w. lead for mines with they said it up in years, asia coming up to date is south asia in the midst of a climate emergency. focused on is facing catastrophic flooding. that's taken lives and damaged infrastructure. just montoya, it's neighbors we're facing floods is old, is connected and is the region prepared for the changes in the climate plus a record draft has pushed down more to levels in china, effecting energy supplied report on its consequences. ah, i'm british manage. you're welcome to d w. news. asia ledger could join us indonesia, environment minister has told g 20 officials the world risks heading into uncharted territory. if they fail to act together against the climate crisis, the call came at a g 20 environmental meeting on bali. just this month, catastrophic flooding has killed more than a 1000 people in pakistan, while much of china has been experiencing a crippling drought and record heat. here is more of water, c, p. nora bio bucket said, we know that climb a chink would become an empty via and will be playing off the graces. it would not only wipe out our developmen

they started up in years, a share coming up today is south asia in the midst of a climate emergency focused on is facing catastrophic flooding. that's taken lives and damaged infrastructure just month tanya. it's neighbors were facing floods is all disconnected and is the region prepared for the changes in the climate plus a record drought has pushed down more to levels in china, effecting energy supplied a report on its consequences. ah . on british manager, welcome to d. w. news asia ledger could join us indonesia, environment minister has told g 20 officials the world risks heading into uncharted territory. if they fail to act together against the climate crisis. the call came at the g 20 environmental meeting on bali, just this month. catastrophic flooding has killed more than a 1000 people in pakistan, while much of china has been experiencing a crippling drought. and record heat has more of water c, p. nora bio bucket said, we know that climate ching would become an empty via and multiply and off the graces. it would not only wipe out all development progress that has been achieved ov

this ended up in use asia coming up to date is south asia, in the midst of a climate emergency focused on is facing catastrophic flooding. that's taken lives and damaged infrastructure. just months earlier, it's neighbors were facing floods is all disconnected and is the region prepared for the changes in the climate plus a record drought has pushed down more to levels in china, effecting energy supplied a report on its consequences. ah, i'm british man, you're welcome to d w. news. asia ledger could join us indonesia, environment minister has told g 20 officials the world risks heading into uncharted territory. if they fail to act together against the climate crisis, the call came at the g. 20 environmental meeting on bali, just this month. catastrophic flooding has killed more than a 1000 people in pakistan, while much of china has been experiencing a crippling drought and record heat. he has more of what a c p nor a bio bucket said. we know that claim a chink, would become an empty via and will be playing off the gracies. it would not only wipe out all development programs that has

call if you think that south asia, therefore in the midst of a climate emergency, right. i would say that i would say that early signals of climate change right from here. so that we see that we saw that just before them. once we do some, we had a long g trip and it was not just the intensity of the heat. it was, it was the land thought that you'd be doing it one day she'd be or she'd be lucky for me was may i'm going to be in june. i did point dr. condition that the range were really low during that time. it didn't for a long time, so that intensified the right conditions. during that time, i talk to a risha, i believe you need to pull you up more air conditioning or, or the agriculture you are more additions sectors. you've given me various in talking about would you say that once in the region are prepared to deal with these sorts of changes, or do they need to be doing mall right now? no, no, not nationally. demand commission commitments for reducing emissions. appreciate to keep the temperatures down below 1.5 degrees celsius by 2042 by 60 and the change of b. c. i d

they're now in west africa, south of the sahara, east africa, some parts of south asia. so it will kill a leader. but that tends to help these groups continue to grow and, and get support isn't the problem is not the groups. are the leaders or the strategies of the west? necessarily. the problem is that you have millions and millions, tens or hundreds of millions of people living in an acceptable conditions of poverty of destitution, authoritarian governments, and they have no hope. and it's inevitable that some of them break often create these kinds of groups and there's going to be more at least a splintering of these groups taking place. and they adapt of god that has adapted after the death of in latin and after the death of the 2 other successors including the son. and now after the death of swati, they keep adapting and they join local groups like in yellow, northern syria that become part of the local landscape with a try to. and they will keep trying to do that. the level become very, very big. and they probably won't have the capability to attack international t

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i would be very concerned about south asia and india and pakistan maybe using some of their reserve to might use nuclear weapons. the concerns and ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as prizing to a very high level where it now. okay. richard can fit the u. s. secretary of state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the threat of nuclear war, but do the main nuclear powers that we've talked about? do they actually want nuclear weapons eliminated, or do they just want to stop others from having them? well, thank you for the invitation. i certainly believe there's an interest, at least in the part of the bio ministration, which you can see in president biden statements for the reducing the u. s. nuclear nuclear arsenal. but i think the question is always been how to do that without actually increasing the risk of nuclear conflicts in the process. i'm not so sure about some of the other nuclear powers at this point in particularly given the russian federation. as you notice, noted in your report, it's references to nuclear weapons in its curr

the fact that emerging countries in south asia, like pakistan, for example, are currently experiencing one power blackout after the other is also a consequence of europe's failed energy policy. in its attempt to free itself from its dangerous dependency on russia. record speed, the u. s. causing massive turbulence on the global energy markets, which hit poor countries particularly hard. but at least europe is united, right? well, maybe not counting those opting out from the gas cuts or poland, which wants the rest of europe to keep their hands off polish. guess russian president vladimir putin may not be quaking in his boots at all this stellar competence, but europeans sher might be as winter approaches. thou thought he contributes a rachel moss and in paris. many thanks for those days on his way to we appreciated unless we turn it now to our breaking news story. they saw a story. we're keeping a very close eye on a crimea official say the explosions have a rub, sydney and military airport in the village of nava fedor of chi in crimea. and he noted that there is still no information o

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asia and india and pakistan maybe using some of their reserve to not use nuclear weapons. the concerns and ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as rising to a very high level right now. ok. which a careful this u. s. secretary of state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the threat of nuclear war, but do the main nuclear powers that we've talked about? do they actually want nuclear weapons eliminated or do they just want to stop others from having them? well, thank you for the invitation. i certainly believe there's an interest at least in the part of the bio ministration, which you can see in president biden's statements for the reducing the u. s. nuclear nuclear arsenal. but i think the question has always been how to do that without actually increasing the risk of nuclear conflicts in the process. i'm not so sure about some of the other nuclear powers at this point in particularly given the russian federation, as you noticed, noted in your report, references to nuclear weapons in its current recent unprovoked threats. and

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the fact that emerging countries in south asia, like pakistan, for example, are currently experiencing one power blackout after the other is also a consequence of europe's failed energy policy in its attempt to free itself from its dangerous dependency on russia. record speed, the u is causing massive turbulence on the global energy markets, which hip poor countries particularly hard, but at least europe is united, right? well, maybe not counting those opting out from the gas cuts or poland, which wants the rest of europe to keep their hands off polish. guess russian president vladimir putin may not be quaking in his boots at all this stellar competence, but europeans sure might be as winter approaches. as he mentioned earlier, the use anti russian sanctions had spread an energy crisis beyond europe to regions as far away as south asia, where mass protests have erupted and bangladesh. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the city at dhaka to cry foul over the government's failure to curb a 50 percent hike in fuel prices. some of the protesters have set fil stations on

the fact that emerging countries in south asia, like pakistan, for example, are currently experiencing one power blackout after the other is also a consequence of europe's failed energy policy in its attempt to free itself from its dangerous dependency on russia. record speed, the u is causing massive turbulence on the global energy markets, which had poor countries particularly hard, but at least europe is united, right? well, maybe not counting those opting out from the gas cuts or poland, which wants the rest of europe to keep their hands off polish guests. russian president vladimir putin may not be quaking in his boots at all this stellar competence, but europeans sure might be as winter approaches. as you mentioned earlier, the use anti russian sanctions house spread the energy crisis beyond the europe to regions as far away as south asia, where mass protests have wrapped it in bangladesh. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the city of dunker to cry foul over the government's failure to cover 50 percent height in fuel prices. some of the protesters upset fuel

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it was such a decisive moment for south asia and now it's a very different region, 3 quarters of a century on yes, it is, is on the reminder of one of the darkest chapters in the subcontinent history, the independence and partition of india and pakistan was accompanied by horrifying violence, i mean while crossing borders a case a 1000000 people were killed and in all at least 15000000 people have been displaced on it's a legacy that in deals in relation between india and pakistan, remain tense. one of the, those sticking points is over kush me, kush me, is claimed in food by both india and pakistan, but governed by both nations, only in boss. and it's an issue that far from resolved. now there have been attempts to find common ground to celebrate, to shed history unshared culture. and the fact that trade between the 2 countries is worth billions of dollars. but the colonial legacy of partition and everything that followed between the 2 countries still influences south asia. probably miss all the following news celebrations and commemorations for us in new delhi. thank you. passing north k

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the fact that emerging countries in south asia, like pakistan, for example, are currently experiencing one power blackout after the other is also a consequence of europe's failed energy policy. in its attempt to free itself from its dangerous dependency on russia. record speed, the u as causing massive turbulence on the global energy markets, which hit 4 countries particularly hard. but at least europe is united, right? well, maybe not counting those opting out from the gas cuts or poland, which wants the rest of europe to keep their hands off polish gas. russian president vladimir putin may not be quaking in his boots at all this stellar competence, but europeans sure might be as winter approaches. as he mentioned earlier, the use anti russian sanctions had spread an energy crisis beyond europe to regions as far away as south asia. when mass protests have wrapped it in bangladesh, hundreds the demonstrators have taken to the streets of the city at darker to cry, foul over the government's failure to curb a 50 percent hike in fuel prices. some of the protesters have set fil stations on

asia and india and pakistan maybe urging some of their reserve to use nuclear weapons. the concerns in ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as rising to a very high level right now. ok, richard to fit this us extra state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the threat of nuclear war, but do the main nuclear powers that we've talked about? do they actually want nuclear weapons eliminated or do they just want to stop others from having them? well, thank you for the invitation. i certainly believe there's an interest, at least in the part of the bio ministration, which you can see in president biden statements for the reducing the u. s. nuclear nuclear arsenal. but i think the question has always been how to do that without actually increasing the risk of nuclear conflicts in the process. i'm not so sure about some of the other nuclear powers at this point in particularly given the russian federation. as you noticed, noted in your report, it's references to nuclear weapons in its current recent unprovoked threats. and there ma

asia. and india and pakistan may be urging some of their reserve to use nuclear weapons. the concerns and ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as rising to a very high level right now. ok, richard to fit this us extra state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the threat of nuclear war, but do the main nuclear powers that we've talked about? do they actually want nuclear weapons eliminated or do they just want to stop others from having them? well, thank you for the invitation. i certainly believe there's an interest at least in the part of the bio ministration, which you can see in president biden's statements for the p t at reducing the u. s . nuclear nuclear arsenal. but i think the question is always been how to do that without actually increasing the risk of nuclear conflicts in the process. i'm not so sure about some of the other nuclear powers at this point in particularly given the russian federation, as you've noticed, noted in your re

how me the amnesty international south asia campaigner s. am you not? you're regularly in touch with women in afghanistan who have been forced to sit at home because of thought bon dictates. do they feel it's safe to go out and protest for their rights? thank you for having me. yes, based on the discussions and cause that i did any make 2 women in guys in afghanistan. not only did jonah once because of my work, but also a female family members that it is that they have it is quite a difficult situation right now for women and girls. enough, understand, especially if a woman would like to mobilize and they would like to go out on his sheets to the example protest in one hand, the tolliver and half band, her protests earlier a couple of months ago. and i don't have a deductible. and of course used violence and where the did not allow that with protest has to continue protest and also what, what we have seen to patch and, and also what we have documented in the booth is that the majority of women protested were identified, disappeared. it was addressed, it

while large parts of south asia under water, half of china is suffering a crippling drought. the heat wave is the worst on record and its wreaking havoc and harvests and power supplies authorities. there are scrambling to limit the damage the young, the river, china's most vital inland waterway. the water flow has dropped to only half of the suffrage, putting pressure on hydro electric plans that supply power to megacities, such as chunking, sweating, through temperatures as high as 45 degrees with limited power supply. residents say the heat has disrupted every aspect of their lives. boy, 11, but, you know, you, we decided to close alba because we were struggling to create a nice atmosphere with the limited electricity supply. this is affecting our work and my life to a huge degree, doing well. so hold on a self and china is experiencing the longest stretch of high temperatures and drought since wreck of began 6 decades ago. scientists say sustained periods of heat are becoming more frequent due to climate change on the take a college a her to for, according to the current m

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he underscored america's strong backing of the south asia treaty organization. thailand and the united states, he declared, will continue their efforts for economic development and social well-being. so that all may pursue lives in peace and happiness. then, a last goodbye before his departure for pakistan. >> later that very morning his airport transfer reached karachi. two of pakistan's top cabinet members. they welcomed the nixon's to another fetal nation. the eight punjab resident provided the honor guard. the salute to president nixon in the absence of prime minister muhammad ali who was in london for the commonwealth conference. for the united states charged affair the vice president and mrs. nixon met more than 50 members of the foreign diplomatic corps. this was another place to greatly impress mr. nixon for tremendous development had taken place since last he visited the capitol. the camera man accompanying the vice president took these views of the city's buildings. they are dramatic reminders of pakistan's energy and determination. at the presidential

we can an attribute this to the global warming we can attribute it to the high temperatures in south asia or uk this year. >> our colleague was based in hyde park and you can see it is yellow now there's no green left. we haven't had rain for a long time the thunderstorms are expected today. those are some of the visible impacts of the heat waves. talk through the less visible impacts and the knock-on effects of countries experiencing droughts and long dry spells >> it is confounding to see the grass in england there are implications for water supply and drinking water and agriculture and crops and energy production on the water supply, it is clear in the uk and other parts of europe, we are seeing significant water stress that is beginning to effect ordinary urban residents. not just farmers we are seeing the lack of cooling water and thermo nuclear. this is the problem all over the world. we are seeing issues in germany now in the danube region with low water flow you can't carry cargo anymore which has big implications with the transport of energy, but agriculture and industrial q

how me the amnesty international south asia campaigner or some europe. you're regularly in touch with women in afghanistan who have been forced to sit at home because of thought bon dictates. do they feel it's safe to go out and protest for their rights? thank you for having me. yes, based on the discussions and calls that i didn't make too. women in guys in afghanistan, not only did jonah once because of my work, but also it seemed in family members that it is that they have it is quite a difficult situation right now for women and girls. enough, understand, especially if a woman would like to mobilize and they would like to go out on his sheets to the example. protest in one hand, the tolliver and half band, a protests earlier a couple of months ago. and i don't have a deductible. and of course used violence and where the, the did not allow, did with protest has to continue protest and what is the, what, what we have seen to patch and, and also what we have documented in the booth is that a majority of women protested were identified disappeared, it wa

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how me the amnesty international south asia campaigner or some europe. you're regularly in touch with women in afghanistan who have been forced to sit at home because of thought bon dictates. do they feel it's safe to go out and protest for their rights? thank you for having me. yes, based on the discussions and cause i did any make 2 women in guys in afghanistan, not only did jonah once because of my work, but also seen in family members that it is that they have it is quite a difficult situation right now for women and girls, enough understand, especially if a woman would like to mobilize and you would like to go out on this sheets to the example protest in one hand, the taller bottom half band, her protests earlier a couple of months ago. and i don't have a deductible, of course, used violence and where the did not allow that with protests to continue protest and also what, what we have seen to patch and, and also what we have documented in the booth is that a majority of women protested were identified disappeared, it was added torture and even they

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how me the amnesty international south asia campaigner or some europe. you're regularly in touch with women in afghanistan who have been forced to sit at home because of thought about dictates do they feel it's safe to go out and protest for their rights? thank you for having me. yes, based on the discussions and cause i did any make 2 women in guys in afghanistan, not only did jonah once because of my work, but also it seemed in family members that it is that they have it is quite a difficult situation right now for women and girls, enough understand, especially if a woman and i would like to mobilize and you would like to go out on his sheets to the example protest in one hand, the taller one half band her protests earlier a couple of months ago. and i don't have a deductible, of course, used violence and where the, the did not allow that with protests to continue protests and also what, what we have seen to patch and, and also what we have documented in the booth is that a majority of women protested were identified, disappeared, it was addressed it t

asia is ultimately a net, you know, we, we don't contribute that much to greenhouse emissions, but we are a little bit of the effects of this, and that has deserted it, as i said, you know, more advanced learning, more intense drought, and essentially the buddhists, communities that affected the most weight areas jabber khan, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for reading. ah, china's national near logical center has put out a red alert, warning as temperature is continued to soar and roast the country. this is its worst foot wave and fixed decades from people to factory production to pigs. everything is suffering. the earth have cracked in junction province and the yangtze river is shrinking. the river has received less than half the rain that typically feeds it in august. meanwhile, people in cities across china are roasting as temperature remain close to 40 degree celsius. rather experts have issued a read a lot wanting for the next many weeks, but people are already fatigued from the intense heat. awesome, it's like a steamer. it's really hot. if you have nothing to do, i

he underscored america strong backing of the south asia treaty organization. thailand of the united states, he declared, will continue their efforts for economic development and social well-being. so that all may pursue lives in peace and happiness. then, i last goodbye before his departure for pakistan. >> later that very morning his airport transfer to of pakistan's top cabinet members. they welcomed the nixon's to another fetal nation. the eight punjab resident provided the honor guard. the salute to president nixon in the absence of prime minister muhammad ali who was in london for the commonwealth. for the united states charged affair the vice president and mrs. nixon met more than 50 members of the foreign diplomatic corps. this was another place to greatly impress mr. nixon for tremendous development had taken place since last he visited the capitol. the camera man accompanying the vice president took these views of the cities buildings. there are dramatic reminders of pakistan's energy and determination. at the presidential palace rangers in red tunics

or at our court reporter there scott roxborough over to south asia, where it's been a brutal monsoon season for pakistan in particular that sitting date, growers in the country, especially hard take a look. ah, this landscape is a far cry from what it used to be. after recent monsoon reigns devastated crops and livelihoods. cadogan verify, fella were followed the day crop is harvested once a year. the mother, we worked very hard and spent a lot of money on the farm this year, and hope for a very good crop and to earn a good profit from us. but even with these rains ruined all our hopes that nothing could be saved about than i am. if i dotala pakistan is the 5th largest producer of dates. the growers association says at least 80 percent of the harvest has been damaged so far. and it's not just dates, cotton crops, rice and sugar cane have also been destroyed, threatening the country's food security. the floods destroyed houses, roads, bridges, and communication networks to preliminary estimates by officials show the country has suffered damages were a $5500000000.00 i hadn't seen any,

east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from bangkok. when he seized power in a coup, general prayuth chan—o—cha told the thai people it was a short—term measure to restore stability. eight years later, and he's still in office. many thais say that's long enough. and so does the constitution, which general prayuth had draughted after his coup. the reason general prayuth is still here is that conservative thais, who feared the rising popularity of reformist parties, decided he was still their best bet at the last election three years ago. and while he didn't actually campaign, preferring only to appear on screen, his constitution gave his side enough advantages to ensure they could stay in power. but they seem to have forgotten about the eight—year limit. since then, the devastating impact of covid on thailand's tourism—dependent economy and general prayuth's irascible and authoritarian leadership style have cost him a lot of support. 0n—and—off street protests have paralysed parts of the capital, bangkok. general prayuth's

asia is ultimately a net. no, we, we don't contribute that much to greenhouse emissions, but we added that recipient of the effects of this debt as deserted it as a say no more intense lighting, more intense drought, and essentially the buddhists, communities dedicated to the most white areas jabber khan. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for reading. ah, china's national near logical center has put out a red alert warning as temperatures continue to soar and roast the country. this is its worst foot wave and fixed decades from people to factory production to pigs. everything is suffering. the earth has cracked in junction province and the yangtze river is shrinking. the river has received less than half the rain that typically feeds it in august. meanwhile, people in cities across china are roasting as temperature, remain close to 40 degree celsius. rather experts have issued a read a lot wanting for the next many weeks. but people are already fatigued from the intense heat gasoline. it's like a ste

or at our court reporter there scott roxborough over south asia, where it's been a brutal monsoon season for pakistan in particular that sitting date, growers in the country, especially hard take a look. this landscape is a far cry from what it used to be. after recent monsoon rains, devastated crops and livelihoods, catawba rural facility will fall. the day crop is harvested once a year. the month that we worked very hard and spent a lot of money on the farm this year, and hope for a very good crop and to earn a good profit from us. but with these rains ruined all our hopes that nothing could be saved about them. i am if hi, dora pakistan is the 5th largest producer of dates. the growers association says at least 80 percent of the harvest has been damaged so far. and it's not just dates. cotton crops, rice, and sugar cane have also been destroyed, threatening the countries food security. the floods destroyed houses, roads, bridges, and communication networks to preliminary estimates by officials show the country has suffered damages where a $5500000000.00 i hadn't seen any say, any dest

be used as opportunity to come to one of and when we're together or on, on this issue because it is south asia is ultimately a net a we, we don't contribute that much to greenhouse emissions, but we are a little bit of the effects of this debt has deserted it, as i said, you know, what have been studying what intense drought and essentially the buddhists, communities that have been to the most white area jabber khan, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for reading. ah, china's national near logical center has put out a red alert warning as temperatures continue to soar and roast the country. this is it's worst foot wave and fixed decades from people to factor production to pigs. everything is suffering. the earth has cracked in geography province and the yangtze river is shrinking. the river has received less than half the rain that typically feeds it in august. meanwhile, people in cities across china are roasting as temperature remain close to 40 degree celsius. rather experts have issued a read a lot wanting for the next many weeks, but people are already fatigued from the inte

and how extreme weather means hardship from floods in south asia to drought in central china. that mol, with bearish energy. i been puzzled and i'll be back next hour. do you like it? do you want it? okay. then buckle up, put the.

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the southwest monsoon range peaking across south asia. at the moment. it was heavy rains bringing scenes like this flooding across many areas of india, but in particular the east additions thing, some very heavy rain. and there's more of that to come thanks to an area of low pressure that's been deepening in the bay of bengal. that's going to chuck some heavy rain to places like me in my and bangladesh in the days ahead. but central areas of india getting a drenching as well and the rains continue to fall across the west and get stretching down towards the south. places like carola cannot occur. and my roster things in the heavy rains in the days ahead. for northern areas the north west of india will it is dry or with sinks and sunshine here on monday and tuesday is in missouri for northern areas of pakistan. much of the heavy rain falling in the south and it was we move it to east asia, going to see the rains pick up for the south here. this is like hong kong, remaining hot and humid with some severe thunderstorm rolling in thanks to a system to the so

our south asia correspondent has been speaking to some of those left behind. putting in identities and changing voices to protect them. >> in ap -- in a seemingly calm couple, fear runs deep. hidden away behind the bustle, people who worked with foreign governments left, afghanistan ruled by people who were the enemy. a translator who used to work with u.s. troops. it is not safe to go to his home, so we are meeting at a secure location. photos and papers from his time on the front line being found with them, they could put him in danger. these moving from one province to another, hiding from the taliban, who he once helped kill. >> i was in combat stand a shoulder to soldier with -- sold shoulder test shoulder. but then they forgot me. if i had known this is how i would be left, i would not have chosen to work with them. >> not just those in combat roles. this man worked to implement u.k. and u.s. development projects in afghanistan. the senior advisor, he had faced death threats even fore the taliban takeover. in the pt year, he's received multiple such summ

our south asia correspondent has been speaking to some of those left behind. putting in identities and changing voices to protect them. >> in ap -- in a seemingly calm couple, fear runs deep. hidden away behind the bustle, people who worked with foreign governments left, afghanistan ruled by people who were the emy. a translator who used to work with u.s. troops. it is not safe to go to his home, so we are meeting at a secure location. photos and papers from his time on the front line being found with them, they could put him in danger. these moving from one province to another, hiding from the taliban, who he once helped kill. >> i was in combat stand a shoulder to soldier with -- sold shoulder test shoulder. but then they forgot me. if i had known this is how i would be left, i would not have chosen to work with them. >> not just those in combat roles. this man worked to implement u.k. and u.s. development projects in afghanistan. the senior advisor, he had faced death threats even fore the taliban takeover. in thet year, he's received multiple such summons

the southwest monsoon range peaking across south asia at the moment. it was heavy rains bringing scenes like this flooding across many areas of india, but in particular, the east additions seen some very heavy rain. and there's more of that to come thanks to an area of low pressure that's been deepening in the bay of bengal. that's going to chuck some heavy rain to places like me in my and bangladesh in the days ahead. but central areas of india getting a drenching as well and the rains continue to fall across the west and get stretching down towards the south. places like carola cannot occur. and my roster things in the heavy rains in the days ahead. for northern areas the north west of india will it is dry or with sinks and sunshine here on monday and tuesday is in missouri for northern areas of pakistan. much of the heavy rain falling in the south and it was we move it to east asia, going to see the rains pick up for the south here. bases like hong kong, remaining hot and humid, with some severe thunderstorms rolling in thanks to a system to the sou

sunday's information came two days after a fourth victim, a man from south asia, was found shot to death. new mexico's governor calls the killings targeted. >> i am incredibly angry about this situation. every new mexican should stand up and against this kind of hatred. >> police say the first three victims were ambushed. all were regulars at albuquerque's largest mosque. >>> for the second time in three days, a busload of migrants who crossed the u.s. border in texas arrived in new york city. texas governor greg abbott says he is sending them to new york and washington, d.c. to protest what he calls the biden administration's open border policy. others, including new york city mayor eric adams, says abbott is using the migrants as political pawns. >> this is horrific when you think about what the governor is doing, the governor of texas. after months of traveling across the border, placed on the bus with no direction. >> mayor adams says he will accept asylum seekers, but he needs assistance from the federal government. abbott says he'll keep sending migrants out of his state. >>> now t