communities have been moved to safety while others are being warned to prepare for the worst and gallacher reports from sterling. on the can i pin incident the swan lake fire has been raging for a month officials say in recent years these kinds of fires have become more frequent and persistent but alaska is also in the midst of an unprecedented heat wave that shows no signs of abating local firefighters and emergency staff are being reinforced by so-called hot shot crews from across the u.s. conditions are monitored by the hour in order to tackle what is now a massive blaze this is a case of prioritizing where people and infrastructure is basically exactly also what's good for the environment and what's safe for firefighters that's always going to be our number one priority. on the ground staff are stretched thin and have been on the front lines of this blaze for weeks videos posted by crews fighting to control these wildfires showed just how difficult and dangerous the work is we came across the book valley firefighters a crew made up of native alaskans from remote communities who are vit

signs of global warming the state's glaciers are melting at a rate not seen in hundreds of years and gallacher reports. in a state known as the last frontier there's no easy way to reach a glacier on foot for climate research of brian brettschneider though it's become an increasingly important part of his work below is the stunning size of the portage glacier a vast structure of ice and rock that's been hit the 10s of thousands of years in recent decades this another glaciers in the region a melting at an alarming rate we're used to thinking about things changing over time spans that are longer than human lifetimes but when you come back here year after year and you notice with your own eyes not with any kind of fancy equipment but you notice how much it's changing it's really dramatic and it really causes you to think about you know where we're at and where we're going and what we can do about it all kind of a limit to show the rate of change a transformation researches say is driven by rising global temperature is one startling example of just how far and how fast this glacier is going is pe

and the gallacher now joins us live from anchorage alaska so as you've been explaining in your report those places can recover but does it look like we're heading in that direction does not currently because what this needs is radical policy change but if there is a light at the end of the tunnel it's that climatologists say if those policy changes to reduce carbon emissions do take place glaciers like the ones here in alaska will incrementally recover over the decades and over the next few 100 years but look this state is going through an unprecedented heat wave at the moment heat records are being broken all across the region you can see the mountains behind me shrouded in smoke from wildfires so this is a state that's truly living on the frontier of climate change and this is not something as is traditional in decades or hundreds of years this is a year by year change that people a seeing with their own eyes andy this comes in a day we're going to hear from dawn from talking about how is this news tracing is leading the world out of people square that people their way you are squar

so-called toxic talk as tech she says needs the jobs but not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera aztec new mexico. and some news just come into us here al-jazeera rahul gandhi resigns as the leader of india's oldest political party that supports the opposition in the national congress he made the announcement on twitter just a short while ago 48 year old lead his party's campaign during this year's general election but faced a major defeats against the ruling. gandhi says he is morally responsible for his policies poor electoral performance has left it to others to nominate the posses next presidents more on that of course as it comes but still to come in sports the big names in tennis power through at wimbledon. all reaction for you just in the us. time for the sport here's leo thank you hala hole brazil have the bragging rights again after beating their south american rivals argentina to reach the final of the copa america 55000 expected fans were cheering the hosts on and battle horizontally and after a well worked move they took the lead in the 1st half through gab

communities have been moved to safety while others are being warns to prepare for the worst and gallacher reports from starland. on the can i pin incident the swan lake fire has been raging for a month officials say in recent years these kinds of fires have become more frequent and persistent but alaska is also in the midst of an unprecedented heat wave that shows no signs of abating local firefighters and emergency staff are being reinforced by so-called hot shot crews from across the u.s. conditions are monitored by the hour in order to tackle what is now a massive blaze this is a case of prioritizing where people and infrastructure is basically exactly also what's good for the environment and what's safe for firefighters that's always going to be our number one priority. on the ground staff are stretched thin and have been on the front lines of this blaze for weeks videos posted by crews fighting to control these wildfires showed just how difficult and dangerous the work is. we came across the book valley firefighters a crew made up of native alaskans from remote communities who are a

global warming the state's glaciers are melting it's a rates not seen in hundreds of years and sandy gallacher reports. in a state known as the last frontier there's no easy way to reach a glacier on foot for climate research of brian brettschneider though it's become an increasingly important part of his work below as the stunning sight of the portage glacier a vast structure of ice and rock it's been here for tens of thousands of years in recent decades this another glaciers in the region a melting at an alarming rate we're used to thinking about things changing over time spans that are longer than human lifetimes but when you come back here year after year and you notice with your own eyes not with any kind of fancy equipment but you notice how much it's changing it's really dramatic and it really causes you to think about you know where we're at and where we're going and what we can do about it archival images show the rate of change a transformation researchers say is driven by rising global temperatures one startling example of just how far and how fast this glacier is going is perhaps t

so-called toxic talk asked take she says it needs the jobs but not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera aztec new mexico . so ahead for you on the program they. cherished places. where they may. wash away with new zealand out of cape. cod. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the wrong. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. back beat is over the united nations cultural body a meeting to decide which historic sites should be added to the world heritage list among those being considered 9 south korean academies built on other chinese philosopher confucius visited one of them in which was built 500 years ago tucked away in the south korean countryside is a perfectly preserved example of a saw one built between the 16th and 17th century so one academy step taught confucianism the dominant ideology of the time of the 900 that existed more than 600 remain but only 9 a completely intact south korea has put in a bid to have them included in the unesco world heritage list. so one is south korea's precious cultural he

so-called toxic tour as take she says needs the jobs but not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera as take new mexico at least one person has been killed in a volcanic eruption on the italian island of strong boii dozens of residents and tourists have been evacuated the victim is thought to be an italian hiker hit by a falling rock the strong mali volcano is one of the most active on the planet and has erupted regularly since 1932. police have been searching reynolds corporate headquarters in france as part of an investigation into a car the car maker's former boss karla's girl and he's accused of abusing his position to book his lavish wedding reception at the palace of versailles in 2016 going the former chief of renaud and its japanese partner nissan is awaiting trial in tokyo. whether argentina's general election just once a way president moritz jamarcus record is under growing scrutiny when he took office in 2015 reduce poverty was his number one priority but he's failed to deliver a new study shows that as many as 3000000 argentinians have fallen on hard times duri

their government and now they can celebrate gabriels on al-jazeera san juan puerto rico and annie gallacher has also been out with a protest as in the capital san juan sent us this update. but despite heavy rains people are still celebrating out here on the streets of san juan and many of them feel like this is a brand new day but it's a day that's also tension with hope for the future and concern about this country's next leadership record only so you know may be gone but there are some concerns about. the future leadership of this country well that anything else will have to win the trust of its own people and that may be the biggest challenge ahead but something these people will never let go they say they will continue to protest until they get the leadership they do serve and many say they need. much while still ahead on the program we're looking at the case of the american rapper detained in sweden president appealing for his release and soaring temperatures break records across europe as the continent's wealth has an unprecedented way. i once again the weather still lost the settle a

change can be reversed getting glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out and the gallacher al-jazeera footage valley alaska. georgia's tourism industry is facing a difficult summer with a russian ban on airline flights russian state media says the russian president vladimir putin made the decision because of anti russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi al-jazeera was robin for a stay walker reports now from the georgian mountain resort of good diary. russians will no longer be able to fly direct to georgia from july the 8th. that could take the wind out of the sails of georgia's tourism industry. who guides like a trying to stay upbeat fiercely near or over stuff that are singing if the number of russian tourists go down there are a lot of other visitors from other countries so we're going to just adopt. the flight ban is moscow's response to and russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi protesters were infuriated by georgia's parliament inviting russian politicians to visit demonstrators accuse their governments of collaborating with the enemy russian troops cont

change can be reversed giving glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out and the gallacher al-jazeera portage valley alaska. tempus was used as well peter thank you so much at wimbledon it's manic monday with all the players in the last 16 action and there's already been an upset for world number one ashley barty she was knocked out by the unseated alison risk american came from a set down to reach her 1st grand slam quarter final it and barty's 15 match winning run which saw her take the titles that birmingham and the french open. 11 seats are in a way as is safely through the quarterfinals at the all england club american former world number one beat carlo is suarez and narrow of spain in straight sets 626-2000 wrist and st. and rafa nadal is on court right now against souza the 3rd seed is currently 2 sets up he's looking to win wimbledon for a 3rd time. house for sale of won the copa america the bait pereo in the final the game was full of drama including a red card for one of brazil's biggest stars so how malik has the action. the night copa america tied loom for brazi

so-called toxic talk as tech she says needs the jobs but not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera aztec new mexico. thank you well she's gone and done it again 15 year old american cory gal fact up a victory over venus williams with another way in to reach the 3rd round at wimbledon will playing on court one again she totally outclassed or slovakian apparent magdaléna about a call for a former semifinalists at wimbledon to head through in straight sets 6363 now for the youngest player to qualify for the winning goal at the end and the youngest of them at 19.160 placed of in years alone ahead paul. well gal for isn't the only young start making headlines early in the wake of 18 year old canadian felix. became the 1st born in the 2003 when a grand slam match he's now into the 3rd round after beating fallen tree root a affronts in force a. big upset in the men's draw 3 time grand slam champion stammering cannot sound from a 5 c. it set unseated a rally of delta it 86 in the 5th as the american reached the last 32 of a grand slam for the 1st time. when no major issues for t

longer and hotter if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. donald trump has addressed what many are describing as a glaring historical era in his u.s. independence day speech reciting highlights from america's victories the president seemed to suggest that george washington's forces seized airports during the country's revolution in the late 18th century that's more than 100 he is the for a pain fest success when he took flight. in june of 1775 the continental congress created a unified army out of the revolutionary forces encamped around boston and new york a name after the great george washington commander in chief of the continental army suffered a bitter winter of that we forge found glory across the waters of the delaware and seized victory from cornwallis of europe then our army mandir it rained the ramparts it took over the airport to do everything it had to do when he was asked about said on friday president trump blamed the weather for playing havoc with technology. i stood in the rain the teleprompter wen

territory and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. a rally is being held in colombia's capital in protest of the killing of human rights defenders and community leaders nearly $500.00 have been killed and many more have received death threats since columbia signed a peace deal with thought rebels 3 years ago. a decades long conflict in me and mine valving the northernmost region of kitchen is forcing more people from their homes a cease fire between government forces and the kitchen independence on me ended back in 2011 and since then increased displacement unemployment and instability has led many families to take grave measures and that's but more women at risk of being trafficked to china mama june reports. along me and more as border with china in this camp for the internally displaced the stories are full of sorrow. as saying rao works she contemplates the desperate choices she's been forced to make how work dried up when the 17 year old ceasefire between me and more government forces in the kitchen independence army broke down i

change can be reversed giving glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out for the gallacher al-jazeera portage valley alaska. rescue efforts are underway in india after a bus accident that's killed at least $29.00 people the accident happened in newtown pradesh in the north of the country and the us was on its way to new delhi government officials says most of the passengers were asleep when the crash happened. and some sports news for you know the usa has won the women's world cup for a record 4th time defending their time so against the netherlands like in rypien open the scoring with the 2nd half penalty to see her top the score scoring sheets for the goal beats awards and rolls lavelle scored the winning goal to make the usa the most successful team in the tournaments history well that same as it's a cut above the competition through right that's her immense which started with a 13 no defeats against thailand's but it's also in the middle of assuming its own soccer federation for gender discrimination the players want the same pay as the u.s. men's team. well known as a

so-called toxic talk asked take she says it needs the jobs but not at the expense of people's health and gallacher al-jazeera aztec new mexico . well you can find much more on our web site including ongoing coverage of the outrage following that airstrike in libya that's al-jazeera dot com. and these are the headlines the un security council has failed to agree on how to respond to an attack on a migrant detention center in libya that killed 44 people and the un's libyan mission said the attack could constitute a war crime the government in tripoli is blaming war khalifa haftar but his forces say they aren't responsible for the ministry of interior for the government of national called denounces the horrible crime that's been committed against the detention center for illegal migrants into giora that took place last night carried out by criminal aircraft this is a definite crime in every respect which is led to a humanitarian tragedy the interior ministry affirms that it will take legal measures to pursue and catch the war criminals both domestically and internationally now. we were surprised to s

territory and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. 6 people have died in earthquakes in the philippines northern islands 2 quakes with magnitudes of 5.4 and 5.9 struck the baton is on them is in the new zone straight as the body of water that separates the philippines and taiwan the philippines disaster agency says 8 people injured. un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings agnes kalama has appealed to bahrain's government to stop the execution of 2 men. were convicted last year in a series of terrorism offenses amnesty international and other rights groups say the trials were grossly unset and the men were tortured and forced to sign concessions while blindfolded and mariam as a bahraini human rights activist the bullies the government's taking its cues from washington for. these 2 young men who are in their early twenty's were both sentence that death during a match trial in general 2018 both of them were subjected to severe torture which included electric shocks at the pulling out of 20 miles. prolonged solitary confinement as well as before sent confessions while blindfolded a

change can be reversed getting glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out and the gallacher al-jazeera footage valley alaska. tourism and georgia faces a difficult summer with russia banning airline flights to the country it falls on sea russians on a stray sions in the capital tbilisi open for ceroc are reports from the georgian mines a resort off good salary. russians will no longer be able to fly direct to georgia from july the 8th. that could take the wind out of the sails of georgia's tourism industry. who guides like a trying to stay upbeat here's lou or building stuff for us and we will see if the number of russian tourists go down there are a lot of other visitors from other countries so we're going to just adopt. the flight ban is moscow's response to russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi protesters were infuriated by georgia's parliament inviting russian politicians to visit demonstrates is accuse their governments of collaborating with the enemy russian troops continue to occupy 20 percent of georgian territory its breakaway region that's a policy and sout

longer and hasa if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. hundreds of firefighters are tackling wildfires on the greek island over via 4 villages have already been evacuated there the world wildlife fund says rising global temperatures in the fires over the future will be more powerful and even harder to tackle more than $1400.00 wildfires have been reported in europe so far this year. forces in graceful head to the polls on sunday for the 1st time since the height of the financial crisis 4 years ago prime minister alexis tsipras has been holding his final rally in athens his left wing syriza party led the country 2 years over the starrett sea but opinion polls suggest the conservative new democracy party is on course for a comeback after defeating syriza in the european parliament elections johnson office reports live from athens. comes from one of greece's 3 big political dynasties but to give yeah cause me to use is an outsider to the conservative new democracy party his election to its leadership by the party

and he gallacher has been out with protesters in san juan and sent us this update. what is quite heavy rains people are still celebrating out here on the streets of san juan and many of them feel like this is a brand new day but it's a day that's also tinge with hope for the future and concern about this country's next leadership the quarterly so you know may be gone but there are some concerns about who may answer. in the future leadership of this country know that anything else will have to win the trust of its own people and that may be the biggest joint you had but something these people will never let go they say they will continue to protest until they get the leadership to do so many say they need. the u.s. is a north korea to refrain from any more provocations after a test fired 2 missiles near its eastern coast south korean government has warned that the north could have been testing a new short range ballistic weapon 1st time launch missile since leader kim jong un's impromptu meeting with the u.s. president donald trump last month brings us more now from

fires here in the state of alaska and this heat wave has no sign of ending thank you very much andy gallacher well zimbabweans are enduring now was power shortages in years many neighborhoods haven't had electricity for weeks now and some residents resorted to burning plastic to cook their meals businesses are trying to stay afloat by nights when they're more likely to get a steady flow of power. from harare. it's just after 10 o'clock at night for people like martin it's time to get some work done if he is lucky to have about 7 hours of electricity before it switched off again for another 10 hours or sometimes longer rolling power cuts. have forced businesses to adjust in some areas people never know when that's sometimes not going home. because i have to be. enough time to. zimbabwe is experiencing its worst pockets in 3 years some neighborhoods haven't had a steady supply of electricity for weeks if the middle of the day. a lot more people will be busy working making furniture but there is no electricity those who can afford it are using generators the rest of the way until. the country is

longer and hotter if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. what products keep the focus on alaska it's really important right now yes i mean they had the warmest june on record says just progressing from that it most likely is a climate change story this is because it stands at the moment and you just saw the fires well the happy a bit is all those 86 fahrenheit yes they do like for say took about 30 celsius in anchorage and it's usually a nice warm summer is just a bit warmer than normal so you know normal leisure activities go on as long as you know in the year the fires because the fires have to damp down with water and the same argument is expressed here water the grass keep it green yes less of a worry there now the records that were broken possibly will be in the next few days one in anchorage july the 4th so it's $2.00 celsius that be the old record by about 2 degrees as a huge leap up again and the figures go back here to 953 you probably heard in the package just the forecast want is likely to go on for at

territory and gallacher san juan puerto rico. i levelled at it for me on mars in bangladesh to tell wrangle refugee camps and convince them to return home hundreds of thousands of rangar have been living in squalid conditions in camps in cox's bizarre since fleeing atrocities by myanmar's army in 2017 and he still fair for their safety if they were turned to me on my by the muslim minority has faced decades of oppression that. spoke to some refugees and cox's bazaar. several 100 running a race were destroyed together near the center where the myanmar delegates is supposed to meet with the community leader they wanted to have the opportunity to see them maybe have the opportunity to question but they were dispersed by the bangladesh police now we spoke to a few of them this is what they have to say. we came here to meet the myanmar delegates to get some answers to our questions but we were not allowed to meet with them. if you recognize this rowing isn't to give us a citizenship card we'll go back there in one second our experienc

there in alaska thank you very much andy gallacher much more still to come on the program syria's government loses hundreds of troops in the battle for the country's last rebel held province but the front line has barely moved and explain why and then hong kong student protest leaders say they'll only hold talks in the territories government if they are held in public. i'm dominic cain in brussels where this year's tour de france is getting underway who will cross this finishing line and get the 1st yellow jersey find out here on al-jazeera. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast for here across parts of northern and northeastern europe we're going to be seeing some windy conditions continue across much of the area all dealing with this weather system right here where you see those clouds as well as area of low pressure just to the east of stockholm also into parts of north western russia that system is going to cause a problem as well and these winds are going to continue over the next few days so here is the frontal boundary as it lays out here on saturday the storm mak

up in the in the in the communist party of great britain to be formed several years later willie gallacher becoming the m.p. mcmanus the only thing britain in scott to be entailed in the walls of the kremlin they were there they were industrial militants and had been deported from glasgow and some had been jailed judy in the war for industrial militancy so there was a clear threat it was perceived as bolshevik because there was great support for it and indeed i think we shouldn't underestimate the could send the authorities had because after all glasgow troops were confined to barracks locked in a media hell that would be the highlight and it was in july that was the glasgow regiment wasn't it and indeed was they weren't really one to be on the streets with the guns in case they pointed. on the next they were locked in the not alive don't and all across scotland those from the west of scotland were lined up and told to stand on because they didn't trust them to actually from their guns and their fellow citizens i think it was always unlikely that it would have spread beyond died but the sc

territory and gallacher san juan puerto rico. the rising cost of prescription drugs is forcing many americans to cross into canada to buy medicines those traveling in the so-called insulin caravan. hoping to draw attention to their struggles daniel lack reports. activist quinn nystrom shares the good news with fellow u.s. diabetics a drug that they need to survive is available at the local wal-mart store for less than a 10th of what they pay in the united states their caravan crossed 3 u.s. states to make a purchase i decided to bring this today because this kind of shows like my every day like the diabetes looks sight and this is kind of basically one or 2 months of like survival for me also along for the ride nicole smith holt who doesn't have the disease but she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of this caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin b

longer and hotter if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. you're watching under their arms the whole roman a reminder of our top stories at least 3 people have been killed in a car bombing in southern turkey the blast happened in the town of an early close to the syrian border it's understood those killed were inside the vehicle at the time of the explosion. so doors really military and the coalition of opposition and protest groups have reached a deal to share power during a transition period leading to elections a mediator from the african union says a new rotating kills all will be set up. the un backed government says it's lost contact with one of its fighter jets south of the capital tripoli in a social media post war to leave after forces show the wreckage of what they say is a pro g.n.a.t. fighter jet they shot down near the city of joshua southwest of the libyan capital . people in algeria are once again on the streets to demand a new democratic government and to celebrate their country's independence from

territory and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. a rallies being held in columbia's council to protest the killing of human rights defenders and community leaders nearly 500 killed and many more have received death threats since colombia signed a peace deal with far rebels 3 years ago and the sundra. border. colombians are marching in more than 50 cities and towns across the country anymore cities across the world to protest the alarming rate at which human rights defenders and the community leaders are being killed since the signing of a peace deal with the fired rebels back in 2016 many of these social leaders community leaders are defending their territories from reciprocal criminal groups that are fighting for control of these territories they're fighting for control over profitable drug trafficking illegal mining and to try to stop the of the return of many of the people that were displaced during the conflict to their land a lot of these groups are also connected to political elites in these territories that are trying to stop

change can be reversed giving glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out and the gallacher al-jazeera portage valley alaska. georgia's tourism industry is facing a difficult summer with a russian ban on airline flights russian state media says the russian president vladimir putin made the decision because of anti russian demonstrations in the capital tbilisi al-jazeera as robin for a state walker rip.

change can be reversed getting glaciers the chance to slowly recover but time is running out and the gallacher al-jazeera botticelli alaska. in sports new siberia say has won the women's world cup for a record 4th time defending their title against the netherlands back in rypien open the scoring with a 2nd half penalty see her top the goal scoring sheets for the gold and base awards and rolls of our school with the winning goal to make the usa the most successful team in the tournaments history well it's a muslim is a cut above the competition through its intimate started with a $130.00 defeat against thailand's but it's also in the middle of searing its own soccer federation for gender discrimination players won't same pay as the u.s. men's team. without a syria these are the headlines the international criminal court sans convicted former congolese warlord bosco target and of crimes against humanity and war crimes the convictions include murder rape and sexual slavery for his role in an ethnic conflict in the to region of the democratic republic of congo 20022003 malcolm what has more on the

longer and hotter if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. hello again on is a product of the headlines on al-jazeera the u.n. security council is calling for a cease fire in libya and it is condemning tuesday's attack on a detention center near tripoli at least 60 people were killed many of them refugees and migrants probably has the latest from the u.n. . the 3rd of july the u.n. security council met in closed session for several hours more than 3 hours trying to come up with a response to the attack on the detention center in libya but they were unable to do so because the u.s. would not agree or could not green like the language in the resolution so now. on the 3rd day after the attack the security council has come out with a press statement condemning the attack which as the death toll now of course has risen from the initial estimate of 44 to 53 people beyond that the members of the security council stressed the need for all parties to commit to a cease fire opposition leaders and so don holding a series of p

longer and hotter if that trend continues shared resources could be stretched to breaking point and gallacher al-jazeera stilling alaska. we have the. game. now to a medical breakthrough patients with spinal cord injuries have regained the use of their arms thanks to a nerve transplant surgery pioneered in the stray via a national trials have given 13 power lies to people at least partial control of their hands and elbows the surgery involves removing nerves attached to functioning muscles and reattaching them to paralyze to ones doctors say the method is not a cure all but it could be used to help people with similar injury. the unemployment rate in the us as at an e. at 15. it's not looking so rosy for many workers and the future experts predict for termination and the next decade will cost a quarter of all jobs but artificial intelligence is helping nursing students prepare for work and hospitals question salumi reports from new york and how. now is resuming and coughing his cheeks turning blue the symptoms of his asthma attack may be common but students at columbia university's school of

territory and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. a rally is being held in colombia's capital in protest of the killing of human rights defenders and community leaders nearly $500.00 have been killed and many more have received death threats since colombia signed a peace deal with rebels 3 years ago and a sovereign pity has more now from bogota. colombians are marching in more than 50 cities and towns across the country anymore cities across the world to protest the alarming rate at which human rights defenders and the community leaders are being killed since the signing of a peace deal with the park rebels back in 2016 many of these social leaders community leaders are defending their territories from reciprocal criminal groups that are fighting for control of these territories they're fighting for control over profitable drug trafficking illegal mining and to try to stop the of the return of many of the people that were displaced during the conflict to their land a lot of these groups are also connected to political elites in these

gallacher in the summer sunshine of alaska thank you randy.so much trump says his officials will no longer deal with the british ambassador in washington may remember over the weekend a leak of confidential memos from kim dirac's showed how he had branded the u.s. president's administration dysfunctional and inept so london has ordered an inquiry into the lake as jonah hill reports. he holds a pivotal position in global diplomacy yet the words of the u.k.'s ambassador to the united states kim darrick are anything but diplomatic leaving the british government writhing in embarrassment and expressing its deep regret in leaked memos the trump white house is described as uniquely dysfunctional clumsy and inept u.s. policy on iran is incoherent chaotic the ambassador concludes we don't really believe this administration is going to become substantially more normal less dysfunctional less unpredictable the prime minister's office said she disagreed with the content of the memos but foreign secretary jeremy hunt was keen to defend the eyes and ears o