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the jury as presidential spokesman tells house has 0 that a firm ultimatum has been given to me. here's cooling us president joe biden is in arizona to declare that land around the grand canyon will be protected from uranium miner. first, a heat wave. now a tiny food. extreme weather in south korea forces thousands of scouts to leave their campsite. the begin in brazil, where a leader is from 8 south american nations, have gathered to discuss ways to protect the future of the amazon rain forest. it's the 1st time they meet for summit like this in 14 years. and there's a lot on the agenda. they hope to find common ground on deforestation, climate change, illegal mining and capital forming. among others. results. president says he hopes that the summits will awaken the long dormant organization of those and it has

never been so origin to assume the next time this call. but i saw that in just about age and the opportunities that a life demand joint action employees, that's why i mountains the summit, even before the presidency, when i was a comp 27 in egypt. and a 2 day meeting is in the brazilian city of beloved known as the gateway to the amazon. so what is the amazon treaty cooperation organization, which is hosting this summit, while the amazon spans 9 countries, 8 of them signed a cooperation agreement back in 1978 on issues that affect the rain forest. and here the countries that share the amazon, if you look at the map, be, include brazil, columbia, ecuador, olivia, venezuela, and several others. they say that during the summer, they will find solutions to protect the forest and its people, their biggest challenges, reducing deforestation promoting sustainable developments and forming an amazon in parliament. or the sun is being held in

a city of beloved known as the gateway to the amazon or latin america editor. let's see a newman is there. let's see. what's the priority for the host country, brazil during this summit a hi there. the, the priority is to try to put some teeth into this organization, which has, who just said has been named dormant for too long at the time when climate change is, is, is really an urgent matter for the whole world. and the amazon rain forest plays a big role in trying to counter it, like it had hoped to get a commitment from the members of the amazon in co operation block to reduce or to a to arrive at 0 deforestation by the year 2030 he has not so far been able to do that and he does have the, the go ahead from columbia. but none of the other countries have made that commitment. yet, there also disagreements about whether or not to exploit oil in the amazon region.

there's no agreement on that either, but there is a general consensus that a lot has to be done that it is urgent. for example, the president of columbia was suggesting that a, an amazon in nato, and i'm using his words recreated to police the borders. he also spoke about a marshall plan for the amazon in region so that the whole area can win itself from this extractive ism that is needing to so much, no, no need to for a station, but also contamination of the amazon in region. so there are a lot of proposals, but concrete action with dates deadlines. that is something we haven't yet heard that that has been commitments to. yeah, that's always the hard part in these, in these multi nation. some it's, isn't it, and you look, you explained the different countries have different priorities. what do you think is the issue on which there's most likely to be convergence, abuse and agreements? and i think that there is agreement on the need for co

operation technological, scientifical, operation, police cooperation to deal with the criminal gains that are really are ravaging all the border areas all the amazonian region peru. but livia, brazil then as well, they all have very, very part of the pro, a severe problems with organized crime, not just drugs, but gold smuggling gold mining emeralds. you name it, it's helping to contaminate the rivers. also increase crime. and these are areas with very, very impoverished people living there. there are 11000000 families in brazil alone that are going hungry. that means that they're very vulnerable to organized crime. so that is something that i think that they will be able to do something about in the short term that in there. uh yes sir. how big it barnowski or is latin america to be see a newman reporting different dilemma in brazil. we appreciate reporting, and we've got teams across the amazon basin that have been providing amazing

reporting, frankly in the bolivia and amazon. indigenous women are drawing on m central knowledge and traditions to harness the healing properties of various plants. indigenous leaders say that this knowledge represents an invaluable source of scientific data. but as men, while reportable reports from real blanco in central bolivia, this knowledge is a risk of being lost forever. a group of women walking through the forest in central bolivia. they're looking for a tree called co pipe. though around here, good bible is better known as the miracle tree, given its many medicinal properties. when i say that i can file a complaint about oil is medicinal and good a treating dramatic pain on the stomach ulcers and for regulating blood pressure in this part of the country many hours away from the nearest hospital cool bible oil is an important natural medicine and a main ingredient in many local products on the floor. it's work of bible grow

spaces, many threats such as illegal logging and the clearing of rain for us to make room for agriculture, something like that, and all that go through all of that. and so it's very sad for us to see areas without a single tree left places that have become like deserts. and then there's climate change in 2019 alone, wild flyers in bolivia destroyed more than 4200000 acres of forest for indigenous communities of the bolivian amazon depletion of the forest. not only represents a potential loss to their livelihood, but to in valuable knowledge of medicinal plants that's been passed down from generation to generation. the amazon is home to tens of thousands of classified plants species, making it one of the most bio diverse places on our planet, and a great source for natural remedies. environmental engineers like thomas co, saucy, see that without urgent action, the secret some additional plants found in the forest could be lost forever. we'll

say that the, the end, the more to the left length. i mean, we are losing many of the medicinal plants, which is why we're promoting seat collecting and reforestation. so they've become and 10 these traditions because this is a culture that has been practiced since long ago. and it would be a shame to lose it by partnering with academic institutions and non profit groups. these women have found a market for a co bible oil in modern medicine. and they're harvesting techniques, or even seen by many as a model for sustainable entrepreneurship within the amazon. their future success, however, will ultimately depend on the guaranteed conservation of the forest itself. by the way, that up a little al jazeera to the, an amazon, to the leaders of new jersey. cool, i have refused the welcome delegations from the united nations, the african union. and the original organization equal was the jump to say that their safety cannot be guaranteed. but senior qu,

officials have met the deputy us secretary of state. charles stratford reports from the car sent a goal. the street to beach is camp is only a may remain calm, but the military cooley does show no sign of fucking down and stayed announcing, moving new officials to replace the governments of democratically elected president mccormick, bar zoom, who they have held in detention since july. the 26th, the visit on because the president of the national council for the safeguard enough to homeland the head of stately decrees, ought to go one mister lemmings. vane ali mohammed is the point of prime minister, who may, i mean, diplomatic efforts, finding a peaceful solution to the crisis of sofa failed. in its latest response, the ministry just said it had refused entry to a delegation from the african union. the un, i'm the regional block echo us because of security concerns. of this only i was of to be acting us deputy secretary of state victoria noon,

said she had health 2 hours of difficulties towards the self appointed defense minister and had been refused access to new jazz detained. lead to the us is it still remains hurtful. diplomacy can work, the window of opportunity is definitely still open. we believe that the edition step aside and allow present presume to resume his duties tomorrow today, tomorrow, anytime in the near future, nicholas is struggling to pull together a military force comprised of soldiers for member states, which it has threatened to use as a last result of a potential military operation to reinstate the closing jerry and president. now jerry is president bullets. a new book is the new chairman of eccles nigeria with by follow the biggest all me in the region would expect you to take the lead in any such military operation for the presidency and who is facing opposition from nigerian and peas, including those in his own policy and his people who fear the considerable risk of

sparking a wider region will. and if that were to happen, it could lead to a deterioration in the already difficult fight against all groups, like both of them by so they'll call it a refusal. bind is coolly. it is to allow entry into the country by combined united nations african union, and echo us delegation comes 2 days before a 2nd. emergency echo as such on the crosses. it's expected the focus of that summit will be discussions about a potential last result, military solution. the diplomatic avenues are still open, but the roof is that they are becoming increasingly slim. joel strap it down to 0. the call i. so as you heard there, nigerian president to nubile is the chairman of the original west african block eco was earlier we spoke with his official spokesman chief of jordan, gladly. he says the diplomacy is the best way forward for resolving the crisis in new share. but the military intervention remains an option. we want to emphasize

very clearly to the international community tonight that we stand, unified in solidarity and in our determination not to hold re for any other nation, not to adopt the position of any of any geo political position of any other country or group of countries but to stand for africa on an african position that we are determined to ensure that civilian democratic governance is sustained on the continent for the prosperity, security and development of the countries on our beloved continent will be different. but we want to be very clear about this, but we are not taking the kind of a simplistic and bifurcated approach that some international media have chosen to take. which is that either you must go in or you're not serious or you stay out. oh, and you're serious or you stay out and you're not serious. we do not accept that

simple narrative. what we are saying is that we have multiple lovers on which we can leverage to achieve the end that we are seeking to achieve, which is to uphold that. it was protocols by ensuring that there is a return of civilian democratic rule under the leadership of president by zoom as, as do be elected by the people of new jerry public. now, whether that happens today, or next week, or next month, we will see, but we are determined to leverage on all elements of our power. originally, to ensure that happens and not is not limited only to military interventions, although military intervention has not and will not be taken off of the table of us . president joe biden is visiting northern arizona where he is announced a new national monument to protect the land from uranium mining around a dozen indigenous tribes called for the protection of around 4000 square kilometers in the grand canyon. national park. opponents say that that will

encroach on private land and could effect the local capital ranching the local tribes. consider this land sacred. they say it provides refuge to a diverse range of wild life. help right the wrongs of the plastic concert this land. manchester, a footprint for all future generations over the years. hundreds of millions of people and travel with grand canyon on all advice, mad majesty. but fewer or wherever, as full history. from time immemorial, or the dozen tribal visions of live gathered, preyed on these lands. but some 100 years ago, they were forced out that very active preserver. the grand canyon doesn't national park was used as an i did just people full access to their homelands as well. rob reynolds joins us from the grand canyon national park in arizona. rob this old begs the question, what actually happens when you designate something,

a national monuments? well, serial. what actually happens is that then that land. and in this case, we're talking about about 4000 square kilometers of land surrounding this park, some on the north, some on the south. all that land will be set aside. no mining, no drilling, no industrial activity, minimal amounts of, of development in any way. so the land will be preserved in its natural state more or less. and this is a power that present bite and his exercise as have other presidents before him, unilaterally. in other words, the law gives the president the power to do this by himself. he doesn't need congress or anyone else to uh, to approve it. so that's, that's done. as you mentioned, this is a landscape and an area that is a very sacred and culturally important to many native american tribes. they are

very pleased by this designation as they and their ancestors fought for it for many years. one thing in particular that they are glad of is that there will be no uranium mining. this is the uranium rich area, but the radium mining will by and large, be barred now and the native american people who live here say that removes a threat to their drinking water and to the possibility of contaminated water entering the colorado river, which is a vital source for millions and millions of americans in flows through this spectacular canyon the sea behind me. but conservation and protecting the spectacular landscape is one thing that you also told us earlier. this is also political. explain the arizona has become a swing state, a very important states. joe biden wanted barrow and very narrowly and 2020 beating donald trump by less than 70000 boats. some of the,

those votes came from native peoples, they make up more than 6 percent of the total population of arizona. one of the, the largest indian populations are native american populations in any us state. so joe biden wants all of their boats. he wants them to vote for him again, and hopes that their votes will help put him over the top. and when the states 11 electoral votes in his battle for re election to the white house next year, rob rentals lived from arizona. thank you very much. i and still ahead on that one to 0. the violent confrontation is near cape town, south africa after a court bands taxi drivers from protesting tunbridge children jump the mass truck, the drum se environment that shall bring them over. they post on the data stating land slides and flooding that is taking place. and his tracks region of this area,

the the very something you don't want to see it and stuff of hot this time. this looks like an autumn storm. really back to denmark, the baltic states, those in poland caused a severe damage in many of the baltic states off to what was the woman's not. and one of the woman stays off the summer safe on. thankfully, it's much, much better and everything is a trans degrees and apart from light rain, the wind is quite light, but they were damaging sense. stores that went through the west. the weather in no ways. also lightning all foot. we still got warnings of heavy right and the potential for land slides because of both been forwarded already. the strongest wind is also in life. it's still blowing into denmark and temperatures are in the teens, and they should be in the middle of $26.00. be honest,

the coming from the push ahead of it. this one here keeps going down through east to your head of it's quite boom. this is a rule. normally, breeze coming to turkey, as for example, the quite a strong while the funds tumble in the front itself. will we slovenia and stuff in australia, but i don't think it'd be anything like, especially since the last ones are now during so it's day of the picture. sees the rainy weather move further into remaining and dropped temperatures a little bit, but it becomes not so much calmer off to it's hot weather. there is still hidden in spain. it's pretty hot. the,

[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the headlines on else's, the, or this, our leader is from 8 south american nations, are discussing how to safeguard the future of the amazon rain forest. the agenda includes deforestation, illegal mining and capital forming. these areas coordinators have denied entrance to joint delegation from eco, los the african union, and the un,

they say they cannot guarantee their safety. however military delegations from malia and regina also are in new share to meet with gentle leaders and also the migrant crisis in italy. which has seemed close to double the number of arrivals this year compared to last. we have received reports that 50 migrants have arrived on the island of land producer. who do i need has more on this from us. it is as well we, what we do know is that the italian coast guard actually intercepted official boat with on board 50 migrants. they were already in italian territorial walters. and that's why they were in deceptive than they were, is, quote, adhered to the port of len, produce that they had arrived about 2 hours ago. the 50 appear to be, or from north african. the origins are, we don't know exactly from which countries we did as the coast guard,

if it knew where they had left from the assumed it was denisia, but the investigation is still on the way. now they're being brought at the moment to the reception center here. number 2 is a, which is overcrowded. it has a capacity of 400 people. and at the moment there's more than a 1000 of 400 still there, about 700. what today actually it taken to midland easily, but that shows you just that the flow continues, especially at the time when everybody we spoke to over the last 24 hours. had told us that they didn't expect any arrivals or anyone trying to cross the body to region these. they simply because they are strong winds and rough seas. so actually one of the coast guards we spoke to said that he was quite surprised that actually that boat was found out there. i see at the same time,

there's another boat that was interested with $49.00 people on board and that one was taken to mainland italy to las vegas, which is for the north of, for what we understand. on that boat, everybody is safe except one person missing a good. we don't have more details than that. at this stage. in south africa, police fire to rubber bullets into a gas as striking minibus taxi drivers ignore the court order to stop there 6 day protest. police and still in boston, the western cape province, se looters are taking advantage of the strike. 5 people have been killed in the interest. the drivers of protesting against what they say are unfair laws imposed by city authorities in cape town. for me to mila is in cape town, and here's her report. following the violence, blamed on striking taxi drivers were now seeing what police, according opportune, this to crimes. we are in cairo monday, outside cape town, when they are a number of police officers trying to monitor the situation there at least 1500

deployed over parts of cape town and surrounding areas. here in kaya monday, we've seen groups of community members trying to loot stores earlier, trying to get into a liquor store, but they were pushed back by police offices. we use done grenades to a guess and rubber bullets to keep them back with has been several hours since this began, and it's likely it will continue for many moved. but police have said that they are prepared for any eventuality in a country like south africa where they are a number of issues around equality and poverty. any unrest often leads to situations like this, where police have to stop looting and other crimes. somebody dumler ultra 0 came on the outside cape town, and jp smith is a cape town, city counselor in may oral committee member for safety and security. he says his main responsibility is to ensure that road traffic regulations are enforced

to do justice to help primary responsibility, which is the site to the commuters in those vehicles of south africa sees around paul and all 1000 road gates annually. those figures compared to other nations are exceeding the i and a prime responsibility of mine and other people who are full. the role of regulating and enforcing road traffic regulations is to ensure that we apply those without funeral favor to private and pop and, and public transport vehicles. i'll primary responsibility to being to those communities in his vehicles and other road uses. 2 months ago we had another rustic accident in an area called visual supply chain involving such a public transport vehicle. and the question of the day was how did that happen and how could and should it have been avoided? and then the answer to that is consistent enforcement uh, off all of

a road uses. and the problem with this particular uh tech seat association. some talk of the mother body and some of its name are associations, is that they believe that it is the right to result to violence. waiting, they know is apply to them and it should be added that these are national goals that apply country wide. and that's some of their impoundment all done across the country. they may be done more diligently and kept on heavy rains and land slides across southeastern bangladesh, shift cube, at least 7 people. 4 of them were rocking good in a refugee camp, thousands of bangladesh. these have been forced from their homes to have your children. he has more now from child to grow. and it's been raining for the last 5 days and there is no stopping. you can see the flood water in the schools. many of the schools are shut off as declared by the government in the truck, the drum area, healey, or what is known as the hill for x region of trucks or gun is badly affected,

particularly the bunder bunk progress savvy and wrong. i might be area as well as the cost as well as our district. the refugee cat is badly affected, the dozens of cases of land flight into events with casualty, and there's many of the 10 very are flooded. people have lost their self service in bunder bun, sorry, a 1000 people are marrying, and in cox's, but are at least 150000 people are made in this paper on the fresh water and dr. for the government ascending relief, things and have quite a lot of health care workers, sorry. and those areas to help them out. now the situation could get worse as a matter office and bang rather say there would be more rain and coming next several days, at least this could make things worse, that these areas are healey and mountainous and it could cost more land slide and flooding. sunbridge jobs are y'all just data chuck diagram as the expected arrival of a ty fluid in south korea is forcing 36000 scouts to pack their bags. they're moving

to other parts of the country from the world scout chambery campsite. event organizers being criticized for their lack of planning as barnaby low reports. it was supposed to be a summer of fun and camaraderie. 36000 scouts, mostly teenagers for more than 150 countries in one camp site. the world scouts chamber, we kicked off in south korea's born county last week. what participants are now having to pack and leap. they're being moved to a $128.00 combination sites across the country. head of type one kind of projected arrival on thursday. officials insist, however, they've vent isn't over. some of the members have all the way to the lab and they will go on for the remaining 5 days and 4 nights. so rest assured, the participants will still be able to have the temporary experience. the national and local governments will work together to ensure that they remain safe and go home with happy help solve. but a number of scouts had already been unhappy even before there was any threat of

a type of participants from the united kingdom and the united states have been sold for days. the 1st is to sound the price and we were concerned that the total of $12.00 being clean frequently enough that wasn't safe in that and it wasn't safe and there was rubbish building up as well. south korea and symbols have criticized organizers for a lack of foresight. the country has been battling both scorching heat and provincial rains in the past few months. more than 40 were killed by floods and last lights last month. the not i put on hello in the given the current weather and situation our country, these aspects were in taken into consideration earlier. i saw many is kind of passing by. they came along the way just for things to fall through. officials have assured you, accommodations will be safe, clean and comfortable. but given the challenges of having to move thousands of foreigners attending a global event, people here are also worried about damage if it costs to the countries image was

unable to put the cleanings on. since we are trying to secure a major event in tucson and foreigners will be coming, i'm a shame that their perception of our country might change as a korean. i also feel so much sorry for them. south korea is no stranger to holding big events. having hosted both the olympics and footballs, world cup boost on its 2nd. major city is buying for the 2030 world. dec spoke with hopes setbacks at this year's world scout jeffery won't hurt. it's chance. is barney below? i'll just 0 the this is elza 0. let's look at the headlines leaders from 8 south american nations have gathered in dilemma in brazil to discuss ways to protect the future of the amazon rain forest. it's the 1st such gathering and 14 years and there's a lot on the agenda as they negotiate towards