at the emmys crowned the winner of the breast drama we have a look at the winds and the upsets of t.v. s big night. live a very warm welcome to you i m on the. world leaders are gathering today in new york for an emergency climate summit ahead of the general assembly with starts and tuesday the u.n. is calling it a race to limit climate change risk the world it says can win but for those living on the front line for example in the arctic circle there s a greater urgency the new region archipelago of salvado is home to the wild northernmost town people they re experiencing various consequences of climate change firsthand residents say some lives have already been lost. in the cracking sound of the carving place yet it was never unusual here in style about what is unusual is the frequency with which you hear it nowadays scientists say air and sea temperatures have risen significantly in the last 3 decades and it s changing the entire archipelago. we are losing the small bug we
hello once again a line of cloud which represents if you like a line of instability the atmosphere is running across iraq i say that because if it s unstable that means yeah goes up and it takes whatever on the ground with it sand or dust and that s the case once more as a risk across iraq and eventually iran to the north of it that s and stable enough to produce razor for azerbaijan maybe northern syria and eastern turkey clearly has a lot of rain to come but not much has happened since most of the levant is looking at fairly dry weather terms in the low twenty s slowly rising come sunday and that greyness moves east was across the caspian and loses most of its energy so far from occasional share in northern iraq that it but the southern end also showing this great is has got the potential for a thunderstorm or two in eastern side and possibly counter think much will come of it but it s there is a risk or the same it maintains the high humidity the temps in the middle thirty
for fifty two years why not because the united states and france and england and china and russia all of them have signed on it are great and prophetic because there is a consequence if you cannot recognize it countries and expiration of the territory it acquired by force during war time and then change the nature of that territory in contravention again i m using the term national law to the fourth geneva convention so actions have consequences and i think president trump is making such a mess in a few moments in a few seconds that i think future american presidents are going to take years maybe decades to clean up but what is it about president trump that actually leads him to take action on these things you and i were talking earlier and saying that this is and kimberly said it as well this is a departure from fifty years of of policy other presidents haven t done this he does that he moves the embassy to jerusalem he recognizes there is them of the capital he moves on the
installation. silences a day in the life of a young musician i am not an. explosive breath taking images of the rocketing o kane else in iceland. but land based artists unless that scene all comes up with the most amazing ideas that seem to dreams of us traveling in eco friendly balloons scott just instead of airplanes he has already developed the plans for his project the technology to stay at these flying objects send it s working on right now tell us that athena is presenting his ideas at a major exhibition in paris and our reporter with dan to find out more. visitors to this exhibition in paris can t help but get caught up in the way of thomas artist you know we. here at the pele to tokyo the artist has captured the spirit of the times and interpreted the ideas behind the worldwide web and social networks quite literally. by they have been living or perhaps a hundred forty million years ago much before we came here and have a resilient and yet in the corner of our houses
morning. the gunman flooded a train carriage with smoke from two gas canisters before shooting, injuring ten people. a major manhunt is underway. there was fury amongst many uk voters when the claims first came out of staff parties in downing st and whitehall during lockdown. so, how are the latest revelations being viewed? our correspondent, danny savage, has been to a town in the north of england to gauge the mood. mirfield in west yorkshire a busy town between wakefield and huddersfield which fell silent during lockdown. an area of northern england where people we spoke to say they stuck to the rules concerning coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn t have broken the rules anyway. they made them. everyone else was adhering to those rules, and they didn t. i think he should resign, personally, yeah. i think he should. he s asking us to obey one rule, and then he s doing something completely different, the opposite. it s not right, it s not fair, it s not british. no point