then re for me again in united the south west. a marson as part of china and that extends down to the philippines . the heavy rain is in fact through vietnam and through thailand, but malaysian into these yet apart from a few daily showers where you're seeing a dry spell except in west pop, you're where it looks steady wet. even still away. he's varsity drive off from occasional daytime showers. the monsoon officially broken right through to west and pakistan. nasa the rain console anyway, waste decided to not fall in pakistan is going to be india based and bang vish base for the next couple of days with its western edge of course catching a man. she just said he frequently for deli itself in such $2.00 to $35.00 degrees is either going to be wet or thundering and wet for the next 3 days. this is what it should be like during the monsoon season. sponsored cut on airways. something was going to change. anything really change. this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier. no one

again, in united the south west, a marson as part of china. and that extends down to the philippines. the heavy rain is effect through vietnam and through thailand, but malaysia and indonesia pop from a few daily showers where you're seeing a dry spell except in west pop your where it looks steady, wet, even silhouette bases varsity drop off from occasional daytime showers. the monsoon officially broken right through to west and pakistan now. so the rain control anyway, waste decided to not fall and pakistan is going to be india based and bangladesh base for the next couple of days with its western edge. of course, catching a man, she said he frequently deli itself in such too to $35.00 degrees is either going to be wet or thundering and wet for the next 3 days. this is what it should be like during the monsoon season. sponsored cut on airways, a mineral central to the quest for clean energy, a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting that is dangerous, profitable, with global demand that the skyrocket. peo

possibly hong kong heavy ones are going to be around the yellow sea and re for me again in united the south west marson as part of china. and that extends down to the philippines. the heavy rain is back through vietnam and through thailand, but malaysian into the easier part from a few daily showers where you're seeing a dry spell except in west pop. you're where it looks, steady wet, even still away. see dashti drive off from occasional daytime showers. the monsoon officially broken right through to west and pakistan now, so the rain can fall anyway. waste decide to not fall in pakistan is going to be india based and bangladesh base for the next couple of days with its western edge, of course, catching a man just said he frequently for deli itself and such $2.00 to $35.00 degrees is either going to be wet or thundering and wet for the next 3 days. this is what it should be like during the monsoon season. ah. joined the debate, do not have back seen reaching those who are mostly neat to amplify your voice. it allows a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it off the ta

have large packages on vaccinated people in a number of states tickling the south southern part of the united states in the south west. and that driving the cases in the hospitalization and the deaths. and i foresee that's gonna continue to happen because the delta vera, is so much more transmissible up to 200 percent more transmissible than the original source covey to. so how do you even begin to tackle this level of vaccine hesitancy when it has become so politicized? it really is politicize you, and i think we were getting to the point in the united states where we've done extraordinary well with our vaccine campaign. but we're having a ceiling, president biden yesterday said that he'd be knocking, you know, that we'd have public health, people knocking on people's doors. really encourage people to be vaccinated. but i'm afraid that unless we really take it seriously, for example, in mandatory vaccinations at the war place or colleges and universities that we won't get to where we need, which is for them. unity shaw. well, now also hearing quite a lot of talk about 1st is that if we were cynical people, we could

extreme and staying and random pockets of the planet and that is why we are experiencing in the south—west of the unitedrought and increase wildfires because all of these conditions together are creating more ignition events that are lasting all year round. these are actually very connected for the reason i'd described. we are talking about more extreme events that are happening simultaneously regardless of what actual form of an impact of climate change we are seeing. in of an impact of climate change we are seeing.— we are seeing. in the scientific _ we are seeing. in the scientific consensus i we are seeing. in the| scientific consensus is we are seeing. in the - scientific consensus is that a lot of this is down to human behaviour and the impact that we are having on the claimant through our activities. i just wonder, with your behavioural scientist hat on, in terms of the human impact it is having, we often hear about food scarcity, people having to leave areas that become uninhabitable, seeing those effects of climate change yet? well, we can become really proactive because we know exactly what is

the united states. that's in the dark green. that's where you see a lot of people who have been fully vaccinated here in the united states. those lighter areas are in the south and westnd so on. and then we want to show the other map which shows the concentration of these surging covid cases. they tend to be in areas, look at that right there, in areas where there are lower vaccination rates. and look at all of that bright yellow, that light yellow at the top of the screen in the northeast, the midwest, and out west where you're just not seeing those covid cases spiking. that's because people there are largely more vaccinated than other places in the u.s. as you know, dr. friedman, cities like st. louis and philadelphia, they're now taking steps to either require or strongly recommend people wearing masks in public. should the cdc be considering a stronger masking recommendation, and what do you make of those maps we were just showing our viewers, this correlation between these high vaccination rates and lower spikes, smaller spikes in these covid cases? >> well, jim, as you point out, there's no doubt about it. vaccines are working, despite rare breakthrough cases,

the northwestern united states. lightning has partially destroyed two properties in hampshire in south west england as the heatwave comess are in place across southern england and wales for flooding, hail and strong winds. duncan kennedy's report contains some flashing images from the storms. this is how the week—long heat wave came to an end for the two houses in hampshire. the lightning struck one of the rooves, causing a fire, which then spread to the property next door. neighbours say they were woken up by a huge noise. we heard an almighty bang, and i mean a really loud bang. and slowly, starting on this side, as you can imagine, where it got hit, and then slowly but surely then it worked its way across both of them. so, we watched the roof catch fire, we watched the whole thing collapse. and then, the fire tenders turned up and they did a great job at putting the fire out. two women escaped unharmed, but this is what the destructive power of lightning can lead to. it is purely random, very unlucky. fortunately, they were woken up by the storm and they knew how to get out of their houses, they prepared, so they man

this week, around wednesday is when a lot of the heat really started building across south—eastern california, and a lot of places across the united states�* westay in a lot of places, and then we will finally get some relief tuesday and wednesday as we get a little bit of cooling across the region. in the cities and states that are affected, are they prepared for these kinds of temperatures? you know, it's something that a lot of these states do see in the summer, and thankfully in this case we were able to get the warning out quite early, so a lot of the cities and states have been setting up things like cooling centres, and getting a lot of resources out to their people — but at the same time, we are seeing temperatures that are meeting or sometimes exceeding all—time record highs, so while this is something that a lot of these areas are ready for, at the same time these are temperatures that, you know, even people who have lived there a long time have never seen before. you mentioned the record high daytime temperatures, but these temperatures are staying high at nighttime as well, aren't they? that's right, they are staying quite warm at n

now the sun does come out, germany's got it coming in on saturday, but units, the west rain all the way down to the south of france. this is thunder. storms running through poland and all countries to the east and the south. increasingly, the temperatures are dropping, for example, athens at $31.00. so it's about 10 degrees leather was the case couple days ago that this process is going to continue. i'm afraid, for the next couple of days, make it disappointing in the low countries. and in the british isles, but you see this going rain to those waiting for the festival at montera? yeah, switzerland covered in potential rain. now, there is heat to the south, typically throughout miss reading, but southern spain is fairly hot, the warnings i attached to the heat, little bits of atlas here, but more especially further east. in marcia, it's not a record, but it is higher than you might expect. now where it's been hot in greece and turkey, the longer the case, the breezes picked up, the cloud picked up and the rain, especially for northern turkey, sponsor cut on airways, challenging the way mainstream media r

you can see it's mostly in the south eastern united states that also goes into west texas and also intoe of the characteristics of the folks in these clusters. when you put it together it's 15 million people living in those five clusters. the vaccination rate in those counties and clusters, 28%. nationally it's 48%. so that shows you how poorly vaccinated those areas are. and 92% of the counties in those clusters have just fewer than 100,000 people. while there are some cities like montgomery, alabama, or texas really what we're talking about large groups of relatively small counties. so the threat to people who live there is obvious. we see it already. there are outbreaks in those areas unlike what we see in many parts of the country. here's the threat to us. coronavirus is smart and it learns by doing, learns by practicing, kind of like how we learn a sport by playing it a lot. the more they spread from person to person the more they become variants that can outwit the vaccine. right now the variants are outwitting the vaccine a little bit. we're seeing some break through cases, but i

important country because it's on the supply communication and also defense lines between east and west and north and south. so you're going to try and not just the united states, but russia and china, and many others as trying to build strong relations with germany. this is going to be an advantage for the new chapter, but it's also difficult for he or she, whoever it is. because these people building these relations are going to expect a lot from germany. and germany, as we've just said, is not accustomed to taking strong positions, international issues. and so john conbal and former us ambassador to germany. thank you so much for joining d. w. happy to be with you. thank you. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour. a rescue operation is under way in indonesia, after a storm caused fishing vessels to capsize. at least 9 people have died while 81 were rescued. many more or still missing. a russian passenger plan that went missing during a flight in siberia has been found. according to state media, the entre north aircraft made of force landing on its way to the city of thomson authorities say all 18 passe

swept away in the central city of autonomy, just south west of tokyo. torrential rain has been falling for several days, and thirties have worn some. some areas to evacuation. the united nation says 400000 people in ethiopia are suffering famine and 1800000 more are facing starvation. it's one to the government and to grow and rebel prices to obey a ceasefire. if you, if you government declares holt to military operations this week, right before a major bridge into gro was destroyed, cutting off a crucial aid supply region. the bodies of 2 more people have been found in the rubble of the apartment block that collapsed in florida. and brings a number confirmed to 2226. people are still missing. mexico stays oil company says a fine year and oil platform, west of the yucatan. the peninsula has been put out. tenix said the blaze on the ocean surface was caused by a gas leak. well, there's the headlines now. it's back to witness. the, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response w h. the guardian of global health delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across the board as t

the problem in the united states right now is in the south end in the west there's a lot of areas of infections are among people who haven't been vaccinated and now the state health commissioner in arkansas is saying, if you only had one shot come in and get the second. even if it's past the typical 21 day window. some of it is from other countries and i don't know if it's just to cover the shortage of vaccines. they potentially waiting longer than the second shot may actually confer greater immunity than if you do it on the three week schedule. what do you know about all that? >> that's so true the last point, pfizer has studied that end waiting more than three weeks may confer more of an immunity. myocarditis is very rare but i believe the delaying of vaccine in our young teens is wise because they may have more of a hyper immune response. but, delay not too much. great britain, 87,000 hospitalizations and only 1,000 from cobeta, it would be closer to zero if everyone in the u.k. had two shots. another point is if you had natural immunity from having had cobeta, i think you are pro

president lyndon johnson in the united states it allows them to buy rifles and shotguns the ruling applies in only five states, virginia, maryland, west virginia, north and southcision is likely to be appealed and could eventually reach the supreme court. >>> this one is just shocking. you've got to watch it watch this golfer in san antonio texas. he hit that shot when lightning struck the ball in midair. the ball jolted him all the way back the video slow down here, you can see the moment the lightning bolt hets the ball no one was injured but, hey, they had to have known this storm was coming clearly this just didn't come out of nowhere to be golfing out there with those clubs and iron and lightning, dom >> i don't think the heavy stuff is going to be coming down for quite some time. >> wow >> it's gone viral i would say this i think the video has brought so much more attention and marketing awareness to places like top golf. they probably love the fact that video has gone viral. >> everybody was talking about the guy's swing. he looked like he was in pretty good form. >> this has inspired me. we should go golf it up sometime we'll figure it out. >> not duri

reported just in the last 24 hours. meanwhile, the united states has donated 4 and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia as it battled south east asia, west corona virus outbreak. and denisia reported a record 1025 virus related deaths on friday alone. while those are the headlines, they'll be more news here off the inside story. news news, news. news . the u. k. prime minister has promised to ban from stadiums. people who abuse football is on line. that's after 3 block england phase where race me target those after the last that the euro final. why is the abuse happening and what can be done to stop it? this is inside story. ah, ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully back of all last sunday's euro championship final was meant to be a unifying moment for england to reach that stage for the 1st time in 55 years. instead, 3 blank players who helped achieve that accomplishment face a barrage of racial abuse from fans on line after missing penalties. u. k prime minister boys johnson has stretched by those who racially abuse football is from stadiums or up to 10 years. he's also threatening to fine tech companies if they failed to

the united nations compound in the west. reporter: the security situation is not going to wait the afghan government for the americans would like, canned are, ongoing clashes in the southneighboring province, clashes there. there have been airstrikes again, u.s. airstrikes, but the recent tension is on the west afghanistan, the regional capital, part of the big city closest to iran. the taliban have been pushing around the area in the number of places, and most worryingly for the afghan government is fighting on the road between the city in the airport. we believe the airport is currently closed because of the fighting. we hear the united nations compound on that road from the city to the airport has come under attack. i am hearing from local sources that no united nations staff have been killed or injured, but guards working for the afghan government, some may have been taken hostage. there are reports some are injured, and one report that at least one person has been killed. anchor: president biden has welcomed the first plane load of afghans who worked with american forces into the u.s. 200 21 people including 57 children and 50 babies were on board the flight, take

the adjacent property to the west contains a two-family dwelling. one lot further to the west contains the mission terrace housing site, a five-story 107-unit apartment. across the site on the south side of 18th street, there are residentially zoned, developed homes ranging from three to four stories in height. and there's mission high school and mission delores park with one block farther to the east. the muni j stop platform and runs along the western edge. [♪♪] >> sorry. hold on. let me mute that. okay. sorry. i'm the culprit. >> thank you. the project site is located on the north side of 18th street between delores and sanchez streets with a residential mixed use low density zoning district the project site is relatively flat with an area of 3,328' along 18th street and an average depth of approximately one hundred forty-one' ten". two-bedroom one story over garage constructed home. in order for the product to proceed, the project was granted to allow the demolition of existing two-bedroom existing single family residents and to allow new construction of a building. additionally, the project sponsor speaks to proceed under the state density and planning code section 206.6. th

really about this being united, south africa, people being capable of repairing the damage that's been done to meet a miller there with all the latest for us on that trip to the west from johannesburg. thanks so much for me to i'm leaving on and facebook says it shouldn't be blamed for the u. s. failing to me if it's vaccine goals. on saturday president joe biden accuse the social media joins of killing people by allowing misinformation about the current of iris vaccines to circulate on a platform. several states are currently dealing with another such in cases, mostly amongst unvaccinated people. allan fisher reports now from washington, d. c. divide is a new hot sport. the state now has more than 750 people in hospital with covered more than 80 percent of those in intensive care are not back to me and vaccinated people going out with the city. reopening and getting sick. and with some of these variances passing much more efficiently and people are getting much 2nd, the last year, the only pandemic we have is among the and that's in there, as are killed. joe biden made fighting the pandemic, his number one priority in the white house. after seeing initial success

united nations office on drugs and crime believes that about $6750000000.00 a year is generated by criminals smuggling people on 2 of the principal roofs, from east north and west africa, to europe, and from central and south america to north america. the fees charged by smugglers are different depending on the point of origin. it could cost about $2000.00 across from mexico into the us or $10000.00 from countries beyond the mexico. and about $55000.00 people are told to be smuggled from africa into europe each year being smuggled from as it is in the jail to libya and then on to europe. could cost about $2.00 to $3000.00. will ill? yes. hi. this is chief of the human trafficking and migrant smuggling section at the us office on drugs and crime me joins us live now from vienna. so thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. i mean, how much bigger is the sort of people smuggling becoming both? i mean, we've mentioned the 2 routes from latin america to the united states and of course, from african, the middle east to europe. thank you very much. smaller, you have big business. you're measuring already so much of it, and i want to say that the figures are to measure from our own reasons, relates to

sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc go down to key west, get on a raft and sale 90 miles south to the socialist paradise, their ideas don't work. >> are squad in the unitedes is out of touch what's happening in cuba they tried to create an alternative reality of what socialism does, it's very clear what socialism does and ia agree under cruise those boats are coming monday because people are seeking the freedom and opportunity we cannot let the socialist policy come to the united states is a clear different division, freedom and opportunity or the heavy hand of government and i think people in cuba are realizing that, there being oppressed, you mentioned the blackouts we need to provide every backup so they continue to fight for freedom because we sometimes do not realize what we have in this country and people want what we have which is ultimatelyut the freedom to get the government out of the way, i will keep fighting and standingw for cuba and that's a story we need to keep telling and it needs to end overnight but we need to be standing for the people of cuba. elizabeth: let's move on to the story washington, d.c. defunded the local police force by $

delta virus, which has become the dominant strain in the united states and there is huge pockets of unvaccinated people, particularly down south and out westrt locking things down again. that will be at the state level anyway. biden from the other day, in his july 4th speech, touted all the progress he made. the vaccination though it stalled is far higher than anywhere else in the world. we are giving citizens a sense of formalcy citizens don't have if other countries. okay, they are watching nervously the case rates grow again. they are not making predictions as to what measures may be taken. the focus is for everyone to get vaccinated. they try to convince those hesitant or downright refusing to take the vaccine. if they don't, it could lead to some day lockdowns being reimposed. >> it really s. it's remarkable. you look at what's happening in japan, what's happening in europe. right now the european nations are saying we can come visit as americans, and tourists are welcome if europe. but americans don't want europeans here right now. i mean, it is just again because they're not doing as well, britain continues to battle covid. so you t

unit admissions, and that's what i'm looking for closely. so the real takeaway needs to be we have to aggressively vaccinate the south and we have to aggressively vaccinate the mountain west states which are underperforming in terms of vaccination. if we don't, we're going to pay dearly as a country and i think that's the most important message. i think we got sidelined with some of the misleading numbers saying 74% of the outbreak in provincetown was due to vaccinated individuals. it forgets the dot, dot, dot, piece, that that's among thousands and thousands and thousands of vaccinated people who were there over that period in july. so the vaccines are still highly protective, 88% protective against symptomatic illness, more than 95% protection against severe illness. so the vaccines still work and i think we've gotten sidetracked with some of the mixed messaging and headlines. >> look, i'm listening to you put out all these proven statistics to the effect that science is able to corroborate everything you're saying. what do you say to those anti-vaxxers, those people specifically whom you've referenced in the south who still have yet to get vaccinated? if it's not for r

west, get on a raft and sail 90 miles south to the socialist paradise. their ideas don't work. liz: what do you say, congresswoman? >> our "squad" here in the uniteds happening in cuba. they tried to create alternative reality what socialism does. it is very clear to me what socialism does. i agree with senator cruz. those boats are coming one way. because people are seeking freedom and opportunity. we cannot let the socialist policies come to the united states. it's a clear difference in vision, right? freedom and opportunity or the heavy hand of government. i think people in cuba are clearly realizing that. they're being oppressed. you mentioned blackouts. we need to provide every backup we can to continue to fight for freedom. i think sometimes we don't realize what we have here in this country. people want what we have, which is ultimately that freedom to get the government out of the way. so, i will keep fighting for that. i will keep standing for cuba. that is a story we need to keep telling. this fight will not end overnight. we need to stand up for the people of cuba. liz: let's move on to this story. washington, d.c. defunded the local po

united states. everything else on their and white, would be possessed by the british. so if jermaine's plan can out in georgia and south carolina and north carolina and virginia were retaken, british already had east and westida and they had gained that in the war that ended in 171763 and still had control of the trans- appalachian and still in control of canada. so the united states would've been small and weak and surrounded by a great your pan tower. and it would face marion certain future. in fact there were many that thought if this played out, and his fashion, and and not very long, many in the united states would seek to return to the british empire. they would've had very little capability of expanding and whatever. so that was in southern strategy. and cobbled together in the winter of 1778 and in london and earlier i mentioned when clinton received his orders, and includes implementing the southern strategy. he did this pretty fast, he sent 3000 men expedition to georgia in december of 1778, and one day battled and took savannah. and then in 1780, clinton comes south to a huge expedition that retakes charleston. that was in a seizure operation in april and may of 1780. and then, clinton appoints.

into some perspective, turning our attention back to the western united states for a very intense heatwave is on the go particularly to the south—westhe beautiful saint peter's italian church behind me, all looking very calm _ church behind me, all looking very calm but _ church behind me, all looking very calm but of— church behind me, all looking very calm but of course a very different scene _ calm but of course a very different scene last — calm but of course a very different scene last night when people were out and _ scene last night when people were out and about on the streets celebrating italy's win. we can speak— celebrating italy's win. we can speak now to the parish priest. first _ speak now to the parish priest. first of— speak now to the parish priest. first of all. _ speak now to the parish priest. first of all, hello and congratulations. good morning. were you out— congratulations. good morning. were you out and _ congratulations. good morning. were you out and about in the streets last night? it you out and about in the streets last night?— you out and about in the streets last nit ht? .,, ., ., ., , ., last night?

shortages in south africa, has the unrest that rages on mouth losing his supply chains as rise as ransacked. stores sparks by the jailing of ex president of jacob's flames in gulf the united states west. more than 60 wildfires are raging as a brutal he plays parts of large areas of the us. 5, i'd say the blazes are getting bigger as climate change makes dry spells worth. looking back at it, special relationship at southern shops, michael's time in all things near his end, former us president george w bush speaks exclusively to the w about her legacy, an american bond. ah, i'm glad else has welcome to the program. the europe in commission is today presenting what's being seen as the most ambitious packets of climate legislation over the fitful 55 program is a package of a dozen policies aimed at cutting the use greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by the year 2030. if the legislation is passed by member states, it will give a major boost renewable energy, but also have wide ranging effects on how your parents live, including what type of cost they will be allowed to buy and how they have to heat their homes. critic, they will put a heavy financial burden citizen, especially in poore