name,e talked about his bolsonaro. talkingknow that we are about him, about his name bolsonaro.sking yourur help in order to protect us so that we won't let it happen again as it happened to other leaders who got murdered. it is a very dangerous struggle. town boa vista, so the bolsonaro people, they pay others to go after the leaders who are fighting. amy: what message do youu havave fofor the leaders of the u.n. climate summit, the thousands of people who come from around the woworld? and what message do you have to the people of the world? like to give ad message, a message from the yanomami people. ask the leadeders -- the n nonindigenous leaders to gather with other homes, who are at their their cities, their capitals. i would like to take this opportunity to send them a that they can know about what is going on so they won't let it happen again, something very bad to my yanomami people, so they won't let people destroy the that they won't of people destroy the lungs planet earth. that is my message. so everyonone, all of those whoo fifight, all ofhose who love the foforest

what effect has there been from the election of president bolsonaro?t these guys here — these invaders, these land grabbers — they feel much more confident about what they are doing. and they feel that now they have the law on their side, and now they have — they can do whatever because our presidency will support them. so indigenous people in the forest, like the uru—eu—wau—wau, now face a lot more pressure. so this is the forest of the uru—eu—wau—wau? i show them the view from space of what they are experiencing every day on the ground. with all this farmland all around you, and you are about there, just in that little corner. so you have got farms, right — deforested land, right next to you. and while we are with them, we hear a very depressing fact. that the uru—eu—wau—wau have had such a troubled experience with the outside world, that to describe white people and invaders, they have just a single word. ‘tapuya' means invader, but also white people. because that was the only thing that they knew. so they didn't know there were white people who cou

brazil's president jair bolsonaro has accused the actor leonardo dicaprio of "giving money to set thehis allegation. in an instagram post, the actor, who has pledged five million dollars for the defence of the amazon, has denied mr bolsonaro's claim. the brazilian president has previously accused some ngos of starting the fires that broke out earlier this year, in order to receive more money. several people have been arrested, including four volunteer firefighters, amid allegations they started fires to generate ngo donations. dom phillips is a freelance reporter for the guardian newspaper based in rio dejaneiro. he says the accusations against mr dicaprio are part of a wider narrative. i think they fit into a wider context that bolsonaro has been making unfounded accusations pretty much since figures showing increasing deforestation figures in the amazon began to emerge. back then, he said that foreigners were manipulating numbers at the space research institute that provides the data and sacked its director. when the amazon fire crisis really began to explode in august he started sa

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has accused actor leonardo dicaprio of "giving money to set the amazongation. in an instagram post, mr dicaprio, who has pledged five million dollars for the amazon, denied mr bolsonaro's claim — saying, "we did not fund the organizations targeted." the brazilian president has previously accused some ngos of starting the fires that broke out earlier this year, in order to receive more money. dom phillips is a freelance reporter for the guardian newspaper based in rio dejaneiro. he says the accusations against mr dicaprio are part of a wider narrative. i think they fit into a wider context thatjob ohnson arrow has been making unfounded accusations pretty much since figures showing increasing deforestation figures in the amazon on —— bolsonaro. he said it was the space institute and sacked the director. when the amazon fire crisis really began to explode in august he started saying that foreign ngos were responsible for setting the fires. he has never provided any evidence. in this case has come under a lot of criticism here in brazil. the detective origin

. >> reporter: tonight, a war of words between brazilian president bolsonaro and oscar-winning actor leonardo dicaprio. the brazilian president blaming the star for the devastating amazon wildfires earlier this year dicaprio is a cool guy, he said, giving money to set the amazon on fire bolsonaro has accused non-governmental environmental organizations of deliberately setting fire to the amazon to get donations. it contacts leonardo dicaprio, he alleges, he donates $500,000, you are contributing to the fire in the amazon investigators have not found any evidence so far to support the accusations. now the actor and avid climate activist is hitting back saying in an instagram statement, "while worthy of support, we did not fund the organizations targeted," adding that he remains committed to helping secure the amazon for the future of all brazilians. the fires so far have helped destroy millions of acres of the ecosystem known as the lungs of the earth. >> governments around the world including brazil need to work together to make sure this doesn't continue. >> the president of a count

under bolsonaro, they're coming under increasing attack.just heard a few days ago that the indigenous affairs department of brazil have brought out a bill saying employers who are protect indigenous people and monitor the territories of uncontacted will now be going into territories that have not been recognized officially. that means at least 10 uncontacted groups are now severely a at risk of attack. amy: can you talk about the significance of the right livelihood award back when your group survivival international, got it in 1989? i know this year -- in fact, just after this broadcast, we're going g immediate lite i intervw davi kopenawa who, together with association -- yanomami hutukara association are receiving the award here in stockholm. >> i think it is a very important word because it recognizes people who are not generally where alone who are working all around the world -- well known, who are working all around the world fighting for a better world, for social justice, cetera. by getting this award, it givess them an internation

we are here denouncing the policies because bolsonaro is not only bad for brazil, bolsonaro is bad forwhole world. .> i am from brazil we are here at the climate group and many a other climate justice movements. we arere pleadining for the surl and the support for indigenous peoples that are the guardians of the forest. and the first ones to be attacked in this moment with genocide and ecocide that we are living. brazil is one of the countries that has killed the most nature protecectors and climate activis in the world. many of them are indigenous nations. because our territories are the ones that protect or than 80% of biodiversity in the world. >> i am 17 years old. i am from the ecuadorian amazon. my community has been fighting oil since forever, as long as i can remember. , grew up during this process fight. my people have been fighting this for such a long time. that has made me part of this movement. i think it is my responsibility as a young person and and indigenous youth to make the people of the amazon -- to make their voices heard in spaces like this. ♪ getting stronger by

otherwise people like boll on s bolsonaro can keep them down.ture, losing their home, not to mention the wildlife we're losing in these fires, and the ecological stability. we're losing all our precipitation that makes south america the powerhouse it is. this is bolsonaro going for short term gain over long term stability. i think he's honestly a little bit intimidated. we see leo with a suit on talking at the u.n. this guy knows it's a systemic problem and he understands how bad it is and that in order to change it we have to deal with it on the inside. bolsonaro is actually a little bit spooked so he's responding. >> he took on the fight with lee owe dicaprio. >> not a good idea. >> not at all. paul, good to see you again, thank you. >>> lawmakers are returning to washington today following the holiday break. and they have a big week ahead including a crucial impeachment report expected to come out in 24 hours. a critical report on that vote in two days. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something

bolsonaro acted quickly and said that i will talk to trump if needed.eem like they knew it was coming. the foreign minister at the day alsoyesterday with his sudden announcement of tariffs on steel and aluminum from brazil and argentina, including the brazilian said we will try to wt out, we are trying to figure it out. david: president trump has been also there has- been supportive of president trump. how critical are steel exports? asaro has said time and again he is an admirer of trump and has sided with him. in the white house press conference they did earlier this year, you could see, he even endorsed the 2020 candidacy at that point. asaro has said time andhe is my aligned, his government is more ideologically aligned, shifting away from the leftist government had.we previously he has really banked on that relationship to shift brazil's foreign policies. david: brazil has a lot of issues are due with an president bolsonaro has a lot of things on his agenda. does he need the u.s. to do any of that, or is it internal to brazil? >> i think it is more

david: moment where i almost feel sorry for bolsonaro. turn to a place where i never thought, given where we have been recently, and that is chile. they have really stumbled. me, on-air andke talk about an example of what the rest of latin america can aspire to, in terms of aggregate economic stability, poverty reduction, the ability to have an international profile with trade, investment. we have seen over the last several months, not all chileans have seen success with the current model and have really gone to the streets not to complain necessarily about inequality, which has existed forever, but really to protest expectations, the idea that the chilean model, which has worked for so long at the top level, needs to work better for everybody. what we are seeing in 2020 is the president has called for a referendum to see whether the chilean people want to go forward with a constitutional rewrite. based on that, there will always be a constitutional reform effort. at the end of the day, the government and political classes will have to re

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brazil's president jair bolsonaro has accused the actor leonardo dicaprio of "giving money to set theence for his allegation.|n an instagram post, the actor, who has pledged five million dollars for the defence of the amazon, has denied mr bolsonaro's claim. the brazilian president has previously accused some ngos of starting the fires that broke out earlier this year, in order to receive more money. several people have been arrested, including four volunteer firefighters, amid allegations they started fires to generate ngo donations. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a new law in china means smartphone users will have to submit to facial recognition software to access the internet. and a positive message for world aids day from prince harry. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless, that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six o

bolsonaro. burning a hole through the heart of biodiversity of life on our flan, trampling on the basic human rights of indigenous peoples, and calling into fundamental question the future of our biggest rain forest. this is -- >> not a drill. rolf: in indonesia in recent years the slashing and burning of peat forests have created plumes of toxic smoke burning for weeks or even months. crossing across international boundaries, visible from space and sickening the air that people breathe, sometimes emitting more carbon emissions , more carbon pollution, per day than the entire united states. and in the process poisoning many thousands of people. a recent study suggested that maybe 100,000 people, mostly children and elderly and people with respiratory illnesses may have died prematurely in one year alone as a result of that deforestation. this is -- >> not a drill! rolf: when people, indigenous people, when people in affected communities dare to stand up for their lands and push back, dare to sta

now let's brief you on some other business stories: brazil's president jair bolsonaro said he would seekt trump after the us threatened to slap tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from brazil and argentina. mr trump claimed those countries have presided over a massive devaluation of their currencies, making their goods cheaper and hurting us farmers. the us has threatened the european union with new tariff hikes related to the airbus subsidy dispute at the wto. us trade representative robert lighthizer raised the possibility of higher levies after securing washington's latest legal victory in the long—running dispute. a wto panel on monday said that brussels had failed to comply with its rulings. as the cop25 climate conference gets under way in madrid, some of the planet's biggest polluters are in focus. the boss of australian airline qantas alanjoyce spoke to the bbc‘s mariko oi, claiming the carrier was pulling out all the stops to combat the damage its business wreaks on the environment. from 2020 we will be carbon neutral in all of ourgrowth, including project sunrise, it will be

en horas de la noche, un tweet del presidente jair bolsonaro alertÓ la comunidad chilena.tiempo, para las prÓximas horas, se estima poder encontrar restos de labio para responder la gran interrogante del accidente que enluta a los chilenos. las autoridades de aviaciÓn chilena han confirmado que se seguirÁ intensamente con la bÚsqueda, ahora apoyados por la marina argentina, brasileÑa, uruguaya y se suma el Último dÍa la de estados unidos tambiÉn. patricia: autoridades confirmaron la muerte de los hermanos estadounidenses, tras la erupciÓn volcÁnica en nueva zelanda. son dos adolescentes de 16 y 14 aÑos que se habÍan mudado de illinois a australia. fueron declarados desaparecidos inicialmente. los padres de los menores continÚan en la lista de personas desaparecidas. se reportan ocho muertes y numerosos heridos. enroque: en unos minutos comienza una de las mayores manifestaciones del catolicismo en todo el mundo. la veneraciÓn a la virgen de guadalupe en la basÍlica de la ciudad de mÉxico. cada 12 de diciembre se conmemora la cuarta apariciÓn de la milagrosa de la virgen ma

you have jair bolsonaro come up dinero, and president trump. trump is pulling the u u.s. outf that paris climate agreement. it would officially be pulled out the day after the electioion nenext year, y yet h how did thy wield so much power at this cop ? >> they are not out off the protest yet. that w will happen next year. they w wielded a lotot of power. there were storiries about negotiators, loss a and damage negotitiations, saying g they we literally bebeing bulullied by e u.s. negotiators sthey playedd an extremelyly destructive role, partrticularly in n the loss and damamage negotiationons pertaing to finance for loss and damage.. you know, t this is unbelievabl. amy:y:xplain. i'm always tryrying to break don u.n. language to explain loss and damage. >> thihis is the impact of clime change. the losses that we are witnessing across the world, the damage t that is expernced devastatining typhoons as we've seen, for examample, in ththe philippines.s. thee devevastation caused by fis as we have seen in australia. damagehe losses inin the relad to that.t. --is not only a

following what you've already got about a lot of controversy and international fronts, president bolsonaro sent in the army and declared a 60 day moratorium on fire in the region, which point fires stop being set. and the fires but government support is responsible for both starting and ending this problem this year.sp so not climate, deliberate, turned on and off by government action and inaction. mark asked a little bit for me to say something about the issue of tipping points that if, in the news quite a lot, and suffice to say it's a very complex area around the science, but the consensus as more and more data are emerging is that we are very, very close, particularly iner the southern d eastern parts of the basin to tipping point where the combination of land-use change and climate change will mean that force will not grow back, that we will be seeing the convergence to savannah like tropical ecosystems over the coming years. so having said that depressing statement, mark, authored back to you. >> monica, given this challenge, what are the options the international community faces and

bolsonaro's claim, posting on instagram, the future of these irreplaceable ecosystems is at stake, and i am proud to stand with the groups protecting them. while worthy of support, we did not fund the organizations targeted. environmental groups have accused bolsonaro of relaxing policies that led to this year's massive fires in the amazon. >>> coming up next, why swing-state democrats are keeping their distance from having the impeachment conversation with their constituents. >>> and as world leaders are set to gather at the u.n. climate conference, so is one u.s. teen looking to make her voice heard. we will hear from the young activist just ahead. lashmakes every lash fullyrom maybsensational.ork. our fanning brush volumizes every kind of lash... ...for a sensational full-fan effect. lash sensational. only from maybelline new york. it's versus the other guys.eese (cheering) clearly, velveeta melts creamier tthe bad news? ouyour patience might not.ay. new depend® fit-flex underwear offers your best comfort and protection guaranteed. because, perfect or not, life's better when you're

jaintina's president and bolsonaro have experienced a warm relationship with donald trump.any, dealing with china is enough to put the best of friends at odds. >> a strategist at the national education association and the foreign policy research institution joins me now from washington dc. farmers, or about is there another narrative at play? >> there are three things taking place. one is a demonstration of how president trump continues to demonstrate unreliability. naro, his biggest champion in south america, is going through the same experience japanese prime minister abe and the kurds and nato allies have all experienced. alliances -- to the president. from thehe blowback china trade war, argentina is one of the largest producers of soy beans, so they have benefited from this. another aspect which cannot be overlooked is the use of communities of color and particularly countries in latin america as punching bags for the president's narratives to his face. he is able to take unilateral action, seemed to get tough on latin american governments for a situation that he has h

reporter: stereotypes that are being reinforced by the bolsonaro government.ne: these are dark days for us right now. we're totally going backwards. we still have one of the best laws on protecting women. but it's hard to watch how the government is woworking on turng back time. rererter: that's also why y ths is thehe bigge mararch tt paraiba has s ever seen. on anaildede's banner, a a calr anan end to murdrder and viole. the e women shout,t, "we won'te up, , ow us respect," and "machio o kills ery y sing day." host: violence and repression don't exist here, say many women in nagorno-karabakh. they're well-educated and have a big say in the political and economic life of the enclave in the southern caucasus mountains. how did that happen? nagorno-karabakh has been the subject of a decades-long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. as a result, most of its men become soldiers to defend the borders of the self-proclaimed republic. and the absence of men has opened up new opportunities for women. repopoer: this w was once th frontle e in the conflict betwtwee

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claim that an actor is trying to hurt the environment he's trying to protect just shows how little bolsonaro has in his pocket. >> investigators have not found any evidence to support those accusations. dicaprio posted on instagram that he did not fund the organizations targeted and he remains commit today securing the amazon. so far those fires have devoid millions of acres. >> a piece of history possibly linked to jesus christ is now home. it's a tiny wooden relic thought to be in the manger where jesus was from rome today. the relic is encased in a silver cross. there it is. christians say it was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago. a massive crowdures of the reli entered its permanent home at the church of saint katherine. >> a hidden crisis that you have to go under water to see. purple sea urchins are invading and destroying kelp forests on the sea floor. scientists say more than 90% of kelp beds in chalifornia are no gone. a virus keeps wiping them out. solutions on controlling the you are chin's population are limited. regulations say you aurchins cay be harvested by ha

agreement, let alone support it, then what we get is other naysayers, as you have heard, brazil, led by bolsonaronfortunately following suit. in a few minutes‘ time viewers on bbc one willjoin us for a round up of the day's news with reeta chakrabarti. first, one of the people injured in last week's volcanic eruption on white island in new zealand has now died in hospital. it brings the confirmed death toll to 16. rescue teams returned to white island earlier today but could not find the bodies of two people who are still missing. phil mercer has more from sydney. 18 people now confirmed dead in the disaster that struck on monday at white island in the bay of plenty just off new zealand's north island. those recovery teams returned to the volcanic island today, sunday, to once again look for two bodies. there are two more victims who have been unaccounted for. the authorities have been working on the theory that one of those bodies may well be near the crater, and another was apparently seen in the water 2a hours after the eruption. on friday, recovery teams brought out six bodies, but the search

president bolsonaro in brazil was against china when he was a candidate.nd he was very outspoken about his thoughts negative thoughts about china. he recently visited china. and he came back so pleased with china that he said the chinese citizens will no longer need a visa to go to brazil. and he just received, two weeks ago, the huawei co in brazil, in his presidential office. the. i wrote an article saying that latin american and caribbean are going a chinese garden. because china is investing massively into the region and helping these countries develop and grow. and prosper. bolsonaro was of course cozying up to president trump. he made a love statement to trump. but now he's making a love statement to president xi. because of chinese investments, that latin america and the caribbean desperately need, like the president of the dominican republic told me, why ave relationsublic told me, why with china, isn't the same thing happening throughout southeast asia? >> similarity between latin america and some of the partnerships china's building there and wha

has modi,rump, india has with the philippines have with duterte, and brazil with bolsonaro. these are very dangerous times. just when we need to confront the greatest predicament humankind has ever faced, which is the collapse of our life-support system, our governments are in the hands of giant toddlers who just want to smash up all of our public protections, our public services , any means by which the power of capital and those who accumulate it can be restrained. george, can you speculate about what you think accounts for the scale of the victory? many thought that boris johnson would win this election, but not by such a major landslide. there are several factors. one is that they have learned from trump, they have learned from modi, they have learned from the referendum result in u.k. three years ago, basically, cheating and lying wins, particularly when you can weaponize it through social media on a massive scale with unaccountable dark ads were nobody knows what anybody is seeing. that is a highly effective and highly dangerous tactic. and they have refined it and ref

. >> no, because bolsonaro is pro chopping down the amazon.s tutelage or power the speed at which the amazon has been deforested has gone up, not down. >> this is beef and sugar are the two main drivers here. >> yeah. >> i mean, if there were a demand reduction would that help the situation at all? >> i mean, in theory it would, but the demand reduction would have to come to china and europe. americans are not eating brazilian beef. >> really? this is all about who is getting it. >> who is getting it. >> we need the chinese to become vegan and who else? >> a lot of europe. >> it's not just the amazon, though, green land's ice sheet melting at an accelerated rate, one scientist said the worst-case scenario is business as usual. >> right. green land is melting at a huge rate. our immediate reaction would be why do i care? i don't live in the arctic. as green land melts it raises sea levels that's a huge issue for anyone living near the coast. as the arctic thaws it creates methane. i want to be clear. there's 97% scientific consensus among clima

the agreement, let alone support it, what we get is other naysayers as you heard purcell led by bolsonaronfortunately following suit. —— as you heard brazil. the united states arrived with maybe a delegates who spend their time going around the meetings to discuss one—on—one with other countries, to try and persuade them not to take action. that is a very powerful force. what i not to take action. that is a very powerfulforce. what i believe is the way forward in the run—up to the glasgow meeting next year in november, is that the coalition of the willing nations should be expanded rapidly beyond europe and include the states of... ten or 12 states in the united states, but forming a coalition of the willing, in the run—up to the madrid. forming a coalition of the willing, in the run-up to the madrid. in other words, the process has almost become an obstacle to getting progress? that is absolutely right. you will remember we believe we could get an agreement in copenhagen and at the time of the copenhagen agreement, we had president bush in the presidency in the united states and we knew

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has said a bill authorizing mining in protected indigenous reserves has been blamed for soil contamination and water pollution and contributes to deforestation in the amazon. lebanon has a new prime minister. hassan diab won enough votes from lebanese mps after receiving the backing of the shia movement hezbollah. lebanon has been shaken by a wave of protests demanding radical political change. and a father here in britain was saved by his quick thinking three year old. stefan snowden left home on his paw patrol truck to call for help after his father had a seizure at home. he was then spotted by two women as traffic beeped and passed around him. stefan's mother has praised him for his bravery. at least three people have been killed in india, where protests against a controversial new citizenship law have spread across the country. in the south, two died in mangaluru — the city previously known as mangalore — when officers opened fire on crowds trying to set fire to a police station. the third death happened far to the north, in lucknow. many of india

president bolsonaro made a quick comment to journalists that he will talk to finance ministers about this, and may reach out to trump. -- to trump with hope he has an open kennel of -- an open channel of communication. alix: black friday saw over $7.4 billion in online sales. many shoppers spent the day clicking instead of lining up. give us the update of where we are so far from friday, and also on cyber monday so far. it looks like it turned out to be a great weekend for retailers, setting up the holiday season for a great start. november sales had started strong, and online sales are now estimated to have been in the high teens, about 18% for the black friday weekend. stores did well, too. store sales were up 4.2% on black friday, really setting the stage strong for the holiday period and for q results. , and sales are expected in the high teens again. it is a very critical day for bricks that have online presence. alix: thank you very much. ,omething else i am watching france. apparently there was a backlash le blackhat is called friday. they blame amazon for importing consumeris

how do you account for clinical rest when it comes to president bolsonaro because it is not clear whereo you account for political risk? the political sense, i would not look at brazil. i would love more in argentina. will that become a disorderly default? look at chile or peru. david: two or three years ago, would've thought chile? kathryn: it is a pet caster fee what is going on. brooke: you talk about brazil benefiting from the trade war. they have accumulated market share, and i think the pie can expand. if china continues to grow at the pace we have seen -- over the last five years china has been decelerating but they continue to add demand to the global economy -- there can be that pie growing. i think brazil has maintained the ability to export and increase their production to match that. david: where are you on mexico? the private sector is not sure where the president is going. kathryn: they are scared. with some reason. from a market perspective, mexican assets are looking beaten up and i think there's a lot of value there. on the other front, while he talks a big game, he has

pink dÁndole su apoyo, creo que cuando se mete con 1 persona que lo estÁ haciendo bien, el mismo bolsonaroque ella haces para el bien de toda la humanidad, no veo la necesidad de atacarla. eliangelica: esta posiciÓn de presidente donald trump y de estas personas que referÍa paula no es sÓlo machista sino intimidatoria de alguna forma ella estÁ siendo vÍctima de este grupo de gente que se ha dado a la tarea de insultar porque su causa no les resulta familiar marcela: eso es cierto y es posible que estemos de acuerdo pero hay 1 mensaje detrÁs de greta, donde estÁ completamente en contra presidente donald trump, entonces en este caso no es exclusivamente greta es que le estÁ dando muy duro al mensaje del tema climÁtico. estÁ empoderar por supuesto por la situaciÓn pero no solamente ella lleva la banderahay millones de personas en el mundo que lleva la bandera que ella ahora que sea la persona del aÑo, la protagonista del momento, tiene que ver mucho en esta molestia del presidente. pero el mensaje, el mensaje es que estÁ atacando realmente. eliangelica: el presidente de alguna manera siendo e