in the forests of colombia, nature is under attack. since the civil war ended in 2016, deforestation has skyrocketed. i'm frank gardnerand i am heading into what remains of the virgin tropical rainforest. i traded in my wheelchair for a packhorse and am tested to my limits. i think this is too dangerous. i don't think i can do this. i am joining a crack team of scientists from the royal botanic gardens, kew. they are on a mission to discover and save unique plant species before they vanish forever. i am going to bear witness on the frontline of rainforest conservation. this is where the journey begins — not in colombia, but in the royal botanic gardens, kew, london. kew is the world leader in developing plant science. the botanists are preparing for their mission to discover new species. and it is from here that this expedition will be launched. i have come here to see the expedition leader, doctor mauricio de bernardos. he works in a library for lab specimens. this is where we identify new plants. we believe we have more than 200,000

colombia is still an eden.still the second most biodiverse country in the world, after brazil. i may be the bbc‘s security correspondent, but my passion is for nature. you know, just look around you. there's incredible scenery. it is such a privilege to be here. i love being surrounded by the sounds and smells of nature. nature's always been something of an antidote to myjob as a security correspondent. in 2004, i was shot and partly paralysed while on the job. i won't deny, i have a certain trepidation about the trip itself because everybody else is walking. i will need to do this on horseback, otherwise i will not make it. the team assemble at the edge of the rainforest in las quinchas. this is going to be a beautiful day. this is the first time this area will be explored by scientists. for so many years, conflict and criminality made this area to outsiders. if you see a snake, everybody please freeze, don't move. we're going to carry radios at all times. you, actually, frank, will have a radio. so, this is g

situation remains fragile and that many restrictions must stay in place also coming up on all of colombia as opposed to being born in observing physical distancing rules so why is the main market in the capital but down bustling with people. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us it's being called a cautious 1st step germany has started to ease its lockdown restrictions some shops are being allowed to reopen although the rules vary from state to state now it comes after public health experts said the virus was under control the latest figures from the robert cock institute for infectious diseases shows that germany's confirmed coronavirus cases have risen by 1775 to nearly 142008 is the 2nd consecutive day that the number of new infections us fall and the reported death toll is now 4642. and correspondent nina has a has the latest for us hi nina good to see you so as we said germany is now allowing a few businesses to reopen starting today what is a russian are behind that. shops that are no bigger than 800 square meters can reopen today as can car dealerships and bike shops and

colombia is now reportedly losing 3000 square kilometres of forest every year.ng to an area famous for its emerald mines, western boyacan. this could be the last time that i could see this forest. if i come backin could see this forest. if i come back in ten years, this forest could be gone. colombia is still an eden. it is the second most bio diverse country in the world after brazil. i may be the bbc public security correspondent, but my passion is for nature. you know, just look around you come here. there is incredible scenery. it is such a privilege to be here. i love being surrounded by the sounds and smells of nature. nature has always been something of an antidote to myjob as a security respondent. in 2004, i was shot and partly paralysed while on the job. i won't deny, i have a certain trepidation about the trip itself because everybody else is walking. i will need to do this on horseback or i will not make it. the team assemble at the edge of the ra i nfo rest assemble at the edge of the ra i nforest in assemble at the edge of the rainforest in las qui

muchos regresan de la vecina colombia.irus. colombia puso estos buses para repatriar a los venezolanos. >> las cifras son contundentes. >> buena parte esto venezolanos estaban en perÚ, en ecuador y en colombia . se registrÓ un crecimiento cercano al 14%. >> hay muchos que hoy se albergan aquÍ y ahora estÁn en malas condiciones. se arriesgan y estÁn hacinados. pueden pasar 600 venezolanos y el alcalde de cali hablÓ de vuelos de retorno. en colombia la parentela se extendiÓ por este mes y los estudiantes regresarÁn a clases luego del 31 de mayo. patricia: el jefe de la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud defendiÓ el trabajo de su organizaciÓn. pidió que no se politice el tema. la ciudad china de boj han levantÓ su bloqueo de 76 dÍas con la regulaciÓn de -- wuhan levantÓ su bloqueo de 76 dÍas con regulaciÓn. el ejÉrcito boliviano busca contener a sus compatriotas. ya estÁ en la ciudad de mÉxico un cargamento de protecciÓn temporal. incluye mÁscaras. batas y gafas. unos 20 mÉdicos dieron positivos a coronavirus y no es el primer

la cifra de contaminados en colombia es de 1169.r, entre ellas el aislamiento social que por decreto vive colombia hace ya nueve dÍas, en el que no se puede salir de casa hasta el 13 de abril. otro de los aspectos fundamentales se basa en la economÍa. en colombia mÁs del 65 por ciento de la poblaciÓn es de clase media y baja. subsisten de lo que hagan a diario y al estar aislados no pueden trabajar y devengar dinero. otro punto fundamental son las fronteras, especialmente la de ecuador, que entran por mÁs de 38 puntos no vigilados. y el otro punto es el de la poblaciÓn venezolana, que tiene enfrentados al presidente ivÁn duque y a la alcaldesa de bogotÁ, para saber quiÉnes les darÁ un subsidio de renta. esos son bÁsicamente los ejes por los que se mueve colombia, que en este momento vive un aislamiento obligatorio. a todos nos toca con medidas como esta para ir a hacer las compras y abastecerse, o simplemente para salir, entendiendo que como periodistas lo podemos hacer, pero mÁs del 90 por ciento de la poblaciÓn no puede. un saludo

the capital like the rest of colombia is under strict quarantine. but here it almost seems like business as usual. keeping the market running throughout the lockdown is a big job says manager freddie rojas. we must implement though. we've installed 40 sinks and $55.00 jail dispensers maser strategically located throughout the market we're also enforcing a minimum distance of one meter between people in order to avoid gatherings. every day we sanitize the entire perimeter of the market we also disinfect the parking lot and all the vehicles but on your own in our part of the group each of the $1500.00 people who enter biggest grocery retailer every day have their temperature taken and must wear a face mask at all times all of these measures may seem like more than enough but even during the pandemic old habits die hard something that could render all the handwashing and sanitizing useless. in riyadh. not many people seem to care about the social distancing guidelines they wear their masks incorrectly or take them off to chant or have a snack. and whil

when you're watching the news live from berlin still to come as colombia's economy crumbles under the weight of the coronavirus we'll meet the vinous wailing workers who are being forced to return to a country in chaos the country that they thought that's coming up in just a moment. time now for a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world india's coronavirus lock down the biggest in the world affecting 1300000000 people is being extended to at least the 3rd of may in a nationwide t.v. address prime minister narendra modi said that people's lives are more important than the economy the restrictions have left millions of the regular workers depended on food handouts. profits in 2 major u.s. banks plunged in the 1st quarter wells fargo reporting an 89 percent drop in earnings that's as it sets aside almost $4000000000.00 to cover potential losses on loans due to the pandemic earlier today j.p. morgan chase announced a 69 percent drop in quarterly earnings. and former u.s. president barack obama has endorsed democratic contender joe biden in the race for

colombia colombia has been a haven for venezuelans driven from their country by the economic crisis and violence to the 2000000 from as well and so found refuge there since 2050 but after colombia impose strict social distancing rules thousands of venezuelans and i'm making my way back when he worked in the informal economy lost their jobs and now cannot afford to stay what looks like a family stroll is really the beginning of an odyssey carrying the few possessions they hold dear and some wearing only flip flops on their feet these venezuelans are on their way home. they came to colombia seeking a better life but ever since the coronavirus forced the country into lockdown it has become increasingly difficult for venezuelan migrants to make ends meet. been lost his job. he was laid off and we lost our home and. that's why we decided to return in my new job or if i want to leave but i also want to stay at the current team is hard even for colombians there's no work and how are we supposed to pay our rent are we supposed to buy food on their way out of the returnees receive care packages

told brennan al-jazeera venezuelan migrants in colombia are choosing to return to their homeland many have been struggling to find work because of colombia's virus lockdown nearly 600 people return to venezuela at the weekend many of them are making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks let's go live now to chile's capital latin america at its. lucy and newman joins us from. as if the journey for these people wasn't obvious enough to see what is going to be waiting for them when they get back home. exactly. 136 crew long journey just from the capital of colombia look bad to the border with venezuela but you know they know full well these people that they are returning back to a country that's in the same situation that drove them from the country in the 1st place and we're talking about a dire economic crisis terrible public health but what isn't making them do this are 2 things 1st of all unemployment they have most of them lived by hand to mouth anyway as migrants in colombia which has the largest number of than his wayland's and is also on the border so it's these peop

reportero: tras la crisis en colombia vino el confinamiento obligatorio.tÚn, se entrega uno. >> denuncias como esta se comenzaron a ver a lo largo y ancho de colombia. el propio presidente hizo unaadvertencia. >> el que se robe una ayuda solamente caen la condiciÓn de ser un bandido de la peor ralea. una rata de alcantarilla. >> pero al parecer no fue suficiente. supuestas ayudas en barranquilla con pocos productos, sugiriendo que durarÁ 15 dÍas, se volvieron comunes. y asÍ se ven comparadas con estasdonde sÍ llegaron pero terminaron siendo una excepciÓn. tanto que los entes de control dicen que son mÁs de 50,000 investigaciones. >> esperamos que sin perjuicio de investigaciones se realicen los respectivos ajustes de precios. >> y al final son ciudadanos como este los que terminan dando el ejemplo. >> me habÍa enviado $1000 de estados unidos. >> con ese dinero alcanzÓ para mÁs mercados muy bien surtidos. >>este lo hemos denominado tipo a. >> ayudo a mÁs de 120 familias y recordÓ a los corruptos que no es momento para robar. >> es tiempo de coronavirus, no

en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. mÍas si estoy en casa? reportero: autoridades de portugal le llaman la atenciÓn a cristiano por saltarse la cuarentena. mourinho y el tottenham

frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. world of frank's our world documentary on the colombian rainforest. viewers in the uk can see "colombia: saving eden" in a few hours time here on bbc news and at the times shown on the screen. and for viewers around the world — the full documentary airs at these times, this weekend, on bbc world news. now, getting through lockdown means a lot of people are getting closer to their neighbours. if your neighbour happens be to a professsional musician, you could be in for a treat. that's the case in lausaune switzerland, where violin soloist alexandra conun—ova treated her neighbours to this performance. 00:25:32,551 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 violin plays hello there. after a another predominantly dry week for most parts of the uk, the weekend promises plenty more dry weather. but slow, subtle changes, the increasing chance of catching a shower and it will begin to feel cooler particularly across northern areas. nothing much is changing very quickly at the moment because the pressure patte

frank gardner, bbc news, colombia.ntary on the colombian rainforest. viewers in the uk can see colombia: saving eden in a few hours' time here on bbc news and at the times shown on the screen. and for viewers around the world, the full documentary airs at these times, this weekend, on bbc world news. australians and new zealanders are observing anzac day, their annual day of remembrance for their war dead, by holding private vigils at home. this is sydney, where ceremonies were held in driveways and on balconies as the coronavirus pandamic forced traditional memorials to be cancelled for the first time in decades. first held in 1916, the anzac day parade was last cancelled amid the outbreak of spanish flu in 1918. now, getting through lockdown means a lot of people are getting closer to their neighbours. if your neighbour happens be to a professsional musician, you could be in for a treat. that's the case in lausaune switzerland, where violin soloist alexandra conunova treated her neighbours to this performance. brilli

colombia is supposed to be in argentina observing physical distance equals but people they are not paying much attention to the regulations especially in the capital's main market. and need 5 year old mohammad he's one of thousands of children trapped in refugee camps and greene says the threat of the girl in a bar assumes the situation is bleak for him. last and also questions about the origin of the virus china say's it 1st appeared in a food market in the war on the growing skepticism about that claimed one alternative theory is that the virus accidentally leaked from the research lab in that city. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program a message off caution from german chancellor and get a machall as the country begins to ease some of its coronavirus restrictions merkel says it's crucial the country should not risk everything its achieved in containing the spread off the coronavirus by becoming complacent about physical distancing now the chancellor made clear that if the virus starts spreading rapidly again a return to tyson knocked on misha's will be unavoidable. that to

en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. "despierta Área de la bahÍa". >> 2 gigantes del valle del silicio unen esfuerzos para poder detectar personas contagiadas.

desde bogotÁ, colombia, carolina flores.er esta pandemia, martÍn comparte algunos de esos momentos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> y de pronto esta vulnerabilidad nos dio otra perspectiva, ha sido el momento de dar lo que se puede. eso hicieron en este salÓn de belleza en california, donaron todos los guantes, usarlos para pintar uÑas y teÑir cabello resultÓ irrelevante. este comerciante tejano entregÓ miles de mÁscaras, tantas que apenas cabÍan en su camioneta, en esta gasolinera de massachusetts un par de jÓvenes decidiÓ comprar combustible con el dinero que usarÍan para celebrar su cumpleaÑos, y regalarlo a policÍas, doctores y equipos de emergencia. >> es contagioso, si nosotros somos generosos otras personas van a serlo tambiÉn. >> a decir de este experto la primera ventaja radica en el cerebro, produce placer. >> y tambiÉn generosos han sido muchos artistas que regalan su talento desde casa. >> igual estos vecinos en michigan que sin ser mÚsicos, hacen lo que pueden para entretener a los que viven cerca, hasta sonar cazuelas. >>

recording their fewest deaths in several days that is well a migrants in colombia choosing to return to their homeland many have been struggling to find work because of colombia's coronavirus lockdown many are making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks new york state governor andrew cuomo says coronavirus cases in the state may be starting to plateau but he's warned against complacency that is extended a close the closure of non-essential businesses and schools to the end of april when there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the one i want east next. al jazeera. every. few feet. in the 1st of the human eye it's the race is on going to find the world's most powerful native born warrior. a little these are the descendants of of course and legends are a good fit. for a good. book book book the good fight has so ferocious they took on the minds of the british army. stunned by their courage the u.k. has enlisted a brigade of the more than 200 leads through off yet.

choosing to return to their homeland this is after many struggled to find work because of colombia'slockdown they are now making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks and in other news a strain is high court has overturned the conviction of a senior catholic cardinal for child sex abuse cardinal george pell has been freed from jail he was convicted in 2018 of abusing 2 choir boys back in the 1990 s. he was the most senior catholic official to be convicted of child sex abuse you are up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera counting the cost is next. a story of popular resistance political intrigue. and betraying. the be a son's quest for justice sometimes i feel like i'm pulling a mirage and looking for under the illusion. al-jazeera world goes in search of the truth about the tunisian independence fighter the last harshly. on al jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week health services in rich nations are struggling to cope with the coronavirus pandemic so what about poor

and recorded the fewest stats in several days that is when the migrants in colombia are choosing to returnto their homeland many struggling to find work because of colombia's law and so they're making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks millions of venezuelans fled the country in recent years to escape an economic and humanitarian crisis and the governor of new york state andrew cuomo says coronavirus cases may be starting to plateau but he's warned against complacency and has extended the closure of normal essential businesses and schools through to the end of april more than 4700 people have died in new york up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera witness is next. join me steve clemons on the bottom line for your weekly take on u.s. politics and society i'm changing but the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand you have people who actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line on al-jazeera.

en colombia hay persona que lo estÁn fabricando de manera artesanal y algunos han modificado sus empresas en talleres para fabricarlos de esta forma dicen que contribuyen para evitar un contagio masivo. se definen como guerreras estas mujeres han sobrevivido a la violencia familiar pero no viven del recuerdo ahora luchan para evitar el covid-19 su misiÓn hacer tapabocas ciento de elloss lo cambian por alimento. >>> tenemos solamente una sola mÁquina en la fundaciÓn hay mamitas que cosen y se van a turnar personas que nos den algo para cambiar le podemos dar tapabocas >>> pues me motiva eh saber que estoy brindando una ayuda, y tambiÉn que los tapabocas se hacen en la fundaciÓn para la gente que lo necesita >>> paola garcÉs es desplazada por emergencia camina 2 kilÓmetros para su mision la fundaciÓn ha conseguido el material donado para hacer los tapabocas las 39 madres cabezas de familias estÁn trabajando. >>> yo estoy aquÍ y tengo 8 aÑos de desplazada y estoy feliz de estar en la fundaciÓn haciendo trabajo para los niÑos y hay mucha gente lo necesita y estoy para hacer una donaciÓn >>> a

colombia has long been a haven for venezuelans driven from home by the economic crisis on by violence in the 2000000 have found refuge in the neighboring country since 2015 but now thousands of venezuelans are making their way back any way they can and who worked in the informal economy lost their jobs when columbia posed strict social distancing bashes those who can't afford to stay on leaving and because public transport has largely been closed down many of making the return journey on. what looks like a family stroll is really the beginning of an odyssey carrying the few possessions they hold dear and some wearing only flip flops on their feet these venezuelans are on their way home. they came to colombia seeking a better life but ever since the coronavirus forced the country into lockdown it has become increasingly difficult for venezuelan migrants to make ends meet. been lost his job pass and are no way he was laid off and we lost our home and. that's why we decided to return the minute. i want to leave but i also want to stay the corn gene is hard even for colombians there's no

como en la guerra cuando se ven las telas blancas en seÑal de paz en colombia debido a la pandemia sede este silencioso grito de auxilio. jessie: la soledad de las calles principales de muchas calles de colombia contrastan con una imagen que ahora se repite con frecuencia. un trapo rojo en la fachada de la casa o colgado de una ventana traduce que en ese hogar necesitan ayuda. >> acÁ en este barrio es la alimentaciÓn. habemos mucha gente que no tenemos con quÉ surtir, por lo -1 arroz, una panela, un azÚcar, no lo hay. >> la iniciativa surgiÓ de -- del alcalde de una pequeÑa poblaciÓn cercana a bogotÁ. la estrategia sido fenomenal. hemos logrado despertar el gran sentido de la poblaciÓn. >> por quÉ los trapos en las casas? >> esperando la ayuda. no tenemos agua, alimentos ni nada. >> cÓmo estÁn viviendo la cuarentena? >> muy mal porque no hay comida. >> en este paÍs la crisis del coronavirus trajo tambiÉn una preocupante ola de hambre. >> este trapito rojo significa que hay gente que necesitamos que el gobierno nos ayude econÓmicamente porque hay muchas personas que se han quedado dese

where are you, are you in colombia? >> i am in colombia right now.ou did something crazy. you gave out your number on instagram. what has happened to you and what crazy messages have you gotten >> bro, i was looking for things to do [ laughter ] i am just kidding. the thing is that i was feeling that i really needed to be more connected with my fans, you know, because i had to postpone my tour. i was in europe, i was in greece when all these crazy things happened. so i had to postpone like 14 concerts. so felt like -- i don't know, i didn't want my fans to feel disappointed with me, you know, even knowing the whole situation. so i really wanted to talk directly with them even though i know that they were going to send me thousands and thousands of messages, you know. but i just felt like i really needed to be connected with them, so that's why i actually gave my phone number and it exploded two hours later [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was it like on fire? was it hot when you held your phone? >> yeah, yeah, but it was a good experience actual being in the n

in colombia things not looking particularly good at the moment in ecuador under saddam. yes adriane the province of y. s. in the capital there was a heel there which is the largest city and where there remains the worst. stuff erin all of latin america a sort of worst case scenario for everybody in the region it's a place where the health services the hospitals the morgues have been completely overwhelmed by the number of cases of kovi 19 and the deaths in the past days we have seen pictures of bodies the piling up almost one on top of each other in the main hospital of guayaquil with a number of families in the city of why a hero having to store dead bodies in their houses or in some cases on the streets and that's why the government has decided to send these huge refrigerated containers citing a sunday to start bodies 1 while they find a way to properly properly burry them the vice president of ecuador has also publicly apologize for the situation after the government has been criticised criticised for the way it has been handling the crisis especially at the beginning

the problem comes from colombia colombia which is our ally venezuela amounts to only 7 percent of illegal drug trade and sit down in south america most of it is colombia going to mexico or back from mexico but the clowns in our government have indicted and would duro anyway. i mean they discontinued us backed coup attempt is horrific and ridiculous and our mainstream media won't even mention it rids at least not in a legitimate way it's pathetic it's pathetic although it has in them there may be some backfiring that is going on in this latest indictment is the us also indicted when they indicted or on march 26th they also indicted cleaver there alcala a retired venezuelan general hours after the announcement our call up posted videos online that threaten to cause further splits in the venezuelan opposition and exposed a violent plot that could result in the arrest of one wydow now as you know. u.s. governments poppets he kept trying to declare himself president then as well even though he never elected to that from patton at the state of the union it was like marbury is about going to it

waving the red flag how the poor in colombia are seeking the attention of officials to help them tide over the coronavirus crisis. hello once again we still have some disturbed weather across the middle east but it should quiet down as we go through the next hour or so this long line of cloud that's been producing some wet weather into the eastern parts of saudi arabia some heavy rain into western areas of yemen. we have seen flooding that will tend to ways as we go through the next few showers creeping across iran pushing towards afghanistan further north some rather wet weather there just spinning outs of key into northern parts of iraq for a time move out of the way you can see the system just around the eastern side of the mediterranean some very strong winds blustery conditions and heavy showers that makes this way for the race which will pick up some very very windy weather across the egypt as we go on through friday and these blustery showers will create the way a father reese was in the process of in all the parts of africa because the windy weather pushing into egypt further

pandemia por el coronavirus logrÓ suspender la ceremonia de graduaciÓn en la universidad de magdalena colombiaos estudiantes pudieron asistir pero de manera remota gracias a un robot con una tableta que mostrÓ los rostros de los graduados e hizo los honor nosotros su nombre, y en lugar de los estudiantes, este robot se dirigiÓ al frente de la ceremonia para recibir los diplomas y asÍ completar uno de los momentos mÁs importantes en la vida universitaria. >>> seguimos. >>>♪. >>> a esta hora, estos son los titulares, el cierre de la inmigraciÓn ordenado por el presidente donald trump, suspende la entrega de tarjetas de residencia o green card por el momento durante 60 dÍas pero podrÍan ser mÁs quedan excluidos los trabajadores agrÍcolas, profesionales de la salud y los investigadores mÉdicos. el salvador comienza a instalar laboratorios mÓviles de daing en octubre rÁpido, los dos primeros irÁn a comunidades donde se sospecha hay un repunte de casos, ayudarÁn a detectar a infectados sin sÍntomas y asi cortar la cadena de contagios. juntos en tampa, vuelve del retiro para hacer equipo nuevamente c

y en colombia hay muchos animales que estÁn sufriendo por esta pandemia del coronavirus.uricio, adelante. >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal? aquÍ en las calles hay cientos de perros que estÁn abandonados, sin comida muchos estÁn siendo rescatados para llevarlos al albergues o casas de personas que los quieran adoptar pero otros grupos que estÁn en una condiciÓn peor estÁn muriendo en jaulas. >>> los lon rescatando cientos de perros bando padres en la calles con la cuarentena no tienen quiÉn les de comida y en bogotÁ los estan protegiendo la mayorÍa no tienen dueÑos la policÍa, dice que hay casos de personas que botaron a los animales a la calle por temor al covid-19. >>> se han presentado casos donde nos estÁn abandonando perros y no estÁn acostumbrados a estar en la calle y estÁn generando condiciones difÍciles donde han sido atropellados por carros. >>> la mayorÍa estÁn cerca de la plaza de mercado llegando buscan animales, un grupo de veterinarios estÁn en las calles para atenderlos. >>> tiene 11 aÑos este por lo menos. >>> la gente no es responsable con los animales. y he visto much

después del 27, no vamos a volver a eventos. >> en colombia sigue creciendo y reveló que aislamienton el pico de la pandemia del país. >> los ciudadanos gritaron insultos al presidente de descontento . telemundo >> consumidores de productos de marihuanasy en el reporte dar resultados y que investiadores y que recuperaron de los síntomas. >> de menos que en tratamiento y estaría >> en el espíritu humano. >> ♪ [música] >> que de nuevo >> que estaría de nuevo >> en lo que están haciendo con nosotros en la tercera de toda la había >> leche, zanahoria frutas. >> ♪ [música] >> el que a lo que podría de en esta temporada y ha sufrido 600.000 >> que estaría de la comida que para comer en el de los demás. >> en cuando uno que podría de estar. >> en su podría. >> oficiales de lo que importa y que tienen como podría. >> [aplausos] >> en la calle para estar >> de las víctimas y que estaría de lo que estaría en distintos y se usaría. >> a la esperanza. >> ♪ [música] >> que es lo del fin de semana y es la diferencia y está haciendo y que el tiempo buenas tardes. >> estaría y buenas tardes con las

colombia's fight against sex tourism. but we begin in turkey thousands of refugees arrive at the greek border carrying false hopes they want to enter the e.u. but europe is closing its doors an increasing border security. the sign at the greek borders says welcome but that's just not the case. a chaotic makeshift camp has sprung up open to the elements people try to stay warm lighting fires and dense smoke drifts through the air sometimes it's tear gas fired by the greek police. feared us and his family said to a little further away 5 years ago he fled from the syrian city of homs to turkey it's here where he met his wife and it's here where their daughter was born now they're on the road again a but. that we heard on the news that the borders to europe are being open but in the. set off immediately by us and taxi from is met you here in there. is we have done share of them never that we have now we wait for them to actually open the border. of their biggest. they paid $400.00 for the trip that's around 60 euros a lot of

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hundreds of migrants are being forced to return to venezuela from neighboring colombia despite an economic crisis in their home country there and able to earn a living in colombia due to strict quarantine measures bus services have been cuts amid the pandemic and most have to make the long journey on foot. or thora tees in southeastern france have officially opened a terrorism inquiry following a knife attack the suspect is accused of killing 2 people and wounding 5 others on saturday he was arrested shortly after the attack evidence found in his home points to ward's religious motive. a leading chinese human rights lawyer has been released from prison after serving his sentence wang has fur was 1st attained in 2015 in a sweeping crackdown on annoys and government critics in china human rights groups have urged the authorities to not under any form of observation or house arrest. with german chancellor angela merkel has said it's too early to set a date when lockdown measures across the country to control the spread of the coronavirus can be relaxed but policymakers are already exploring w

hundreds of migrants are being forced to return to venezuela from neighboring colombia despite an economic crisis in their home country there and able to earn a living in colombia due to street quarantine measures bus service has been cut amid the pandemic and most of them have to make the long journey on foot. u.s. president donald trump has told americans to brace for a tough week ahead numbers of corona virus infections and deaths are spiraling while public health officials struggle to equip hospitals with what they need the president seems to have largely stopped downplaying the scale and the danger while u.s. citizens are now adapting to the precautions that are needed to limit the spread of the virus. reality bites refrigerated trucks outside to manhattan hospital to store bookies because the morgue is full under the gaze of the empire state building. on the street signs that people realize it's serious new york now where mosques and gloves in public. soldiers are deployed to help extraordinary times and even aid from unusual places. a look better expression you go to war with what y

and wildlife is returning to parts of colombia as people stay indoors we talked to the documentary filmmakers encouraging people to film but they're now seeing in their backyard. i'm serious almost gone to thank you for joining us the u.n. world food program is sounding the alarm over food shortages caused by cold with 19 the head of the world food program david beasley says more than 800000000 people already do not have enough to eat but that number is likely to soar by a 135000000 by the end of the year because of the pandemic he says a crisis could take on biblical proportions if the world fails to act. farmers in south said don't try to ward off the. latest invasion chris south threatening to destroy what crops they have left in a country where hunger response of davey life after years of civil war the majority of south sudanese are already in a state of food crisis now things look set to get even worse last year we had to feed 5000000 people due to fighting and flooding already in 2020 we've had locust invasions and now there is a code 19 pandemic which we predict could almost double the