your highness sonnen isn't just an activist he's also a specialist in wood forensics he helped develop this investigative technique he's used it a number of times to prove that supposedly legally felt blood was actually illegal timber. here and that. in the sea and it seemed just so it's really not skip it's we're going to go forward certainly let's because it's something like she said ok let's continue with. the long. run. as they hike up to the peak yohannes talks to the local police officers. nearly every road that crossed. the street there were a lot so locking is everywhere spot on how to lay has been a little control that maybe they have out there is asian for death there so they've lost their yeah 99 percent have papers right. after a 2 hour hike uphill they finally arrive at their destination most of the lodging here is clearly older but a few of the trees were felled recently. it's close to 2 years. with leap year forest as told that they still around $1000.00 priests in this area. we have forest those are badly paid and you go to the houses of the forest us and they have the

yohannes sonnen of the world wide fund for nature and alexandru a romanian police investigator are heading out to take a look at illegal logging practices in the area. and they drove us quite far away to show was illegal logging then they said oh it's not that bad really there's no illegal logging anyhow everything's great at this from 2 years this comes in. and everyone denies there is a legal clear cutting in the area they feel like they're being stonewalled. and feel well that's an example all right i should be. there told only a handful of trees have been felled and there's no clear cutting alexandru is frustrated with the local police. takes a sample of the wood to the ceiling well you know you see it's have been taken a specimen so that we can send it to the isotope lab as a reference to see if illegal timber turns up we can compare it to the sample and speculation. sonnen isn't just an activist he's also a specialist in wood forensics he helped develop this investigative technique he's used it a number of times to prove that supposedly legally felted word was actually illegal timber

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mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming rate your highness sonnen of the world wide fund for nature wants to change that. there are many reasons we have to combat these illegal logging and deforestation here. it's a threat to our very survival. it's a problem that's particularly severe in eastern europe and poverty is just one of the reasons as i just. heist fun we're seeing everything from poor people collecting firewood for the winter to organized crime networks and major corporate structures that feed off illegal timber. organized crime is a big problem in the car pay thousands the trade in illegal lumber is a lucrative business profit margins are high the penalties low and the police can often be bribed. the world wide fund for nature wants to clamp down on the timber mafia. does we're facing a tough opponent it won't be easy but just missed. anyone here who tries to protect the forests is taking a risk and they get little support from local authorities to forresters were killed here not long ago it's soon going to be where we're exploring new w

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quarter lateral security dialogue was recently released something that some of labeled an asian nato sonnen right explains. the rise of china and subsequent tantrum in the west is heading the way these things always do the great powers and some not so great ones getting together and holding hands and forming alliances so anything really bad happens we can all suffer together in the blue corner we have the cord for the 1st try we're convening this group. yet that meeting was a few weeks ago a meeting of the quadrilateral security dialogue or quote for short because no one can remember the real name who comes out with those names anyway it's made up of the united states india japan and australia some might suggest a more clues than quads the aim of the gang is a free and open indo-pacific that was the promise after the 1st summit between the leaders of the us india japan and australia so there really are the words is to keep china in its place brilliantly now every using the word china i show you one me you will take a look at their p.r. video often in a few words as we go. in the dish to be

mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming rate your highness sonnen of the world wide fund for nature wants to change that. there are many reasons we have to combat this illegal logging and the forest station here. it's a threat to our very survival. it's a problem that's particularly severe in eastern europe and poverty is just one of the reasons so just. i just flung we're seeing everything from poor people collecting firewood for the winter to organized crime networks and major corporate structures that feed off illegal timber. organized crime is a big problem in the car paint the ends the trade in illegal lumber is a lucrative business profit margins are high the penalties low and the police can often be bribed. the world wide fund for nature wants to clamp down on the timber mafia. does we're facing a tough opponent it won't be easy but just missed. anyone here who tries to protect the forests is taking a risk and they get little support from local authorities to forresters were killed here not long ago it's going to be where we're exploring new

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people that i don't think actually we should take too much away from it in that sort of larger scope sonnen really interesting to get your thoughts simon an assistant professor of history and african-american studies at the university of iowa thank you and us policewoman hey fatally shot a young black man not far from where the trial is going on is expected to pay in court later on this day 20 year old don't pay rights was soft on sunday after being stopped by police for a traffic violation officer came pasta has been charged with manslaughter and released on bail a day off that she turned in have botched the death has set off several nights of on rest police say pasta salt don't say right accidentally having mistakenly drawn her gum instead of her taste. well don't terrorize family happened giving a news conference in the last half hour or so is all it's made an emotional plea for her nephew. yankee to difference this is a case that this is a game. but no one if you were killed with a bit of good law these 2 are hurt. hard my blood has been with you and all we please is keep it nice name i