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Ah hello rodney parker, this is the news our lives are coming up in the next 60 minutes. Fist bump backlash. Joe biden, criticized for the way. He greeted the man who was accused of masterminding, the killing of a us citizen. Respect to the murder of gashodi. I raised at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it time. And when i think of it now for lanka, speaker kicks off the process to choose a new leader. People in garza wake up to sounds of explosions as israel and Palestinian Group hamas exchange, rocket file and parts of europe swelter on risk, searing heat wave sparking, while 5 of prompting evacuations in School Africa foss. This man overcome the odds to advance at the wall. The fedex campy ship. These are problems that meant that kenya ferdinand amanela arrived in oregon just hours before hes 100 meters. He ah, welcome to the news, our gulf leaders and other regional heads of states, a gathering for a summit, and saudi arabia, where you as President Joe Biden, will be laying out his strategy for the middle east. Saudi crown prince, muhammad been saba, is hosting the event in jetta by didnt this holding bilateral meetings on the side lines of the summits, including where the rocky Prime Minister must offer al academy . Later delegates will be discussing a range of issues from Security Corporation corporation to food and energy by done small criticism at home soon after his arrival in saudi arabia am friday by bumping fists with a Saudi Crown Prince. Our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can reports us President Joe Biden arrived in saudi arabia to a subdued reception that may have been because of his past comments about the kingdom we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them. In fact, the pariah that they are applied, she made as a president ial candidate after a cia report suggested the Saudi Crown Prince mohammed bin solomon may have ordered the 2018 killing of journalists, jamal could shalt g. The president s goal is to reset relations and convinced the kingdom to pump more oil to bring down fuel prices in the United States. Im doing all i can to increase of supply for the United States of america, which i expect to happen. But strain ties have made that a challenge, evident is biting. Arrived at the saudi palace, offering the crown prince just a fist bomb a moment not well receive back in the United States. Cuz shock geez, publisher. Fred ryan, at the Washington Post, calling it shameful. Delivering m b as the redemption he was desperately seeking. And cassandra, his fiance, warning biden, that the blood of any future victim will be on his hands. Im sure she feels her way. I was straightforward. Back then i was straight forward to day, basically said that he was not personally responsible for it. I was earlier and bidens meeting with the crown prince. The press confronted both men drove off, i believe, was the response of the crown prince. He appeared to smirk a serious question left unanswered with reporters, then a shirt out. Okay, well more in this. Joining me now here from auto headquarters is our white house correspondent, kimberly alca, kimberly an awful lot is being made of this public overseas. A senior experienced, weathered diplomat, and now president , surely biden didnt have any choice. Well, this is the fine line that the white house was walking, but a, it appears that their calculation was miscalculated. This is something that was strategically planned. The white house had from early on in this trip, started to send the message that the president was of greeting leaders with fist bomb since something he did from the moment he landed in israel. And they explained that this was covered protocol because they felt that this was the most protective way to keep the president safe and to keep germs away from other diplomats. But he saw the president immediately, almost forgetting that thats what he was supposed to be doing. And many times he was always double clutching. For example, when he met with the Palestinian Authority leader markword a boss. He greeted a very warmly. And so there was obviously when it came time to meeting the crown prince. This was very deliberate, this fist bob had been planned. Its somebody that could have been done behind closed doors, but in fact, it was not. It was done in front of the cameras. And again, this was probably designed to be incremental. But in peer was that even incremental was not something that the American Public for the most part was ready for. Because again, it was the decision of the cia in their report that suggest that they very much believe that the crown prince could have ordered the killing of the Washington Post journalist jarell coach josi back in 2018. And given that even though the president has decided its in the strategic interest of the United States to move forward and to move beyond that incident, the American Public has decided that they are not ready to do so. And that goes for the same for the fiance of about her shoji and also his employer, the Washington Post. A good believe string to talk to with other regional leaders or how skilled you think boyden is negotiating relations with other leaders in the area . Hes extremely skilled, in fact, for many in this part of me, most would say that the hard work that the president has had to deal with with respect to this trip is now behind him. The most controversial parts, for example, some of the difficulty that he had to deal with, or whether it be the, the killing of our own, al jazeera journalists, sharina of, or i, clay, and confronting the israelis, which, by the way, he didnt at least to hear if he did, he didnt make that public, the fist pump and the controversy surrounding that with the saudi crown. Prince, mom had been selman. Both of those controversies are now behind the president , at least for the moment. Now the work of diplomacy where the president feels most comfortable is going to be highlighted. This is what hes going to be doing today. Hes holding a series of bilateral meetings. Some of those have already taken place with the leaders of you, a egypt, iraq. Hes going to be meeting with an expanded session where he will be talking energy with the gulf cooperation council. This is known as the g, c. C plus 3. This is where the president feels most at ease because of his years of experience, not only as a Vice President , but also as a senator. And hell be able to do what he really wanted to do all along. And that is, talk about americas role in the region, reassert americas interests in the region, and also to make sure that it remains a priority in the eyes of these leaders. Because what hes worried about is that iran is asserting itself. And also in the midst of all of this, russia and china are doing the same or i can believe. Thank you very much. Kimberly, how can i, what house correspond in there . Or i will have her bring it in. I want to 0 senior political analyst more and bashar as a talk more about those to my one. I dont dwell on this too much. Brooke, bout fis bump. So its already been laced with so much. Symbolism is not necessary. Or i personally dont do body language. I do more geopolitical vocabulary. And i think whats important here is not the body language. I think the body language is actually done deliberately by politicians, in order to speak to tv, my even to the press in general. This is meant for television, whatever the, by the language, i listen by mistake, but the deliberate stuff is made to delude tv. Right . So im not going to discuss but the language thats fair enough. But what we can discuss, of course, is what biden called saudi arabia. During the campaign trail in the United States, referred to saudi as a pariah state. He seems to have painted himself into a corner, and now its at the back truck. Absolutely, and i think hes been trying to walk it back ever since he became president. Certainly the last few weeks, certainly after the russian war and ukraine and certainly after the crisis began and i think its not very difficult for the american president to walk back his stuff on human rights. And i think we need not exaggerate the sense relative human rights for american policymakers. Because after decades and decades of looking at american policy in the south, in particular, america friends are some of the worst thugs, the history ever known. And the automatic as our lives, and we see them throughout from Central America to africa, to the middle east and saw so much. But i think what he succeeded so far, so far, thats the beginning is in resetting this new reality that hes embracing. Thats different from a bama, different from trump and different from george w bush. His we had to take what he was going back to the basics is based on another 3 ours, right . Its re start thing. American influence, re collaboration, all american priorities in the region and remaking of alliances. And i think in this sense, the last 24 hours last 48 hours. He is succeeding to do just that. Whether that will be approved or not, and will actually bring about the results of that intended, of course, remains to be seen. Arguably the u. S. Sir does say, and its long list of results. If this meeting already that its released is that progress has been made over yemen. The un mediated trace of course, is holding us 15 weeks long now. But only after, of course, the worlds worse human sound disaster there. How committed you think saudi is to piece in yemen . I think they are, ill say that carefully because they are losing, you know, when a country supported by the United States and others when a very powerful country in comparison to its neighbor, goes into a coalition. And as is unable to wind down the war after 7 years, that means its, its as has lost the war and with the hope is being able to send miss isles doors. So he had a, been the either been man, its basically in as far as im concerned, was able to deter them from continuing with a war and not the United States is basically mitigating it in a way that also serves American Interest. Its again under bidens 3 ds, right, because we said diplomacy de escalation and the parents, his returning iran, but hes de escalate thing and yemen and emphasizing diplomacy. So once again, i think its sort of so di, and American Interest for this worst humanitarian disaster of the 21st century. And how would you define the americas ongoing strategy in the middle east, where you seem to sort of alluded, is almost to kind of a laissez faire attitude, design out of step back after many, many years of almost intrusive involvement. Its actually, its important that you ask that your question in this way because its paradoxical, right . What by the saying, i am neither george bush nor trump. Meaning i am neither going to go into the region with hundreds of thousands of medical soldiers and get involved with in different wars. Nor am i going to do that from thing which is pull out completely from the region and basically render everyone insecure about what america stands and why theyre going to basically no longer support anyone in any ones own conflicts, right . So hes basically coming and say, look, were going to go back to the before 911. Were going to go back to our traditional alliances, meaning we will support that what our lives. But dont expect us to get involved in terms of our soldiers and fighting your wars. And i think he said that by them said that in the new way that we havent heard before before we used to hear mutual interest, mutual values, mutual interest, mutual respect. What he said recently is the relations with the middle east. Countries are going to be based on mid on, on mutual interest and mutual responsibility. Meaning, he will do what America Needs to be done, but he expects no free riders in the region, extra, saudi arabia, u e, egypt, and others to do their own bit. Israel maybe not, but the rest yes or model and im sure him all about your 3 ours, and the 3 it is as their bidens visit to the region continues. Many thanks. M r. Bashar al jazeera, senior, political analyst, them plenty more. Head on the news hour, including why finance ministers from the wells biggest economies are leaving a meeting, barley without a final communicate. And the trauma of war is taking its toll in ukraine report from the hospital. Thats coping with cases of post Traumatic Stress disorder. And in sport england, head to the knockout stages of the womens euros with a perfect record. Ah, so like as parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. In a brief session, former president go to buy a roger packs his resignation. Letter was read out by minister ran victrum. A singer is serving his acting president until a new leader is in place. That should happen within the next 7 days. For grammar singer was sworn in on friday, it followed month to protest. So with the most severe economic downturn in decades last cross now to michelle, fernandez to slide for us in colombo, manella out of protest as feel about the current state of play in the government. When you have the drama that was played out in pilot and something also, but thats of todays not crept it at the time that will take a few days. But theres an other, israel did a drum, im here at an empty field shed at the moment pumping had stopped. But you can see just outside what that means for cues and cues rows upon rows of people like, ah, this crowd of people who are waiting. Some of them have been waiting for fuel for 4 to 5 to 7 days. There are numbers sometimes put on vehicles like this are the numbers that the order that the cars have come in, but for many of them the way it just seems interminable, with no indication of how long thats going to be. I have with me a gentleman or motors, hes been waiting 7 days for petro. Lets see what he has to say are blynn. I understand youve had a long where did just describe for us your experience. Its been a stressful 7 days her going on my current for non been working day, which is our successful. You got to think about money, home from furniture. So its really stressful. So do you feel is actually of sb now for a full unfortunately, we seem to have some problems with the audio with them and al fernandez there. So well come away from that. So for the time being and move on by bringing in your hand perrera, who is executive director of the National Peace counsellors for lanka, and economists for the islands newspaper. He joins us sir, via skype from colombo, welcome to the news hour. So how do we go about choosing a next leader and next leadership that isnt tainted by whats gone before . Yes, i mean i like to comment done what i was trying to say because my own office driver, he was in the line for 3 days continuously sleeping over 1000 used vehicles because he didnt want to need the vehicle. And then he got, he got at gross, got 14 liters a ball having stayed overnight 3 days. And its hardly anything thats going to run out. But that shows the amount of tests and anger in our society at the moment. While these president ial elections are going to be conducted within parliament, there are a number of candidates and the ruling party has apparently, people talk about the acting president to be that candidate, or that is not certain because the chairman of the ruling party has then nominated someone else the dental y name thats acting president and the chairman gave another name. So that is the station for this post of president. But what the feeling that you know, you know, this parliament that we have is parliament is its a, its a legal parliament. It was elected 3 at the goal, but it is not really a legitimate one because a people praising has evicted president , the Prime Minister and the cabinet, the minister, they all sat down. So in a way this parliament knowing all that it prevents the people, its legal, but not so people like society they are saying is that instead of trying to decide on the president by watching in parliament and legacy meant parliament, the Party Leaders should try and reach consensus and come up with a consensual candidate who can unite the country, unite and unify the political parties. We need to find the people with the policy with the politician. But then at the moment it doesnt look very good for what we want. And without pat out, given that they are currently 15 opposition parties holding 122 seats and the 225 c parliament. How would you build a broad consensus, a Broad Coalition over so many parties with competing ames and designs . Is that that, that is, that is going to be the problem to find a candidate, a person who the acceptable law. But that is what we would like. I mean that, that, that put the boat, i think 10 or 15 for the pot is then the leadership needs to sit down and then work it out. I mean, its very important. Good. Already. There is an agreement because he went to stated by the previous president that that should be a short term and inter him all party government, the small government to deal with the prison crisis to get us out of this economic that we are in negotiate with the ins and friendly countries and been called fresh election in about in a short time frame, maybe 6 months. Well and all of us all wrapped, all of that requires immediate action. Doesnt it . Not more political wrangling. How do you ensure that the population that people have been out in the streets put on protesting, dont become increasingly frustrated by any further delays this process it. But that is true. They will get very that they want a quick solution and them, and at this family that who look at this, the government is focusing on and dealing with the problems of, of the people instead wrangling among themselves. But it, this is what the people would be even more angry. This is this, the end product of the president ial contest is a member, the c as belonging to the government that did all of a true to a people moment. So that, that, that would be, that would make the situation the one bush because then we will be in a deadlock because i didnt have a president on the people rejecting maybe accepted voted by parliament. But the people that rejecting and that will be for further instead, what do i leave and spending a little more time now to try and get this video intensive. I agree very, very difficult. And it quite much of the band and then and a concern to the national interest. John pereira, executive director of the National Peace councils for lanka and columbus for the on a newspaper. Many thanks for having in the show. Finance ministers from the g. 20 nations are wrapping up a meeting in barling and theyre expected to leave with no final communicate. Theyre discussing the global food crisis, global minimum Corporate Tax and inflation. But differences over the war and ukraine prevented them from coming up with a consensus statement. Keith opener is the deputy managing director of the International Monetary fund. She says a combination of factors include in war and ukraine on chinas approach to the pandemic, are impacting the economies of the most vulnerable countries. You just look at our projections for recovery and emerging and developing economies. You will see that, you know, where we think they will be in about 2 to 3 years. Is significantly lower than where they would have been in the absence of the pandemic. Which is unlike what we see for advanced economy. So there has been a medium term impact medium to long term impact on these economies. Now, given that incest rates are going up around the world, that is raising borrowing class for emerging, developing economies. For example, we have about a 3rd of emerging markets whos borrowing costs in foreign currency is over 10 percent, or that is an important marker. So it is getting to be challenging times for these economies. Doctors and ukraine. So theyre concerned about the trauma soldiers are being exposed to on the front lines. Theyre seeing a significant spike and serious brain injuries and post Traumatic Stress cases. But as alan fisher reports may outskirts of key, if the best the doctors can do at the moment is patch them up and send them back. The are the injuries of war. You cant see the trauma, the damage from the front lines. This clinic on the outskirts of keep tries to help the patients have p t s d post Traumatic Stress or significant brain injuries. Christina voicemail center is the clinics director, anthony fair. And then i, i, patients of people who lived through the events of the war. Our work is focused on psychological trauma that they suffered and we work with them to give them strength to go back to the front line between probably a co vanelle through Molly Al Jazeera 1st made andre at the beginning of the war, a former soviet soldier. He signed up as a volunteer for the ukrainians just days before the fighting started. But on the outskirts of maria pole, he came under fire something he cant leave behind. Its not easy to get her away from. Was wine in your, in your, in your head is a pain and some kind of her, you know, flashback flashbacks. You know when you close your eyes and everything give start to blind, faster, and faster and faster on your head. And sometimes its very much he struggles with his memories. He gets anxious when he is the miss else on it. But still, he thinks hes lucky. Lucky because i am still alive and i have to to, to hand into legs and i can walk and i can remember something that is very, very good. Because lots of our guys actually a died for, for a crane for freedom, for, for forever. The used various techniques here to help recover the physical and the artistic the even have pet therapy. The horses are a popular diversion are cooling. Its hard to help while theyre actively serving with the military. We have to stabilize them and get them back to the front. The real work will start when the war ends in the average. Steve for patience here is around 3 or 4 weeks, but the recovery that takes a lifetime. Ill and fisher, ill jazeera on the outskirts of keith. Another news. The Israeli Military says its current as an air strike on her must targeting garza, after rockets were fired towards israel. The army says it is a weapons manufacturing side. It says at least 2 rockets were fired from garza over the suddenness railey city of ash, cologne, and one was intercepted by its air Defense System were una outside us live for us now and garza city, or what more can you tell us about strikes . Yes, our coldness has been restored now in these hours. So because a stretch, but to prayer i to these are our is a no, dont to day a lot of the air raids or is really air raids of that were very violent. Were carried in different areas of the gods. This church on a couple of military sites for odd that military fighting groups here in garza and a lot of material damage was ha or happened or occurred by these. I raids a to there is a dance to lug to a residential building, the supermarket gas station and many other facilities close to these sites, no casualties where reported. And ah, this came, as you mentioned, in retaliation to the 1st 2 rockets that were launched. And then a 2 more rockets were launched during the raids. And that also was responded to by another air strike i in the early hours. Ah, after these air strikes in the central part of the gaza strip, of course this rocket fire came just hours after you as President Joe Biden flew from israel to saudi arabia and his 1st middle east trip as president. Would you think . All of us says about attitudes towards bidens visit. Yes, a palestinian analyst, sir, in experts who we are talking to spoken to have said that this shows a rejection and a refusal by the palestinian no military groups to the abiding visitor to israel and what it held and the palestinian adversary, the american eas, railey jerusalem. Declaration i they said that this declaration was just an injustice agreement held by the american administration. And these really a government and does not hold any justice, sir, for the Palestinian People or respects any of their legitimate rights. They did not wanted escalation according to experts, and thats why you know, escalation or rockets were lunch. Wind biden was still in israel, but to is a rockets where our lunch now to show their rejection and refusal to us the american policy towards the Palestinian People. While he is still in saudi arabia, youll know many thanks. Human outside and gaza city are all production is said to resume in libya after illegal barrier was removed. The announcement followed a decision by tribal groups and that blockade of oil fields and export terminals, which will stole production for months. Theyve been calling for Fair Distribution of oil revenues. So head on al jazeera, mexico arrest the drug lord convicted of murdering a g u. S. Narcotics agent before the german soldier, his jail for putting forward to toxicity, stabilize the state while posing as a syrian refugee on highlights for the day 2 of the open championship or an influence ozy way. Ah, how low there. Its all about the exceptional extreme heat sweeping europe at the moment. Weve had a heat wave thats broken records in spain, portugal, and now france and italy, its going to make its way farther north to Western Areas of europe. Im the northwest and the u. K. Has declared a National Heat wave emergency for the 1st time. Weve had a red warning thats from monday into tuesday, with temperatures may be touching up to 40 degrees celsius and challenging records. That heat is going to work its way further east on saturday. Its certainly spain that continues to see the high temperatures. Madrids had some of the warmest lights on record, the temperature touching 40 degrees, but we will see them start to come down as that heat works its way further north. Here skies for much of the mediterranean over the weekend if you popcorn showers across the balkans, but its really looking rather wet and windy up in the north of scandinavia. Weve had low pressure thats going to work its way across the baltic. States taking some shop with thunderstorms to the likes of lithuania and some heavy rain on saturday for poland. Weve got some Wind Warnings out for germany as well. But as we go into the new week already from sunday, you can see clear skies, with some improvement for the temperature in berlin. With the rope hotel is the o. Tell that ive ever stated in the biggest box you have ever seen had an exploit order taken out the hotel. This was germany. We loved it when it was built and we loved it. Even when it was bombed. A major target of the conflict in Northern Ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa war hotels on al jazeera. I like a vase in the south of india to find out how tiny bass in this case brought an extensive mining operation. Corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it is widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. Here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animal and joined the call with a global white shaved earth. Rise on al jazeera ah ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the cell, gulf leaders and other regional heads of state have gathered for a summit in saudi arabia. Where you as President Joe Biden, will be laying out his strategy for the middle east. Delegates will be discussing a range of issues from security, cooperation to food and energy so long as parliament has become the process of choosing the next president s private us to run over from a singer serving as acting president until a new leader is in place. That should happen within the next 7 days. Its really military. He says its carried out to an air strike on a hamas target. In garza, after rockets was fired towards the Southern City of asked along, the army says that hit a weapons manufacturing site. Parts of europe or in the grips of an intense summer heat wave. Thousands of people have left their homes as emergency workers trying to contain while fires in france. Spain and portugal northern italy is experiencing the most severe drought in 70 years. And the u. K. The 1st red, extreme heat warning has been issued for parts of england. Over some forks has more from the al jazeera where the studio. Well, this extreme heat has been pumping its way out of the north west of africa, across spain and portugal, where we have seen some very high temperatures, reco breaking heat here. That sir. Warmth is going to continue driving its way further north is over the next few days because of this area of low pressure, just off shore, just of the iberian peninsula. And thats drawing the winds in from a southerly direction, pushing up across france and on towards the british isles. And we are going to see temperatures around 40 celsius in madrid, close to that sin bordeaux by the time we come to sunday. And eventually well see that warmth moving across the channel into a good part of england and wealthy. The southern parts of scotland could touch tread 36 celsius in london by tuesday afternoon. Fresh air comes back in by wednesday. Thankfully there was it down to Climate Change World Climate scientists have been telling us for decades now that so we are light, its a see an increase in the intensity and the severity of the storms and the frequency since 1900 to 2002 we had 9 ties with temperatures of reach 35 celsius in the u. K. And since 2003, that number goes up to 77 of the hottest 10 years have taken place since 2003. As we just heard from everton, climate Scientists Say europe needs to be ready to cope with more of these heat waves in the future were joining us live from london is tom burke, chairman of e 3, g, 3rd generation environmentalism. Welcome to to the news hour. Before we go on to talk about what we do about all of their so presumably the jury is no longer out on this. What were seeing is the results of human activity. Yeah, what were saying that it can be more accurate to say the probability of events like this and the intent see when they occur is a result of human activity. So were seeing more very more heat waves and the heat waves that were seeing a hotshot. And thats because of the fact that were burning fossil fuels simple. Exactly. No, in northern europe, especially the u. K. A talking about the weather is a fact of life. Its will miss that kind of national art form, isnt it . But but holmes there, for instance, on notes designed to with stress, it would stand such extreme aids, not the same applies to schools and hospitals. A railway stations retrofitting entire countries is going to be extremely expensive. I couldnt agree with you more and youre absolutely right. Were used to thinking of whether as being predominantly cool, wet roth, the draw and so all of our buildings on lifestyles, all of our infrastructure, not just buildings, things like railways are not really designed to cope. Ready with a kind of temperature where like you just see on monday and tuesday of this week, and so yes indeed, it will cost an awful lot to a doctorate. But whats really important about that need is if we dont stop burning fossil fuels, this problem will go on getting worse. So we cant say, well, lets sit back instead of dealing with the problem, we have to both at that and deal with the problem. At a point made recently by u. K. Energy supply is, is that with every degree in temperature and increases Energy Demand by one percent as people switch on the fans and, and air condition conditioners, how do we cope with that extra strain on Energy Supplies . Well, the 1st, the most important thing is to improve the installation of peoples homes. Now insulation thinks hes in, but it also helps to keep it out. So weve got to do things that are for structure to cope with. They increasing the much, precisely so that it does not making the problem worse. But weve also got to get out of burning fossil fuels to provide electricity as fast as we possibly. Often governments tend to put the onus on the individual to make a change in the winter. They tell us to put a put a coat on to stay warm in your house. Dont turn the air conditioning too much up in the, in the, in the summer. But surely, governments are responsible for taking the lead on this. Theres no way you can add up individual behavior to solve a problem like this, that is caused by the way, restructured our economy over the last 100 years. So, so governments have to intervene and they have to intervene very vigorously. Im not mean politicians to understand that there are war with and they cant win a war with physics. They have to do the things that are necessary and they will be difficult and they will be politically painful. But they dont all kinds of ways. Its becoming clear. If we do the things that are necessary politicians give the lead, they should be giving well, actually end up with an Energy System thats more efficient, cheaper, more affordable for people, bearer in the sense of my paper. Why a lot of the inequities in the current Energy System. So its a better world to be golf on the other side of this problem. But politicians really have to put the shoulder of government to the wheels and theyre not doing that really anywhere in the world. Fast enough, talking about putting shoulders to the wheel. To what extent do you think the global curve at 19 pandemic has set us back a little bit in hopes of resolving this issue sooner than later . I think its such as buy obviously because the amount of bandwidth, bullet kitchens, ah, it, katy was reduced. But in a more important way, Climate Change is a problem thats going to affect every single one of the 8000000000 us out people on this planet. And so governments have to Work Together and we didnt really Work Together effect of late uncovered. And that was a bad element. But what weve got to do in order to deal with Climate Change really great to have you on the show. Tom berg, chairman of a 3 g 3rd generation environmentalism many things now, italy is coping with his worst drought in 70 years. As a result, farm is in the north. The struggling to salvage that crops. As adam rainy reports from the po valley, the losses could exceed more than 3000000000. 00. This is why italys longest and most important river, the po, looks like right now. Parched in it, dangerously low levels. Its water provides the life blood for farmers who produce italys most valuable crops, walking through his field of stunted corn farmer, either anna tune, yolo, the son and grand son of corn growers, shows us the damage wrought by the drought. Ah christa with tongue is this year this comb will just be thrown away all because of the drought because it hasnt rained in months and this year im is totally wherein teresa buddha down river where the po empties into the adriatic engineer rodolfo low, 20 shows us how the current is running in reverse, from the sea to the land, because the river is so low, never looking over maps, he shows me how salt water is entering nearby farm land. Lot anti says salt water barriers are failing because they werent built for such dangerously low river levels. He regularly monitors the salt levels in the river. Hes never seen it this bad. This is him good. I mean, its now registering 25 grams per liter. That means that sea water, salt water level here, should be one gram per liter to be able to distribute to farmers, and the effect of so much salt water incursion, burnt crops, worthless in withering in the field. Many fields poisoned by salt water may not even produce crops next year. Its not just a problem for agriculture muscle farmer Paula Manchin says hell lose 30 percent of his harvest from this lagoon on the po delta this year. Busy to close it out with them all these muscles are all dead. Fresh water from the po hasnt made it here. So they just die. Seems like this are increasingly common along the po. Whole area is usually covered by water, now exposed turned in the beaches or islands of sand. In the middle boy, the river usually flows and those who provide water to farmers in the po valley. So theyre not just worried about this summers crops. But about years to come, a once in a lifetime, drought shows how life could change here forever. So there was a mechanic with if we lose this resource, we have had 2 centuries. Well have to abandon our excellent crops. Wed give up our whole cultural heritage, a frightening prospect as people here and millions of others around the world struggle to adapt to changing climate. Adarine al jazeera in the po valley of northern italy, us authority. He say they will seek the immediate expedition of a notorious drug lord captured by mexican forces. Mexicos Navy Released footage of raphael, kara quintero, shortly after he was arrested in sinaloa kirk when tara was jailed in the 1980s for masterminding, the killing of a u. S. Drug enforcement agent. He was released on a technicality in 2013, a return to drug trafficking. Mike vigil is a former chief of International Operations for the u. S. Drug enforcement administration. He says this is a win for the authorities. The Drug Enforcement administration is elaine. It with the capture of colonel king dental, simply because we feel that this is a tremendous victory, more just us in the rule of law. And as you indicated, the United States have a boundary on kind of general 20000000. 00 us dollars. Its the more the biggest reward ever. Its a reward even bigger than the one that existed for chopins mon and low s for the 1980s. There was only one cartel that existed in mexico, and that was the one a lot of cartel, which was handed by cutting dead oh, in 2 years cohorts. And they were trying to jean drugs, cocaine marijuana year, went into the United States. In february of 1985, they decided that they werent going to kidnap the agent. Then king that in pre k t j come on in right in front of the u. S. Consulate in one of lahardo, they took him to a residence. Oh my god, ok. Dental where he was tortured rhythmically in a very cold wanted manner until he was killed. And then at that point in time, many of these cartel leaders, when a dental plan goes to rico, we capture them there. And then he was extra invited to mexico and given a 40 year sentence, for 14 people died in the operation to arrest quinn, tara, when a black hole helicopter crashed in that olden city of los marches. One person was in, it was injured and is being treated in hospital. The mexican president says the helicopter was supporting the troops who arrested queen terror. And that the cause of the crash would be investigated. The Un Security Council has passed a resolution urging all countries to ban small arms deliveries to haiti, where Gang Violence is soaring. At least 89 people were killed in the capital. Puerto prince. This week, Violent Crime has affected fuel distribution, aggravating shortages, which of course widespread protests in recent days. Un says egypt or suspend his participation in peace, kiki peak keep, excuse me, peacekeeping operations in marley, the Transitional Government has temporarily halted troop rotations. The un mission, citing security reasons. Last weekend, molly arrested 49 ivory and soldiers assist the troops or mercenaries looking to stage a coup for the un says they are support staff, hired by a private company to support the peacekeeping mission. Now the 5 candidates left in the u. K. Conservative Party Leadership contest of squared off in a televised debate where she soon act penny mordant, less trust cammie baden doc and tom took and at face tough questions on their tax and Spending Plans and peas will vote next week to narrow down the field by 2 candidates, Party Members will then decide on the winner. Prime minister boys johnson is running a caretaker government until the new leader was announced on september, the 5th a german court, his jail to form a soldier accused of planning a tax on politicians. While posing as the syrian refugee, the trial has shown a light on elements of the far right and germanys military latasha the name reports. This is a rare instance post world war 2 that a member of germany is military, has been convicted of plotting a terror attack. Former lieutenant Franco Albrecht was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison on friday. Its been da here, but still getting up. I am satisfied with the verdict despite the sentence been slightly reduced. I see it as an important victory in the fight against right wing extremism racism and anti semitism and germany. When is the prosecutors argued he was a far right extremist who planned to attack prominent politicians and public figures all while living a double life as registered syrian refugee. And his aim was to shift policies on refugees. To quote, preserve the german nation. Albright said he impersonated a christian from damascus to show how easy it was to claim asylum in germany and receive government subsidies, and that he stockpiled weapons to protect his family. In the event of a war with russia or china, the cases highlighted the threat of far right radicalism in the german military. But i wouldnt for many years, in fact, take a long we did not look closely enough that has now changed us because its proven by the increase in the number of suspected cases reported by the military and Counter Intelligence service and, and the number of people removed from the jars. But this critic says the government is failing to address the full scope of the problem. They dont do enough, they can do more. For example, to, to, to rethink what is left and with respect to the clearing up of the and su network. Or who did a merger serious against turkish people and they didnt do it. The government says theyll continue to monitor thousands of members of far right network, saying theyre the biggest threat facing germany. Natasha game al jazeera chinese president cg paying his visits in jang in was thought to be his 1st trip to the region since a crackdown on the week of muslim minority. She described it as a hub in chinas infrastructure program, connecting it to central asia and eastern europe. Beijing has been accused of committing human rights abuses against the weaker, including force, labor and civilization. The coven 19 pandemic as cause what unicef and the World Health Organization of described as the largest backslide and childhood vaccinations in a generation. Osteo 25000000 children missed out all routine vaccinations to protect against life threatening diseases. That 6000000 more than before. The pandemic in 2019 the number of children who received no vaccinations. Rose by 37 percent between 20192021. Vaccination against measles is at its lowest level since 2000 a day to just 81 percent of children. Last year. 24. 7000000 children miss their 1st dose of the measles vaccine. And another 14700000 did not get the crucial 2nd dose. In 2021, there were 25000000 children who missed out on one or more doses of their d. T p containing vaccines through routine immunization services. This threatens increased outbreaks. Yes. And for some who survived the illnesses that they otherwise wouldnt have gotten. Lifelong consequences. The pandemic is not over. We need to both sustain and maintain momentum and co good. 19 population immunity through vaccination. And but it also means that we have to assure the vaccination for measles and each p. V and pneumonia and diarrhea gets back on track urgently. That means catching up, millions of children who have missed their vaccines in 20202021. It also means recovering immunization programs and sustaining that trajectory of essential immunization. So ill just say in sports, one of the all time greats bows out by adding another metal to her collection action for the World Championships coming up. Ah ah ah ah. Safe going home and then International Anti corruption Excellence Award boat now for your hero, hulu. Ah what about traverse partner with santa thank you very much at need. Well africa as far as this man. Fred and and oh man yeah, law has the 5 all the odds to advance at the athletics World Championships in oregon. He canyon booking a spot in a 100 meter semi finals just alice, after landing in the United States. So malik reports its been a whirlwind couple of days africas fastest man ferdinand amandola. Here he is that Nairobi Airport just a day before is 100 me to seat at the World Championships. 15000 kilometers the way in oregon. The canyon had only just got his United States visa, alleged application backups or various u. S. Embassies around the world or the most rural ment around 375. 00 athletes, unofficial faced issues. But despite all the problems and more than 20 hours of travel. Aman yala made it on time. On monday, on arriving at eugenes Hayward Field straight from the airport off the landing with less than a few hours to spare boy, he was in good spirits. However, the sprinter telling al jazeera that he was looking to make every one proud. And thats exactly what he did and saw injuries with ally home and yall and managed to come 3rd and in doing so, sealing a spot to the semi finals. His time of 10. 10 seconds was understandably far off his personal best of 9. 7. 7 line was i thought it was going to be easy, but if it wasnt because i felt so tired, ive 60 meters. I mean like, my blues are not moving, so i had just to close it up and say through, i thank god i made it to this. And finally, i gotta at 5 the field. I got to feel that favor goes against it up from there. But so i have no different took into my room. Many, all it doesnt have much time to catch his breath with his semi final happening later on saturday. So hale ma leaks al jazeera. I assume felix signed off her athletics career with the medal winning performance. You said 6 year old claim bronze and the 4 by 4, the relay phoenix falls out of the schools as the most successful us, a truck actually in history, winning 19 world and 1111, pick metals you know, really proud around with the team tonight and for me, it was, it was much bigger than any metal anytime on the clock. It was, you know, and ending to really special gram. I think its mixed emotions. I dont feel sad fulfill and you know, im going to miss it for sure. But really at walking away and tonight was really special on drug replace, pulled off a historic to one series when and new zealand, we call it home. The 1st victory in use in the island called 3 1st half tries as they opened up and 19 point. Even Wellington Free time will champions that news in and hit back in the 2nd half and set to seal the still the series decide the island scored the final try of the game for pure 32 to 22 in post england have made it 3 straight winds at the womens euros they backed up. These 8 nil when over no way with the 5, no victory against northern islands, england go through to the quarter finals as group one is and are yet you can see the goal. Austria are the other team to progress from a group a oscar one know when over norway. Cameron smith is the halfway leader, gulf open campus shipper. The australian was flawless on day 0. 02 andrews. He started with 3 straight birdies and were 5 on the often line holes. Smith delivered putting master classic width in which included this eagle at the 14th hole. He carded an 8th on the 6th before and leave by 2 shots. Be enough late again. Tomorrow afternoon is obviously gonna probably be a little bit more like the 1st day i would say yes, i would. I would say its gonna be pretty brutal out there. I think theres going to be a funeral and not only pins. And i think being smart there is definitely going to medicaid to sign a took a label i american Cameron Young is enjoying his 1st ever appearance at the open. He led off around one and backed up the efforts with a round of 69. 00 or a mac always into when his 1st major and a few years. Hes had 3 talk finishes. This. Yeah, is well placed again. You know, the irishman is in a share of 3rd place on 10 on the right. You know, i know ive got the game and thats all i need. I just need to go out and play my play my game and play my golf over the next 2 days. And thats all i can do. You know, i cant come smith tonight and since another 2 runs, like you did the 1st 2 days, going to have a really hard time doing the tournaments. So i just got to go out and do the best icon and im worried about myself. And hopefully thats good enough and thats always for, for me, well have more for you later on, but for now and you balconies are many. Thank sir. So now remember, you get much more and all the day sport and news, including bidens trip to the middle east, on our website, out to 0, dot com. Thats it for me. Bog of this news our moline will be back just a moment, time with more of the days news, without using. Ah, i thought it difficult unless i la la la la la la, nationwide is one of the had you to visit one of cancel the philistine with the, from the fish for yeah. And about the for say, yet a can of little salvage done well, i can dish out in the car. Theres topics here. How that if awesome, thought not only vocal of coffee and like in the past on again, a on, in that a fee. Alida is like a month to help out. Yeah, i mean, for the shuttle in the garage. I feel really, why did i cant even fucking with the ha ah, i talked to al jazeera, we ask you be more specific, how many jobs are you asking for . And what kind of military equipment we listen, ask the people of cuba in the street. If there is a difference between donald trump and your wife for them, its fine. We meet with global news makers, im talk about the store restock matter. On al jazeera, theres only 4 months to go to the world cup and the clock is ticking as teams and fans prepared the car. So a 2022. Well have updates from different regions across the globe. This month, the focus is on africa, and synagogue mounts a challenge for the tropi to winning the africa cup of nations will be cameroon. Gona, to nicea o morocco, its the alicia join us for the world. Go countdown on al jazeera. Ah