amazon watch as holding protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon a nonprofit organization is calling on president i are pulse on our road to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera people in power as that next. over the decades millions of arabs have moved from the middle east many refugees but others as economic migrants taking their skills abroad. al-jazeera world meets to dalton's to forge new lives in a strange and the u.s. . never forgetting their roots. but each committed to building a new life helping out these. arabs abroad the suttons on al-jazeera. over 3 months of massive protests like. what began as opposition to an exhibition or was it both pro the pro-democracy movement. so why did this crisis develop and way logically in the 1st of 2 special reports this is the story behind it all comes summer of 2 finds. com has been reeling from its worst political crisis in decades. massive protests. r

are also being accused of hypocrisy environmental campaign group amazon watch contacted them about their role in the amazon was fine as well for each bank and blackrock didn't respond b.m.p. paragraphs had this to say then people rebar has been strengthening insecta policies related to deforestation for several years and is prompting its clients to protect natural ecosystems and preserve biodiversity to the best of their abilities that experts say is just simply not good enough while we have applied the efforts of things like the p. to strengthen the seed gardens in their portfolios our research demonstrates that another another process is playing out on the ground they are claiming to protect forests and poorest peoples in their official policies wow fuelling the destruction of the amazon their investments. there is no consistency here that needs to be socially right home to these companies so that they better understand their role and also they can themselves be part of the solution rather than part of the problem without the traceability and the accountability of all actors involved i

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nonprofit organization amazon watch is organizing protests around the world as part of a global day of action calling for the protection of the rainforest the group wants brazilian president jalal sanaa to reverse policies which it says are killing the amazon a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries also now support 44000 troops to fight the flames puts resisted international assistance saying it would turn brazil into a colony of latin america newman has more from brazil's part of state. i mean just across the river from. mido one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested and here and on a pole the same thing is beginning to happen we were in the rain forest with a community that lives in a settlement trying to live under a sustainable development program in the jungle without knocking down or cutting down all of the trees but they themselves are under attack we saw their community house had been set on fire by illegal loggers these people come they cleared of the rain forest and then they set i

doors for the serious who flee the war from syria to western countries a nonprofit organization amazon watch is holding protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon calling on the brazilian president jaya both are now wrote to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest or a record number of fires are burning also narrow has deployed 44000 troops to help but declined funding from the g 7 leaders in america you see a new man has more. i'm in just across the river from me to one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested and here and on up all of the same things beginning to happen we were in the rain forest with a community that lives in a settlement trying to live under a sustainable development program in the jungle without knocking down or cutting down all of the trees but they themselves are under attack we saw their community house had been set on fire by illegal loggers these people call them they cleared of the rain forest and then they set it on fire put grass ge

non-profit organization amazon watch is holding protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon they're calling on president jaya to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest a record number of finds continues to burn in brazil and neighboring countries. latin america editor lucy and human joins us live from al temeraire lucy i think you're deep in some of the forest region there water what is it you are seeing firsthand. absolutely so actually we are in a not pool that's just across the river from me and we were deep into the amazon rain forest which you see right behind me which still in the amazon of course and it was quite shocking to see the amount of land that had been deforested trees that were huge enormous much bigger the trunks much bigger than i am tall more than 500 years old just lying on the road because the illegal loggers couldn't even drag them out they were so big and so heavy we were in a community in a settlement that's trying to live in this area through a system of sustainable development and they are

nonprofit organization amazon watch is organizing protests around the world as part of a global day of action calling for the protection of the rainforest the group wants brazilian president to reverse policies which it says are killing the amazon a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries also deployed 44000 troops to fight the flames puts resisted international assistance saying.

nonprofit organization amazon watch has organized protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the rainforest there demanding presidential change policies which they say are killing the amazon a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries also our own house deployed 44000 troops to help but has resisted funding from she 7 leaders saying it would make brazil like a colony or latin america to listen in as well from part of state. i'm in just across the river from me to one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested and hearing on up all of the same thing is beginning to happen we were in the rain forest with a community that lives in a settlement trying to live under a sustainable development program in the jungle without knocking down and cutting down all of the trees but they themselves are under attack we saw their community house had been set on fire by illegal loggers these people calm they cleared of the rain forest and then they set it on fire put grass get it to grow and

nonprofit organization amazon watch is holding protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the amazon they're calling our president also narrowed to change policies which they say are harmful to the amazon rain forest a record number of fires continue to burn in brazil and neighboring countries well so far as the poor and 44000 troops to help but declined funding from g 7 leaders saying that it would make brazil like a colony a key figure in donald trump's long delayed israel palestine peace plan is quitting special envoy jason green says he'll step down after the plan has been unveiled it's expected sometime off to the israeli election on september 17th he said to be departing on good terms to spend more time with his family our white house correspondent kelly halkett has more from washington. according to president donald trump's twitter feed jason greenblatt is returning to the private sector it's unclear if he'll be returning to work with the trump organization where he had worked previously prior to joining the white house team we do know that he is c

would be to reportedly collecting volunteer data from a suite of smart devices including apple watches amazon echo and google homes in order to identify nero behavioral signs of someone he did toward a violent explosive. only collecting volunteer data you say just like how they said the n.s.a. would never collect information on u.s. citizens or how enhanced interrogation is not torture and how the concentration of immigrants being held against their will long our southern border are not living in concentration camps and speaking of the immigrant internment camps doctors are now raising questions about the medical treatment of immigrants being held there and conditions there directly violate a physician's 03 to make the patients well being their top priority from harper the immigration detention centers and a whole lot more prepare yourself for another edition of watching the hawks. if. you. like you know that i got. one on the watch in the hawks i am tyrrel of and for and today like every thursday we once again put dialogue over debate at the top of the wallace myself bring you 2 distinct and

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>>on amazon or whatever hulu whatever i'm watching amazon and netflix yeah, does it's a good commercial for what we should be watching. yeah. what we're not watching on fox. abc nbc, fox and cbs all are to any everyone like friends would clean up the emmys and oh yeah, the cleanup those days are over amazon's fleabag stole the show with the 71th any awards. game of thrones got nominated as a whopping 32 times but they were really only 1 one or 2 last night that were important i'm not really watching ratings are down 22% year-over-year tell you that no one's really watching for the awards show for the war in shock at all the commercials where disney plus peacock which is nbc's streaming service. netflix apple tv. plus hulu amazon prime. it all the commercials nd i think fox to just cancel the war. >>i don't need to see the show i just need to see is is a worthy and now watching area. so. >>it describes as you're headed to tell you how important this streaming services are at this point in time they're making great tv for them good for us, not so good for the legacy networks. he didn't re

look for amazon to come in at $100. watch- howwith is amazon trying to implement it into their hardware devices as well? >> this would be a wellness device that would have a bigger focus on understanding your emotion. taylor: any privacy concerns? >> it will be interesting to see if they have it. taylor: thank you for joining me on all things amazon. some would say that facebook already exerts might control over its users. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: controlling your computer with your mind? facebook is looking into it. they have agreed to buy a technology startup building software to let people control a digital avatar using only their thoughts. it uses a bracelet to measure neuron activity. to discuss, kurt wagoner, how does this work? >> the idea being that when you think about moving your hand, arms or whatever, you send some neural signals through your body to tell your muscles to move. thathad taken a bracelet can actually measure the neuron activity and translate that to actual movement on a computer scr

. >>> in money watch, amazon is going carbon neutral. plus, special delivery. reporter, dianne king hall explains what could soon fly to a home near you. >> a big day on wall street thursday. the dow fell 52 points. the nasdaq edged up 5. the s s & p 500 finished flat. air bnb will go public next year. gave no other information about the ipo, and one sentence statement posted yesterday. earlier this week, air bnb reported revenue in a billion dollars. amazon says it plans to be carbon neutral by 2040. to start the e commerce giant -- amazon admitted more than 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide last year. ceo, jeff bezos plans to talk to other company leaders about joining his new climate pledge. wall greens will test drone deliveries. flying as fast as 70 miles per hour. the drones will be able to deliver everything from goldfish to aspirin in five to ten minutes. the service will be offered through the company wing, which is owned by alphabet, that's google's parent company. that's your cbs money watch. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm dianne kin

would be to reportedly collecting volunteer data from a suite of smart devices including apple watches amazon echo and google homes in order to identify nero behavioral signs of someone he did toward a violent explosive act only collect volunteer data you say just like how they said the n.s.a. would never collect information on u.s. citizens or how enhanced interrogation is not torture and how the concentration of immigrants being held against their will.

you can't make this stuff up the market is sometimes that unrigorous it had brodin watching and amazon might find a bottom that's not all you had other relationships forming support. take a look at that. the august 26th low made 1743. like i told you before she's looki looking at time and between august 26th and august 28th, you can see these so she had the price parameters and the help, it started the moving average crossed above the 13-day moving average which is her signal and something we told you to watch out for the last time we highlighted work in late july. since it rallied 90 points in two weeks up 5%, brodin says the stock is back up trend mode. that's why she thinks you should buy any dip you have today in amazon as long as it holds to 1743 level that's the classic level ma if it drops below, okay. if the recent bottom holds, how high could this stock go based on 127 .2% brodin could see amazon climbing to $2,115 and that's her first upside target if the stock can cross that hurdle, it might be able to run to $2,216. holy cow would that be a huge movement? it's possible. my

would be to reportedly collecting volunteer data from a suite of smart devices including apple watches amazon echo and google homes in order to identify near old behavioral signs of someone he did toward a violent explosive act. only collecting volunteer data you say just like how they said the n.s.a. would never collect information on u.s. citizens or how enhanced interrogation is not torture and how the concentration of immigrants being held against their will long our southern border are not living in concentration camps and speaking of the immigrant internment camps doctors are now raising questions about the medical treatment of immigrants being held there and of conditions there directly violate a physician's oh for to make the patients well being their top priority from harper to immigration detention centers and a whole lot more prepare yourself for another edition of watching the hawks. as the big cities. like you know that i got. this. one on the watch in the hawks i am tyrol vinter and today like every 3rd.