teenager is charged with first degree murder after two people allegedly shot dead by vigilantes in kenosha wisconsin five hundred national guards and being sent to him by the state governor after three nights of unrest in the wake of the shooting of jacob like. iran agreeeed to allow a you hae watched all the access if requested to alleged nucleosides. as the head off the agency ended his first visit to tehran. the flooding has killed at least a hundred people and injured scores of others as heavy seasonal rains drenched northern and eastern afghanistan. thank you very

much for being with us five hundred national guards are being sent in to kind of show wisconsin two people werere shot dead last nigight i in an appart vigilantee incidentt a teenage boboy is now facing a charge of first degree murder as a result. seventeen year old tile rittenhouse allegedly opened fire at people in the street. videos emerged online police apparently thankingg a groupup f vigilantntes before the shooting took place. thirty three. consecutive nights of unrest and violence in the wake of the shooting of an unarmed black man by white police officers twenty nine year old jacob blake survived. and is in intensive care his parents concerned he's paralyzed from the waist down. he shot seven times by police he tried to get into the driver's seat. some come. there are a lot of very good people in this community. and what is happening to them is wrong.. people have differences of o opinion. . we e different concepts of how

things should be done. those are all fine but violence in the community is not acceptable. violence to property violence to people absolutely unacceptable. and it is up to us to make sure thatat that does not continue. john and jeremy and the mass of the kind of *-*- that let's bring in from all kind of angle just sunny out correspondent joining uss from washington kept on getting to you i'm walking it tell us about set the prime suspect in the shooting. well this says seventeen year old- man was arrested earlier today he w was arresteded actually a bindi illinois. state pololice. and illinois which is- the neighboring statess and t tthe border i is actually just about fifteen miles from kenosha so. add that to the seventeen year old man apparently is a resident of illinois and had come specifically to kind of show to take part. in these a protest now i'd be as lococal lw

enenforcement say that thihi isa youngg man is sususpected.. in o of the in having shots as some of the these protesters it's not clear yet because- there haveveeen two deaths and one is severely injured person. in that violence overnight and it's not clear yet whether. at this as suspect this young man has been charged a- and is in custody if for. one or both of ththe killings he in custody of four and the first in the greek homicide. and he's been. held to it by the illinois state police for n now he's waitininga hehearing. to be actually exextraditited b back to wiwiscn where a at the actuaual crime tk place. andnd of course that this comes a after that video surfacd overnight i've read this a young white man walking on the streets of kenosha with that assault rifle. and that that video is showing at least one instance aware at that man

shoooots at the prprotesters ane see. a one of the protesters are falling into the ground before the armed man walks away. and passes by several police cars. with his hands raised in here but the police cars just drive by despite protesesters beingng heard on tt video saying. he shot someone he shot someone so and this is triggered a lot of the controversy around why the police did not intervene itt riright away but to date- there was the question also of this i do video. stripped this and the local line for says the they believe. that this sucks away part off a l larger group of and militiamen at patrolling the streets of econo shot and the share if i can sure county was saidid that-t- yesterday h he hd been asked by s some peoplple wy he was not deputisingg regegular citizens to help patrol the strereets. andnd thehe sheriff d that at the time he had answered both hell no and he

said that what happened overnight was just proof of white. there wasas no wayay h hs goingg to deputise regular people to help patrol the streets. so in that case thank you say to pass before court on the course will bring all developments on that as it happens- back to kenosha a cat around the national guard. is being sent and how significant is this. well there are s severl elelements said to- this reinforcement of at the a local law enforcemement earlierer a cocouple of days ago at the national guard off wisconsin we had already started and going into can. to help at the local police and the local error share it and said the president of the united states donald trump earlier today announced. that he was sending in a federal law enforcement law enforcement as well as more and national guards and this after at t the president said that he had to o his team hadad been one

phone. with the governor of wisconsin governor iverson andnd en the govovernor h hself had accepted and requested and back federal help and that is very significant because remember what happened. in portland with the violence there were federal troopsps had been sent to defend some of federal buildings and then intervenes- with their protesters at the time in a portland those federal troops were not authorized by the governor. this time it is really a partnershipip between the government local law enforcement andnd federal law enforcement all of them working together and that's it what we heard also and during the press conference from both the mayor and the sheriff. and the police chief saying. that it was a group effort. get a good study washington you for much indeed to bring us latest on the situation that it that kind of show wisconsin of course watching the old balance as it happens kevin thanks again. xterra france twenty four donald trump commented on that

situation in wisconsin is kevin was saying. to confirm the national guard has been sent in he's at the republican convention which is taking place in north carolina. but it seems several key locations which could be used to melania trump is one of the stars because last night. she spoke agaiainst the backdrdrop of f te whitite house. six two state mie pompeo also made. an appearance fofor a raft for secure state to make an appearance. a at a convention like this it's a- dump into some seventy five years and the staff- he was appearing from jerusalem. we'll both made messages- very much all message. and took a look at the city to back the current presesident for another four years. in charge makes no secret. we'll be you more of course on the bell. on the committee later hill france twenty four. on survival storm that's a full classes a call to get seven states in the us are bracing for the arrival off hurricanane laura texas and louisiana are expected to be the wororst hit extreme winds flash floods. and large storm

surges are predicted storm watches say the weights could penetrate as far as fifty kilolometers in land. the watch of course all developments onn thisis story a as you can see people very much battening down the hatches a moving awaway. to preserve life and limb. iran has agreed to alallow you and watchdog access that it requested to two alleged nucleosides is the head of the agency and the disperses it to tehran. the announcement came just hours after the u. s. suffered a humiliating defeat when the u. n. blocked its bid to reimpose into. sanctions the us move threatened to torpedo the historic twenty fifteen accord under which iran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. ending a monthslong standoff. tehran has given the green lighght for the internanational atomic enenergy agency to access to sites suspepected of oncnce hostingg secret nuclear material. the annououncement cae as the agency chief wrapped up

his first visit to iran. the two sides later released a joint statement. iran is voluntarily providing the i. a. e. a. with access to the two locations specicified by the i aea and facilitating the i. a. e. a. verification activities. the statement said dates the inspections have been agreed upon but did not specify when alll nine the facicilities irarn had argued that the iaea's requests to visit the sites were based on allegatioions from tehran's regional enemy israel and had no legal basis. but on wednesday the head of iran's atomic agency hailed a new chapter in relations with the i. eighty eight. the prime creditor tackle the could mean big money to him sort out some action. from inches will turn baback timime on in the matter w didn't s seem to. not teach iggy dear john mann your homeworlrld conclusion grow between hatches with product mahopac will

clean. i wasas before the announcements the u. n. blocked the u united states c controverl beach to re impose international sanctions on the islamic republic. the sanctions were lifted when world powers including washington signed the two thousand a and fifteen nuclear deal obliging iran to reduce its nuclear program. the us withdrew from the accord in two thousand and eighteen iran has retaliated by gradually reducing its. commitment to the deal ever since. at the flood killed how people a injured of other is happy seasonal rains dry north. and eastern afghanistan i heavy rains compounded by mudslides often threatened remote areas afghanistan whehere infrastructure is poor that's enough for some local people. after morning prayers we came here and found that all the houses were destroyed. at that time we didn't actually know the scale of casualties but off the people started coming back

just from here we found twenty wall collapsednd flood waterthee poured into the house i just managed t to rescue seven membes of my family but unfortunately could arrest my mother. thesee that from afghanistan congratulations that briefly to leon's women's team of reach the a final of the champions league will pick up on that and on the expletive stay with c. which are profitable. hello and welcome to the front twenty four interview i'm ray dundas. a haunting portrait of crisis in the amazon rain forest that's just one of the descriptions of a striking series of images. taken by italian food for journalists to much so petite during the six month journey across the brazilian amazon. recipient of the two thousand and nineteen kamiak photo journalism award. itit's a pleasure to have too much support he he with us in

the studio is a warm welcome here. thank you thank you for inviting me. tell us a little bit about the photos the complex story thatt you'r're hoping to o tell through the stories because you've actually said in the past that. it's not necessarily a simple narrative. yes a. am ibm mainly i try to develop like a portrait of mother a muslim. so like my work- combines- docket documents like bill dem bayern mental crises in the ahmanson. bundled so the social no money tired cries and taking place in the region. so is. it is a community of intersecting cries in- combined together and- day deal was a- to tell about. the destruction of and- the forrester who did- or the problem issue related to you to bubundled so explore and- thougt something about this social fabric of the region itself because a lot of the crises they they overlap i wanted to. ask to look at just one particular photo one of the

most remarkable it's a member of that forest god in what's described as a moment of sad silence at the site of a toppled tree. cut down by suspected log is in an indigenous reserve can you tell us a little bit about how youou cacame to take the spider. yes i am a star followining. this grop of- indigenous- grosjean i'm- from this tribe and in my right now w state that is it's- it's one of the most differences they deny amazon. nobody's and this group of- of indigenous- d. dhea give star like- pots ruling in their reservists. looking for illllegal l loggerso kindnd of to protectorate territories. and day of sorrow can ising despite failing. inside a reservist and eventually the and then up like a- funding a like a legal longer sir. and add stop dumb-

do try like to kind of flow. more. deny you know rejected his way you protect them land yes to protect ththe and the beach we- i too could during one of the sponsoring. and do you need a new place- illegal logger out to set up like a cacamper. and when we arrived there basically do like few of his beak trees cut down. and southern tier one of the water so one of the data and because they called themselves the guardians of thee four. yeah and then he- came close to the tree. this gentleman here yes- this company here the he can just close today to the tree and- i need to remain in that position the full for awhile. and just record elected a moment so i just i put in the cups and it was a moment of

silence silencing kind of him because then he was a good move by. by death i need to explain me like in this picture of course has a- has a specific feeling but also tell us about how was sweet- the topic is a date yet all we all did deforestation happens nowadays- because- d. explaining that lot of log or sit. you know just cutting down- many trees together but the just spot the big ones and then they moved to another one still the oldest ones the ones that have taken a day tens or hundreds of years old. but it's because- indies we'd be avoided- to be caused by the sought the light. because the one the area yeah and the detox- yeah cutting dollars no big is difficult for the side like to start my tree like that on its own being cut down. i understand- another one

of your photos just staying with the forest god at shows and member of the stars got a thing from the same group meeting. another indigenous mamn who they sususpect of c color. h ththe l loggers. is violin like these and all the vile com in the isn't. it in the is a real v. place i would like is the kind of far west. m. also like here- i mean india speak try portrayed this moment to- that is really complex because with us about- you know different- indigence fighting together and now on one side we have- we haveve described that is- that they're aiming their goal l is o protect the real answer and on the other side- there is something more complex and that does to do the deals so we've pullover tree and- better conditions of leaving because also like it not a whole lot of the people in the amazon- like

is i it this is the paradox is a really rich. natural treasure but at the same time is the. the pollution is really poor. and in this case. the they just told me like in the did the new and the guides and other indigenous passenger and- and he knew that he was collaborating with the- dizzy and his groroup off illegal loggers and insnside is a reservist and actually we were doing like a pot falling they were doing a password in and when we passed by- when he passed by he was but with these motor bike. and they start to- screaming i guess the longer so cleaned- and with bad names so that was like in the mall and the mormon lalanded brawl. started in a certain way w went up in d dow the there really is a month. and when weame all out from day reserved the day after- we receive- some

shootings. so some people shoots. against us. but we do we don't know full firmware and probably- what the garden told me that- probably do this this meant that the meter- went to retaliation. there was a kind of related to. and this is realally sad and i mean what thy do is really dangerous- we need you described it as a file and then you follow estates and it's a t telling wayay. of describing it i wanted to just touch on the fact that your photos these photos were first revealed in september. at the precise moment that flames were engulfing them is on making global headlines. while you're on the ground earlier in the year. with a signs that with a red flags and warnings that this would be a particularly. bad idea for forest destruction. it seems did you'll go over my- can charge the key is spread on- you know and yet this troubling message to give about

amazon that today as in these eventually open to business yeah this this kind of message- in on my point of view has the legitimize the like a lot of people and their eyes lips demise of r. aktien illegally inside the forest given them a green light to. a u. s. ally care regarding the fires fires up and every year is inducted off time- the experts- and- sciences are saying that they you know did the level itself- deforeststation have increased zero- and this was kind of- predictable mr. delay yes. and it amazing is a really. however started to start in under tail end o of january nine attend of the- ghosts in a specific date when the- many farmers have

from- specific state to state a pearl. d. d. d. connect together we will what sub group for that dan like in the media were named a- it just before go on the day of the fire. and the and the deed side to- to- together fire in the day and then from that day like the you know do. you know the old far so like yeah so is an increase in in the regions and if it that way it wasn't m. sporadic it was an organized and efficient fizer was organanized. duringn addddress to the united nations in september actually present both in our he said that the amazon remains pristine and virtually on touched in that. claim brazil is o one of the countries that protects its environment the moist. w what do you. feel when you hear words like that. m. firsrst of all like it's a- place. a a the store deferred to come. and what happened is you- that- many resources- to combat

did a different station. or cut it by the government- some somee audiences alike could be by marginin see t the govovernment accountatable and- 30% or 20% im not sure about distaste mother- on the ground you'll you can perceive a like and a- drop since some of the state to. like did block off control. and sir do is a kind of- moments loud noise as- it's- easy you just treasure about- left open and- troll away in a sentence or two eight. easy amazon just detailing tragedy we talking that haunting portraits is there a flip side. i mean it down as a result so i sort of colonization this certainly is so like him- i'm- gonna start doing these government days- you sticking back- like- i. old philosophy that- came back from

the dictatorship from this sixties when the like today m. t. i. mas and was considered like a risk. for death in the country before discovering et. so the always select ms coleman of these of these regimes dictatorships they have been. being sent to me delight convenience people to colonize it. and the result is now is- this is this complex sococial fabric. the dow isn't as- my first idea was to create a a lie a portrtrait of the mother in laws and- whehere i w want to really to explore end up a leg so. fabric and you you can find like a thousands of stories of a really i interestingng peopler stories of resistance- and- i you. know i explore. investigated what's the real not do. and even jellico open. inside to dadate didn't the

latest part of the for a- or joe select i will to sure so i. not in the- ddd life of the p. like a place like i were would. like a the teacher and the knowledge you know. terms of i'd like to you with us your photos opposite being presented here in paris at the maison european dealer for tiger fee until mid february. i thank you very much for joining us in the studio and congratulations again on the wall at award it's been a pleasure thank you very much and thank you very much for being with us here on friends and can't do stay. with us because we've got more news coming out. g general n new of e visit for make it up for me so thatat y can add thiscan perform delusionn isn't some suitable to mister. bro gasol.

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is. it's a a heartbreakingng memories that still have it. and for these women the worst was yet to come when the congo gained indepependence in nineten sixty while other maties children were sent t to belgium they remained almostt leftt to their own devices in a paparticularly u unstable r regn kasai limitless. get the lapaptp willll be out of date. six one one at the end of the new lives with. when it the two three i live in i'd be ablee to stick. to on the south end did the- this possiblee the v. d. beauty. i ththink the bush. since then the women have had the same nagging question why did the belgian state the one that called populate ta abandon them.

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