at this oil melba loads of palm fruits arrive by the minute this is production on an industrial scale malaysia is the world's 2nd biggest producer of palm oil off to indonesia the fruit pulp is separated from the kernel to be pressed then the oil goes to a refinery to be processed into cooking oil or bio diesel. on the outskirts of kuala lumpur lim tech wind takes a look at one of the sites that infuriates him this new home construction site was rain forest just a few years ago a unique ecosystem but although the forestry expert with the organization rescue is committed to preserving malaysia's rain forests he's concerned about the e.u. has actually achieved unfortunately palm oil is a fact of life and forests are continuing to be developed now the question is whether or not the e.u. countries in the e.u. will work with the groups in malaysia who are like myself who are trying fighting to save the forests or whether you would just say sorry and disengage and say no the malaysian government has pledged to keep 50 percent of the land covered by natural forest but environmentalist's beli

we're looking for president of melba ways to put him in jail because the haitian people don't recognize him as the president of haiti we've been fighting for so long but things don't improve all the government does is steal. clashes between police and demonstrators have become commonplace so have attacks against private businesses and police stations. authorities have been accused of excessive force using tear gas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators one local journalist was shot during the most recent unrest but over the past few weeks the violence on the streets has claimed several lives. despite the police standing in our way we're not afraid of anything we will continue to do what we have to do. demonstrators blame haiti's president for a laundry list of problems the country is plagued by double digit inflation currency devaluation and an ongoing fuel shortage that's wreaked havoc on public services and international delegation of ambassadors known as the core group are tending to mediate haiti's ongoing political crisis but opposition leaders or unwilling to sit down for a

that front does make a little bit of headway by friday because he's across into adelaide also into melba hasn't really gone through so still feeling pretty warm as you can see 34 celsius in melbourne 27 up into sydney where it's mostly dry and then look at this hobart on friday we've got a high of 30 celsius the rain does come through and as it does that some cooler comes through as well so by saturday feeling better at 24 with some showers. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about trucks crime and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes into its many do you need is reclaiming its image by putting its young brazilian behind the camera. this truth be don't often hear told by the people who live down. this is us on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out to syria time to recap our headlines lebanon's army has begun clearing some of the main roads in the capital that has been blocked by protesters for days in a statement earlier on wednesday the army had asked demonstrators to remove the roadblocks so life can return to normal. and lebanon's president

ernie, melba, minnie jean, elizabeth, gloria, terry, jefferson and selma. in the public mind, we are one, the little rock nine. but we are, in essence, nine distinct personalities with nine different stories. it is as much a story about the dedication of family, perseverance and sacrifice as it is about the journey and the history. it is my, it is a salute to my parents who stayed silently in the background and swallowed great risk and suffering. they were the ones who had ingrained in me the quiet confidence that jim crow be damned, i was not a second-class citizen. it was that confidence that told me i deserved the quality education the supreme court said i was due. the confidence that steadied my feet to defy the racists with my mere presence at school very single day. my participants be-- parents bequeathed to me the confidence of their fathers, both hard working black entrepreneurs in control of their own economic lives. my family may have seemed unlikely candidates for involvement in a movement that would spark nationwide change, but then again, that

and like melba marquez green who was murdered at sandy hook. when i think about people who face those unspeakable and unimaginable tragedies keeps me going again and chelsea may want to talk about the young women. they are here. [applause] she just celebrated her 80th birthday or julia with these incredible young women who are standing up against the nra with more research and violence prevention legislation and awareness about the crisis tragically including with death by suicide and just to echo and the congresswoman can get up every day to be ensure that no parent is confronted when her son is murdered how do we not do that every day? or sabrina who is now running, running, this will be the only super political comment of the day, maybe. [laughter] if you want to contribute today please consider contributing to the campaign of sabrina she is running for miami-dade commissioner. [cheers and applause] >> what right do we have to feel that we should not be doing everything we could be possibly doing? this is the extraordinary courageous and her

the nazi actually don't know what we're looking for president jacques melba ways to put him in jail because the haitian people don't recognize him as the president of haiti we've been fighting for so long but things don't improve all the government does is still. clashes between police and demonstrators have become commonplace so have attacks against private businesses and police stations. i thought is have been accused of excessive force using tear gas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators one local journalist was shot during the most recent unrest but over the past few weeks the violence on the streets has claimed several lives. despite the police standing in our way we're not afraid of anything we will continue to do what we have to do. demonstrators blame haiti's president for a laundry list of problems the country is plagued by double digit inflation currency devaluation and an ongoing fuel shortage that's wreaked havoc on public services and international delegation of ambassadors known as the core group are attempting to mediate haiti's ongoing political crisis but opposition