part of an if it's to safeguard biodiversity in the country by involving local communities and forest conservation. beautiful and valuable butterflies in the arab cocoa forest in kenya to an at 1st the species live in this tropical wood near the coastal city of mombasa only 42000 hectares of this forest reserve has left the woods used to stretch from somalia to mozambique they keep the appeal butterfly project aims to conserve the remaining forest. for this project we would venture into the forests in groups to fetch firewood and this would have a negative impact on the environment however when we joined the project we realized we could earn much more and this helps to pay for our children's school fees. where do. you see dear. thank you 6 percent of the people involved in the project of women many of them illiterate butterfly experts told them everything they need to know about the colorful insects. but a place that would be. followed by. you call it all. then to love them but to play no times to. like these songs. of different spaces of butterflies now this would take almost 2 weeks to harsh int

to the church's celibacy rule to alleviate an acute shortage of priests in remote rain forest regions but conservative catholics oppose the move. that china has reported in 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections almost all of the deaths were in who by province the epicenter of the outbreak the chinese health officials say these are the lowest figure since january and they predict the epidemic could be a who by april international health experts have a warning that it is too early to make that assumption. meanwhile a growing number of people in china have begun to express the government's handling of the situation both artists have moved to send security system to silence criticism sensis have scrub social media post and at least 2 outspoken citizens trying to expose the reality of what they're seeing have disappeared raising fears for their safety. these are images the chinese government doesn't want you to see a medical center in the epicenter of the coronavirus are break under stress short on supplies overwhelmed with patients the video is from. a lawyer who made the

be a 1st sea has invited 1st nations peoples who live in the rain forests of southwestern british columbia to perform as conserving forests is also about the estimated 100000000 people worldwide who call these areas home. workers from all sorts of conflicts kim carstensen is director general of the f.s.e. . and i'm so thrilled to be here with you. it's a conferences like this one to think future of the world's forests is largely determined the f.s.e. has members in 85 country. those who live in the forests members of the w w f and greenpeace and industry representatives all share responsibility for preserving our forests but while some want to protect nature others here want to cut down trees and f.m.c. promotional video and there is a tree. in the forest where the tree grounds. and the warning who came for land. there is the man who is next to the burning and to make sure a different story sounds when. we ask him carstensen what his organization stands for. f.s.a. is about responsible forest management that means that this is a forest management that ensures that the forces that now but there would also be the ne

the church's celibacy rule to believe 8 an acute shortage of priests in remote rain forest regions with conservative catholics oppose the move. china has reported 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections 94 of those 97 deaths occurred at the epicenter of the outbreak who bay province however chinese health officials say these are the lowest figures since january and they predict the epidemic could be over by april international health experts are warning that it is still too early to say we won a growing number of people in china have begun to express anger at the government's handling of the situation or sars use of move to silence criticism censors of scrub social media posts and least to a citizen journalists have disappeared raising fears for their safety. so we get more of this from a from a human rights watch a bird welcome to d.w. so do you have fears about people who have disappeared in china absolutely so we see that china is really silencing critics. joining the citizens children lists report on the situation about the coronavirus and it's not only that they a

exception to the celibacy room to make up for an acute lack of priests in remote rain forest regions of conservative catholics are bitterly opposed to the move. to indonesia now and its trash problem the country generates more than 3000000 tonnes a year and half of it ends up in rivers and the sea many cities have little and by way of public services for dealing with the mess piling up on the coast sounds like a job for a superhero. it is said that with great power comes great responsibility and one man is using it to rid his hometown of an evil that could destroy the planet. his nemesis is garbage. now my name is rudy her tone oh i'm 36 years old and i am the spider man of parrot parent my mission is to encourage and to provide an example to the society through the famous character of spider-man to protect the environment because environmental cleanliness creates healthy communities he had. a hard tone or kate's waist especially plastic most days before he heads to his job he puts on his suit and gets to work cleaning the sewers streets and beaches and he says the comic book character has captured

exception to the celibacy rule to make up for an acute lack of priests in remote train for a forest regions but conservative catholics bitterly opposed the move the. self-proclaimed venezuelan president says he has the backing of the free world in his bit to overthrow president nicolas maduro brother was speaking on his return from a 3 week global tour where he was received by as it isn't as head of state in the united states france and britain. refugees and asylum seekers trying to make their way into the european union often live in dangerous conditions in countries just beyond its borders thousands are camping out in bosnia-herzegovina just across from the e.u. member state. many reports brutal beatings at the hands of border guards rights groups accuse the e.u. of not doing enough to stop abuses taking place right at its doorstep. when near the border between both of them to herzegovina and croatia it's icy cold minus a. want to be outside in these temperatures but many are some have taken shelter in a former army barracks said to be about 2000 of them. there's no electricity no running water to stay wa

an exception to the celibacy due to make up for a huge lack of priests in remote rain forest regions and conservative catholics have bitterly opposed to the move. john i mean honest to is on religious affairs correspondent martin doc martin welcome now it was highly anticipated that the pope would address this issue and allow perhaps mad men to become priests based on a request by bishops in the alice and fuss but he didn't even visit the issue in the document that was released why did he keep away from it well i mean there was no we say that there was. a major change. actually in the. brief to be ordinated i mean a married man to be originated or actually suspension of the celibacy that being said there is a study a school that studies school was respected studies courses ensure that in areas where there isa dearth of clergy where there are no priest or we found in the particular areas is one of the most affected but there are spots in africa the rest of latin america and so on what happens is that the sacraments are usually the spends by delighted to many of those are actually married men sometimes

to the church's celibacy rule to alleviate an acute shortage of priests in remote rain forest regions but conservative catholics oppose the move from the from. thousands of people fled germany during the 12 years of nazi dictatorship to many were stripped of their citizenship on political racial or religious grounds the country's post-war constitution sought to amend that with a clause promising that a former german citizens and their descendants shall on application have their citizenship restored the reality however is that lots of applicants are rejected germany received about $4600.00 applications in 2018 of those only about $1400.00 were approved so most that's about 2 thirds were rejected many applicants whose claims were rejected believe they didn't receive a fair hearing now a british lawyer is taking up because he says the german government is violating the constitution. mysel unmarked was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her ancestral home in germany. my grandfather a left turn many fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil th

to the churches celibacy rule to alleviate an acute shortage of priests in remote rain forest regions but conservative catholics and from opposed the move for. the latest advance by syrian government troops into the rebel held it live province has robbed church relations between the key international players in this conflict the past 10 days have seen deadly clashes between turkish soldiers supporting syrian rebels and forces of the syrian regime turkey's president recha thai air to one has hit on it syria and its russian backers promising to attack regime forces everywhere in syria if his troops are attacked meanwhile the country's humanitarian crisis it continues to grow. the roads out of sarmento and it live province in the last 2 months more people have fled the fighting here than at any other time in the syria conflict many are braving the harsh winter conditions simply to get tight. them out on the kind of it's really sad to see people here enduring snow and cold and most of them are children what are we going to do we've got nothing left we're sleeping under all of trees. it's a terrible saw ea

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and as a number of the species well if you if we conserved them they work on serving the habitat of the trickle so this forest for diversionary depends on this by the monkeys. get very excited when they see him because every time you learn something new every time is always trying to see for example now i'm dying to go and see which thread they were feeding on and if we find any states that did. that strike. so. that. you give some. thought he did defeat gotta give me a song. battle ahead of me last year only he did to me. good band. they're more ahead of me now. i lived in mexico city in 2011 i came here for the 1st time after leaving cuba year i realized that more had to be done in order to protect them. in. the long. venture. made everybody. go well i want to. you know how much. you can see like. that. biodiversity hotspot that runs from south of panama until the north of it all and the most affected area by deforestation ease the northwestern part of our color where we are orange is that the sort of can do the research we have 2000 hectares there green area is the remaining forest in this region there whi

there's many hundreds of people who live across there, but it looks like a forest because there are conservation easements on the pieces of property over there so people cannot cut down their trees, cannot build a giant building. it restricts the development that can happen across the river so that people can experience that view in a way that george washington and the millions of people who visited mount vernon since this time have experienced it, and i do think it is a remarkable example of conservation and preservation and the power of place to really help people connect with each other through time in a way where we are really proud of our leadership in that defense. host: plenty of folks doing that this morning. live pictures from george washington's mount vernon. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call this morning. i have two quick questions. in the picture behind this are bradburn, who is that giving george washington the oath of office and do we have the bible that he used to take the oath? second quick question, while george washington was serving as the presid

of conservation the community's al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist and her team to save the flora and fauna so precious the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera almost a 100 new cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed on board a cruise ship in japan has 300 americans quarantined on board returned more than 70000 people in china now have the virus syria's president says he is committed to continuing his government's offensive in the north of the country until the very end bashar al assad made the comments in a rare appearance on television and at least 22 people have been killed during an attack on a farming village cameroon's northwest english speaking region separatists blame the army for the violence but it denies. there have been heavy clashes between saudi troops and tribal forces in yemen province it happened near the omani border saudi troops attempt at the store in the town of shonn but they were repelled apache helicopters and armored vehicles were than

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forest service lands across the country are sustainable for multiple uses including supporting local economies, providing timber and conserving special areas for future generation toens joy. of course all of this can only be accomplished if the forest service has the funding that it needs. rural communities all across the country support and demand our national forests and we owe it to our constituents to make a good budget. i do not support the proposal to zero out funding for the land, water, and conservation fund. i appreciate the special exhibit that you included in your budget showing that in fiscal year 2019, lwcf was used to acquire 19,515 acres, specifically to enhance access for hunting, fishing, and shooting in national forests. just last year, the public plans package was signed into law securing permit authorization for lwcf. i followed that by pro introducing a bipartisan bill which many of my colleagues signed on to and 52 coresponsers is which would require permanent and full responding for lwcf and this remains one of my top priorities. i was also proud to join many of my colleagues on the committee to cospons

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animals of a half year i know that becoming a boss others of conservation in their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untied teams efforts to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel day whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our coverage and our focus is not just on their suffering but also on the more uplifting and inspiring stories people trust our g.m. to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and biased way and as an african i couldn't be more proud to be part of a deal. with understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter when you call will greet the news and current affairs that matter to you. this is al jazeera. everyone i'm come out santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera i want to focus on the pentagon's top concern the people's republic of china the u.s. calls china the biggest threat to the global order as it steps

forest service lines across the country are managed sustainable for multiple uses including supporting local economies, providing timber and conserving special areas for future generations to enjoy. all this can all be accomplished if the forest service has the funding it needs. rural communities all across the country support and demand our national forest and we owe it to our constituents to deliver responsible budget. some of the budget this a session has proposed would do just that but much of it doesn't. doesn't. for example, i'm glad to see the steps are proposed to take with regards to firefighting. they would significantly reduce risk spending and on the other hand, do not support the proposal to zero out funding for the land and water conservation fund. i appreciate the special exhibit you include in your budget trying -- ending year 2019 elsa wf was used to acquire 19,550 acres of specific transfer access for hunting, fishing and shooting in national forest. just last to the public lands package was signed into law. securing from authorization. i followed up a reducing by parts of the which many of my colleagues have signed

now they're proud they are just coming back so there is some conservation in their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untied teams out to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. are to be and the reality of the 21st century enough for 10 years. for evil and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be child soldiers not. child soldiers reloaded on al-jazeera. the u.s. is always of interest to people all right the world people pay attention to will keep going now does it is very good to bring the news to the world from here. the director of a hospital at the epicenter of the krajina virus outbreak in china dies from the illness highlighting the dangers facing health workers. and we shall carry this out as their lifetimes also coming up lifeless it is prime minister is being investigated

have here and now the probability is becoming boss other self conservation in their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untied teams a fight to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. motor sport is big news in libya but staging car and bike drugs here comes with its own particular risks our club couldn't take part in the 26th rally because we were fighting a war against isis to serve al-jazeera world troubles to the libyan desert to see how schoolchild for we come to be a unifying force you know war chill country video a rally for a vote on al-jazeera. al jazeera. what we're after. this is al-jazeera. of the i'm home i'm getting into how with the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes urgent calls to tackle the rise of the far right in germany after a gunman opens fire at 2 sheesha cafés killing 9 people. turkey launches an offensive to push back syrian government forces in the province. sentencing day for president donald trump's former advisor porch stone his case sparked a political fi

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a half year and now the probability is becoming but others of conservation their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forestto follow a scientist and her teams are fighting to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. the in the world. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines turkey says 2 of its soldiers have been killed and 5 injured in airstrikes are serious in the province it's military has been shelling syrian government positions in the northwestern city of sirte a key. police in the suit to say prime minister thomas of army will be charged with the murder of his 2nd wife in 2017 after the announcement of ali told a local radio station here was sign at the end of july due to old age. and german officials say they are treating a shooting in the western city of $10.00 as terrorism a gunman believed to be motivated by far right beliefs shot dead 10 people at several sites the 43 year old suspect was later found dead in his home. well germany's personal landscape has become increasingly polarized in recent years the government says

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