the awa people are one of only two nomadic hunter-gathering tribes left in the amazon.moment an awa man was spotted in the forest. franciel: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sophie: there are believed to be about 80 awa people living within the guajajara reserve. these are the remains of an awa camp the guardians stumbled upon while on patrol. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ franciel: [speaking foreign language] cesar: their survival is threatened terribly by loggers 'cause they live in the most pristine areas on the amazon in maranhao and that's where the loggers want to get to. and if there is contact, you know, the consequences will be, you know, horrendous. ♪♪♪ sophie: last year, the world watched in horror as large swathes of the amazon went up in flames. fires here happen every dry season when farmers clear land. but in august 2019 more than 30,000 fires burned across the brazilian amazon, a 200% increase from thprevious year; the vast majority of them deliberately lit. tasso: in the amazon, fire is a manmade fire. it's a part of the deforestation process. cristiane: first, the illegal lo

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make awa -- a way. >> the president's national security council staff was listening to these developments and tracking them in real time. on the screen you can see excerpts from the chat logs among the president's national security council staff. at 2:13, the staff learned that the ruio -- rioters were kicking in the windows of the capitol. the vice president was being pulled. the secret service agents at the capitol did not sound good right now. you heard from a security professional that was working at the white house complex on january 6. with the responsibility to report to national security, we asked this person what was meant by the comment that the secret service agents did not sound good right now? following the testimony, the professionals discuss what they heard from listening to the incoming radio traffic that >> the capitol does not sound good right now. >> correct. >> what does that mean? >> members of the d cpd of this time were worried for their lives. there was a lot of yelling. a lot of personal calls. there were calls to say goodbye to family members, whatever the reason

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all the way down to the presiden yet anytime there is an internationacrisis, it is if the past isiped awa it is esstial to reverse this. that will require not just clear alternatives, but mobilizing and institution-building specifically. amy: we will speak with professor aziz rana and anthropologist, author of "the universal enemy." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. boris johnson has announced his resignation as leader of the united kingdom's conservative party after he lost the support of much of his own cabinet. he spoke earlier today outside 10 downing street after some 60 members of parliament quit his government in recent days to protest a series of scandals. >> it is clearly now the will of the elementary conservative party that there should ash parliamentary conservative party that there shod be a new prime minister. the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. the timetable will be announced next week and i have appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until a new leader is in place. amy

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and i think that is a very lona wa awa . ., ., ., ~ hello, good quebec contrasts today.heavier showers as things brighten up. a better afternoon, western scotland and northern ireland, sunniest to the south. temperatures, low to mid 20s. foremost, a comfortable day. high teens, low 20s for the vast majority. cloud and patchy rain we have across eastern gradually fading away. more rain in south—west scotland. a fairly comfortable night for sleeping. temperatures in rural areas down into single figures. lots of sunshine to the weekend and temperature starting to soar. next week, an exceptional spell of hot weather. we could get close to a0 degrees. more likely 30 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, in extreme heat warning out at present. it could impact health and certainly impact travel early next week. we will keep you updated. the companies we are talking about that are taking us to the wire are making profits, and those companies now need to make sure that workers get a piece of the pie. i don't think that is militant. mps urge the

bit of excitement, visible excitement, it has not gone away~ _ visible excitement, it has not gone awaetween ukraine and russia, but between ukraine and and turkey and russia and turkey to allow grain exports to happen again. this is hugely significant if it happens, what you think of it? , . , significant if it happens, what you think of it? , ., , significant if it happens, what you think of it? , , . , significant if it happens, what you thinkofit? , . , ., think of it? this has been any works uuite well think of it? this has been any works quite well and _ think of it? this has been any works quite well and we _ think of it? this has been any works quite well and we will _ think of it? this has been any works quite well and we will learn - think of it? this has been any works quite well and we will learn more i quite well and we will learn more about it. it shows how complicated and is, central age eyes, the caspian sea. you know, the caspian world is. i mean, russia and iran, russia and iran have been... you know, they have been helping to basically destroy syria in support of bas

for months or so awa . rising energy prices. for months or so away- the _ rising energy prices.ths or so away. the relationship - rising energy prices. for months or| so away. the relationship between, in particular, mohammed bin salman and trump is very close, not least because of the personal relationship between him and the president's son—in—law. we do not think the saudis can offer much, are they pleased about this visit? 0r saudis can offer much, are they pleased about this visit? or do they remain sceptics about the biden presidency?— remain sceptics about the biden residen ? ., ~ ., �* , presidency? you know, biden was very tou~h presidency? you know, biden was very tou . h with presidency? you know, biden was very tough with the — presidency? you know, biden was very tough with the saudis. _ presidency? you know, biden was very tough with the saudis. he _ presidency? you know, biden was very tough with the saudis. he said - presidency? you know, biden was very tough with the saudis. he said he - tough with the saudis. he said he will isolate mohammed bin salman, the cro

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we saw that happen again in indiana where a good samaritan awas able to amid the damage te shooter wasble to cause because these are law-abiding citizens exercising their second amendment rights so i worry that if our focus is simply on the t instrumentality, on the firearm itself,, and -- we will have missed to the point. maybe we would have stayed one our talking points, but it will not reduce in cities across the country and regions across the united states. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you senator cornyn. first panel of witnesses i'm going to will come in just a moment with five minutes of testimony from each. i would ask if the witness is on the first panel -- >> if you could stand please and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god?ou >> let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative and i want to introduce the majority and senator grassley will introduce the minorityco party. the first witness is the highland of -- mayo

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make awa -- a way. >> the president's national security council staff was listening to these developments and tracking them in real time. on the screen you can see excerpts from the chat logs among the president's national security council staff. at 2:13, the staff learned that the ruio -- rioters were kicking in the windows of the capitol. the vice president was being pulled. the secret service agents at the capitol did not sound good right now. you heard from a security professional that was working at the white house complex on january 6. with the responsibility to report to national security, we asked this person what was meant by the comment that the secret service agents did not sound good right now? following the testimony, the professionals discuss what they heard from listening to the incoming radio traffic that >> the capitol does not sound good right now. >> correct. >> what does that mean? >> members of the d cpd of this time were worried for their lives. there was a lot of yelling. a lot of personal calls. there were calls to say goodbye to family members, whatever the reason

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let's ste awa gentleman singles. indeed! let's step away from _ gentleman singles. indeed!n. a swish of the bat and india had another centurion. jadeja's first outside of his homeland surely worth a few more swishes. it would take quality to get rid of him. something james anderson has in abundance. now, time for some history. whenjasprit bumrah edged stuart broad forfour, there had already been 20 runs from the over. the most ever in tests? 28. bumrah was about to make it 35, putting broad in the record books for all of the wrong reasons. anderson finally put an end to the carnage and there was some consolation for broad, but india had been 98 45, they made 416, a cause for concern. especially considering the form of england's openers. alex lees out, perhaps a good time for those grey skies to become darker. when the covers came off it was crawley�*s turn. dismissals became all—too—familiar. england 27/2. pope would soon follow, england's best, evenjoe root couldn't handle the attack. england finished the day 84/5. india undoubtedly on top. lewis hamilton will start from f

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