n az: mercedes bustamente is a biologist and professor at the university of brasilia. she says bolsonaro's push to open up the amazon rainforest for more agriculture and mining, threatens both the battle against global warming and brazil's image and legacy as an environmental leader. >> brazil has made huge progrese inast years trying to reduce deforestation rates in the amazon. and as the economic situation in brazil is not that good, the main argument is thaten ronmental protection is stopping brazilian economic growth. >> nawaz: bolsonaro's administration has already overseen historic lef deforestation-- rolling back regulations on protected areas a in the amazon, slashing the cydget of brazil's main environmental agy 24%. >> he has weakened all of the environmental agencies in brazil that were responsible for licensing, monitoring, and just sendg people out to make sur that deforestation wasn't happening. he has basically upended all of those institutions. >> nawaz: but one policy turn- around by bolsonaro has given environmentalists hope: his reversal on a campaig

for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz, in brasilia, brazil. >> woodruff: puerto rico is under hurricane watch late today, as tropical storm dorian bears down on the island. residents and government agencies are again bracing themselves for the blow, just under two years sincee hurricanria ravaged the island, leaving much of its power grid, water systems, anduc other infrasre in tatters. for a look at how the island's government is preparing and its citizens are stocking up andwe hunkering downurn to danica coto of the associated press. >> woodruf danica, help owe, thank you for joining us. what is the latest the hurricane center is saying about this storm. >> theadjusted the forecast a little bit. now the storm will afct the central part of puerto rico and the southwest region and heavy rain on thnorth coast. >> james: are they saying how strong the storm they expect it to be? >> it remains near hurricane strength. it has been dn graded the last couple of days. at the beginning it was a category one hurricane. now it's suppose to be near hurricane strength. >> woodruff: what are people

i did so you don't buy from i am a mule to a posh owl and i belong to a firefighters but 8 from brasilia i am here to supervise the brigade from the shingle national park. live . using several different feel the situation is alarming that if you don't do the wild piles of destroying many hector's a forest you want to want to. come and help. the last resort to prevent the worst is to start a count of fire in the underbrush. from i would think we call this ping a fire we open up a line of defense and the ping of fire serves as a counter fire in the hole. it runs counter to the main fire and that way we can control the entire defense line go up without a nuke we simply prefer you to feel. for centuries the indigenous peoples cleared land by burning safety. by the high levels of moisture in the forest the dwindling rainfall has now reduced that natural fire protection. now their theory is that much of the rain forest could turn into a savannah. to measure the effects of climate change on the amazon basin a research center was set up in the rain forest. the amazonian tool tower observatory op

but the government in brasilia appears unwilling to engage in dialogue protecting the indigenous people and the rain forest is not a priority. the dam nearing completion on the shingle river is one of the biggest in the world yet the belmont a dam complex is just one more of the forest and its inhabitants. gigantic projects including 70 major. land to make brazil a global play on the energy. every damn destroys the ecological balance of the rain forest and decimate its incredible biodiversity thousands of its animal and plant species are believed to be still undiscovered. resources for humanity scientists see that as the truth. i walk barefoot because it's safer. because if you are frightened of the forest if you don't feel the forest you can't see the forest and strangely enough people who wear boots and shoes. much more often people who will be afraid so i also do with the safety. i am doing our work for the national institute for. research and i've been here for 36 years and i study large diversity. specs from where it is to how to mine time. finding people who want to help. so we ha

after meeting in brasilia with amazon state governors ball scenario even suggested there should be more developments in the amazon region hours later a congressional committee approved in the memo to allow commercial agriculture on indigenous reservations something that is currently prohibited. we're winning this war with the support of you all to show what the amazon region is to show its potential in the benefits it can bring to all including our brothers dean d. and also has the support of the u.s. president with whom he has a close relationship and the shared love of tweeting. reaction in brazil to their president's handling of the crisis has been mixed and game. no one can live completely alone no one grows alone any help is always welcome as long as it's well intended. cannot be linked to any kind of submission to foreign countries brazil must have autonomy over the amazon we cannot accept this internationalization of the amazon. any further development of the amazon will be met with strong opposition from around the world however it's the indigenous communities who live in the fo

station meanwhile hundreds of women living in the rain forests are making their way to the capital brasilia to join a protest against land clearance. these indigenous women of travel to presume to sound the monday forestation. they say both scenarios policies favoring development are destroying their homeland. larry's money that is the one that is women women women i.s.o.'s our forests is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody is listening now we need to shout as the west for the deforestation of our land we are crying for help me to have data from the brazilian government's own i n p institute shows deforestation accelerating sharply the agency says some 2250 square kilometers were cleared last month an increase of 278 percent from a year ago. the president has repeatedly clashed with green campaign is over de forest station and opening up the amazon for development and he has this noble suggestion. that. it's enough to eat a little less you talk about environmental pollution it's enough to poop every other day that will be better for the whole world. that sun likely to c

commerce secretary wilbur ross was in brasilia to commemorate 100 years of economic relations between the 2 nations u.s. is pursuing closer ties with latin america's top economy and hopes to sell of more of a lot of products including ethanol a key engine fuel. now it's barely a week since boris johnson became british prime minister and the fears are already mounting to his strategy of threatening a no deal breakers that lead to just that as opposed to the better deal he says he seeks for businesses that's the nightmare scenario and more are now preparing for the worst. right now the opel plant in port is closed for a summer break but soon it might be shut for good leaving over $1000.00 people out of a job. would not be a true grit any longer getting made elsewhere in europe john cooper has been working here for 40 years he worries about bricks and the plants future. sense of what we've built here to try to 4 countries in europe all of them. it would be. said opal. and in general in london no one seems to care what's best for the u.k. it's what's best for the it is within the. far in

hundreds of women living in brazil's rain forest are making their way to the capital brasilia to join an environmental protest land clearance has increased rapidly since the election of rightwing president. in january the government at the german government is so worried that it's suspending some $35000000.00 euros in funding for projects aimed at protecting brazilian for. these indigenous women of travel to presume to sound the alarm on the forestation. they say both scenarios policies favoring development are destroying their homeland. who larry it's money that is the one that is women women women i.s.o.'s our forests is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody is listening we need to shout as a last for the deforestation of our land we are crying for help. they have data from the brazilian government's own i n p institute shows deforestation accelerating sharply the agency says some 2250 square kilometers were cleared last month an increase of 278 percent from a year ago. the president has repeatedly clashed with green campaign is over de forest station and opening

brazil have broken into a police station the women have traveled from remote areas to the capital brasilia campaigning against presidential you have both seen arias policies as opening up the amazon for development. and the american acts of peace and fonda has died at the age of 79 his family said he passed away in his los angeles home following a battle with lung cancer on that was best known for playwriting and starring in the classic road movie easy rider which made him a symbol of the 1960 s. culture counter culture. now police in zimbabwe have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse anti-government protests. as in the capital harare more than $100.00 opposition supporters despite a police and a court battle to take to the streets. chaos and violence as zimbabwe police clashed with opposition supporters firing tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters. earlier on friday demonstrators took to the streets of harare after their plans for a large scale marches were banned by police late on thursday nights. that angry at the government blaming them for the country's daya kon

brazil have broken into a police station the women have traveled from remote areas to the capital brasilia they campaigning against president diable scenario's policies of opening up the amazon for development. hollywood is mourning peter fonda star of classic sixty's by can move easy rider the actor and producer died of lung cancer at the age of 79 best known for the motorcycle cult classic for fun and carried on making films until his death he died surrounded by his family. we proudly walked up to the law which was very funny very funny there was a. piece of fonda hailed from hollywood royalty his dad was the oscar winning actor henry fonda famed for weston's and the actress and activist jane fonda as his older sister. this is great for me to be able to join my father and i certainly know that my sister and daughter will be followers soon in fact my son is a camera man my oldest son you guys i love you all you know that because we see each other at all sorts of things but this is the people the by the difference. i have. over there you overcome it outer peter fonda found fame as a drug t

trafficking charges tens of thousands of women have marched through the streets of brazil's capital brasilia to denounce president changable sonora and defend women's rights protesters also called attention to the struggles of her old workers it is the 3rd anti-government protest in the city in 2 days. hong kong is bracing for more mass protests over night police fired off tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters in the city's financial district the pro-democracy demonstrations are now in their 10th week marked by firsts of violence u.s. president all trump has linked a possible trade deal with china to a peaceful resolution on hong kong on twitter he urged chinese leader xi jinping to solve the crisis in his words humanely meanwhile beijing is ramping up its rhetoric saying the protests are approaching what it calls terrorism. yet another night of protests. and more tear gas as police and demonstrators clashed on the streets of hong kong. 10 weeks since millions marched against a controversial law the protest showed no sign of letting up the police respond to take us truncheons under arr

after meeting in brasilia with amazon the state governors ball scenario even suggested there should be more developments in the amazon region hours later a congressional committee approved in the membership to allow commercial agriculture on indigenous reservations something that is currently prohibited still will get us out yeah we're winning this war with the support of you all to show what the amazon region is to show its potential in the benefits of can bring to all including our brothers dean d. and also has the support of the u.s. president with whom he has a close relationship and the shared love of tweeting. reaction in brazil to their president's handling of the crisis has been mixed and game. no one can live completely alone no one grows alone any help is always welcome as long as it's well intended. cannot be linked to any kind of submission to foreign countries brazil must have autonomy over the amazon we cannot accept this internationalization of the amazon. any further development of the amazon will be met with strong opposition from around the world however it's the indi

commerce secretary wilbur ross was in brasilia to commemorate 100 years of economic relations between the 2 nations u.s. is pursuing closer ties with latin america's top economy and hopes to sell of more of a lot of products putting ethanol a key engine fuel. that's fairly weak since boris johnson became british prime minister and the fears are already mounting to his strategy of threatening a no deal brags that lead to just that as opposed to the better deal he says he seeks for businesses that's the nightmare scenario and more are now preparing for the worst. right now the opel plant in port is closed for a summer break but soon it might be shut for good leaving over $1000.00 people out of a job. would not be a trooper it any longer getting made elsewhere in europe john cooper has been working here for 40 years he worries about breakfasts and the plants future. of what we build here to 24 countries and all of them. it would be a disaster that opal. in london no one seems to care what's best for the u.k. it's what's best for the precious he is with and it's. far in the north of the c

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the village center for 9 days and nights it's this kind of cohesion and solidarity that helps send brasilia depending survivors a community despite centuries of persecution poverty and discrimination. today that putting care of us our own officially recognized minority in colombia. but the trauma of slavery as a lasting legacy. i will form of the meat out of it but now there are 2 ways of looking at slavery there's the physical manifestation where slaves feel the chains and shackles on their arms and ankles really yet this form of slavery has disappeared. i thought but i think you. but not the psychological slavery our minds are still subject to an installation process we still haven't overcome it which is why a lot of descendants of african slaves still tend to deny their roots. in getting on a got to. alexander fun home board referred to slavery as the greatest of all evils which of afflicted mankind. the explorer repeatedly wrote of his disgust at the injustices he saw in the colonies to the extent that some of his works ended up being banned there but to the last number stayed true to h

and the battle to save the amazon rain forest thousands of indigenous women travel to the capital brasilia on tuesday to rally against president also narrow they say he has in effect declared war on their people by pledging to open indigenous reserve land to mining and agriculture. dense rain forest in the state of pariah an area twice the size of france this is home to many of brazil's indigenous people but it's also the site of many get in post illegal gold mines the small scale mines use mercury for extraction which subsequently leaks into the surrounding area. but that's of little interest to brazil's far right president j. airball scenario he wants such mining legalized. my mining minister is working on a law to legalize gold mining not just on private land but also in indigenous reserves. brazil's indigenous people live in protected reserves something no previous democratically elected president has ever called into question. now however the areas guarded only by brazil's environmental all summer to ease. their police officers are heavily armed and gold diggers one of their main targ

brazil in the fight over the amazon rain forest thousands of indigenous women traveled to the capital brasilia on tuesday to rally against president. they say he has in effect declared war on their people by pledging to open indigenous reserve land to mining and agriculture around 13 percent of brazil's national territory is allotted for their use. dense rain forest in the state of kyra an area twice the size of from this is home to many of brazil's indigenous people but it's also the site of many posts illegal gold mines the small scale mines use mercury for extraction which subsequently leaks into the surrounding area but little interest to brazil's far right president. he wants such mining legalized. my mining minister is working on a law to legalize gold mining not just on private land but also in indigenous reserves. brazil's indigenous people live in protected reserves something no previous democratically elected president has ever called into question. night money to greenpeace and co. but such complaining doesn't help the police destroy the machines even though these will almost certai

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil, in sao paulo, brasilialso caused the international outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and just on a human level, and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. a british man who's the mayor of a small german town is facing the sack — because of brexit. ian mcnab is the mayor of brunsmark, home tojust 170 residents — but he'll be out of a job once the uk leaves the bloc, because he won't be an eu citizen anymore. he's been speaking to glenn campbell. in a quiet corner of northern germany, there is a small community with a scotsman in charge. the saltire flies proudly at the home of ian mcnab, who will have to quit as burgermeister, or mayor, of brunsmark when the uk leaves the eu. the minute brexit occurs, that's me, that's end of my tenure. why? because i am no longer an eu citizen. no eu, no burgermeister. elected burgermeister three times, ian oversees local servic

and tens of thousands of women have marched through the streets of brazil's capital brasilia to denounce president. and defend women's rights the protesters also called attention to the struggles of dural workers it is a 3rd anti-government protest in the city in 2 days. india's prime minister narendra modi has defended his decision to end kashmir special status he was speaking at independence day celebrations in delhi marking 72 years since the british raj was dismantled and divided into india and pakistan tensions are high between the south asian neighbors more than a week after the indian government withdrew the semi-autonomous status of kashmir pakistan also claims the region as its own. india's national flag unfolds at independence day celebrations in delhi a symbol not only of 72 years of freedom from british rule but now also perhaps of the country's nationalistic shift months after his landslide election when prime minister narendra modi defended his recent decision to strip kashmir of its special status he said the step would restore the disputed regions past glory. oh it can gr

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil, in sao paulo, brasilia outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and just on a human level, and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. protesters are gathering again in hong kong forfurther demonstrations following a night of violence in which nearly 30 people were arrested. police used tear gas after some protesters threw molotov cocktails and bricks, ending a week of peaceful demonstrations. the family members of some police officers are among those holding a rally today, calling on officers to use restraint when dealing with activists and seeking an independent investigation into police violence. the protests started three months ago over a now—suspended extradition bill, but have evolved into demands for greater democracy. a man in his 30s remains in hospital under police guard after being arrested on suspicion of murder. it follows the fatal stabbing of a man in hi

hundreds of indigenous women have protested in brazil's capital brasilia on tuesday against the policiesedical services, forcing them to travel to local towns and cities to see doctors that lack the infrastructure and specialised units. on wednesday, women from over 100 ethnic groups will come together to demand greater protection for their land. president bolsonaro, who faces growing criticism over deforestation in the amazon, says he is opposed to demarcating land for indigenous groups. it's still a few weeks until a major summit on climate change at the united nations in new york but greta thunberg is already packed, because the teenage campaigner is going to sail across the atlantic on a zero carbon journey. she'll be travelling on a yacht with solar panels and underwater turbines. our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt has been speaking to her about the voyage. how do you get to new york without any co2 emissions? this is how. but greta thunberg isn't anxious. i might feel a bit seasick and it's not going to be comfortable but that i can live with. the malizia is all abo

those look like because of course we have brazilian indigenous women who are marching all the way to brasilia to protest some of us in our policies and among them are these environmental policies have a look you know some thank you. we will be here shouting women women women s.o.s. our fire is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody's listening we need a shout s.o.s. for the defiant station of our land we need help we need to have visibility do you understand we're crying for how did i stop it in football. so philippe paolo here on twitter says brazil under the helm of all scenario has prioritise industry interests by mining and farming on indigenous lands and weakening environmental restrictions the development of the amazon poses a threat to the plethora of indigenous communities that live there talk to us about the specific incidences that have been happening with some of these communities. my 1st thing is i'm going to strike today defending education at the same time that i'm on strike defending dimas and we are all in the strike. as a university in brazil. this is not a

tens of thousands of women have marched through the streets of brazil's capital brasilia to denounce president. and defend women's rights the protesters also called attention to the struggles of rural workers it is the 3rd anti-government protest in the city in 2 days. stock markets around the globe are dropping amid signs of a looming recession the sharp selloff follows the release of poor economic data from germany and china and a key u.s. benchmarks also signaling more trouble ahead on wednesday the dow jones industrial average suffered its worst day of the year so far closing 3 percent down for european equities should more than 2 percent markets to look at this calmer today. let's get rid the very latest on the story we have michael hewson the chief market analyst for c.m.c. markets in london and our financial correspondent and then to buy stock in frankfurt good to see you both anetta let's start with you let's get the very latest what is the picture there in frankfurt this morning. well actually after a sort of stable start to the trading session we now see losses of up to one

tens of thousands of women have marched through the streets of brazil's capital brasilia to denounce president charles and narrow and defend women's rights the protesters also called attention to the struggles of rural workers it is the 3rd anti-government protest in the city in 2 days. and india is celebrating independence day marking 72 years since the british raj was dismantled and divided into india and pakistan and tensions are high between the south asian neighbors more than a week after the indian government withdrew the semi-autonomous status of kashmir pakistan also claims that region as its own. the us has requested the right to seize an iranian oil tanker detained by gibraltar last month the supreme court was supposed to decide today whether to release the ship but that ruling has been delayed gibraltar police and british marines captured the vessel the grace one at the beginning of july it was suspected of bringing a rainy night oil to syria which would violate the e.u. and u.s. sanctions now this is all come as they use is scrambling to save the nuclear agreement with ir

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil — in sao paulo, brasilia rio. and it's also caused the international outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and, just on a human level, on an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. will grant reporting there. riot police have fired tear gas and baton—charged protesters in hong kong. the latest clashes come as the protests enter their twelth week. enter their twelfth week. they began in response to a controversial extradition bill but have since grown into broader anti—government demonstrations. new 3d baggage scanners will be introduced at all major airports in the uk by 2022, under government plans announced today. ministers say the technology will cut queues, boost security and will mean passengers will no longer have to remove laptops and liquids from their luggage as it's screened. our business correspondent katy austin has more. a familiar sight to air travellers — c

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities in brazil in sao paulo in brasilia because these are considered the lungs of these are considered the lungs of the world. and just on a human level and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. now, the forest has already been cut back for timber and is much weakened so when the fires are starting, they take very easily, particularly given this dry weather. but the activists say the problem is this is just the but the activists say the problem is this isjust the beginning of the season of dry weather and things are going to get a lot, a lot worse before they improve. so far, shia bolsonaro has blamed the media. he has sacked the head of brazil's national speech —— space research programme which is in charge of tracking the deforestation data. the activists say that he and his policies and his disregard for the environment, his disregard for the amazon, is really to blame. but it is undoubtedly one of the more shocking sites i ha

now thousands of women from brazil's indigenous tribes have marched in brasilia demanding going to protectionor the rain forest the protest is part of on going back against president chavez also his policies to open up the amazon to development of his sables nora's plans impede on the basic rights of indigenous people deforestation group on alarming rate with many blaming the president's anti environment rhetoric . well the world power gliding championships all taking place in north macedonia right now with $150.00 of the best pilots participating paragliding is a growing sport requiring years of finesse and skill challenges there is a harding reports now from macedonia. like colorful birds in the breeze these paragliders are competing against each other in the wind there are $150.00 pilots from $48.00 countries taking part in these world championships their sports have helped provide 50 percent boost to tourism in crucible next year the town will be an official world training site for me is the most only of us then it is a let's see if for professional it is but maybe the biggest achievement

this is the reason for the protests taking place in sao paulo, brasilia, in rio.outcry. this is a global crisis because these are considered the lungs of the world. on the human level, on an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. riot police have fired tear gas and baton—charged protesters in hong kong. the latest clashes come as the protests enter their 12th week. they began in response to a controversial extradition bill but have since grown into broader anti—government demonstrations. at least five people, including a child, have died, after a mid—air collision between a helicopter and and plane in mallorca. the accident happened in the inca region of the spanish island. emergency services are attending the scene. over a million people are expected at the notting hill carnival in west london over the next two days. in the last half an hour a 72—second silence was held to remember those who died in the fire at grenfell tower. the 72 seconds silence for grenfell will begin

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil — in sao paulo, brasiliaional outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and, just on a human level, on an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. now the forest has already been cut back for timber and is much weakened. so when the fires are started, they take very easily, particularly given this dry weather. but the activists say the problem is this is just the beginning of the season of dry weather, that things are going to get a lot worse before they improve. riot police have fired tear gas and baton—charged protesters in hong kong. the latest clashes come as the protests enter their 12th week. they began in response to a controversial extradition bill but have since grown into broader anti—government demonstrations. 0ur correspondent stephen mcdonell has sent this report from where some of the worst clashes have been happening. this is a new development, these protesters,

this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil, in sao paulo, brasilia, and rio. this has also caused the international outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and just on a human level, and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. plenty of hazy sunshine to be had. a lot of sunshine compared to yesterday. cloud for the channel islands, west wales and may be edging towards the coast of north—west england to the afternoon. it is going to feel a bit hotter than yesterday. where you have cloud temperatures may be a couple of degrees lower but for many of us adding a few degrees to these temperatures. more of us creeping to 30 or even 32 in parts of south—east england. into tonight and some areas of cloud across western parts and fog patches so there could be some areas of poor visibility developing into the bank holiday monday morning and overnight temperatures m

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