it needs to be said that lula da silva's - seen in the past.e to climate change is very different to climate change is very different to his predecessor. if to climate change is very different to his predecessor.— to his predecessor. if you look at the figures _ to his predecessor. if you look at the figures from _ to his predecessor. if you look at the figures from satellite - to his predecessor. if you look at. the figures from satellite research about deforestation, injuly the figures from satellite research about deforestation, in july for example, about deforestation, injuly for example, compared to about deforestation, in july for example, compared to last about deforestation, injuly for example, compared to lastjuly it fell by 66%. it is no doubt that the politics that lula da silva is talking about is making a difference on the ground. he has been in power for seven months, he hasjust over three years left. it is a big commitment and we are talking to indigenous leaders who say it is more thanjust indigenous leaders who say it is more t

bernardo silva stays at city stopping the summer of speculation, the portuguese playmaker signs until 2026. billy banned. vunipola joins owen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest, and what a day for great britain'sjosh kerr, he's taken gold in the men's 1500m after a thrilling race in hungary. the olympic bronze medallist, timed his surge to perfection, he was neck and neck with norway's jakob ingebrigtsen going into the final 200m, before breaking his rival in the final50. the 25—year—old clocked a season's best 3.29.38 seconds to make his first podium at a world championships. but it was history repeating itself for ingebrigtsen. the reigning olympic champion, beaten into silver as he was in similar circumstances at the last world championships in eugene. the day and the gold though belonging tojosh kerr. it's been a long time coming. it's quite an overwhelming experience. but i'm so proud of myself, i'm so proud of my team and my family,

secretary silva, close public comment. secretary silva, please call the next item. directors that places you on. item number seven, the director's report. we're going to start off the director's report with the transit division special recognition transit director julie kirschbaum. would you like to introduce our guests? yes i am going to start by asking our chief transportation officer, brant jones, to come up with demetrius jackson. these are two of my favorite people that we're honoring today. demetrius and sammy demetrius has worked for the city for more than 24 years. she started as a station agent. she transitioned to transit supervisor. then the highly technical role of train controller into her current role as dispatcher manager. demetrius is truly one of transit's mvp's . she's both an incredible systems thinker and a detail oriented leader. she understands the technical aspects of our safety critical business, and she excels at the people and cultural aspects of our work. and as a result, brant and i have a deep trust for her work and we're really excited

i don't think when they say what lula da silva - bowl scenario.ny better. i don't think it was hard to make things any better because jr think it was hard to make things any better becausejr bows and arrows didn't care about the figures he constantly said he wanted to develop the amazon. it is true people need to be looked off and that is what lula da silva said, it wasn'tjust enough to look after the canopy but the people who live below it. there are 50 million people living in the amazon, those people need to be looked after. if you don't have a future for the people in the amazon those are the people who can preserve it best to know the amazon best. you need those people to be able to be strong and onboard to help the in the future that's been the story, it's been about the forest and its people. very much working in collaboration.- forest and its people. very much working in collaboration. thank you for 'oinin working in collaboration. thank you forjoining us— working in collaboration. thank you forjoining us live _ working in collaboration. t

katie silva in singapore. _ pandemic. katie silva in singapore, thank - pandemic. in singapore, thank you i pandemic. katie silva in l singapore, thank you very pandemic. katie silva in - singapore, thank you very much. we have been watching developments out of china. lots of disappointing economic data, not least the fact that they stopped reporting youth unemployment after it reached a record high injune of this year. let's talk about the market implications now. live now to mike coop, morningstar investment management's chief investment officerfor the emea region. thanks for being with us. good morning- _ thanks for being with us. good morning. what _ thanks for being with us. good morning. what is _ thanks for being with us. good morning. what is going - thanks for being with us. good | morning. what is going through the minds of— morning. what is going through the minds of the _ morning. what is going through the minds of the people - morning. what is going through the minds of the people you - the minds of the people you work alongside when they see these slo

el 25 de febrero de 2023, luis gerardo silva ramos y sus amigos estaban festejando.e gus estabas festejando que Él iba a ser papÁ. sandoval: gustavo Ángel suÁrez, de 21 aÑos, a quien llamaban gus, habÍa nacido en san antonio, texas, y vivÍa allÍ, pero su corazÓn estaba del otro lado de la frontera. >> Él comprÓ 3 pruebas y asÍ como me las hice, salieron las 3 positivas, pues saltÓ de emociÓn. sandoval: su novia, quetzalli ramos, vivÍa en nuevo laredo. ese dÍa, dice, gustavo descubriÓ que tenÍa una razÓn mÁs para mudarse a mÉxico. ¿quÉ significaba para ti y para gustavo que iban a ser padre? >> ay, mucha felicidad. nuestros planes eran de tener el bebÉ. o sea, pues formar ya lo que es una familia. >> miro el telÉfono, miro mensajes de Él, estÁ la foto de las 3 pruebas de embarazo, todas positivas, y me dice “mami dice si vas a ser abuela”. sandoval: a mÁs de 3 horas de allÍ en san antonio, texas. jennifer castillo, la madre de gustavo, no podÍa creer que por primera vez iba a ser abuela. >> comencÉ a platicarle a mi esposo, bien emocionada y le mando yo la respuesta e

bernardo silva can -la the existing squad? bernardo silva can play anywhere _ the existing squad?e in the pitch. - the existing squad? bernardo silva can play anywhere in the pitch. i. can play anywhere in the pitch. i think it's phil foden his time. he's probably had the conversation behind the scenes before preseason about more minutes this season. i get the feeling out of all the players as a stand that he's got to work with phil foden will be worth keeping an eye on. phil foden will be worth keeping an e e on. p, phil foden will be worth keeping an e e on. ., . phil foden will be worth keeping an e e on. . , ., eye on. there we are. we will have commentary _ eye on. there we are. we will have commentary inside _ eye on. there we are. we will have commentary inside the _ eye on. there we are. we will have commentary inside the stadium - eye on. there we are. we will have commentary inside the stadium on | eye on. there we are. we will have . commentary inside the stadium on the uefa super cup on five and bbc sounds. coverage starts at seven. kick off at eight in athens. one new

idetail da silva saying were not designed to challenge the g7.— da silva saying were not designed to is keen on having the worst on his side - challenge the g7. well he is keen on having the worst on his side so - challenge the g7. well he is keen on having the worst on his side so of. having the worst on his side so of course he would say that. and having the worst on his side so of course he would say that. and india as well. course he would say that. and india as well- and — course he would say that. and india as well. and some _ course he would say that. and india as well. and some of _ course he would say that. and india as well. and some of the _ course he would say that. and india as well. and some of the incoming | as well. and some of the incoming nations are not really interested in having a big wedge. that nations are not really interested in having a big wedge.— having a big wedge. that is why i think we will _ having a big wedge. that is why i think we willjust _ having a big wedge. that is why i think we willjust see _ having a big wedge. that is why i think we willjust

president lula de silva said that he has high hopes for this summit.id that for the first time, we are going to have a common policy for the preservation of security and orders. how difficult is it going to be to reach consensus with all these nations taking part? to what extent will lula have to water down his expectations? guest: this is fairly unprecedented because the heads of state from all amazon countries, all nine amazon countries are going to be here. and brazil basically leads the way, in terms of the politics of forest conservation, but also in terms of the levels of forest degradation. so, i think it is going to be a very heterogeneous meeting. it is going to be very hard to reach complete consensus. but it has been a remarkable gathering. previous to the meeting on the heads of states and the idea is that they are going to propose a so-called amazon parliament. how exactly that is going to be done is anybody's guess. i am here in los angeles, where huge amount of people are waiting for the heads of states and the main amazonian transaction

i would really, otherwise put the question, how would we be friends silva silva sleep silva, which doesim from keeping all the american bases. in my opinion, a mess, after all, how to consider it in the opposite direction. here but now about the new york article. i liked it , frankly, not in the sense that i would be directly happy when i wanted something, i was delighted, because two important things were done there. in my opinion, firstly, for the first time it is said that e is for a western audience. she the new york times audience is told. the next thing is to confront russia. yes mister bad terribly bad. this is horror. just how bad putin is, but the confrontation with russia is not in character. eh, relatively speaking, putin deceived everyone in russia, and these are goals of a social nature. this fundamentally so, moreover, it is said precisely about the historical connection. uh, s s with its history says it's bad. it is necessary to tear mercilessly, but he does not tear. well, there seems to be a connection here. now it's like. that this is a fundamental thing, if the people

lula da silva as improved the record and just how viable his promises are?e of pariah which is the highest forestation rate in brazil. meanwhile, climate activists say the amazon deal doesn't go far enough and lacks concrete measures. a representative from the environmental lobby group, climate 0bservatory, said: around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making news. a man who posted violent threats against us presidentjoe biden and other officials online was shot dead during an fbi rai on wednesday. agents were attempting to serve an arrest warrant at a home in utah, just hours ahead of a planned visit to the state by mr biden. the fbi has declined to give further details. american nurse alix dorsainvil and her daughter were freed on wednesday, nearly two weeks after they were kidnapped in haiti's capital. ms dorsainvil was working for a christian relief organisation when she and her daughter were taken. the us state department says it remains unclear who kidnapped the pair and why. heavy rains on wednesda

lula da silva is considered a green friend. is he enough to make tangible success possible?rlos: we hope so. 20 years ago when he was president for the first time, 2003, he also invited the minister of environment and then there was a clear reduction of deforestation. deforestation in 2004 was gigantic. in 2012, it came down 83%. now in seven months we have a reduction in deforestation in the brazilian amazon. brazil has 61% of the amazon forest. we had a reduction of 43% in the first seven months of 2022 under the bolsonaro government. we are seeing policies president lula implemented in the brazilian amazon, so we are optimistic brazil will reduce forest degradation in the amazon. brent: are you optimistic that efforts to save the rain forest will not become more politically polarizing than they already are? there are comparisons between brazil and the u.s. with the environmental movement being a polarizing one and a culture struggle. carlos: yes, of course. there is a cultural struggle. we have to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 50% by 2023. -- 2030. we are not mo

lula da silva keeps saying that and that�*s why brazil has been somewhat sceptical of expansion.amic at brics summits over the past few years, with russia and china seeking to embrace a more explicitly anti—western discourse. the other three saying, look, we are part of brics, we want to strengthen brics, we want to strengthen brics, we want to strengthen brics, we want to help the group democratise and strengthen ties between countries in the global south but we don�*t want to be explicitly anti—american or anti—western. irate explicitly anti-american or anti-western.— explicitly anti-american or anti-western. ~ . ~ anti-western. we will come back to the point _ anti-western. we will come back to the point of— anti-western. we will come back to the point of expansion, - anti-western. we will come back to the point of expansion, but. to the point of expansion, but catherine, i want to ask you as well, we saw the white house national security adviserjake sullivan saying the following about brics. he said... india is one of those countries with a differing view. how does india walk

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president lula da silva says the summit could be a game changer. pres.a: the world needs to look at this meeting in berlin as a milestone. this meeting is the first great opportunity for people to show the world what we want to do. we returned to govern brazil to make a difference. katy: for those living under the rain forest canopy, it's been a difficult few years. >> you have no idea how much pressure there was in our community under the bolsonaro government. landowners circling planes, soy farmers wanting to buy the land to de forest it. katy: he is standing firm. instead, he is growing sustainable crops. he is part of a booming industry making the most out of what is called carbon credit. it is a market that lets companies all over the world offset their own carbon emissions by paying for projects like this. but not everyone is convinced. bianca and her family, like many in the region, want better services like schools and health services, but are suspicious of carbon credit companies offering to help them. >> is not that transparent. we cannot see h

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i think the having done this, i now would like to invite president lula da silva, the president of the republic of brazil to take the floor. but it was a dentist display this case. it was the government that it was or did the guy i would like to say, do you think the president's a 50, our president from a poster or organizing. so these discussions with the african countries, it is a time for us to renew corporation with the developing countries. so we see the new challenges that rising homes up the jesus putting up with the media for local stats read. and those are compounding, these problems that are already exist, levant, we are faced with a pen democratic with new conflicts. we should deal with the climate crisis a at a time when we're working towards the sustainable development. got locked up by the end when the 23rd, the agenda was adopted. the outline path towards a better future inc. why? view and now investment? half of the good. what is the name? how behind schedule, we're seeing a stag. nice. they need to be on a balance of uh, the name of those goals, a vital lack of securit

in fact, the president of brazil, lula da silva, said the interest of other countries to join silva,in brics silva, said the interest of other countries to join brics showed how relevant his its pursuit for a new economic world order was becoming. i cannot help but notice the varying levels of democracy among some of the members of the group. talk us through that. the members of the group. talk us through that-— through that. firstly, ithink it is imortant through that. firstly, ithink it is important to _ through that. firstly, ithink it is important to note _ through that. firstly, ithink it is important to note that _ through that. firstly, ithink it is important to note that the - through that. firstly, ithink it is important to note that the initial five members of brics are generally countries that have largely refrained from condemning moscow for its invasion in the ukraine. also, what now is going to be happening is that there are expectations of differences that are going to be taking place in terms of what agreements are going to be reached if at all because brics as a unio

brazil's president luiz inacio lula da silva says that countries sharing the amazon rainforest will ensurefulfill their financial pledges to combat climate change. brazil which houses 60% of the rainforest, has called for ending deforestation by 2030. on tuesday, the leaders signed a declaration agreeing to work together to fight illegal logging, mining and organised crime. but there was no concrete date set to end deforestation as brazil's president had advocated for. since lula da silva took office at the beginning of the year, deforestation of the amazon dropped considerably, but thousands of square kilometres continue to be lost every year. the bbc�*s south america correspondent katy watson, has been following the conference from belem. the amazon summit is over here and for president lula, it has been a big success. he wanted to put south america on the map. especially here in the amazon. he wanted to come up with a regional response in response to the issues around climate change. he talked about the fact that in this summit, the fact that in this summit, the am azone spoke for the a

now what a 2024 heavy silva for 10 president speed tank that at these thoughts. all the press conference is funny, but when he was listen to countries, we would count. so you would like. 2 5 years on 6 with the 6 countries and the blow, the great shock anyway, i'll correspond to. and as i said earlier, i was inside the summit listening to all of the press briefings from the world leaders back inside the block. and let's get the highlights from her and across live to none of the a tongue gay. and the very uh many thanks for joining us. uh. took us through the highlights from your end please. of course, as we heard the president and also the cheats off speak with somebody to giving us the announcement to it'd be outcomes that has been decided upon by the brig stations. right? yes. at the stage and convention center for the 15 summit to 6. you must have been admitted. the 1st and most important points as it didn't seem that it should be getting ran saudi arabia and russel president each told us that the block of amazed open to countries joined in this is of course a

reporter gina silva has been speaking with some of those volunteers. she joins us live this hour from the island with a look at what they're doing. gina well, i can tell you that a lot of people on this island are extremely frustrated with local authorities, with the way they say they have handled the situation. so they are, you know, preparing. they're doing everything they can to help the people of lahaina cooking oil. you can't sit back and watch people suffer. you have to jump in and help. at the kihei boat ramp in maui, volunteers are busy collecting donations for people in lahaina. we feel like we are crowdsourcing and running our own logistics, coordination and supplies, getting them in here you can see behind you these are all local residents. water propane tanks, fuel, baby supplies, clothing. people in this community are bringing all kinds of necessities for their neighbors. right now, the government is letting us down. so it's really important that all of the people of maui stick together, come together and support one another at this really

but no date was set to end deforestation, as the brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva had advocated news science editor. give us a understanding of what impact this will have that this particular agreement wasn't reached. it is clearly a disappointment that they didn't manage to agree to all eight countries, to end deforestation by 2030. that had been the hope of the brazilian government, the host of this event and clearly behind the scenes there was disagreements over that particular objective. 0n the other hand, the brazilians should be congratulated, for staging this eventin congratulated, for staging this event in the first place. bringing together these eight nations, highlighting the plight of this globally important forest because it stores so much carbon, if we want to tackle climate change, we simply can't do that if we don't save the great trees of the amazon. with that in mind, it is interesting that in the communication that the leaders and ministers did manage to agree, they talked about trying to avoid they talked about trying to avoid the point of no return for the gr

president lula da silva has promised to fix the problem.nges. of our era and the opportunities that arise demand joint action. we need to reconcile environmental protection and social inclusion, encourage science, technology and innovation, encourage the local economy, fight international crime, and value the indigenous people and traditional communities and their ancestral knowledge. for those living under the rainforest�*s canopy, it's been a difficult few years. translation: you have no idea how much pressure - there was in our community under the bolsonaro government. landowners, circling planes, soya farmers wanting to buy the land to deforest it. cockerel crows robson, though, didn't get bought out. instead, he wants to grow sustainable crops like acai. he's part of a booming carbon credit industry here. companies emitting carbon dioxide can buy credits from projects like robson's and that should help reduce emissions, but not everyone is convinced. bianca and herfamily, like many in the region, want better services like schools and h

the ambassador expressed confidence that the president of brazil, lulada, silvas, would accept the invitation of our leader with great gratitude. as for the overall economy, brazil is traditionally in the top 10 of our trading partners , the basis of belarusian exports, potash fertilizers, the issues of resuming the volume of their supplies, as well as the possibility of cooperation in agriculture were discussed. delivery of tractors. all attention to the second games of the countries the cis in these minutes at the ice arena in orsha is the semi-final of a boxing tournament. this is 14 fights in various weight categories, together with the arshanians , the head of the national olympic committee of belarus, viktor lukashenko, is watching the performance of young athletes, our team already has two bronze medals. and at least. silver was provided by denis mutsulev. he reached the final of the tournament , dmitry dvornichenko and rodion and moshchenko became bronze medalists. as i was preparing, just a little, maybe somewhere my first experience was not enough exit to such an arena is very. well

i'm not going to ask president lula da silva, president or press 0 to be the 1st to speak, and they're opt out of the others to follow. thank you very much of the well, 1st of all, i would like to think specially is meant to wrap up one so and is team for the very wants hosting of the bricks meeting and for the 1st face to face summit to meeting at brooks. i also would like to congratulate you to the teams of the foreign affairs of ministers for all the extraordinary work that they did to conduct themselves differently and the production of this declaration that we just signed here. the last time that i participated in the bricks meeting was in 2010. and i am still very well impressed with the maternity of the bricks and what the results that pre managed to reach in 2011 and the south africa joining the cool, a much more representation to the goose and including what are the rich, the growing mo, most of the world, many sets that we were too much difference, so that we can forger commons, you based video experience. deborah, the less demonstrates the contrary that our diversity strengt

joining us now is gina silva. she just arrived on the island of maui. gina, first, let's talk about what it was like at the airport and getting to lahaina, because we know a lot of nonessential travel is being discouraged right now. it certainly is. you know, getting here on the plane, it was nearly empty. there weren't a lot of people flying in here. and that's because city officials have been telling everybody, do not fly to this area unless absolutely needed. so at this point, getting here, we are actually at kahului warming gym. and this is one of the main shelters where they are bringing most of the residents who've lost their homes in lahaina fire . now, you can see here a lot of volunteers, so many helpers. the red cross is here. people are bringing all kinds of necessities, you know, toiletries, paper, pampers, water, everything that is needed. now. i want you to take a look at some footage that a local resident here shot with a drone because it is extremely dramatic and it shows exactly what has happened to this beautiful town. this region has

gina silva reporting live for us in maui. gina, thank you for that report. president biden says he's considering visiting maui to see firsthand the devastation during a bike ride near his delaware beach home. mr. biden was asked by reporters if he would travel to maui. he said he was, quote, looking into it. the white house approved a disaster declaration for maui last week at the vatican. pope francis, remember the victims of the maui wildfires in his weekly service at saint peter's square after the fires, the pope's in a telegram to a vatican representative in the us express saying, quote, solidarity with all those suffering from this tragedy, especially those whose loved ones have died or missing. the hawaii tourism authority released a statement last night strongly discouraging visitors from coming to maui. instead, encourage them to visit other islands. the governor says at least 500 hotel rooms will be made available for fire victims. and another 500 rooms will be secured for fema workers. he also says he wants to work with airbnb to make sure rental h

it and continuing from the news from the world today, in particular, i will tell you about lola da silva is the one that for some reason the president of brazil really wants to meet with putin again. weapons well, russia is left without luna well, not without a place without luna, for now, about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column well, but i will start with this the west does not plan to forcefully remove putin from power , german chancellor olafsholtz said about this today, according to his words the leadership of the european union does not decide who sits where and who should sit where, but at the same time he added that putin himself must clearly understand the eu's position on his criminal actions , the head of the german government also emphasized once again that he will make every effort to prevent the kremlin from involving berlin into the war, and therefore there will not be a single german soldier on the territory of ukraine , emphasized mr. shotsi , i do not need german soldiers. we thank you for the weapons that germany now gives us. they pass

if i just government says they don't have the authority to expel silva and it's a he has refused to meet new jazz, new foreign minister appointed by the leaders of the crew. last month, dr. butler is following developments from paris to 4 phones as foreign ministry have told us that they have acknowledge this request from new jersey military leaders. they have seen it, but they say that those military leaders have no authority to makes dr. requests because they are not the legitimate the does of nation now ever since the crew to talk from has repeatedly condemned the actions of the military leads as they have us for present mohammed advising to be reinstated. there is no doubt that this is going to be an additional concern for phones. they, of course, are going to be very concerned about the security and the safety officer and buses that i see via e to in new jersey and the french horn mystery. i've also told us that they are reviewing and looking very closely at the security situation, operations around the french embassy in the capital in the i'm a natasha butler, how to 0 power as wel

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reporter gina silva picks up tonight's team coverage from maui. cooking oil.d watch people suffer. you have to jump in and help at the kihei boat ramp in maui, volunteers are busy collecting donations for people in lahaina. we feel like we are crowdsource and running our own logistics coordination and supplies. getting them in here you can see behind you these are all local residents water, propane tanks, fuel, baby supplies, clothing, people in this community are bringing all kinds of necessities for their neighbors. right now, the government is letting us down. so it's really important that all of the people of maui stick together, come together and support one another at this really crazy time. i feel i have to do whatever i can. i'm here. my brothers and sisters are over there suffering. i have to do something. i got tour boats loaded with supplies are making runs to lahaina several times a day. it's a lot of what's happening is jet ski transfer. while authorities deny reports of looting, volunteers tell the different story. caravans coming in with supplie

what is it, basically the school of silva berlusconi who came at one time to power, he subjugated thement to educate and promote his people in a different way, and she was just appointed minister for youth affairs. and yes, and we all remember what kind of crisis all italian youth found themselves in in this era, that is, it is clear that, of course, they did not achieve anything good . well, excuse me with youth unemployment in the region of 40%, in the tenth or eleventh year. well, obviously it was a completely failed policy. but nevertheless, nevertheless, she gradually went, damn it, on the career ladder created her own movement, the brethren of italy for some time it seemed marginal, for example, in the middle of the tenth years. we remember the league of the north, and then the league was renamed. it was the main right movement. at that time, he had already retired from power, but at some point she managed to seize the initiative to turn her party, the brothers of italy, into the most popular , to form a right-wing coalition around herself and come to power. and what's interesti

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our business reporter katie silva has this update.he visit is the latest in a series of top american diplomats visiting china. that includes antony blinken and john kerry. all in the last three months. despite all of these meetings, relations between the two economies are at their most tense in years. last august, the us passed the chipz act, specifically aimed at growing their business and blocking china's industry. they zhing have responded by restricting exports of two materials to the us, key ingredients in making chips, and it all comes in a same weight that export controls kick in in the netherlands, preventing by the netherlands, preventing by the netherlands, preventing motherwell for mac biggest chip—making equipment from exporting without a licence, something china has complained about and analysts said would only make us china relations worse. this comes as president biden rep —— prepares to visit vietnam. vietnam has been seen as an alternative destination for the us to outsource manufacturing, rather than putting all of i

his excellency president xi jinping to speak, please have the floor your excellency president lold silvar excellency mr. vladimir putin your excellency mr. fashion rental we have gathered at a time when the world is experiencing, difference and reformatting. this is a period of turbulence and transformation. we are brix countries and we must always think and not forget about our main goal of unity. shared responsibility to strengthen cooperation and ensure development so that the world has more stability, confidence and positive energy. we must strengthen cooperation in business and the financial sector in order to ensure economic growth. in a select few globally, economic recovery is still less than three percent growth per year, according to some financial institutions. there are challenges for developing countries. they undermine efforts to realize the goal of sustainable development within the framework. brix must work together to rebuild and develop to overcome supply chain disruptions ensure economic cohesion. we must focus on practical cooperation, especially with regard to the di

bernardo silva stays at city stopping the summer of speculation, the portuguese playmaker signs untilins 0wen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest,

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brazil's president — lula da silva — is hoping for a co—ordinated regional approach, to tackle illegal other environmental crimes. scientists say the amazon rainforest is a crucial buffer against climate change — and 60% of it is located in brazil. it acts as a major "carbon sink" — absorbing carbon dioxide emissions. president lula has already promised to end deforestation by 2030. rainforest destruction had surged under his predecessor, jair bolsonaro. and it appears some progress is already being made. injuly of this year, 500 square kilometres of rainforest was cleared in brazil — 66% less than injuly of last year. the rainforest is home to 50 million people, including hundreds of indigenous groups, who depend on its unique ecosystem. earlier i spoke to mercedes bustamante, an ecologist at the university of brasilia — and bram ebus of the international crisis group — mercedes explained why the meeting is so important. this multilateral coordination now is crucial to find solutions for the huge challenges that we have in conserving the amazon region but also providing the people the

gina silva live on maui for us tonight. gina, thank you. some survivors of the wildfires say there was no public warning that the flames were racing toward their communities. people are going to have to realize that this is a problem that they individually and as neighborhood boards and groups need to take on. they can't just expect that some government official somewhere is going to handle this. coming up at 1030, brooke , spyros looks into why sirens were silent and the parallels to the wine country fires in 2017 and 2018. new at ten, governor newsom is offering support for senator dianne feinstein. stein after her brief hospitalization earlier this week, the governor told reporters today that he was briefed about senator feinstein's fall and hospital visit before the public knew. he repeated his personal concern for her as a friend, as well as his belief that if the senator should resign, that republicans would prevent anyone from replacing her on the judiciary committee, costing democrats the majority and keeping the president from gett

i am honored to thank president wald silva for his statement. it is easier to address president vladimirin to the resident of the russian federation other participants in today's events of friends for what they did during the course of joint work that, as it turned out, this work was not easy and the president of romophosa showed amazing diplomatic skill when agreeing on all positions, including those relating to the expansion of brix, just the brazilian president's colleague. eh, some moments i mentioned the most important for all of us among which i would fly out, i would single out, of course, issues, er, with a single settlement currency. it's a difficult question. but we are anyway. eh, let's move on to solving these problems. uh, and uh, and uh, second. this concerns, uh, the organization of settlements between our countries in the sphere of economic activity. e wanted to congratulate e our new members, who will e on a full-scale scale work. next year and uh, i want to assure all colleagues that we will continue the work that we started today with you, uh, to expand the influence o

that was katie silva. to bangkok and jakarta, motorbikes are the most popular form of personal transport across asia. they're cheap and convenient but also extremely polluting. one taiwanese company believes it has a solution. it's built a large network of battery stations to lower the cost of going electric. our asia correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes, sent us this report from taipei. here i am in taiwan and this little electric scooter may not look like anything revolutionary but it is. it is a world first. and i'm going to show you why. there are 14 million motor scooters here in taiwan, and they are very noisy and very dirty. so how do you get people to switch from their dirty petrol scooters to clean electric one like this? well, they have to be just as cheap and just as reliable. there was no infrastructure to convert to electric. and then the moment came, what about battery not included? what if you are actually able to sell the vehicle without the battery, reducing the cost of that vehicle, by 3

literally, the silva says he's in favor of adding more countries. one leader who is north of the summit is the russian president vladimir, to say, and he's facing an international arrest warrant for war crimes stemming from his invasion of ukraine. and i'll correspond to dian whole k as in janice, but i'm just following the summit for us. diane, can you tell us what are the most pressing issues the brakes members will be dealing with this summit? well on. yeah. as you mentioned, the issue of breaks is expansion. really is one of the top agenda items, not only for the bricks member countries, but for those watching the summit summit, externally. that's because the bricks group is already considered quite large. and they all questions as to whether they, if they were to add new members, it would end up being some kind of a challenge to global spots. but today we sold those presidents. i'm having to defend the plans to expand bricks and also saying back to the even an intention to do to challenge the global blocks. but all the that the global styles ne

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katie silva, bbc news, newcastle.he team in india because they have been struggling with food inflation particularly hitting vegetables. to combat this and secure the food supply the government will impose a 40% export duty on onions this year. it is actually the world's biggest exporter of the vegetable so there will be some global implication as well. let's bring in a business correspondent who joins us alive. food inflation has been hitting the country's economy hard, but these measures, trying to protect these domestic consumers, that has a global implication, don't they? absolutely. you know, onion is a kitchen staple in india, similar to other asian countries and middle eastern countries and middle eastern countries that depend on india for the export of that vegetable. in fact, the rise in domestic prices in india of onion are also coincided with a sharp increase in exports of the vegetable. so, certainly, the vegetable. so, certainly, the export duty on onions will definitely affect global prices and we have s