when betting on saturday instead sets and reclaiming top spots bundesliga newcomers when you won't spin that stood in their way and looking to cause a major upset. i mean it combines new. superstar signing 50 quid shino made his 1st stop at the club against the sidelines the perfect opportunity for the brazilian dynamo to kick binds motor into top gear at. last and plenty more to come in this edition of the. mechanic line let's get started right here. and we're up against you on these sides have met twice previously albeit in the german cup and even the dogon prevailed and moved into the next round on both occasions the matches were either decided in extra time or penalties if goldman's goal is to end the season as champions they are going to have to win games like this and do it in 90 minutes. a party atmosphere in new neon berlin sold out stadium the newly promoted side aiming to do better against dortmund than the 4 near loss to leipzig in their home debut but it was the visitors with the game's 1st chance in the 5th minute helium bronze cross too hot to handle. and jaden sanchez. wh

one of them was pat newcom.nner friday n, pat decided to stay overnight. senator kennedy was in gilroy, california. he was enjoying a quiet weekend. the kennedy family settled in and marilyn and pat newcom got ready for bed. friday night turned to saturday morning. the last morning marilyn would ever see. >> there are a lot of different accounts about what happened august 4. even the people that were present contradicted themselves over the years. >> ways known is that marilyn monroe spent the day in and around her spanish bungalow:mrs. murray. >> mrs. murray documents marilyn's last day. she woke around 9:00. remained in her house coat. had may not shah howard or bathed. she was spiritless. hadn't eaten. she was pulling weeds in her garden. toward the end of july, marilyn and pat newcom and i were in serious discussions about doing the cover of "playboy" magazine. i didn't want to keep hefner hanging. >> marilyn told schiller that pat didn't have the authority to make that call. >> it was like a light switch. s

this is the video right behind newcoms. now he is traveling eastbound and you'll see that he has the backpack and is in long sleeves and the backpack is weighted down. it's not empty. this is a key point here because -- on the thumb nail you'll see this camera view goes to the corner which is this corner of this building. at this point we lost him for about nine minutes. we couldn't find him anywhere on the video. go to the next screen. this is a viewpoint from park mercantile which you'll notice right here the opposite corner of that building. and we -- you saw it when he walked. we saw the image of him walking across the first time. we never could see him coming this way. the guys finally picked it up. watch where we highlighted the screen here. we'll probably have to play this portion twice. you'll see him dart around the corner. there it is. pause it and go back and play it one more time for those who couldn't see it. he shoots around that corner pretty quickly. he was behind the building behind newcoms for about nine m

and newcomers are giving them manufactured goods, that's not just about an economic transaction. what is that about? what is being built? kinship. so the dakota believed they had kinship relations with these newcomers but by 1840s these relations begin to break down. by the 1840s they are lacking in wild game to trade. this is all to the joy of us policymakers because it's part of us policy which we've talked about, to purposely force indigenous peoples into that so they would have nothing left to sell but, everyone can see this, land. so the dakota signed a few treaties including one in 1851 that gave up a large chunk of what is today the state of minnesota leaving them a small sliver of land along the minnesota river. these trees, as many of the treaties were, rife with problems. the dakota would be paid in annuities, yearly payments, but they often would never reach the dakota's. they would go straight into the pockets of traders who claimed the dakota owed them for past debt. one episcopal bishop that became aware of these problems and the fraud going on declared that a natio

and other newcomers. genderined income, race, , and ideological extremism. the adoption of term limits did have an immediate effect on legislative behavior. it was argued that term limits would reduce the incentive to spend time building constituency support for reelection. we expected and found that members in term limited chamber spent less time on keeping in touch with their constituents on casework. these differences were more pronounced for legislators and chambers in the implementation stage of term limits where members are actually being termed out of office. there was no difference between term limited and non-term limited chambers and time spent on campaigning and fundraising. the strong is findings involved institutional effects. when term limits are implemented in legislators, governors and bureaucrats gained considerable influence at the expense of legislatures. the fact that the effect is delayed until limits actually kick in suggests the effect is a product of the removal of long-term incumb

there were people in the parking lot behind newcomes, blind bob's.here were people back there that went from either side. we have video from the newcome side and the mercantile actually. so nobody went back there. there were no vehicles that came into play at that point. he appeared to be back there alone. >> what did you mean by charge the gun? >> chamber a round. your bullets are in a magazine of some time. when you charge a gun, you're working the action so one of the rounds goes up in the chamber of the gun so it can fire. >> chief, how is getting into the cell phone changed this investigation for you? what did you learn that you didn't know before? >> this was just informed -- i talked to todd wickerham sunday night. this was on my mind a bit. i had been informed then that he got the phone. i don't know there is more detail. i don't know what was in there. but i don't have a sense of there's anything that is -- particularly revealing at this time. they have to have an opportunity to go through that and there's other evidence that they have to go

perforated leather steering wheel fits comfortably in the driver's hands facilitating a precise rounding newcomers and speed automatic transmission makes for quick and easy shifting the new all digital operating concept to large integrated touch screens is already familiar with cloud in the few seventies harmoniously integrated into the spacious dashboard for a stylishly modern look. highlights of the s line version is the adjustable s. embossed bucket seats equipped with climate control and sausage function. absolutely concludes why stating the audi q 7 has been convinced it offers greater stability flexibility and agility and what more can you wish for from an s.u.v. . it's the 50th birthday of an automotive darling the ford capturing. the distinctive 2 plus 2 who play. debuted on the market in 1969 often called the german mustang the capri looked like a sports car could only cost as much as a compact. for the celebration 20 capri owners of brought their spotless cars together at the ford plant in cologne their destination is castle dyke for the classic days an annual vintage car event it's alre

to get out of newcom's, but the security guards in themselves were running around telling people toy was acting, you knew that something was wrong, and then, when you came outside, as soon as you hit the front street, you saw the bodies and you knew that this was different, you knew it was something you never thought of experiencing. would not want anyone to experience. the city's mayor, nan whaley, gave an update at a news conference, and said america needed to ask itself why so many people were dying. the suspect opened fire along the oregon district. he was wearing body armour and used a 223 calibre high—capacity magazine. he had additional magazines. 26 have been injured and are at area hospitals. ten fatalities in our community, including the shooter. in less then one minute, in less than one minute, dayton first responders neutralised the shooter. while this is a terribly sad day for our city, i am amazed by the quick response of dayton police to save literally hundreds of lives. as a mayor this is a day that we all dread happening and certainly what's very sad is i've gotten

twice a week a promising newcomer is chosen from among them. >> the company has signed contracts withly 3,000 writers to reward them for their novels. as their first paid projects from the company. one woman signed on in 2017 as a paid writer. >> li hangiing writes novels and works as an editor. >> she gets paid $7 for 1,000 characters. to make a minimalal living from just novels, she'd have to write 120,000 characters a month. >> believing in her own future, li now spends all her free time writing novels. as the internet of things acts as a fusion between objects and the internet and ai becomes more and more prevalent within society, the work and lives of people continue to change. standing on the front lines of this advancement china's experiences may prove informative to the world. ♪ emmanuel macron says the wildfires in the amazon rain force merit discussion at the g7 -- in the amazon rain forest merit discussion at the g7 summit. opponents of the g7 agenda are making their voices heard.

to get out of newcom's, but the security guards in themselves were running around telling people toody was acting, you knew that something was wrong, and then, when you came outside, as soon as you hit the front street, you saw the bodies and you knew that this was different, you knew it was something you never thought of experiencing. would not want anyone to experience. the city's mayor, nan whaley, gave an update at a news conference, and said america needed to ask itself why so many people were dying. dayton has gone through a really tough year. three months ago, early in the morning, the day after memorial day, i think we had not quite this many cameras, but the city was ravaged by about 14 tornadoes. now to awake to a mass shooting in the 250th shooting in oui’ shooting in the 250th shooting in our country this year, to happen in dayton, what goes through my mind is that one seems completely preve nta ble. that one seems completely preventable. i just question that one seems completely preventable. ijust question when is enough enough?. that was the maid of dayton, nan whaley.

so these are ththe extremists a they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she cam to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,00000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good relationship with the arabs. and then the war started in 1947. >> all the arabs were pushed out. >> they were pushed out. >> they feel guilty that you are living

but many will be looking out for relative newcomer holly smith.of britain's rising stars in the sport and after making her international debut at the world equestrian games last year she's now seen as a potential olympic medallist on her horse hearts destiny. smith, who has an eight—year—old daughter says it's been difficult to combine being a mum and her bid to reach the tokyo games. i've got some fantastic friends who have got children of similar ages to me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have herfull me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have her full sleep overs. i've got several of them and iam overs. i've got several of them and i am incredibly grateful to them. to be honest i do feel the strain and it does get me down sometimes but i just have to try and remember it is legitimate. i try and speak into my sports psychologist and she said if he were the ceo of a successful company and we were away a lot, nobody would see it like that. because it is sport and a woman, it is harder. the para badminton world championships

from the region has changed since the newcomers arrived. now one in 4 people living here is chinese. and they're popular with the locals. i pass them and greet them politely and they greet me back hello it's an international greeting and it always works. in that they're all relatively financially well off. so they're not bringing any economic problems in with them instead they benefit us economically. who will warm invested 250000 euros in coming to germany even buying this car ferry he says the chinese prefer accumulating property rather than paying rent soon he wants to buy his own apartment here because it's also a lot cheaper here than back home. it's one of the most recognizable logos around the globe the 3 stripes of us 70 years ago after a german shoe maker named adi da store opened his 1st factory is company has become europe's largest sportswear manufacturer today i did ask employees 57000 people around the world and generates annual sales of 22000000000 euros the vast majority of it from outside germany a long way indeed from just

he is the only newcomer on expedition $5051.00. maximum concentration you're taking off on a rocket it wasn't quite clear to me what that match your tethered to a ballistic missile in the so use your fastened down everywhere only your arms can interact with the control panel otherwise you feel really tied up in the rocket is vibrating in the belching smoke billowed. on nov 17th at 2120 sharp the soyuz rocket lifts off the ground. its 1000 tons of fuel generating 20000000 horsepower the thrust in the 8 minutes ascent phase is enormous. tension is high for the 1st 10 minutes after the launch this is the most dangerous time. the earth quickly begins to look like a sphere as the various stages of the launch of bring the capsule up to its orbital speed 28000 kilometers per hour. days huddled together in the so you are nightmare for anyone who is claustrophobic you're sitting in a kind of cannonball it catapulted 400 kilometers into orbit around the earth. a human strength is to be able to see that is normal otherwise you'd go crazy. rig

newcomers have to quickly learn how to find their way around. although you know when you suddenly start floating around in weightlessness you can feel your own disorientation or your organs of balance are out of kilter everything is distorted. your stomach feels full because everything in it is clouding. your head hurts it feels bloated because of the high pressure in your brain. these are the 1st symptoms but they disappear very quickly. at least that's how it was with me so i was very lucky. humans are not adapted to life in space our anatomy and metabolism are geared to earthly gravity. without gravity the blood migrates from the lower to the other parts of the body creating a vascular overpressure that can damage the organs this phenomenon is still an obstacle to long term missions. in france the c. and e. f. snatch and center for space studies is looking closely at the issue. professor philip albay and tom up a scale have devised a new experiment for the i s s. l bay has headed in the number of research programs at the institute of space me

train wreck competing in the metal battle the festival's contest for international newcomers for train wrecks 5 members is 1st 1st time in europe and here they are at what's called the holy ground for metal heads. anyone listens to metal in bangladesh you are she always feels that one day i will go and visit this place as you say. like so that's where the same as it was there. was a little yeah. train wreck competed to play at vulcan at legion hall trials held in february in bangalore bands from nepal india bangladesh and sri lanka faced off to win the coveted opportunity train wreck what triumphant thank. you we're going to blow the border with a bomb or 2. at bucca. and they're up against $29.00 of the up and coming bands from more over the world including indonesia south africa and azerbaijan who vying for a spot in the final top 5 the main prizes for high fouls and euros but simply getting to perform at the world's biggest heavy metal festival is a prize in itself. is absolutely the olympics of have you not just taken part is everything all nations come together for this friendly c

old hands from out of retirement and newcomers. machines are not snobs. they become friends fast.ay in and day out, all around so muchk, we produced of the heavy stuff that even we were surprised. the nation was grateful. e for excellence flags flew everywhere for us. but when it came to living costs, we took it on the chin. wages were cap down to a 15% increase. living costs rose 45%. you did not need fancy statistics to tell you that. by what atell five-spot got you at the groceries. there was important business that cannot wait. meanwhile, we would try to get by by putting in overtime, all we could take. >> ♪ >> the week grew longer and longer. it seemed never to end. but at least, you could manage. then suddenly, it was over. over sooner than anyone dared hope. >> ♪ like the rest of us, i blew my top, too. j will never forget the -- v day as long as i live. i will never forget the day after either. almost overnight, take home pay shrike from 30% to 15%. how can we manage now? [humming] ranks rose one common cry, defeat the cuts. we waited. we pled. we negotiated and renegotiat

on the region has changed since the newcomers arrived. now one in 4 people living here is chinese. and they're popular with the locals. is why i passed them and greet them politely and they greet me back hello it's an international greeting and it always works. in that they're all relatively financially well off. so they're not bringing any economic problems in with them instead they benefit us economically. who will warm invested 250000 euros in coming to germany even buying this cafe he says the chinese prefer accumulating property rather than paying rent soon he wants to buy his own apartment here because it's also a lot cheaper here than back home. by 2015 and 30 years 2 thirds of the world's population is expected to live in urban areas with food shortages of possibility could urban farming be the answer already trying it out here's a look at new york city. tending to your crops with the statue of liberty looming in the distance this is the setting of new york's largest urban farm the idea behind the project is to deliver vegetables directly from the rooftop to the place this

on the region has changed since the newcomers arrived. now one in 4 people living here is chinese. and they're popular with the locals. i pass them and greet them politely and they greet me back hello it's an international greeting and it always works. in that they're all relatively financially well off. so they're not bringing any economic problems in with them instead they benefit us economically or. we'll warm invested 250000 euros in coming to germany even buying this cafe he says the chinese prefer accumulating property rather than paying rent soon he wants to buy his own apartment here because it's also a lot cheaper here than back home oh oh. a secluded knowledge financial markets are correspondent on a device by the standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange for us and the fears of recession have been rattling markets the whole week how's friday's trading trading session looking. it's looking positive and that's because the central bank of the earth seemed to come to the rescue at least off the market so it remains to be seen what they can do in terms of posting economic a

runoff in april promising a fresh start for one of europe's poorest countries and other political newcomer lawyer or lexi concha rock becomes prime minister. brad pitt has electrified the venice film festival with a blast of star power. it took to the red carpet to launch his new film space epic at astra he plays an astronaut on a life saving mission costars ruth nega and liv tyler also turned out to promote the movie. economic growth in the united states is slowing further the commerce department revising its 2nd quarter figures downwards and investment is also lagging but u.s. and consumers are hanging in there also coming up by blacklisting why waste the u.s. risks getting left behind in the race to build the next generation of pi speed internet networks and thanks to billions of dollars of stimulus and record low interest rates brazil avoids falling back into recession. underscore welcome to the program yours consumers are still buying but businesses have put their wallets away . that's the mixed message coming from a new u.s. commerce department report on economic growth here's what s

on the region has changed since the newcomers arrived. now one in 4 people living here is chinese. and they're popular with the locals. i passed them and greet them politely and they greet me back hello it's an international greeting and it always works. in that they're all relatively financially well off. so they're not bringing any economic problems in with them instead they benefit us economically and. will warm invested 250000 euros in coming to germany even buying this cafe he says the chinese prefer accumulating property rather than paying rent soon he wants to buy his own apartment here because it's also a lot cheaper here than back home. now as antigovernment protests raging in hong kong china has become especially sensitive about its sovereignty is forced to fashion brands like versace coach. to apologize for the t. shirt designs that appear to show hong kong macau and taiwan as separate territories faced similar pressure when it was found to be selling shirts that support hong kong's protesters. chinese super model year when terminated her contract with coach and actress

in their blood as they could debut by rb leipzig the bulls scored 4 times against the bundesliga newcomers with well the flashiest coming from austrian forward marcel's union will be hoping for a change of fortunes in out of work next week the 1st match day of the season is in the books so let's take a quick look at all of this weekend's results frankfurt squeezed past hoffenheim on sunday dortmund set the tone with their massive win on saturday the other 2 recently promoted sides potter born in cologne made on half the going to sleep or returns and the surprise of the weekend champions by our new nick dropping points against hertz of berlin in the curtain raiser on friday. and finally a british cyclist has set a new world record by cycling at a staggering 280 kilometers per hour that's right cycling but neil campbell had a bit of help getting up to that speed he was told by a horse show on a custom built bike before being released i mean that's cheating come on allowing him to break the record on his own steam it may sound like cheating but it's actually called motor paced speed cycling n

there are new faces in charge at several clubs which begs the question just how hard a task do these newcomers have ahead of. bundesliga coach a dream job and a lucrative one but only 18 people have the privilege for the new ones it can be a daunting task before the anticipation is overwhelming were other see a risk i see an opportunity. a team start with rookies as bundesliga head coaches that's normal for the 3 recently promoted squads but for the established teams it's a new trend the coaches are under more pressure than ever to win and we want to establish ourselves in this league is the missing means not having anything to do with the bottom places as vast as possible marco rosa faces loftier expectations he reached the semifinals of the europa league with austrian squad salzberg last campaign now he's tasked with changing the style of last season's 5th place side mention gladbach better results plus a champions league place would be nice to. go over the us i think the guys are ready to give it their all and showed me that the last 45 weeks in the hope the guys are tough at the heels if y

league a match but they were outclassed by rb leipzig the bulls scored 4 times against the bundesliga newcomers with the flashes coming from austrian forward marcel zapata when you and will be hoping for a change of fortunes in work next week the 1st match day of the season is done and dusted and here is a quick overview now of all the results frankfurt squeezed past hoffenheim on sunday dortmund set the tone with their massive win on saturday the other 2 promoted sides potter born in cologne were not so happy coming back to the bundesliga and the surprise of the week and of course the champions by munich dropping points against hearts of berlin in the curtain raiser on friday. and reminder now the top story that we're tracking for you at this hour the ngo that operates the open arms migrant ship is warning of a potential humanitarian catastrophe on board it says conditions have become desperate to the weeks after italy refused to let the vessel dock but the group has refused an offer to dock in spain. you're watching news from berlin up next world stories the best of the week's reports i have

for now, let's go to eric newcomer who has more details on why this is happening.ought there was some sort of settlement, especially after uber agreed to give waymo $245 million in closely held stock. eric: the criminal justice system takes a long time to play out. companies had an incentive to resolve this. on the reverse side, you had the new ceo trying to reset the company's reputation, had incentive to settle. it takes investigators a longer time to sort through what exactly happened. this is a case that seemed to go quiet and it is stunning news that levandowski has been arrested. -- amber:many ways in many ways, he was at the center of this but seemingly had moved on from this. give us some background on who he is, what his talents were, and at what point you tried to extricate himself from the situation. was a famouswski figure in the autonomous world, worked at google's waymo, and then the sense is he felt constrained by the company's conservative approach, spoke to uber and then brought a bunch of that talent over. litigation, this levandowski was eventual

there was newcomers in the sense iran it was and , high on the agenda. high on the priorities, if that's what you mean by neighboring newcomers. because that was dominant in the news and headlines, administration and so forth. beyond that, i'm not sure there was much. >> i'm a scholar at columbia university and i wanted to ask, in light of growing interests of middle eastern countries of producing nuclear programs, how would you suggest congress to keep nonstate actors from using and obtaining nuclear materials? thank you. joyce: that's a very topical question. there is already a goal in that, because in order for the u.s. to trade in nuclear deals, we have to have an agreement with another country, which goes through congressional scrutiny before it is enacted. as it stands, that agreement sits in front of congress for a certain number of days. if they don't act, it is not enacted. a passive agreement at that time. one of the ways that congress can be helpful is to pay attention when one of these agreements comes in front of them. hold hearings. and ask

there were newcomers, it was high on the agenda. a high priority of staffers we interviewed and that is what you mean by newcomers. that was dominant in news headlines and so forth. beyond that i'm not sure. >> i am a scholar at columbia university and human rights. in light of growing interest in middle eastern countries producing nuclear energy programs how would you suggest congress keep nonstate actors from using and obtaining nuclear materials? thank you. >> i think congress has a big role in that. in order for us, the united states to trade nuclear materials we need section 123 agreement with other countries and that has to go through congressional scrutiny before it is enacted. as it stands, that agreement sits in front of congress for a certain number of days and if they don't act, it isn't enacted. it is a passive agreement at that point in time. one of the ways congress can be helpful is to pay attention when the agreement comes in front of them and hold hearings and ask the administration of they've done their due diligen

theyey werere used asas controls durire present clinical stutudy, and bebeing outnumbered by the two newcomersso the new options, it is human antibodies, that are produceded from antibodies that of theied from survivals produced outbreak, and the two other options, they had no antibodies to copypy, so they we in a certain way, we call them antibodies, and those ones seem to be less effective on the cells. that is what we have to admit from the study. claire: all right, well, thank you u very much indeed for shedding some light on these ebola treatmentsts, jan-cedric hansen. and thank you for watching. we will leave it there for now. stay tuned. ♪ longey did not spend too thinking about it when they the word simply means "capitalal" in kazakh. who made it the man it nation's capital has left , it is time for an update. the city has been named after him, nur-sultan. the architects who designed the city are doing their best. astana, the capital, the whole world was used to it, and us, too, and that we have to call it nur-sultan. we have to get used to change is feared after all, the decision to b

a very public training session for newcomers like me will be followed with a chance to take this danceand what you did? ? you! a bit of attitude. attitude is really important. 0k, from the top. from the top! is dance move, on dan smith, on dance moves. so, located! many of these dance moves are based on the tasks fishermen performed like dragnet, holding robes and letting luggage over their shoulders. can't you tell? that is only the practice. we haven't even started the real thing yet! i have just had a rigourous workout, i supposedly know my moves, and now to cap it all off we're going to do the whole dance around the square in front of the crowds. help! thank you to your wonderful teaching, i feel quite confident now that... oh, let's go! # soran, soran... the nerves have all gone. who cares how good you are! this is about community. festival! i'm getting it now! are! this is about community. festival! i'm getting it nomm are! this is about community. festival! i'm getting it now! it is exciting! electronic music plays. is the festival comes to a dramatic close, my time in hokkaido

. >> i'm sort of like the baby, the newcomer.ourse, the film launched the career of then 21-year-old demi. >> i'm going to dance. >> but demi almost blew her chance. she was reportedly in rehab just two weeks before shooting started. >> i play jules and she's just a real exciting person to play. she's a lot like me. i have a we within this film. >> what are you majoring in? >> drama. >> ally sheedy, the architect, could be played by katherine langford from "13 reasons why." >> as for ally's two lovers? we pick "the kissing booth's" jacob elordi for yuppie judd nelson.and for the anguish played by andrew mccarthy, how about jaden smith? while andrew's character was a bit moody, behind the scenes it was all about fun. >> somebody's dropping their shorts, i knew it. hook that camera around, let's prove that this is really happening. >> i knew it. >> yeah. >> here, about. >>> stars of "st. elmo's fire" also have a strong connection to the late patrick swayze. rob met him on "the outsiders." for demi, it was "ghost." both take part in

>> reporter: newcomers like tafoya attend training sessions before the market begins, and get tips ontell their story to potential buyers, from high end collectors to shoppers looking for the perfect gift. consultant karen gibbs leads the effort. >> customers are not here just to buy a product. they want to buy product that has a story to it, that has a" why" behind it. >> it's just what comes up from here. >> reporter: tafoya exchanged stories with a gold filigree jewelry maker from sardinia and a bead worker from the maasai tribe in kenya. >> i'm learning a lot, this is something different for me. >> i have fiwive peopl me. >> reporter: when the gates open, crowds flood in. over the three-day weekend, about 25,000 people visit this andmade art. this is the 16th anniversary of the market, and the first to include u.s. artists, among them mary tafoya. >> it's an international art fair, folk art fair. ew could you not include united states, how could you exclude the united states when there are so many incredible artists here. >> reporter: but you did for 15 years. >> the real reasons

criticism for having promoted the economic expansion of this area last month he issued a decree allowing newcomers to slash and burn parts of the forest for agriculture what alice is also being accused of not heeding warnings. resounded the yellow alarm in july according to international protocols the 1st days of august we established the red alarm and appealed to the national government to halt all permits to slash and burn but they did nothing. to the north bolivia's amazon rain forest bordering brazil is also up in flames while local authorities say they don't have the means or expertise to control fires here that have already spread south to neighboring paragraph and work here's a very fierce fire and if the wind intensifies we're going to lose control of it drawn images show the fires are continuing to spread. while those struggling to contain them pray for help that can't come fast enough to see an human al-jazeera that she gave any bolivia. still to come here it out is there the missing paperwork that could cost these indian women their citizenship and their freedom. and the u.s. plans to r