they bring children here to work in the plant so they will have monies.o were clearly very sick. bewani oil palm isn't a certified sustainable plantation. it told us it acted legally and did not allow child labour. it said the area had been neglected for decades, but it had broughtjobs and benefits and was committed to addressing all the needs of the villagers. we used to live by forest. our forest was our source of food. it was just like our supermarket. but now the company came, we lost everything. i mean, like, you can hear the difference from the rainforest behind us from the wildlife, but here there is just no sound. so upsetting. it just looks empty. huge areas of papa new guinea's rainforest have been cut down to make way for palm oil plantations, but it doesn't have to be this way. what we decided, and i think also the ngos and everybody agrees on that today, palm oil if it is done in a sustainable way is a very good oil. the alternative is not to say no palm oil. the alternative is to challenge the whole supply chain to do palm oil in a sustainab

about delayed scholarship monies protest as generally enraged at kim's website if it is spending money on expensive trips abroad and not because of the expense of further developing the country a coalition of opposition parties had shuttled another march 4th this state but it was booking up by police last may put as how the november turned violent. this is a hospital in the capital of the swat team here we meet 2 students who were victims of police violence at a demonstration in november student. tumbled when the police fired into the crowd who had been protesting to demand the government's meet outstanding scholarship payments pay peanuts you for was even more lucky she just happens to be standing nearby was hit in the like by a bullet it is still lodged in any. state insult me because my biggest piece then to help them be. a make not be able to move. and just plain bad no patient goes. in pain. if you received an apology or anything like this from the police you know we. didn't see any given danny me being me having even come to see. this pains me and i'm going to. nice for the peopl

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budgets monies not being put into modernizing the budgets at least they have asked that current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future and we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate if we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who has a fundamentally and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. we hear some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world new shares defense ministry has confirmed that suspected islamic militants killed 71 soldiers near the mali border 12 troops were wounded and several are missing after the nighttime ambush on a military camp in the village of in knots jihadists linked to so-called islamic state have long been active in that area danish police have arrested 20 people suspected of planning an islamist terrorist attack officers also raided numerous locations across the country some of those arrested had attempted to o

but just monies not being put into modernizing the budget at least there were as the current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future who we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate if we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who is on the fundamental and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. well swedish climate activist waited to bird has become the youngest person ever to be named time magazine's person of the year she's just 16 she launched a weekly school strike for the climate that became an international movement times announcement came hours after tim burke took aim at business and political leaders meeting at the un climate conference in madrid here's just a bit of what she had to say to stay below 1.5 degrees we need to keep the carbon in the ground. only setting up this day and saying things which give the impression of the action is underway will m

canada japan that have been blocking finance all through and the key issue here is finance unless monies put on the table we cannot expect to go up and that as a lot of other areas the market beat helping people who are facing climate emergency right now all how developing countries are going to is that ambition so unless we see progress on finance these talks are going to continue to see the log jam that we have seen until now ok so money is a big issue right now you're saying the e.u. and the us they have been telling countries like india and china other also developing nations to cut back on emissions who really should be putting money on the table. well let's look at who caused the problem so historically it's the united states and european union who are responsible for. more than 50 percent of emissions for the support has to come from bridge industrialized countries and developing nations must be supported in adopting a greener pathway as well as how they can help with climate impacts on speaking of india india is saying that we yes we need to raise ambition and in fact the progres

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are referring to is that they considered establishing a fund for alaskan conversation, and provide monies for future ecological restoration. that is a different matter from the cleanup itself in which they have invested something like 350 or so people currently working on the beach cleanup that are working for exxon. but we feel that the scale of this disaster is going to require more people and intensified effort and that is what we intend to see happen now. >> mr. riley, mr. riley, may i ask you specifically what steps you are going to take to review the plan, and in a broader context to the review already under way in looking at what is happening off of the coast. what specific steps are you taking in light of this? >> well, those are two issues. the national response team is now beginning to look at contingency plans of oil spills and given the spill in the sound is proof it is urgent. and senator lujan and myself and the science academies are looking to ensure to go on with the two leases off of the coast of california and florida and we will look at that. >> and looking at the lease

establishing a fund for lasting conservation that will go well beyond this immediate period and provide monies for future ecological restoration efforts, that is a different matter from the cleanup it's all in which they have invested i think there's something like 350 or so people currently working on beach cleanup, that are working for exxon we feel that is not enough, we think that the size of this disaster, the very large scale in which we are operating in prince williams town is going to require a lot more people than intensified efforts and that's what we intend to see now. >> contingency plans, when we ask you specifically, what steps would take in a broader context the review that is already underway going off the california coast, what specific steps are you going to take and light of that? >> those are two different issues, a national response team is now beginning to look a contingency plans for oil spills really around this country, i think given what we have learned here about the obvious inadequacy of the plan that existed for prince williams town, that is reasonable proof of the

conditions for china and the united states to strengthen cool peroration economy and trade property monies unresolved economic and trade disputes all differences and promote stable growth of china's economic and trade relations given the don would. now trump spoke up afterwards saying that essentially china had agreed to a number of structural changes and would be purchasing u.s. agricultural products as well as energy and manufactured goods also said that he was hoping to begin work on phase 2 of the agreement but he would want to do that immediately not wait until 2020 this trade war has been asking lading between the united states and china sense june of 28 teen there's been an escalation of tariffs many many different you know regulations being put in place and different products being targeted but it seems that some kind of resolution is in the works we now have an agreement of some degree so folks we waiting to see what happens next there has been hope before that the trade war was going to be resolved and those hopes of then been shortly afterward disappointed so what comes next it

unspent funds to the us treasury as law requires the pentagon sometimes launders and shifts such moniesto other parts of the d.o.d.'s budget and this is no mistake this is the last the pentagon's accounting fraud diverts many billions of dollars that could be devoted to other national need indeed the pentagon accounting fraud amounts to death on a grand scale death not only for america's taxpayers but also from the nation's well being and its future so right after the nation came out with this this past week alexandria ocasio cortez tweeted about it basically saying that these unaccounted trillions at the pentagon could help pay for medicare for all this story is starting to gain traction people can see the truth and right now it is the corporate media tools who are trying to make sure you think it's just some accounting there's pay no mind to the fact that it amounts to the largest theft ever perpetrated against the american people this week called for keeping troops in iraq to watch the iran watch iran. from not realize we monitor other nations with satellites and spyware because you

have changed zeroes to ones both in their database copy and the one that remained in russia and the monies minute. but russia cut off access to its data base in 2016 while wada claims the data was being tampered with as late as january 29th team blaming russia further significant deletions and alterations were made in december 28th seen and generally 2019. i.e. after the war the exco imposed a day to requirement these activities were concealed by backdating of computer systems and data files in an attempt to make it appear that the morse code data had been in their current state since 2015 furthermore the commands issued to execute the manipulations deletions and backdating what also deleted in the attempt to avoid detection of what had been done russian experts challenge the pause ability of the investigations findings claiming that such large scale tampering is simply impossible it was like and we can't we cannot deny that there were occurrences of copies of files being destroyed and other fast created but there were no deliberate manipulations this is the working condition of the databa

a sort of monies at the water and makes it more confusing for people to understand really what is at stake to the democrats. really focusing on those two articles of impeachment also- ways. of helping out some of the more more moderate dememocrats were asking for. add this impeachment process to remain a focus was to not suffer too much in the eyes of a more moderate voters and come twenty twenty. second because of on just what. does the roads to impeachment look like from here on in. well the next steps are a pretty a clear- we're expecting at the mark up that means the vote in the judiciary committee for those two articles of impeachment to take place probably. at this thursday woods which sets the stage for a full house vote coming and next week is still on track w with that- deadline for the democrats in the set for themselves which is. to have the president impeached by a christmas break that means the senate trial it will it be kicking off after that and mitch mcconnell is saying that the senate trial will not bee starting and this year it will be starting. early next year prob

just a disgrace i'm feeling very ashamed of the federal bureau of foreign affairs they say without a monies after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development that only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. you see. dating apps such as tender not protecting the users from sex offenders on the platforms according to a new investigation by american nonprofit organization pro publica the probe took a look at more than 150 incidents of sexual assault over the past decade finding that the majority of victims were women who met their attackers through match group 10 percent of cases they were paired with men who'd already been accused of or convicted of sex crimes. which turns over 40 of the most popular apps is that they do conduct bank checks. for paid accounts for them or the company says it disputes the findings of the investigation. the implication that we know about such offenders on our site and don't fight to keep them off is as outrageous as it is f

id the condition of the grand scheme where we give monies person goes to allow them to continue. to secondary school level that we find out what is that what will consequences if a parent is found to have given their child out for marriage when they're too young you refused to take your child to education. process would be for that. legal process. i'm not a lawyer. and you know i thought it would be like a well known law but ok i want to come back to because. my worry here is this set of women that i met a woman at the child spacing unit she said she's 31 years old she came without without her husband and she was like please come my husband write the letter and signed so i should just give it to them i was like why like what's happening like she's 39 and the last press she had she had she had complications and she's just tired she has 8 children so she doesn't want to you know do it anymore but the husband is insisting that she has to do it again and his salary is just 15000 naira a month so. it's not even realistic so my worry is what is going to happen to decide of women becaus

budgets monies not being put into modernizing the budgets at least they have asked that current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future who we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who is of the fund and i and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. well here's a roundup of some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour saudi arabian oil giant a ram co has become the world's largest listed company after making its debut on the country's stock exchange the state owned energy companies $25000000000.00 initial public offering is the biggest ever in history saudi arabia is privatizing assets as a step towards reducing its reliance on oil and attacked by suspected islamic militants in the share has killed about 70 government soldiers a curate he sources are telling us the attack it came during the nights in the

budgets monies not being put into modernizing the budget at least there were as the current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future here we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who is on the fundamental and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. let's talk more now about the green deal our correspondent joins us from brussels and louise osborne from to give you environment is in madrid at the un's climate conference good to see you both garrett let's start with you there in brussels the e.u. commission president was left on the line is called this deal very ambitious is it . if you let listen to members of the green party in the european parliament they like what they see yes they say it could be more ambitious in some parts of it but at least they say it is way more ambitious than what an individual member states

budgets monies not being put into modernizing the budget at least they have asked that current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future who we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who is of the fundamental and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. well we here in the studio assess your miller spokesperson for climate justice and international politics at the words alexa marc foundation and we're so happy to have you here with us to talk about the green deal but before we do that want to get a quick reaction from you we just heard of course gratitude emberg was received the title of person of the year from time magazine the youngest recipient ever your reactions. i think it's great that people are aware of the climate justice movement but the young generation climate don't need awards they don't need recognition they n

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.>> lizzie monies says her granddaughter saved all their lives.>> would you call this a >> yes i would. n't think we chwoul have n oflierd bn wouleverybody up. she is our 11-year-old hero. >> a hero, do you agree with that? >> yes.>> you do? yes.>> you're very modest.>> thank you.>> the family spent the day salvaging what they could, but there isn't much. the house is a total loss. i go fund me page had already raised a few thousand dollars. with much more to go. six days before christmas. yes the gomez muniz family has lost a lot but not everything.>> the fact that everybody got out safely and everything i think god for that. and i know he's watching over iste> so leslie, the grandmpra, nt here. she he sh te says that they checked th smoke alarms a couple of weeks ago and they seemed to be working okay. the fire department said there were no smoke alarm working smoke alarms inside the house. live in downtown san jose, kpix 5. >> scary moments for a bay area family when this massive oak tree came crashing into their home. it happened on birthday away in the emerald hills area in san ma

foreign embassies in the center of the city some on a 14 joins us now on the phone from baguettes monied been following these protests we've been seeing pictures too of black smoke billowing into the sky from the area walking you tell us now that what's happening. well we have just gone from the king location because the situation was escalating although 6 d not just throwing stones but also setting part of the outer wall of the us on the some fire and in fact 9 they became quite hostile 9 towards our presence as well so we were. going from the biggest fear of that a a crowd was beginning 9 to fall of as we were leaving that people were 9 marching 9 across and hanging bridge away 9 from the fortified green zone but there was still a presence of a few 100 to talk a little bit as a sort of forces 9 fighters and supporters who 9 weren't so a rounding the u.s. embassy and 9 they could still see 9 smoke rising 9 from various objects and i've been burned i'm from inside the embassy and we could also hear tear gas and sounds in a scuffle congregates being deployed to try to disperse the crowd.