minister salles subsequently claimed what he wanted was to simplify the existing rules.meeting, he withdrew protection from some of the forested areas of brazil. and president bolsonaro's government certainly appears to be dismantling some of the structures that had succeeded in holding back destruction in the amazon. the environmental police force, ibama, is on the front line of brazil's efforts to protect the forest. but some officers say they aren't getting the support from the president that they need. one of them agreed to speak to us anonymously. translation: i've never seen so many illegal goldmines. - the price of gold is higher than ever. but also, the prospectors used to be scared of being caught by us. now they feel the president will protect them. explosion. in places where we didn't have incidents in the past, now loggers, prospectors, squatters are rioting. last year, an officer was trying to seize a vehicle that was taking timber from indigenous land. he got hit with a bottle while the police that was meant to protect him just watched. the police are loyal

vevid testing and 'sall for ou get an healthprids going to be thbasic invials screengs because we knot of people lost their jobs and that means you lose your health insurance. and or you don't have money to go see a doctor and it's been over a year now. so if you have high blood pressure or if you have diabetes as an example you will be able to get a free exam and then in addition to that a lot of people lost their jobs. and aren't going to be able to return to that job come june 15. when we are supposed to go back to normal. so it's not going to be normal for a lot of people so we are going to be able to have over 30 employers that are going to be on site so bring your resume. you will be able to fill out applications there and then and you will get an interview right there and you just might get a job on the spot. >> wow, are those the big chain employers or local mom-and- pop's? >> it's a combination of both. it's from small mom and pops to midsized businesses to chain companies. and then the other thing we are doing is we are having an education fair because a lot of people don't

minister — who is in charge of conserving the amazon rainforest — is at the centre of a police ricardo sallesorestation in the amazon since taking office in 2019. a supreme courtjudge has authorised access to his bank and tax records as part of the probe. china has released the first images of their zhu rong rover on the surface of mars. the spacecraft tianwen—i landed on the surface of mars on saturday. the rover will study the planet's surface soil and atmosphere, and look for signs of ancient life. china is the second country to land a craft on mars, after the us. to texas now, where a new law banning abortion from as early as six weeks has been signed in. the texas heartbeat act, as it's called, bans abortions after the detection of what anti—abortion campaigners call a foetal heartbeat. but medical authorities say this term is misleading. and unlike past anti—abortion laws, this one gives individuals the right to sue doctors who perform abortions after six weeks. meanwhile, most women are unaware they are pregnant before six weeks. to unpack what is unique about this compared to previous

ricardo salles has presided over a wave of deforestation in the amazon since taking office in 2019.records as part of the probe. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we report from japan where politicians and the ioc insist the tokyo olympics are safe, but public opposition is intensifying. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far! - but suddenly, the police - are tear—gassing the crowd — we don't yet know why! the pre—launch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloo

ricardo salles has presided over a wave of deforestation in the amazon since taking office in 2019. access to his bank and tax records as part of the probe. to texas now, where a new law banning abortion from as early as six weeks has been signed in. the texas heartbeat act, as it's called, bans abortions after the detection of what anti—abortion campaigners call a foetal heartbeat. but medical authorities say this term is misleading. and unlike past anti—abortion laws, this one gives individuals the right to sue doctors who perform abortions after six weeks. meanwhile, most women are unaware they are pregnant before six weeks. well to unpack this law further, i'mjoined by carliss chatman, a constitutional lawyer at the washington and lee university school of law in virginia. it amounts really to almost a total ban but this law has been drafted in quite a different way, hasn't it? just explain and talk through that. so what is uniuue and talk through that. so what is unique about _ is unique about this bill in texasis is unique about this bill in texas is that unlike previous bills

in 1972, peter la salle felt it was time to move the show to the west coast. >> you could get betternew york. >> johnny of course loved the lifestyle of california. that helped convince johnny it was the right move to move the show to burbank. >> his royalty at this point and carson's hair got a silver corona. >> carson was the most important star in nbc, he wanted to work fewer days a week. >> in a weird way johnny carson was responsible for "snl." they should show the best of "the tonight show" on nbc and carson was like what if we take the best of carson and citinste of having on monday night -- i can play tennis and relax. >> the ceo of nbc said "i would like you to come here and help us build a new "late night" franchise on saturday night. it was crazy. i knew nothing about entertainment of comedy. >> i have been in l.a. for almost four years. every time i worked on a pilot of some sort, it would always be, you can't do this or that. >> a lot of restrictrestriction. >> it was more a courtesy than anything else. >> okay, tell me about the show. it was funny because he kept on say

we're looking to avoid the sweep salling nice there. i was at the game on friday.irst time at the stadium this year just pop it a second. julio urias takes anthony d funny. deep to right field. 2 runs come in to score 3. nothing dodgers and guess what, folks got worse from there in the 3rd bases loaded for gavin lux. and guess what, one swing of the bat. and he clears those bases. that's a grand slam. 10 nothing dodgers. basically a mercy rule. you know, final score 11 to 5 los angeles, san francisco drops to 3rd place in the nl west. first 3 game, losing streak of the season after the game gave kepler whose team had the best record in baseball coming into the series pulled no punches when asked about los angeles is domination this series. >> i think first and foremost, we're we're acknowledging the fact you know, we got we got beat every which way in the it's. they they make more pitches than us. they got more big hits and us. they played better defense converted more plays and outs and then we and you know, when that happens, the only thing to do is to get back u

. >> in sall, about 1180,000 californians left the state in 2020.like some californians, she does not blame the government. she says locking down was the right thing to do. reporting from los angeles, i'm paul vercammen. back to you, pam. >> thank you so much, paul for bringing us that really interesting interview. and she, too, she's one of many struggling to find new hires. it's not just her. you hear it anecdotalty. it was on full display in the april jobs report. only 266,000 jobs were added when more than a million were expected. so, let's ask diane swonk, the chief economist for grant thornton. thank you for coming on the show. help us understand, why the sudden dropoff in new jobs between march, where there were nearly a million and april. why aren't the numbers going up alongside the vaccinations? >> well, it's a great question. first of all, the week that the actual survey was taken, we actually saw a spike in infections and there really is a huge fear factor still out there and workers are free to return to indoor venues where the risk of

will be calling to help them with that bill, i don't know if they're planning to start, i know la salleogram to have some fence teams together to go 60s fences as it happens , clearly people are listening and starting to move in a direction to help us out a little bit. >> i have i meant immigration i general is anybody from the federal government listening to you? >> that i don't know about. all i can tell you is what we see. it does appear to be a river an not a border. good to talk to you again. glad you're getting a little bi of relief at least from the state of texas. we will check in with you again. >> you can imagine he is spending tens of thousands of dollars a year to keep his fences intact there, he's got ranch that just keeps getting knocked down parrott. >> and the perspective you don' get anywhere else just a remarkable first hand story of that migrant walking onto his property, his kids are playing, and to your point as well, good on him for helping him out and seeing him on his way. we have more stories like that coming throughout the week, meanwhile, the county that is us

i will keep it simple, good morning, sall ! ., ., ., , will keep it simple, good morning, sall!'t matter. level at 1—1, then allison did that. an incredible winner to keep alive their hopes of reaching the champions league next season. we all know there are more important things than football, but if football can deliver a moment like this, which gives pretty much everybody — especially him — but the boys and our all our fans such a boost in a really tough period, then football is the best. there was huge disappointment for chelsea women after they were thrashed a—0 in the champions league final by barcelona. they got off to the worst possible start after melanie leupolz scored an own goal in the opening 35 seconds. the spanish champions then showed their class by scoring a further three goals in the first half. both sides were looking to win the trophy for the first time but it was chelsea who'll be left thinking what could have been. here's a date for the diary for all boxing fans. tyson fury says his world heavyweight title showdown with anthonyjoshua will take place in saudi

sall is news as we get it. we will. 7:46am. sally is here — news as we get it. we will. 7:46am.sfer user starts to bubble over. who are we talking about? regulation concerning the england captain. —— speculation. the premier league season isn't even over yet — but one of the biggest transfer stories of the summer summer could be brewing, and it involves the england captain. the back pages are full of reports that harry kane has told tottenham he wants to leave. we understand that, although he is frustrated, kane hasn't said he wants to depart the club. spurs say their "focus is on finishing the season as strongly as possible — that's what everybody should be focused on". let's see if that happens! we saw spectators return to a host of sporting venues up and down the country yesterday. those events included last night's championship play—off matches. around 4,000 supporters were at 0akwell to see barnsley take on swansea in the first leg of their semifinal. but the home fans would leave disappointed. barnsley losing the first leg 1—0, andre ayew scoring the only goal of the game.

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