u. s. and canada for temperatures rise to unprecedented levels. and these are just some of the findings of a new report by the world, meet your logical organization, and we will have more on bass in a moment. the 1st this look at how extreme heat induced by climate change is already making life practically unlivable for millions in india. it's a heat wave that one in 6 people on earth, a currently struggling through blistering heat has scorched india. and pakistan for weeks on the weekend temperatures hit a record high of 49 degrees celsius in the indian capital daily where i'm 74 years old. i've never seen new delhi go through this much heat ever in my life. we used to hear about the heat might just on that. we used to think of it as an unfortunate event when rochester used to go to 48 degrees celsius. this year, all the records have been broken record the climate change though, ready, made extremes like this hotter and more likely the heat has killed crops and hurt harvest. the farmers themselves can't catch a break either or we may go next thurs

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u. s. canada and the european union. a parliamentary election next sunday. as a 1st, since a financial crisis began in 2019 lebanon's currency as lost more than 90 percent of its value since then, and they are widespread shortages and high unemployment. a former leader of brazil vows he will beat far right present. jane bought an arrow in october's election 76 year old louise ignacio la desilva last held the country 12 years ago before being jailed in a corruption scandal. monica and i carry for some help. oh, spirits were high. this convention center in san paula thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president reason as to lula, the silver, as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles ronaldo in october's election. mueller announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers. pardon? he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy, to that of bull sonata. an admirer and follower of former u. s. president donald trump, life brazil is too big to be

wh oh, this weekend confirming at least 92 cases and 28 suspected cases in a dozen countries, including the u. s, u k and canadao smallpox, with cases primarily seen across pockets of central and western africa. symptoms range from fevers to chills and rash like bumps on the skin. monkeypox outbreaks are not unprecedented . what's different is that this is transmitting between person to person without travel travel history, but it's the same principles of finding cases. isolating them using the smallpox vaccine strategically to stop these cases from spreading. and while monkey pox kills about one in 10 people it infects. doctors here in the states say the spread can be contained, adding covid-19 has helped increase hospitals abilities to respond to infectious diseases on such a large scale. sales she impress. oh fox news. more varia students will face a renewed mask mandate this morning up next we hear from doctors about the country's growing number of new covid infections going to show you the moment the p g a championship tournament took a dramatic turn. on the 18th hole. and don't forget. now you can have th

and other venues. starting today, tourists from the u. s. canada and more than 50 other countries can now visit new zealand for the first time in more than two years. yeah. the island nation dropped most of its border restrictions today, people who are vaccinated from those waiver countries, which includes the u. s, are now allowed to visit tourists will have to be vaccinated and test negative before and after arriving. some of the people who were the first to come into the country where people in long distance relationships it was about three years between when we saw each other. we met in japan and you had already come back to new zealand when we decided to make a go of it romantically and no, absolutely planned. better not only is this a further sign of normality returning in our interactions with the world, but the arrival of our northern hemisphere friends will further propel our economic recovery. new zealand has had some of the toughest limits on entry of any country in the world during the pandemic. new this morning covid cases in shanghai

u. s . you see that mass of cloud, angry, stormy weather, just coming through it all associated with this cold front which extends all way from east and canada for the northeast of the u. s. right down into the deep south and that's the boundary between cooler air and very warm air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so we're looking at to 13 celsius in chicago. 33 celsius in d. c. big cabbage contrast. hence, as massive storms which will clear away a place to say as we go on into monday. se brighter dryer fresher, more comfortable. 21 celsius. still a few showers down towards the caroline is pushing into georgia, gloria showers across the great plains, and they are driving the way further east, which as we go through tuesday, could see some localized flooding could catch a tornado or to some large house and damaging winds always a possibility. further west, no sign of any rain around the desert. southwest. somebody re really radicals that western side of the west into western canada. a large dry 2 is put her way down into mexico. we have got some showers around the yucatan peninsula. plenty of showers across the caribbean, though. sort of so

and in portugal. i've also been cases in canada, the u. s. and australia viruses similar to small parks but milder. it's unusual for it to spread outside of west and central africa. so the polls are just, i've been in australia national election with opinion polls showing the opposition labor party naturally ahead of the ruling. conservative coalition, prime minister scott morrison is held the top job for full years, lay believe to anthony openings is calling on the voters to elect change. campaign has been dominated by rising cost of living, climate change and national security. voting is compulsory and initial results should be known later on saturday. sarah clark joins us live from sydney, polls open it, i suppose. it will be, we have to see where the label be able to maintain its lead. yeah, should not the 6000000 people out of 70000000 people in australia have who registered have already voted ahead of election day now, but as you mentioned, we do into election day with live a just ahead of the coalition, the liberal national party. they have been ahead, i'll the coalition throughout the campa

and other venues. starting today. tourists from the u. s canada and more than 50.. nation dropped most of its border restrictions today, people who are vaccinated from those waiver countries, which includes the u. s, are now allowed to visit. tourists will have to be vaccinated and test negative before and after arriving some of the people who are the first to come into the country where people in long distance relationships it was about three years between when we saw each other. we met in japan and you had already come back to new zealand when we decided to make a go of it romantically and could have planned better. not only is this a further sign of normality returning in our interactions with the world, but the arrival of our northern hemisphere friends will further propel our economic recovery. new zealand has had some of the toughest limits on entry of any country in the world. during the pandemic, the golden state warriors will continue their series against the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night, and it was a close one yesterday afternoon with the warriors. ju

u. s. canada and japan celebrate labor day at different times of the year and moving on now and hundreds of palestinian children are arrested by israeli forces. every game, human rights organizations say they're subjected to abuse and lack of legal representation. 14 year old, i fell as it was detained by israeli soldiers for 12 days before he was released. it abraham follows his family's journey from protesting his detention to his release. ah, a melody of love for the homeland is how these young palestinians see their protesting against the arrest of their friend. offended as this is really soldiers detained. the 14 year old and mid april. he was charged with throwing stones at the army near bethlehem. and the occupied west bank, but his father denies the charges that big soldier was on me. i honest garrett. so he is as good if i really only saw a fellow couple of times from a distance in the court, he was not able to make like 130 in case he will a quote. and you know, in our community to quote, it's always his point though client is a strength point. and so this is the feeling we hav

caustic through arms sales are implicated in this men made him and it's heron, crisis. parties to that conflict. canada france the u. k. and the u. s. whose weapons the old used by the saudi led coalition. did trudeau visits, and i like he did kiev, did ports rush to get food to the, to 1000000 starving children. no. canada boasted about sending humanitarian aid and then sent 4 times worth as much of weapons and military goods. a similar pitcher is unfolding in afghanistan with over half of the population on the brake. did biden give press conferences about the need to get them food? no, but he did free 7000000000 dollars worth of afghan funds with people taking to the streets with the simple request. let us eat, ah, there were no summits or statements or condemnations than from brussels and co white pansies because their weapons sales were more profitable. because this time it affects them. this time it's there, people who conquer sunflower oil this time it's there, people who are paying 6 percent more for white bread. so it matters. and if you still had any doubt about whether all these nations rushing that grain out, we'll sacri

and ukraine marked the end of the 2nd world war a day earlier. hosting canada's prime minister justin trudeau and u. s. first lady jill bye. in response to russia's victory day, president vladimir zalinski released one of his trademark video messages watch new mock a bang yet there are no shackles that combine than our free spirit and him out. while there is no occupier, he can take root in alfred land. then while that there is no invited who can rule the alfred people norwood sooner or later we will win me. but i am. i'm booked with lucas. some one is fighting for the fathers are the fear of the party and the chief from us. and we were fighting for the homeless we wallet. we have never fought against anyone, william, or we will always fight for ourselves. for our freedom, for independence. she said that the victory of her ancestors law was not inflamed by fort valley. freedom for us and one family, we are fighting with freedom for our children, and therefore we will will. so how did they, how would you put a mortal on the city as a nikolai of is on the front lines of the war and southern ukraine. it'

then after canada and the u . s. had done it because for example, if we place people on sanctions list, we always have to substantiate these read the reasons for this decision. also that the european court of law, you will approve it or not contest it not. and the same is true for this matter. we have to ensure that internet, it is internationally sound in terms of law, mr. gaz amount from the german press agent. some minister care summons from m. b. c. news. do you agree with the reported assessment at all of american intelligence and british intelligence at the west in these to prepare for a long conflict in ukraine and given all of the issues that we've talked about today, how do you maintain unity in europe and nato? if this fighting and conflict continues over a long period, well if i think mr. ha, that was online. my 1st answer is yes, i agree. and to my 2nd answer is how do we ensure this? as we did in the last weeks and months, it was not the case said we agreed on every single issue. even the new members sit

warring parties and those fuel and the conflict through arms sales are implicated in this men made humanitarian crisis party so that conflicts canada, france, the u. k. and the u. s. who's weapons are all used by the saudi led coalition. did trudeau visit santa i like he did kiev did ports rush to get food to the, to 1000000 starving children know canada boasted about sending humanitarian aid and then sent 4 times worth as much of weapons and military goods. a similar pitcher is unfolding in afghanistan with over half of the population on the brake. did biden give press conferences about the need to get them food? no, but he did free 7000000000 dollars worth of afghan fundings with people taking to the streets with the simple request. let us eat, ah, this time it's there, people who can get some firewall. this time is that people who are paying 6 percent more for white bread. so it matters while canada as a leading global agri food exporter of many key products is working with its allies and how it can assist efforts. canadian beat production was significantly reduced due to last year's throat, and there is not a significant amount of wheat, uncommitted, and avai

and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada hast richter gun laws and the u. s. canadians have suffered an increase of gun violence in recent years. in 2020 it band, semi automatic rifles after 22 people were killed in a mass shooting in nova scotia. some gun own or say they're contesting that van in court. the new legislation is expected to be enacted in the autumn, but a rush to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected authority, se sales are already heavily regulated. katya little piece of the young al jazeera . now south africans are struggling to keep the lights on electricity. blackouts are affecting millions as power stations cancel, flight demand, and face stealing electricity cables or any was thing. the problem for me. the miller reports from dallas book, ah, students at the university of johannesburg and sweater demonstrate following weeks of intermittent powers, which have hampered their studies. the university's management plane, he's stealing electricity cables for the black us enforce lurise east of johannesburg. more power cuts because of cri

became school the trick and the 8th to victory is the 1st for me as managed to be in the payoff bought, the sport has been accused of having a racism problem across the u. s. canada phase and found say they've encountered discrimination at all levels of the game and they're working to change that. i view the cash report from washington d. c. it's not easy. being a black hockey player just asked 15 year old daria's nichols who's been training on the ice since he was 5. it's very hard having to deal with her. i had bursey, it's really hard to deal with. most of the other players are white and nickel says, while his own teammates in maryland are supportive, he often gets called racial slurs by players from other teams. i've had kids call me the n word. i've had kids. just come at me for november. reason all is on is when adobe voice was like, well, sorry, hockey coach brian king says the same happened to him when he played in college. it was much worse. i'm from name calling to, you know, being punched in the face randomly is also name calling and being races. and there is a clue. difference between the hockey still carries the stigma of being a white man's sport. i

and food shortages that stem from the war in ukraine. the g 7 includes the most advanced economies, the u. s. canada, the u. k, france, germany, italy, and japan, and one to 10 percent of the world's population, but account for a 3rd of global economic output. germany holds the rotating presidency of the group . our chief international correspondent richard walker is at the g 7 meeting in bison house in germany. what's being discussed to tackle this present problem of global for security. yes, this is a big issue that is being flagged by the g 7 at this meeting in north and germany. molina babel the german foreign minister saying that 25000000 tons of grain of stock in ukraine. unable to get out of ukraine's ports, which are under russian blockade in the south of the country. so, and this is something that the world food program has been sounding the alarm about as well, with the head of the world food program saying that millions of people around the world could face starvation if that food, that grain doesn't get out to world markets in countries that have nothing to do with this conflict with as afghanist

and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada has stricter gun laws and the u. s. canadians have suffered an increase of gun violence and recent years. in 2020 it band, semi automatic rifles after 22 people were killed in a mass shooting in o scotia. some gun owner say they're contesting that van in court. the new legislation is expected to be enacted in the autumn, but a rush to by hand guns ahead of the band isn't expected authority. se sales are already heavily regulated. katya lopez civilian al jazeera on now the u. s. president. unusual and prime minister of raised concerns about security agreement between china in the solomon islands during a meeting at the white house, joe biden. and just into our don't discuss stepping up engagement with pacific island nations to count to china's growing influence. biden's as the us wants to partner with the region rather than dictate to it. chinese foreign minister is carney half way through a diplomatic tour of the pacific, hoping to deepen his country's ties. there. our white house correspondent can be hulk as more of a

i hosting a canadas prime minister just and trudeau and u. s. first lady chil, buying in response to russia's victory day present. villamor zalinski released one of his trademark video messages. watch new mark i done yet. you. there are no shackles that combine than our free spirit and them out. there is no occupier. you can take that route in our free land, then why that there is no invited who can rule the our free people in the world. sooner or later we, when we, when i'm on, i'm booked with lucas. someone is fighting for the fathers of the few of the party and the chief and we were fighting for the homeland. we wallace. we have never fought against any one. will you more? we will always fight for ourselves for our freedom, for independence. she said that the victory of her ancestors was not inflamed by fort valley, freedom for us and one. but we are fighting with freedom for our children and therefore we will, we'll. so he did thee our job, but a morsel has a reminder. now the top story that we're following for you right now, newly elected f

could get clipped with a few showers for southern areas of florida, but that weather front in canada and the u. s. it's dropping down a lot of rain for the bahamas and cuba certainly could be some flooding here, a plume of moisture, nicaragua, history on panama. and you know, for the top end of south america, the rain is going to be intense for that pacific coast of columbia. swans through the andes, stretching east into the amazon basin and around the river plate region. it is going to be white and windy. montevideo has a height of 14 degrees. ah, a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but as for some burger symbols regarding the life lay out of your bed, gone, fly anywhere. sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict. alamos on where you come to palestine, palestine sun bed, a stamp of defiance on al jazeera. oh, the me. you're watching, i'll just remind you of our top story. the students around the world are commemorating what they call knock, or the catastrophe. it marks the 74th anniversa

virus had been confirmed or suspected in europe, including germany, burton and portugal have also been cases in canada and the u. s. a virus is similar to smallpox, although milder. it's unusual for it to spread outside west and central africa. anthony is our life from london to lead me to mother who's out in mexico city, searching for a daughter who's one of the rising number of people going missing some of the female directors shaking up the film festival in can and then in school a good day for the well championship leader in barcelona level, the f one action ah how i recall some color wessa lives by the moving costs or the pos, if you're further south, this heating up across the se, and it really is heating up across spain and portugal. let me go with that unsettled weather, piling in from the atlantic and sundry down pools. moving across ireland through the u. k. some where to whether to just pushing its way towards the baltic. stace verify pressure here. we have seen some fun re, down polls easing across the low countries making his way across jeremy. that will be the case as we go on 3 sat day, some had me

and live knees ah another my shooting in the u. s. a teenage gunman opens fire as a school in texas, canada 19 children, and 2 adults. you know, as president joe biden ordered flags, planet hoffman as the country mourns, it's deadly, a school shooting and a decade as a nation with dash win garaged me, we're going to stand up to the gun lobby. ah ha m nora kyle. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up north gray, a 53 ballistic missiles. a day off to you as president wraps up his trip to asia and calls for an independent investigation into the death of showing i will act at the un security council in new ah, it's time to turn this pain into action. that's the message from you as president joe biden, after 19 young children and 2 adults were killed in a school shooting. and texas is salt by a lone teenage gunman is the deadliest as an american school and a decade. and as once again prompted cause a great, great at gun control across the country. rob reynolds has more a shocking act of violence as ripped, yet another american town into pieces. an 18 year old gunman stormed in elementary school in vol. they tex

u. s. directors and u. s. does not have enough capacity at the moment and didn't actually who immediately produce that type of fuel that is reactors required. and also the other. 6 suppliers like australia, like canada, also provide nuclear fuel. they do not have a enrichment facilities like russia and carson gus, non. so this is very important that for technological reasons, it will not be possible for us to immediately meet the demands of enrich uranium fuel or russia has been providing for almost 20 years now. very interesting, very enlightening. thank you very much for coming in the program and sharing your expertise on all that side mohammed ali international policy on the list. the natural gas prices in the us by the way. they've more than doubled from the previous 10 cade's average, but that's not putting off europe as it seeks alternatives to russian energy to europe currently relies on russia for 40 percent of its gas. but as the continent turns its back on my school over the conflict in ukraine, it's ready to pay much more to import american supplies to make up part of the shortfall. it's not just the extra cost that's an issue. fossil fuel expansion, faces resistance over climate concerns

u. k. portugal suite in canada and the us. it's unusual for the virus to spread outside west and central africa. joe biden is in south korea for his 1st asia trip. as u. s. president, he seeking to reassure allies about countering china is influence in the region and to discuss to terrance against north korea. but president biden also faces domestic precious. he's been visiting a factory producing microchips, hoping to address a shortage of semiconductors in the us. that's part of the reason for high inflation. so much so much in the future. the world is going to be written here in the endo pacific, over the next several decades. we're standing at an inflection point in history, where the decisions we make today will have far reaching impacts on the world. we leave your children to morrow. this viber democracy has become a powerhouse of global innovation. why invested in educators? people don't reside samsung that are driven by responsible development of technology. innovation will be critical to shape the future, the direction of our 2 countries, the direction we both want to go. observe forestry johnston alive from so. so florence, the president's 1st

and russia? yes, there are other countries that are producing grain, u. s. canada across the world also, and he's playing that the, the concern now is how to secure that supply is going to be in a longer term because we know that also russia and better. so really important sources of chemical fertilizers. and that, that supply chain may be broken. we know that also this is having an effect on oil and natural gas prices and all that transmits through the vanishing it. and as it becomes more expensive to produce, a number of bombs may decide not to plants because it's become too expensive. so i think there's a short term crisis. what's happening in russia and ukraine, but there's these concerns about longer term. so what do you think governments and international organizations should be doing? what are some of the measures that these importing countries can take to mitigate the drop in supply? well, i think the one thing it's important to try and ensure that those lexi ports remain open. i think that the crucial mentioned in the short term i think there's been some e

and panama bursts of rain to be expected across the great lakes into the u . s. northeast could power up some severe thunderstorms here, rainfall warnings in play for canada. as quebec providence pushing into new brunswick and about 20 centimeters of snow for labrador. meantime, the heat humidity it's going to bump in big time. so toronto fill in closer to about 40. as we head toward tuesday, different story for the west coast temperature is below average and vancouver next systems plans into the pacific northwest. gotta tell you, i think we may see some flooding across the oregon wet weather leaking into northern california. but i do think it will stay dry and san francisco though, you could see a shower, sneak in their u. s. golf states quiet, but for florida could see a bursts of rain for southern sections, their top end of south america. we did see some flooding in southern certain non disaster declared after intense rain triggered some flooding there and really cool air across the river plate region. months of the day of 14 degrees and thunderstorms, eastern portions of paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil, castle airway. the official airline

relations between the 2 nation salad, off the canada, arrested while ways chief financial officer on the u. s. extradition request in 2018. the us britain and australia whole band. while way to let me be clear, this is about canada. this is about our national security. this is about our telecom infrastructure. and therefore, like i said, we did a very thorough process. we concluded the process today, and that's why we're announcing that we intend to exclude while we and that the from our 5 g networks that i would say, this is very much in line with what our allies i've been doing as well in order to protect one of the most critical infrastructure, not only now, but for generations to come from in lacey as, while ways former vice president of global government affairs. he says, losing canada won't be too big or a blow for while way. broadway drew a line in the sand a long time ago and decided to sort of circle the wagons and focus on those markets where it's still had access, but particularly on its domestic market as well. but you have to remember there are many markets around the world where my way not only has access that is welcomed in l

u. k. u. s. canada are among missions that have labeled it genocide, but condemnation of beijing's rights record has been absent so far during bachelor's visit. one which has been tightly controlled by china. and it's for this reason the us had already called the visit a mistake. it's unclear what buffy will encounter during her sion janet visit. but bost coverage from chinese state media already provide some clues. this is the vision of shinji on the china's rude and communist party wants the world to see weaker cassock and other muslim minorities dancing, studying mandarin, and drawing pictures the up, the public face of what beijing describes as a successful campaign to fight terrorism and restore order and ethnic cohesion and says simila, toodle nursing, i want to declare that there is no way to stage a kind of social harmony and stability that existence young. i'm. we're not hiding anything with a young man. a significant days, a leak from shinji on security apparatus shows a very different picture from beijing's version. the files released as you and human rights chief michelle partially began a 6 day visit, include mac shops of thousands of detained. weaker is an internal documents outl

hosting canada's prime minister justin trudeau and u. s. f. first lady jill bye. in response to russia's victory day present, villamor zaleski released one of his trademark video messages take a lesson. no mark. a dynamic is there are no shackles that combine than our free spirit and them out on. there is no occupier. you can take that route and our free land name was that there is no invite. a who can rule of alfred people norwood sooner or later with his when me when am i'm booked with lucas? some one is fighting for the fathers are the fear of the party and the chief from us, and we were fighting for the homeland we wallace. we have never fought against anyone, william, or we will always fight for ourselves for our freedom for independence. she said that the victory of her ancestors law was not inflamed by fort val. freedom for us, and one put him on. we are fighting with freedom for our children and therefore we will, we'll. so he did they, how would you put a mortar ukrainian net present at their i did, of course on a funny for sure, is in key for you, the uk

and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada has stricter gun laws and the u. s. canadians have suffered an increase of gun violence and recent years. in 2020 it band, semi automatic rifles after 22 people were killed in a mass shooting inova scotia. some gun owner say they're contesting that van in court. the new legislation is expected to be enacted in the autumn, but a rush to by hand guns ahead of the ban isn't expected. authority say sales are already heavily regulated. katya lopez, leanne al jazeera. now south africans are struggling to keep the lights on. electricity blackouts are affecting millions as power stations can't supply enough demand and fees, stealing electricity cables will then just worsening. the problem is for me, the miller reports from janice book students at the university of johannesburg. and so where to demonstrate following weeks of intermittent powers, which have hampered their studies, the university's management plane, he's stealing electricity cables for the black us enforce lurise east of johannesburg. more power cuts because of c

and canada looks at finding the sale of hand guns, falling recent mass shootings in the u. s. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. group your travel package today. hello, welcome to look at the international forecast to see some very heavy rain recently on the new front the. the prom. ryan's across south central, the southern parts of on as a has been some localized flooding, say, merrier, wet weather, still pulling out into the east. china say that will be some wet weather. come in to key key issue for a time marcher to pan fine. ant, right? 27 celsius. therefore, tokyo g bad shall was there. and to the northeast of china, maybe some showers there too, into north korea for a time. may, will sly across the sea to pad into kado into a han she was. you go on through thursday behind that hot and dry temperatures on the rise. once again, they're for beijing, $35.00 degrees celsius tab, which is somewhat on the rise to across north west and parts of india over the next day. also getting up into the forty's, once again, a whole also touching

on sunday, between great britain and newcomer canada and the final, the next stop is the u. s. sale going pre in chicago in june. and a pretty embarrassing moment for formula one. well title leda charles the clerk he was entrusted with a 974 ferrari driven by 3 time while champion nicky lauder for classic call rice in monaco. 3 o me for this to happen. and 3, with a class will return to the tracking ferrari's current call for the upcoming spanish ground, prayed shelldrick. lat gotta oh day. well that is august port for now. it is back. see emily a little embarrassing. thank you very much. all right, that's it for this news, ama but don't go anywhere follows next week more the days we stay with us. ah ah frank assessment, it's what are the political risks of panic? russian oil gas for western leaders o sanctions on russian energy exports. harrison was informed opinions, france is not abandoning to fight against jedi, still resumed media. they're going to be acting from nisha and from chad. critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analy

mark the end of the 2nd world war a day earlier hosting canada's prime minister just and trudeau and u. s. first lady jill bind. in response to russia's victory day president vladimir zalinski released one of his trademark video messages. no mark, a dynamic, there are no shackles that combine than our free spirit and him out want. there is no occupier who can take the route in our free land. no more that there is no invito who can rule either our free people no. sooner or later we will win me. but am i'm booked with lucas. someone is fighting for the fathers are the fear of the party and the chief and we were fighting for the home language to wallet. we have never fought against any one. will you more, we will always fight for ourselves. for our freedom, for independence. she said that the victory of her ancestors, allah was not in vain. they fought val, freedom for us, and one put him on. we are fighting with freedom for our children and therefore we will win. so he did be, how would you put in what did other correspondence manifest our is in the ukrainian capital, keith and i asked her

u. s. military deployment in the indoor pacific region. so i had an al jazeera ah, people joining police on light patrols to catch criminal gangs, robbing south africa, of electricity. and canada looks at banning the sale of hand guns following recent mass shootings in the u. s. plus ah, the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to cattle group. your travel package today. how i was seen some flooding rains across southern parts of china, the usual seasonal downpours there on the may you front. you can see that organized band of cloud here. deadly flights in parts actually. and it does stay wet across southern parts of china. over the next few days, you can see the pulses of heavier ranges pushing out into the northwest pacific a child, some showers there on wednesday for southern parts of q. she see that continues to drive its way further. waste was as we go through thursday some where to weather will move across the northeast of china through were north korea pushing over towards northern parts of japan. sherry rain coming through here. 27 celsius there . tokyo, 2018. so hot is still there across basing. but southern areas of china still seeing further heavy p

and moved by their trip, ali all right. thank you, james. well, starting today, tourists from the u. s. canada and more than 50.aiver countries, including the u. s are now allowed to visit tourists will have to be vaccinated and test negative before and after arriving. some of the people who were the first to come into the country where people in long distance relationships it was about three years between when we saw each other we met in japan and you had already come back to new zealand when we decided to make a go of it romantically and, uh, could have planned better. not only is this a further sign of normality returning in our interactions with the world, but the arrival of our northern hemisphere friends will further propel our economic recovery. new zealand has had some of the toughest limits on entry of any country in the world during the pandemic. several european countries are also lifting covid restrictions. greece is ending its policy that requires people to show proof of vaccination. negative covid test or a recent recovery to enter the country. it is keeping the rules that require masks on airplan

switzerland or the latest countries to detect cases, many other european countries as well as canada and the u. s. of also confound cases. monkey pox is usually a mild disease that until now has been mainly prevalent in west and central africa . now to wimbledon, organize as it saying that they are not going to back down despite the prestigious tournament being shipped of ranking points and effectively reduced to an exhibition event. 10 is governing bodies made. that is your decision after wimbledon and competitors from russia and batteries because of a warn you crime that in bob reports, it's a standoff between the world's most prestigious tennis tournaments in the sports global governing bodies. both the atp and w t. a tours have stripped wimbledon of ranking points, meaning players won't be able to earn any here this year because the tournament bound plays from russia and belarus, we would and says it had no option, but to exclude them on the u. k. government guidance following russia's invasion of ukraine in a statement put out by the club on friday, a cold, the decision not to award points d

and dry. for the most part, there are changes of foot again the u. s. in canada, that was the last line of funds, doubling its way east was we can get out there now, but there's a developing storm with the cold and it's falling out of the rockies coming up against the moisture from the gulf. and that's the result. big thunderstorm again with the potential for tornadoes in them and snow on the northern train. and there's more snow coming into the northern rockies official airlines of the journey. with in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cod, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something they didn't even see the case. the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. on al jazeera lou, this is al jazeera ah, that are there on the cloud. this is a new life and go, how come out for the next

it's extremely difficult for canada to export to the u. s. and it's actually easier to import from europe still extremely difficult, but you are allowed to import for personal use from europe. there are high tariffs . there is a lengthy, non tariff barrier process as a result of the food and drug administration regulations. but there's already some logistical supply chains established already. so i think it's just a little easier to import from europe or more specifically then how has this been affecting low income families in the us in particular, low income families, many of whom are eligible for a special program known as the wic program. and when the recall happened, it totally shattered those families because when you are on that program, you can only buy formula from the specific manufacturers. and i but the company with the recalls is responsible for those recipients in, in $31.00 states. so one move that the government has made that i think has relieved some of these families is to permit the these wic recipients from buying formula from

traditionally my weight to mexico in late it's whole were and they spend the winter in mountaintop forest. they normally leave the u. s. in canada, in march, mexican officials say the endangered insects cover about 28000 square meters of land this winter compared to about 20000 last year. and that's despite deforestation. some overview boynkin book we are witnessing in real time. the adaptation of monarch butterflies to climate change. for the last 3 seasons, we observed that the monarchs had been leaving much earlier. they were very active in december, began to reproduce in january and we're leaving earlier to migrate back to the north of the continent. that's it from me to the mcdonald for this news hour. i'll be back in a moment though with much more of the day's news hope to have your company then. bye bye. ah ah. and every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. one 0 one east follow some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell policy