i spent the last year on a journey through the mariana islands. and so i, who, who i, documenting incision is for assistance against us imperialism and protection of water in their homelands. i spoke with protectors who remind us not only of the deep importance of water for our very survival, but share the we use the water is embedded in our language and life waves. some about to get on the flight to side pan and meet with some of the activism community members to see how they feel about the ways that the most hurry expansion is impacting the region. it's important to note that military expansion that's currently happening. you can see so much of those realities here in guam, but it's, it's not just quantum being impacted. there are just under a 1000000 square nautical miles of ocean that are being used for training exercises by the us military. when i arrived in stipend, connected with members of our comfortable 670, the grassroots community group doing critical work, drawing attention to military training as part of the mariana islands, training

and the marianas is the ongoing bombing them. no us or fair lawn dimensionally it a tiny, uninhabited island, north obama, less than 2 miles long and half a mile wide. the us military has been bombing of cm for training purposes since 1971. recently, a con, permission to drop $4000.00 more explosives there every year, along with tens of thousands more around. so, but i mean, addition, if you go to western fisheries management, because, you know, those are the folks that look at our waters as you will see how important to us is because it's a large bonding, reese, you know, and that's where all the fishes, you know, gather to, you know, to reproduce and provide food for it. why am i very emotional when you, when you ask that is because i know in the way they're doing their back because it's not only the us, it's other, their allies also practice there. you know, japan everywhere. i mean, anyone that have an ally, they want baptism, they drive, they fly their jobs from spirals in iowa or nebraska up here through the test that pilot

the northern marianas. these training activities are called the commonwealth joint military training or a c, j. m. t plans where we're still waiting for the c jan teeth, the commonwealth joint military training. the next the i us to come out. so it wasn't stopped. it's going to be proposed again. and again, the public is just really concerned that how many commons do you need before you, you realize that this is not a livable situation. we're a 184 square miles of terrestrial land under something to be thought about, you know, lot of departments and agencies try to find a compromise between, you know, local indigenous interests and in the military and is usually compromised as a very good formal way of like getting things done and moving forward. but when you think about the share permit impacts that, you know, these actions have on like land resources and people's livelihoods compromise isn't enough. it's not gonna cut to because what it's doing is so much more permanent. and so much more harmful by doing

, or mits, which is close to 834000000 acres of open ocean around the mariana islands. and near the hawaii range complex used for military life fire ordinance testing and training, and w sooner to be the o. c, w 67, zeros, kathy and i know discuss the groups efforts to de escalate militarization and conduct educational outreach in the marianas. since we 1st started getting environmental impact states us back and leave 1990 is there. it has been an expansion in the region, how much weight and will be used, and also our waters that surround us, especially with me on a site when training and testing area which has expanded with all of our water resources around these islands. and it's really connecting a lot of the spaces between the i to further understand the impacts of the expansion i spoke with masters or m t, or a traditional healer. saying that donald mindy ola, who expressed is concerned about the ways military training is harmful to tomorrow . control systems including millennial or traditional healing practices. what am is a lot of things that are furniture. we wa

the great marianas, turkey shoot. so this led ozawa not having much in the way air power when he played his decoy card so then the airplanes just marauded on ozawa's force sank the su akaku which was the last ship from the pearl raid. three small carriers was but the two combination carrier battleships and hyuga escaped and we can only imagine if lee had been allowed go in amongst them they would have been gone anyway. so the air power wiped out in june. the surface power was wiped out in october. so you have the mighty. which was considered one of the joke. the it was one of the most useless things ever. she didn't have enough oil to operate she went back and, wound up on a suicide mission herself for the honor of japan, supposedly, lee evan thomas makes, an interesting point. he said there's, imbued by the armed during world war two that to be is disgraceful. you fight to the death. you never surrender and, thomas said. that was a. upset, a turning around by the military, which had a lot influence to the old samurai

so, and so we'll have to leave with their fascinating stuff, their nuclear experts mariana was there. and thank you so much for those insights and your time during the defense minister board as the story it says, describe the unexplained severing of to fiber optic cables under the baltic sea as an act of sabotage. the cables connect jeremy, finland, sweden and lithuania. the swedish and finish media are reporting that the danish navy was shadowing, and showing his cargo ship considered to be of interest in the investigation into the case. the story is the damage appeared, deliberate, and could represent an act of hybrid warfare. the under see cables like this one are critical for carrying communications between countries. the apparent sabotaged on monday morning hit the sea line and one cable that runs under the baltic between the german port city of roll stock and the finish capital of helsinki. officials from finland and germany have said the incident was very unlikely to be accidental . guns class of size, and this yet nobody believes that these cables were cooked by mistake. for x

province declares a state of emergency and extensive school closures as his battles talk. 6 months the mariana evans, dean, welcome, ukrainian president. one of yours, the landscape says he wants to end the war with russia through diplomacy in 2025. in an interview with an ukranian radio station, zaleski said that certain conditions would need to be met before any talks with russia could take place. he added that he does not believe russian president vladimir putin was really interested in peace. as an actual book, when his overman, our side, we must do everything so that this war ends next year, ends through diplomatic means. i think putting doesn't want piece at all will result seem like, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't want to sit down and talk to world leaders lead too widely for him. it would destroy the political isolation that's built up since the beginning of the invasions which at green. soleski also said that with donald trump taking over is us president in january. he believes the war will now and sooner. w corresponds and rebecca rivers in cuba, and she told us more about wha

. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: totalmente en shock, mariana regreso esta maÑana a la que fue su casaquedaron totalmente reducidas a cenizas, otras 5000 estructuras estÁn bajo amenaza de incendio. >> mÁs o menos, ya tenemos una pequeÑa maleta y nada mÁs seria de agarrar unas cosas, y si es necesario, entonces evacuar. reportera: desde el aire la destrucciÓn es mÁs visible, cada uno de estos puntos brillantes es una casa en llamas. en esta comunidad, este hombre y su hijo hicieron todo lo posible para salvar las casas de su vecindario, usando sÓlo una manguera de jardÍn y una pala, mientras unos 800 hombres por aire y tierra luchan contra las feroces llamas. reportera: la advertencia de bandera roja por fuertes vientos permanece vigente hasta maÑana viernes, el incendio amenaza a la ciudad de santa paula, no se descartan mÁs evacuaciones esta noche. elian: la policÍa de nueva york estÁ buscando un sospechoso quien huyÓ a una estaciÓn del metro luego de que un hombre fuera malvado, la vÍctima habrÍa sido jefe del tirador, Éste recibiÓ un disparo en la pierna y posiblemente en el horno —

unsolvable, as must go claimed ukraine has managed to shoot some of them down nearly always by quick mariana put geron. she's the military on the list and senior research associate at harvard university. we asked her if she felt this was a decisive moment in their conflicts. it is decisive in the sense that there's in a way, a significant date that's approaching and that's in immigration. on january 20th of, of america's new president, donald trump will, has a very, just a distinctive view of the way he wants to handle this war. and has promised a swift and decisive miraculous em to it. we'll see, you know, these things that are easier to say then to do. but what, what we see on the ground is that both sides are really intensifying their efforts and trying to achieve as much as much gain to preserve as much as possible on ukraine in start before they're forced to some kind of settlement on negotiation. so basically they're improving as much as they can. they're negotiating positions when trump comes to power, as marianne of a geron dave now to back who as a by john, where the deadlocks comp,

the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us ukrainian president. a lot of years lensky has condemned a phone call between german chancellor, all of scholes and russia's president vladimir putin. it was their 1st in nearly 2 years. during the, our long conversation shoals told pooty and 2 ends of the war and stressed. german support for ukraine, but kids says talks with 2 teen never lead anywhere. on the phone with boots in for the 1st time in nearly 2 years, the german government said that shouts told his russian count about to stop as war and ukraine and stopped talks with keith. but according to moscow to stay with boots and it was clear that any negotiations would have to reflect russia's gains and on the battlefield, despite the disagreements the cramming. welcome to call, saying that any dialogue a tool was a positive development. in keith, however, schultz is action was quickly condemned of the the school in my opinion, opens 10 doors cox. now that maybe haven't conversations of it goals, just a lot of words and this is exactly what fruit and

they're negotiating positions when trump comes to power mariana, but geron they're speaking to us earlier. now, to back to and as a, by john way, the deadlocks, comp 29 climate conference has gone into all the time with criticism over a contested financing proposal. now this would say industrialized countries pay more to tackle global warming, but developing nations site, it's fine for me enough. the wealthy plan, the wealth, the plan, i'm sorry. coles full wealthy nations to pay $250000000000.00 per year to help developing economies. it also sets a broad goal of racing, $1.00 trillion dollars annually by 2035. but it doesn't specify where the countries like china and the oil producing gulf states should pay island nation side to propose insert contempt for small leroy. i spoke with rob jackson, a climate scientist at stanford university in california. i asked him what he thought about this 250000000000 dollar draft proposal. well, we all had fairly low expectations for the cops, particularly after the election here in the united states and based on the, the previous actions of the trump

the war ravaged territory means of scale and background pain is not reaching all those edwards, the mariana evans, dean, welcome spain's prime minister pedro sanchez's deploying 10000 more troops and police officers to help recovery efforts in the parts of valencia hits by what he says was, europe, seconds and deadliest flood in a century, a years worth of rain fell in the region within a matter of hours spent sweeping away homes and cars. more than $200.00 people have died bought the death total is expected to rise with dozens still missing. or the catastrophic scenes have drawn thousands of people from all over the country to help with a clean up and to distribute aid to stranded residence. they've turned out in the thousands volunteers ready to assist in the off the mass of the deadliest flooding to hit spain in decades. valencia's or thirty's have taken control of coordination after initial support from volunteers. complicated rescue efforts for emergency services. after enduring years of droughts and dry weather, the speed of the flooding to close the residence and officials by surpris

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mariana, immediately after the so the us media reports emerged force with media and ukraine was a bars with these reports with celebratory messages saying we have been waiting for this for such a long time. and even with maps of ukraine and russia showing just how far these attack them, besides with a range of or about 300 kilometers, can reach into russian territory. even though in this sort of what seemed to indicate that the permission is only for the course creation. but of course, the key reaction has come from president zalinski, a very somber one at that, at the end of his nightly address. most of which he used to talk about the massive, beside and on attacks. we saw this morning across ukraine. he ended with seeing that in my weekly plan. he had uh, he had an incident scheduled to fence. he did off for longer in some, besides, from fox knows, and that, that immediate reports that the necessity action is going to be taken. but most will, should be, he said, words do not inflict damage these things on not a nouns and that the dockets will speak for themselves. so he's keeping his

a battle for reproductive rights, the mariana evans, dean, welcome spain's prime minister petro sanchez's of deploying 10000 more troops and police officers to help recovery efforts. and the parts of valencia hit by what he says was europe's 2nd dudley's flood. and of the century, a years worth of rain fell on the region within just a matter of hours, feet sweeping away homes and cars. more than 200 people have dined bumped the death toll is expected to rise with doesn't still missing. local authorities have come under fire for non warning residents of the incoming flood waters until it was too late. and for more i'm joined in the studio by dw correspondent nicole reese, who is usually reporting for us from spain. nicole really great to have you here in berlin to talk about what's been happening there. so 10000 troops have now being sent to flood head valencia. but the spanish prime minister has been saying, he knows this is actually not even enough on his property rights, because we might very be a very easily be looking at one of the biggest climate catastrophes and recent history. in e

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mariana: me llevo con todos menos con una persona.en vivo , por fin encontrÓ trabajo. estuvo varios meses desempleado y le ofrecieron muchas propuestas de trabajo, ofertas y Él decidiÓ ser su propio jefe y tiene razÓn, abriÓ su canal de youtube y ahÍ cuenta todo lo que querÍamos saber y todo lo que pasÓ porque se hizo sÚper famoso y viral. hay que verlo y es todo una celebridad ahora. raÚl: tiene su fuente de ingreso, el dinero no te da la felicidad, pero te da tranquilidad. muchas gracias. nos vemos a la mesa mÁs adelante. tania: claro que sÍ, gracias a todos. raÚl: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". alan: le damos la bienvenida a mi paola. cÓmo estÁs? paola: feliz de estar con ustedes en este dÍa especial y en familia otra vez. pero miren, de primera dama. les traigo algo muy especial un dÍa como hoy que es asÍ de especialista estamos en familia quiero que conozcan la inspiradora historia dehija de nuestra querida compaÑera, con tan sÓlo 17 aÑos decidiÓ transformar el dolor en esperanza fundando una organizaciÓn sin fines de l

the culture of life has become a systemic feature of the state of mariana, but the glass has become one of the main critic solve the ukrainian supreme come on despite top censorship, imposed by the landscape does raise a concerns of a possible approval for budget. lie our exclusive rights for the well, i'll tell you what, let's just pick this up for you right now. have a listen to this because the former ukrainian security. so it was almost as any pros, office told us that there's a guy is nothing more than so that excuse, profit, have a listen for yourself. a blow. the money on the visible is not an independent person. she is clearly under the control of somebody, you know, mark, the great eminence of ukraine, who actually runs domestic and foreign policy. while you're on the visual glam is, is watch dog, whom he leases on enemies. i think that is why she is allowed to speak much more than other people. i believe that 1st of all, this is of course a safety volved on a steam boy that is accessed pressure needs to be released. tension in society needs to be relieved and the money and the

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the largest and southern most island in the marianas archipelago, while han is dotted with blushed, palm trees, and miles and miles of soft white sand, surrounded by turquoise squatters of the pacific ocean. but our paradise has a toxic legacy. while i'm shares the history of contamination with many us and overseas military base communities is common knowledge that the us military use is highly toxic substances. and we are experiencing contamination of our land and waters by the agent orange. p. fast pcp is petroleum fuels heavy metals, fonts, high organic compounds, all the military war time cocktails. so you can imagine from being carpet bomb during world war 2. we're an island that has been referred to by veterans as one big superfund site. a history of military dumping impacts the health of many families here on our 212 square mile island. it only takes 2 hours to drive from one end to the other. that's how small we are. and we're inundated with environmental contamination. in this episode, i'm sharing real stories of community members whose homes are located by known military toxic

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the mariana evans dean, welcome rebel fighters have taken over. most of syria is the 2nd, the biggest city of a level that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights, which is now reporting russian air strikes. therefore, the 1st time in 8 years have a fighting between the mostly islamist rebels and government forces have been reported across the city. serious military says has inflicted heavy losses on the rebels who have been advancing on a level for days. reval fighters were seen celebrating in the city with hundreds of people report and killed the collision and fighting of some of the deadliest in years and comes after weeks of simmering violence. let's take a look at the groups involved in the offensive and why it's happening now. a major fighting erupt again in serious civil war. a day after staging the surprise attack on government held positions in the north, the rebels moved on to a level showing the city syrian states media said the army backed by its allied, russia responded with strikes unintelligence positions and the lepe

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that that seems to be very doubtful for me. indeed. military analysts, mariana boot around. we appreciate your time and your valuable analysis tonight. thank you. i went out to buck who either by john, where the human climate conference has gone into overtime. delegates are considering a new proposal, which would see industrialized countries, a massively more to tackle global warming. the plan calls for wealthy nations to pay $250000000000.00 per year to help developing economies. it also says a broader goal of raising $1.00 trillion dollars annually by 2035. but it does not specify whether countries such as china and the oil producing gulf states should also pay. island countries say the proposal is a slap in the face of small, every con will be interest, our climate report, or just in the studio with me now it's last minute. negotiation is going on right now. we're already waiting. now. what kind of reactions are we getting into this last minute proposal? so the countryside would be receiving these donations. the developing countries are absolutely shocked, but that they f

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