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a literary event in new york state. the booker prize winning ortho was stabbed in the neck when a man stormed the stage at each a telco institution. i rushed. he was due to deliver a lecture. he also spent a decade in hiding off to ron's revolutionary leader. i toler mahalo khomeini called for his death over his at 1988 novel, the satanic verses be belated. describe the shock of witnessing the attack may all human came and attacked. salman rushdie. i thought that he was stabbed about 6 to 8 times before they were able to grab a hold of the perpetrator. and then i was pretty much frozen in my steps and took quite a few minutes to even just get myself to a seat to sit down because it was just, nobody knew it. still, nobody knew how to react. i mean, there were tons of people that rushed the stage court documents. sure. the f b i is investigating for me you as president donald trump, for potential violations of the espionage act. a u. s. federal judges on seal the

warrant that authorized the search on transsmart log of property in florida, the f b. i recovered several sets of classified documents, including some marked top secret documents seized, included an executive pardon for a major, trump ally, roger stone, and information on the french president, emanuel micron. more than a 1005 fighters battling a giant blaze in a pine forest and frances southwest in jerome region for more than 10000 people to leave their homes and burn through 74 square law, which is a forest. since tuesday. thousands of people in northern sudan are waiting, fell off to heavy rains and flash flood swept through river nile state across the country, the floods of killed at least 50 people, destroyed thousands of homes at the government has declared a disaster, but has yet. but aid has not been delivered to the affected areas. supporters of iraq, she our lead and what torrijos, other of elder mass demonstrations in central baghdad. the 2nd week in a row,

thousands of people gathered for friday prayers. and the capitals, highly fortified green zone. and all so counter demonstrations nearby earth rises next, looking role of indigenous people in defending ecosystems. in brazil and australia . ah ah, father in law almost says i saw his own. she just came up, then was mazama. maud, it you know, saving to legit? viva? sandal cycle to set up a policy. so my son, camille paul, was on his little beneath as a notice that he thought, as you see, month a viva,

my job that was sent that beauty of his id badge is, is she in the home? last month in? i'm in marya edward dental, his spades. well secret levy than plenty thought. then he's more view. gorgeous, fatherly feel the ve last so mom was at back. is they spot us, saunders? he was not what i mean it. i saw a little negotiation. you my voice is his bud at lawyer said legally he is a jetta. well, there's a kilogram involved as well. that's a schematic of it's an army bun. they me look on the thought that most of you, they, he's like some a small was from them put on some was yours was lamentable by amazement. harvey, i missed my cast and his left there. had they been was i'm his mom. his feet almost always was almost that's what is so muscle months. some was indians came the seizure, those g. and although money that now but up and that's what it is called them,

his paper, won't you verb famous? you look at view las vegas, so sequel less than a which not amos have you been? i'm all done in a society, a noise south florida. said they answered in nice. we'll keep them was up in the wellness busts. people then was up in that close along, but at that my badge and losses stays the kimberly and australia's remark northwest because one of the, my ecological intact regions in the world but remoteness the line comp protect it for that. and now it's under increasing threat for monday activities. traditional owners have lived here for thousands of years, taking the late and carrying for their country. tuning out with scientists and government to create an indigenous lead marine protected area. i'm excited to see this collaboration through my work as the marine scientists. i've become passionate about bridging the gap between traditional knowledge and science. over $800.00

islands makeup, the kimberly's buccaneer archipelago, a place rich and by diversity. it is now under threat from development and climate change. karl often provides an early warning system, so i'm making liam rollins from the kimberly marine research center. he's been monitoring local corals, the signs of stress. what's so important about these carson and kimberly, and one of the biggest stand out faces is their exposure to the elements on the law taught re, sorta, how about no one made a taught orange here, which is insane to many other places of the world. you know, they've got this thermal resilience, which we don't say with a lot of other calls the carl, hey, can we stand? i'm president, the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius a day, enabling it's a better curb as arson, temperatures rise. so we use a mano called every major, we've got a short on the side photo year after year and month after month. so where do we go? so both of those little think marks along the lawn. what we're chosen here is just

the little spirit level into the center. oh, that's quite tricky to get it. they still isn't. in fact, to fix that, that easy. and then we carry on like a 60 more to go did simple method and loudly am to compare the state of the carl over a period of time. and he's night is signs that even this he resilient carl is reaching its limit. this guy is fully blood, is gotten al growth on it. bleaching occurs when the water is too long. and algae, the carl's food source is expelled. so it's really completely white. it's really flowing in my system. it's just a huge picture. he would look at your reference in ecosystem engineer and to lose that building block, you just lost your structure. you lost your community block, taking someone's house away. and we have this ecosystem out here which is christine . but it is also on the cost of having those glitching events. so it's, it's definitely something we need to keep very close oil. carl's support

a quarter of the world's marrying specie bits. scientists predict that up to 90 percent could disappear by 2040. it makes creating a marine pot here even more urgent leading the way is the indigenous bad h o e community they have range, attain regularly worked closely with scientists. so we've got this big, huge research and so you're going to do that, or if today, marine biologists got whiting is joining them to carry out a research trip known as a turtle variety. i your little point is a really dramatic turning point. they also come re on the little on your right id badges so they must be pretty important to you guys. your story and history reflect data as being closely secret yet to the body table. you know, body guy appear, we're, we're, we're so lot of people. we're always lived off the ocean. we shall go hot and, and do get to ellen shared with our tribe. for thousands. it is the body jelly

hispanic green, sea turtle sustainably. these days, their knowledge of potential behavior is proving and valuable to scientific conservation efforts. working with local people, it's really important. i don't think of any way in the near life understanding completely what, like, what people know about turtles is important that we could american plan. i'm going to make sure there's a bunch of turtle for future generations, you know, but recent pressures mean they can't do it align. we don't have that other data from other areas to show the full effect of what's happening. basically what didn't really think about climate change pollution later with with science and with the knowledge that we have traditional honest and to better the environment, not just for dental, so please help me and that's all everything that lives in the sea in 2019 the body

daily paper presented there designed for the buccaneer archipelago marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover over 6000 square kilometers of combined native title area. integrating by modern science and indigenous cultural values from this early stage is rarely achieved. now it's time to hit the water and put in the planning into action. apparently there was a carpet outside today earlier this morning. they better hope out of the, i think a pretty bored say, all right i'm, it was a really big one is going to be really honest with you guys. this is why i call it a federal already. i. the ranges jump off the bite straight on to the turtles back . wow. gave

a fight around. c but eventually that one quick go straight on the bike, the credit for these a pretty good for them. and so what we'll be able to do is tell where they actually come from, not with management. so we're just tagging the flickers at the tone and they've put an individual tags on age. so if one gets lost, the other one can still be useful. time to move on to the main bite and i've been tested with the tape measure around a little bit later. the therapist with no room to being handling the test was my look craft, but it doesn't harm them. grains globally endangered and gathering this data is so for that concept i 67 please. yeah, she's got to get to 97 centimeters before she grades. the more food there is the

fast like the drive. so nicely for the help the population that's happening. this trip is part of the range is scientific training. after this that we independently catching turtles and collecting data on a regular basis. that it didn't make something you, it's all when you were very out of the roof and you learn, we even, but this via the dublin about with the normal bar rather than they go a little smaller than the different funding did get do learning. i'm out. i don't it's clear there's a real merit and using traditional knowledge in scientific research scientists, sometimes you'll get a snapshot, a very brief insight into what's happening in what the district knowledge can great is that along the to knowledge it brings together to knowledge systems for the backend here, i can tell a guy is sorry, remains that until recently,

scientists need very little about it. and this one place of extraordinary by diversity they would never found without the body. joey. but getting there today is proving tricky. why is that the rate down here when you got 5, slightly rushing, the bike, 583 in the, the drain tide may be difficult to navigate, but twice a day as the waters recede. a hidden world is revealed. what unique, what thoughts bring to the changes that we have a graph here, which is the total de la when the thought goes out, these rock pools here, and these pools of water is extremely hot. i'm apply to 40 degrees for living. that the age that i seem to be driving. working with brief, we started to understand the russ grow one sending me today. wow, that's really fast. so good figure out we should have healthy turtles. this course

is unprecedented for a plant that has been removed to ocean warming. and they grasp absorb carbon dioxide up to $35.00 times faster than a rain forest. it's conservation, it's crucial. it's extraordinary discoveries like this that are driving the creation of the moraine pack. this area, it hasn't been mapped over before. and so that, that's the big thing is, is mapping it all out knowing way you want to protect things. we all got the plan ropes and they started mapping their own areas. what they value put in the marine parks, planning for zoning and all that type of areas that you want to protect. but even if you're indigenous or a lesson scientists, we still got the same object to protect the country. for future. the buccaneer archipelago moraine pack should be established by 2024. was signed to saying that at least 30 percent of the world's oceans need protection in the next decade,

creating a refuge in areas like these guys, a long way to achieving that goal. and working with indigenous people is proving essential to safeguarding by diversity. can you tell me what the marine environment means to you? it's a, it's the order people in the body. j people believe we can be separated the see and whatever is in the see my this white glove. yeah. oh yeah. we have to little craft cross country and we have to keep it as it was when i was young. i have to do it or i think otherwise, i'm for a lot of people afraid of body way. mm. i am part of the ultimate told take indigenous community which is located in the highlands of central mexico. and for me are coming from an indigenous background means that i live my live in a more holistic way. one of reciprocity where we acknowledge that what we give to the earth is what the earth gives to us. and so it's our responsibility. ask humans

to protect that relationship. when i grew up, i had the idea that everybody saw the world, the way i did that, everybody had this a made love for a mother. i soon realized that that relationship was being broken by a lot of the friend companies and extract of his projects around me. i see it now as my role to communicate to people that indigenous philosophy is not only for indigenous peoples. anybody can embody that philosophy of reciprocity that anybody can have a connection with mother nature. i think that indigenous communities are not only being neglect that, but also this respect that. and i is really evident when you see a lot of industries that are perpetuating the climate process, actually going to indigenous communities to put their infrastructure up. you get it . i was tracking was pipelines with way sides with all sorts of polluting,

infrastructure. so that is why the fight for their big nitty of indigenous communities is the same as the fight for climate justice. when you lose your forest, you lose part of your culture. and when you lose your culture, you lose your identity. it is our duty to tell people you have to do our research on your settings and connect with mother. if you have to realize that right now we're living in a world that has lost it. and we need to recover that. and there are people will know the way bob. ready deerish around in the south africa do amount to range in the heart of brazil is home to a unique ecosystem where the amazon rain forest meets the tropical savannah of this had dish of antis aren't indigenous people who have been living here for over 500 years this territory is secret to them. with their whole land is under threat,

climate change is impacting the landscape in illegal invasions to log mining shy plantations and cattle ranchers are common occurrences. here is the same story all over brazil. indigenous land is being seized by profiteers enabled way. government focused on short term gain, the cost of the environment which bear indigenous people remain. nature flourishes . a i'm on my way to meet june says show gardens of this land. ringback there are 18000 shavon to it and 1500 of them here. 2 are our bomb out file a. keep them at the bar. bozza. l. d. a. murray. if that keep keep for god as this is albia. ashley. ha, i'm winston. what's your favorite? what's problem? mice or just star vision on the, on the there. yes,

i s at the i bought the here with monster to review, to see how the kid at the vision chiefs who died takes me to see an old house which around 40 years ago was occupied by a group of over 20 farmers. and mothers was ever jim. so my thought, melissa, my pleasure doesn't give you martha to learn mud. i use the song, she would so please, and i'm with her, with my food as you up when you and i'm not a budget money, don't voluminous. you didn't do that, but i did. or what do you want to to look like? what i saw in thing walk through training and math

or just so fast as i assume you keep up with that i can move like you wanna move key, move a general key miss will not either you or me there want to good math invasions such as the one at this house force disadvantage to fight for the rights to their land from the 1960 s onwards omega. this is angie. i saw susan fish that i never what i used you all to the max. out of my badge a simpler spook sock was he was what is that there? a c. c, mush kaniggy. i call you so what they sell, buffer libel very well by today. he was nozzle, spice conceivable demarco. one of the people instrumental when this process was matters with luna who is voted in as bridges for indigenous congressman in 1982 and

self service is in there. it's hollow in long ago the full cover to mom visits in the me in freeport. bertha, sincerely falla locker mana ok. he thought wanted him with a full a visa if you he said bill history. oh, in 1988 bought a new constitution was passed. we recognize indigenous people as the 1st occupants of brazil, all the seventy's were given. the legal rights to their land, an area of more than $328000.00 actors. but despite this, the invasions continue in 2019, there were 8 in pinto barbosa. over the past 2 decades. the chef hunters have lost $18000.00 hector's of their territory. dowdell is one of the lookouts responsible for guarding the border. he gets asked don't get a significant way. we see a lot of yard the what the morning. the ha, 111 of the though up by adding her while it off that all out we had enough in with

the off there by the 30, i'm what it, what the, what been your thought on the wire? humans said that. yeah, i was there, but it was for me ha, ha, ha, what you are whom? lucille, i'm one of them. why they were only aware that you are him. lucy lebanon, that your mother a through i was there, but i am recently this event is, were given a useful to buy a visitor, which has enhanced their surveillance capacity drawn when one mm hm. to wembley, who will build up? we will, maria, i'm a human or v or the v. c o v. a herbert. yeah, absolutely. mm hm. is this jerome, this one is able to watch over an area of $600.00 actors at one time. ah,

west pick those years. it's been probably. mm hm. he was on the sofa, i say, now packing, appraisal and quite bench. you know, what do you school would be such a decision lunch at be minto, my boys, and i've seen how the 70 they're protecting nature by trying to keep intruders out . my next up is the village of he back, where the community is preserving biodiversity using seeds. boy g i. c, frontier. graves into, oh, a jo, moiety is a traditional expedition changer to day. the whole village is going on to get your seats. i o the bracelets, necklace and paint which is made from wood, a clue seat and charcoal are believed to have the protective property. so oh

oh, good talk. my mom, my mom, i had to talk to, i seen the on this him on, on that the land early. why he man and see what they went. how on i want that. i'm mary. all all with the gravel. if the gift of them would you bear for nicky garza when they mentioned lisa hopa, i as they mentioned, wouldn't you of them for us you kind of losing the competition here. just got a few in the quite few ludowici tomorrow they were going to put in warm water for one day and they didn't have it for breakfast. big part of the food live, the village

in the negative decision. we'd enjoyed if i got a video that you mentioned, but if you do this, they don't. ball was the right. i lose daddy who the one of the is the it a cd 3. who is the one on the home. i love the last day when a man who to who's, who's their nephew, the so they take the food. and then you have all the seeds you boil it, feed your family. like a seed bank is real gold. mm. more than 600 kilograms of seeds are collected

by the community, yet he bought every year. some or so did local fairs to both indigenous and non indigenous communities. and others representing 52 species from this unique ecosystem, or planted on village land. people kicks again, fraser, issy, green, g, as you do it, all g, you said lindsay low to low, li, buckwheat up the very diesel. you get it by nurse practitioner, it occupy 8 boxes for doom. or what bed bath? the lumina audio evolve about via our hipaa. odessa, chiefs, human as plan is dead, may quote of 18 d c. built the community can help to preserve the areas reach, biodiversity, masses', grandmother, jenny housman, and stick it down to mom. afloat actually them know the fight them h as in love before blue but mortal but i with you little

hey, during my time here i've gained the real understanding of how intricately connected lucia bunches, way of life is with the world around how deep their knowledge of it runs with your true defenders of nature and their rights to remain here. serving as it's guardians must be defended. shoot, move. a name was been either done the way. yeah. let the matter. he knows that will be the only the best a bit later, millennial photo, and will be at a school when you have on this some of the panel for being

a family. this is the most get nice to casa, no bomb, most better me did. no one will. they had again, throughout this, with already the buffer. e must say to another man in man i studying in a quote, i mean while you but i yes this in the, in the name of the input in the me like 30 a load on equal with. dina said in this up, but i see the eat me one that is not, but a similar syllabus only got the suffolk that hearing from it might be the one from the some of the blended misaki a kid. but he met amended that a young man that he had a bad thing. no extra kid, no math feel no mass comp. i mean it's done with i'm in the opinion of a student or is the same with just

can't get in it. i'm all like what i don't get in was kid. i learned a lot of it, but i've worked with ah and we are a generation of scared people, but very ambitious, very united, very puts it and i'm very good. but soon, you might be comfortable right now, but not for long. you will soon feel the same. his we feel every day

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