we visit a small plantation in western ecuador. at five am even before his chickens of crowed seven partridge is up and about making his morning talk at to the accompaniment of early bird song he's a farmer his family has been working the land for four generations. he's also raising six children on his own like his forefathers before him sophia wants to live at one with nature now large scale cultivation on the chemicals organic farming which makes him something of an eccentric. me i look at what everyone here says i'm crazy but ultimately this isn't my land it's borrowed i'm just visiting that for fifty six day or sounder years so it has to be here for a future generation of. you know looking up out of the thing that. for a long time other farmers markets for his dedication to small scale cultivation but things changed dramatically when it became clear that he was in ted rowlands saving the oldest and rarest variety of cocoa bean in the world the nothing in our. laws nationality this variety produces very little kirk but it is pro

welcome to global three thousand this week we meet cocoa farmers in ecuador who produce the world's most expensive chocolates. we visit young herders in the soto who are being given the chance to learn to read and fly. but first we head to new zealand where dairy farming is jeopardising the water quality. global meat consumption is on the rise on average we humans each consumer around forty one kilos year in two thousand and seventeen alone three hundred twenty two million tons of beef pork and poultry were produced worldwide and that requires a lot of animals our planet has more than seven hundred twenty million pigs nearly a billion cattle. and twenty three billion chickens many of which are forced to live in overcrowded cages or stalls. and vast areas of land a destroyed solely to grow animal feed or to be used as grazing costus meanwhile the urine and feces of livestock contaminating soils and waterways in germany for instance two hundred eight billion liters of liquid manual was sprayed on to fee. last year with terrible consequences for biodiversity. joyce hannah still washes or ve

he moved to ecuador from the u.s. ten years ago. he spent many of them fighting deforestation when he heard that the rare nasional cocoa bean was facing extinction he went on a trail that's when he met some of you said here told them about some particularly old trees in the remote valley he knew that from his forefathers although illiterate they were very knowledgeable about local vegetation. you know this was. my grandmother was not interested in a life in the kitchen she was very child like she loved working in the fields always had her machete with her she was very determined you know without question. and indeed d.n.a. tests proved that a handful of the many thousands of trees were rare original varieties there's only one percent of such ferocity left in ecuador they produced very small amounts of high quality cow for decades local people considered them worthless but the fruit has become a luxury a street this is mindful chocolate consumption give people a reason to kind of stop what they're doing rather than just kind of poppi

in solving this issue is aware that ecuador is exhausting all after his body diplomatic means. in march songes internet use was restricted after he tweeted criticism of the u.k.'s response to the poisoning of sergei and. it's been almost six years since the wiki leaks founder had to seek asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london during this time assad was visited by many friends including celebrity guests and the press but it looks like now he doesn't have that option on the table. ok let's separate a guess that can speak to human rights activist peter tatchell kind of joins me this evening piece it things have really sort of turned around now because at one point i think the embassy was seen as being his savior maybe to some extent and now it's looking a bit more like an oppressor if those restrictions which we've just talked about true. he's not able to meet people not able to use the phone is none the worse than even being in prison because you get some of those things that are. well absolutely ecuador granted during our sons' political asylum it granted him a safe haven in

and ecuador and author it is his internet access is still blocked we have had targets who are interested in solving this issue and signage is aware that ecuador is exhausting all after is very diplomatic means in march songes internet use was restricted after he tweeted criticism of the u.k.'s response to the poisoning of said get in union square park it's been or six years since wiki leaks founder had to seek asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london during this time assad was visited by many friends celebrity guests and media but it looks like now he doesn't have that option on the table human rights activist peter tatchell says that new restrictions make life worse than in prison. ecuador granted political asylum granted him a safe haven in london embassy and it granted him citizenship with all the rights that go with citizenship those rights have now been unilaterally abrogated by the ecuadorian government and is affectively being held incommunicado he can't communicate with the outside world and the outside world cannot communicate with him that is more draconian restriction than e

en ecuador... >> durante la ceremonia de... a menos de 4.. a las 6 una estructura cerca de la atopista entraría en efecto. >> algún tipo de problemas y el departamento de obmberos >> bueno, esto... a solo 3 >> de la posteridad, y en esos momentos de los bombero >> leslie estaba dentro del almacén de construcción cuando el fuego comenzó a prepararse desde entonces >> el diario de uno de los negocios aledaño y toda la calle >> entonces no es un carro los que exstán arriba ha ncaído abajo >> los bomberos han podido trabajr de fuera y no saben si los demás vehículos podrán ser rescatados >> y mañana los bomberos esperan entrar a la propoeidad para investigar y determinar la causa del siniestro >> vivo de milagro, así está un bebé de 3 mesess y todo quedó captado en cámara y noticiero telemundo 48 descartó... visitará distintos lugares del área de la bahía >> el 11 de mayo de 4 de l tarde a 9 de la noche estaremos en escuela popular en san josçe visite ttelemundo 48.com para más información antonio villaraigosa no nos ignoró. como alcalde salvó a

the southern coast of ecuador is dr twist. countless shrimp farms. around two thirds of the monk great forests that once lined the shore have been destroyed to make way for them. to make the animals great quickly the shrimp foulness feed them two to three times a day. like effectively set it up that allow a yes or no product you have to fertilize treat the water on the ground. and then around sixty percent of the shrimp survive. that's a very good result but you need fertile ground sounds good water you know what i mean when shrimp meats salt water so the poems have to be filled with water from the sea that's replaced regularly the farms cause serious environmental damage to prevent possible disease the farmers get the shrimp heavy doses of prophylactic medication when the pond water drains into the sea it's taken up in the marine food chain study show culture is increasing the worldwide danger of antibiotic resistance soloing. says the medications are in the food that the shrimp eat these animals contains a wide range of different substances. but we

ecuador granted journalist songs political asylum granted him a safe haven in its london embassy and it granted him citizenship with all the rights that go with citizenship yet those riots have now been unilaterally abrogated by the ecuadorian government and is affectively being held incommunicado he can't communicate with the outside world and the outside world cannot communicate with him that is a more draconian restriction on terrorists all right experience in prison they do have a right to communicate during a song does not so this is a very very backward step which goes quite clearly against ecuador own guarantee of human rights and free expression however songs has always remained upbeat about his life inside the embassy we took a fun look at what the whistleblower can still do with the few items still in his possession. well i'll be back with headlines in about thirty two and a half minutes stay with us. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the iran nuclear deal

. >> en ecuador familiares de los periodis periodistas secuestradoes y asesinado sz por disidentes dea cobertura periodÍstica cuando fueron raptados el 26 de marzo y luego ejecutados por el grupo delictivo en la frontera de ecuador y colombia. >> en argentina miles de personas marcharon para reclamar la activos de cultivo de marihuana para consumo personal. los participantes de la marcha mundial de la marihuana se congregaron el sÁbado para pedir! despenalizaciÓn del cultivo domiciliario del cannabis y la implementaciÓn de la ley que autoriza el uso medicinal, esta movilizaciÓn comenzÓ en 1999 y desde entonces se hace el primer sÁbado de mayo de cada aÑo. >> en guatemala ella no puede salir sola a la calle, la funcionario de 62 aÑos encabezÓ una lucha anticorrupciÓn que enviÓ a la cÁrcel al expresidente pÉrez molina y su vice presidenta y tambiÉn desarticulÓ varias estructuras criminales, el 2016 se confirmÓ que una organizaciÓn criminal planeÓ y pago un atentado contra ella que se retira del cargo el 16 de mayo. >> autoridades investigan como este conductor se estrellÓ contra una res

problem because we many people continue to ecuador to peru where we had to open new offices in brazil and other people going in the direction of the caribbean to beno could have a home so it's it needs to reach you know responses from iran and we hope that the government took a different country to do receive. in its will and also try to harmonize approach in order to get bickering spawn's from the international community thinking up on what you say. they're just picking up on one just have said this is diego who says latin america should not use the domestic aspect of venezuela's crisis as a basis for neglecting its own responsibility to provide services and protection to the venezuelan refugees on his hands i want to add now i just wanted to add when we look at colombia's response to this crisis on one side we see the president say saying we need to be generous with these people who are coming here i specially given the history and the fact that minnesota's been so generous with colombians. we see they're coming i meant asking for international aid moving to a word building shelters

in ecuador entrepreneurs are developing ways to make shrimp farming more environmentally friendly. and we go to california to meet a woman who does.

between the colombian government and the year len rebel group will move to cuba the original host ecuador polled its support for the talks the negotiations started fifteen months ago in quito after more than fifty years of fighting ecuador stopped hosting the talks after two ecuadorian journalists and their driver were killed by former fox rebels and al jazeera investigation has found that hundreds of mexicans have undergone experimental and unrelated medical procedures by the country's flagship neurological institute over a fourteen year period the patients were fitted with a device meant to drain fluid from the brain but in some cases it made their conditions worse john harmon has part one of this investigation. it's painful for you learned to look back at the time before she was hit by hydrocephalus a debilitating condition in which excess fluid builds up in the brain it's left her with massive headaches and speech problems. everything changed because i was a sports woman before i spent twenty years doing sports and i sold clothing everything and that she hoped that an operation at mex

the negotiations started fifteen months ago and chris how after more than fifty years of fighting ecuador stopped hosting the talks after two ecuadorian journalists and their driver were killed by former fark rebels a coal mine explosion in southwest pakistan has killed at least sixteen miners emergency crews are carrying out an operation to free around a dozen others who are trapped in the mine the blast in the coal fields in baluchistan was caused by a buildup of methane gas inside the mine. at least four people have been killed in violence in indian administered kashmir a man died in srinagar after being run over by indian security forces and earlier at least three separate us fighters were killed during a raid by soldier is just a warning that you may find some images in a sauna binge of aids report disturbing. this is the moment when an indian security vehicle crashes a protester. the vehicle drives on and the wounded man is left behind he later died of his injuries indian forces say they are investigating what happened it is now under control as regards the good or the other civilia

and spain, is going to trade away the p protections that ecuador, for seven years, has maintained toian assange bececause of e likelihood he will be persecuted not in sweden, but in the united states. remember, the case in sweden for sexual assault, the investigation has been dropped and closed. it is still longer pending. what the cononcern is the trump administratition, specifically mike pompeo who was the director of the cia the time and now separate estate, saying arresting julian assange is reported because of the leaks, documents that wikileaks has published because o of th journalism have done, which just this week the freedom of the press foundation and the committee to protect journalists have so would d pose a grave ththreat to o the first amendme. when interviewed presisident korea, he was saying the way in which join us on has been silenced by blocking his access to the internet, denying him visitors from the outside world with the exception of his lawyers and a couple of other people, is in violation ofof his humaman rightsts will stop is ia -- doctors who have examined

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welcome to global three thousand this week we meet cocoa farmers in ecuador who produce the world's most expensive chocolates. we visit young herders in the sotto who are being given the chance to learn to read and life. but first we head to new zealand twenty dairy farm.

them you have a very personal relationship to south america you started in chile lived and worked in ecuador how are working conditions for journalists in south america compared to europe. to america i think the south or latin america is a very diverse continent but what we can observe in several latin american countries is that journalists are murdered on a daily basis take mexico brazil or colombia. there are parts of these countries where the states as the regulating are governing power has the factor retreated while private forces such as drug cartels and criminal groups have taken over power. here in the state no longer has any relevance and that means that the existing protection programs by the state don't work in colombia or in mexico because some of these states are corrupt to the core. of that myself recently on my last trip to mexico which makes it what i say about the it's not just by germany as far removed from such circumstances it's one of the freest countries on earth so why do you rank germany fifteenth in terms of freedom of the press. that's fine. but. what we criticize in

welcome to global three thousand this week we need to cocoa farmers in ecuador who produce the world's most expensive chocolates. we visit two young herders in the sotto who are being given the chance to learn to read and life. but first we head to new zealand dairy.

it also features an exclusive report into the amount of money spent by ecuador to keep hold up was upid sleeplessness, depression and unhappiness, we should all be switching off other mobile by 10pm. the paper also features a paper of the novelist tom wolfe. really, no consensus. many of the tabloids leading on the royal wedding. we are going to start with gaza. it is a desperately sad picture. we are told is eight months old and was the youngest victim. he died ina old and was the youngest victim. he died in a tear gas attack. the israelis do dispute, as many of these things, both sides say one thing and the other side disagrees. 63 people have died in the violence over the last few days. families are very upset. what ever would have happened in that area, it would have happened in that area, it would have happened with or without donald trump, but has he fanned the flames. the timing was terrible. he was supposed to be in the running for a nobel peace prize last week, and a week is a long time in politics. we see these horrific pictures now and will a lwa ys these horrific pictures

with spots how many changed throughout the years to be with the golden generation used to be chile ecuador. now that all came back again and it just changed you know what i mean but this i think for my point to be. american qualifiers are the hardest ones you can will get to a stage like in europe where you have groups of four even if those two groups of foible full groups of three why view it would it would it would more reflect the quality across the continent of south america i think it's hard just to make it that way to change it that way and the reason being is because it has always been the same and the only one that you can make it happen that way should be a calf and the let's say you know american on it and you just play you only one continent playing the whole qualifications and you half a minute three or four groups tell us how passionate colombians all about football i mean the biggest for the countries football. has changed dramatically over the last so that's a thing years he was a league that was only majority for people from the cartel and now own there's a lot of companies

--penny los tiene el reporte penny: este es un empresario aeronÁutico del ecuador, que segÚn los documentosiciÓn de que ellos no iban a tener ninguna relaciÓn contractual o personal con el seÑor manuel rodrÍguez campo, sino que la responsabilidad. penny: la sociedad no se concreto. >> el gobierno de rafael correa tomÓ control de la aerolÍnea Ícaro a travÉs de la superintendencia de compaÑÍas, logrando un liquidador. el liquidador de Ícaro hizo contacto con manuel rodrÍguez y establecieron una empresa nueva. penny: en mÉxico, la compaÑÍa no estuvo exenta de cuestionamientos. en 2012, el mismo aviÓn que cayó en la habana fue motivo de una queja ante el instituto nacional electoral. la acusaciÓn que revisÓ con visión investiga indicÓ que la campaÑa del actual presidente, enrique peÑa nieto, rento el aviÓn por $10 la -- $10,000 la hora. una empleada de la empresa confirmÓ a univisión que rodrÍguez es espaÑol, reside en mÉxico y es el dueÑo de la compaÑÍa. dijo que Él no darÁ entrevistas en este momento, porque debe estar al frente de la situaciÓn. enrique: al regresar de la pausa, la revista na

. >> realmente vimos muchas delegaciones colombianas, algunas bellas bolivianas otras de ecuador, méxicola costumbre porque mañana es feriado para muchos, tienen el privilegio de quedarse a descansar, tendrán un día relajante para la piscina, si tiene que trabajar mañana tendremos menos tráfico en la zona del área de la bahía, el reloj marca las seis con 20 minutos de la tarde condiciones despejadas, con 80° a lo que respecta al área de san josé, en comparación con la ciudad de auckland que marca los 67°, la zona de san francisco en los 66° condiciones de nubosidad baja en algunas de las regiones.serán los primeros 90° que veremos en el área de nuestros valles. >> si si usted piensa en darse una vuelta por la bahía tendrá un buen clima. >>san francisco se queda con la más fresca, la playa están sus planes para el día de mañana 66° para el día de mañana,, veremos condiciones despejadas un termómetro en los 61° mientras que tendremos temperaturas en los 68° para la zona punta >> la situación no es muy diferente si comparamos con la ciudad de san francisco, veremos alcanzará los 50° para el

liberaciÓn nacional llegaron al acuerdo de continuar su diÁlogo de paz en cuba tras el retiro de ecuadorncia en mÉxico estÁn sufriendo en carne propia el enojo de los votantes que los cuestionan por actos de corrupciÓn. para los aspirantes a la jefatura de gobierno como a la campaÑa para los comiciosse ha tornado dura. tal como nos cuenta marÍa elena. marÍa: a menos de dos meses de la elecciÓn presidencial, el resentimiento social a la clase polÍtica mexicana ha tensionado el proceso para algunos de los que esperan ocupar el cargo, agrada de ser enfrentados e incluso insultados cara a cara por los ciudadanos. tras haber propuesto cortar la mano a quien robe dentro del servicio pÚblico como una soluciÓn a la corrupción, el candidato independiente jaime rodrÍguez fue encarado por esta mujer. >> no deberÍas estar en las boletas! deberÍan cortarte las manos. marÍa: margarita zavala fue seÑalada por el incendio en 2009 de la guarderÍadonde murieron 49 niÑos. una de las dueÑas exonerada de cualquier responsabilidad, es prima de la que entonces era la primera dama. >> no le da vergüenza?! que v

paÍses como mÉxico, ecuador y guatemala celebraron este dÍa en las calles exigiendo mejores tragos ycÍa de san josÉ, en el barco del 1 de mayo, dÍa del trabajo y del trabajador para decirnos cÓmo se lleva con la comunidad de san josÉ. gracias por acompaÑarnos. sin de la policÍa de san josÉ que hay temor por parte de los indocumentados hacia ustedes? >> creemos que hay temor, pero estamos haciendo todo lo que podemos hacer para dar el mensaje a nuestra comunidad que no estamos aquÍ en nuestra emisiÓn de forzar las leyes de inmigraciÓn. palmira: quÉ hacen para hacer saber esto la comunidad? >> hablar con nuestra comunidad. hace unos meses fui a todas las misas catÓlicas en espaÑol de la ciudad y di el mensaje de nuestro departamento, de nuestra polÍtica, pero el departamento de policÍa no puede tener un segmento de nuestra comunidad asustada. palmira: ahora viene la Época de verano, de calor, Época en que los jÓvenes acostumbran a andar en la calle con amigos. quÉ hace el jefe de policÍa de san josÉ para que estos chamacos no anden con malas compaÑÍas? >> tenemos oficiales que trabajan

. >> la esposa de carlos fue deportada hace exactamente un aÑo a ecuador.. >> ya no le renovaron y. >de casos. >>, aumentaron en ellos desde que el presidente donald trump asumiÓ la. >> hemos t. >> segÚn la oficina de asuntos 12. >> los arrestos que serÁn en cinco condados. >> incluso la esposa de carlos que vivÍa en queens, nueva york. >> se restan menos personas para enviar a nueva york. >> no queremos que la policÍa local trabaje con ice, entonces ellos estÁn de. >> ice no quiso hacer comentarios. >> ¿ viste porque en una. >>. >> piensan en sfrushlgd. >> hayan restos de un joven de cinco aÑos que desapareciÓ en febrero, fue la madrastra del niÑo que llevÓ a la policÍa al lugar donde estaban sus restos bajo un puente en una carretera al norte de wichita, detuvieron a la madre por obstrucciÓn de la justicia. >> otra vez, el chico saliÓ de clases, disparÓ al menos seis meses antes que el maestro lo tirara al suelo. >> los estudiantes. >> estÁs asustada porque nunca sabes lo que este niÑo puede hacer eso para. >>. >> ahora investigan. >> es un sujeto que usÓ su auto como arma en, se de

. >> escenarios en ecuador esperan formas de inteligencia para decidir si se retira el equipo de guardia el cargo disponiÉndose seguridad para Él, su esposa y sus tres hijos. correa estÁ erradica r en bÉlgica y tiene ocho militares pagados con el preso ecuatoriano. >> la divisa argentina cerrÓ a 2 a $25 por dÓlar; el gobierno de mauricio mandy busca el respaldo de estados unidos. el mandatario argentino conversÓ hoy con otra buscando apoyo para la obtenciÓn de un crÉdito del fondo monetario internacional. >> un tiroteo sacude a una comunidad al noreste de la bahÍa cobrando la vida de las personas y una vida de cinco aÑos. entÉrese donde ocurriÓ esto a las seis. >> luego de pasar mÚltiples necesidades y hasta vivir hacinado en una casa mÓvil con sus hermanos. hoy, un estudiante... se gradÚa de la universidad. hermano del pistolero cruz se muda a virginia para iniciar una campaÑa contra el bullying. un grupo le ofreciÓ una estancia gratis de un aÑo y trabajo a tiempo completo. esta organizaciÓn cree que el bullying contribuyÓ a que nicolÁs cruz dispara contra siete personas. >> que mejor r

>> after their honeymoon, well, that's on hold until august when the couple heads to ecuador for a charity >> i will not be on the honeymoon. i've third wheeled enough. >> after that, a new project. building a family. >> linda and i will have kids. one day soon. no rush. we'll have kids soon. >>> still ahead, it's a night of tv premieres and we're with the casts, including j.lo revealing a tv first for "world of dance." >> super proud of it. >>> plus -- >> first of all, gucci, gucci -- >> why giuliani marg lease return to tv required a makeover. >> a little different. >> and we're hanging with the guys from florida georgia line where there may be some baby fever going on. >> funny. >>> portia de rossi told "e.t." why she returned to >>> looks like scott foley was wrong. he said he didn't think the "scandal" cast would stay in touch after the series ended, but there they are, celebrating a friend's wedding in mexico. they booked the entire oceanfront villa. >> this makes my gladiator heart happy. there is some good tv on the horizon that's going to keep me happy. kicking off our tv know and

between the colombian government and the e l n rebel group will move to cuba and the original host ecuador hold its support for the talks they started or four fifteen months ago in quito after more than fifty years of fighting ecuador stopped hosting the talks after two ecuadorian journalists and their driver were killed by a former far quibbles. people in lebanon will head to the polls on sunday in the first parliamentary elections in the nine years five hundred candidates of campaign promising stability and economic growth the country is divided along sectarian lines raising questions over what political changes may result. it will be the first parliamentary election in nearly a decade polls were repeatedly postponed until a new electoral law was agreed proportional representation has replaced lebanon's winner takes all system but some are criticizing the new law for benefiting the ruling political class who have been forging unlikely electoral alliances just to stay in power their main objective is to increase the number of seats. number of seats and. the new law is supposed to give a c

talks the negotiations started fifteen months ago in quito after more than fifty years of fighting ecuador stopped hosting the talks after two ecuadorian journalists and their driver were killed by former fark rebels. a major opposition party in cambodia is threatening to withdraw from july's election and only emerged as a challenger after the previous largest opposition party dissolved when he reports . one of cambodia's newest political parties believes it's the only one that truly lives up to its name representatives of the grassroots democratic party are related from the ground up with supporters and members voting for who they want to stand in july general election but party leaders say there are undemocratic forces at work in cambodia we are ready for there is from but in the next two months until monday if the so there's and it's getting worse so you don't think that this and this and this is what's right for the price of pain the previous largest opposition party the cambodian national rescue party was dissolved in november accused of plotting to overthrow the government its leader

ecuador's embassy in london has been his refuge from british, swedish and american authorities for six years. but now sources tell cnn julian assange's stay there is in jeopardy. possible extradition to the u.s. this is something julian assange has repeatedly called unjust from the embassy's balcony. >> and the threats towards me, my staff and wikileaks as a publisher will not be tolerated. >> reporter: recent lay caught off his access to the internet making it impossible for him to manage wikileaks. assange is only allowed now to see his lawyers who say their mobile phones are scrammed while in the embassy. he's dealing with multiple lawsuits. as a candidate donald trump repeatedly praised wikileaks on the campaign trail. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> reporter: however, u.s. intelligence believes wikileaks acted as a middle man orcut out for russia, all part of russia's int interference in the 2016 election. cnn reported last year that the u.s. has prepared charges to arrest assange. attorney general jeff sessions called it a priority. >> we've already begun to step up our effort