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they are replaced by monoculture palm oil plantations.would have all been thick rainforest not that long ago, it is now a palm oil plantation and as we have been driving along, it has just been rows and rows of palm oil trees. here in this land that was the home of the 0rang rimba. 0rang rimba's forests have become someone else‘s private land. i get a sense of this suspicion and mistrust when we enter a nearby village with our 0rang rimba guides. we're just about to head into the 0rang rimba area, or the forest, and we just stopped at this place for lunch, and within minutes, a whole group of officials from the local government have come in and are asking lots of questions, they want to see my id card, they want to know what we're doing here. the 0rang rimba say this represents the pressure that they have from the authorities, they are not accepted and they are treated with suspicion whereever they go. with the rapid rate of deforestation, social tensions are rising. there is now a push by the state to rein in the 0rang rimba. i met the s

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but palm oil can also be produced in less harmful ways sorry says say runs a small family farm. the oil their fruit for twenty five years but they can't be harvested until three or four years after planting so it's a long term investment. i decided to go into oil production i am lazy but this will be my pension and we can harvest it until i die you've been able to get that so much. his family is large and they can harvest the fruit all year round. what they've garnered here earns them around ten euros. and the parts of the plants that can't be turned into oil are used to make natural fertilizer. these oil plans are organically grown out of necessity. back it gladly i don't use chemicals and besides i don't even have money to buy any i mean much so we rely purely on our own traditional methods. alongside the palms he grows pineapples and cashews they not only provide food for his family the crop versity is also better for the soil. today sorry sesay has a visitor it's mohammed come are from the dutch palm oil company in natural habitats the group produces its own organic problem

. >> reporter: the business is based at the palm beach county airport and falls under a restricted airspace whenever the president visits. >> reporter: this airport is generally buzzing with activities, with airplanes and helicopters taking off on the runway behind me. but when president trump comes to town, operations here are grounded. in addition to halting air traffic near his home, his visits also jam up traffic on the road. for the residents of palm beach, it can turn simple drives into a hassle. >> it's a bit of an inconvenience. >> reporter: but jeff green who owns a hotel, is optimistic. >> donald trump has president shines a bright light on palm beach. that will put us on the map. but if people are plann here for quiet, relaxing, laid-back stay, they may be turned off. >> reporter: green is also a member of the president's palm beach club. for better or worse, the president's weekend visits to his florida home are only expected to increase in the colder months ahead. jordan phelps, west palm beach, florida. >>> we're hours away from a california man trying to debunk the ultimate c

so we only chop down the tallest palm trees you can hardly climb up them and they can break. harvesting requires stamina and muscle power in the main harvest season from august to december the farmer's son climbs up to one hundred palms a day to pick. the berries need six months to ripen since cost to stop causing the forest the harvest has increased the trees protect each other from the sun and stop the fruits drying out. here actually. in the past this was just a husk without much juice today there juicy are a protected area like this one it brings more juice. but the farmers had to be persuaded to try this cultivation method but rocca supported the farmers and now benefits from their higher yields for these high quality of the company pays almost double the price earned from conventionally farmed berries. baracoa tested the economic impact as part of the tb project. which stands for the economics of ecosystems and biodiversity. the brazilian ministry of the environment the national industrial association and the german agency for international cooperation or g i said are i

so we only chop down the tallest palm trees you can hardly climb up them and they can break. harvesting requires stamina and muscle power in the main harvest season from august to december the farmer's son climbs up to one hundred palms a day to pick. the berries need six months to ripen since cost to stop causing the forest the harvest has increased the trees protect each other from the sun and stop the fruits drying out. they are actually. in the past this was just a husk without much juice today there juicy are a protected area like this one and brings more juice. but the farmers had to be persuaded to try this cultivation method but rocca supported the farmers and now benefits from their higher yields. for these high quality of the company pays almost double the price earned from conventionally farmed berries. thank you. thank you rocca tested the economic impact as part of the teeth project which stands for the economics of ecosystems and biodiversity. the brazilian ministry of the environment the national industrial association and the german agency for international co

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so what about his palm print?egular guy. he was polite, helpful. he was a nice guy. >> when someone acts like that do you think, "oh, it probably wasn't him." >> i don't make a determination on whether i think it was them or not. i've seen enough people who have done really bad things, and to your face they're nice, they're polite, they're respectful. but demeanors change. >> reporter: oswald carefully compared the ridges from the bloody palm print to dante's. finally a hit. >> it matched to dante taylor. >> reporter: how did that feel to make that match? that now you've potentially caught the killer. >> in one instance it feels great because you always want to be part of that team that gives the evidence that catches somebody who's done something this awful. but the reality is you never actually want to work a case like this. you never want to hear the story of what happened to sarah. you immediately think, you know, she met this guy at a party. that could have been me or any of my friends or my sister. >> report

indonesia is the largest exporter of palm oil in the world. demand for it gross and vast areas of rain forest are clear. the rain forest of sumatra is home to a tribe whose rights are not recognized by the state. today, likes hunt most days, has found no animals. his forest is gone. not long ago, this was thick rainforest, hunting ground. but it has recently been cleared to make way for palm oil, making it very difficult to live here. >> if we can't find anything, we are forced to eat palm oil fruit . it makes your head spin and nearly killed the children. reporter: indonesia is now the world's largest exporter of palm oil. in the last 30 years, more than half of sumatra's forests have been cleared for plantations. they are now on someone else's private land. >> they say, "quickly get off of our land." it is horrible. this was all forest before. it was our hunting ground. reporter: with rising social tensions, the state is pushing them to assimilate moving them into state housing and telling them to convert to one of the six official religions

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indonesia is now the world's largest exporter of palm oil.0 years more than half of sumatra's forest has been cleared for plantations. the 0rang rimba are now on someone else's private land. translation: they say, quickly get off our land. you dirty. it's horrible. this was all forest before. it was hunting loud —— hunting land. with rising social tensions the state is now pushing the 0rang rimba to assimilate, moving them into state housing and telling them to convert to one of the six official religions. translation: they now have proper sanitation, so they have to days and on their identity cards they have to state what religion they practise, so they have found god and are getting to know god. after losing their forest, this tribe converted en masse to islam and now this man is here to make sure the new faith is here to make sure the new faith is practised. translation: children are easy. we can teach them how to read the koran. their memory or mind isn't disturbed by other things. their minds are pure. with the older ones it is hard. the

that night he was the king of palm beach. almost all of that business has left.ed cross and american cancer society, susan g komen in the aftermath of charlottesville decamped to a place called breakers, trump's rival. mar a lago's scene will be very different. in addition to the glamour was presidency, his old role as ringmaster of palm beach. >> breakers is nothing to sneeze at. it has a history of luster. the rockefellers and vanderbilt and u.s. presidents have all stayed there. there is a lot of luster that comes with the breakers, but the competition is from mar a lago. one of the groups coming to the club calls themselves the trumpets usa. and this is how they describe themselves. >> i think what trump represents appeals to everyone. it's not just rich or poor, but middle class that wants him. when they said the 1%, there is only 10 million millionaires in the country. 536 billionaires and the rest is middle class, but they are doing okay. we are all middle class. just because you dress well doesn't mean you are in the 1%. >> what does that clip reveal? >>

kelly o'donnell joins us live from west palm beach. has the president spent this saturday thus far? >> well, no public events on the president's schedule today. he went to the west palm beach version of his trump national golf course. there's multiple ones here in florida. spent about six hours on the ground. white house officials haven't said what he was doing. you might presume it's golf, but they haven't officially told us

. >> reporter: we've all heard of the face palm. now it's called the face palm. it's jesus doing a face palm with the words, the president said what? written right next to it. this is not the only sign here. >> we wanted to add a different voice. >> reporter: he's shown us these four signs. >> the president said what? what is it with america and guns? i never said i hated anyone. yes, science is real. >> reporter: it's where the historic church is being rebuilt. then this happened, an international journalist saw them, snapped a pick, and it went viral. >> the last i heard it had 23,000 likes, and almost 8,000 retweets. i don't know what is going viral these days, but i think we're pretty close. >> reporter: what's the relationship wean religion and politics? we asked you on twitter whether churches should avoid the sticky subject, it like they did? marcy chimed in, saying religious institutions have a moral obligation to speak out. another wrote silence condones. back in dupont, lots of people stopping to take a look. >> i think it shows you that religious insti

. >> how about west palm beach. >> i have not bought any turf, artificial or otherwise in west palm beach. >> miami? >> never bought any artificial turf in maiami. >> who asked who posted them? the company said they have no idea. jason brown tracks fake online reviews, millions of them that mix real people with fake names and fake feedback. he lists them on his website, review fraud.org. yelp estimates 25% of reviews on its site are bogused or bias. honest or not, there's money to be had with reviews. when a restaurant's rating jumps one star, revenue jumps up to 9%. they buy that, they might pay a company to post five star. >> a majority of it is coming from overseas. >> who's policing online reviews? the government is. in march car dealers paid $3.6 million to settle a case that included accusations they posted fake reviews on facebook. facebook said it's updating its system to help detect fake accounts. google said it uses automated systems but does not share details behind the processes. the phony google account with scott's picture is still active. a new review went up, awarding five

kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach and catie beck is in alabama talking to folks in the high-profile and high-stakes senate race. kelly, the president was tweeting earlier. what else did he say? >> reporter: well, the president is decidedly trying to make an argument that goes really to the heart of his own agenda, so it really is to benefit the president's, for example, tax cut plan, needing another republican in a very typically safe republican state like alabama represented in the senate. that is an undercurrent of what he is saying because he is not avid kating overtly for roy moore, he is pounding the democrat on issues that might inspire conservative voters to be engaged, things like the second amendment, talking act veterans, talking about crime in the military, things that might pique the interest of voters who, remember, just a year ago, largely supported the president himself. so it's threading a needle in a complicated quagmire of

tax reform and other issues, but he did find time wednesday to spend almost five hours at his west palm barnett, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> on "cbs this morning," we'll speak to this neighborhood nanny. she's opened up her home in a poverty-stricken neighborhood caring for dozens of children free of charge. >> plus cbssports analyst and nfl coach bill cowher joins us for a thanksgiving day matchup of the game. and in "a more perfect union," we'll look at the tradition of an iowa hawkeyes trapz tradition involving a nearby hospital. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. have a very happy thanksgiving, and thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. elle griego. >>> a live look outside at the embarcadero center in san francisco. pleasant temperatures and conditions as we start this thursday morning. it is november 23rd, happy thanksgiving, i'm kenny choi. >> mannheim michelle griego. it is thanksgiving. i can't wait to -- and i'm michelle griego. it's thanksgiving. i can't wait to eat turkey later. >> it's day to relax and eat! with f

senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny filed this report from west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump spent thanksgiving at his marc mar-a-lago resort. the president delivered a message thanking them for their service as most commanders in chief have done. he went on to visit a coast guard station not far from his resort. he talked about the good work the coast guard has done throughout the hurricane season in this country and in puerto rico. also gave some praise to himself for the condition of the country. >> i told them, our country is doing great. you folks are fighting so hard and working so hard. and it's nice you're working for something that's really starting to work. we've cut back so much on regulation and all the waste and all the abuse and the stock market on friday hit the all-time high. the highest it's ever been. and that means your 401(k)s and all of the things you have. whether it's -- even if you're in the military. you have a country that's really starting to turn. >> the president also taking time for a few hours on the golf course at his golf course in west

media media owners are often connected to owners of extractive industry companies like mining or palm oil which are among the greatest contributors to deforestation environmental damage and pollution a lot of media owners the stakeholders in these industries for instance they're the bosses of t.v. stations coal mining companies at the same time. environmental news doesn't janice second guess themselves as to whether they should pursue such stories or not for example i was part of a program to help newspapers set up environmental editorial desks the tribune pac and baron newspaper agreed to set up a section called green city however it didn't bring in advertising or turn a profit so they shut it down. to pay for one thing in the best. t.v. one focuses on news events because we can see that this is what the viewers want and we take that into consideration. breaking news special news have higher ratings . than any he said he sat. so. we feel that it's difficult to report on subjects that are not visible or the picture is not clear. however even when the picture is crystal clear the journ

palm trees at so creative like you know it's connecting that culture and modernism together so it's really nice to see that. i'm there celebrating this in their own way as artistic expertise and as name recognition come as a price the emirates has spent around one point five billion euros on the overall project including loan fees for the arts from the original in paris it gives a stronger exposure in terms of cultural associations with with france and with europe i think it's fantastic that the louvre opened a new branch in the middle east it's for a limited time though the name louvre can only be used for thirty years in six months they want to the opening has been long and ostentatious now it's time to see whether this temple of high art can help bridge the arab and western world's. it looks spectacular from inside and out that's all for now the be sure to tune in for more news at the top of the hour when my colleague it come on and takes over in the meantime you can log on to d.w. dot com for more news updates thank you for watching. by tens of thousands of fans for their mega l

is a developing country and that it's the only it's more land the palm oil. in twenty sixteen when the president wanted to extend the moratorium on palm oil plantations to protect the people and some outlets to the idea that business would grind to a halt. this is about as high as needing out on me that they come and i have learnt that i knew in the media care and did good reporting on the environment can they be any influence on policy to protect it so unless there are more journalists writing about green issues climate change will not be stopped by. you've been watching a special edition of our program on climate change and the global shortfall of coverage of that story we're back to our usual format next week we'll see you then here at the list. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. i prepared for the four hundred one you know here in the. studio if that i don't get fed up because if it everybody one al-jazeera selects at this time. we understand the differences. and the similarit

palm trees it's so creative like you know it's connecting that culture and modernism together so it's really nice to see that. arms they're celebrating this in their own way as artistic expertise and name recognition come as a price the emirates has spent around one point five billion euros on the overall project including loan fees for the arts from the original in paris it gives a stronger exposure in terms of cultural associations with with france and with europe i think it's fantastic that the louvre opened a new branch in the middle east it's for a limited time though the name louvre can only be used for thirty years in six months they want to the opening has been long and ostentatious now it's time to see whether this temple of high art can help bridge the arab and western worlds. and some breaking news coming in the u.s. geological survey is reporting a powerful earthquake in northern iraq and iraq it says preliminary measurements suggest a strength of seven point two it places the epicenter on the mansion this border between the two countries we'll have more on the story as th

that was the scene in palm beach, at least it was. pulzer prize winning reporter for the washington post, david fairn hold is with us. he wrote a fascinating piece on the changing social scene there. i'm glad we have a chance to talk about this. we found that charity groups are avoiding mar-a-lago in favor of other resorts now. how did we get here? >> that's right. so one of the big businesses in mar-a-lago is hosting -- besides the membership and the services they provide to members, one of the big businesses was hosting these really large charity balls in the ballrooms there. now that brings in a ton of money, it could be like $275,000 a night for one single gala, but it also put trump at this sort of center of palm beach life. all the rich people, all the most powerful people of palm beach would come to him and party at his house and he could be the host. we're starting to see those events by and large, after ch charlottesville this summer, 19 of the 25 big charity events on the schedule left. >> let me show our viewers a line from

for a lovely-- here in palm beach county to bar night the first family as well as mulally as parents have been spending the weekend here with a first family will all fly back to washington on airforce one that was parked nearby at west palm beach when everybody arrived we don't know exactly what time tomorrow we should probably will not find that out tomorrow but to be a working vacation and we know that president trump made to international phone calls on foreign-policy also sending out sweets every day and also playing golf. today he wasn't playing six hours at the cannes international golf club know where he golfed with yesterday at trump nationally jupiter. we now have this video shot by visitors that president nonsense hello including all-time great tiger woods and the dream team for garner details from the white house but looking ahead to next week president trump is meeting with the congressional bid for for leadership and then on tuesday donald trump will go over to the capital to have a tuesday luncheon with the g.o.p. policy mongo's --- monitors the g.o.p. policy luncheon u

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bill keaton following it all from west palm beach, florida, what is the president up to today? back at his winter white house, 2 miles from here in mar-a-lago, palm beach after having spent six hours at his trump international golf club here in west palm beach and since he's been home, president trump has done what he has done from here every single day, send out tweets, the first one today happy small business saturday, a great day to support your community and america's job creators bishoping locally, last night trump tweeted this jab at time magazine, quote, time magazine call today say that i was probably going to be named man person of the year like last year but i would have to agree to interview and major photo shoot and i said probably is no good and took a pass, that's anyway. here is former trump campaign manager corey lewandowsky on "fox & friends". >> why should we be surprised. the mainstream never wanted to give the president the credit ha he deserved. the stock market is through the roof and i don't know who else would be the time magazine of the year other than