biden is speaking, borisjohnson is next to him. we will bring you interviews responding to the progress made there. the sound wasn t very clear, there. bangladesh is one of the countries most severely affected by climate change. frequent cyclones, flash floods and tidal surges have made life more difficult for the nation s population of 170 million. people living in coastal areas are particularly at risk as experts project that millions of people could be forced out of their homes due to the adverse effects of climate change. akbar hossain reports from bangladesh s coastal district of satkhira, where climate change has made villages nearly uninhabitable forfive million residents. carrying water from far away as an everyday struggle for lalita. she has to walk for one kilometre every day to collect water from the only pond in her village that has usable water.
sorry, the sound wasn t there. but essentially what she was saying is that they re going to be very much focused and paying ta attention to what the supreme court justices do as they had rejected the texas case, saying they re not going to deal with that now. but monday is when they come back to session and will deal with a mississippi law 15 weeks out that abortions would not with allowed. that is something that they will weigh in very likely next we re before the midterm elections so as you can imagine, this is a very political topic as well for many of the people who have gathered here today. fred. i m hanging on your every word. i can hear you. even though the audio system there is very strong. thank you so much in the nation s capitol. this quick programming note.