the same thing hahappens with h wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongogolia, more e than 600,0,00 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding f for centuries since te era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there i

he wanted very mumuch this event to hahappen, his students to participate. he did a lot for this event, so we wanted to make itspecial eevent, mueen el-jeishi editition of palestiniadi. [drums bebeating, cheheering, chanting] ananya: the p palestiniadi is st of a mini olympics for palestinian children. particularly we look for children who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive, and we bring palestinian children to the events, but we also bring children from lebanese backgrounds to the event, too, so that there's interaction between the two. [engines revving] claudio cordone: because as much as possible we would like people to lead a normal life. yes, they're refugees. yes, many of them have to live in camps, and there's a lot of poverty. they arere facing v violence e like e last t few weeks.s. but it isis important that as kids, as young people, they also do things that others elsewhere in the world are able to do, and that they do that with others from the communities that surround them. [music, singing, chanti

he wanted very mumuch this event to hahappen, his students to participate. he did a lot for this event, so we wanted to make itspecial eevent, mueen el-jeishi editition of palestiniadi. [drums bebeating, cheheering, chanting] ananya: the p palestiniadi is st of a mini olympics for palestinian children. particularly we look for children who come from particularly vulnerable backgrounds, and we try to make it very inclusive, and we bring palestinian children to the events, but we also bring children from lebanese backgrounds to the event, too, so that there's interaction between the two. [engines revving] claudio cordone: because as much as possible we would like people to lead a normal life. yes, they're refugees. yes, many of them have to live in camps, and there's a lot of poverty. they arere facing v violence e like e last t few weeks.s. but it isis important that as kids, as young people, they also do things that others elsewhere in the world are able to do, and that they do that with others from the communities that surround them. [music, singing, chanti

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what macron: i condemn hahappened i in the strongest t. there is no need to get unreasonabably worried. it is just a matter of standing firm. there is a government. there is a state. our leaders will continue to lead. reporter: he has vowed to push ahead with his reforms, despite the protests. french president emmanuel macron condemned the may day violence from australia, where he is on unofficial visit. is traveling with the president in sydney, and h e joins us from there. as of macron to australia morning to talk business. is that what went down therere today? lot aboutit was a business. it was a lot about friendship also between emmanuel macron and malcolm turnbull. the french president unveiled a pacific a so-called partnership that would bring together france, india, and australia. mind, has then reunion islands in the indian ocean, new caledonia in the pacific ocean. that is where he will be heading during his trip. emmanuel macron wants this partnership to be a strong one, notably in terms of defense. he headed to a naval base, the

g government inin order to o stop abortion hahappening in nororthern irela.e have been on this kind of path, the struggle for abortion rights since then. there's been a lot of activism amongst women in northern ireland from thehe 1960's and 1970's, especially the trarade unions were amongst the first to adopt pro-life policies and try to campaign around the idea of toting abortion extended northern ireland. amy: that is photographer and -- emma campbell. i asser to expand with the project is. >> it was envisioned as a way of showing solidarity, a way of removing the stigma and silencee and secrecy around abortrtion. honestly, that plays a huge part in movoving the ideas forward. women have had to travel over, quite pretend they're going for a different reason, that they're visiting family or going on a x-iless trip and the project wanted something to show there are lots of women just like you and me who have had to access abortions. so these are women who are willing to put their face forward and say, "i've had an abortion." it is the first time really anythi