or just sweden, this become a thing to turn your back against the nazis, groundbreaking stories for most award winning. for my case, it's actually in order to win and from conflict. it's a more efficient when, when conflict sweetness on out you 0. the leaders from 8 south american nations agree and a road map to help me out as i'm recover after years of from them 3 for station the other one down. jordan, this is out of here, a guy from don't also coming out to us president job by the class of hundreds of thousands of such as around the grand canyon will be protected from uranium mine john is export sold to the lowest federal sense. the start of the pun, demik in 2020 of the mom from the us and european union systems.

and why didn't confrontations me at cape town in south africa offer cool banners actually drive this from protesting the we begin in south america, where leaders from 8 nations have signed a declaration build as a roadmap to recovery. and the sustainability of the amazon, the world's largest rain forest. but critics, a, it doesn't go far enough to slow down the ravages of climate change. a lot in america, edit, tennessee, and human centers. this report from 10 am in brazil, resilient president elect as soon as i had hoped for strong commitments from his peers to join his goal of 0 deforestation in the amazon. by the end of the stick, he had to settle for an agreement to revive the government amazonian nations tracy, to save the world's largest rain forest from ruling kit in was him to my that we

want to rekindle cooperation between our countries and overcome suspicions. we will establish in the city of my mouse and international police cooperation center to confront the crimes impacting the region easily care. he's referring to the escalation of organized crime throughout the porous amazon regions, web drug trafficking and the legal golden rule mining, contaminating rivers and poisoning indigenous communities. there was agreement to push for a massive international funding to transform the economic structure of the giant drain forest. so that millions of port indigenous and non indigenous inhabitants can live in a sustainable way. but the big elephant in the room was the thorny issue of oil extraction and the amazon region major oil producing countries like venezuela, but livia, ecuador and resume, tried to avoid the subject altogether, but were energetically chastised by columbia. as president gustavo bathrooms on spot is the central said,

the politicians are being held hostage to the fossil fuel industry and war the continuing to produce, it will destroy humanity in decades, not centuries on the edge of extinction. we need a life safer. and he said this decade that we as politician, need to make the hard decisions, especially get an hour short mandates. so what are we doing? just making speeches like we're doing now the indigenous need. there's an environmental, let's say oil contamination destroys everything in its path, including the livelihood of local communities. critics say the final document was full of good intentions, but short tongue deadlines. it's better than nothing, but it falls far, far behind of was the region need some of the planet needs right now. really come across. the less there did seem to be a greater sense of urgency among the 8 m as own in nation leaders. deforestation of the world's largest greenforest has or would you reach 17 percent?

and according to scientists, the tipping point is almost here. see in human algebra berlin, brazil. when i see her there, and this is report, the president of columbia says it's time to try something new in the fight against a legal mind, as long as who cut down millions of trees trees. a boat has more from the southern region of governor governor alexander, rolando sanchez is on the front length of the columbia and fight against deforestation. he's in charge of operations in the region in the amazon rain forest center says he's working with prosecutors and specialize officers to come by environmental crimes, off of wingfield on visiting the thing that we are looking at money laundry is so we can confiscate the prophecy. and they repay the damage they are doing to the amazon know, we know he's, you know, also controls all the world that lives the areas as well as rescuing in danger. spacious, with with me. after the government signed

a piece agreement with the left wing rebel group, the fark in 2016 millions of hector's, of land in this area were destroyed. and twisting forests were replaced with capital and graft to feed them. the government now is trying a different approach and rather than prosecuting small farmers, they're going after adults will finance deforestation. columbia managed to reduce deforestation by 30 percent in the past year. environment administered sustainable . how much old died to 0, the combating the legal logging industry and working with local communities. our priority is fine for colombia. first left, we precedent gustavo k through. we are not going to legalize land. that a has been deforest stated a so that it's price increases. and this is a clear message that we have sent out. the other side is the best on that communities that have more a closure of increasing that we go through the frontier. but they are really low

income, not very productive. placing local communities at the forefront of the fight against land grabs is also part of the plan. or the majority. it is a community leader. however, he has been working with local and deals to reforest areas close to a national parks before it was the government has good intentions, but there are lots of people who wanted to fail who are part of the business. and they're in congress because they make the laws, but the inside of the ones who do not expect from the government has also the task of protecting people like liberty is as columbia is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for environmental activities. 100 have been killed in the last decade. columbia for is have also been a victim of the war and the violence that plague this country's history. many hope this time, the political when will be enough to revert the damage that has already been done. very so i just see that love yet in columbia. yes, president joe biden has designated

a new national monument to protect land around the grand canyon from uranium mining around a dozen indigenous tribes, coal for the protection of around 4000 square kilometers in the grand canyon national park. opponents say it would encroach on private land and could effect local capital wrenching. but the local tribes consider this land sacred and they say it provides refuge to a diverse range of long thoughts. help right, the wrong to the plastic concert, this land of manchester or footprints for all future generations over the years. hundreds of millions of people who 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 every act to preserve the grand candidate as a national park was used as an i did just people full access to their homeland.

what area i was just as rob rendalie spoke to, one of the tribal leaders in the grand canyon national park in hours of in this land is now going to be preserved for all future generations. well, i'd like to talk to a person now who, whose people have lived on this land for thousands of generations. carlotta to lucy, a tribal elder of the how the supply people and one of the members of the grand canyon tribal coal. listen, thanks for speaking to us on your ancestor land. you had a chance to talk to present biden today. how big of an event is this for you and for your people? one for the other tribes in this area. this monument approval signed by the president is a very important event that's going to go into history into the future. and it's going to protect the lands forever. the tribal leaders wanted to make sure that their secret lands called the grand canyon be protected. these are areas of

origin stories of each and every member of the tribes they, we believe that we were created out of the grand canyon and the question of pollution, particularly uranium mining. that was a direct threat and he believed. yeah. see, right. there's a over 800 uranium claims, as we speak in the monument area. and those uranium claim sit above the largest aqua for called the red wall, milwaukee aka for groundwater ground water, which seats into my village and creates waterfalls. and i grew up swimming and drinking that water, so you're afraid that the uranium will leach into the clock or 1st. yes, absolutely, and we're not willing to take that risk. and i hope the actions that happened today will open the door for other tribes and other indigenous people to preserve their with their secret lands. concerns a growing over the overall state of the us economy of the credit rating agency.

moody's downgraded several banks that comes on the heels of last week's announcement. by the although, well known age, see fitz downgraded the us credit rating from aaa to double a. plus. this was other concerns about governance and spending. the move was dismissed by the us treasury secretary on it and while invest as from and cautious . but william lee is the chief economist that the americans think tank. the milken institute, he says the credit rating done. grades are a wake up call for smaller banks. but the positives have no reason to worry us. depositors are protected by the federal deposit insurance corporation. every deposit up 225-0000 or half 1000000, depending on on how you structure it is protected by the government and guaranteed by the government. so i think those people don't have to be afraid if you have more than a $1000000.00 at one bank and one deposit, you should get nervous and but what are you doing with a 1000000 dollars and one deposit and one bank, the overall baking set tractors. very safe because most of the bank, he assets are the larger things like jp morgan city,

bank of america. and those are very safe because they've been stress tested stuff of always and they've been proven to be so the movie is asking me, the question will be us, how neat, 4000 bench, and maybe 5 or 10 years from now. we'll only have 2000 advice because many of them are no longer useful as financial institutions, as people start to change the way that they think it's a wake up call to a lot of the smaller banks that are depending on interest rates for their living. and that, that they think depending upon the spread between the deposit race and lending rates to make money and, and right now that spread is getting awfully tough to work on. and as interest rates rise, or what the, the, these smaller banks are finding is that the profits are being squeezed. that's why so many things start merging with each other because they just can't make it alone . and but going forward, the us banking system as a whole is very so specific, individual banks may not be viable, and that's what the, the markets are trying to sort out right now. john, his exports of stuff of the west full since his daughter,

the corona virus pandemic, an area of 2020 exports plunged by 14.5 percent in july compared to the earlier. i mean, following demand from the us and europe inputs dropped 12.4 percent in july compared to the same period in 2022, indicating folding domestic demand and economic growth was just 0.8 percent. and the 3 months ending in june, compared with the previous quarter, that's the equivalent of 3.2 percent, annual growth, which wouldn't be among china is weakest. and so it is literally, it's gone to the economic analyst. he says, china is decline, and exports are in part due to the global economics slow down. there is a cyclical component here. um i, i think that when the global economy recovers from the slow down there were currently in the, the, china's exports made pickup again. a part of the climate exports in china had to do with the long term effects of the tariffs impose 5 years ago by president trump

beginning in 2018 and uh, what time is it? and initially and response. when it gets companies simply rewrite it productions through other countries or moved the factories to vietnam and thailand and mexico and other other places they still saw growing exports of china is total global exports continue to grow through last year. but it's a turning report. the point has been reached this year where it's a global slow down and i think the uptake or the uptake in the companies are moving their sourcing to work the closer to the destination. in greenfield investment is china has fallen dramatically over the last 5 years. and i think reflects the change and sourcing strategy start fresh or break here and out 0. when we come back, a hearing's been set the friday relations charges against the former us president donald trump's attempts to overtime 2020 connection plus tons of children in

terms of mass chart, the drum, southeast and bangladesh. i'll bring them a report on the data, citing landslide and flooding back to taking place. and his tracks region of this area. the it is very damaging stones with tonight is from indiana across to west virginia. they've gone out of their way now, who's just not moving after way. now what we now watching is what's coming out of the mountains and across the plains in the next 12 hours. which side, which will be these here, equally potentially fatty big storms and to be honest, a similar area, but not going to the same direction heading down towards the south where it's currently quite holt, very warm in texas in particular. but louisiana is joining in, not as bad as it was in the desert southwest because we have now. if you're lucky,

a few daddy sun, the storms which are released from the heat. some 30 big batches of showers coming through in his band near the and the small, the, the, the lever dials to be honest. uh, that could be a flash flood. risk coming slow. the west was where at the moment, what is the full cost is going to be driving to the lake and still quite hopped in northern mexico. i'm pretty well, i'm still in this part of south america. now attempted to have come down this ensuring because the cold has come north with but the past isn't outstanding. lima is of it was and it should be in the coast of police, particularly wilmont the moment, but it is midwinter. so you just, betsy some when she weather inherited rain or snow coming down through patagonia the

a but next week the of the work of i can pick them out about top stories here. this leaders of a 2 south american countries have agreed to reduce deforestation, and the amazon method of such in brazil signed a declaration to consent. the world's biggest reign far as the critics say. it

doesn't find you as president joe biden has announced a new national monument in arizona to protect land from uranium mining 4000 square kilometers of the grand canyon. national power will now be checked on china's exports of some of the worst food in 3 years. as demand from the us of your phones as the weakest performance invasions international trade system of the carolina virus context attorney 2020 the israel now and off to months of protests against traditional reforms. many people don't believe the political crisis will end any time soon. concerns of growing about divisions and society, the impact on the economy, limited freedoms. and while many said dialogue is necessary, the prospect of compromise seems unlikely. behind a jump june has more. now i'm telling me thousands of protesters and televisions demonstrating against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose plan to change israel's judicial system. on the surface,

the atmosphere is almost festive, but the concerns are hard to miss. and i'm thinking especially about my worst me a little. i don't sleep at night. that's an young when says who's proposed changes will strength and democracy. so these demonstrators don't believe with many now worried that the most right wing government in israel's history may also attempt to limit their freedoms. why does my way of life as i normally dispose of the communities of the women and the museum is going to be very much in danger. then there are the concerns about the military. thousands of army reserve is had threatened to stay home with the contentious judicial bill became law, which is ultimately did. senior military leaders found it alarms about the impact that could have on the military's compact preparedness. if the goal of is

a veteran of these really army and a member of the veterans protest movement, we never assume at the back of a head that we will be at this moment because they be on the right now, that we actually need to set up a jones page, it says within our own government, many in this crowd say what's happening now is unprecedented. as turmoil and uncertainty grow, the deepening political crisis here is only exacerbating social divisions. israel is now more polarized and ever before may or el ron is a senior researcher with the institute for national security studies. he's also concerned but says he remains optimistic, solution can be found. the problem is that right now we do not have it. this is we use, you know, issue we don't have really the necessary mechanisms off the dialogue between the sides. but we have to establish some kind of rules

of games. how to manage and enhance this kind of a dialogue. but with talks between prime minister netanyahu has coalition and the opposition at a complete standstill compromise and consensus seemed farther away than ever before . how much enjoyment does it tell him the toners and now where the political crisis shows no signs of a beating. the military leaders of the crew that took place 2 weeks ago had refused to welcome delegations from the united nations, the african union. i'm the regional block, it co us the gym to say the safety cannot be guaranteed. but senior cool officials have met the us deputy secretary of state child stratford. as more from deco incentive go straight to beach is camp is only a may remain calm. but the military cooley does show no sign of backing down. instead announcing moving new officials to replace the governments of democratically elected president mccormick, bar zoom,

who they have held in detention since july. the 26. the police are done because the president of the national council, the safeguard enough to homeland it of stately decrees, ought to go one mister lemmings. vane ali mohammed is the point of prime minister who made the medium 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 off 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. russell tanisha is 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,

any time in the near future echo us 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 close new gerry and president nigeria as 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 nigeria and peas, including those in his own policy and his people who fear the considerable risk of sparking a wider regional linux that would happen. it could lead to a deterioration in the already difficult fight against all groups, like both of our i so they'll call it a, we have multiple levers 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. the refusal bind is coo leaders to allow entry into the country by a combined united nations african union. an echo as delegation comes 2 days before a 2nd emergency echo as summit on the crosses. it's expected the focus of that summit will be discussions about a potential last result. military solution of the diplomatic avenues are still open, but the roof is that they are becoming increasingly slim. joel strap it down to 0. the call in south africa talks between city, all thirties and taxi operators in cape town, have sold many bus. taxi drivers have been on stripe for nearly a week. angry of a traffic knows they say on saturday, targeting their industry, the strike guessing, days of violence and transport, destruction. to me, the minute has most of today's a vine and protest by striking taxi drivers. so that they can police, the township will pay a monday and still in bush

a back in what they say i'll do is they disperse dozens of people trying to play things with liquor store and break up other studies names, rubber, bullets, and t, i guess many bus taxi drivers went on strike nearly a week ago. they say they've been on city targeted by authorities with kansas gate to the vehicles for traffic offenses. and that the rule is being abused. pump and usually does not take the vehicle, the rightful protective parent. but it does do is that compels the owners of these vehicles to confront the conduct of the 5 is that they employed. and that really is the crux here that we have found a mechanism that is starting to compel behavior change. the issue of the practice of issuing funds in terms of the criminal justice system is not doing best during the strike. at least 10 public buses, which people use as an alternative to mini bus taxi's, have been torched. drive is also blocked to major highways and roads. and it leads

to 5 people have been killed. cape tom city officials blamed the taxi drivers for the distance also from what is happening up there at the criminal activities that are taking place. we are not spot off. we have issued the statement, we discussed each to element buzz. when we took the decision to him back on a scale we, we spoke to our members and said, we don't want to see any man, but he's loving him or has that of incoming out activities has where saying that those are not on invest negotiations to in the strike installed city boss and say they won't continue to work as long as there's violence. meanwhile, tens of thousands of commuters remain stranded in some business. the shots, while the techs industry news is the equivalent of $800000.00 each day. the strike continues. in a country was underlying issues of poverty and inequality. any unrest often needs

to situations like this where police find themselves having to stop looting and other crimes offices are likely to remain on high alert. somebody dumler ultra 0 outside cape town, the u. s. embassy and hate to have closed and stuff ordered to remain in that compounds off a gun. fire was made the building on monday government vehicles with satellites and property damage and the capital ports of france. that's off to thousands. mark through the streets against rising gun violence. many challenges, police demand and protection and help you and says may be harmful if he's population needs a growing positive and find a hearing in the case of full or use president's donald trump of accusations he tried to overturn the 2020 election will be held on friday, prosecutors want the judge, the limits what trump on his team can share during the trial with trump's lawyers say the requests from prosecute as violates his rights. under the us constitution, heavy rain has brought to bangladesh for more than a week,

causing land slides that have killed at least 7 people. so the course of the damage to the french out infrastructure in the running, the refugee camps. and the challenge reports from chop it off the incessant rain and rush of water from the hilary region along with title search in the last few days of cause of widespread damage. and for this pickup truck, the drum hill region of se, bangladesh, many areas including cities and towns are submerged, including cox's bizarre, when nearly a 1000000 ro hang, or refugees lead severe bank. i'm say she barely escaped from the crack donated man, man with a family of 5 in 2017. now she has to deal with the pain of losing 2 of our closest family members. that it was the nazi my daughter and my 2 and a half year old grand daughter. both died due to land slights. they were buried in the month. i'm feeling emotionally down and upset and missed them so much. according to the official figure,

there had been more than 100 landslide related incidents in the camps alone. and more than 1500 makes shift homes were damaged or destroyed due to bad weather. in cox's bazaar, some of the refugees were taken to shelters, others were left to fend for themselves. i made this and is trying as best to fix this damage at home, like many others here. at the moment is the body. it's been raining very heavily. the last few days in the camp and our shelters are located on the slop of the hills . we can't live like this with all the various difficulties. officials say at least 30000 people are stranded in bunder button, and more than 200000 people are trapped in cox's bizarre district because of floods and the land slides. the flood have washed away many houses, crops, and other assets. many people are in desperate need of food and drinking water, so they couldn't know her who lost their home is not living with their relative to the heavy rain we couldn't sell which most about belongings. many here are spending

their days in fair with no signs of the month. so in the rain is in the mad office they are said they'll be more insightful and rain and coming days, which could make things worse in the truck for down hill tracts. region of southeastern bangladesh, there are many shelters opening the affected areas. the government has now deployed members of the army to help local authorities with relief and salvage operations. sunday treasury, chapter ground bangladesh. hundreds of firefighters are battling a wildfire spreading towards the all gone. one of portugal is top tourist destinations, huge areas of land and then school which have a 4 days fussing more than a 1000 people from their homes, high temperatures and strong winds. pumping efforts to control the place in the south. yeah, we're seeing an active as of shanita comment has been laid to rest. stop the sudden death of the age of 56 last month and

thousands of people lined the streets. the hometown of brag to pay their respects. private funeral service took place on tuesday morning with the cortege then passing to the irish seaside town. aqona is best known in 1998. nothing compares to you with countable to, to global by the picture of the headlines here. this uh, leaders of 8 south american countries have agreed to reduce deforestation in the amazon. they met at a summit in brazil and signed a declaration to consume the world's largest drained forest. but critics say it doesn't go far enough. as i'm going to that believe i don't have that on many. i'm as it was, the amazons of bolivia, brazil, columbia who according to the name of the guy on her.