raquib amin is the country representative for international union for conservation of nature.counted about 35 to 45 animald, elephants, have been trapped on the western side of the camp, and in the process what happens is the elephants are just trying to find their way and have encountered the rohingya people. so what can be done to reduce this human, elephant conflict? first of all, repatriation of these people to myanmar. secondly, it will take some time. we need to improve the habitat for these elephants, and reforestation of the deforested forest, and reduce the contact between the elephants and the rohingya people. this is what we are doing, we have teams working to find the elephants where they are approaching the camp, and when they find elephants in the camp, they safely return the elephant back to the forest. so is this initiative proving to be successful? this is proving very successful. seven times the elephant response team has responded and safely returned the elephant back to the forest. and of course, people are going to the forest for collecting firewood. we ha

raquib amin is the country representative for international union for conservation of nature.h forjoining us. more than1 thank you so much forjoining us. more than 1 million of these rohingya refugees directly in the path of the migration route of asian elephants how serious is this problem? thank you, good morning, it isa problem? thank you, good morning, it is a very serious problem u nfortu nately, is a very serious problem unfortunately, the migratory route has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmarand we has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmar and we have counted about 35 to 45 animal, elephants, have been trapped on the western side of the camp, and in the process what happens is the elephants are just trying to find their way and i have encountered the ringgit people —— rohingya people. have encountered the ringgit people -- rohingya people. so what can be done to reduce this human, 11 conflict? personable, repatriation of these people to myanmar. -- first of these people to myanmar. -- first of all. secondly, it will take some time we need to improve the h

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members of the service employees international union rallied at the steps of city hall today.laiming a disproportionate share of african americans are passed over. >> the harassment, bullying and blatant terror is what i have experienced. >> supervisors including jane kim and sandra lee announced they will be holding hearings to investigate these problems. >> an iconic san francisco church is being stripped of its pastors. glide memorial united methodist church is facing upheaval. carolyn tyler has the story. >> we are working on getting carolyn's story for you. >> reporter: attracts both celebrities and the ordinary. and for its charismatic reverend who retired after 50 years but keeps on going. >> with this new bishop, that entirely legacy is being child. >> reporter: she and the trustees received notice from the bishops that glide's clergy, the two you see seated on the left will be reaseensigned and replaced. >> i know today is a hard day. >> reporter: the church hierarchy declined on to state why this is being done. >> she brings in more conservative religious philosophy

sixty percent of this timber is classified as endangered or vulnerable by the international union for the conservation of nature we actually believe that tropical timber or especially those which are threatened or endangered should be treated like ivory there's basically no excuse no legitimacy to be cutting down these endangered species go or go bowden this report. exposes a lot of a lot of the legalities for not for timber not a timber has also been accused of the legalities for the past six years by other non-governmental organizations and so far the sea has not done anything to ensure that laws are applied so the first thing that really needs to happen is that the government must get serious and say if you breach the law there will be consequences. now one of the main issues in mexico's presidential campaign has been its underperforming economy mexico is traditionally seen as a commodities and manufacturing giant it has the largest proven silver reserves in the world and the tenth largest oil reserves but according to bloomberg some forty percent of the population still face entre

she is a mother of three and a mevet international union of operating engineers local 139. celia, could you come up? tell us what this foxconn job, this incredit -- this really incredible plant, has done for you and for your family. celia. [applause] >> hello, everyone. giving honor to god. i started in 2005 as an operating engineer in hoffman construction gave me my first job in a haul truck. [applause] i went on from there to work for another company, building the northwest mutual towers in milwaukee. [applause] now they're together and they've brought me to foxconn to work in the haul truck again and me and my family are grateful and very pleased to be at home again. thank you, everyone. thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, thank you. thank you, celia. and we want to tell by the way, harley-davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles in the u.s.a., please. ok? don't get cute with us. don't get cute. they don't realize the taxes are coming way down. they don't realize that yet. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the u.s.a. your cus

the service employees international union gave $7 million. critics say that with money comes power. >> they probably of the biggest source of donations to the democratic party. >> reporter: unions lay big and local politics is will. for example, the firefighter union's political action committee spent over $800,000 to help elect london breed as the mayor of san francisco. >> the support i got from local 798 had everything to do with why i won in the first place. >> now that she will also be their will she put them first? she says no. >> anyone that would do that is not responsible and doesn't belong in office. >> reporter: in heavily democratic california the unions often come in first. >> that's where we have pensions that are bankrupt in the city california. that's why we have so many regulations that require multiple people to do the same job that one person can do in the private vector. >> reporter: to which democratic activists say --. >> it should always be the voters that get to decide. i think the local businesses get to call too many

she is a mother of three and a member of the international union of operating engineers local 139.elia, could you come up? tell us what this foxconn job, this really incredible plant, has done for you and for your family. celia. [applause] >> hello, everyone. giving honor to god. started in 2005 as an perating engineer in hoffman construction gave me my first job in a haul truck. [applause] i went on from there to work for another company, building the northwest mutual towers in milwaukee. [applause] now they're together and they've brought me to foxconn to work in the haul truck again and me and my family are grateful and very pleased to be at home again. thank you, everyone. thank you. cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, thank you. thank you, celia. and we want to tell by the way, harley-davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles in the u.s.a., please. ok? don't get cute with us. don't get cute. they don't realize the taxes are coming way down. they don't realize that yet. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the u.s.a. your customers won't be happy i

so james is -- brought his leadership to the labors and international unions of north america local union 1130 since 1978. and he worked on numerous projects, including engineering for spider dam, hunter dam, ferry tunnel, cliff house tunnel. oh, wow. you were on cliff house. and you served a wide arrange of posts, auditor, executive board member, recording secretary, president. and so i just wanted to say thank you for, you know, working with the p.u.c. and working on the project labor agreement and then when we had issues, we knew we could come to you and you would help to resolve the issues. i want to personally thank you as well. >> thank you, harlan. thank you to the board. thank you for the recognition. congratulations to mike. like i say, i started in 1978, so i have 40 years working for the laborers union. i worked in the field, mostly mining and tunneling. it was a marvel how you got the water from the reservoir down here to san francisco. so i was always happy to work on those jobs whenever i could work at home, it was a gold nugget. working through that and through all that tun

the tentative deal was reached yesterday with the service employees international union which representsand maintenance workers. pay and safety were among the key issues in the dispute. >> when the wine country fires broke out, he was the first line of defense between the flames and hundreds of animals. how the owner of safari west is being honored. >> plus, shark patrol, a new high-tech way to keep jaws at bay. that's coming up. >> a little bit of a cooler start to our weekend than we've seen every other morning so far this week. that cooling trend is going to continue. i'll tell you how low we're going to go and how long those cooler temperatures are going to stick around right after this. cream. environmentalists are upset ab . >>> only in san francisco will people find controversy in the museum of ice cream. environmentalists are upset about a pool filled with sprinkles. the sprinkles are made of plastic. critics say visitors are tracking them on the street and that the sprinkles could block the digestive tracks of animals who eat them. >> i think the idea of making them biodegradabl

this creates large surpluses that may support lobbying, organizing and other internal union business since the taxpayer is paying operational costs. that is quite a powerful statement. are you saying that these federal employee unions can't afford to divert resources to other activities besides union operations because the taxpayer is subsidizing the union in essence? >> afge currently has a 54 million dollars set of assets, that it is able to build -- and by the way, that's national headquarters. that doesn't count their counsels and locals -- councils and locals. i would say it is probably 150 million in assets. >> those are coming from the taxpayers? dues and taxpayers? >> yes. >> is it fair to say taxpayers are subsidizing them? >> 100%. >> all right. so you mentioned afge, how involved are they politically? >> that's a question i don't know the answer to, congressman. i do know that they send -- they don't send federal employees out, but they do send their employees out to work either on behalf of or against people running for office. >> i can answer that question. they spent nea

. >> the international telecommunications union is having a conference every three or four years. you have been critical of the way things have gone. you felt other nations were unwilling to be open exploring bands. some folks in the u.s.. are you hoping to avoid that? >> it is early. it is not because of the good work the u.s. government has done every we have done work to set up the stage for a good, 19.essful i worry, you can have the best intentions. nations bloc together and try to prevent this from being reallocated. to get ahead.u.s. that is problematic. same stars the aligned. i have been critical overall, not just in terms of spectrum. how it functions. those countries interested in moving forward, they are not going to wait for the rest of the world community. we have gotten frustrated, we are going to move forward with a number of countries, our own structure could we do not necessarily need them. we would like global harmonization. i want the u.s. to be part of that. it is not going to produce the outcomes that are beneficial. we have to consider alternatives. the stru

she is a mother of three and a member of the international union of operating engineers local 139. celia, could you come up, tell us what this foxconn job, this incredible -- this really incredible plant has done for you and for your family? [applause] celia. >> hello, everyone. >> hello. >> giving honor to god. i started in 2005 as an operating engineer, and i got my first job in a haul truck. [applause] i went on to work for gear bain building the northwest mutual towers in milwaukee. [applause] now these two families are together, and they've brought me to foxconn, and me and my family are grateful and very pleased to be at home again. thank you, everyone, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, celia. and, celia, we want to tell, by the way, harley davidson, please, build those beautiful motorcycles in the usa, please, okay? don't get cute with us. don't get cute. they don't realize the taxes are coming way down. they don't realize that yet. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy if you don't, i'll tell you that. now let's hea

sixty percent of the timber is classified as endangered or vulnerable by the international union for the conservation of nature we actually believe that tropical timber or especially those which are threatened or endangered should be treated like ivory and there's basically no excuse no legitimacy to be cutting down these endangered species so what role does the government play and this government in g.r. say while. the government of the r c a so far as we can tell has not been implementing the laws on its books we are go or go bowden this report. exposes a lot of a lot of the legalities for those who timber timber has also been accused of the legalities for the past six years by other non-governmental organizations and so far the d.s.c. has not done anything to ensure that laws are applied so the first thing that really needs to happen is that the government must get serious and say if you breach the law there will be consequences why has the government not been more forceful about this what do you think well i would encourage you to ask the governments shortly but we do know is tha

coalition committee for education funding, the national housing conference, service employees international union and other national organizations. with that, mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the raking member of the committee on education and the work force, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: six months ago, congress passed a tax cut that cost almost $2 billion and overwhelmingly benefited corporations and the wealthy. today republicans are asking struggling children and families to foot the bill. nearly half of the $15 billion cuts in the trump g.o.p. rescission package targets the children's health insurance program, the chip program. eliminating this funding for chip will jeopardize its ability to ensure access to health care for children and families who depend on the bill every year. the bill contains an 80% cut to the chip contingency fund, particularly short sigh and dangerous need for health care assistance is greatest when our nation experiences unexpected challenges including recessions, public hea

sixty percent of this timber is classified as endangered or vulnerable by the international union forthe conservation of nature we actually believe that tropical timber or especially those which are threatened or endangered should be treated like ivory and there's basically no excuse no legitimacy to be cutting down these endangered species or global it in this report. exposes a lot of a lot of the legalities for nelson timber not a timber has also been accused of illegalities for the past six years by other non-governmental organizations and so far the sea has not done anything to ensure that laws are applied so the first thing that really needs to happen is that the government must get serious and say if you breach the law there will be consequences. now one of the main issues in mexico's presidential campaign has been its underperforming economy mexico is traditionally seen as a commodities and manufacturing giant it has the largest proven silver reserves in the world and the tenth largest oil reserves but according to bloomberg some forty percent of the population still face entre

coalition committee for education funding, the national housing conference, service employees international union and other national organizations. with that, mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the raking member of the committee on education and the work force, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: six months ago, congress passed a tax cut that cost almost $2 billion and overwhelmingly benefited corporations and the wealthy. today republicans are asking struggling children and families to foot the bill. nearly half of the $15 billion cuts in the trump g.o.p. rescission package targets the children's health insurance program, the chip program. eliminating this funding for chip will jeopardize its ability to ensure access to health care for children and families who depend on the bill every year. the bill contains an 80% cut to the chip contingency fund, particularly short sigh and dangerous need for health care assistance is greatest when our nation experiences unexpected challenges including recessions, public hea

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she is a mother of three and a member of the international union of operating engineers, local, 139. tell, could you come up, us what this foxconn job, this incredible -- this really incredible plant has done for you and your family? [applause] pres. trump: celia? celia: thank you for having me. hello, everyone. an honor to god, i started in 2005 as an operated engineer. i got my first job in a hall track. [applause] i went on from there to work for the obeying. building the northwest neutral towers in milwaukee. [laughter] -- [applause] area: now the two families together, and they have brought me to foxconn to work in the hall truck again, and me and my family grateful and very pleased to be at home again. thank you, everyone. thank you. [applause] thank you, celia. celia, we want to tell, by the way, harley davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles in the usa. ok? don't to get cute with us. don't get cute. don't realize their taxes are coming down. they don't realize it. i spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers will not be happy if you don't.

abuses it's ratified international treaties on human rights and this was the algerian red crescent last year helping to transfer my quince to their home countries. the european union has asked north african countries to do more to stop migrants headed north to europe the e.u. says it is aware of the mass deportations and says algeria needs to comply with international law many of these migrants say their experience proves otherwise victoria gayton be al-jazeera donald trump says migrants he describes as invading the u.s. should be sent home without appearing in court u.s. president is continuing his rhetoric on migration despising you tunnel separating children from their parents the government's trying to reunite families in a remote detention center in texas because one of them brownsville near the us mexico border. confusion still reigns here on the southern texas border with mexico within government agencies on how to reunite parents with their children that are still separated the u.s. government says there are more than two thousand children still in shelters such shelters such as this one that you see behind me children that have not yet been reunited with

categories as hybrid hybrid drivers and the creation of a second class of union workers caused dissent within the teamsters internal critics of union president dimmy hoffa jr question whether leadership is really practicing the solitary it preaches in this area a team for a spokesperson said he is confident the members will give their needed approval to be agreement when the vote occurs. a number of top u.s. corporations are stealing wages stealing wages from their employees this according to a shocking report by good jobs first and the other organization jobs with justice education fund since the year two thousand penalties against corporations have cost the culprits billions but somehow they continue to make major profits artie's alex mohai limits joins us in toronto where he's been following the story hi alex thanks for this report is pretty astonishing of the dollar amounts are are really incredible and the people impact those numbers are humongous to what can you tell us. this is mind boggling and it's unbelievable what's happening here we're talking about major corporate corporations that many of us earned an

they signed their first union contract with service employees international union log 1. that union brought them a $-- minimum $2.50 raise. it's still below what workers need but it's progress because they've joined together. they've demanded a unified voice in the companies they helped build. it's not just union. we need stronger workplace standards to make sure the workers get the pay they earned. two years ago in columbus, ohio, the vice president of the united states, i stood with the vice president and the secretary of labor, and we announced an overtime rule where 130,000 ohioans got a pay increase or were a-- or were working fewer hours for the same amount of money. here's how it, woulded. if you're -- worked. if you're the supervisor on the night shift at a fast food restaurant and you're making $35,000 a year and your company decides -- a fast food restaurant, big national company, decides to call you management, th c make you work 50 hours, 60 hours, 70 hours a week and pay you not a cent of oversame. so this -- overtime. so this updating of the federal overtime

coalition committee for education funding, the national housing conference, service employees international union and other national organizations. with that, mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the raking member of the committee on education and the work force, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: six months ago, congress passed a tax cut that cost almost $2 billion and overwhelmingly benefited corporations and the wealthy. today republicans are asking struggling children and families to foot the bill. nearly half of the $15 billion cuts in the trump g.o.p. rescission package targets the children's health insurance program, the chip program. eliminating this funding for chip will jeopardize its ability to ensure access to health care for children and families who depend on the bill every year. the bill contains an 80% cut to the chip contingency fund, particularly short sigh and dangerous need for health care assistance is greatest when our nation experiences unexpected challenges including recessions, public hea

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she is a mother of three and a member of the international union of operating engineers local 139.uld you come up, tell us what this foxconn job, this incredible -- this really incredible plant has done for you and for your family. celia. >> thank you for having me hello, everyone. giving honor to god. i started in 2005 as an operating engineer, and hoffman construction gave me my first job in a haul truck. i went on from there to work building the northwest mutual towers in milwaukee. now the two families are together and they've brought me to foxconn to work in the haul truck again and me and my family are grateful and very pleased to be at home again thank you, everyone. thank you. >> thank you thank you, celia and celia, we want to tell, by the way, harley davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles in the usa, please okay don't get cute with us don't get cute they don't realize the taxes are coming way down. they don't realize that yet. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy if you don't. i'll tell you that now let's hear fro

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the eu withdrawal bill, calling for the government to negotiate "full access to the internal market of the european unione times italy's new populist government has broken ranks with its allies in western europe by calling for an end to sanctions on russia. giuseppe conte, the prime minister, used his debut speech to parliament to call for a fresh approach to relations with president putin. the guardian carries a warning from the world bank who say the escalation of the trade tensions between the us and its major trading partners could have consequences for global trade equivalent to the 2008 financial crisis. the telegraph leads with criticisms being levelled at oxford and cambridge university for their lack of diversity. universities minister sam gyimah has attacked 0xbridge for its "staggering" failure to attract more black students. and finally, the atlantic says the miss america pageant is having a #metoo—era makeover. there will no longer be a bikini or swimsuit competition and contestants will no longer be judged on their outward appearance. is that possible? so, let's begin. with me is geraint an

not properly check forward bills money was coming from all the banks in the european union all of the international system would accept those money with all its. laundering them unknowingly in one case in twenty sixteen one point three billion euros disappeared without a trace from banks in moldova hundreds of thousands of people lost their money triggering massive protests in the capital casino. bank was named as the culprit. they just send it into the bank. for maybe maybe a day and then send it farther margret it spreads around the world the one point three billion euros has yet to be tracked down the line government is now amending its legislation in an effort to challenge money laundering among the country's banks and the new generation of bankers also seems eager to end the criminal practice of the banks. thirty thousand customers in the span of one and a half year which for a total customer base of their own two million two point two million is a lot. the bank has since been banned from trading in the euro or dollars owns latvia's banking regulator recently approved its liquidation. corrupti

. >> the international telecommute tatian's union next year is having a world communications conference, which occurs every three or four years. you have been very critical of the way things went in 2015, where you felt that other nations were unwilling to be open in exploring bands the fcc wanted, some folks in the u.s. wanted. are you hoping to avoid that in 2019? commissioner o'rielly: it is still early. i'm a little concerned about the direction we are going. not because of the good work the u.s. government has been doing. i think we have done yeoman's work to try to set the stage for good, successful wrc 19, but i do worry based on mike's. in 2015, you can show up with the best -- based on 2015, you can show up with the best intention and run into nations you block together and prevent spectrum from being reallocated, whether to protect domestic industry, or they just don't want the u.s. to get ahead. that is problematic. you could see the same stars aligning as we go into 2019. i hope that's not the case, but that worries me about the itu. i have been critical of the itu overall,

were and also looking beyond the dublin rules which of course only apply to the european union to internationallaw it foresees or mandates keeping refugees as close as possible to their home countries that is international law so to speak tell us what that means for a country like lebanon remind us please of how many refugees your country has taken in and what share they make up of the population well lebanon has a population of six million people out of those six million four million are live in the use or three and a half million and nearly two million or one and a half million are see their city and that's when you know the state was established and those other stones are still in lebanon and refugee camps. so hope now is that the city of refugees who are newcomers in comparison to the palestinians will one day go back to syria and will not end up in the same situation as the palestinians you know also what makes things even more complicated and difficult for lebanon is the fact that it's supposed to be half christian and half muslims and there are supposed to rules together and any attempt

he medically wants to restore russia's place in the international community. the european unionls fear the uncertainty over brexit will get worse. wantsitish prime minister a law that prevents lawmakers from having influence over the final brexit deal. they are far from convinced that the results will make the process run anymore smoothly. bloomberg. thank you. ining up, currencies clash the battle of the charts as the dollar takes on the ♪ norwegian krone. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: it is time for our global battle of the charts. kicking things off in london is christine. >> hi there, today i am talking about the king dollar. it is really a lot of the other currencies including the pounds with a more hawkish bank of england rate decision but that does not matter for all of the investors who are still betting against the pound and the euro and the swiss franc and betting on the dollar. it's interesting that we are at the longest positioning for the dollar since november, 2017. back then, the peak was in november and that was followed by two or three months of a pullback whic

international community on a peace plan. i general strike has paralyzed argentina with the unions blocking road rail an air transport workers are protesting at the government's latest deal with the international monetary fund they say i.m.f. a stereotype measures unfairly target the poor it's the third national strike faced by president nixon mockery since he took office in two thousand and fifteen. that have been mass burials in central nigeria for about one hundred people killed in recent days the deaths are the result of an is escalation in the conflict between farmers and semi nomadic herders in plateau state president mohamed bahati has warned against reprisal attacks and has deployed troops to contain the violence. italy's interior minister matteo salvini has visited libya as part of efforts to stop migrants reaching italy's shores in tripoli salvini called for the creation of centers to screen asylum seekers italy's new governments closed its ports to charity ships operating in the mediterranean coming up next it's with. candid testimonies from live in these women who are staying single longer. what's causing this cul

currently, in some liberal regimes the international television union which is part of the united nations does license orbital for the international committee and american companies are involved in getting their orbital slots from the icu and their involved in allocating the spectrum for commercial operators so there is already an international commitment there. maybe -- at this point it's insufficient is what is happening largely in low earth orbit where there's a whole lot more debris a lot is, i should say, and the answer is right now there is not that kind of international oversight in low earth orbit the way it is in gestational orbit and say the direction we should go is should set the standard. nasa has a history of doing this. >> but there is an important problem where someone goes to country that is not setting the standards and stuff up in space but does know when house that enforced? >> it is done through the itu which is -- >> look at the south china sea. >> no, the site. >> and international body spoke and said that is not an acceptable activity in a certain country that will

not the international monetary fund, the world bank, the bank of international settlements of the european unionno, none of them. just this populous president talking about balancing international capital flows and trade systems. amazing. guatemala's volcano erupted this weekend blasting boulders and ash, thousands of feet into the air that volcanickish stretching out over a 12-mile radius, more than 60 people have been killed more than 3,000 people have evacuated from their homes as rivers and lava are spreading from volcano fuego. lava has been flowing from hawaii's kilauea volcano for a month now, lava overrunning more than 100 homes on the big island thousands of people evacuated when lava fissures opened up following kilauea's eruption a month ago. coming up here next, the kremlin cozying up to north korea just a week away from that singapore summit. is that a coincidence? is that a coincidence? or is there still there? we'll take it up with general jack keane here next stay with us we'll be right back. i joined the army after 911, cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do. we got our

leaders hoping to agree and wide approach to the issue which has threatened to split the union with internal refugees of reach land after being stuck at sea for six days the charity's ship lifeline docked in multiple only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants u.s. defense agree james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the to hold talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises earlier matters was in beijing discussing territorial disputes in the south china sea where he was told that china would not give up an inch of territory especially as u.s. military team has joined the search for twelve young footballers and their coach missing in a flooded cave complex in northern thailand the group of around thirty joins a british cave diving team and thai naval seals who are already involved in the search but rescue efforts are being slowed down by constant rainfall. britain's prince william is visiting holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final day of his middle east tour he started the day paying respects of his grea

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