latin america has been quite a journey for softbank. vesting to the tune of a billion dollars a week. big frustration was never seeing latin american entrepreneurs. so we decided to explore and see what was going on. first of all it is a market that needs disruption because pretty much if something doesn't work well, you can fix a lot of things. the problem was lack of capital. when we landed in latin american 2019 the total winter technologies where the tune of $1.5 billion. so we decided to launch a tech fund, and it was the first one. the first two years we invested to the tune of $2.6 billion and the third year it is $5 billion. what has surprised us the most, latin america is as good as any part of the world, the business models that have been deployed in india, china, and the u.s. are starting to boom in the u.s.. it gives a competitive edge, and we see high quality entrepreneurs launching these great companies. as of the last quarter we have deployed about $3.5 billion in capital and the returns have been exceptional. 90% on a gro

much of that is what is happening with latin america.e of haiti, one has to understand there is a historical trajectory of racism against haiti. the western world has always been unforgiving for the only slave insurrection of africans in the world. and the only one successful that was able to get a government in region. there has always been that kind of prejudice against haiti, which is something that is unacceptable. these images, to some extent, a show of that. we understand migration is a huge issue for the u.s. in the case of cuba, we have agreements in place from decades ago and the trump administration chose not to comply with them and the biden administration has continued the same approach, not to comply with very migratory agreements we have between the two countries. specifically to avoid the kind of crisis in the case of cuba that you are seeing today in the border of mexico and on occasion in the florida street. those are important agreements. we stand by them. but for them to be able to fulfill the role, there has to be two

s saying it has been a puppet of us interest in latin america. for more than a story we're joined by men. well repel or who is live for us in mexico city. hello, there, men. well, tell us what have been some of the major issues on the some it's agenda. there are few things to unpack regarding the 2021 community of latin american nations and caribbean states. summit. not only because of the themes that were discussed because, but also because of which world leaders we're in attendance, we can certainly point to the coven 1900 pandemic, as the principal theme that was addressed this sort of collective desire to continue to work toward a regional solution to mitigate contagion and bring an end to the pandemic. there was also a motion by several members of the summit to create a regional fund by select to, to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. but here in mexico, one of one of the most unexpected things was the sort of this last minute visit by been as will in president nicholas, my buddha, surprise arrival that places

the deadliest place for them. latin america has, obviously it's very rich and that's wonderful. and also very rich in development projects and that full potential conflict between communities living in and around those resources in digits, people's group and those companies who wants to undertake development projects and very often don't consult with those communities twice. meditations, happy there. these people who are taking a piece of met at columbia stop the left with 65 that's more than doubled in mexico, 2nd place and murderous trains. that is only worse and since the signing of a peace deal in the country in 2016 that has opened larger parts of the country to extract of industry and new fights for resources. they can feel gloomy in human rights groups. place the blame on the government for feeling to protect activists and siding with the companies. exploiting the resources environment allow them to help only because it's the lack of a policy of guarantees for those exercising, social, and environmental leadership. and we see it when politicians fail to ratify internation

no what you to give me some insight into latin america.have seen a lot of companies crop up there in the few years. not just retail, but software and technology companies. this appears to be one of the faster growing segments at least globally speaking. i wonder what has been driving that and how much do you expect it to persist? >> latin america is the fastest growing marketing for the second consecutive year. it is quite interesting. we can foresee latin america catching up with other regions. this is a massive growth that we can expect from the years to come. covid accelerates these interests of big companies, big enterprises in the be deceit -- in the b to c. this global activity will pop up with new brands, emerging markets, new companies and also big companies challenging the state of bankruptcy as well. caroline: great to have time with you. thank you and come back. romaine: that was a good conversation. we have to bridge this topic again, because there are some a layer's to what has been going on in the retail space. taylor: repurp

all indicated on we take a look at why environmental activists and latin america being killed in record numbers. ah often urgent appeal to fend off for humanitarian crisis. international donors have pledged more than a $1000000000.00 for guidance done. for an aid has dried up since the taliban took over last month with poverty and hunger worsening every day. but as our diplomatic editor james bay's report, this emergency relief is just a fraction of what is actually needed to fend off an economic collapse. the un secretary general came to geneva with the aim of getting the international community to provide at least $606000000.00 to help. i'm going to stop before the end of the year. the people of a gun is done need a lifeline after records of war, suffering, getting security, they face perhaps they're most battles our just over a week ago, the un humanitarian coordinator. martin griffith visited afghanistan and met with the taliban leadership. you know that some countries there will be reluctant to get money because they'll be worried about the money going into taliban hands. what do y

why environmental activists in latin america been killed in rec, hold number. ah, it's another beautiful, sunny day of 35000 feet. the widow spy to buy cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. arguably this more rain than sun around the day of the next couple days. you're coming from the atlantic, a massive cloud, particularly to spain and portugal, it stretching out through france towards the british isles. bit of a mess. if you try and analyze what's going on here, but here's the result. it's rainy and it's raining. most of all in portugal, the class can red cross spain. it's not yet very much rain, but it's good news. when it gets there's still burning. you can see from the already centers, most of it is really in the west side of spain or in portugal where there's probably been 100 millimeters range already. so it's really quite wet. now that line of rain extends and will extend up through france, where the british, how's a flood warning. our potential flood warning, at least easterling did during 2 to the whole lot. moving gradually into this pa

1000000000 dollar lifeline as a country struggle with a deep economic crisis rights groups in latin america. one of a sharp rise in the killings of environmental activists. defending gland unlikely, mormon davis. i hi again. here's her headlines for the americas. we've got tropical storm nicholas taking aim at texas. eventually it's shifting into the weeds. deanna. so easy on tuesday to spend to corpus christi will look for about a 100 plus millimeters of brain. when will be a factor is while gusting to about. ok, 75 kilometers per our next stop the desert southwest. it's mostly dry. we do have some weather though for colorado in to kansas. and if we go to western canada, somewhat weather will leak into vancouver. 16 degrees temperature is coming down in calgary. we may see frost in the days to count toward the east thunderstorms of roaring through the upper great lakes. just some cloud cover toward the northeast. however, next, central america and for the pacific coast of mexico, just aggressive rain acapulco in demand neo can be expected on tuesday, the top end of south america looks like

service of the united states that supported attempts to isolate cuba, military interventions in latin america and the caribbean, government overthrows and military dictatorship. host, mexican president and british manuel lobbies over the board went further saying latin american and caribbean nations should aspire to form a regional blog. similar to the european union in these times see like, can become the principal instrument to consolidate relations between our latin american, the car, to be a nation. unity was put into it, but why? despite moments of contention, there was also agreement among select members, including building on a regional strategy to face the challenges of the corona virus pandemic, and a minus at a minus and establishing a regional fund to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. the 2021 cell conferences seen by many as an opportunity for mexico to position itself as a power player and a regional mediator working toward restoring multilateralism and ending the diplomatic rift that exists between the united states and left us latin american cou

it's don arrive in copper, migrants from across latin america, travel in tough conditions to try to reach chile. the british government's plans to adopt new tactics to try and deal with an influx of illegal migrants. will have an exclusive report from democratic republic of congo, where soldiers have retaken a town from groups in fort fif is proposal to stage a wildcard every 2 years haven't gone down? well, it was the head of european football. this one that teams may fully caught the tournament . if the plans go ahead i the 1st international passenger plane to leave cobble since the end of the us, lead evacuation has just landed in the cost of the capital cost. railways charter flight was carrying dozens of foreign nationals from the hop passengers will continue to their final destination because of the technical team's been working to make cobble cobble. apple, fully operational again, they say it is 90 percent functional and expect a gradual reopening mohammed jim. jim has more from da hoss how much international airport while we try to set the scene here for you, 1st of all, i'm goin

as the countries struggles with deep economic crisis and rights groups in latin america, one of a sharp rise in the killings of environmental activists, defending gland, and live more than a hi there from though i, here's your weather forecast for the middle east, dana. sure, sighing, things are changing. this was the highest temperature i could find in the middle east. stab it down, 44.4. but watch this. you should be around 4950 degrees. we also have below average temperatures. as we look toward riyadh with a high of $38.00 same goes for kuwait at $42.00, it's that time of the year. ok off the pockets them. we do have a lot of what weather actually over into the northwest of india, but i think it will stay out of karachi. we take a look at the 3 day forecast. okay. rain risk as we hit toward friday, and that's really going to cool the atmosphere with those thunderstorms. we do have jolts and bolts over its stem bull on to say the potential for with the hiv $26.00 . what weather for the southwest portion of turkey as while affecting sea resort city of antalya? i still have concern over

and they're planning to move ahead with out to a powerful northern neighbor. latin america editor lucy newman report. 10 years ago, the community of latin american in caribbean states or lack, was officially launched. it was the brainchild of brazil's former president loosely enough to let the silver and venezuela now deceased chatting goal was to create a region block that excluded the united states and canada to compete against the oldest inter american alliance organization of american states. or only yes, which is based in washington. what are some i don't we must create a superior force to raise consciousness to realize that this past is the only with its differences. and diversity is unlikely only yes sir, lacked accepted communist cuba with open arms. that me, me the exercise of self determination and sovereignty of people and the government equality of inalienable principles of the in one decade on sir lac plans to go a step further, mexico was hosting a regional summit. was the aim of actually dissolving the oh yes. low, yeah, no boys, it gives you money for mentally soon. the

it will tell you about the activists being murdered across latin america and is for another joker which is just missed out from a red tennis ground from the world. number one, based on evidence in the final of the us. ah, international donors have pledged more than $1000000000.00 to help us get to stand for an aid. had dried up after the challenge and take over the donations, followed a plea for help from the un saying off guns were an urgent need of a lifeline. its target was at least $600000000.00 to avoid what it calls a humanitarian crisis. secretary general until the tennis says he's concerned about the collapse of the entire country. many are at risk of running out of food by the end of the month as winter approaches. diplomatic editor james bays is at the conference in geneva. the united nations is still seriously concerned about the situation in afghanistan. yes, the 2nd she said he's been very pleased by the response of the international community. he came here to geneva for this flash appeal, saying that he wanted $606000000.00 for the next 4 months. and i'm going to start in

users worldwide. hon just spyware. made fun is really company and why environmental activists in latin america being killed in record numbers. ah, international donors have been told they've thrown a lifeline to millions of afghans after promising more than a $1000000000.00 in emergency aid. for that also big to turn those pledges into cash as soon as possible on his diplomatic as to james bay's reports is already a fraction of what is needed to prevent economic class. the un secretary general came to geneva with the aim of getting the international community to provide at least $606000000.00 to hope i'm going to stop before the end of the year. the people of a gun is done need a lifeline after records of war, suffering, getting security, they face perhaps they're most battles our just over a week ago, the un humanitarian coordinator. martin griffith visited afghanistan and met with the taliban leadership. you know that some countries there will be reluctant to get money because they'll be worried about the money going into taliban hands. what do you say to them? well, i've kind of still, it's

that increase is much more dramatic and they come from latin america and romania. they're coming from all over the world and haiti. the photos of what's going on there, look at this chart. it's obviously a humanitarian crisis. it's really discouraging to see. what we're told, what we're told is different than what we heard today. we're told by i.c.e., customs immigration and enforcement that only 353 haitians have been flown back out of who were there and yet you're telling us today we're taking care of it and the number is well below 10,000. that must mean they were removed to mexico or released. part of the problem with title 42 is mexico's not taking people unless they're spanish speaking, from latin america. again, we needed to have our information clear. and in terms of why they came, i think this idea of a pull factor is very real. you know how i feel about the asylum system. i think it's a pull factor. i visited countries and the presidents of the countries say we don't like what you're doing because you're pulling our young people away. we want them to stay

are booming in latin america.s us a competitive edge that we have seen the art of the possible markets, and now we see the high quality entrepreneurs launching these great companies. so far, we have deployed -- as of last quarter, $3.5 billion in capital. returns have been exceptional. 105% iri on a growth basis. so it makes us one of the best-performing funds in softbank, and a lot of the venture funds. based on that, we have seen the need for venture capitals, as we like to call it, vision capital, is needed in latin america. that is why we have decided to double down in the region, just to fulfill the investment needs for this year. this year, we plan to deploy $5 billion in latin america. >> build it and they will come. you have done it, and others are putting money into the area. do you think valuations are as appetizing? >> valuations are always a hard topic. the type of growth we are seeing in our latin american portfolio companies is great. we believe valuations are right where they should be. you see a lo

are, you will have to be able to relate to the human condition away i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike. and it's my job to shed light on how and why. oh, a again you're watching, i just need a reminder of our top stories. this down. south korea is tested, a ballistic missile launch from under water. it's the 1st country without nuclear weapons to develop this type of system. hours earlier, north korea 5 to short range ballistic missiles, office east coast. they landed in the sea of japan. a month after the taliban seas pow afghan, astonished facing humanitarian and economic crises. high unemployment drought and food guest is pushing tens of thousands of afghans to bring back to our top story for years now. attempts to dismantle north korea is weapons and ballistic missile programs have failed. in 2018, the leaders of south and north korea signed an agreement outlining steps to de nuclear rise the peninsula pretensions persisted. a year later, donald trump became the 1st sitting us president to set foot inside in north korea and met him. ju

a spanish word for insect it can also mean a man's penis and in some parts of latin america it can mean a little devil. years later when i started reading about kissing bugs, i didn't know what i would find but i absolutely didn't expect to come across charles darwin. in 1835, darwin was 26 and for years into his trip in south america that gave him the basis for his book on the origin of species. in march of that year, he and his guys rode through the plains of argentina. the land was flat and the air was hot and for a full day he found no water and only a few houses. when they neared the village, he noticed the fueled the color of blood. a locust invasion. people raced from the cottages and set branches on fire and waved a torch at the locusts. they shouted hoping the noise and the smoke would turn away, but nothing worked. darwin rode on. they had ten mules with them and when they finally escaped and reached, darwin expected to sleep well. the village was nestled among gardens and with a river with willows. he didn't sleep under a willow tree. but when darwin closed his eyes that nigh

city on saturday, and they're planning to move ahead without their powerful northern neighbor or latin america just to see in human reports. 10 years ago, the community of latin american in caribbean states, or lack, was officially launched. it was the brainchild of brazil's former president, lucy, not to let the silver and business whalers now to see. we were chatting goals to create a region block that excluded the united states and canada to compete against the oldest inter american alliance. the organization of american states, or only yes, which is based in washington that i'm considering what are some i don't we must create a superior force to raise consciousness to realize that this past has been only with its differences and diversity is unlikely. oh yes sir. lacked accepted communist cuba with open arms that he does give me the exercise of self determination and sovereignty of people and the quality of inalienable principles of the one decade on sir lac plans to go a step further. mexico was hosting a regional summit, was the aim of actually dissolving the oh yes, lawyer not was, it g

here in mexico is that the country seems to be wanting to position itself as a power player in latin america as a mediator for conflicts as a leader in the region to really bring latin american to this new era of multilateralism and, and the rift the political rift, and the diplomatic rip that exists between the united states and left his latin american countries, namely in his way, in cuba. thank you very much. from mexico city minneapolis. now it's the 2nd day of russia, 3 day parliamentary elections, which are expected to hand the united russia party. another majority, many opposition candidates have not been allowed to stand on the election is already seen allegations of widespread fraud, a voter rights organization recorded around 2000 procedural violations on day one. just out of the polls opening tech giant, apple and google moved and anti government tactical voting app after officials threaten fines and criminal prosecution. a school principal and teacher in the indian town of coaches have built 150 houses for homeless students. lets see chuck a local and lily pool began fundraising

while critics accuse him of trying to undermine democracy in latin, america's largest country, police of fire, tear gas, the brazilian president supporters as they attempted to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back that investigation into the both scenario administrations handling of the pandemic as well as possible corruption. earlier the president lashed out of the court while addressing supporter as an independence, they rally know, we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with anybody what we call it, except as it's to distort our democracy, we call it success. anybody who puts our freedom at risk or critic fear both scenarios support his will eventually be encouraged to invade the judiciary and cause a riot. a bit like donald trump supporter is did in the u. s. at the u. s. capital back in january. that's cost daniel shrine. lo, who is in windows i it is a pretty strong if not in century words from the president. daniel, what do you think he's hoping to achieve? well, that's right, barbara. i mean is often said in brazil, certainly among java scenar

it has to be said from various countries in latin america up towards the united states, just water conditions, like what are these people facing and their quest to try and reach america? we've all seen the images at this point. these disturbing pictures of men on horseback border patrol mistreating migrants rounding them up like cattle. but really that only paints a part of this larger picture. this larger a panorama of a, of a migrant crisis. that really is not only out of the control of the united states, but out of control of all the countries that a part are participating in migrant policy. trying to get ahold of this situation. i'll give you an example. just last week we were in the city of tampa shuler in southern mexico. it's a city that's about 50 kilometers north of mexico's border with guatemala. and the estimates that we were hearing on the number of migrants that were stuck there into but she was as many as a 100000. now the vast majority of them from haiti telling us that they've been stuck in southern mexico for months after traveling for weeks or even months from other parts of

my allot. goodman, who had led one of latin america's most violent rebels. ah hello good to see you know, major change across the middle east with your weather pattern though we are now starting to get into the season where it's hard to find those 50 degree days. but many of us, either at average or slightly above or below, for example, look at tater, on 33 degrees. we go in for a closer look. and this is actually pretty well where you should be this time of the year, a seller forecasts with plenty of sunshine over the next $35.00 and even 7 days off the pockets santino are staying dry in the south. 36 degrees in karachi, me just see some showers sneak in between the hor and islam, but not going to be a wash it off to turkey. we're also looking at subtle condition here just as scattering of showers, mostly for northern portions of the country, close toward the black sea. through the tropics of africa. we've got our storms come in and go in. but once again, i have concern. as we head toward gabon, equitorial, guinea, and cameroon, on sunday, where we could se

but having that said wheels are in motion. mexico now becomes the most populous country in latin america, to seek legalization to seek de criminalization of abortion. and we should note that this does arrive at the same time that we're seeing tougher restrictions being place right across the border in texas. so it wouldn't be difficult to imagine a scenario where women in texas could be coming to mexico seeking safe and legal abortions which just a few years ago would have founded quite a real manual fellow with the late to say from mexico city manuel, thank a lot more felt the come in this news, our just, i can't take it anymore. why some doctors and nurses in the us are quitting their jobs is there from coastline teen hit a new hi wrapping up in germany's economic recovery. angular merkle says, a motor show is crucial to our country's post pandemic plans. and then for europe's golfer as hold their nerve to pull off a rare team victory in the united states. ah, how i got lots of late summer sunshine across so much if you're a pat the moment last be clear skies lots of warmth around too

. >> latin america, so the term latino or latinx are for people from latin america, which includes southernrn america and central america and includes, you know, mexico as well. so people that are from here are considered latinos or latinx people. that's one. but spaniards are not in this. now for people considered hispanic that includes people from spain. not from brazil, which is part of the latin-american countries. that's sort of the biggest difference. i thought, hey, let's give people a little lesson here. >> we hear this a lot, latinx and hispanic. >> and we're going to hear it a lot this month. >> thank you professor abbey for that break down. please join us for our race in america series. you can watch race in america tomorrow night at 7:30. let's take you outside on this wednesday evening, a live look at the san mateo bridge. great to see traffic just very, very mellow during this pandemic. jeff joins us next with the forecast. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wuaahh) totally boom it's an adventure. (sound of playing) you know ,y

course, obviously the united states and you think about countries along the pacific rim of the latin america, they may connect more to the economies of ags a. i was always struck when i would go to something called the summit of the americas. and we would have discussions and people would take off and everybody would whatever. but then almost a week or two weeks later, we would go to the asia pacific economic counsel. and there it's the pacific rim countries of chile and up the pacific rim, all the way to canada and all the way out through japan and china and korea. and the conversation was completely different. it was about global trade, freeing trade. and so, i actually always thought that, in that sense, the countries had more in common with their asian counterparts than latin american counterparts. >> is how they perceive themselves significant there? >> i think it is. because if you look at places like chile, now quite developed in many ways, columbia getting there in terms of development, a country like brazil is interesting. pacific rim of the latin america, they may connect more to t

okay. made a new world that is already emerging in africa, asia, latin america and the caribbean digital wherever. a little bit of time in the united states of america, a new world born again. but i come to put him on into the old hedge him and come out of to put an end into the wall. no, to some people attempt here to become the world's policeman and judge one of them on the kimble. this is the age of freedom, sovereignty and independence necessity thought a new world. neil, i knew united nations organized a new un level home though, but i thought so that we can all act either in solidarity and all the full. i'm a part of the lustoria. and so that we can only know who don't take if it's not a necessary rightful steps towards a new community and oil the new world. so yeah, this new world is what venezuela is clamoring for a moment. thank you very much for your representatives of government and ortiz, of the united nations, which i'm going to thank you very much. even listening to nicholas madura there they whose presidency is on the dispute, has been under dispute since 29 team in venezu

the news is covered, the listing post on the latin america is a region of wonder joy, tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition. the way i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why me, i interim government sites in questions at home and abroad. afghanistan's acting prime minister calls and officials who fled to return the me. i'm down in jordan, this is out there alive. and also coming up early results show a major defeat morocco's ruling party and harlem entry elections. ethiopia to grow rebels are accused of killing more than $120.00 civilians and the har region off the battlefield bloss.

while critics accuse him of trying to undermine democracy in latin, america's largest country, police have fired to peer gas at the brazilian president, supporters as they attempted to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back that investigation into the ball from that had been distractions handling of the pandemic as well as possible corruption. earlier the president lashed out of the court while addressing supporters at an independence they rally know that we'll get to it. we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with anybody, but we can't accept as it's to distort our democracy. we call it success. anybody who puts our freedom at risk. critics fear both and our supporters will eventually be encouraged to invade the judiciary and cause a riot, like donald trump support his data, the u. s. capital back in january. that's cost. daniel schriner, who joins us from woodside. is daniel, good to see you? we just heard both, so now they're talking about possible distortion of democracy. i mean, pretty strong words and concepts. so what we hope to achieve and all o

the remains of the man who founded one of latin america's most violent rebel groups, the shining path, will be cremated, peruse congress rates the decision after days of heated debate about concerns that abby, my l. goodman's graveside could become. a rallying point to support is, mariana sanchez. reports from lena the, the body of former shining path leader of my youngest man remains in the morgue for now he did by so many do, branded a terrorist and genocidal his death became the subject of debate nearly a week already the night. his wife, illinois, also serving a life sentence for terrorism, permission to decide his fate. instead, precedent brutal castillo enacted a bill. taylor made for guzman in congress, the orders his commission for thank you, have left you and i. for national security, the public prosecutor's office will cremate the corpses of leaders of terrorist organization, or those who committed crimes of treason whose monday, an armed conflict the last 2 decades and lift more than 60000 peruvians dead. many of his followers were imprisoned, but some still support his ide

it was, you know, the rest of latin america. young people become increasingly aware of being caught by dr. jay's sort of call and i believe that being a young person today, we have to talk on hunger and misery as a form of self defense because these problems are being dumped on future generation . that is the beginning of us calling for concrete political measures. the bonds be paid by society a growing and climate change is now on the agenda the election year, large and tina they pay for the last day to the gracious, melting of the drought loading of deforestation. in the rest of the country, talking to their colleagues around the rest of latin america. the roots aware of the fact that the instructional told him a job. lloyd. well, the generation doubt being the quick fix now will bring up on the claim for this generation. if they have their eyes firmly on the exam going a few weeks. so they took a big hit america here in august, you know, to deal with the problem now. i know leave it to them. the things still ahead on al jazee

and the migrants from across latin america risking their lives to cross the desert into chile. ah, ah, the 1st international passenger plane to leave campbell since the end of the us, lead evacuation has touched down in doha, around $100.00. 13 for nationals were on board. the cut her i was charter flight, it landed, it was how much international airport around 2 hours ago. the passengers have been taken to a holding center in doha, before they continue on to their final destinations. country technical teams have been working to make couple airport fully functional. again, i was, there was charlotte was at campbell airport when the flight took off. the 1st commercial international flight has now taken off from cobble airport. the 1st time that this has happened since the telephone took over carbon. in mid august people, 169, people in facts departed on this. boeing triple 7 on the way to door before flying on to various countries, all of them had foreign passports, or these is allowing them to enter these other nations. they came through the international terminal here behind m

it should do this and latin america. ok. but i said i meant we're out of time. but thank you for sharing your point of view here on, i'll just hear thank you very much. and on a pleasure. thank you. us president joe biden is hosting the indian straightly and ends at japanese leaders at the white house. the 1st in person called leaders, summits formerly known as the formerly known as the quarter lateral security dialogue. this informal grouping is increasingly seen as a cancer weights to china as rising power security in the into pacific region is expected to be high on the agenda. let's go live nights. kimberly hall. she's at the white house flores and kimberly, this is a busy day at the white house. the peasants be dealing with the full light from what's been happening, it hazy, but this quote initiative is really something important. is it not the president eager to get off those headlines about what's happening at the southern border with respect to haitian migrants. now he has just convened the 1st ever meeting of what's known as the quad, and you can probab

china continues -- climate continues to change across europe, africa, and latin america, and you have endured massive flooding. fires have raged across australia and the amazon and the russian tundra. in siberia -- temperatures reached 118 degrees inside the arctic circle. the finding from the new intergovernmental panel on climate change represents a code red for humanity. the time to act is really now, as the secretary just pointed out. you get close to the point of no return. we don't have a lot of time. we have to act. we have to act now. in april, we agreed to strengthen our efforts as we had to cop 26 in glasgow. today i call this together again to candidly express our progress. i'm grateful to those of you have strengthened your ambitions and put forward targets for 2030. thank you -- countries committed to more than half of global gdp are committed to steps that will keep us within reach of our joint pursuit of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. but we know there is still a lot of work to do. if anything, our job in my view has grown more urgent. countries are presenting

off efforts to tackle the countries latest coven search and report on the migrants from across latin america. risking their lives to cross the desert into chile. ah, the you and envoy and i've got a strong says they received credible reports that the taliban has carried out reprisal killings since taking over the country. despite its promises of amnesty, deborah lyons also urged the world to keep the money flowing into afghanistan, or it could suffer a historic breakdown. he told a security council. the country could be set back generations without economic help . there is an immediate and pressing need to deliver on a huge scale is central humanitarian aid. in areas such as health, food security, non food items and sanitation. and still, secondly, there is an additional looming crisis to which i must draw your attention. billions of assets and dollar and donor funds have been frozen by members of the international community. the understandable purpose is to not is to deny these funds to the de facto taliban administration. inevitable effect, however, will be a severe economic downturn that

long time corresponding covering latin america actually reported from el salvador and showed us how life is changed there recently. let's see. some of the report feel the difference in the streets of los palmas, a tough neighborhood in the capital, says julio say so. he should know the under living on the streets painting murals. some of linda frankie lament were living calmly now without problems. you can go and get a soda or a beer wherever around here, before it wasn't light before it wasn't like that, you wouldn't see a light in the street after 7 pm. there's a lot of police here right now and that didn't exist before the next door should still right. and it was obvious as we visited, that the gangs were present even if they're a piece. is a great report, john and a lot of the changes that are happening in el salvador. and i have some stats to bring up later the show to show how murder rates are down to violence is down. but a lot of the, the changes people are crediting president, the new president elected 2119 president mckelly. can you tell me who is he? what, what, what's so inte

you're thinking, i've seen this before in latin america. where is this going from the president? so it's a really interesting moment in the country with president kelly and those sort of like 2 or 3 sites that thank you so much. and from your perspective what, what do you see there? will i agree that this, this facet of president mckelly as attractive, i guess garnett, international attention. he protects this anti sound is meant damage. he worse genes in his baseball cap, backwards even to former locations are oh, this is the image he projects, right? it looks makes him look mother and, and connected with the youth. but he's actually millennial, he's, he's almost, he's 40 years old by now. he has a fixation, i guess, with his own image. he. he is a very good in twitter. yes, he is very social media saving he, he's known for having for example, he, he fired public servant via twitters, a few months ago. but he saw he also has a large following of internet trolls and, and bullies. he's, he's definitely unaffected communicator of i will qualify off a usually shallow discourse. he's

they locked us up in a cell with other people. thousands of migrants from all over latin america, making one of the most difficult journeys to enter chilly. crossing a desert that being drawn by the quick economic recovery from the pandemic. but the government says they're not welcome. you see human islam, not from it k k in judy and she has the migrants managed to get in touch with it. with a buddhist closed lauren with a great deal of suffering and sacrifice. it's a treacherous trip across that desert here into chile. we are right now in a camp, any kiki, where some of the, these migrants have managed to make the trip 300 kilometers from the border to the city. but they're still absolutely living from hand to mouth is no water here. there's no food. the government is not providing any services whatsoever. we're seeing a lot of children begging on the street trying to get as just a little bit of money so that they can eat. so it's a difficult situation. the border itself is a very, very long. and so the police are unable to patrol, it is always a way to get around the police patrols. bu