so, davis went to belize to investigate.fee told him the belizian was seriously corrupt and the government's paramilitary gang suppression unit, or gsu, was out to get him. >> one of his initial explanations for why the april 30th raid happened was that one of the local politicians had come to him and asked for a donation. he had refused, as a result, they sicced the gsu on him. >> to which the belizian government replied, nonsense. >> they raided him because they didn't know what was going on. he had this laboratory there, it was heavily guarded, he had more bodyguards than the prime minister. he had essentially a private army, and he's got a laboratory making god knows what, because he won't tell anybody. >> davis went to carmelita, the tiny town nearest mcafee's jungle compound, where townspeople told him, he said, that mcafee had "gone native". >> as he got more involved in this small little village of carmelita, the way he talked started to devolve. his dress devolved. i think that the jungle and that environment starte

a coastal fishing community located in the southern eastern part of belize. creole community living in harmony with nature. monkey river is not responsible for the climate crisis, yet they are the ones that are suffering the greatest loss and damage. what we need is climate justice. i want to get monkey river back on the map. monkey river exists, it's a beautiful place. the natural resources are here for us to use, not abuse and misuse. because without them we can't exist. if we can address what we are seeing, monkey river can be here for another hundred years. ever drier - ever warmer - ever more fires. often it's the very poorest who suffer the most - like residents of informal settlements. the township of masiphumelele near cape town has 30,000 residents spread across nearly 40 hectares. nozuko loliwe is sorting through the wreckage of her home. two weeks ago a fire destroyed 178 shacks here - homes made of corrugated metal on a wooden frame. "i ran out with nothing. the only thing i have left are my pyjamas. my neighbor died in the fire. " one of her frie

amir hossein rahmani in india, belize, imam hossein n.n. i came here because the shiites love imam husayn peace be upon you, but i realized that the waves of love of imam ahl al-sunni did not reach the hindus of this land and the great sea of ​​wonders of india is still surging. the hearts of non-muslims have set up thousands of hussainiyas. the hindus are very impressed by the way hussain (peace be upon him) is. an official holiday from the government. an official holiday for india from the government . what does it mean to have a holiday from the government? ashura has always been an official holiday for centuries the religious type has become the official state of the parliament . he does everything with a means, for example, against 92. even in muslim countries like saudi arabia, this is not a government threat . the big words were confusing the rhythm of my mind. in this subcontinent, there are more than one and a half billion people with diverse cultures. it is as if the soul of my analysis becomes a respecter of the house of hossein

belize did that in 2021. >> we refinanced $550 million. the entirety of the commercial debt, generating $180 million of savings towards conservation, allowing the country to protect 30% of its ocean. >> reporter: replicating the success of belize on a global scale would present new challenges. experts believe debt for climate swaps are not the only strategy. but can be a powerful instrument for some countries looking to make the climate adaptation more efficient. >> these are not supposed to be a panacea for those debt problems. nobody should partake in debt swap. >> reporter: this week, center stage of the u.n. and the largest donor promised to make partnerships to reach development. who will foot the bill remains uncertain. >>> still the come, iran's president claims last year's protests over the death of a young woman in police custody didn't represent the way most iranians felt. we'll have the exclusive interview next. everyone's gonna n need more tide. it's a mess out ththere. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see?

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the offshore story in belize, by the way, and one of the remaining columns of the united kingdom, wasle family, including vladimir zelensky. 20. the twenty-first year of publication of these pandora papers, again, 2 years before the special military operation, we find out that she has exactly that, including three apartments in the united kingdom, in london, that’s how many there are now, of course, they are unknown, but i think that there are many more, but this is still 2 years ago, and now i think that, of course, she is in charge of these finances in britain, this is because his family is in britain, this including insurance for the west itself, so that zelsky will always be we are absolutely as manageable as possible, because if something happens. then something will happen to his family, but now, as we see, some conflicts have arisen, zelensky himself does not want elections in 24, the americans and the british are pushing him towards this, i admit, by the way, yes, that this causes conflicts within the family, her broken finger, which somehow formed, but during the many-hour fl

so for friends, there is no risk if a be in europe installed a trade, belize and terrorist against the chinese, they can lose anything they can just do in due to the fact that they can sell. it's more priced higher prize when it goes to the germans. with those rights 30 because volkswagen manufacturers, the biggest uh have you been kind of like the manufacturers a these electric vehicles in china? right. so is the real unity funding within the u. of even this question of a trade bank level and some of the drama comedies, because even being w related, they sell about 30 to 40 percent off. it's about a divide change in china. so the big risk getting going to going into trade to box as so that is the strange thing. it's a bit our secretary off a minute of the eco nomics. mr. how big toes the population. i think it's a good thing that to the you commission to do an analysis, nobody understands that because it's a big risk for the terms of whether to kind a street and to be honest, as you can be better if you make a barrier. so you would be better if you come up down a bit more competition

some collect a legal beach furniture at night, but the reno proponent belize. they won't stay away so long. what happens when the storm settled and finds will be sent out or not? that's just how the authorities work in this country. after some time, the parasols will be back as if nothing had happened in the fight. we'll start all over again. give us some additional towels. not lounges is the slogan of the next us protest as and beaches for a free and the winter of the battle of the beaches will know by next summer, the from the beach has a raise to the swiss alps. part of the mountains is covered in permafrost, which as the name indicates, is supposed to be a layer of trust that is around permanently. but the rising temperatures and melting glaciers are shifting the ground, posing big challenges. for decades, the whole tour in hot which opened in 1949 defied wind and all weather, but that began to slip. it's located in a permafrost area above so much at almost 3200 meters. and as the permafrost mounts because of climate change crack, so farm, the thing is, if

instead of a bunch of belize and cowards who only do what their party says.all iqbal -- what i do is fight for justice for real people, because that's what tennessee deserves. i'm not afraid to stand up to anyone when it comes to doing what's right for tennessee, especially marshall blackburn, and that's why i'm running for senate. >> that is tennessee state representative gloria johnson, announcing her bid for united states senate. if nominated, the democrat would face republican senator marsha blackburn, who's running for a second six year term in next year's general election. johnson is one of the tennessee three who protested in the state capital for gun reform this april. but she wasn't expelled like her two black colleagues. jon jones writes much more about johnson's run in our readout blog. if she wants to become the first democratic senator in tennessee since hour, she will need to energize democrats like never before. read about that and more at msnbc.com slash readout blog. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. h chris h

co-hosted a summit with germany, indonesia, senegal, and belize. all the heavy hitters are in on this [ laughter ] but biden is serious about tackling the pandemic, that's why today he announced the new head of his covid taskforce, patti lupone [ laughter ] >> -- that's why you're in the theater. that is the rule if you don't want to follow the rule, get the [ bleep ] out! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause yeah hey, listen to this guys, moderna has fired their new cfo after just one day on the job. yep, they thought he was moderna quality, but it turns out he was more johnson & johnson material [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] fired on day one he basically walked in with a box of his things, and just turned around and walked out [ laughter ] at his farewell party, he was like, "i really enjoyed the 27 minutes i spent with all of you. apparently the boss walked in on him lying back in his chair, tossing syringes up, trying to get them stuck in the ceiling. [ light laughter ] his linkedin profile now says, "start date, may 9th, 2022 end date, lunchtime

we've got trips to new york and belize. we've got some warriors packages.have an evening with alice waters at chez panisse. so there's a lot of really amazing things that you can get through the auction and just really have a lot of fun. ultimately we're a giant organization working in a giant network, doing things in massive bulk. so we're buying enormous quantities of food for pennies on the dollar. so when people donate to us, you know, we can get a couple meals worth of food out just for that single dollar, right? so it's important that financial contributions, especially what you're going to get from this, goes a lot longer, a lot more than just donating to your pantry. i didn't realize how it worked. you're the bigger organization and then the food does make it way down to the local pantries. yeah, and we've got a network of 400 really passionate about food pantries, meal programs, other organizations that are located throughout the county all the way up north to berkeley and albany. as far south as fremont, all the way out to livermore. it's 400 of t

we've got trips to new york and belize. we've got some more packages.ening with alice waters at chez panisse. so there's a lot of really amazing things that you can get through the auction and just really have a lot of fun. the guests and here's the secret, in case you don't know, i'm going to tell the viewers, is that, you know, lots of times you can go in and bid on these things and you get them for a lot cheaper than you would somewhere else. right. and you get like a trip to new york if you're already willing to pay x, you might pay. you might pay x minus 20 or 30. yeah. and then that money that you're actually paying is coming to the food bank and we're supporting our community with that. so it's, you know, it's a win win for everybody. very good. michael altfest from the alameda county community food bank, thank you for joining us. great. thank you. all right. we'll be right back after oh, by the way, one more thing before we go. if you would like to donate to the alameda county community food bank, you can scan the qr code on your screen right no

didn't put it to the people and whether the people in the various countries, including jamaica , belizers , would actually kitts and others, would actually vote for a republic is of course not known. but the issue , the not known. but the issue, the central issue of slavery , which central issue of slavery, which king charles expressed grave horror over when in rwanda at the recent chungam, and also when in barbados when they became a republic. there's no question at all that it is hypersensitive . hypersensitive. >> richard fitzwilliams, thank you for joining >> richard fitzwilliams, thank you forjoining us on gb news sunday. got a quick line of breaking news for you here. daniel khalife has been charged with custody at with escaping custody at wandsworth prison. kalief was arrested on a towpath near railroad road, northolt, on saturday, yesterday, 9th of september, following a policing operation led by officers from the met's counter terrorism command. now let's return to my panel to the previous topic, if we could, gentlemen. the notion of slavery, reparations from the royal family t

caller: costa rica, belize!ow come these people live under $200 a month, and i make $5,000 a month and i can't even go out anymore? you talk about fuel? you know who he is killing? the restaurants, the hotels. who can drive one thousand miles in an electric car and asked just stop everywhere? they cannot afford the hotels. the hotels are going to go out of business. all this guy does is put people out of business and then he sits there and says bidenonmics is working. he brings in 7 million immigrants, puts them in schools without vaccines, but no i have to get a vaccine. i have to get three vaccines. host: we go to david. caller: good morning. i like the topic. my financial condition is better now under biden way better than under donald trump. i have more to spend ever since biden became president. i have traveled more than i have ever traveled in my life. more people have more spending money. that pipeline is a republican talking point. that oil was not going to come to the united states. that dirty oil from

caller: costa rica, belize!ow come these people live under $200 a month, and i make $5,000 a month and i can't even go out anymore? you talk about fuel? you know who he is killing? the restaurants, the hotels. who can drive one thousand miles in an electric car and asked just stop everywhere? they cannot afford the hotels. the hotels are going to go out of business. all this guy does is put people out of business and then he sits there and says bidenonmics is working. he brings in 7 million immigrants, puts them in schools without vaccines, but no i have to get a vaccine. i have to get three vaccines. host: we go to david. caller: good morning. i like the topic. my financial condition is better now under biden way better than under donald trump. i have more to spend ever since biden became president. i have traveled more than i have ever traveled in my life. more people have more spending money. that pipeline is a republican talking point. that oil was not going to come to the united states. that dirty oil from

belize, his comment was, we're going to cut the tree. thank you. president swig has a question. i got a couple of questions for him. thanks very much for your patience. so can you please. we gave you all the opportunity instead of instead of doing findings the last time we gave you all an opportunity to spend some time to have conversations, to negotiate a some resolution on this, and i want you i, i want you to understand before i ask the question. no, i don't see an architect or a designer on this panel. so we're not in the architecture business. the design business. what we are do do you understand that we are in the business of looking at the man or woman? there's generally a woman there, but today's tonight's there's a man from the planning department and the gentleman who sits there regularly, mr. green sitting there tonight from dbi. and we asked them, is this is this legal? is this compliant? so do you understand that we're not designers, we're not we're about compliance and leaning on on those folks from from planning. and you understand that. and i and i absolutely agr