what do we do about this in united states? he, she is the main reason child married happened in the u. s. and everywhere else that it happened is gender inequality. girls are seeing this not as valuable as boys girls, sexuality. you've seen this something that has to be feared and controlled, including by forcing growth and marriage. and in terms of when child marriage will end in the us. it's amazing. the activists have gotten 4 days to change their laws . but that leaves 46 left to go. so there's a long fight ahead on this issue. yeah, i don't, i'm sorry you've been doing this like taking it to the courts because every state has different rules. so it's going to take 50 different legal battles, some of which has already been one. so every state to say that child, now it should be illegal and you should only married a minor when they get to the age of consent. for example. don't, can i give you this question? and this is from in these huge comments. not my passport. password is the handle. what about parental consent? can be

yeah, let me, let me bring in, let me bring in unit that because unit that is working on this as i guess are 2. and this is how you set frame the challenge a half with child marriage in us. your child marriage, a harmful packet, and a violation of child rights. and believe that marriage under the age of 18 should be prohibited in circumstances. yet here in the united states, there's actually no federal law around child marriage. rather, each individual state is responsible for sending their own requirements. this is why unicef usa is a member of the national coalition to in child marriage, working alongside in g o partners in order to help repeal harmful loopholes or exceptions that may promote the practice of the state level. so when he issues so many of the issues about childcare, which is what happens to the survivors, and we already have that we know how young people who are girls mostly who are in child marriage. if they don't strive your website is trying to push back on that sliding after surviving is one of the stories that you share. i'm going to share. i'm going to share some p

just like if you raise the minimum wage here in the united states. so then pizza hut, now they're paying their, their, their person $20.00 an hour to deliver pizza. great. well that just means me and you have to buy more expensive pizza and we're not going to buy more expensive piece if we can't afford it. we're going to make it ourselves so those people are going to lose their jobs. so raising the minimum wage, forcing taxes, not letting competition. * thrive is going to do more harm our economy, i believe, than it really is going to help it. well, is it unrealistic? all so, and i think about why change phases and putting up his shuttle and to the space. i think of some of the big corporations that over the last year and a half of credit, they made a lot of money. well, everybody seemed to be hurting. they were the ones that did not have to really take a government loan. probably some of them did, you know when you get them, they operate in various different countries. do we really think that there's actually going to be an accountability factor tha

it's a new unit specializing in the most serious crimes. only over the last decade, has it been possible to prosecute such crimes in france, even if they were committed outside the country's borders. it is the 1st time the unit is investigating a case filed against a french army manufacturer. ah, in france, it's the bidding of whom hearings made the judges. it could notify the entire legal proceedings, which is said in the judge's office is also part of the investigation secrecy in europe. mama double rama represents the n g m for which he, i mean, am i doing works in gaza? in march 2019. he spoke with the human rights council in geneva. the human commission of inquiry report on the protest in gaza has just been made public. and for several hours member states and n g, i was all have the floor that i'm in a good day to show us now the by the long a vessel and level united nations watch mister president. i was a british commander in northern ireland, iraq and afghanistan. and have extensive experience dealing with riot and crowds whipped up

and maybe i honestly, you know, united in opposition against the olympics. this is about as close to the sporting action as tokyo residents will get in a city where co 19 infection levels hitting heights. not seen since january, dan, animal, united, nickel, monday. he don't have it. i don't know what to say considering how much the virus is fraud. athletes have been training so hard for this. i would feel sorry for them if it doesn't happen any minute. i wouldn't who wanted to take the risk of watching it in the stadium, but it's enough for me to see the games on tv. while last ticket revenue is sent to cost, the hosts hundreds of millions of dollars. a made for tv event does make financial sense for the international olympic committee. the, i see makes approximately 75 percent of its income from selling broadcast rights to the games and around full $1000000000.00 could have been lost if the olympics had been cancelled. and the legal, small print will tell you, it was always the see you have the final say as to whether or not these olympics went ahead, organ

well, when the united states decreases its military spending, so has, and so will china. well, and, and i understand that you actually think that the us backed off that other countries like china, turkey, russia, per se, the middle east, that they would actually reduce their numbers as well. the united states could radically reduce military spending and military weapons build up around the world simply by ceasing to sell weapons is the overwhelming lead the number one weapons dealer and the state department serves to pressure other countries to buy these weapons. what passes for enemies? the countries, but the united states refuses to cooperate with because they need these, the enemies for propaganda purposes. the russians, china, iran, and so forth are not actually any wrecked. and you would see them scaled back their militarism. so i'm all like russia already are in some way scaling back their militarism if the united states would as well. and, you know, this was something that people hoped for in moving from the trump administration to a new u. s. government and thus f

and obviously the deadly terrorist attack that happened here in the united states. that's what actually justified at the time president bush opening get most that they could put whatever. so whatever the enemy combatants, they think they came across over there over here and keeping them separate for america. us is now pulling troops out of afghanistan, which was justified after $911.00. we're now looking like possibly might be in iraq . so what role could this base service say? it's time i agree and you say, but what else could this base possibly serve or the time just to completely pull out completely off the that side of cuba? well, it's definitely time to stop it because to be honest, because it should never have existed in the 1st place if the united states wanted to hold prisoners that have been captured on the battlefield. then he could have done that with a prisoner of war camp which could have been established and that can extend it did need to be, but had it been in guantanamo shifted, conforms with jimmy conventions, and it never did. the other side of the

that's pretty good compared to the rest of the united states. it's about 48 percent throughout the entire country. but the delta variant is spreading throughout the united states everywhere. increasing the number of people that are coming down with crone of virus to pandemic. that is now being fueled primarily in 3 states. texas, missouri, and florida. just in the state of florida, its accounting for about 20 percent of all new corona virus cases here in the us there troubling signs as well. and for example, in the state of alabama, only about 33 percent of the entire state population has been vaccinated. that is lead the governor of alabama to say that basically they're blaming it on unvaccinated people in her state on why the caseload is also going up there. and in the state of new jersey, once one of the epa centers of the pandemic here in the united states, the governor announced there that the people about that were fully vaccinated recently died from corona virus. that's led to a lot of worry by many a recent poll by the associated press f

but this all fits into medic, garland he is the attorney general of the united states. remember, it's just a few weeks ago that he said that domestic terrorism is biggest challenge facing the united states. and he promised that there would be more resources and more money headed in that direction to make sure that there were prosecutions for people . he believes a threat to the security of the united states prompts as miller trains of engine in haiti is not on the agenda, despite the country requesting assistance following its president assassination. the u. s. is also ruled out sending troops to haiti, but the f. b. i is assisting with the investigation into this. you've been a president jovan voice patient authority to blame the killing on assess in from colombia and the u. s. it took place amid a surge in gang violence, but it's this place. thousands of people came present me go. diaz canal says that the united states has failed in what he says are its efforts to destroy cuba. over the last week, cubans are taken to the streets across the country in a wave of re anti

but this all fits into medic, garland he is the attorney general of the united states. remember, it's just a few weeks ago that he said that domestic terrorism is the biggest challenge facing the united states. and he promised that there would be more resources and more money headed in that direction to make sure that there were prosecutions for people. he believes a threat to the security of the united states. alan fisher in washington, thank you. me. the u. k. has reported the highest number of new covey cases in more than 6 months . they were close to $52000.00 new infections on friday. it comes days before the government relaxes, restrictions on english province, restaurants and nightclubs. jess, a day earlier, prime minister boys, johnson said, the worst of the panoramic would be behind the country. if people are careful. john hall has more from london. the public are generally quite worried about that, and that's because they can well see that it is highly questionable at this moment how much freedom there is from the virus itself. infection rates are climbing rap

and while fires continue to ravage the western united states fire fighters have come from across the country to battle the blazes blamed on drought and reco temperatures. thousands of people have been evacuated and thousands more. preparing to leave hydrogen castro has more from washington smoke. gusting from the other side of the country turned the full moon or washington d. c. orange on friday. the wildfires to the west have now chewed through 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers of land. more than 70 homes have burned in thousands of people have been told to prepare to flee. i've got everything backed up by the door and i'm ready to go. as soon as the word comes until then i'm going to stay here and keep watering on. 5 fire fighters were injured in montana after a thunderstorm blue flames toward them. in oregon, weaker winds allowed firefighters to slow ablaze that has expanded by 6 kilometers a day. right now we're kind of in the sense and pretty much upfront is where you get the live actually bigger flames more more, he more general. and so far the fires have been limited to most

president, girl diaz canal says that the united states has failed in what he says. our efforts to destroy cuba. over the last week, cubans have taken to the streets across the country in a wave of rare anti government protest. there's anger of the economy and the handling of the pandemic. the government has accused us of being behind the unrest . and i'm going to see international says around 200 people or so in cuban jails. as a result of last week's protests out is there a spoke to 2 cubans who have just got out. they spoke to us about the injustices and hardships they faced. don holeman reports cries of liberty rent the air in cuba this sunday, the biggest protest in more than 25 years. they blame the government for chronic shortages of food medicine and the lack of freedom of expression. but it quickly hit back for police and government supporters taking on those cooling for change human rights organizations say hundreds with doors in jail. ringback now al jazeera may contact with 2 of them who have phillips mask is, was released on wednesday. he told us he wasn

united states citizen are able to come into mexico freely and return to the united states without having to present a negative cove. it says that the same is not true for mexican nationals and other foreign national who are not considered quote, unquote, essential workers. so there is a disparity here, and i know that we're talking about these macro numbers, billions of dollars in los trade between the united states and mexico, the united states and canada. but really, this is affecting everyday people. people who depend on cross border travel to sell coffee to sell newspapers, mom and pop restaurants and shops will take a massive hit over the course of the past 60 months. and again, we're not only talking about the us mexico border and the hundreds of communities along both sides of the border. and in the case of the us border with canada, we're talking about the last estimates point to somewhere around $1500000000.00 in losses. for every month that the board of remains closed between the united states and canada, canada, we should know it also has its own restrictions in place. and the

but it's also seen very much through the prism of relations with united states. again a little the us use this is the way of the masquerading. or mass regulation in which they will simply use this bullying. russia that's, that's the main fear. ok, we're out of time unfortunately, but glen diesel from the university of safety. so norway, thank you very much for joining us on al jazeera greece has become a testing ground for border surveillance. technology is being developed by european industry and institutions. those technologists are being used to prevent refugee coughing from neighboring turkey. assume surplus reports from the border between the 2 countries. the european border and coast guard or from tx, uses unmarked vehicles to patrol a heavily fence section of the greek turkish border. they of the human element among increasingly sophisticated european surveillance technologies being tested here, such as these pillow mounted cameras, capable of penetrating kilometers into turkish territory, day and night. and part of an officer were, you know, the sky medic

as the black berries to crack down on these demonstration. elliot, present me as yes, can accuse the united states as being responsible for the unrest and augustine has been monitoring development for havana right now in central event. because the internet has been, if the all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so, possibly some exclusions does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout havana and other given cities. so it's one of the underlining, these is the biggest political process and you've got the last 3 decades since 19 nineties. the, all my husband just took away from, from where i can see lori's as young as i'm a good income child. this t shirts getting, getting all my bills and mobilized for this nearby. that vitality and subtle pos is taking place with me here in the background with other people who say government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba, but also living here and people, i know that some of the people that were there. so what w

the 1st time since 950 wildfires forced people to feed their homes in the western united states as a heat wave brings near record temperatures. ah, anti government protests taking place across cuba, demonstrators are demanding more action from the government and poverty, the economy, and the corona virus pandemic. there are reports. the government has mobilized the special forces. the crackdown on the demonstrators earlier president miguel diaz come across the united states, being responsible for the unrest august him has been monitoring developments from atlanta right now in central event because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. school reasons does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout havana, about cuban city. so it's what it's underlining. this is the biggest political protest, and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all me has been just away from, from where i can see the young and i'm a good income child is on the t shirts getting, getting all my bills and mobilized for this nea

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football championship for the 1st time. 968 wildfires for people to flee their homes in the western united states and he twain bring near wreck or temperatures. millionaire richard branson. the rocket plane reaches the edge of bass and takes a step towards commercial space tourism. ah, well, anti government protests are happening right across cuba demonstrates as on demanding more actions from the government around poverty, the economy, and the current of virus pandemic. there are reports that the government has mobilized the special forces, known as the black berries to crack down on these demonstrations early and present . miguel diaz canal accuse the united states have being responsible for the unrest . well, let's speak to an augustine. he joins us now on the phone from havana, and can you talk us through what you can seeing there unfold on the streets today? yeah, i'm out about right now and central ivana because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. school reasons does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people, a various points througho

, i was on a mission to provide the needed support or taking care packages and what not to my other units. we would go to the roadside bomb, the convoys, and my fear was minimal around that time, and it was not as constant. we knew at that time that we could go over -- run over an ied and that was it, but at least we knew we were in combat. here in our country, at the capitol, we're being attacked, not once but multiple times. >> can you pull the microphone to your chest? >> sorry. not only were we attacked one time but multiple times, over and over. different people. they hit us and they got tired of hitting us and then they switch, somebody else rotating in and out. as my colleagues also had said, we were at the lowest entrance tunnel, and we didn't have a chance to rotate ourselves until later, like an hour and a half later. so whoever was there, we were fighting for our lives, and we were fighting to protect all of you at that time, and at that time, that main entrance, that was it, that was the point of breach. we were not letting them in. they tried to convert us, and tried to persu

the united states west where the 60 wildfires are raging as a brutal heat waves porches slaves of the u. s. firefighters. say that the blazes are getting bigger as climate change his home. ah, i'm sorry, kelly. welcome to the program. authorities in south africa say more than 70 people have been killed in some of the worst violence. the country has seen in years. stores in warehouses across the country have been looted, and more than a 1000 people have been arrested. the unrest of rupture last week after a former president jacobs numa began serving a prison sentence for contempt of court. the this warehouse in durban was ransacked by hundreds of people. the shelves empty. the goods carried out in bulk. it is only one of dozens of moles supermarkets and small shops that were targeted by looters, like this party supplies sharp and so widow over the over and over his i o banks, money. i'm going to pay this one with what in some instances, armed local residents went after the looters themselves, the governments and soldiers the most effected areas. as police struggled to control the young

i learned the colorado state supreme court in the united states supreme court have discretion and what cases they taken the state decided to decline so there's only one option left and that would be to appeal to the native state supreme court we were willing to do that but was the court willing to hear a case? that was the question. >> the court was willing to hear your case hotel is the art of the us supreme court hearing your case. >> extremely small that you will be heard. they are petitioned between eight and 10000 cases every year and they will only grant 70 or 80 and those cases normally like to circuit court's night and those that rule differently on two different things that is called a circuit split so they have to justify that they can be one thing in california and another in florida and has to be the same across the board so there are larger cases like that and my case we came from not a circuit or district court it was a stand-alone case. basically coming from the court of appeals we didn't even make it to the state supreme court so the odds were incredibly against us to h

but what this actually deter those, trying to cross entity united states are just cause in to try another state during discuss after the break, the i i the who's in the loan. when i would chose the wrong when i was just don't the room. yes. to see out the thing because after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves well the part we choose to look for common ground in the news . ah, a hot topic on capitol hill and why republicans continue to bring it to the for for debate. the democrats, they are silent on it. we're talking about the crisis at the us mexico border. now a month ago, almost 198000 migrants were apprehended by border patrol. and governor greg average says de lone star state is all alone in handling that crisis. well, we're never alone. as long as fair in front sack is around and she's tell us just how much texas taking matter into its own hands and arresting anyone and everyone trying to cross over. even though the federal government may have abandoned their responsibility, we are not going to bed. and our responsibility just weeks ago, texas governor greg

seek it in the 1st country that you come to, not just come all the way through mexico and come to the united states. and in the last year that brought illegal immigration to a trickle blow, anything any administration had ever had. and biden, on his very 1st day turn reversed that executive order and did away with the remain in mexico policy, which resulted again in this crisis that was happening when he was vice president, to, to happen all over again. so to say that biden, in inherited, this is ridiculous bite and created this what he did away with the remaining mexico policy and as an hour, i actually talk to you about you made the comments. these are families come over and i think there's a large majority of those that are seeing, but there are some we're fine. there is a need to just like small crime, speak me. these are some major violent crimes that are happening, obviously in california where you are, you're saying gangs are actually, are on the rise as well. but you're, you're seeing a lot of these illegals that are able to commit these crimes. and they've done it multiple times bec

this will not be the last vaccine that comes from the united states. there will be additional vaccine coming to tanza near through generous donation by the united states government and the u. s. people present biden has committed to making 500000000 doses of vaccine available, available to the global community. and those will be coming in various tranches to chance in the through the ga, the initiative took his defense ministry says 2 soldiers have been killed and to be murdered in an attack on a vehicle in the bob area of northern syria. the ministry said turkish forces immediately fired back. turkey had lost a cross border your freaking shield operation in 2016. to drive out i salon, the city and curtis y. p g. turkish and turkey continues to hold sway in northwest city and has a significant military presence there. sort of has more from a symbol. there are several of the turkish military posts across scattered across east and north, i liberal and from many of these various positions the turkish army has retaliated while peasy possess field techs are

this one robert e lee was at the center of the 2017, unite the right rally, which turned violent and anti racism, protested died, and several of us were injured. the violence spot, the national debate on racism, which was southern flamed by then present, double trans claim that they would blame on both sides. the billionaire space race is about to blast off with hon. richard brands and set to join his company, veteran galactic for it says fully creased face light. it's a major milestone in the effort to us. we're in a new era of private commercial space travel, bernal's reports on how we went from space travel to space tourism in 1961, soviet cosmos, your good gar and blasted into outer space. and as his last stop rocket blasted off guard shouted cheerfully. that means let's go. the guards 108 minutes and space was the beginning of the space age and age of space, heroes, gar, and was idolized at home and travel the world. cheered everywhere by jubilant crowds, his american counterparts, allen shepherd, followed by john glenn, were similarly lauded as courageous adventurers. glenn lat

there is another sign that the united states is headed in the wrong direction of the coronavirus cases the cdc has moved the country into a high category. this number is up to 44%. another 18% reported substantial transmission of the virus. >>> the cdc is responresponresn announcing that the delta variant is mostly the cause of the current cases. >>> we are tracking the weather. >> let me show you live doppler seven we have the showers in the southern part of monterey county looks good on radar, as live doppler 7 exit it is moving into our direction, this era california things to the monsoon moisture. look at the forecast early tomorrow morning you may be created by a few showers, the potential for thunderstorms, the best possibility will be over the sierra nevada but we cannot rule out a slight risk of an isolated thunderstorms here in the bay area, hopefully it is accompanied by pain and not just drying lightning because the concern is for new wildfires to start. let's keep our fingers crossed. >>> developing news, the dixie fire has charted an area larger than the size of new york c

to me to stay here and then i don't want you to take that that journey unit that's telling me to stay. if there's a way i can go back on their way to danger and some someone can do for what i think being alive is better than putting your blessing. danger, being less than just being him, being alive is much better and worse than putting, relaxing danger. no upsets me the most going to get arrested. i'm harassed for being our show. but you know, even saw me or even had a chance of me until there's in the danger. i know. i mean, you don't know about my situation. i know. i don't think i know you've got you've got your american possible right. my dad has different to me me. i don't have a brace possible. i'm defaulted from the u. k. and i was an ex member. show up and makes everything difficult because i'm an ex member. going to make it difficult for me to legally get back. and because i am an excellent, but he's gonna make it difficult for me to stay here because they're gonna want to change then, right? where, where, i mean, it's not coming to pick over me the the, ah ah, it's all stuff

around poverty, the economy, and the corona virus pandemic president miguel diaz canal has same, so united states to be unrest and augustine is in havana with does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people, a various points throughout havana and other different cities. so what underlining these are the biggest political protests, and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all me has been just away from, from where i can see the young and i'm a good income child. this got to getting all my bills and mobilized for this. italy have been in england to win football european championships for the 1st time since 1968. the final in london finished in a $11.00 draw off the extra time. it was in italy who held onto the enough to triumph in the penalty shoot. south korea will impose tougher restrictions in the capital of the another. 1300 curve at 900 infections were recorded in the past 24 hours. sol and neighboring areas will now move to the strictest level of social distances the 1st time from monday, while meanwhile astray. leah is also grappling with a delta variant with its

so, before we can staff a specialized unit like the sols or the traffic companies. which we refer to as the solos. so we have to have sufficient staffing in the station. and for specialized units like traffic company, it also required additional companies to get people to a place where they can safely operate a motorcycle under the circumstances or it's necessary to do traffic control and traffic management, traffic enforcement and all the other things they're required to do. so that's we're working with finite resources. we are down 22 officers as of this moment. >> those officers aren't funded like the rest of the police officer is? >> yes, sir. >> i idea i wanted to run by you and i certainly don't want to ask for any kind of definitive reaction from you tonight, but i would appreciate your thinking about it as well as jeff whom i mentioned to this previously. the analogy i wanted to draw is to a program caused by the revenue obtained from the ticketing. the point is there is a sort of client who hires the law enforcement agency to have a dedicated focused on a s

i swore an oath and -- to protect the public, members of congress and the united states constitution and that's what i was doing that day regardless of my personal safety along with everybody else who was there that day. they were calling us traitors, even though they were the ones committing the treasonous act that day. it is devastating and demoralizing for people, whatever party it is, to call this attack and continue to minimize it like nothing happened. it was an attempted coup that was happening at the capitol that day. and if it had been another country, the u.s. would have sent help. and people need to understand that it's a very -- the event that was happening that day, we were all fighting for our lives to give them -- to give you guys a chance to go home to your family and to escape. and now the same people who we helped, the same people who we gave them the borrowed time to get to safety, now they are attacking us and our character and attacking officer's character. people who never served in the military or as a law enforcement. it is a disgrace. my actions that day was

but well, this actually deter those, trying to cross entity united states are just cause in to try another state. discuss after the break. the senators, survival got good, stacy, there's like all sorts at the federal reserve. so there are you don't get a back. oh, no. refrigeration came with the rest, the 7 years bill it separately or what kinds of report? oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is pricey and sugary and the under the victim, not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the ever that make its corporate. me join me on the alex famine show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the a hot topic on capitol hill and why republicans continue to bring it to the for, for debate. the democrats. they are silent on it. we're talking about the crisis at the u

he went to the united states to study. now in his fourteen's, he's back home to help rebuild his country and all that also. and he can come together and pick the country, no one will fix for them and it is necessary for their what is it to see if a little follow up is i mean like, my job has been more than a year in these camps. they still haven't graduated the delay in graduation and partly because the financial constraints act that the poor conditions in the training center. so just sometimes they got enough food medicines and they still don't have proper uniform. it's made integrated opposition and government forces more challenging. we have laws 60 to 62 to and he's the guy sitting center alone, you're alone. i don't know. 100000000 different incentives. so this is a big number is like, you know, how many stupid tons of data one to an extent south sudan is also an armed embargo for lead human rights abuses committed during several years of conflict. you have given us embargo, and you, one i said the same time to form a

and 16 accessory dwelling units for a total of 24 units as representatival and in throw studio units and 14 one bedroom units and three two-bedroom units and four three-bedroom units providing 2,985 injury feet of common open space within a 1,250 square foot rear yard and a 1,735 square foot roof deck and includes 25 class one bicycle parking space and four class 2 parking spaces. they are based on the 24 total units proposed and the three units to be provided on site and or proposed to be provided on site and they will be included within the 8 permitted units and the 16th accessory dwelling units will be rent control. to provide background on the proposed density and numbers of adus being proposed. the site are the mission street neighborhood commercial directing and the density of one dwelling unit for 600 square feet of lot area and eight residential units for the subject property. being 5,000 square feet in size. based on the lot's 85 or 55-foot height and the proposed building square footage of 2,300,000 square -- 23,000 square feet, they could be provided each with a square foo

whether in a certain place for more than 30000000 people across the western united states. record breaking temperatures are forecasts for nevada and california, where death valley reached 54.4 degrees celsius on friday. comes less than 2 weeks after another dangerous heat wave hit the northwest, us and canada, and fires already raging next year. bryan reports me, this is the largest wild fire of the year in california, burning along the border with nevada. a combination of 2 fires, sparked by lightning, doubled in size between friday and saturday, fires rolling down here. it's one of several fires, straightening homes across the wasted united states, blamed on so called heat, dove pockets of high pressure which push warm air down, forcing temperatures up this job. those are the effects of climate change. here it's real human induced impacts. acute impacts are happening decades before even the scientists are predicted with scorching temperatures across 10 states. 30000000 americans are facing extreme heat. this wildfire and oregon doubled in size on saturday, pushed by stron

next fall, they faced either jamaica, all the united states to the semi. they are the 1st guessing to make it to the last for the gold cup. in 16 years, the british irish lions rugby team have won the opening test against south africa. it was a world champion spring box who started strongest in cape town and the $12.00 point to $3.00 whole time. the fact came the lions in the 2nd half and try from luke cowan, vicky help the cure 20 to 17 victory. they'll be from us because they're incredibly proud nation and will champions and say next week is going to be even bigger and tougher. i would expect that from a point of view when the 1st one and you know, you're going to no matter what happens again to the last weekend of the series. so you know that kids have a one engaged in and really interested in. all right, that's all you for now, i have more for you later. thanks very much, joe. and you have been watching me out. is there a new with me? hello rahman john, gosh ross, probably about the more news i'll be able to find the break until it takes time at your c

the united states, as it has in other countries. but what you've also had in between 2 is the july, the full holiday weekend where they were large numbers of gatherings. so these are coming together to create this as flare up in infection rates within the united states. on the brightest side, perhaps deaths are running at about $250.00 a day. to put this into a context they were running around 3 and a half 1000 a day earlier in the winter. so clearly the vaccination has a massive impact in terms of restricting the number of it, even of those who contract the virus. but what can be problematic to is the discrepancy, the geographical discrepancy within the united states, nationally, some 55 percent of americans have had at least one shot to the vaccine. but then there are a number of states that are very low backs and rates such as mississippi, which is under 40 percent. oh hi. oh, the bother. these are all states where the vaccine rates are incredibly low, and it is no coincidence that the rate of infection is much higher in those st

the united kingdom will permanently assign 2 ships in the region from later this year. big blad britain has i'm not entirely sure the chinese will be all that impressed, given recent events by which i mean breakdowns but big plans. nevertheless, that easy. the rule navy can scrounge together enough operational ships. so 2 of them, which as british assures, have shown can be a challenge if that ship experiences propulsion problems. as we have seen across the top $45.00 family than our carrier group would have to be forced to lean on an a 2 ally to ensure that we have destroy protection. that really indicates bottom line that we need a bigger navy rule, but tonya rule, the waves, the old song, goes truly times bears know what not that the british are giving up. again. big black, 24000000000 pounds marked for a new fleet. we are going to use extra spending to restore britain's position as the foremost naval power in europe. and until then, it seems, britain will depend on others to rule the waves in question is, is everyone in nato ready to fight and die and unintended hyp

so i went through the double doors and i say rayme kyle, who was overseeing all the detectives units, like other sergeants, lieutenants, captains that day, he self-deployed and found himself commanding a group of about 30 or 40 officers there in the lower west terrace tunnel. commander kyle was having a difficult time breathing. i remember i followed him back out through the set of double doors into that initial hallway as he kind of cleared himself, straightened himself up. i described it before. i thought he looked like george patton. i remember he put his hat back on and walked right back out through the doorway into the tunnel. i followed him. it was at that point, i think, when i started approaching that group of officers there defending the doorway that i realized the gravity of the situation. my initial thought was, these guys look like, they look beat to hell. you know, maybe i could try to get in there and get some guys some help. so i told jimmy that we needed to get in there and try to officer assistance. that's what we did initially. we started making our way through the c

the, the news this is the w news lies from berlin, flames in gulf, the united states as wes, a brutal, heat wave arches western regions. as more than 60 wildfires, rage, a largest covers that area larger than new york city, forcing residence in its path to flee. also coming up the cities across south africa, looted and ablaze than the worst and violence been there in years. more than 70 people have been killed as writers, brands, tact stores and flash the police after the jailing, the best president jacob ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. wildfires are ravaging parts of the western united states, forcing hundreds to evacuate their homes. the blazes have been exacerbated by a record smashing heat wave that has killed over 50 people in the state of oregon alone. scientists are pointing the finger at climate change, fueling a mega droughts that has turned swayed of the u. s. into a tinderbox. the oregon is the largest of nearly 60 active wildfires, currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area lar

the united nations has revealed the scale of the crisis in the new report. it says a 111000000 people, a malnourished. that's one and 10 people across the world. wide vall has more 25 year old that you know is a single mom with 3 children. she doesn't have a job and her life in the village of my hobbles in width and with a golf car has become virtually possible, had children a malnourished. but now that se some help, a team from m s f, doctors without borders has arrived. i am really happy. i just like this, as i'm really happy. without this a would have died with been eating plant loads, which gave us permanent stomach ache. as a woman, i personally no longer have enough energy to go and dig up those roof. even the men are unable to do so anymore. families in desperate need for food and medical assistance gathering. doctors without borders has set up made shift centers. some of the families looking for health. how to work long distance. move just a moment. we've come upon a food crisis. yeah. so we launched an urgent deployment. when we choose to do this th

the united states is reopening despite falling short of president jo biden's, goal vaccinating 70 percent of americans, even as the delta variance spreads to all 50 states. i am concerned that people who have not gotten vaccinated have the capacity to catch the variance and spread the variance to other people who have not been vaccinated. i'm not concerned there's going to be a major outbreak. in other words, that we're going to have another epidemic nationwide, but and concern lies will be lost. new york and california have lifted virtually all of their cobra restrictions on businesses and social gathering. these to stay pit hardest. and earliest by the pandemic. we're also among those that suffered the most economically businesses are trying to balance safety with meaning open and profitable. it does feel like the old times square here. yes. and on the weekend, you really see just over 50 percent of storefront open for business in new york times square, but people are coming back. pedestrian can't now are rising. in fact, we see an average of 200000 sessions coming through our pauses in

they will face either jamaica, all the united states in the 70s. they are the 1st guest, seems to make it to the last 4 of the gold cup in 16 years. british nitrous lions rugby team have won the opening test against south africa. was the spring box who started strongest in cape town and led 12 points to 3. at half time back came the lions in the 2nd hall and tries. how and dickie helped to 6 true from us because incredibly proud nation and will champions and say next week is going to be even bigger and tougher. i. i would expect that from the point of view, it's when the 1st one and you know, you're going to no matter what happens again to the last week in the, of the series. so you know that kids have a one engaged in and really interested in. well, gemma will have more sports news for you but later but now it's back to emily. great day out of the pool. yeah, good to hear. all right, that's so from me for this news, i'll be back in a moment with more of the day a in a new generation of young people and making demands to be balance id. welcome to g

the united states women's gymnastics team is on their way to tokoyo offer a sendoff. united, the official airline sponsor of team usa is flying the team to the summer earlier this month they debuted a new campaign featuring five of the most decorated olympic athletes. it highlights the return of the olympics after the pandemic forced the games it be postponed. right now tokoyo is facing a surge in coronavirus cases leading the committee to ban the public from attending the games. today tokoyo reported the most cases since may. a state of emergency is in place through august 22nd. >>> just a little while ago oakland united and the china town coalition rallied outside the oakland a's office to demand the team commit to community benefits for the howard terminal project. the a's are doubling down on the site or they say they are leaving. the city wants affordable housing and the team to improve the infrastructure in the surrounding area. the team said it wants the city to pay for that. opponents have raised a wide range of concerns from safety at the howard terminal loca

but the taliban very much own the night. emergency services in the united states say more than 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers and not on the crew. on fire across several western states, thousands of people have had to leave their homes. i jo castro has more from washington dc. if you just look at the numbers alone in the state of california, last year was the most severe wildfire season on record. and this year we are already on pace to surpass that record by more than $1000.00 fires in california alone. why is this happening now? well, we are seeing severe drought and severe heat waves across the united states that is due to climate change, mostly in part. and we are seeing these severe fires being lit by lightning by more natural causes. this is not something like in the past where a down power line, for instance, might spark a blaze. now there's, if there's one saving grace is that so far of the 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers of land that have been burned this fires season. most of it have been in forest land, and so there has been fewer than 100 homes that have been los