for celia, it was an easy decision to swipe right. >> this guy suddenly comes up on my phone. and you can see he lives a very different life than what i'm living. he had some selfies. a picture in a nice car. you could see that he was a private jet. it was an overall package. >> reporter: the 29 year old grad student studying in london says she was immediately swept off her feet by simon and swept into a high-powered world of luxury. >> just his aura and charisma. >> reporter: most first dates don't end with a flight on a private plane. you go to bulgaria. >> i was texting my friends at the same time, i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: you had a nice time. >> yeah. >> reporter: and then you came back to the uk. and what did you think, it was going to continue? >> i was starting to feel like, okay, this guy actually is really nice and funny. and yes, someone that i could date and, like maybe have something with. >> reporter: but her dream of finding mr. right went horribly wrong. >> i hate him. this is so horrible. >> reporter: celia says simon told her he was an israel

now this is the hut that celia made for her and herself and fidel. and it is thereby a babbling brook and it doesn't compare to a chinese philosopher's house or it would be an awesome echo lodge today. it is up in the mountains it is very breezy and dreamy, very cool and the kitchen is still there and they have this bridge that was finally brought up and it still has the bullet holes that the air force made when they traced the mule train. now, you can still go up there and the guide will show you around. it is also barricaded off but then the guide sort of wandered off at one stage so i thought oh, i will climb over and i will go into the bedroom and was like okay, the mattress is still there, so i decided to lie down on fidel's bed. and, there is this gorgeous window. and it is filled with mariposa flowers, it is a lavish, tropical seen. and it is such a poetic little place, it was here where he acted like he was already president of cuba, giving orders and coming up with plans so people that came and trudged up there were incredibly impressed that

and celia, she backs out. she stays the great organizer, but -- and they have a suite in the havana hilton, but their romantic side starts to side. the guerillas keep their look, their uniforms, their long hair. they keep their beards. they're like the prototype hippies. to make a complete contrast with the very staid eisenhower era madmen sort of look of the time. and one of the things that i found interesting was if you look at the magazines of the period, the contrast between the guerillas and the grail la gals and the advertisements that are there in american magazines is particularly striking, because guys are in this short back and sides. in their suits and ties. the men in the gray flannel suit going off to work. and they're polishing their shoes. the women are all sort of the ideal house wife. they're cooking for the kids. they're doris day looking. the contrast was very striking. in a sense, the 60s as we know them as we refer to them in shorthand were beginning in 1959. this sort of idea of this rebe

celia and fidel don't. fidel took up with random admirers, and we don't know what she thought about it, but she sort of backs out. she stays the great organizer, but they have a suite in the havana hilton. but the romantic side of it starts to slide. meanwhile, the guerrillas keep their distinctive look, keep their uniforms. they keep their long hair. they keep their beards. they're like the prototype hippies. to make it a complete contrast with the very staid eisenhower era mad men sort of look of the time. and one of the things i found very interesting was if you look at the magazines of the period, the contrast between the guerrillas and the gals and the advertisements that are there in american magazines, particularly striking. you know, the guys are in those short -- you know, suits and ties. the men in the gray flannel suit. they're going off to work. you know, polishing their shoes. the women are all -- you know, doing the ideal housewife. they're cooking for the kids. you know, very doris day lookin

a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history to celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each mattern carries information about our ancestors.

so celia comes into desired this beautiful camp in a very isolated place and they can still go there today. they have go trail clambering up and and they charge along and someone opens up and this is what it's like in 1958. this is the main plaza where you would hang out there and read the newspaper people that would come up so as you can also see he started to grow his beard early on, they are throwing their razors overboard and decided they might as well keep growing their beards until the revolution was one. but given this character, fidel is wearing is wearing his cap and getting a distinctive look that will become world famous eventually. this was a hat that celia made for her and fidel thereby a bubbling brook and a chinese philosopher's hat very dreamy, very cool the bed is still there in the kitchen is still there and they have a fridge that was finally brought up . >> the guide will show you around and it's also barricaded off and the guys just wandered off at one stage so, oh well i will climb over and go in the bedroom and i was like oh okay the mattresses there so i just

has a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each matter and carries information about our ancestors. back then people could not use computers and things like that information was preserved on textiles often ticks even seen what is the at the vatican this is it doesn't add much so when you look at these works you go back 2000 years in time. and you have a living history. cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lace capital something ago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany some 19 years ago 1st living in munich and then moving to berlin in 2008. the german capital has become her 2nd home. as i can tell him of it often but i always heard about berlin as a child because my father was fascinated with german history. it never felt like an alien place to me and i was very curious when i arrived i immediately felt a connection it's so

board also and brazil thousands of women from brazil's and did in his tribes have marched in but as celia demanding greater protection for the rain forest the protests as part of ongoing battles against president also knows policies to open up the amazon to urban development activists say the plans and pay the basic rights of the indigenous people last year saw a major increase in the rate of deforestation with many blaming the president's policies. still ahead on al-jazeera the family of a jail saudi women's rights activist says she's been offered a deal in return for her freedom. amanda gallacher in iowa where a trade war with china is having a very real effect on farmers who will be asking if i brought culture still supports the president. however we got lots of warm sunshine across southern parts of europe at the moment gorgeous weather right through the map but you look a little further north we've got these lines of cloud pushing up to that western side of russia it's pretty brief the storms are rolling out as they sink in their way further south which of these was as we go through

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celia ackerman works for the gotham whales conservation group and is out here almost every day on the lookout for humpbacks. that whales. have recovered significantly since then a commercial whaling that protection in our waters now also we are. then they've been in decades. odds are then we see the 1st 2 whales spouting. a sign that they're on the hunt. the whale watchers are then also treated to a pod of young dolphins a key prey for both dolphins and humpback whales is menhaden. come. it's an oily forage fish that is in rich supply in these waters. what looks like rain hitting the water is actually a dense school of fish the menhaden often cluster in such concentrations that they can be easily spotted from the air off the coast of long island. the fish feed off algae and plankton that have absorbed carbon dioxide as such many haitian are both invaluable filter fish for the ocean and a vital part of the marine food chain. they not only supply the whales and dolphins but also other species the fish like stright and fish are see there and they're what's known as a keystone species. me

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. >> e so celia, thank you. >>> and the new headline tonight in the race for 2020. joe biden's wife, dr. jill biden, and what she said about her husband, even if he's not your favorite candidate. that that should not be the deciding factor, according to '. eporen wit t appeal to voters. >> you may like another candidate better, but you have to look at who is going to win. >> reporter: her pitch, even if you're not with joe biden on every issue, you should support him anyway if you want to beat trump. >> you know, your candidate might be better on, i don't know, health care than joe is, but you've got to look at who is going to win this election. and maybe you have to swallow a little bit and say, okay, i personally like so and so better, but your bottom line has to be that we have to beat trump. >> reporter: in iowa today, the former vice president asked about his wife's comments. >> she was making the case, you should pick the person you think could win, because none of our issues will matter if donald trump wins. that was the point she was making. >> reporter: it'

this is a woman named celia, a member of the indigenous community, speaking in a video that went viral acrossss brazil this wk. >> loowhat they of done to our reservation. for two years we have bee fighting toreservrve this land, d nonow ose trouemakers me herendnd setire to o ville.e. he if it were not enough, mining comnyny kills riviver, our peop, , our urcece o life and now they ve come set re to a servatio we w't stay qui.. tomoow we wi close t road and we want the media to defend us. amy: meanwhile, wildfires continue to rage in alaska, where a thick blanket of smoke has darkened the skies over age. -- over anchorage. july was the hottest month ever recorded on earth, and temperatures in alaska averaged more than 58 degrees fahrenheit -- 5.5 degrees above historic averages. elsewhere, fires raging in the canary islands forced 8000 people to evacuate. in siberia, more than n 21,000 squauare miles of forestst have burned so far this month. there have even been large-scale wildfires in greenland, which recently experienced its largest single-day ice melt inin histor. washington stat

this is s a woman named celia, a member of the indigenous community, speaking in a video ththat wental across brazil this wee >> look what they' d done ourur reservation. for two years we he e been fighting to presveve thilandnd, anand now those tublemake c come herend s setire totour village . as i it were not enough, the value nining cpany kil ourur river, our people, ousosourcef lifeanand now have come and set fireo ouour servatatn. quite.tt stay tomorrow we will close the road and we want the media to defend us. amy: we're joined in washington, d.c., by andrew miller advocacy , director for amazon watch. explain the scope of the problem right now in brazil. >> the problem in brazil is not just the fires we are seeing, which are incredibly v visual ad have really drawn the world's attention to what is happening, but the scope of the problems is much broader in terms of the policies and the rhetoric of the bolsonaro administratation -- which is not the first time the amazon has been under assault and not the first time indigenous peoeoples have been facing threats. but we have real

the bbc‘s celia hatton is in beijing.med military, it has the largest standing military in the world. it's upgrading all the time, it's standing military in the world. it's upgrading all the time, its budget is growing all the time, and said oh yeah, it probably wasn't all shot in hong kong, but the point is it's very different from past videos released by the same military garrison, and the past we saw a smiling soldiers in hong kong, with a joyful hong kong resident is on the back, thrilled they were there to offer the ultimate form of protection. but you know, at this video is the tenor of the video that's different, it feels different, it shall in combat. a showing active training, and so it's meant to scare and ruffle feathers and set it really gets the job done, without actually having to inflict pain. after the video was released china news serice tweeted that the pla #hongkong garrison is showing its commitment to safeguarding the country's sovereignty and security. and the chinese government's hong kong and macau

marilyn taylor, sandra johnson, robert watson, celia tab, sylvia taft. felix simmons. rose mcphee. christy emily james, jones. i wish i could know where lamatras. she could play the fiddle. she went into the music teachers room and heard beethoven and started playing. she said i can't read music. we just looked at her. she was amazing. i wonder where she is. deborah jones. ruth carter, oscar winner ruth carter. the sister that just won the oscar for costume design for "black panther." she worked here. that's right. that's right. pass the word. we cranking them out of here, chris moore with tony freeman. i can't think of joyce's last name was. greg james. kathleen getwood. janice kennedy. later on there is people you don't know wiley brand. ishmael conway. [ inaudible ] >> yes, sir. >> hey, my brother. >> i'll mention him again. ishmael conway. linda powell colin powell's daughter. that's right she was we do the whole thing. shiel la bush. stan beatle. jeremy free. >> the late stand beatle too. kristinive lee. kim myoer. kim sellers. greg payne. lisa reed. mick nichols. bonnie bones

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a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history to celiais very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each mattern carries information about our ancestors. back then people could not use computers and things like that information was preserved on textiles often ticks even seen with easy it. doesn't add much so when you look at these works you go back 2000 years in time. and you have a living history. cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lays capital something jago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany some 19 years ago 1st living in munich and then moving to berlin in 2008. the german capital has become her 2nd home. as can talk to him of it often but i always heard about berlin as a child because my father was fascinated with german history. and never felt like an alien place to me and i was very curious when i arrived i have mediately felt a connection it's so multicultural here the