Hello everyone and welcome to Ammonpour. Here's what's coming up. Dreadfully off

track. Those words of warning from King Charles at Cop 28. I speak to former climate

advisor Gina McCarthy on this year's summit. And Israel resumes military

bombardment of Gaza as a seven-day truce with Hamas ends. We bring you the latest from the region.

Then a mother takes on a Mexican cartel. New York Times reporter

Azam Ahmed tells an astonishing tale of revenge in his book, Fear is just a word.

Plus the staggering cost of caring for the dying.

Two US reporters speak to Hari Sreena ofossin about their series Dying Broke.

And finally, a banjo prodigy from Brooklyn.

Noro Brown joins me to discuss her musical inspiration. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Goladriga in New York sitting in

for Christian Ammanpur. Britain's King Charles took to the stage at the UN Climate in the climate crisis deepens. With 2023 set to be the warmest year yet. Take a listen.

I pray with all my heart that COP28 will be another critical turning point towards genuine

transformational action at a time when already as scientists have been warning for so long we are seeing

alarming tipping points being reached.

And he is not alone. UN Secretary General Antonio Gaterres had these words of warning.

We cannot save a burning planet

via fireholes of fossil fuels.

As day two We have fired holes of fossil fuels.

As day two of the summit closes, the pledges are coming thick and fast. Over 100 countries making a major new food pledge,

vowing to reduce the impact of agriculture on our planet.

More than 110 countries are agreeing to triple renewable energy by 2030.

And delegates formally adopted a loss and damage fund to transfer finances to countries

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