this is al jazeera ah, hello, i m carry johnston. this is the news our live from don t or coming up in the next 60 minutes. president joe biden wraps off his 1st middle east trip, but showing leaders, u. s. won t abandon the region to china, russia or iran. united states is going to remain active. engage partner in the militia. should anchors unpopular president may be gone for the country is still running out of money to pay for basics like fuel reports. when columbus wildfire spread further across southwest europe, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. the trauma of war is taking its toll in ukraine. we reports from a hospital that s coping with cases of mental stress disorder. and his fault, it s day 3 and goes open championship. the leaders of justice paid off and africa s fastest man is overcome. the also advanced in the 100 meters of the world athletic championship. so it s an, it s, ah, well, we begin in saudi arabia where u. s. a. present, joe biden has mr.
today you might want to shave for is testing the hyundai santa fe for us has been a fixture among s.u.v. since two thousand and one and in many ways helped develop a segment on days for generation x. u.v. has a new face was sleek headlights and a large grill of the time for a closer look. just like its predecessor the new hyundai santa fe features front and all wheel drive the hyundai offers four different engines for the market launch two diesel engines and one gasoline it remains to be seen if the offer a hybrid option later on. if i clearance and all wheel drive make the hyundai well equipped for off road driving him out a while says it but anybody who shows up for an upscale car like this isn t likely to take it in to record terrain and they re looking for a comfortable ride to santa fe delivers a model compares it to being carried in a sedan chair but you don t even have to shift the transmissions automatic even with money one downside is that fuel consumption is higher
cannot afford. to go to iran however has a weapon. and the requisite intelligence that. nobody wants to see war in the gulf that s not in anyone s interest. also on the day the rapturous toronto raptors become the 1st known u.s. team to win basketball s n.b.a. championship. it s a space i can t say. i m from gail welcome to the program to get attacked this week in the gulf. why should you care well setting aside the fact that for others in this area about a month ago you need. understand what happened here in the strait of hormuz so let s start with oil 30 percent of the world s seaborne oil passes through that narrow channel about 21 miles across at its narrowest stretch that s oil leaving kuwait iraq and other gulf countries going out into the indian ocean and on to world s markets remember oil prices jumped as much as 4 percent within hours of thursday s attacks then just look at the jogger a fake iran to the north facing off against saudi arabia qatar the united emirates
interesting program that office plenty of food for thought. speaking of food pineapple plants don t just produce sweet and delicious juice design up from europe have developed a jewel of all fabric from their fibers. and in cameroon and use cooking oil is being put to good use to make so. we may be at crossroads when it comes to the food we eat concerns going over industrial farming monocultures and crossbones chemical fertilizers and additives interests you know gunning food is growing around the world here in africa plenty of people gunning produce but so far distribution and sales tend to be local and small scale but a start up in the roll call may be on to some electric powered vehicles of course. these tomatoes and all the other fruits and vegetables here ghana clee grown without artificial fertilizers or chemicals thanks to chandon ficken from belgium and her team she used to work as a chemist for a multinational pharmaceutical company then she decided to become a farme
also the tiny tits of fly on the power sites of cars to get out they have a one shot buttin wildlife success story aloud. your welcome to the program authorities in cameroon say the people who died in the landslide on monday built homes on unsafe ground despite its government warnings more than 40 people were killed in a town. in the west of the country after a heavy rainfall dislodged the at the bottom rescuers were looking for survivors in the remains of slots and homes. for more on that story i am joined by our reporter i encounter in a blaze in younger. now we do understand the local authorities say they want people against building houses in that area but why did not stop them knowing that this could happen. the government has laws in place group home construction houses in such areas approved the ease within the roll call council does the new call go mandatory it seeks yes some core of the show that sometimes go ahead and give people permission to view induce in such ar