to pasco international the price $10000000.00.with help from the korea center for investigative journalism we cool keep them could. only be good to . you when you don't. care about our good and go. from a look at communicating. to all the good of a muslim isn't going to sort of political solution on the. this was not the only deal with brokering 100. niece has financial statements which show in 2030 a careen no shell company in singapore made a payment of nearly $22000000.00 to an unnamed consultant described as an expert in giving plantation rides. we asked him and crew about the payment on loan until it. could talk as a jumble of. so we did and in a written statement careened over executives confirmed that the $22000000.00 consultant is kidnapped. they claim the payment gave them ownership of his company and almost 40000 head days of west papuan rainforest. corrino says that translates to around $560.00 a day for the land. give them crew pocketed at least $30000000.00 from land sell to the palm oil giants but west papuan tribes

ira to pasco international the price $10000000.00.with help from the korea center for investigative journalism we cool keep them could. only be good to be. with you when you don't. who care about are going to. come a look at communicable don't belong to one or more. of a muslim is another sort of calling also as an onlooker. this was not the only deal kim namco who was brokering one on one east has financial statements which show in 2030 a careen no shell company in singapore made a payment that nearly 22000000 dollars to an unnamed consultant described as an expert in giving plantation rides. we asked him and crew about the payment quote on low intelligence. will could talk as a number one. so we did and in a recent statement careened over executives confirmed that the $22000000.00 consultant is kidnapped. they claim the payment gave them ownership of his company and almost 40000 head days of west papuan rainforest. corrino says that translates to around $560.00 a day for the land. give them crew pocketed at least $30000000.00 from l

to companies that benefited from just selling a careened and pasco b. to national whose major investments up based in south korea. in a year long investigation with journalists from among the bad and the good could put one on one east has uncovered evidence which the just some of these do you provide food and lots of city. we've not found a full bore stuff to scatter for the 2 that are. defeated me up because i'm a cutie come on their doorstep they got up i just focus on the government for the time a clip of how was minus 05 is the leader of the man tribe he's showing us the run sister land spanning more than $3000.00 hake days he says they forest was destroyed in 2012 when a posco international city tree cleared all the trees and planted oil palms without they consent. but you've. become dynamic i've been out on terror. and in america. and with. modest told the company there was a long standing agreement between them and dubbo and then neighboring tribe the marines to share the land. but these documents showed the land deal only had agreement from 2 ma

after logging 760 square kilometers of pasco international and careened are say they have stopped largescale deforestation in west papuan but now. both companies have lost palm oil deals with my detritus and brands likeness like. some indigenous tribes say they feel robbed karoonda makes no apology some rights groups say corrino should return cuff 3 lands resolve tribal conflicts in fairly common site local communities the last livelihood the damaged ecosystems will careen don't do that. real americans returned to apathy centerpiece the we up part of it those illegal means the. agreement with the bush indonesian government and resident. we big public opposition would stay happy yes there are those who are not happy with it but that's not the field will people . well you will never. know when they get. in a bid to protect nation force in the nation's current government pamyu palming licenses for 3 years but that ends in 2020 want a change in political power could leave west pop with isolated communities open to a new wave of amish group us investments. running. the system and that's led

both symptoms are linked to the constant toxicity and sadder they pasco. but to date the activists have seen little response to their protests. in those facilities which you see the music when you put it is that in 2017 we protested in front of the ministry of health for 10 days. following that they signed declarations of intent. but the treatment of the hundreds of thousands of children who have to live with heavy metal toxicity is only progressing slowly and it's still inadequate. for now children still have to live with it and as you can see the environmental problems in south that pasco haven't been eliminated either. released a written statement saying the company was doing everything within its power to keep the human impact to a minimum and that it will take further protective measures. for many children however these could come too late for the same people who will be does this face here that we feel forgotten or. turned to other cities but as we've given a lot to peru and our government in sudan but we've got nothing back. where much more soft and

back instead of the pasco peru. experts say a fine layer of toxic particles has settled over these mountains. they come from a nearby metal smelting plant. chimney the smelter now releases fewer sulphur dioxide lead and arsenic fumes into the air than it used to. just a few years ago it was still running at full blast. it never bothered us we never left anyway so we thought everywhere looked like this. i think the consequences of the air pollution still haunt the residents many of whom suffer from chronic diseases blood lead levels are 4 times higher than the w.h.o. upper limits pablo has serious neurological complaints but he still supports your londa and her fight for better environmental standards if you. at 1st they called. but that never bothered me because people like your londa also supported. the catholic church and international organizations helped us to get the peruvian state to finally recognize the poisoning that affects us as well as our diseases. and. that's why operations in the smelter have been sca

back instead of the pasco peru. experts say a fine layer of toxic particles has settled over these mountains. they come from a nearby metal smelting plant. chimney the smelter now releases fewer sulphur dioxide lead and arsenic fumes into the air than it used to. just a few years ago it was still running at full blast. at most of the sit at home it never bothered us we never left oh yeah anyway so we thought everywhere looked like this it does. it at. the consequences of the air pollution still haunt the residents many of whom suffer from chronic diseases blood lead levels are 4 times higher than the w h o's upper limits pablo has serious neurological complaints but he still supports your londa and her fight for better environmental standards if you. don't at 1st they called us never used. to but that never bothered me because people like your londa also supported. your community. the catholic church and international organizations helped us to get the brewing in state to finally recognize the poisoning that affects

both symptoms are linked to the constant toxicity and sadder they pasco. but to date the activists have seen little response to their protest. in those days when you see the music when you put it is that in 2017 we protested in front of the ministry of health for 10 days following that they signed declarations of intent. but the treatment of the hundreds of thousands of children who have to live with heavy metal toxicity is only progressing slowly and it's still inadequate. for now children still have to live with it and as you can see the environmental problems and saturday pasko haven't been eliminated either. clinic or released a written statement saying the company was doing everything within its power to keep the human impact to a minimum and that it will take further protective measures. for many children however these could come too late to save people's will be done says fish and if we feel forgotten or put out of state to other cities but as we've given a lot to peru and our government in sudan but we've got nothing back. where much more soft and

possible for people to see the one true people are scared of contracting the virus in the hospital like pasco live long she could lose her eyesight if she doesn't get regular treatment it's took her all the courage she could muster to come here today. i'm very afraid of catching the virus apart from my eye problems i also have responded to issues so yes i'm afraid. not usually more their copy doctors say they've never experienced anything like it belgian was among the countries worst affected by the pandemic but infection numbers are now in decline this hospital has only 30 corona patients down from one $120.00 at the height of the crisis and they are strictly sekret. since early mate belgian hospitals have been allowed to offer a limited number of non-urgent consultations but people are not taking them up on the offer the consequences are dire not only for patients but for the entire health sector says the director general of some pierre hospital 1st and foremost describes is. as really puts the hospitals all the obstacles in the country under or into the water in financially speaking so we

and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman dmitri pascoe responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations into the spending of state funded arts organizations but figures within russia's liberal arts scene have criticised the trial as politically motivated d.w. spoke with some of them outside the moscow courtroom. but. came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether you can exist in russia or not a mushroom with. your beautiful suit is abused i'm scared for my family they don't deserve this no one deserves and justice this nostrodamus but especially not my family you will distribute the security. there's only government led horror madness i don't even know where this case came from adult putin himself because enough. brainy cough to come up with it. well it's a sports now where i'd german soccer coach is being hailed as a hero you're going pop lead live reports of their 1st english premier league title in 30 years on thursday and fans flock to the stadium to party well into

2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman to richard pascoe responded to the verdict by court for further investigations into the spending of state to fund the organizations to prevent corruption in this area think it's within russia's a liberal arts scene criticize the trial is politically motivated d.w. spoke with some of them in front of the moscow courtroom. but. i came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether you can exist in russia or not it's all measurements it was just a little you bootable because obviously i'm scared for my family they don't deserve this no one deserves and justice this nastiness but especially not my family released you board with your me release you are in me. there's only a government that horror and madness i don't even know where this case came from i doubt putin himself. cares enough about their brain to cough to come up with it. so a string of coronavirus outbreaks at slaughterhouses here in germany is leading to bring new scrutiny of the country's meat

and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman dmitri pascoe off responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations into the spending of state funded arts organizations figures within russia is a liberal arts seem to have criticised the trial is politically motivated spoke with some of them outside the moscow courtroom you have any choice in that but that motion came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether you can exist in russia or not it's all nationalist was just so. it was obviously i'm scared for my family they don't deserve this no one deserves and justice this not but especially not my family and it's bigger than us you pulled with your money when you spew it and. there's only government that horror and madness him i don't even know where this case came from i doubt putin himself kenza not about brain acuff to come up with it . the black lives matter movement has shown a new light on the age old debate of how to deal with germany's colonial past for years there's been a

give pasco the bill would change the way law enforcement departments do their jobs.tion backed by the lesions needing civil rights groups . >> a profession where you have the power to kill, should be a profession that wreak wires highly trained officers, who are accountable to the public . >>> while they say changes necessary, republicans argue that some proposals go too far and could undermine law enforcement . >>> why want to speaker the house allow us to come together to work on a police reform bill that honors police and gets out the bad ones acting badly but also uplifts the community? >> the motion is not agreed to. this is one day after senate republicans saw their own version voted down. >> this is why congress pulls right up there in the estimation of the american people, with robo calls. it's these kinds of political games. it's all about the next election, not the next generation. choked the house bill is unlikely to pasco the republican-controlled senate and the trump administration, signaling it will be vetoed . >> if nothing happens with it, we have dif

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pasco says we're talking with the white house, we're talking with republicans and we're talking withrats and we are talking with activists and we're willing to talk to anyone willing to make a difference. back to you. >> all right, sara murray in washington. joining me now is marilyn mosby, she prosecuted the six officers in the freddy gray case back in 2015. they were not ultimately convicted and they went back to the department. ms. mosby, thanks so much for joining us. first of all, just so people understand, you work with police. you rely on them more than you prosecute them, right? so you probably have a somewhat nuanced view of police and the role they play. >> so, yes, you work hand in hand with the police department as a prosecutor. you know, we prosecute approximately 40,000 to 50,000 cases a year in baltimore city so that goes hand in hand, however, your job as a prosecutor is to seek justice and it has to be one standard of justice for all regardless of your sex, religion or your occupation and that's what happened in 2015 when an innocent 25-year-old black man by the name

pasco slowly bringing back its popular free samples but with a much different look.he warehouse retailer suspended the program in march due to the spread of coronavirus. according to bloomberg 30 costco locations have reopened sample stations where attendance had out prepackaged it like sheet cakes are out. pasco has stopped selling its sheet cakes focusing only on the 10-inch round cakes. the reason is people are having fewer large gatherings. just the ripple effect. you forget about some of those things affecting a lot of things for big parties have been cut short. >> but i like those sheet cakes pam and dave. >> i know you do. >> you have to buy two rounds then sal. >> all right. okay. >>> good morning, everyone. a problem in milpitas and calaveras unable street. an overturned truck these are pictures of it and just a little while ago you can see definitely a big deal here as it took out a tree and flipped over. luckily, no one was seriously injured here. there were minor injuries but the situation is they have to clean it up. traffic is lightercause it is f don't

. >> now on monday jim pasco for the national fraternal order of police told cnn they want to be parta constructive process and they're willing to listen to anyone. we're talking with the white house. we're talking with democrats. we're talking with republicans, we're talking with activists. we'll talk with anybody who is truly interested in making a difference. sarah murray, cnn, washington. >> thank you for that. >>> attorney general bill bar directly contradicting the president's explanation about why he was taken to an underground bunker during protests outside the white house. >> we were reacting to three days of violent demonstrations right across from the white house. a lot of injuries to police office officers, arson. things were so bad the secret service recommended the president go down to the bunker. we can't have that in our country. >> barr said the secret service recommended it. that's different than what the president said. >> i went down there. there was no problem during the day. >> colin powell told cnn he would be voting for joe biden in november because the preside

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a 17-year-old in pasco county and another one in ft. myers. >> oh, we're so sorry to hear that, rosa. that's a horrible development. thank you very much for all of the reporting. >>> so our next guest says cases in houston, texas, could soon reach apocalyptic levels. what can be done to stop that? we ask him, next. very proud of that. with smartride® from nationwide, they can get discounts for safe driving. does she get one? mrs. carmichael? safest driver in peytonville. takes a lot of work and effort to be the safest driver in peytonville. what about this guy? with nationwide smartmiles®, the less he drives, the less he pays. the list of inspiring stories goes on and on. i bet. i've never seen anyone do more with their retirement... ♪ ...than you. i... concur. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, i

myers and another 17-year-old in pasco county has died from covid-19. >> rosa, thank you very much for that sad update. joining us now is cnn medical analyst, dr. rochelle walensky. she's the chief of the department of infectious diseases at massachusetts general hospital. also with us, david hayes batista, a distinguished professor at the school of medicine at ucla and the director of the university's center for latino health and culture. great to have both of you. dr. walensky, i want to pull the map up again for where we are at the end of this week. because this map of the country looks very different than it did how we just started this week. i mean, when we started this week, there were not 23 -- sorry -- what are we at right now? 32 states are seeing these upward spikes. that's the red and the orange. that is significantly worse than even just how we started this week. and so we're going in the wrong direction. what do you see? >> good morning, alisyn. you know, this virus is unforgiving. i think some of the statistics that you cited earlier are really key to understand in contex

showers as we go through the next couple of days we can see more showers into central and eastern pasco to marry of high pressure here that's going to block the passage of these weather systems over as we go through the next day or so so when you do catch a shower it's going to be heavy it's going to be slow moving and is likely to cause a flash flooding there you go further showers here we go on through saturday saturday's a drive prices day for much of the british isles and also into france a low wiles will gradually see some what the weather is this weather system just makes its way across and we go on into sunday sweeps through brightest the skies start to come back in behind 22 celsius for london and for paris but as we go into the middle of next week we could see highs quite fit around 28 degrees celsius so warm sunshine will return some so i became and that was the weather into central and eastern parts with the foundry downpours northern parts of africa meanwhile stay fine and dry the showers continue across central areas possibilities for the flash flooding here all the way thr

this was pascoe idol think there's a strong policy justification for it. i was more for raising revenue to offset the cost of the corporate rate reduction. the downside is that it would increase, reduce the return to intellectual property investment in the united states and reduce the amount that we would have overall in america picks i think that lawmakers should address that if they are concerned about intellectual property investment. the second is the treatment of intellectual property income overseas. tax cuts and jobs act did change the treatment of ip income to the low tax income in the treatment of ip stashed here before it derived a tangible income. those provisions were meant to kind of level the playing field in terms of taxation, intellectual property products, whether they're placed you are placed abroad. .. a lot of members have on both sides about and that is access to broadband in rural communities . i think we've got a unique opportunity right now to showcase the talent that's in rural america. but there's some great advantages to hiring f

he joins me now, retired pascoe county sheriff's deputy sean cannady., but the men and women who still do it today. they're telling you to take it down, why? >> i received a letter just saying to take it down. it's been there for three years. it has a red line and also a blue line, because i'm representing the fire department as well as the police department. the flag represents officers and firemen that have died, but i guess what's going on in this country now, it's becoming a sign of hate or racism. i'm assuming that somebody complained, filed a complaint, and the letter said to take it down because it wasn't a traditional flag, and that's pretty much what the letter told the us to do. pete: sean, are you going to take it down? and what has been the reaction in your neighborhood in -- neighborhood? >> it's not coming down. my wife actually ordered two more, and about ten neighbors have gotten together, and they've ordered flags. there's going to be a whole lot of them flags flying in that neighborhood. [laughter] pete: we reached out to the hoa for a