of plantations and with the demand for palm all set to increase threefold by twenty fifty the rate of deforestation could be devastating as florence louis reports. sabah in east malaysia is renowned for the beauty of its natural landscape yes one of its draws is the tropical rain forests dense undergrowth told majestic trees rich in plant and animal diversity it's also a way of life for some like to hide in been jobless for generations the people from his community in settled and they have relied on the jungle for much of the needs of the one community many things that we use come from the forest we use right turn to make and build things some plants are used in traditional medicine the insects too useful we take honey from the bee it has medicinal qualities. even the water they drink used to come from the forest but not since the area around it was cleared for development to harden and some villages fought against the encroachment but to no avail logging in this forest and the landslides that occurred as a result of that have affected this stream it's a trickle compared to what it us

out of your comes into play the r s p o is a voluntary organization and while it sets standards on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation for the people and said village what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belonged to their ancestors and should be that is for generations to come and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at asm seger and use the hash tag a.d.c. t.c. when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost at al-jazeera dot net is our address and as always there is more for you online at c.n.n. dot com slash c.t.c. that will take you straight to our page which has individual sports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on so that's it for this edition of counting the cost on has some secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on the jersey a is next. on the market. september on al-jazeera with the u.s. midterm elections just over two months away we'll explore the mood of the nation as american celebrates labor day on television and online the stream continu

they're taking legal action to try to stop new palm oil plantations opening nearby. we never thought that we would have such problems with trans national companies and others. on the other side of the river large areas of forest have already been stripped and replaced with oil palms no one has access to the area we couldn't even film with the drones as soon as we got near the plantation the signal was disrupted village life has changed in the past residents live from fishing and hunting now all the larger animals have disappeared and there are fewer birds instead they've had an invasion of. more than ever before better additional way of life has become impossible. we live from the land from hunting fishing from the resources that the jungle has to offer. people without land just doesn't make any sense. now the village wants to have twenty thousand hectares turned into legally protected territory but the initiative has been death threats the danger is very real just a few months ago six farmers were found shot to death so far no one has been held accountable for their

now there are oil palms growing on it and. when i went to the police about it there was suddenly an attack they were trying to kill me. despite the intimidation tactics the legal proceedings are continuing the authorities have visited the land but there's been no progress the farmers are now hoping for outside help. in the we're still hoping that things will improve. its image international organizations will get involved. in the. conservation groups who will be able to do something. with it he said that the farmers have lost faith in their own state and local government. is heading to the regional director's office which is responsible for awarding land rights police are following up on over one hundred complaints against the official the atmosphere is tense the director has the entire conversation recorded he insists that he has stayed within the law. i always say this is a statement of faith because i'm a christian only the truth will set me free nothing else. addresses the demands of the indigenous people for more land the

production of oil biofuel as one of the main causes of rain forest destruction and with demand for palm oil set to increased threefold by twenty fifty well the rate of deforestation could be devastating flowers louis reports from companies settle and sub us states malaysia. in east malaysia is renowned for the beauty of its natural landscape one of its draws is the tropical rain forest dense undergrowth told majestic trees rich in plants and animals diversity. it's also a way of life for some like jihad in been jobless for generations the people from his community in central and they have relied on the jungle for much of the needs of. many things that we use come from the forests we use raw turn to make and build things some plants are used in traditional medicine the insects too useful we take honey from the bee it has medicinal qualities. even the water they drink used to come from the forest but not since the area around it was cleared for development to harden and some villages fought against the encroachment but to no avail logging in this forest and the landslides that occurred as

is a voluntary organization and while it sets standards on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation. for the people unsettled vintage what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belonged to the and system and should be that is for generations to come florence lilly al-jazeera. state malaysia thousands of people in the u.s. city of detroit to pay their final respects to the queen of soul aretha franklin best remembered of course for hit songs respects natural woman franklin died last week of pancreatic cancer she was seventy six years old and we are live there with john hendren of the charles museum of african american history i've been watching that line behind you john it just doesn't stop does it. it has not stopped since nine o'clock local time this morning it's now two thirty and it will go on until nine o'clock local time tonight just as it did yesterday with thousands of people filing in here and there would be more if they went on a little bit longer this of course is day two of a four day celebration of the life of the queen of soul tomorr

out of fuel comes into play the r s p o is a voluntary organization and while it sets standards on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation for the people and said village what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belonged to the ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera substate malaysia. and in part three of our series on forest sun distrait malcolm weber puts from the democratic republic of congo where tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being caught done that's on thursday right here on al-jazeera we'll have the headlines in just a second. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al-jazeera there's been another change to the u.s. president's top team at the white house donald trump has announced his canceled dawn mcgann is leaving in the autumn some say it's because mcgann has achieved his goal of getting conservatives named to federal judgeships others have suggested it may because he's been complying with special counsel robert move those investigation into alleged

or the production of palm oil biofuel in malaysia is one of the key drivers of rainforest destruction and with demand for palm oil set to increase threefold by the year twenty fifty the rate of deforestation of course can be devastating torrence those looking about from companies in sabah state militia. in east malaysia is renowned for the beauty of its natural landscape one of its joys is the tropical rain forest dense undergrowth told majestic trees rich in plants and animals divest city. it's also a way of life for some like you hadn't been jobless for generations the people from his community in settled and they have relied on the jungle for much of the needs of the one community many things that we use come from the forests we use raw turn to make and build things some plants are used in traditional medicine the insects too useful and we take honey from the bee it has medicinal qualities. even the water they drink used to come from the forest but not since the area around it was cleared for development to harden and some villages fought against the encroachment but to no avail lo

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now to malaysia where the production of palm oil is one of the main causes of rain forest destruction and the demands that threefold by twenty fifty the rate. could be devastating. in east malaysia is renowned for the beauty of its not. one of the tropical rain forests undergrowth told majestic rich in plants and. it's also a way of life for some like to hide in been jobless for generations the people from his community in settled and they have relied on the jungle for much of the needs of the one community many things that we use come from the forests we use raw turn to make and build things some plants are used in traditional medicine the insects too useful we take honey from the bee it has medicinal qualities. even the water they drink used to come from the forest but not since the area around it was cleared for development to harden and some villages fought against the encroachment but to no avail logging in this forest and the landslides that occurred as a result of that have affected this stream it's a trickle compared to what it used to be and the water is no longer clear but m

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make the same amount of oil out of that and it is utilized so their solution is not to say let's stop palm oil let's go to something else but he's to make sure that whatever we produce is persistently and that's what the out of fuel comes into play the r s p o is a voluntary organization and while it sets standards on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation for the people and said village what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belonged to the ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera sabah state malaysia. thousands of people are in the u.s. city of detroit to pay their final respects to the queen of soul aretha franklin best remembered of course for hit songs respects natural woman franklin died last week of pancreatic cancer she was seventy six years old we are live there with john hendren of the charles museum of african american history i've been watching that line behind you john it just doesn't stop does it. it has not stopped since nine o'clock local time this morning it's now two thirty and it will

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strike a fourteen year old girl meets a palm strike a fourteen year old girl the video shows nothing more than police brutality the officers in question need sacking the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent in my opinion i'm not force was very necessary. agent john done no excuses for resisting arrest there's no deserved or not about it he used adequate force to protect himself and detain the suspect at the same time police chiefs have justified the of his actions saying the video does not give the full picture of the situation we understand this finish may appear concerning however officers are trained to use restraint tick nique switch may look shocking to untrained on will curse early here for british police unspayed to peter kirkman a social justice campaigner george barda went head to head over it. clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing a head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of r

the video shows nothing more than police brutality the officers in question need sacking the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent to my opinion i'm not force was very necessary meanwhile police chiefs have defended the officer's actions saying the video does not give the full picture of the situation we understand this footage may appear concerning however officers are trained to use restraint economics which may look shocking to untrained on will curse. earlier on r t a former british police inspector and i social justice campaigner went head to head with their reactions clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing the head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them i'll tell you what you say tell us i just tell us if that's why this is this is wise and tell us your the police officer you tell me the only alternatives available to the officer that i co

rob in new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post in west palm beach we have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to ron paul cohn he is a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and beilenson representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gina in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'

online's lauren zima was exclusive we the pair in palm springs. >> a lot of people compared you guysnna gaines, have you ever met them in. >> no, we haven't had the opportunity yet. >> eric has a funny story, one of our very first months on set. >> oh, this isn't funny this is embarrassing. ? working in the heat is serious, sweaty business. >> i think we're going to clock in at 109 today. >> 109 is refreshing. >> what are we hitting the max in palm springs. >> 120 or above. >> the wisconsin natives are celebrating nine years of marriage. so far they flipped over 100 homes. >> we moved out here six months later together. >> we upgraded. >> lindsay the designer. eric's the real estate agent. they share in the parenting duties of their three boys. >> they like being on set with us if you will. when the cameras on them they're just trying to get attention. >> they are just like, eric, they like to hold court and be the center of it. when they come in, they enjoy it. >> watch out for your brothers. keep it going. keep it going. nice job, boys. >> you're flipping 14 houses in about eight m

lemonis: we're in palm beach, right? erik: that's right. lemonis: how do you deliver to palm beach? erik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex. lemonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than ratio

like and palm springs got in on some activity. picking up a little bit. something to keep an eye on if you're headed that way. tahoe has some cloud cove activ to be mainly east and south of lake tahoe. mainly.ill give way to sunshine and a little bit warmer temperatures today. more so friday . the warmest day looks to be saturday. we had those 90s and 100s depressed for a while and now they are inching back. if you are inland you can get back to the upper 80s and 90s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. temperatures are warming up away from the coast . the warmest day looks to be saturday. cooler on sunday and more so on monday. >>> up next we will show you what is on the market in silicon valley. realtors sat is a great alternative if you feel priced out the housing market. >>> welcome back. a realtor in the south bay says mobile home parks are the best bargain in bay area real estate, especially if you feel priced out of the market. or some in silicon valley it is the only way they can afford to live there. two and 65-year-old sydney boone just moved into her ne

rob in new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post in west palm beach we have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to wrongful cone he is a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and bile and representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm

why would a fully grown man police officer need to palm strike a fourteen year old girl the video shows nothing more than police brutality agent john donne no excuse for resisting arrest there's no deserved or not about it he used adequate force to protect himself and detain the suspect the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent in my opinion amount force was very necessary the officers in question need sacking. place chiefs have justified the officers actions saying the video does not give a full picture of the situation well area on our tape former british police inspector peter care and social justice campaign and george patton debated the incident clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing our head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them i'll tell you what you say tell us i just tell us that's why this is this is wise and tell us your the police o

of the reaction there has been to the incident why would a fully grown man police officer need to palm strike a fourteen year old girl the video shows nothing more than police brutality agent john donne no excuses for resisting arrest there's no deserved or not about it he used adequate force to protect himself and detain the suspect the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent in my opinion and that force was very necessary the officers in question need sacking the police chiefs have justified the officers actions they've said the video doesn't give a full and clear picture of the whole situation earlier on r.t. former british police inspector peter kirk and social justice campaigner george barda debated the controversial incident. clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing our head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them i'll tell you what you say te

in a letter to the driver, palm tran called the driver's egregious and abhorrent level of misconduct.but the union feels the driver did not deserve it.dwight mattingly/amalgamated transit union local 1577: "and also i think anyone's going to have a reaction when they're spat upon, especially after being racially degredated." (vicki) that was al pefley reporting....(grant) the union may try to challenge the termination to get the driver his job back. (vicki) still ahead... a man-- rescued after being pinned under a truck that crashed-- for days ... how crews managed to find him.... (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) the latest example of time heels most wounds will take place saturday afternoon when the giants retiring barry bonds number 25....no one has ever questioned bonds greatness as an all arounbd player....but when bonds hit number 756 on august 7th 2006 to pass henry aaron as the all time king.....the majority of baseball puruits railed against bonds use of steroids...claiming his home run recoed was a fraud....many to this day still call aaron the all time king. b

deserved or not about it he used adequate force to protect himself and detain the suspect the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent in my opinion i'm not force was very necessary the officers in question need sacking. police chiefs have justified the officers actions saying if a deer does not give a full picture of the situation and former british police inspector peta and social justice campaign and george bush baited the incident clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing the head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them i'll tell you what you say tell us i just tell us that's why this is this is wise and tell us your the police officer you tell me the only alternatives available to the officer that i could see were allowed to keep a name and snatching his taser and radio was very well taken to the ground and you've been moaning about every place of

make the same amount of oil out of the than it is utilized so this solution is not to say let's stop palm oil let's go to something else but it's to make sure that whatever we produce is produces the enemy and that's what the out of fuel comes into play the ours is a voluntary organization and while it's stand it's on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation for the people and village what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belong to their ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera subtle than h. saba state malaysia. and in part three of our series on forest under threat malcolm webb reports from the democratic republic of congo where tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being cut down well beyond thursday here on al-jazeera a global panel of experts is meeting at the un in geneva all this week to consider placing limits on the development of fully autonomy as weapon systems activists are calling for an immediate ban on what they call killer robots and insists amnesty interna

emptying the stands and ending a preseason game between palm beach central and william t.dwyer high school. >> i see everybody start running immediately. i'm like what is going on. somebody said it is ornshots. >> rter: a medi-vac chopper. the other victim rushed to the hospital by a friend. e school said both victims were friends and had no motives for the shooting. >> i heard gunshots. we ran. >> reporter: what happened next a sweeping and sudden deployment of police is a sign of the times. dozens of deputies with rifles and body armor descended on the field. high alert for anoer school shooting like the one that killed 17 people at stoneman h douglah school miles away. >> i'm shaking. you hear about this stuff, but until it happens in your neighborhood or until it happens to your child, you don't know. >> reporter: and those dramatic pictures you see on the football field, they may look orderly, bu some of the football fans said the scene was so panicked that people werectually getting trampled while leaving the field. a horrifying turn for what was supposed to be a preseason football g

joining us from west palm beach, florida. before we get to calls, a personal note on why you are there this weekend. >> yes, we were here this weekend because it's my mother, ethel kennedy's, ninth birthday, april 11th, in a few days. we had a great celebration last night. vice president biden came and speaker nancy pelosi, steny hoyer and lots of brothers and sisters, cousins. grandchildren, great grandchildren. it was a fabulous evening to celebrate my mother's extraordinary life. and really, i would say my mother's belief in my father. and her ability to say to my father, you can achieve things, you can do what your fate calls you. my mother believed in my father. which was a very important part of his success. >> we'll go to albert in chicago. democrats line. go ahead, please. >> caller: yes, good morning, c-span, and good morning to you, mrs. townsend. >> how are you? >> caller: how are you, ma'am? i was wondering if your father had in mind anyone that he wanted to be his running mate during that campaign. >> i don't thi

the palm pains like using tricks of perspective to make smaller rooms seem larger and painted mural scenes to make the space a theatre here king pen thius a greek myth is being torn apart by furious. and the young hercules is strangling a serpent set upon him by the goddess hero. i am. i am. aware of. the odeon was chiefly used for music or public readings. a great plays both serious and comic were performed at the theatre next door which could accommodate five thousand. of. the most important works of art found in pompei are now in the national archaeological museum in naples so too is the group of dancers found in the nearby town of her. lainie i'm. hurt you lainey i'm was not covered in ash it was buried twenty five meters deep under torrents of mud and lava mud preserve the remains better than the ashes pompei did and many a wooden structure survived in places the first floor is still intact. in the course of two thousand years the mud became stone the building is of herculaneum could not simply be dug out they had to be chiseled out. her killing ian was popular for vacations among the

and kathleen kennedy townsend joins us from west palm beach, florida. greg is the next caller from new castle, pennsylvania. >> i spent a year in the jungle the of vietnam including a-105 which i won't share which side of the border it was always on. a lot of the mess that was going on in laos because of drugs. but i'm firmly against the democrats because of the war and mess it turned out to be and the draftees and of course the rich people, they could always avoid the draft. so, one of the old dumb grunts now and in declining numbers, i'm just making my comment. >> kathleen kennedy-townsend, how would you address that sentiment? >> i think it is an excellent sentiment. when my father was running for president he said the same thing. how unfair it was that people who could go to college got out of the draft and that the people who couldn't afford college didn't get out of the draft. he said that was unfair. he said that to college students. so, he was willing to go right into people who were benefiting from the unfair system and say this is unfair. this

by tuesday, we'll have from las vegas to palm springs, 113 degrees. it's very dry heat. continues the pattern. it's bad news. >> sam, thank you. >>> we turn now to a city on edge. high tensions on the streets of portland. police ready for everything as far-right groups square off against counterprotesters on the left. this isn't the first time they have clashed. abc's marcus moore is right in the middle of it. >> reporter: tension in portland tonight as hundreds of demonstrators and counterprotesters converge on these downtown streets. the protest moving swiftly. working its way down the street here in portland and you can see police are holding the line there with hundreds of counterprotesters gathered here. they far outnumber the people are gathered for the original political rally. at one point, police using flash blanks to break up people along portland's river front. all of this started with the far right group patriot prayer holding another summer rally in support of its pro-trump candidate for senate. and drawing scores of supporters.r people that have the same at

why would a fully grown man police officer need to palm strike a fourteen year old girl the video shows nothing more than police brutality agent and done no excuses for resisting arrest there's no deserved or not about it he used adequate force to protect himself and detain the suspect the open palm head was to disorientate her so they could get her arms she was being very violent in my opinion and that force was very necessary the officers in question need sacking. police chiefs have justified the officer's actions saying the video does not give a full picture of the situation earlier r.t. former british police inspector peter cook and social justice campaigner george barda debated the controversial incident. clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that go in the head in bashing the head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them i'll tell you what you say tell us i just tell us if that's why this is this is wise and tell us your the