one of the spanish canary islands. a massive lava flow continues to make its way across the island. from the camry be her volcano, which ruptured on sunday. a wall of lava 12 inches high. as heading west towards the atlantic ocean at about for me to an hour, obliterating everything in its path, firefighters are digging trenches to try to diverted away from houses. but more the 300 buildings have so far been destroyed. nicholas huck is only so it can get from the crater mechanical shooting from his cradle. it's been like this sunday morning and look at what it has done. been in green case look at the ground thinking the ground, but also in the sky above us. why true, jack? again, that's building up. we're seeing the largest dealer here authority to pull out this greater liver of lava slowly flowing meters. once it hit the ocean, that's at a temperature and i'll be another way to the air. and depending on when it would be, it could effect the population in, in flight in about even more. you're so much less unknown about a rupture at least $25.00 to $85.00 days. no one really no worries. on sunday, germans will elect a new parliament with just the anglo american stepping down. the country will have a new leader for the 1st time in 16 years center. right christian democrats union party is the most successful in the history of the republic. but it's being led by a new face in lush it a decade and a half of steady leadership and economic growth has sustained the parties. popularity now, does he to use support has dipped in opinion polls, c, d u and sent a left coalition partner. the social democratic party aren't projected to win a combined majority. that could lead to political uncertainty with several parties competing to lead some kind of coalition. what of the hamid reports from the various regional capital munich? it is one place in germany. conservative parties could rely on its here in bavaria . but gail grind hello says that slowly changing in 2014, he became the 1st green mayor of idol think a village near the regional capital munich. this model is vixen people who are skeptical about a green part to me or here doesn't really fit. they were watching for what the green party can do in the countryside. and now some people say it's not that bad or they tell me it's good. what you're doing a new style, more open closure to the people. for decades decreased in social union had brought support in this part of germany. taking about 50 percent of both at each election, especially among farmers, like yoga and bower. but with only a few days to go, he still hasn't decided who he will vote for financial foolish to me as a mom. there are many traditional csu voters, but they say they won't vote for the csu anymore. i think it's also because of cove it but a lot of things are not working anymore. the way people want them to the upcoming election will mark the end of chancellor angle america, 16 years tenure and with her gone. many see it's time for change this. yes, you is a bavarian backbone of angle americans, christian democratic union, the 2 parties campaign to get a field one same candidate. but finding someone to fill merkel shoes has not been easy. recent poll shows the social democratic party is in the lead, even if the gap with the conservative is narrowing. many put that down to i'm in lash at the c d u. c. s u candidate who hasn't been as convincing. it was very focused on the person, we have a very strong person, other sation of this election campaign. what is also a little bit new for our political system because we had here for longer the case very strong parties at. busy busy busy the program of the parties was very, very important, but we see also in this election campaign that candidates and advantages and especially also the failures and mistakes of individual. busy candidates made it made a big difference. climate change in social justice have dominated the campaign. and some of the c d. u votes could go to the green party or the social democrats on death. shoddy, it's a shame that merkle doesn't want to run any more. cd you people are bit unsettled and are scared that things won't be the same, although they shouldn't be. renewal is important. everyone believes that from all parties. so it's good to have a new coalition germans. i expected to spend their votes among more parties than usual. the election would be followed by coalition negotiations that could last weeks. if not, is not yet clear whether germany's conservatives will be included with the edges era by the very in southern germany. brokers designated prime minister has announced a new coalition government following general elections this month. as he's accomplished, says the 3 parties that gained the most votes have agreed to work together. and they'll have a comfortable majority in apartment. a 1000000000 fuel tycoon was appointed by the king after his liberal and our party, when the largest number of seats, who are serious supreme security council has decided to close the country's ass base to all morocco and civil and military aircraft. less than a month, doctorate cut diplomatic relations with the kingdom. it says the decision was made in view of the quote, continued provocations and hostile practices on the moral can side, unquote. the closure is expected to effect 15 flights weekly linking morocco with chin as yet turkey and egypt. unicef is warning that young children are not getting the food or nutrients they need to thrive and grow well. leading to irreversible developmental hom report, analyzing more than 90 countries, found that only half of children under the age of 2 a being fed, the minimum recommended number of meals a day. while just a 3rd consume the minimum number of food groups, they need to thrive or searches, say children's dots haven't improved in at least a decade. with rising poverty, inequality, conflict, and climate related disasters contributing to an ongoing nutritional crisis. and they say the crew of ours pandemic as made. the problem was one survey showed half of indonesian families in jakarta have reduced nutritious food purchases. as a result, the percentage of children consuming the minimum recommended number of food groups fell by a 3rd last year compared to 2018. i show magog as a nutrition specialist, unicef, she joins us live from new york. thanks very much for being with us. i just wanted you to spread out what the, the homes are, what the effects are of not getting the right interest. and in that particular period up, up to the age of 2. thank you. and so the 1st thing, the age group, 6 months to 2 years is a critical age group. when the child is illogical, needs are very high. the weight, the, the speed at which the child's brain grows, body growth is exceptionally high, which means the needs of child growing bodies and brain is exceptionally high. and if they do not receive the right quantity and quality of food student the age group that can in fact, the way they grow the way they try their schooling, the way they on money and capital. and it's been in fact before nation. but that's why the, when we say dice of young children, they are think it goes for the, the development of the nation, not just the children. and the 1st one of the shocking findings is that the dots have improved in the last 10 years. what, why is that? yeah, i mean, there, there are a couple of factors like 1st thing it's like when we talk about the diet die, young children are driven by multiple factors. it's, it's like, it's not just one thing, but multiple. and i think you thought, well, i would say we haven't understood or the government haven't understood the extent of the crisis of what's happening to these children. and the fact that what are the gets in fact, which are impacting which are ready to from where the family live. so while there have been some action, the actions are either scattered or they're not billed on what the barrier. they are not, not having enough understanding of what the situation of the young children died in, but what is driving the situation of died. so and then just tell me if there are other any areas where you found that actually does a particular intervention actually works. and that some model it needs to be copied or is there was everyone just kind of doing it differently and there's no particular way that, that, that actually does work. so. so the, so the issue here is in order to improve the lives of young children. we need to make sure that the right for our relevant to the children, they're fed the right food when they write the nutrition, healthy foods, they should be beach. but at the same time, they need to be supported. the families need to be supported and proudly when we talk about the services and the, the way they see the counseling and feeding needs to be in place and all that is not happening together. we went into wrenches happened. the either only gums are that we provide food without counseling or when they provide one and do engine or one action it doesn't reaches a penetrates down to all the children. what needs specially the most for us. and that's where a comprehensive action has not happened with the evidence tells us that we need to combine all the different evidence we've been doing. and so that the and the fact which happened in addressing all the barriers which out there for young children, ashley magog. thank you very much indeed for don't just thank you. pleasure. your house. democrats removed a $1000000000.00 worth of annual funding for israel's on don't missile defense system. it's just episode did an ongoing intra party debate over military spending for israel. the funding is still expected to be allocated to the u. s. 2022 defense bill. but the fracture inside the democratic course caucus is widening over how much support has given to his room conservation officials, in ne, in india have been burning thousands of old rhinoceros horns to mark world, reino de 2 and a half 1000 horns had either been confiscated from poachers, okay, for animals that died from natural causes, runners on endangered species and poaching remains a major threat. the horns fetch high prices on some black markets thanks to false beliefs about their medical and aphrodesiac properties, mainly in china and southeast asia. iraq earthquake because rattled se australia damaging buildings in the 2nd largest city, melbourne. shallow magnitude, 6 quake about 9 am local time. about 200 kilometers. northeast of the victorian state. capital is one of our trailers strongest earthquakes on record and was felt as far away as sydney, 900 kilometers to the north. electric vehicles, the big draw, the motor bela in the united states. this is outdoor postcode replacement for the detroit motor show. a truck that can reach speed's faster the most petrol cause, showing how much the tech cause of old but prison biden's big ambition to make them the majority sellers may still hit some problems as philip l reports. michelle. everyone's big on electric this year, e. v's everywhere you look here at motor bela the future is electric. the big announcements, big names from the staples through the absolute beasts. if ever there was a vehicle that looks like it means business. there you go. and this brand only makes evie which just goes to show if they can do it successfully and make it their main business model then. so can all of these guys i'm, they off, you can't move for them here. they're moving. oh job. i didn't an easy found giving this one the presidential approval back in may. the 2nd where out for trying to show e v all for everyone. not to 64 seconds in a truck. surely this is going to run the battery out very quickly. if you drive like this all the time, but no, this truck has plenty of range, 300 miles. the apple named lightning showing just how far electric come a lot of people don't expect the struct handled as well, right? so with the battery, the suspension, all the work we've done handles almost like a cough, the software to the swedish firm with its global map database that feeds real time information into e. v. 's to make the batteries last longer. we can tell you the friction level of the road surface you're driving, and that allows the regeneration system of the electric vehicle to be most efficient. so then it takes how absolute, because we are told these all the future he's convinced today i'm signing an executive order, setting out a target of 50 percent of all passenger vehicle. so by 2030, will be electric, determined to relegate the gas guzzlers to the past, but big issues remain batteries for one, china supplies, 80 percent of the world's lithium power packs. at the moment, surely the u. s. is not going to want to be in a position where it's beholden to china, is it? no, i don't think so. and i think it's really incumbent upon the global automotive to work together plus recalls over batteries that can catch fire chevrolet and famously tesla know about that. then there is grid capacity or lack of it for a huge nation powering gulf. that of course there is the weather charging and evie in the right. absolutely fine, but it's when the weather takes out the power, then you're going to have an issue which we've seen recently, extremes from texas to california. that is one of the hurdles to it. but in a very similar way, if there is no power, then you're also not able to power a gas pumps to run your internal combustion engine car. so of course, there are things that could happen. we hope that those things would be outliers, that they would be on the fringe and the fringes, anything but the final destination for these things. the future may be electric, still some way to go until it's perfect for lavelle. i'll just sarah haul, jeff michigan. still the come on out there, the news out reclaiming art magic you case? royal academy launch is what it calls the world's most joyful shows. and as for to read limits into kelly's recovery following his operation. ah ah ah me ah me ah ah ah, over years since 1768, the united kingdom's royal academy has held the largest open submission art exhibition in the world, bringing unknowns and brought buster artists together on the one roof. the summer exhibition in london has been moved to autumn for the 1st time because of the cobit pandemic. ne fokker took a look at some of the 1400 exhibits. it is a temple of britain's art establishment. but under the austere gaze of old masters, a scrum of color jostling for attention. the theme if they see a show is reclaiming magic, celebrating the joy of making stuff. thousands of entries is sifted through by a committee of academy missions, including famous artists and architects, is the reason why complete unknowns can find themselves sharing was space with mega stars. and it's nearly all on sale for hundreds or hundreds of thousands of dollars . it's really a joyful experience and we get around $1415000.00 submissions out of which we then choose the works that the academicians, the committee that puts together the summer exhibition team the best. but ultimately, of course, we have to make a selection so that we end up with just under $1400.00 works in the exhibition looming over the gallery. this monumental piece by world famous german artist anselm keifer, whose work grapples with the bleak aftermath of the 2nd world war tucked beneath it, family picking noses by colon camera. many of the work selected by black artists stealing with complex colonial histories, all on display in a building erected to the height of britain's trans atlantic slave trade. and this piece i do love among them celebrated artists, hugh lock. he rather than knocking controversial statues off their pedestals, some others them in garish regalia. i've always said if i wasn't an artist, i would have been a historian. enhance my interest in, in statues, in the history of statues, in history of who gets commemorated. and why, you know, who do we put up there to celebrate? and do they deserve to be there is the question. it's big, it's bold, it's brush in places the works, encourage us to peer into the minds of the office, whether it be an establish famous painter or an up and coming amateur. this is a declaration, a manifesto, even whatever you throw it off is buck around every corner on every wall. the work godes view is into thinking. maybe i could do that. we should precisely what 9 year old lucas greenfield did. his work was chosen to feature in the academies, you show it. so the main thing, it's when my head teacher told me, he bought it for me and they're like it, it felt really cool that my work contract by the pro. this is a rough and tumble exhibition. a reminder that creativity comes in all manner of shapes and sizes. the bulk of al jazeera london and one of india is best known tourist attractions is back for the 1st time in 18 months. business can once again enjoy the famous elephant safaris. at the bengal safari park, the rides were halted in march last year when nicole 19 pandemic hit india. the fence, the main attraction of the park, which is also home to tigers. leopards bears crocodiles flores here. now with his fort lauren, thanks so much. we start with football and west ham united and pulled up a huge upside down the english league cup. they knocked manchester united out of the competition in the 3rd round. where somebody house united one mill in their 1st when at old trafford, since 2007. manuel lindsey with the goal to put west fam through to the last 16 or going to so sure is still looking for his 1st piece and silverware as boss of united after chelsea. an awesome village match ended, $11.00 in regular time went straight to shoot out re jane scoring the winning penalty to fire chelsea. 3 to the last 16. the european champions remain on beaten this season. tottenham needed penalties to get past the fellow premier league side wall hurry kane gave spurs to no leave before the home side recovered to finish the 90 minutes to all. what was miss 3 st. penalties to hand tottenham. the victory mccarty and france, paris phaser, men extended their lead at the top of the table, but it was far from straightforward against him at the winter, coming deep in stoppage timing had me scoring his 2nd goal of the match. and this one victory bar salon a coach, ronald coleman, has made a plea for patience and understanding. goodman refused to take questions that his latest press conference, telling fans in a statement not to expect miracles. the team are preparing for their upcoming spanish league. a match against cad is ours that are down in 8th place and the table and last 3 now to barn munich in their opening champions league game club are also more than a $1000000000.00 in debt. glucose camico comment that i thought the club is in a state of reconstruction. the economic situation is linked to the sporting situation. we as a team have to rebuild without making big financial investments. the process in which we find ourselves, deserves unconditional support and woods and data. i know that the priest recognizes this process. it is not the 1st time in history that this has happened to you for morale, madrid, and barn munich player. hang this rodriguez who's join cats are, is our, i am a 30 year old columbia international joins from premier lee club. everton re scored 6 schools and knowing asus in 2016 rodriguez performance of the 2014 world cup earned him the golden booth and its transfer fee has not been disclosed on defending champions. palmera were lucky to escape with a draw on their 1st like of their copa liberty doors, semi final. they were at home against fellow brazilian team at little manero hawk missed the penalty for the visitors as again finished now. now the return like is coming up next week. for the 1000000 football legend pele says he's feeling a little better every day. the 80 year old is being put through his paces at a hospital in sao paolo, 3 time world cup winner is just undergoing surgery to remove a tumor in his colon. cricket now in pakistan's, information minister claims a fake threat to new zealand team originated in india. the minister says and menacing. e mail is the reason the key we team decided to abandon their tour of pakistan. last week. 5 showed the reclaims, the email was generated from india through a vpn showing the location of singapore. and he disclose the content to disrupt. didn't isn't good. you did wrong to go to part this on and now see what will happen . what happens to you. you'll get good team is not going anywhere. now in every place the bomb will replace from water. your flight and my mens will not forgive you. all new zealand withdrawal dealt a massive blow to park sounds, hopes of staging regular international cricket with england subsequently calling on their men's and women's tours. the information minister claims the west indies team due to arrive in december has also been sent a threat that he said was fake in the indian premier league on wednesday, the deli capital when top of the table after convincing when we're the bottom place sunrise, who's hyderabad, delhi needed 130 c for victory and they got there with more than to despair. a wicked in hand. tiger woods is not expected who'd turn this week's rider's ryder cup as he continues to recover from a car accident in february. but his presence will be felt by the us team at whistling streets in wisconsin. american boast, 8th of the world's top 10 rank players. justin thomas as tiger remains in those he aspects supporter of the team. he's so into it. he obviously wants the best for our team, wants the best for all of us and it means a lot to him. i think people would be surprised. i mean, they obviously saw it and you all saw it and australia how much it meant to me, but just the amount of work in the amount of hours he's willing to stand to make sure that he feels like the team is, is prepared and is, is ready to go as possible is, is pretty cool. all history backend for spaniards. sergio garcia. he needs to win the break. nick faldo all time record spaniard has already won the most points and ryder cup history and he'll become one of the only 4 players to compete. and the event across for decades. his 1st appearance was in 1999 as a 19 year old. still the youngest player in ryder cup history was just step on the 1st. the it's is not about you. you know, it's about the team and i've always said that, you know, i rather go on 5 and when the right a cubs and 5 a know and lose it. and that's not going to change. okay, and that is all your sports for now. it's now back to lauren in london. thank you very much. in the quick monday can catch up anytime with a news on our website address that is out there, dot com. that's it for me. back in a moment with another 4 and up. thanks so much. i news, news, news, news, news for the innovation and ingenuity, the africa girls who had bought its team had competed around the globe, or foreign part is about solving the communities and our community problem. and i'm so interested to in the future to serve my people and help my people older will take us about what they want to the future as a country transitions and the future is uncertain. it can be overwhelming. the afghan girls are about 16, so they hope to continue their education. here in the future is enough because the taliban has promised they would respect women's rights within the norms of its lamictal bones. despite the assurances from us, can see the telephone's gains as dangerous for women. from the day of the progress will be in peril. i'll just depending on ritual and to work towards a post to future for women and girls. more and more in the going under the normal to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new on al jazeera, teach, you know, you can watch out for english streaming live channels. plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries. and you get to choose to scribe. you choose dot com. forward slash al jazeera english ah . turbine promises half a 1000000000 more cobit vaccine doses for developing countries. but it will be months before they receive them. for every one shot we've administered to dayton america, we have now committed to do 3 shots to the rest of the world. ah .