in the forests of colombia, nature is under attack. war ended in 2016, deforestation has skyrocketed. i'm frank gardner and 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 different speci

afro census a survey of the black community in germany coronavirus risks for health care workers in colombia and we begin in the u.s. the death of george cloyd has sparked big demonstrations against racism president trump has promised to crackdown on violent protesters we'll talk to an activist about his anger and the need for reform this bill you know you all got to believe that he's angry but he hasn't lost hope taking to the streets every day kamau heart she's one of the activists at the heart of the protest in washington. riding his bike across the city come out doesn't recognize his hometown now dominated by a have a police and military presence for him it doesn't feel safe he's had many guns pointed at him he says from people wearing a badge they will come up. in a way it's like let me see your i.d. with a choir. behind my pulling let me see your hand. but then they continue to be hostile and aggressive. pat me down the stuff like that that's what it means to be black in america he tells me 52 years after the killing of king jr than this seems to be a watershed moment for the u.s. but

lack of protection in colombia is especially problematic because of an idiosyncrasy in the country's health care system. i'm going to make you an aggravating factor we're seeing a lot more of here in colombia than in other countries is that health care workers are usually employed in more than one hospital between 40 and 60 percent of them work in 3 facilities they travel back and forth between them and that makes the handling of a pandemic with the kind of transmission rate we're currently seeing very difficult . to ensure protection of exposed health care workers a judge in colombia recently ruled in favor of a group of doctors who sued the health ministry now all hospitals are obliged to provide adequate equipment for their staff. but for the over 1000 medical professionals in the country who have already contracted the virus that decision comes too late. or may die namely in a glass house cope with 19 restrictions have prompted people to get creative. one restaurant in amsterdam now serves guests in many greenhouses virus proof and set up our euro much reporter making the place o

to ensure protection of exposed health care workers a judge in colombia recently ruled in favor of a group of doctors who sued the health ministry now all hospitals are obliged to provide adequate equipment for their staff. but for the over 1000 medical professionals in the country who have already contracted the virus that decision comes too late. for that report from nicole fluke she is now back in germany and joins us for more on the story hi nicole we just saw there that the hospital staff in colombia need to actually procure their own protective equipment why is that medical grade equipment being provided for them by their places of work i say we well in many countries across latin america that can be attributed to a lack of emergency funding or administrative gridlock the case in colombia is a little different because even public hospitals are being administrators by private companies and these private entities just can't compete in the bidding war that's going on across the globe right now 94 percent of these companies are saying that they're having problems purchasing people.

hard in colombia the rising worldwide demand and a decentralized privately administrative health care sector have caused grief shortages. mariana treats patients in bogata to protect her little son from the virus she moved out of the family home 2 months ago and to protect herself from exposure at work she tried to take matters into her own hands. we received a private donation of n $95.00 masks and some face shields then we took it upon ourselves to buy protective overalls. but we weren't allowed to use this equipment at the hospital. the administration told us that we were only authorized to use what they provided for us. at the time that was merely a conventional mask. i was then reprimanded by my superiors it wasn't a big deal but it made me very sad to see that on top of them not guaranteeing our safety they cause problems when we try to take care of ourselves. lack of protection in colombia is especially problematic because of an idiosyncrasy in the country's health care system and who are you an aggravating factor we're seeing a lot more of here in colombia than in other countr

critican al presidente de colombia por lo que publicÓ sobre daniel Álvarez, la reina de belleza de colombia Áreas de alto contagio que se limpian muy bien. cada vez que la habitaciÓn es higienizada, el el sello se coloca. maity: entonces tengo que asegurarme de que el sticker estÉ colocado. fernando: exactamente. los Últimos toques que ellas tan al limpiar de las habitaciones. hemos hecho cambios como sacar algunas almohadas decorativas de los sofÁs. es tecnologÍa ultra violenta. maity: quÉ tiene el spray? fernando: tiene una cabecita en la botella que hace que mate todas las bacterias. maity: siempre ha lucido asÍ esta habitaciÓn? fernando: no, hemos sacado almohadas y mantas decorativas. aquÍ teníamos una mesa de cafÉ que tambiÉn se sacÓ. maity: estos cojines se cambia y se lavan? fernando: todos los cojines se matan a lavar. cada vez que sale un huÉsped, literalmente, se cambia todo. fernando: me decÍas que pasan 48 horas. la habitaciÓn queda 48 horas vacÍa entre una persona y otra. maity: Éstas son las nuevas medidas. vamos a ver la habitaciÓn. aqui tambiÉn toman medidas diferentes. fer

out a profit. * in colombia the rising worldwide demand and a decentralized privately administrative health care sector have caused grief shortages and an attempt to cash in on the crisis medical supply stores have started popping up in the capital bogota from full body suits to surgical gloves a seemingly endless stock of much needed equipment but there's a catch. even though protective gear can be purchased quite easily here and columbia adequate masks are expensive and often fake like this one but for many medical professionals entering this dangerous bargain is the only shot they have at finding at least some kind of protection. mariana treats patients in bogata to protect her little son from the virus she moved out of the family home 2 months ago and to protect herself from exposure at work she tried to take matters into her own hands. we received a private donation of n $95.00 masks and some face shields then we took it upon ourselves to buy protective overalls. but we weren't allowed to use this equipment at the hospital. administration told us that we were only our friends to

violence against women is nothing new in colombia but a spate of recent cases has people reeling. despite a coronavirus lockdown dispur testers took to the streets saying they came to turn their backs and women being attacked and killed at a pace that depended seems to have made worse. crime rates have fallen in the country during the quarantine violence against women has increased by a planned 6 percent we're being killed more for being women than the coronavirus we are sick and tired we all fear getting the virus but we can't accept this violence anymore. activists say at least 315 women have been killed. since the beginning of the year at least a $110.00 of these murders are femicide with the victims killed because of their gender it's the entire structure of society that's just signed and our lives and well being to crush us it's like having a knee constantly on our necks it's time to take the new way protesters are blocking intersections different intersections neighborhood in the south that were just last week a woman was killed together with her 4 year old child allegedly b

khurana based fear of medical workers in colombia. surviving on the streets in kenya. but we begin in germany where the population is attempts to return to normalcy despite the coronavirus seesaw between being careless and concerned. when chilling out once again getting a taste of what the new normal is now like post lockdown something seem to be back to where they were before coronavirus brought everything to a halt opinion is divided some think the authorities are being too cautious others say not careful enough it's a test of social cohesion. i think people are very responsible a lot are where they could be carrying the virus and are very careful on how many other us. altho it allis me. but not everyone in this playground chest this confidence older people in particular are still where it. service in my will mean i only need to come out at the weekend to see that people are partying everywhere 20 or 30 together the young just want to go for ect a concert covered us in this neighborhood takes a more casual approach something the pandemic is over all of us believe tha

lack of protection in colombia is especially problematic because of an idiosyncrasy in the country's health care system and who are you an aggravating factor we're seeing a lot more of here in colombia than in other countries is that health care workers are usually employed in more than one hospital between 40 and 60 percent of them work in 3 facilities they travel back and forth between them and that makes the handling of a pandemic with the kind of transmission rate we're currently seeing very difficult . to ensure protection of exposed health care workers a judge in columbia recently ruled in favor of a group of doctors who sued the health ministry now all hospitals are obliged to provide adequate equipment for their staff but for the over 1000 medical professionals in the country who have already contracted the virus that decision comes too late. now people across japan got a treat last night with simultaneous fireworks displays to lift the mood in the coronavirus lock down this was a display in tokyo one of many throughout the country. the locations were kept secret to stop peop

su nombre se ha hecho cÉlebre en colombia, tristemente.yo salgo, le estÁ pegando por encima de mÍ y le da otra vez con el bolillo, encima le echa gas pimienta. yezid: sucediÓ el 19 de mayo en porto tejada, al sur de colombia. aparentemente por violar la cuarentena la policÍa lo acabÓ a golpes en la puerta de su casa. >> estaba tocando la plata para entrar, cÓmo lo van a golpear de esta manera. yezid: fue llevado a un hospital, luego por la gravedad de los golpes, fue trasladado a cali, donde finalmente muriÓ. >> los cortes con el bolillo le causaron muerte cerebral. yezid: la policÍa asegura que hasta ahora se estÁ enterando del caso. >> no hay uniformados identificados dentro de la investigaciÓn penal. yezid: la familia, tal como lo dijo desde el principio, seÑala a este hombre, al lado del fÉretro el muchacho piden que el caso no vaya a quedar en la impunidad. >> justicia, nada mÁs queremos decir. solamente que nos escuchen. yezid: mientras tanto, el pueblo marcha para decir que a ellos le mataron a uno de los suyos. anderson muriÓ el 21

. >>> en colombia salen a cantar para ganar algo de dinero aunque se arriesgan a ser multados. ♪ (mÚsica tal muy buenas tardes bienvenidos les saluda paulina sodi iniciamos con un buen dato. el del desempleo es de mayo que se situa en el 13. 3%. la creaciÓn de 2 millones de puestos de trabajos ayudÓ a disminuir esta cifra y el presidente trump rÁpidamente se adjudicÓ estos nÚmeros pero la realidad seÑores habla de cifras preocupantes con un elevado nÚmero de personas que siguen sin trabajo como los jÓvenes, javier vega te saludo te escuchamos. >>> buenas tardes paulina la creaciÓn de estos 2 millones de empleos evidencia la reactivaciÓn economica que se puso en marcha tras la cuarentena y hay sectores especÍficos donde comenzaron a generarse estos puestos de trabajo. todo lo que tiene que ver con servicios de salud, educaciÓn, oc ocio, hoteles y construcciÓn. algunos sectores emplea a latinos y por eso las buenas noticias tocan tambiÉn a los hispanoss que como grupo vieron caer su tasa de desocupaciÓn. aÚn asÍ esta se mantiene por encima de la tasa general a la 13. 3% ahÍ tenemos la grÁf

colombia had so far managed to control the spread of the virus so we're still formally under lockdown here but in the last month there have been a number of exceptions 43 of them that have reopened large sections of the economy inform people who work informally on the streets or back outside they need to do that to survive but this has meant an increase in cases in now here in the capital bogota there are more than 70 percent or 70 percent of all intensive care units are full and that was the number that the mayor has said wise if that number was reached then we have to go back in this country to a fool lockdown so she's been practically pretty much laying down the groundwork to go back to a strict lockdown she sent a letter to the ministry of health and the president asking them to call again to announce another strict lockdown for 2 weeks possibly starting next week the details are unclear yet of course there's a lot of resistance though because people especially those who work in for a 1000000 the suit need to be out the economy here has been suffering there has been 2 months of a

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no time to be silent protests against famine side in colombia after the brutal killing of a mother and her daughter plus. a mickle of gauging the a stallion industrial freaky a woman gone looking at the reality of renewable energy is eventually her life in a coal mining. malawi's opposition leader has won the rerun of the presidential election lazarus to quit or got just under 59 percent of the vote that makes him the 1st african opposition leader to win power in a court ordered rerun out of my reports on a historic moment for african democracy. by the time lazarus chick and i was declared the winner of the presidential election read on. already knew from 80 unofficial results that he would be the next president what he wanted to know was exactly how much he had won by losing. it counted it was a $57.00 1st. positive and it was a majority of the. jews it is. just. a few hours. fortunately i was declared the winner president peter much erica say they'd been voting irregularities including violence and intimidation against his party election monitors. the moment of the. day there were. h

from across the nation and all around the world pyrex night's top stories 1st a new report shows colombia's cocaine production has reached an all time high even though there's less land for the cultivation of coca so what does this all mean for the so-called war on drugs we're going to discuss that plus washington d.c. continues its fight to become the 51st state a new vote scheduled in the coming days so could the current social movement be tipping that in for a historic vote that as protesters across the nation demand changes to police tactics today our panel guests who have both backgrounds in law enforcement join me to discuss policing and america all right it's time to prove your news i knew. the united states war on drugs was ramped up in the caribbean and eastern pacific with the u.s. military targeting cocaine trafficking on the high seas meantime a new u.n. report indicates that the amount of land being used to grow the coca plant in colombia has actually decreased so what is that all actually mean for that let's turn our to correspondent john how he was live in our miami studio wi

no time to be silent protests in colombia after the killing of a mother and her daughter. costa rica is on the road to reopening to tourists how it's been successful in controlling coronavirus infractions. hello it just seems a fairly heavy rain in the south of japan as this cloud went through the next development is further back on the chinese and then you know in sichuan but it's likely to edge it's way just dolls of shanghai then towards the korean peninsula eventually of course that will go further eastwards the building end of it doesn't look particularly wet but we have recently seen some flooding as nasty stuff even in sichuan province and this potentially more of that to come i think the next belt will be a little bit further south than the last one and it extends up towards japan so split but japan will get more rain from this up as far as hot car and that's where most of the action is that and this line of frayed cloud here which suggests any wet weather for vietnam for society maybe towards the philippines that's taken most of the energy out that was fierce over

venezuelan migrants wanting to return home are stranded in unsanitary conditions in neighboring colombia because of the coronavirus pandemic trying to sound or a pet is joining us from he's joining us from a makeshift camp where at least 300 people are living on the outskirts of the capital bogota what are you seeing where you are on a sunday oh. yes very now actually by the latest count there are now at least 500 people in this camp that has been built in the last week these are all venezuelan migrants most of them were living here in colombia but some that are coming from as far as ecuador and petrou they're trying to make their way back about the problem is that the venezuelan now tory peace in the past 10 days have reduced the number of people that they allowed back in on a daily basis from roughly 800 a day we're now down at times to just 80 and that is creating bottlenecks then along the way and this is one of the consequences of that people using plastic bags as are sleeping here without running water without any kind of services they are depending on the goodwill local people her

no time to be silent protest against a side in colombia after the brutal killing of a mother and her daughter plus. i mean gauging the australian industrial fish looking at the reality of renewable energies eventually replacing jobs in a coal mining. program opposition leader has won the rerun of the presidential election. got just under 59 percent of the vote and that makes him the 1st african opposition leader to win power in a quarter old. tosser reports on a historic moment african democracy. by the time i was declared the winner of the presidential election rerun. already knew from unofficial results that he would be president what they wanted to know was exactly how much he had won by losing. the candidate was a 57 percent. how's it did it was a majority job literally it's as if it did you it is. just. a few hours before she was declared the winner president. peter metallica say they'd been voting irregularities including violence and intimidation against his party election monitors slightly. more mindful of. the they were. the my. religion. and intimidate you should not buy th

vote 13 going to colombia and most of those 13 coming from from europe who see this as an events the women's world cup as they said a developmental events whereby they should be pushing the sport into a country which needs a lot of help in developing the women's game i think a lot within the women's game found that quite patronising and even though it's going to australia new zealand for the 1st time into the southern hemisphere for the 1st time that is a country which is much better sets up to host the tournament like this at the moment and within the the atmosphere at the moment with coronavirus i know it's 2023 but i get the impression that fifa thought this is the safe bet to go forward how important is the women's world cup to women's football i mean it's huge. unlike the men's game where club football in the european champions league for example is so important for the women's game international football is everything and i think even more so now the world cup than the olympics used to be that the olympics which for the men's olympic is only on the $23.00 of and it was always a

a new report shows colombia's cocaine production has reached an all time high even though there are less lands for the cultivation of coca so what does this mean for the so-called war on drugs we're going to discuss that. and last but not least in kentucky out of work residents there are standing in long lines just to talk with human about their unemployment status many of them waiting as long as 8 hours just to be turned away we're going to tell you all about that all right it's time to. i knew. tension is building over international waters near the coast of alaska after the united states says it intercepted another fleet of russian bombers but while the u.s. claims the flight was too close for comfort russia claims it went according to schedule argues rachel blevins is joining us now to break this all down for us so rachel what is russia said about this incident so far well the russian defense ministry is saying this was a scheduled flight and they say that a no point did they deviate from their plan to fly off the coast of siberia and alaska and they actually released footage from thi

no time to be silent protest against family side in colombia after the brutal killing of a mother and her daughter plus. cosmetic giants are to remove words associated with whitening from their products in the face of the global bank clash against racism. welcome to the program malawi's opposition leader has won the rerun of the presidential election lazarus to cuero got just under 59 percent of the vote and that makes him the 1st african opposition leader to wind power in a court ordered rerun her tosser reports on the historic moment for african democracy. by the time lazarus shapiro was declared the winner of the presidential election read and many malawians already knew from 80 unofficial results that he would be the next president what they wanted to know was exactly how much he had won by laws or so when. the candidate was a jew just 58.57 percent. has attended it was a majority of the liberal it has appeared to do it is due to just. a few hours before cerqueira was declared the winner played. didn't peter metallica say they'd been voting irregularities including violence and in

in many of these cases their partners now while most crimes of gone down during the lockdown in colombia being almost sides in general robberies violence against women that has actually increased by 8.6 percent and there are organizations that are following this and they say that a 100 in 10 families sides are killing women on account of their gender this year in colombia more than have happened during the last down they want the tory these to do more about it the impunity is a big issue here unfortunately in these cases that there have been all the 4 sentences so far this this year 65 people have been captured but most of those trials are now moving forward so these women are trying to bring attention to the public of what's happening in colombia and in particularly what has been happening during the law down now violence against women is not thing new unfortunately in that country colombia is 2nd only to mexico when it comes to violence against women in the region but these people are saying more needs to be done we understand we should be home because of the law down but we're out her

no time to be silent protests against femicide in colombia after the brutal killing of a mother and her daughter. however we have heat warnings in force across central parts of canada at the moment you step a little further south and that same area of hate bringing some bacon thunder is showers nasty storms just around the northeastern corner at the moment they will sweep through process guys do come back in behind but some very heavy rain making its way towards the appalachian mountains southern parts of the midwest seeing some lively shouts nadim shehadi into central parts of canada 31 celsius in winnipeg as i said we have got heat warnings in force for the time being because of a little bit as we go on through into well monday but the shot was never really too far away some cooler fresher weather around the other northwest pacific northwest pushing up into that western side of canada and we hanging on to the showers across central parts right through the plains all the way down towards texas not just the winds coming in from a southerly direction that's the harbor and that's now star

gremios hay que pensar en cómo hacerlo en las nuevas circunstancias, no nos podemos paralizar, en colombiava. ♪. >>> es como tener 18 móviles de grabación simultáneas, lo que reduce considerablemente el tiempo de rodaje, desde bogotá, colombia, carolina, noticias telemundo. >>> gracias carolina y por cierto ya que hablamos del esfuerzo de los pequeños empresarios latinos, una veterinaria en el salvador encontró la manera de atender sus pacientes de 4 patas sin salir de casa, puso en marcha un sistema de teleconsulta creado para ayudar a las mascotas y los problemas más habituales son las enfermedades de la piel probablemente por culpa del encierro y falta de ejercicio al aire libre. >>> muchos pacientes requerían atención médica y estaban en el dilema si sabían si era o no una emergencia, surgió, empezamos a indagar con plataformas como zoom, whatsapp y así nos preguntaban ¿verdad? las consultas que se podían manejar. >>> en el proyecto creen que las consultas en línea serán una realidad de ahora en adelante, ya que apareció el covid-19 en nuestras vidas y aunque están en el salvador, tien

bucks where the red carpet and no time to be silent protests in colombia after the killing of a mother and her daughter plus. i'm joined a holy war with the success of a trial involving the delivery of medical supplies by drone from the mainland has important implications for isolated communities everywhere. thank you very much for joining us it's a historic results for the 1st time in africa a court ordered vote has led to a victory for the opposition candidates lazarus declarer has won malawi's presidential rerun defeating incumbent beats him with a reka the constitutional course had cancelled with the recounts narrow win in the may $21000.00 election citing vote tampering and ordered a new election as a risk to clear as you to be sworn in in the coming hours reports. by the time last a ship that i was declared the winner of the presidential election rerun. already knew from 80 unofficial results that he would be the next president what they wanted to know was exactly how much he had won by. as it was that we. were trying to do was a 5571st. was attended with the majority of the troo

no time to be silent protests in colombia after the killing of a mother and her daughter. the one jonah hill only one with the success of a trial involving the delivery of medical supplies by rodent from the baby has important implications for isolated communities everywhere. where it has been sworn in as malawi's new president after historic result in the rerun election check where i won nearly 59 percent of votes defeating incumbent with a rica it's the 1st time in africa that a court ordered volta has led to a victory for the opposition candidate the constitutional court had canceled with every cause narrow win in last year's election citing vote tampering and ordered a new vote let's speak to harm in africa respondents joining us from zimbabwe an important moment in malawi's political history harald what can malawians expect from the new leader. well let's try to unite the country he said he said that he knows what it's like to grow up in a country which is good governance he told a story about how he grew up poor his parents were farmers but even back then when he was