is this, it was a science in columbia. so i don't think we have knowledge to offer what we have to offer. it's so the direct tv is support to sustain the livelihoods of those communities. because ultimately those human rights defenders are a duplicate. and being keyless for defending the ways of believe things for defense committed to. so i think what thinks and actually can we, that has to do in the end of the day is to support the livelihoods of those communities. and of course a duplicate and supports they and that's westphal for better, for better protection. and i think if we can, if you need to use that, since we must have issue on the challenge of protection, we have to add the absence of the state in the different parts of the country. and also the critical role that human rights defenders are play still in the absence of the country that the state for the implementation of the peace agreement. the fact that the state of the south end of the product line of the disagreement, the fact that the human rights of center

so this was, i, it, the, the columbia society is divided the columbia society exploration. and of course that will affect the possibilities of peace. but i also want to say to know and to support the lease of it on these at the implementation of the piece of we met with far has to be not taught at the subst there. just because one point right now we have more than 300 people co signed the lease agreement, you know, from the far side. and they are now they have be marked are right now. this is the 1st that create. i don't draw sold environment with airlines. so of course it's really difficult to recover, does a thrust fall on government side, and they all do know other aspects of the peace agreement also come of various low implementation. and that has been the tradition historically, which piece every month in columbia. so we find peace agreements, we are quite cold. and with that, what would you say shouldn't be sorry me enough with the gratian of x. com buttons, but we are quite bunch guaranteeing the life of the people who are some of the piece agreements and also we are

society is divided the columbia society splitter rice. and, and of course, that will affect the possibilities of peace. but i also want to say to know, eh, and to support elizabeth on these at the implementation of the piece of we met with far has to be that told her the sus, they're just because one point right now we have more than 300 people co signed the lease agreement, you know, from far side and they are now they have be larger right now. and this is the 1st that create, i don't draw sold environment with airlines. so of course it's really difficult to recover that there are small on government side and they all do know other aspects of the peace agreement also come of various low implementation. and that has been distribution historically which piece agreements in columbia. so we fund piece of room is we are quite gold and we've been when we say shouldn't be sermon. i'm going to gratian of x. com, but that's, but we are quite bunch guaranteeing the life of the people who are certainly the piece agreements. and also we are quite bu

ok, columbia. it's at the top, a $186.00 killed. that's according to the latest report from the rights group, front line defenders. so in today's episode, we look at the reasons why columbia is the world's deadliest country for those wanting to protect human rights. and what's being done about it, the joining us telling us from bogota, laura been the deputy director of the potter as foundation that the latin american think tank specializing and conflict analysis. also in boca taught an ego, alexander colombia based journal, was covering human rights and social justice and in dublin, ireland sarah to war, global head of protection for the rights group. frontline defenders. and as always, you're also at the table. if you're watching this on youtube, check it out. we have a live stream producer waiting there to get your comments to me. so i can get them to our guest today and you and i will, we can do this thing together, right? all right, let's begin with laura. why is it so dangerous to be a human rights defender in columbia of all p

i'm very fond of in northern columbia. that chosen not to show their faces because they feel threatened by our groups and the region. these are groups are establishing new territorial control over disputed lands between peasants, indigenous communities, and truest developments in northern columbia. these are groups on rolling, enticing violence, but seek to control this land to be able to carry weapons to traffic drugs and to be able to exploit the actual resources such as land, wood and mines. local communities have gotten, have come forward to the government asking for support and for help. local authorities fear these are groups and the central colonial government has so far remain silent. laura, what can be done? what should be done? yeah, well, and this will be maybe this will sound simple, but it's not simple to do that with no 1st name. do anything have a lot to do with the our sent on these. so people that jerry can not use, the last color was started to protect themselves, so they have to call to go with that, the

columbia hit the front! next to _ she ended that run. columbia hit the front!he ended that run. columbia hit the front! next to their captain _ she ended that run. columbia hit the front! next to their captain on the i front! next to their captain on the night! the second goal. it sends the colombians in the stands into raptures. colombians in the stands into ra tures. g; :: :: ., , colombians in the stands into ratures. ;;:: :: ., , ., ., raptures. over 300 mentors had gone b for raptures. over 300 mentors had gone by forjamaica — raptures. over 300 mentors had gone by forjamaica conceded _ raptures. over 300 mentors had gone by forjamaica conceded the _ raptures. over 300 mentors had gone by forjamaica conceded the first - by forjamaica conceded the first goal of the tournament and it brought them to life will stop —— 300 minutes. they probably should've equalised without columbia spotted an opportunity and immediately hit on the counter, a chance to double their lead. england will watch this consciously, something for them to keepin consciously, something fo

hi, i'm, i'm the columbia fancier, certainly confident that runs doesn't end to you tonight. that's the the way as far as corresponding tom can i for us in sydney. tom, thank you so much for your afford willing friday's world come action. sweden shock favorites depend to one to power into the semi finals having also knocked out title holders. the us in the last round sweden's progression means a trophy will have 1st time winters this year. sweden, if in the queens of the sick days at this tournament, and yet again, they cost private, can defend bucks through a free kick and escape go to see the worth of the sofa. despite the defend aconia for sweden and get pen again, couldn't deal with it. the scandinavians appealed for a humble and the 3 went to check them all on to. it was given a video review. and philip, under the did the rest to pam roll. so what it does take you a 1st class as soon as a bad say for the 2011, when as soon as the frame of the go with they did. finally, monday's a goal for her norco i see, but it was too late sweeten mot. song and we spoke to sweeten goal

to play and the columbia and friends here. so any confident that they had run doesn't into tonight. that's the way as far as corresponding tom can. i for us in sydney. tom, thank you so much for your record. 3 now, 2 minutes football and tom num hotspur striker harry kane has completed his move to bundles like a champions by munich. a fee of more than $100000000.00 euro has reportedly been agreed upon for the england captain, and that would be among this legal record. his contract will run until 2027. kane is england's all time leading goals, or you're watching the w news or a reminder of our top story. the death toll from wild flyers and the hawaiian island of maui has risen to 80 anymore are still will be missing. firefighters continue to battle the flames. some residents have returned to assess the damage to their homes and business. that's the latest on the news. a mary anna evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. the amended coin is great for investing the invest. these are the.

it england's quarterfinal gets columbia-— england's quarterfinal gets columbia. ., ., columbia. of character _ columbia. it was really out of character for _ columbia. it was really out of character for her. _ columbia. it was really out of character for her. we - columbia. it was really out of character for her. we were i columbia. it was really out of| character for her. we were all surprised. i think obviously, she's disappointed, but we have to get round the best we can. it was a massive loss. you can see she's got massive loss. you can see she's got massive moments and she could change the game in a switch. with got a focus on that and we got to focus on columbia with the team that we've got. columbia with the team that we've not. . columbia with the team that we've iot_ ., columbia with the team that we've ot. ., columbia with the team that we've got. fifa could extend james's band from one to — got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three _ got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three matches. - got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three match

and this was problems and do live, continue other virginia columbia all through. so the coast finals for the 1st time . also nothing of jamaica, catalina, this may school be only go early in. the 2nd. hoffman melding because the only goal jamaica has been seated in this 2 minutes. columbia will now play the unity in champions england in the call to find the knowledge we came here to play 7 final. we're dreaming big, but we know we can post all we can do it. i feel extremely proud to be in this team to have what we have, not only the supporting part, but also the mentality that we have in the team. my name is vicky. so the quote for the final lineup is complete to alex thomas has more now from sidney. for the 2nd time and 8 months from chattering role goes was called dream. last december, it was in the semi finals of a man's tournament and caused the parents in the round of 16 of the women's well comp, so disappointment. and for these loud loyal red sided funds for the change and had fun with a hitsfeld. hi, we're ready. history make is as the 1st hour of nation to

she is a senior analyst for a columbia, the international crisis group. she is normally based in bogota, columbia that joins us tonight from denver, colorado. good to have you on the day. welcome. now this cease fire with the eel and gorilla home forton, is it for columbia as quest for peace? so this is a really significant advance, and i think it's a very good 1st step in trying to de escalate the situation. particularly with the 11, the largest remaining left of the movement in columbia. and now in terms of a broader concept, essentially, what's happened since 2016 where we did see this piece agreement with the former bar. the movement is that the conflict has fractured. we have more actors today, they're often smaller and more locally based. but in that context, the lens is very important because it remains the last political insurgency and it has a very significant presence across colombia territory. so a 100 maybe days of the longest these 5 has ever been agreed with organizations which indicate the level of trust between the negotiating teams that w

it was out of england columbia imagined sydney and reports and not emotional for the final columbia. the time at this tournament may have ended in hop right to night in sydney, but no one who sold them on the page or heard them in the stands. we'll forget the impact on this competition. the victory over germany was one of the most spectacular matches of the world's comp. so fall and an 18 year old doing the kind of say that they had one of the breakout stalls of this tournament. gene hudson, he mates told us just a few moments ago how they felt at home every time they stepped out onto the page. so loud with supporters haven, australia. and they said to me, made it difficult for england tonight. so as we heard from georgia steinway, she and her teammates relished the challenge of, of playing in front of a hostile crowd. you know, it was amazing here. and the national anthem was unbelievable. and the noise that to you, i think it just shows how far women's football is growing and the noise and the stadium exactly what we want. and yeah, you don't want to be able to hear the person next

she is a senior analyst for columbia, the international crisis group. she is normally based in bogota, columbia, but joins us tonight from denver, colorado. good to have you on the day. welcome. now this cease fire with the eel and gorilla home. forton is it for columbia? as quest for peace. so this is a really significant advance, and i think it's a very good 1st step in trying to de escalate the situation, particularly with the land, the largest remaining left of movement in columbia. and now in terms of a broader punch site, essentially what's happened since 2016 where we did see this piece agreement with the former far the really movement is that the conflict has fractured. we have more actors today. they're often smaller and more locally based. but in that context, the lens is very important because it remains the last political insurgency and it has a very significant presence across columbia territory. so a 190 days of the longest use part of has ever been agreed with organizations which indicate the level of trust between the negotiating teams t

it's all the way in, it - streamlined for columbia. alicia santos with _ streamlined for columbia.ntos with a _ streamlined for columbia. alicia santos with a superb _ streamlined for columbia. alicia santos with a superb shot - streamlined for columbia. alicia santos with a superb shot from | streamlined for columbia. alicia | santos with a superb shot from a distance, columbia celebrating like they had won the world cup itself. tournament england needed a response and had some good fortune. the goalkeepers. — and had some good fortune. tue: goalkeepers, and and had some good fortune. tte: goalkeepers, and it's in. and had some good fortune. the goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp. goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbin: goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbing home _ goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbing home the _ goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbing home the equaliser. goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp. stabbing home the equaliserjust before the interval. the european champion started the second half as it ended the first.— it ended the first. russo! she is done it! georgia _ it en

what about columbia? i don't understand if representative crenshaw remembers, it is surprising he lived there, he does not remember how much destruction this partnership, that was a learning process, caused for colombian citizens. not only that, what are we fighting? if a war against drugs, is a war on fentanyl, is a war that is going to leave this country free of drugs, or will it diminish the level of drug consumption? what happened in columbia as a failed war. the objective was to reduce the levels of consumption of cocaine. if that is what we want -- if that is the final aim of this collaboration. the narcotics corporation between the united states and the different countries of latin america, have failed. more drugs are coming to the u.s. than at any other time in history. the opioid epidemic, now the fentanyl crisis, after $1 trillion being spent on the war on drugs. columbia is an example of the destruction that militarization of the fight, or the militarization of antinarcotics policies. what is h

time here in the region in columbia. this is also part of the amazon's where i am right now is a part is a settlement of a new got indigenous community. let me tell you about this people. they were leaving deep in the jungle, but they had to leave about 30 years ago. mostly because of the forest station for logging of the presence of left wing, gorillas and paramilitary groups and the fighting ongoing. there they were, one of the last tribes to be compacted in columbia and back in 2006. some of the members have to start coming out of the jungle, even though they had been compacted to seek help. they had to assimilate mostly because they could not survive when they were in their, in their territories. there's been attempts for this communities to will back. they have been unsuccessful, but the conditions that they're living right now we're, there's around 20 set. those events like this one all around. there's heavy stories because they kind of go back in there, living in tents and half of their population has already died

very so we'll see that we had in columbia now in the bolivian amazon. in ginger, this women are drawing on ancestral knowledge to how does the healing properties of various plants indigenous leaders say? these traditions represent an invaluable source of scientific data. manual wrap, hello reports. now from real bronco in central bolivia that this knowledge is at risk of being lost forever. a group of women walking through the forest in central bolivia. they're looking for a tree called co pipe. though around here, good bible is better known as the miracle tree, given it's many medicinal properties. when i say typical file, a complaint about oil is medicinal and good, a treating dramatic pain, the stomach ulcers and for regulating blood pressure in this part of the country, many hours away from the nearest hospital cool bible oil is an important natural medicine. and a main ingredient in many local products, but the for its work of bible grow spaces, many threats such as illegal logging and the clearing of rain for us to make room for agriculture. somet

they include brazil, columbia, ecuador, olivia, venezuela. and they say that during the summit, they'll find solutions to protect the forest and its people, their biggest challenges, reducing deforestation promoting sustainable development and forming an amazon in parliament. i'll just there is latin america editor lucy newman reports now from the summit in bell. i'm present to host president luisa announced who loved the scene, is billing this summit as the 1st time that the amazonian countries can speak to the world rather than being dictated to by the international community. he had hoped to get a commitment from his peers to agree to 0 deforestation in their i'm a zone in regions by the year, 2013. and he was not able to get that except from columbia, which has already committed to that, as well as legislative by himself. but there has been 3 months on other important issues such as setting up a common police force to try to control the criminal games that are crossing the border is continually in this very, very porous amazonian region t

i fires like this are for british columbia?— columbia? i hate to say it, i've columbia? to say it, i've been here in bc for. columbia? i hate to say it, i i've been here in bc for about i�*ve been here in bc for about seven years, and it�*s becoming more and more common, really. unfortunately. to this day, 20 years ago, we have intense fires in 2003 in the okanogan and safe to say that this is almost worse here in the valley so unfortunately, it�*s becoming all too common but because of that, we�*re really getting also very comfortable with dealing with these emergency situations and we so many logistical teams in place to help deal with this type of situation.— type of situation. madison, thank you _ type of situation. madison, thank you very much i type of situation. madison, thank you very much for i type of situation. madison, i thank you very much forjoining us today. russia�*s first lunar mission in nearly 50 years has ended in failure after its spacecraft crashed into the moon. the unmanned luna—25 module, was supposed to land at the south pole of the moon but exp

very so i just see that love yet in columbia. well precedent, especially president who got a feeling about but also president columbus press and will start when people went to the summit. was a very ambitious agenda. now the big challenges, how they're going to be able to carry out this type of changes and reforms in their own countries, especially with right now facing a tough challenge in congress. he's coalitions is having some truck was his son, his being investigated for money laundering among many other things. so he would have to pass many of these reforms in congress. i'm not still a question whether he'd be able to do it. but again, what president 1st trusting right now was that the amazon is not just places like this one with thing, toll friends and biodiversity. but it's also about people about the at least 2000000 indigenous people. and who were communities that live in places like this one that need to be protected and that they need to help and that hopefully assignments such as that one will start to mark a road fr

well, yeah, this is a columbia of amazon region. we came to the city following the story of this community that has been deeply affected by what is happening in the amazon rain forest. they are the last contacted tribe in columbia and back in 2006. they hard to, to start coming out of the jungle because they had to survive. their area was filled with a deforestation that were left wing, gorilla paramilitary folks. they said that they could not survive. they are on the struggles that these people are facing, is survival. we have been talking to them and they're telling us that they used to be hunters and gatherers that they used to be able to fish, that they could collect some of the foods from the trees and the big kind of to that anymore. let me show you a little bit of where we are right now. we're a toyota stadium. that was a fair and going on here, where some of them came to show some of the craftmanship that they carry out in order to be able to show some of the of the products to, to other people. here they were not able to so

so fire in a rocky that columbia is last line of defense. had no answers for being with get the job done with the to one when over columbia, all 4 teams remaining have never won the women's world astray as on. so the semi finals offer a tense penalty shootout offer go list match australia is courtney vine school to the science of penalty to defeat from 76 the host suite to the last 4 for the 1st time certainly becomes only the 2nd host to reach the semi finals where they will face england and in men simple englands, captain harry kane has completed his move to blend to speak of champions. buying munich, we do report say a record 100000000. your fee was agreed for the full months. so talking to him striker his contract would run for years over on full for years. okay, and is a tottenham and england's old time leading goal score as a tens of thousands have marched in the annual prague pride parade, draped in rainbow flags and color full costumes. they called for more rights for the eligibility to community. paul, so that around 60 percent of c

now we're going to go to today's about, she's in san jose, the in columbia. columbia, of course, today is the, one of the important plays when it comes to the amazon issues. is this conference turning out to be the turning point? but some colombian officials have been saying they hope it will be of the. well, that's what many people here are hoping. but let me tell you what. right? i'm right now saw me because it's quite exceptional. i mean, the love yeah. the river, this is right in columbia. as i'm, as when i just saw several of those fans or swimming right or wrong does, it's difficult for us to show us, but that's what we're seeing right now. this river goes all the way to venezuela. this is what the amazon rain forest is all about is about a system of rivers of streams of jungles on biodiversity. but it's all connected with one another. whatever happens here also has an impact on other countries, and that's why this meeting is so important right now. how to preserve and to stop the destruction that has been going on. and this part of the world presidents will, that will pay throug

sundays is on the front length of the columbia and fight against deforestation. he's in charge of operations in the region in the amazon rain forest center says he's working with prosecutors and specialize officers to come by environmental crimes with oh, wait, hold on zillow. thing this thing we are looking at money lender is so we can confiscate the prophecy. and that you repay the damage they are doing to the amazon know, we know he's, you know, also controls all the world that lives the areas as well as rescuing in danger. spacious, with with me. after the government signed a piece agreement with the left wing rebel group, the fark in 2016 millions of hector's, of land in this area were destroyed and police been forced, were replaced with capital and graft to feed them. the government now is trying a different approach and rather than prosecuting small farmers, they're going after those who, the finance deforestation. columbia managed to reduce deforestation by 30 percent in the past year. environment administered, sustainable, have my to die to 0. the combat

the plains reach the city of colona in british columbia. at west africa is eco, was says, it's ready to intervene militarily in asia. if diplomatic efforts failed to restore democracy. but late as one say, when the old launch the operation, the bank visible and welcome canada is north and west. bracing for the was severe wildfire as a postal authorities to declare a state of emergency in the province of british columbia. thousands of residents are evacuating as the blazes jump containment lights. it's the same in canada as fund northwest finds the threatening the territorial capital yellowknife. and as the fire encroaches yellowknife residents have heated the cold to leave the city some lined up to catch special evacuation flights. us will be good for the week. we don't get the chance to to inbox. so hopefully today we'll keep cry. i don't even know how long we're going to be a way out this leave by con, filling up jerry cans to get as far away from the place as possible. the city of 20000 was scheduled to be clear by friday evening local t

i love those who cut down trees for the price of columbia says it's time to try something new, to raise a bow reports from the southern region of whether the avia, a kind of alexandra, rolando sundays is on the front length of the columbia and fight against deforestation. he's in charge of operations in the region in the amazon rain forest center says he's working with prosecutors and specialize officers to come by environmental crimes with oh, wait, hold on zillow. thing this thing we are looking at money lender is so we can confiscate the prophecy and they repay the damage they are doing to the amazon. know we know he's, you know, also controls all the world that lives the areas as well as rescuing in dangers spacious with with me. after the government signed a piece agreement with the left wing rebel group, the fark in 2016 millions of hector's, of land in this area were destroyed and pristine forest were replaced with katherine and graft. to steve them, the government now is trying a different approach and rather than prosecuting small farmers, they're going after those who the fina

columbia university is honored to co-sponsor this annual celebrate with the columbia department of history each year. the history. selects one of its leading historians to chair a panel of three jurors chosen the finest scholars in the field hailing from top research university across the hailing from top research universities across the country. we are delighted that c-span's american history tv has elected to expand its partnership with us this year i'm according tonight program for airing and archiving on its website. we will circulate would win the air date andes online access are available. we are also thrilled that m so many guests are joining us for tonight program which features brief interviews with the book prize winners and their scholarly works delving into the 18th 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. it is a joy to be celebrating books tonight. in addition to the important of prizes that are awarded, the endowment left to columbia library by frederic bancroft enables us to continue to acquire both rare archival material and new publications of scholarly research conducted by histo

so fire in a rocky that columbia is last line of defense. had no answers for being with get the job done with the to one when over columbia. all 4 teams remaining have never won the women's world and australia advance the semi finals offer a tense penalty. shootout officer goal this natural story is courtney vine school. the decisive penalty to defeat from 76, the host street law. for the 1st time, i swear to become the only to be the 2nd host to reach us any finals where they will now say live. oh, these are, these are the man who talk. he was at the game and brisbin and here's her report to no one was able to break the deadlock. anita french saw usually less on that no australian magician's ham, correct. so this match went into extra time and then into a pendant issued out, which was nothing short of. then a roller coaster ride and rising to relocation was australia's course meet, vine, who of course squad, the game winning penalty. and the moments she squat that penalty the crowd here in brisbin went wild. the ground that i'm standing on

ecuador, and resume, tried to avoid the subject altogether, but were energetically chastised by columbia. as president gustavo bathrooms on spot is the center said that politicians are being held hostage to the fossil fuel industry and war. the continuing to produce it will destroy humanity in decades, not centuries on the edge of extinction. we need a life safer, and it's in this decade that we, us politician need to make the hard decisions, especially given our short mandates. so what are we doing just making speeches like we're doing now, the advances the indigenous leaders and environmental, this se, oil contamination destroys everything in its path, including the livelihood of local communities. critics say the final document was full of good intentions, but short term deadlines. it's better than nothing, but it falls far, far behind of was the region need some of the planets and it's right now really come across. as the less there did seem to be a greater sense of urgency among the 8 m. a zone in nation leaders, deforestation of the world's largest rang forest has or would you reac

as did their opponents, columbia russell were awarded a penalty on the stroke of half time. the captain lane to box stepped up. the effort was saved, however, teammate a new set. lamar, a sport and follow up, rustling, match one mill, but their opponents columbia were already through to the last 16 world cup group stage has officially wrapped with group h is match, now concluded let's take a look at the standings there. columbia finished 1st and we'll place them make a next world cup. debutantes, morocco finish 2nd, and we'll face france in the last 16 germany and south korea are out of the tournament. saturday sees the start of the knock out stages. so let's take a look at the match ups, switzerland face, spain, and japan play norway. south africa's 1st ever knockout match will be against the netherlands, sweden play reading champions, usa co host australia will come up against denmark and england to face nigeria, france faced morocco and columbia, played w tots to make a quick reminder of our top story here on data for you news, supporters of news harris who have rallied o

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when over columbia. all 4 teams remaining have never won the women's world and australia and bonds to the semi finals after a tense penalty shootout after goal. this match australia is courtney vine school, the decisive penalty to the feet from $76.00. the hosts reached the last 4 for the 1st time astray became the only 2nd host to route has any finals where they will now face and good and in men's full england. captain harvey kane has completed his move to bundle stick of champions by munich. media report say a record $100000000.00 euro fee is agreed for the full not taught in strike of his contract. hold one for 4 years. kane is taught no man england, old time leading goal score. i want to join him in the studio now is a and b howard from dw sports. so was there any doubt that by and could steal to steal a few people were getting this because the seasons getting so close and the reason it ran down to the why is that this is harry county trying to do the right thing for his old club 100000000 u. s. as a

it's all the way in, it streamlined for columbia.i santos with a superb shot from a distance, columbia celebrating like they had won the world cup itself. tournament, england needed a response and had some good fortune. the goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbing home the equaliserjust before the interval. the european champion started the second half as it ended the first. russo! she's done it! georgia stanway past falling for rousseau, england the lead they crave. now desperate columbia remained dangerous, earps tested for distance but england dug deeper, third consecutive world cup semi—final. and there it is, another hurdle cleared. key players in the build up to this tournament and the recent suspension of the fallen laurenjames, testament to their resilience and their resolve, and they have every reason to celebrate this victory, they must now prepare for what will be a blockbuster clash against the host australia next week. in their first ever appearance in the world cup final. it's exciting, what more do you want, i think col

very so i just see that love yet in columbia. yes, president joe biden has designated a new national monument to protect land around the grand canyon from uranium mining around a dozen indigenous tribes, coal for the protection of around 4000 square kilometers in the grand canyon national park. opponents say it would encroach on private land and could effect local capital wrenching. but the local tribes consider this land sacred and they say it provides refuge to a diverse range of long thoughts. help right, the wrong to the plastic concert, this land of manchester or footprints for all future generations over the years. hundreds of millions of people who travel with grand canyon on all advice, mad majesty. but fewer or wherever, as full history from time immemorial, or the dozen tribal visions of live gathered, preyed on these lands. but some 100 years ago they were forced out every act to preserve the grand candidate as a national park was used as an i did just people full access to their homeland. what area i was just as rob r

thank you very much tom columbia. a through to the quotes, finals of the way as well. cop often no count jamaica counseling that was may school early in the 2nd hall was the only goal jamaica had conceded in this tournament. columbia will now play the european champions, england in the quarter finals and sydney on such today broker looking to continue the incredible run later on choose day that are up against one of the favorites from so in the round of 16 bronco or the 1st north africa an arab site to make it this fall in the competition. most people say this is a special game because i'm french, but my heart is with the rock i. we've been working hard to 3 years and here we are . i read enough morocco and today it's not a problem, a total for me to win against friends. i'll do everything for us to reach the quote of finals. well, alex thomas is following the walk up for us in sydney and alex real quick, go into this one of the underdogs, but they'll be feeling confident, what they often what by a change in the group