u. n. will be looking to turn that neglect into commitments that flow into action authorities and germany have carried out a series of raids on properties linked to the so called and i spoke a group that's the far right network that was implicated in an alleged plot last december to overthrow the german government, one police officer was shot and wounded in the operation today several locations and neighbors, neighboring switzerland were also searched. german law enforcement estimates the as extremists have up to 23000 supporters nationwide. earlier i spoke to ive stigmatized a leading member of the journey parliament for the governing social democrats. i asked him whether the iceberg are just a bunch of right wing loonies or possibly a dangerous terrorist organization. a some say, well maybe they're both. as we know from the uprising 100 years ago, where there was marshal munich, peculiar persons were said to be in the videos that don't have any chance of reaching anything. 10 years later, the

u. n will be looking to turn that neglect into commitments that flow into action. that report was filed by louise osborne from the w environments, which ones is now. here in the studio is a new york negotiated meeting for you when water conference clearly important. you mentioned it in the report of what's really at stake. yeah. okay. so i mean, as we talked about before, there are almost 2000000000 people or more than 2000000000 people who don't have access to water. that's a quarter of the population that can't have safer, let the water to drink from. just imagine what that must be like. then there are people who are almost half of the population that don't have access to safe sanitation, so know clean toilets to use. also hand washing, i mean, think of their coven 19 pandemic. were washing hands with so important. think about not having water to be able to do that with these people are coming contacts than with diseases. cholera, diarrhea that are killing over a 1000000 people a year actually die. people, i like to tell you exactly. and they, these are preventab

u. n. will be looking to turn that neglect into commitments that flow into action will enjoy nell by now home bureau much from kings college, london. she is a professor in environmental politics with a special focus on the world's water problems professor. it's good to have you with this, i want to start by highlighting a couple of figures here on agriculture accounts for 70 percent of the world's fresh water use and the demand for agricultural products. water is expected to grow by 50 percent in the next 25 years if we could reduce that demand that use radically, would we be able to solve all of the world's water problems? i wish we could say yes and, but there's a growing number of people on this planet were due to hit over 9000000000 people and just a couple of years. and so with developing economies as well, people diets are changing. people are having more material lifestyles as well. so there is definitely more demands and just dealing with agriculture. my also miss out the issues of sanit

u. n. was willing to stop him. you know, i, one of the key reasons the mainstream media never tell you about why qaddafi was deposed. because colonel gadhafi proposed a pan african goal dina to replace the us dollar in energy trade kick out the petro dollar and bringing a gold. dina for we all know what happened to colonel gadhafi, you know, saddam hussein he had a similar idea as well. well, there we are. read more about it, it's r t dot com with act soon. we hope to see you at the top of the you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like, pardon me, want to leave another part in battle with us. if i leave adolescent fall back on, i have that deposit to do or have nobody to

u. n . was willing to stop him. several arab countries are saudi arabia, jordan. ready the u. e. they were condemned last week decision by the israeli government to issue construction permits for a 1000 new homes on traditionally palestinian land. they say the israeli plans for easter brucell. im have been escalating tensions and just disrupting the whole peace process and making everything worse. as a correspondent, maria phenomena now explains at the edge of jerusalem with a view to jordan valley and the dead sea. we meet. now let me con from raggedy. it is design east, israeli, and geo, the tracks and reports on illegal arab construction in israel and the west bank. now let me points at the palestinian towns and villages surrounding the holy city that israel so far, only supported by the u. s. calls its capital. while talking about a palestinian takeover, it's a battle ground, but a quiet battleground. it's a battle that's being fought with construction. it's a battle that's using people as weapons and home as weapons and schools, as weapons. and the state of israel isn't figh

u. n was willing to stop him hard before we wrap up. this live broadcast from moscow street artists in the conflict, rid old region of the democratic republic of congo, near the rwandan border. they've been using city walls as canvases to try and spread message of east of the eastern city of goma has been the scene of widespread violence as local congolese forces fight against armed, militant, such as the m. 23 and sojourn group authorities have said that numerous civilians have been forced to flee their homes. the d r c has accused neighboring wonder of supporting m 23. however, want to continue to deny those play. the st. hottest say they're trying to show the world what's happening in that country to attract more attention. it's also, we're finishing my role in support for a project with the slogan together, we build the country. our country has been going through a war for a decade. this is a country where you wake up and everywhere, there are bullets. these are real moments of tension. we say to ourselves as altis, that it's time t

u. n. high seas treaty will help conserve marine diversity in international waters. it's the largest habitat for life on earth, this vast air, on average, or kilometers deep. and until yesterday, there was no international law, no treaty, that guided conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. in this area, it's a big deal physically in terms of the size of the earth. but also in terms of multilateralism, a sign that countries can play nicely together and still get big stuff done. it's a good day for us. the world's oceans are under threat from plastic waste, climate change, and over fishing. now it's hoped this new deal will at last start to turn the tide. earlier i voted jessica battle a senior expert of the world wildlife fund. and i asked her about the importance of steel. so this traitor will look and buy the rest of it as a whole. look at the fish though, we eat the planted can in the water that gives us oxygen. the coil read. and the deep sea in terms of, of how to collaborate and how to monitor the activities under the treaty that they do not impact neg

u. n. high seas treaty will help conserve marine diversity in international waters. it's the largest habitat for life on earth is vast. there are on average for kilometers deep. and until yesterday there was no international law. no treaty, that guided conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. in this area, it's a big deal physically in terms of the size of the earth. but also in terms of multilateralism, a sign that countries can play nicely together and still get big stuff done. it's a good day for us. the world's oceans are under threat from plastic waste, climate change, and over fishing. now it's hoped this new deal will at last start to turn the tide. earlier i spoke to fabi in mcclellan, managing director at the n g o ocean care about the importance of this landmark deal. this treaty will be the absolute game changer that the ocean so urgently needs. because so far it, the high seas has been a lawless. i see bands and that has been over exploited. so now with this treaty, we have to pass way to enforce measures to better protect this wide expense. wher

u. n. high seas treaty will help conserve marine diversity in international waters. it's the largest habitat for life on earth, is vast, there it on average, or kilometers deep. and until yesterday there was no international law. no treaty, that guided conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. in this area, it's a big deal physically in terms of the size of the earth. but also in terms of multilateralism, a sign that countries can play nicely together and still get big stuff done. it's a good day for us. the world's oceans are under threat from plastic waste, climate change, and over fishing. now it's hoped this new deal will at last start to turn the tide. i spoke a short time ago to jessica battle a senior expert, the world wildlife fund. and i asked her about the importance of the deal. yes, it's hugely thing this again, this is, there is a introduction said a multilateral deal between many countries that, between countries that have coastlines come to the have industries that traverse and use the high seas. that but it was a landlord countries, countries

u. n says water shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities. unless there's better international cooperation. we'll have coverage of the water crisis from around the world at the u. n. where leaders a meeting from columbia and from columbia, where locals are coping with severe water shortages and from venezuela where access to clean water has been limited for decades. let's begin in new york, not mask has to james base has the latest from that conference. this is the 1st conference of its type for more than 40 years. some presidents, prime ministers, as well as many ministers from all around the world have gathered here in new york . they know the problem is very serious. the estimates suggest that water demand in urban areas around the world is likely to increase by 80 percent. by the year 2015 . i've been speaking to the foreign minister of bangladesh, about the challenges his country faces regarding water is really important for band with this because really what i am country, we will eat and if, if to 7 drivers criss crossing the country. in

u. n is wanting water shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities unless there's better international cooperation. are diplomatic as a james base has more from the u. n. in new york. this is the 1st conference of its type for more than 40 years. some presidents, prime ministers, as well as many ministers from all around the world have gathered here in new york . they know the problem is very serious. the estimates suggest that water demand in urban areas around the world is likely to increase by 80 percent. by the year 2050 . i been speaking to the foreign minister of bangladesh about the challenges his country faces regarding water. this is really important turban, but this because reality wine country, we've had 857 drivers criss crossing the country. in addition, we in the peep up the bell, been lol, and the indian motion into specific what is a life everyday life. and therefore an album laid to the had been locked to abuse a water and waters. so the ocean said good preserver for it on the card when emissions the global warming. and nowadays, since we have abus

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n p t. the u. s. has not and will not violate the n p t. we are in full compliance with our obligations under the n p t, including article 6. it was raised here. any suggestions that the united states is in violation of that treaty or just patently false? and even in the countries that race, that issue need to read the n p t, read the negotiating history, the m p t. i have several times read it. so i re fundamentally reject that charge up. my last point i, mr. president is that we're here to address specifically rushes, deployment or plan deployment of nuclear weapons in belarus. this is a fundamental threat to international peace and security. and our russian calling has not explained in full what is going on with this potential deployment. and we call on russia to adhere to its international obligations with regard to arms control. thank you, miss breton. i think good. the representative of the united states for their state lint, a to do over the russian federation has asked for the flow to make a funder state in particular to me and you

u. n says was shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities. unless there's better international cooperation. we'll have coverage of the water crisis from around the world at the u. n. where leaders are meeting from columbia, where local the coping with severe water shortages and from venezuela where access to clean water has been limited for decades as begin in new york without the mask editor james bay's. this is the 1st conference of its type for more than 40 years, some presidents, prime ministers, as well as many ministers who all around the world have gathered here in new york. they know the problem is very serious. the estimates suggest that water demanded urban areas around the world is likely to increase what 80 percent? by the year 2050. i've been speaking to the foreign minister of bangladesh about the challenges his country faces regarding water. this is really important for back with this because we are the, the well in countries we will 857 rivers criss crossing the country. in addition, when the peep of the bell been all and the e

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u. n. environment agency says climate change will spark a 30 percent increase in severe wildfires by the middle of the century. in spain there already dealing with the fallout. the countries wildfire season now runs from spring to autumn, not just during the summer, and spain's meet you. a logical agency says temperatures in march have been up to 14 degrees higher than normal. it's a new reality. people are struggling to adjust. he told me that your, your not under our why do you, authorities have brought us a bottle of water because they have told us that we can not drink from the taps all the food in my freezer is defrosted. it's bad and everything is ruined. with warmer weather forecast in the weeks to come scenes like this are likely to play out again for many more months. victoria gate and be al jazeera, japan's prime minister has announced he's bringing in new policies to boost the birth rate there, including doubling the budget for child related policies. japan is struggling to cope with record low birth rates, with $450.00 schools closing every year. lena blacker reports the clas

u. n is worn and water shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities. on this, there's better international corporation. a shortage is already hitting those who live in cities and what that means in low income areas of cities like caracas, is that something is weighed and say they haven't had tap water for decades. they must arby, has more life in one of the world's largest oil producing nations. venezuelan say shouldn't be this difficult and access to a basic human right should be easy. they will, they might, they to just 2 or 2 and a half dollars for water. it's too much, we can't do it anymore because nobody can put up with that. sometimes the guys have running water from the well and sell it cheaper. more than 20 years. we haven't know what it's like to have tap water. no. running water has long been a luxury in the sprawling low income neighborhoods around caracas. a state owned company is in charge of supplying water practically free of charge, but it is unable to keep up with rising demand. on some residents, a pottery venezuela's largest villa b

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the latest strikes killed at least 5 civilians. iran says it's willing to work with the u. n's nuclear watchdog and implementing agreements made last weekend comes after the u. n's nuclear chief made a 2 day trip to iran. rafael gross, he says he was given concrete commitments to ronald, reconnect surveillance cameras and increase inspections at nuclear sites. and protest as are back on the streets of georgia, capital tbilisi for 3rd night. that's despite the government's saying it's dropping a controversial bill. opponents of the so called foreign agents laws say, which silence independent media and criticism of the ruling party protest is about to keep demonstrating until there's proof the bill has actually been called so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after bollywood dreams state. your thanks to watching bye for now. oh, a weekly look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies to construction and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera ah ah. a d no must be, my name is

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followed me as zalinski has visited the city of zap arissa, where the head of the u. n's atomic watchdog, raphael girl, see he will visit the nuclear power plant the coming days. you abs. largest plant is controlled by russian forces. but experts from the international atomic energy agency, a station that to monitor the situation and minimize risks of an euclid disaster. the facility has come and the shelling and experienced power outages over the past year. scotland is about to have a new 1st minister after hums. are you, sir? flung the vote to become scottish national party leader usa takes over from nicholas sturgeon, who surprisingly quit last month. after 9 years in charge, yes, m. p advocates for scottish independence in the u. k. and controls the semi autonomous parliament and edinburgh. from where nadine barber reports a big moment for a party at a crossroads. i therefore, to clear some figures if juliet elected comes a use, ifs become scottish national part of leader after a divisive campaign. the 37 year old said his success as the muslim son of immigrants on pakistan and kenya shows there need be no bar

u. n. has been quite diplomatic, if you will, when they announce the extension they didn't go into how long it was going to be extended for under the deal. that should be extended every $120.00 days. that's every 4 months. russia now is saying at once it only to be extended by 2 months by 60 days, because it says that sanctions are affecting its own exports, which is not upholding part of the deal. that it facts. it's the problem with that is we've been talking to the farmers here. they need long term stability. even for months we're told really isn't good enough when it comes to long term planning when it comes to know buying fertilizer, looking at your sales, your harvest. so this is the contention now, and i think very clear that there has been no compromise reached when it comes to how long it's going to be extended for why is the international community involved wise? the un turkey involved to broker this deal because ukraine and russia, i, one of the major suppliers to the world of things like sunflower oil, grain, corn, and wheat, and whatever it doesn't come out of ukraine, so to sp

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u. n. z has water shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities. unless there's better international cooperation. in the last 2 decades, access to water has been declining because of climate change and population growth in columbia. locals are coping with severe water shortages. al jazeera, heard from one woman living in a poor neighbourhood in bogota and columbia, where supplies are scarce. his her story, in her own words mean on but i had you on our lindsay and my name is duwana valencia, and 28 years old. i live in the d. v. nanine, your neighborhood in the south of booker. they are gone, mister se, who i said when i arrived with my 3 kids 4 years ago, displeased by the violence in the chuckle region, many us esla oklahoma. but as i learned since the 1st day, we never had access to water for a household cause personal hygiene, cleaning, it's very complicated again as the heart of the neighborhood receive water, least at night at times every 3 or 4 days. i da, the good heart of neighbors that share some of the water with me when the own. okay, an

u. n. is warning was shortages will get worse in the coming decades, especially in cities, unless this better international corporation and diplomatic editor james base has more from the united nations headquarters in new york. this is the 1st conference of its type for more than 40 years. some presidents, prime ministers, as well as many ministers from all around the world have gathered here in new york . they know the problem is very serious. the estimates suggest that water demand in urban areas around the world is likely to increase by 80 percent. by the year 2050 . i been speaking to the foreign minister of bangladesh, about the challenges his country faces regarding water is really important for band with this because really what i am country, we will eat and if, if to 7 rivers criss crossing the country. in addition, we in the peep up the bell been all and the in the emotion into specifically what is our life everyday life and their poor album late to the had been locked with abuse or water and waters. so the ocean, so great preserver for it on the carbon emissions the global warming.

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imagine that now in some of the communities where every single building will need to be demolished if it hasn't collapsed already. now the u. n is working on a final estimate, but that will be completed before conference begins in brussels coming up next week. the death tol still to come on e four today and east bay theater director determined to pursue her passion even as she faces the challenge of a lifetime after being diagnosed with an incurable disease. refused. to let that diagnosis keep her from doing what she truly loves merit is living with the debilitating effects of als , a degenerative nervous system disorder, also known as lou gehrig's disease, and she has lost the ability to speak. but even though she struggles to communicate merit, is now directing a play called tea party, which premiered in san francisco over the weekend. i had a chance to sit down with merit, who uses a laptop to express her thoughts and her longtime friend and co director , deb fink, spoke on her behalf. aaron says. since i speak russian and a l s may have taken away her voice, but erin merit is still speaking loudly and clearly through her

debt, climate change and diseases such as coven 19 a wearing them down even more will will lead, has gathered at the u. n's least developed countries once in a decade, summit in catalyst capital to revive commitments to the doha program of action. the plan focuses on 6 areas, including how to eradicate poverty and hans trade deal with food insecurity. and how best to tackle climate change. the u and has called on wealthy nations to provide $500000000000.00 a year to help those nations boost their economies. cutters announced a $60000000.00 financial contribution. elders here is natasha, good aim, spoke to the president of below iep and the chair of the l. d. c. group blazer is chuck, where up at the summit here in doha, she asked him 1st, how least developed countries could help to solve their own problems. mallory has 2063 to be calm and inclusively wealthy, self reliant, industrialized nation, mid up a middle income. it me is for us, the 1st 10 years that we started our last year implementing our movement toward that realization. every country needs to have that and then align their own vision with the d

n u. s. president joe biden has said they will keep punishing russia for the conflict. the 2 leaders met on friday in the white house shall send biden pledge to continue supporting crane together work lock step to supply a critical security assistance ukraine. and everything from what we've done to walk, step ammunition, artillery armor tanks, air defense systems. and we've been together throughout this. let me just say this is a very, very potent yeah. because of the very dangerous piece that comes from russia. ukraine. and it's really important that we act together organize the lock step that we've made feasible because we can give the necessary support to ukraine during this time. i think it's very important that we get the message that we would continue to do so as long as it takes that long. that's the theory that we are ready for staying with the ukrainians, as long as it's necessary. meanwhile, the head of russia wagner mercenary globe says the ukrainian city of back most is almost completely surrounded by russia and its allied forces. russian to 710 to 5 charlie

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u. n. has agreed a historic treaty to protect marine life. it will designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected zones by 2030 activists are calling it a monumental when well, those are the headlines. i'll have more for you here after the full report, stay with us. on counting the coffee, you bronze, petrol power caused by 2035? is this the end of combustion engine vehicles allowing profit flying high because the industry keep up with the surgeon demand plus 2 dawns forgotten crisis. will everyone come to doff was a counter golf on al jazeera? ah, i ah musket. there's also let a that a, almost a lot i think was at his, of, on, on an electrical and a ball on it. you don't know why it was across the border. and so there in turkey, a missing survivors are still being found alive and pulled from the ruins. here in northwest syria, the search and rescue effort was called off on day 5, because rescuers didn't have the resources they say could have saved many life. i'm already on the love without a. busy busy busy ah ha, ha, ha, ha mama, effective

will combine us summary i, u. k. submarine technology and design with american technology. and i wanna reiterate again. yes, s n, the august will not have nuclear weapons. it will become a future standard for both the u. k. royal navy and the royal australian navy, and made australia defense needs. while bringing our military, our scientists are engineered our ship builders, our industrial workforce, our country's closer together, closer than ever. let me emphasize again, nuclear propulsion. just test it and save the united states, the u. k. of used to for nearly 70 years from spotless record, a spotless record combined between u. s. and u. k. all of our nuclear power chips of travel the entire. 9 globe around the entire globe war than a 150000000 miles. that's gone, moon $300.00 times. now we can figure out how to get this up to the move we're lug working on. i've got admit, our stewardship of naval nuclear propulsion technology is a point of honor, pride and deep tradition. currently held by admiral frank caldwell who's here today . we're our ad room years of trainee runner take. he started now ensure that au

later, strikes kill at these 5 people. iran says is willing to work with the u. n's nuclear watchdog. and implementing agreements made last weekend comes out of the u . n's nuclear chief made a 2 day trip to iran. rafael grossi says he has, he was given concrete commitments, tara would increase inspections at nuclear sites. the president of bella roost has extended the death penalty to cover officials found guilty of high treason. alexander lucas shanker has signed the new law a spot of what described as a fight against extremist, an antique state cries, protest as up back on the streets of george's capital tbilisi for 3rd night, even though the government said it'll drop a controversial bill. opponents of the so called foreign agency law say, which silence independent media and critics of the ruling party. people are bound to keep demonstrating until as proof the bill has actually improved. the u. s. senate has held a hearing over the derailment of the train in ohio that was carrying hazardous materials last month. norfolk southern railway. see you apologized for the incident and ple

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u. n. environment agencies as climate change will spark a 30 percent increase in severe wildfires by the middle of the century in spain that already dealing with the fall out. the countries wildfire season now runs from spring to autumn, not just during the summer. and spain's meteorological agency says temperature in march have been up to 14 degrees higher than normal. it's a new reality. people are struggling to adjust to full media. your jo, not until you are. why do you, authorities have brought us a bottle of water because they have told us that we can not drink from the taps all the food in my freezer is defrosted. it's bad and everything is ruined. with warmer weather forecast in the weeks to come scenes like this are likely to play out again for many more months. victoria gate and be al jazeera, still a had here on out is there. i'm had a massage in south africa, the governing african national congress. these are the boards of poverty aging is to maintain the geography, but what this was rated by the economy. i didn't keep wanting to find out more and unrest in synagogue capital

u. n. environment agency says climate change will spark a 30 percent increase in severe wildfires by the middle of the century in spain that already dealing with the fall out the countries wildfire season now runs from spring to autumn, not just during the summer. and spain's meteorological agency says, temperatures in march have been up to 14 degrees higher than normal. it's a new reality. people are struggling to adjust t familiar. joe, not under our why do you? authorities have brought us a bottle of water because they have told us that we cannot drink from the taps all the food in my freezer is the frosted. it's bad and everything is ruined. with warmer weather forecast in the weeks to come scenes like this are likely to play out again for many more months. victoria gate and be al jazeera now for loss of one particular type of tree and southern brazil as threatening and indigenous community. now they're fighting to save the giant pines from dying out there. because mom had reports the vast evergreen, otto carrier on goosey folio trees, also known as the brazilian pine, have long been

u. n. environment agency says climate change will spark a 30 percent increase in severe wildfires by the middle of the century. in spain, there already dealing with the fallout. the countries wildfire season now runs from spring to autumn, not just during the summer, and spain me to a logical agency says temperatures in march have been up to 14 degrees higher than normal. it's a new reality. people are struggling to adjust to formula your jo had died. oh wow . do you authorities have brought us a bottle of water because they have told us that we can not drink from the taps all the food in my freezer is the frosted. it's bad and everything is ruined with warmer weather forecast in the weeks to come scenes like this and likely to play out again for many more months. victoria gate and be al jazeera. meanwhile, a decline in the number of pine trees in southern brazil is posing a threat to a local indigenous community there. one group is trying to save them from dying out . are here. manage reports. the vast evergreen i'd o korea on goosey foliage trees, also known as the brazilian pine, have

waive any out of an a jamara come after her card in settle cooler law, the day when law will nevada move the u. n. says that 2022 was one of the deadliest years for palestinians in the occupied west bank. and 2023 is no better than january and february alone saw at least $62.00 palestinians killed, including many children israeli politics of also shifted significantly to the right . and in december 2022. what was described as quote, the most religious and hard line government in israel's history was sworn in it's in this context, the palestinian resistance and the occupied west bank has ramped up with the rapid rise of 2 new armed groups. the occupied west bank is the new battle ground in this decades long conflict, which shows no sign of resolution. ah ha ramadan. the time of spirituality reflection and gratitude raised the flags all the flu. every color. oh, how does the real world? well, how leo, how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and chance for the holy month johnny, this song touched the hearts of all arrows full ramadan songs on al jazeera. ah ah ah. well, the he

u. n. development program says the crude oil carrier it is obtained will start transferring fuel from the ship. from early may, a judge in peru has extended former president pedro cassius free trial trial detention castillo will not have to spend 36 months in prison. he was impeach and imprisoned in december, leading to months of nationwide protests. cassius facing charges of rebellion and conspiracy. after trying to legally dissolve congress students in chile have rally in the capital, demanding improved conditions at their secondary schools. please use water cannon to disperse the crowds in santiago protesters or calling for better infrastructure and for the minister of education to resign. soldiers in bolivia, keyes of helping and profiting from smuggling migrants into chile. the chilean military was deployed more than a week ago to try to stop the flow of undocumented people across the border. a latin america actually seen human re for some coach honey. no wiggle room. it's been more than a week since chilion soldiers began patrolling the border with neighboring bolivia to control und

u. s economy and american society to outlines several ways those impacts could be mitigated , including finding new ways to adapt to living in a hotter world. the handle will be delegate at the upcoming u. nate change conference, and she's a researcher at the stanford school of medicine. thanks so much for being here with us. so you know every soften we get these reports about how dire the climate emergency is, but i feel many people kind of tune it out or disconnect from it. so from this latest un report, which had some , you know, admittedly pretty dire warnings about what still needs to be done. what was surprising or what struck you most about it. yeah thank you for having me kim and thank you for covering this topic. you know, the recent report from the intergovernmental panel on climate change paints are pretty dire picture of what we're looking at with regard to our climate progress to date, it says, but pretty much 3.5 billion people around the world are in areas at risk of huge impacts from climate change, and also what was really, you know, disheartening from this report is that the goal of 1.5 degrees celsius, which is the idea that we need to limit global average temperature i

u c l. a predicts nearly half of the world's population will experience quote severe water stress by 2030. the u. n also reports that a quarter of the world's population lacks access to safe drinking water and three quarters are water insecure. that includes more than four billion people in the asia pacific region and more than one billion in africa. the world body reports that roughly 1.4 million people die every year from a variety of diseases linked to contaminated water, hazardous sanitation practices and poor hygiene. the us is pledging to help water scarcity exacerbates conflict and disrupt peace and security. the united states is committee $49 billion towards equitable climate, resilient water and sanitation investments at home and around the globe. the united nations held its first major water conference since 1977 this week with thousands of delegates in attendance. president biden visiting canada today, aiming to fortify bonds with prime minister justin trudeau his goals for the two countries as the u. s deals with several international threats, and house republicans passed legislation to

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