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is where belize was about a month ago. >> reporter: this is a healthy brown piece of coral, if it wasll white and potentially would die. that's what scientists are concerned about if the marine heat wave continues toed by. losing coral could be costly. coral reefs generate billions of dollars for florida's economies like fishing and tourism, which wouldn't be possible without reefs to protect the species that rely on them. >> we've been working for years to make corals more friendly. >> reporter: engineering coral that could withstand even five degrees more will mitigate the strong heat waves expected in the future. corals one of the most sensitive ecosystems to the effects of climate change. without them, we could lose a natural defense system as healthy corals help protect our coastlines during hurricanes. >> so the efforts ongoing right now, really taking steps to plan for climate change to make sure we restore these to be suitable for future environment. >> reporter: this is the technical director the reef renewal usa. he works to restore coral reefs in the florida keys and are ho

certain parts of the caribbean like belize are bleaching pretty severely.as about a month ago. >> reporter: this is a healthy brown piece of coral. if it was to bleach, it would turn all white and could potentially die. that is what scientists are concerned about if this marine heat wave continues to build. losing coral could be costly. coral reefs generate billions of dollars for florida's economy through fishing and tourism, which wouldn't be possible without reefs to protect the species that rely on them. >> we've been looking at several ways to make corals better. >> reporter: even corals that can withstand even a 5 degree difference, can mitigate heat waves expects in the future. corals are one of the most sensitive to climate change. without them, we could lose a natural defense system as healthy corals help protect coastlines during hurricanes. >> efforts ongoing right now are taking steps to plan for climate change to restore reefs to be suitable for future environments and not the victims of it. >> reporter: this is the technical director at reef r

certain parts of the caribbean like belize are already bleaching and bleaching pretty severely. brown piece of coral. if it was to bleach, it would turn all white and could potentially die. that's what scientists are concerned about if this marine heat wave continues to bill. >> losing coral could be costly. coral reefs generate billions of dollars for florida's economy through activities like fishing and tourism, which wouldn't be possible without reefs to protect the species that rely on them. >> we've been working for several ways to make corals more tolerant. >> reporter: engineering coral that can withstand even a 5 degree temperature increase in our oceans will mitigate the effects of stronger marine heat waves that are expected in the future. corals are one of the most sensitive ecosystems to the effects of the climate change. without them, we could lose a natural defense system as healthy corals help protect our coastlines during hurricanes. >> so reef restoration efforts that are ongoing are taking stepping to plan for climate change to rye to make sure that we restore

platform is so now from latin america, well, only two small countries have joined this guatemala this belizeicially joined the crimean platform and costa rica, as if they are a sins. would be what these little countries but it gives us the opportunity to say that now in the crimean platform has countries from all continents, so when they say that there are priority countries, it is definitely correct and we have limited resources, we almost have to concentrate on priority countries, but the voice of even small countries is important. they have their own voice, and that's why when we are here, for example, i think he is very eloquent, yes, and the country, but to what extent it is important for us to say that the crimean platform is now supported on all continents, by the way, at the beginning, we mentioned brazil here we also need to understand that brazil seeks to present itself as a regional regional leader, that it will protect the interests of the flying countries at all forums and so on, but this is what the brazilian experts told us, that the other latin american countries feel very st

anthony and belize has a path -- anthony albanese has a packed agenda coming up.lly, there is a referendum on the indigenous parliament coming up in october. there is the issue of the current ambassador whose four-year term expires in august and there is the matter of replacing him. kathleen: one might australia appoint a new ambassador to china? it is a much hotter topic. >> it has been a very tough for years. he has been there through the pandemic and all of the trade strakes that i mentioned, the diplomatic freeze as well. a very important and challenging appointment. relations are gradually falling, but this is one that you do need to get right. as to who it would be, probably a senior civil servant. somebody with language skills who is familiar with politics as well. it is possible somebody has already been selected. no an announcement could come soon and that would remove one barrier to a visit from the prime minister to china. haidi: so much changing on this visit. paul with the latest. let's take a look at how currencies are treating. -- trading. we did se

of the 41, 11 were children coming from cuba, belize, nicaragua, el salvador and others and a lot of these people i'm told knew they were coming to los angeles, a lot of them having sponsors or family members here in los angeles and also have immigration court dates here in the los angeles area. >>> july seems to be a busy month for joe biden, details just ahead. >>> plus mr. biden's treasury secretary is set to visit china as washington tries to stabilize its relations with beijing. we'll go live to hong kong for a preview of janet yellen's trip, back in just a moment. ♪ ♪ canoe the rivers of shawnee ♪ ♪ try 17th street bbq ♪ ♪ in the middle of everything... ♪ ♪ ...there's everything to dooooooooo! ♪ splash into savings with our 4th of july sale. blendjet gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go, so you can soak up the sun with a frosty beverage. enjoy 15+ blends before rapidly recharging via usb-c. and it even cleans itself with a drop of soap and water. stand out even when you're accidentally twinning with our kaleidoscope of colors. don■t miss out on our best deal of t

and these are people coming from a number of different countries including cuba, belize, colombia, venezuelaragua, el salvador and others. and a lot of these people i'm told told they were coming to los angeles. a lot of them having sponsors or family members here in los angeles. and also have immigration court dates here in the los angeles area. when i am being told by officials in l.a. is that they were not formerly notified that this bus was coming, but they were able to get confirmation from the city of brownsville. so, with the nonprofits and the faith-based groups are saying that this time around, the process was a lot smoother. they knew what they were expecting. and what they're saying is they will continue to them these migrants, welcome them with open arms and treat them with dignity. here is annika sellers. >> i talked to a couple of young men who have been walking for months themselves. so, this is the first time, after arriving at brownsville, getting on a bus, finally, that they actually get a chance just to sit and rest. and now they're here in the united states. so, what we'r

and these are people coming from a number of different countries including cuba, belize, colombia, venezuelaa, el salvador and others. a lot of these people, i'm today, knew they were coming to los angeles. a lot of them having sponsors or family members here in los angeles. and also have immigration court dates here in the los angeles area. when i am being told by officials in l.a. is that they were not formerly notified that this bus was coming, but they were able to get confirmation from the city of brownsville. so, with the nonprofits and the faith-based groups are saying that this time around, the process was a lot smoother. they knew what they were expecting. and what they're saying is they-continue to help these migrants, welcome them with open arms and treat them with dignity. here is annika sellers. >> i talked to a couple of young men who have been walking for months themselves. so, this is the first time, after arriving at brownsville, getting on a bus, finally, that they actually get a chance just to sit and rest. and now they're here in the united states. so, what we're doing is

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superiority of white culture, that it is the ethnic basis and political aggregation of white bodies belizeals and perspectives as the dominant threat of american democracy. white supremacy is the conscious or unconscious believe in the inherent superiority of one group over the other. so you can make a political, ideological distinctions, but at the end of the day they are bedfellows that arrive together. one is driving the car, one is riding shotgun, but both are aimed towards the same direction, which is to hurt people who are not white. >> michael eric dyson, i'm so glad you came on. thank you for breaking this down for everyone, i appreciate your time, thank you. well, some gifts. luxury traveled book sales, there are new revelations tonight about the ethical behavior of supreme court justices on so-called both sides of the ideological spectrum. we're going to talk about it all. plus, breaking news tonight, we're getting word that north korea has fired what appears to be a long range ballistic missile. everyone standby, we will bring you the latest. oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of th

. >> other crimes that the special counsel that could prosecute that would not require belize or knowledge that he lost the election? >> i think there are. even if donald trump genuinely thought he won the election, there is a point that you cannot go beyond, you cannot threaten an election official. you cannot extort or shake down an election official, even if you think you have actually won. >> donald trump doesn't care about rules and he doesn't care about the law. he will push that limit to the line, past the line, and then passed that line and try to pull it back and claim it was never me, it was somebody else. >> elie, news late today that the special counsel's office has filed before the judge its argument that the trial, in the mar-a-lago documents case, should not be delayed until after the election, which is what the trump team says they want to do. some people described it as a scathing response. they note that there is not as much testimony and documents to go throughe is not as much footage to go through as the defense team says, they can see the jury in time. >> it's a lukewa

the asylum seekers are from el salvador, belize, colombia, cuba, mexico, guatemala, venezuela and nicaragua. and they will now be placed with family members or sponsors until their application to stay in the united states can be processed. that could take years. meanwhile, the los angeles welcome collective says they will be here to help. i'm an immigrant myself from mexico. i came here as a child very much at the same age as many of the children who arrive. and i want them their first day in los angeles to be a place where they remember it as a place of welcoming, where they were treated with dignity and respect . and certainly a very emotional day for the 41 immigrants as they were reunited with family members who live here in los angeles and according to those here, all 41 have now been paroled by the us customs and border protection agency, while their applications for asylum are being reviewed in downtown los angeles. gigi gracia. yet in addition to the recent arrival of busses carrying migrants in los angeles, two private planes carrying migrants have arrived in sacramento. in the pas

now, the federal governments filed this not suit after mexico's top diplomat complaint that these belize violated two treatise. also, after more than 80 u.s. democratic lawmakers complained to the president of the united states, and asked him to investigate and to file legal action, will now governor greg abbott is digging in his heels, saying that texas has sovereign authority based on the u.s. and texas constitutions. we've also learned that the office of the texas attorney general says that it is ready for this legal fight in federal court. abby. >> thanks teresa for that. joining me now is 2024 gop presidential candidate and mayor of miami, francis suarez. mayor suarez, thank you very much. i want to start by asking too you to respond to what rosa just laid out. the doj's argument essentially is that these barriers align with razor wires are a public safety and the humanitarian risk. not to mention that mexico says that they can be on their territory, but this is a part of the border where not just adults are crossing, but families, children, women, as well. what is your response to

to look beyond two sets of concertina wire to the middle of the river, and you see the strength of belize. now, they are four feet in diameter, and they are anchored to the bottom of that waterway. now the federal government filed this lawsuit after mexico's top diplomat complained to washington that these buoys violated to treaties. and also after more than 80 u.s. democratic lawmakers complained to a president of the united states, and ask them to investigate and to file legal action. well now, governor greg abbott digging in his heels, saying that texas has sovereign authority based on the u.s. and texas constitution. and then we have also learned, that the office of the texas attorney general says that it is ready for this legal fight in federal court. happy? >> thanks to rosa for, that joining me now is 2024 gop presidential candidate and republican mayor of miami francis suarez. mayor suarez, thank you very much. i want to start by asking, asking you to respond to what rosa just laid out there. the doj's argument essentially that these barriers are lined with very razor, where a pub

we later learned they actually have maternity belize on. your mind? >> i grew up in rural arkansas, during the 90s. abstinence was really taught and preached. and it did not work. so, i played basketball and if we had 15 young women on the team, at least 12 of us got pregnant. so, this was a thing that we dealt with while we were trying to achieve basketball status that was really important to us. from the time i was in ninth grade until i was in 12th grade, there was someone on our team who had just had a child, who was playing pregnant, or was about to leave the squad because of pregnancy. >> you are able to tease out questions of opportunity and what opportunity looks like on either side of a pregnancy. but we may not always hear about it, and we tell stories, we say this number of people, we talk about the fact that when abortion access is limited, it is mostly lower income folks who won't have access, it is mostly women of color who won't have access. you were able to tell that story in a very specific and distilled way. >> when you sp

so there's only two belize else that belize and somewhere else that have come in so i think, have comelthough it's hailed you know, although it's hailed as something super duper exciting, ain't all that. exciting, it ain't all that. >> is the cynic. just very >> joe is the cynic. just very quickly, you think quickly, emma, do you think president quite president biden is quite enjoying punishing us by for leaving by leaving the european union by not embarking some kind of not embarking on some kind of trade deal? >> he's irish, isn't he? >> well, he's irish, isn't he? i think are lots of reasons think there are lots of reasons why the us are dragging their feet maybe on this. i don't think that there's any current sort of a immediate chance of them joining the pacific the same way as i think there's very, very low chance of china joining it. but the important thing is that this geopolitically coming after the aukus pact as well, this is also about security primarily as well. so even though the states isn't part this trade isn't part of this trade agreement, are still in agreement, they

humanity, of our species, people have lived under kings and queens and dictators and despots and belizeystem. democracy is very much the exception and the whole point of the constitution is to keep people in office from just doing whatever they want. it was the idea of lawless discretion in government officials that motivated the american revolutionaries to write a constitution that woodbine people in power. so we've got to make democracy work, and it is something that we do together. we need every buddy out organizing to get everyone out to vote in 2020. and we have to capture all these facts cystic style tactics coming from donald trump. as hard as we were fighting trump, we are going to stop him from his rampage in america, we were also working to turn out a landslide for the democrats in 2020. hi, good morning. good to see you. what >> everybody likes to -- hear >> soy and stand. you don't wanna see spend rest your live looking at my poor head. really. >> we like it. going up. ♪ ♪ ♪ down by the riverside, down by the riverside. i'm going to study war no more. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [appla

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