here they are preserved, stored and prepared for analysis in sao paolo.tists say it is key to learning more about evolution and to help inform conservation policies across the amazon. this is a wren, it's an amazonian species. they usually live in pairs, and the most interesting thing about their song, they are specialists in singing in duets. driving their mission is a search for answers on climate change. can animals living in pristine environments adapt to rising temperatures? if you have small changes in the temperature, you can notify the vegetation stricture, you can modify the vegetation structure, you can modify the physiology of the insects, and as a consequence some bird species can suffer or disappear. that is why it is important to preserve very large portions of forest — untouched forests like that, because you are preserving not only particular species of birds, but also all the community of plants and animals and insects, to maintain this ecological process, that were built during millions of years. as the sun goes down, the amazon becomes

these children live on the outskirts of sao paolo.re's no proper running water or a sewage system. they're worth cuing up for even in the sweltering heat. when this started 150 familie h camee. there are more than 500 families living here. now it's gwn in the same way as many other skirts across the country. but it feels different. there are men, women and children living here but it's the women who call the shots. >> maura runs a bar. she's one of dozens of female owners. she used to struggle with rent. now this bar gives her a but allows her more time with her three kids at home.sn >> this just about the fight for housing. it's about equal rights. 90% of the decisions here are made by women. we have a women's association d en we take part in protests, it's women who organize and lead them. what -- we don't want to be better than me. we want to have equal rights. >> t rent murder of a council in rio hit accord here. daniel jlsepha is a resident and a member of the women's association. things have chaed in her lifetime, she tells me.

to get here is normally a long and difficultjourney, from sao paolo to manaus, then nearly three days by boat down the rio negro to sao gabriel da cachoeira. from there, 80 kilometres on rough roads, to the banks of the cauabori river, and ending with another boat journey. the scientists will be here, in a tiny military base in the national park. they will be exploring the area before going up the mountain. our trek begins through nearby jungle. the bait is fresh,

and abandon tower block occupied by some fifty families in sao paolo collapses off to catching fire. fifty years after the one nine hundred sixty eight uprising made a protest by then ten fronts cheering a new spring of discontent. the first news of at least twenty four was shipped was a kid. in an attack which took place on a mosque in northeastern nigeria police in movie in a state say there was an explosion during off to noon pres and many died as they were caught by a second blast as they tried to escape residents say they saw a young man wearing a suicide vest entering the mosque alongside the worshippers but no group has claimed responsibility many though are blaming the armed group boko haram well this latest attack comes after the nigerian army and alst it was launching a new operation to defeat booka her arm the offensive will begin around the lake chad area which hosts of faction of the group which is linked i still more than two and a half million people have been displaced in the fighting between the group and the nigerian government or do you mean out and joins us from n

they will be studying their collections in sao paolo for years to come. has been shed on this misty land, they may only be scratching the surface of its wildlife, and frailties. the man is, rapidly the climatic alterations of the planet, so, in a couple of hundred year, possibly will disappear. so much of the wider region feels like a lost world, but one that has hit across roads, for the yanomami people hopefully they will protect and promote their land, to drive away illegal mining, from a local to global scale, the future of this rare and delicate balance of life seems very much at the mercy of human activity. look at that. i haven't seen anything like this. just time for us to update you on how the rest of the holiday weekend is going to pan out, and we will extend that to the first part of the forthcoming week. a glorious end to the day in most parts of the british isles, after a very very acceptable sunday, one or two exception, her is first round the irish sea coast, some of the mist and fog has been stubborn but it hasn't been wall—to—wall, and aw

he lives here in jardim santa lucia, about an hour's drive from sao paolo. he's 29 now, and spent five years in jail. he turned to drug dealing as a way out of poverty, and was caught with half a kilo of marijuana. emerson: in jail we had a lot of people liviving in a very smal cell. thinings turned viviolenty quickly. you feelel like an animal whwn you're in jail, , and you dont think about changing. the whole punishment system is supposed to ensure that criminals can be reintegratetd and becomeme part of society again. but when you treat peoeople lie animimals in j jail, it makes m more violelent once they're ot again. reporter: emerson's been out since 2012 and now finds it easy to talk about the experience. he was still behind bars when he made the decision to turn his life around. and he started as soon as he was out. he lives with his girlfriend. he gives lectures on his criminal past, vividly describing whahat he did wrongn his life. global shapers approached him, and he joined their network. he found enough supporters to produce a virtual rereality y

and abandoned tower block occupied by some fifty families in sao paolo collapses after catching fire. mark zuckerberg reveals facebook is building a new privacy control to allow users to delete that browsing history. and sport around madrid aiming for a fourth champions league final in five use the city the city and see taking a city on lead ins for home leg of the semifinal with binah. comes the program armenian opposition leader nicole passion yan has called on his supporters to launch a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blocked his bid to become prime minister. declared the party's decision an insult to the people tens of thousands of his supporters have been rallying in the capital gara van after weeks of protests that saw the resignation of the country's former leader parliament is dominated by the ruling republican party and a senior member says it will not back clashing hands bid so what about background of the forty two year old is a former journalist you came to prominence as editor of the popular liberal. daily the army and times a prominent op

where this is a gas station in sao paolo we've passed several on the way here from the airport where there's no petrol whatsoever this one does actually have petrol we're told that the queue outside this gas station is four kilometers long and there's only enough petrol to fill two kilometers about maybe what we have a motorcyclists we have cars we have many people bringing any plastic bottles they can find to fill that with petrol that apparently is illegal here in brazil but people are desperate to get petrol any which way they can and we've heard stories of people being without petrol since late last week others have been sleeping in their cars overnight to be first in that queue to get to the petrol station and then off to what happens is people are queuing for four or five hours they get there just as the gas runs out and then sit around waiting because they have no option until the tankers arrive and has very few tankers arriving those that do often have a police escort but they're simply not enough arriving to meet the demand and as a result the streets of sao paolo are unusua

to get here, is normally a long and difficultjourney, from sao paolo to manaus, then nearly three days rough roads, to the banks of the caburai river, and ending with another boat journey. the scientists will be here in a tiny military base in the national park. they will be exploring the area before going up the mountain. our trek begins through nearby jungle. the bait is fresh so that's smelling a lot. hopefully we can get some mice and marsupials. a visiting scientist at london's natural history museum, this man has flown back to brazil to take part. he is looking for small mammals and south american rodents are his speciality. but it is harder than it looks — actually finding a mammal is proving difficult!

it‘s the moment a 26—storey building in sao paolo collapsed after being engulfed in flames.hing for survivors. that‘s all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it‘s time for hardtalk.

the reports from sao paolo. fuel supplies are now reaching the gas stations but the return to the normality most people crave is still some way off public transport services were reduced schools closed and domestic flights cancelled. even though there is a custom to three rubbish collections a week. but she's still waiting for. the other lima like thousands of others spent five hours in line only for the pump to run dry just as he reached it he hasn't worked since last friday but supports the truck drivers since he believes high fuel prices to everyone. what are the possible if i leave now and look for another gas station i will end up running dry in the middle of the street i have enough to get home but i would rather wait here to see if another truck arrives with fuel. this wholesale market in sao paolo on monday received just ten percent of its normal deliveries that is my employees went on vacations it's just my son and i coming here now to wait for the end of the strike there's nothing else we can do. the t

shortages of basic goods and power lies in parts of the country they mature adult has more from sao paolo. while the negotiations continue in the capital brasilia to end the dispute with the various truck drivers representatives tens of thousands of truck drivers across brazil have still not gone back to work we see here behind me in sao paolo many many trucks parked by the side of the road the truck drivers themselves idle waiting to hear what comes out of those negotiations in brasilia an offer has been made to reduce the price of diesel diesel say that the driver say is far too expensive for them to make ends meet but brazil itself across the country still feeling the effects of the strike the country pretty much brought to its knees in just a few days with shortages of fuel right across the board food stuffs in some towns and cities being in short supply so people finding life very very difficult we're hearing stories of drivers sleeping in their cars overnight to try to get in front of the queue to buy petrol the following day many gas stations simply running out with the economy in

drive as a back on the road for now but many of the complaints remain daniel sharma has more from sao paolo. the traffic is flowing again deliveries are being made most of brazil's truck drivers have gone back to work often accompanied by police and now me to make sure that there's no intimidation but the complaints still remain valid the truck drivers association has reached an agreement with the brazilian government that the price of diesel their main complaints be reduced by up to twelve percent but that's only for sixty days and their complaints still remain valid plate complaints of the shared by much of the rest of the country the country's all workers including here at the main refinery in the state of sao paolo have joined them for a seventy two hour strike which the government has said is illegal they also want to see prices reduced and they want to see the ousting of the company's c.e.o. . the whole country wants to see fuel prices come down the government has won a temporary reprieve with elections due in october and the government of michel tema having some of the lowest approva

begin with some breaking news out of brazil of these one person has been killed after a building in sao paolo caught fire and collapsed twenty four former police and going to abandon and occupied by forces when the search is underway to find several missing people we'll keep you posted as we get details but let's cross now to al-jazeera has resumed producer piero needs he joins us live on the phone from rio what more do we know about this building this collapse then. the pictures to market the twenty six story building blocks. in downtown from all of these forty minutes after the beginning of the fire brigade person confirmed at least one dead and. one victims. discontinuities king according to social workers around eight people had moved into the building we can vary this was a bedroom police unit a k. to. an occupied by. a local papers have managed to be used some of the people. fired and the endlessly happened is really really doing tonight what will nearby and the church was partially destroyed was also ever created according to the officers but there is little risk of say the area is you

catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world abandoned high rise building in sao paolo brazil has collapsed following a huge blaze this video uploaded to social media shows the building as it collapses is reported to be the former headquarters of the federal police in san pablo the building was frequently occupied by squatters and it's feared there may be several casualties. in afghanistan funerals have helped dozens of people killed in three suicide bombings yesterday the dead include nine journalists killed in kabul and several children who died in kandahar media watchdog reporters without borders has appealed to the united nations to appoint a special envoy to protect lives. a u.n. delegation has arrived in myanmar's rakhine state to investigate the crisis there some seven hundred thousand muslim hinges fled the country for neighboring bangladesh following a military crackdown last fall there's the u.n. has described that action as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. north and south korea have begun taking down loudspeakers on their border that have played propag

it's the moment a 26—storey building in sao paolo collapsed after being engulfed in flames.irefighters say they managed to evacuate most of the fifty families who lived there before the collapse, but they're still searching for survivors. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: more than 2,500 neurology patients in northern ireland, including children, are being recalled for a case review amid concerns that some may have been misdiagnosed. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. wall street ta kes wall street takes a shine to apple's latest earnings. demand for the iphone x. and tesla may be losing its spark with investors as they face finance issues. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. it's a wednesday. we start with apple. it has itsjuice back, beating march expectations. this comes after a challenging period for the silicon valley giant with a week iphone sales. i am joined valley giant with a week iphone sales. iamjoined by valley giant w

struck a deal to suspend the strike, but the crisis is not over yet, as daniel gallas reports from sao paolog in brazil. essential supplies are stuck in the country's roads on the back of lorries. this weekend saw a driver strike over the cost of diesel, now it's a problem shared by virtually all brazilians. food, fuel and all sorts of goods are not reaching consumers. there are severe shortages almost everywhere. prices of fuel in brazil have gone up about 20% in the past four days but you can see people are panicking and queueing up all across sao paulo and all across brazil. there's a real sense that very soon brazil could run out of fuel and many other supplies. translation: where i live, gas stations have run out so i had to drive all the way here to fill up. they charge more but i'll pay because this will get worse. it's causing us a lot of pain but i think the drivers are right, something must be done about these price hikes. striking lorry drivers want the government to intervene in fuel prices, but officials say they lack the resources to do this on a long—term basis. some markets a

this wholesale market in sao paolo on monday received just ten percent of its normal deliveries fares my employees went on vacations it's just my son and i coming here now to wait for the end of the strike there's nothing else we can do. the truck drivers road blocks last week stopped twenty nine million tonnes of fruit and vegetables from reaching markets the truth is both temporary and fragile the negotiations are continuing however nobody wants to see this kind of an activity they say the commodity is returning over it'll be some days before these warehouses are again filled up and this street is teeming with trucks unloading fruit and vegetables. many brazilians are taking action to avoid what they see is inevitable future petrol shortages. switching their vehicles to compressed natural gas cleaner cheaper of most importantly available. more feel a despair with full until the end of june were full capacity here we needed to extend our working hours to convert around twenty cars. while the government has reduced the price of diesel to sixty days tens of thousands of trucks remain b

this is in saw -- sao paolo. there are reports it used to be a police headquarters building but was abandoned years ago. >>> a few weeks ago mark zuckerberg was grilled on capitol hill. >> it's the social network's annual developers conference but this year things could be a little bit different. jennifer has a preview of what we can expect. >> from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe, to protect your privacy. >> reporter: a tv commercial for a social network that has never had to advertise, and voluntary, paid exposure for a ceo who generally avoids the spotlight. this commercial debuting just a few weeks after mark zuckerberg was called to capitol hill to answer after consulting firm cambridge analytica harvested data from as many as 87 million facebook profiles without the users' knowledge. information potentially used in an effort to influence elections. >> if you've messaged anybody this week, would you share with us the names of the people you've messaged? >> senator, no, i would probably not cho

refused to stand down bendish why miller has been following the strike he joins us live now from sao paolo so the ones that have refused to stand down there than you why is that why have they refused to go back to work. there are various reasons bob one is the truck drivers association does not represent all of the tens of thousands of brazilian truck drivers and also they say that the measures the agreement has been reached with the brazilian government is only a temporary partial solution to the problem. it won't be a long term solution they've given themselves thirty days or up to sixty days really to give them more time to negotiate the truck drivers simply say that the price of diesel makes their lives very very difficult they can't make ends meet and they're asking for a bigger adopt the one that the government is prepared to or that can the government can afford to give at the moment the brazilian economy is in a difficult difficult situation politically the government is very weak there are elections coming up here presidential elections in october you can see behind me there's a p

the high-rise in sao paolo collapsed >>> one person is confirmed dead after a building fire in brazile high-rise collapsed an hour after the fire started. most were evacuated from the abandoned government building before it came down. about 150 squatters were in the 26-story building and a search continues this morning in case there are more victims or survivors. investigators believe that a gas explosion may have sparked the fire. >>> a morgan hill police officer is on routine administrative leave after he accidentally fired his gun at the end of a chase involving a stolen van. it happened over the weekend on del monte avenue. betty yu reports. >> reporter: a wild police chase ended with a stolen white van knocking out a light pole and fire hydrant moments after the crash. police say a veteran morgan hill officer accidentally fired his gun after two female teenaged passengers got out of the van. >> while the officer was directing one of the girls to the ground, he had his service weapon pointed towards the ground and a round was discharged from his firearm. >> reporter: when the bull

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the building as it collapses it's reported to be the former headquarters of the federal police in sao paolo the building was frequently occupied by squatters it's feared there may be several casualties. now a judge in australia has ordered the country's highest ranking catholic cardinal george pell to stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse pell is the most senior member of the catholic church should be tried on such charges details about the allegations haven't yet been made public but police say they are historical sexual assault charges dating back several decades pal has pleaded not guilty a date for the trial has yet to be said. we're going to link up now with journalist roger may not in sydney he's been following this case for us roger give us some small detail on the court's findings pelts lawyer i believe says the worst of the charges in his words have been dismissed. you know mother half the judges were dismissed earth of the flu going to get a sense that cardinal thel committed sexual offenses of a similar in the original victorian town of ballarat and one thousand nine hu

it's the moment a 26—storey building in sao paolo collapsed after being engulfed in flames.irefighters say they managed to evacuate most of the fifty families who lived there before the collapse, but they're still searching for survivors. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. women in the movie industry have taken the lead in a movement for equality, respect and an end to abusive male behaviour. the mantra, #metoo, has become a cultural phenomenon in the united states, but how far can it reach? my guest today is pakistan's biggest female movie star, mahira khan. in a culturally conservative, male—dominated country, can she be an agent of change? mahira khan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. is this a good time to be a female actor in pakistan? yes, i would say so. i think it's a good time to be a female in this world at the moment. it's a good time for us. but in pakistan, being female and being in the public eye, as you are, it's quite a sensitive place to be. yes, um, i would say i

catching fire in brazil killing at least one person the twenty floor former police headquarters in sao paolo had been abandoned and occupied by squatters emergency crews are searching the rubble for several missing pieces. a roman catholic cardinal is to stand trial in australia for sexual abuse decades ago he's george pell cardinal george pell he has pleaded not guilty after dozens of witnesses gave evidence but a month long committal hearing. in the philippines capital manila thousands of union workers have marked labor day with protests there angry over the president roderigo to tertius failure to honor one of his main campaign promises union groups expected to turn to sign an executive decree ahead of labor day to strengthen the rights of temporary workers those are your headlines the news continues after the stream i will see you same time tomorrow. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures of. al-jazeera. femi oke a today why are looted ethiopian treasures from the nineteenth century still in the u.k. . a new exhibition in london showcases plundered artifacts from the

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the strike is causing food shortages very quickly, sao paolo has declared a state of emergency, and inpetrol stations are out of fuel. on thursday, officials accepted the demands made by drivers, including subsidies to bring down the price of diesel, but that was not enough. translation: we are independent truck drivers and those who spoke yesterday have said silly things. the trade unions have made bad propositions. they made up rules for them, they are not ours. translation: we have been devalued by the government. they said brazil would not stop if the lorries stopped — we have proved that is not the case. on friday, as the strikers were still protesting, president michel temer changed his tone. translation: we are going to commence a security plan to overcome the serious effects of the shortages caused by the paralysing action. i am communicating that i have mobilised the federal security forces to unblock the streets. the next few hours will be crucial. brazil needs to get its lorry drivers and its economy moving again. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the new

thousand and fifteen and a twenty six story building has collapsed after being engulfed in flames in sao paolo killing one person and leaving at least three missing around one hundred seventy five fighters were called to the scene of the blaze early on tuesday. as the headlines technology is next. this is the fact the smallest porpoise on the planet could soon be lost forever. with an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen now it's a race against time to try and save a species. without intervention. i would say. this is the hail mary or. this is techno a show about innovations that can change lives we're going to explore the intersection of heart and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way this is a show about science by scientists. the vet keita is the most endangered marine mammal is a naturally elusive this has never been captured tagged was studied up close by marine biologists. techno is married to davison and chris would deal with take a crisis that's in the motions to stave off extinction the gulf of california one of the most beautiful marine sanctuar

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katy watson has been watching developments from sao paolo in neighbouring brazil.ease. so, these as views that are the first elections to take place since a peace deal was signed in 2016 with the left—wing guerrilla group. no longer is conflict at the forefront of people's concerns. 0ther forefront of people's concerns. other issues like inequality, corruption, what a lot of candidates have been complaining for but nevertheless it's the peace deal in 2016 really divided colombians on half of them felt it was too lenient on the former guerrillas and they needed to be punished more for what happened. the other half feels flat a peace deal is the only way to move forward and for columbia to move forward , forward and for columbia to move forward, so that's what we've got in these elections. ivan is sure to go through to a second round. he's right wing, also the protege of former president who's very inside a peace deal. he said if he comes into power he would make changes to the peace deal and ultimately that might change the way the peace deal work and the success of

this wholesale market in sao paolo on monday we see just ten percent of its normal deliveries that is my employees went on vacations it's just my son and i coming here now to wait for the end of the strike there's nothing else we can do. the truck drivers road blocks last week stop twenty nine million tonnes of fruit and vegetables from reaching markets the truth is both temporary and fragile the negotiations are continuing however nobody wants to see this kind of an activity they say the commodity is returning over it'll be some days before these warehouses are again filled up and this street is teeming with trucks unloading fruit and vegetables. many brazilians are taking action to avoid what they see is inevitable future petrol shortages by switching their vehicles to compressed natural gas cleaner cheaper and most importantly available. for filler despair with full until the end of june where folk pesty here we needed to extend their working hours to convert around twenty cars daily. while the government has reduced the price of diesel to sixty days tens of thousands of trucks rem

our correspondent daniel gallas is in sao paolo.eems like it is sort of a second stage. for now there was a lot of threats that you could run out of fuel, that airports would have to cancel flights and that kind of stuff. it was more of a threat. today we are beginning to see more of that. some flights are actually being cancelled. it‘s hard to find fuel in sao paulo. last night if you drove about sao paulo you will find many gas stations with huge queues of cars. today you find pretty much all the gas stations empty. so we are entering this second stage, also last night there was a bit of hope that this strike would end soon. and there was this announcement of a deal that actually failed to materialise. so now we don‘t know when this will all end. well, for many years brazil‘s government and brazil‘s state—controlled company petrobras helped bring fuel prices down with subsidies. so when global markets saw spikes in fuel, and petrobras would come in and help the publisher with the price of fuel. that changed about a year ago. when

twenty six story building has collapsed after being engulfed by fire in sao paolo killing one person and leaving at least three missing around one hundred seventy five fighters were called to the scene of the blaze early on tuesday local reports say the abundant building was occupied by around one hundred fifty people including many homeless families for years the city and state governments have been trying to forcibly remove squatters from buildings in central south tower. well now people have been taking to the streets around the world to mark may day to celebrate workers and their campaigns for improved labor rights in turkey dozens of people were detained after they tried to march towards istanbul symbolic main square in defiance of a made a ban on demonstrations police declared tax some square off limits to protest as citing security concerns the school tensions are running high and tacky as the country prepares for snap elections next month. during. all demonstrations in the french capital turned violent after protesters set fire to a car and smashed in the windows of a mcdonal

an abandoned high rise building in sao paolo brazil has collapsed following a huge blaze on this video that you're watching right now was uploaded to social media shows that the a building shows the building falling in at least one person was killed the building was so frequently occupied by squatters and it's feared maybe more casualties. in the capital of the philippines manila thousands of demonstrators have burned in effigy that depicted present or that he would do things that as a demon the protests was part of made a marches the were protesting the territory's failure to keep it came paint promised to get rid of short term employment contracts. a judge in australia has ordered the country's highest ranking catholic cardinal george pell to stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse hell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be tried on such charges all details about the allegations haven't yet been made public but police say there are they are historical sexual assault charges dating back several decades pal has pleaded not guilty and a date for the trial has ye

unrest is expected in the run up to the presidential elections in october and your reports from sao paolo you know. most of brazil striking truck drivers of returns of the road many of the reluctantly some with police and army escorts after reaching a temporary agreement with the government to lower the price of diesel brazil is returning to normal after the nine day protests is brought the country to its knees but as truckers return to work all workers worked out the. deadly the truckers went on strike and were asking some of the same questions as us so we decided to strike not only to support them but to oppose the possible privatization of petrol. yes. the seventy two hour stoppage was declared illegal by the government the strikes have also seen shares in the national all company petrol brass the majority of which is government job and lose fifteen percent of their value the traffic is flowing again deliveries are being made a few head out and this is only a temporary reprieve prices remain high and the popularity of the government is at an all time low while the majority of brazilian