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south america and africa. between south america and the arab countries. brazil had taken part in the creation of the brics. brazil had created i . was becoming an international player and that is something that the americans never allowed. now brazil is returning to the colonial period. after the coup on president dilma they would never want to have lula back as the president of the republic to continue our domestic social inclusion policy. and our international protectionism policy. they want brazil to continue to be a colony. so they conjured this law i called the car wash operation against me they invented a large airing the procedure they condemned me without any evidence i prove my innocence and i am waiting for them to prove any guilt on my part i have challenge the federal prosecutor and the judge who headed my trial. but i am much more concerned with brazil at this moment. we had to eliminate hunger in brazil and hunger has returned. yet we were in the process of raising education in this country and n

and a record number of fires in the pa nta nal wetlands of south america.of the world's most biodiverse areas. now on bbc news, panorama. tonight on panorama — the illegal sale of human organs. translation: i found myself in a room with blood everywhere. the horrifying trade in human flesh. they are literally seeing that person in terms of... and they're the cut, different cuts of meat, it really is quite literally treating a human being like that. we're on the trail of the organ traffickers. we need to be careful. we don't what he's capable of. we track down the criminals who profit... i'm going to check that camera, and if something isn't right,

back in south america but not as we know it. the regional football association cami ball has implemented a series of measures to deliver to doris cup can resume in the midst of the coronavirus crisis. come a ball has designed and implemented a detailed program to enable us to restart our competition with dogs checked out at the return to football will be safe. those measures include no spitting no kissing one another or the ball no exchange of shirts the obligatory use of mass through those not on the pitch and of course no fans they've also ruled the $32.00 clubs in the competition can choose their teams from squads of 50 rather than 30 players some will need to the argentine club 6 times neighbors adore is champions baka juniors last week announced more than 20 of their players were infected. we can't rush to be a 100 percent it doesn't exist we hope to be the best we can and i'm relaxed and hopeful we will be. called the ball is allocated $95000000.00 to help overcome the just equal difficulties since commercial flights have

damaged or destroyed the cleanup gets underway in sudan after weeks of bloody and kick off in south america football returns after a 6 month suspension because of the panda. thank you very much for joining us senior palestinian figures say they've been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel have been protests against a deal in gaza and the occupied west bank u.s. president donald trump says a deal is represent the new dawn of a middle east i want house correspondent kimberly hockett reports. it's not the promised peace deal of the century between israelis and palestinians still u.s. president donald trump hailed the so. of the abraham accords at the white house as an historic day after decades of division and conflict we mark the dawn of a new middle east. the agreement signed between israel the united arab emirates and bahrain formalizes relationships already in place but now includes the opening of embassies it's a pivot point they hope will end old conflicts and lead to new cooperation among israel and eventually

and covered in south america as deaths continue to mount on the pandemic is resurrecting old tensions between the continent's 2 biggest nations. come to the program has been a major escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh at least 16 service personnel have been killed and many more injured both sides have declared martial law and a blaming each other for starting the fighting dozens of armenian military reservist living in the disputed region have been summoned for jury duty many homes have been damaged and azerbaijan says 5 members of one family were killed by all means shelling all been forced to walk as more. as a very tunks under attack according to army news defense ministry it also claims that is very drones and helicopters were also destroyed but civilian casualties are among those reported killed early in the morning ground say. gena forces launched large scale aggression including missile attacks. along the line of control that. they are targeting syrian population and civilian infrastructure. as a by john has conde

in south america, the amazon region is once again suffering more devastating fires as the brazilian governmentore calls to protect the rainforest. and we go to germany to find the syrian refugee who crossed europe in her wheelchair five years ago. coming up in the sport on bbc news, an early everton goal in the carabao cup, so has michael keane spoiled the party for league 2's salford city? good evening. there's more evidence today of the severe problems being faced by people who need a test for coronavirus and of thousands of results being delayed. the prime minister blamed the shortage on what he called a ‘colossal spike‘ in demand with the re—opening of schools being the prime cause of the spike. borisjohnson‘s critics say it's also the case that the government has failed to deliver on its promises. mrjohnson told mps today that everything possible was being done and that he was determined to avoid another lockdown which he said would be ‘disastrous for the economy‘. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. long waits and frustration for people in southend queueing at a walk—in virus test

still to come on al-jazeera by covert 19 continues to divide the 2 largest economies in south america over had best to tackle the virus. and sit down this new government looks for ways of an economic crisis made worse by the coronavirus pandemic and devastating floods. hello there is a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east we have seen want to shine through areas of turkey in the last few hours they will continue their way east was pushing on out towards the caspian sea but as they nice and sunny but some good wins along the south coast of the people out and about enjoying a sports or paragliding the cools those winds have helped to lower the temperature is through the eastern end of the matter and not quite as a strong sunday tom it is back up again so 31 the high in a jerusalem a warm day in q 845 degrees and how much is of course for the south and again we're now in the mid to high thirty's but feeling very humid as it is very very little wind to go on into monday we could well see wanted to show that if i mount a cloud working their way through areas of iran and again

still ahead on al-jazeera why covert 1000 continues to divide the 2 largest economies in south america over how best to tackle the virus and how use of u.s. sanctions the coronavirus and devastating floods have worsened sudan's economic crisis. hello there we've had some very heavy rain across japan for the last couple of days is beginning to improve the still plenty of cloud around and we're not quite as out of the woods just yet we will see some heavy downpours at times through central areas of honshu not bad at all across the korean peninsula quite crowded start out there on sunday but the clouds will clear as the day progresses that rain though travels way back into these southern areas of china and then elsewhere is fairly unsubtle we've got areas of rain working the way across towards beijing and again a front sliding down to the northeast that will take the temperature down in harbin and so in may for a wet day just 19 degrees celsius but good studies guys across the korean peninsula on a much better day monday across much of a japan and then we had down into south asia again he

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in south america fires continue to rage in one of the world's largest wetlands in brazil.st thet bio diverse ecosystem in the world, and it is at risk. a record number fires have been reported in september. there have been more tha 5600 just this month. environmental groups are blaming cattle farmers and ranchers. iehere is one ist with more on why it is happening. >>e the rains get in the state, come from the amazon. with increasing deforestation the amazon, other regions in south america will also suffer we are seeing this extreme drought because many more fires than we have ever seen. >> results president says -- brazil's president said there are disproportionate criticisms of zea. california is burning with fire and africa has more fires than brazilth may be true, but scientists have pointed out that in the past, the nuer fires across africa remain consistent year-to-year. in contrast, in the southern part of the amazon, the fires are worse than they have been 14 years. now to siberia in russia, into its second serious fire season in a row. what links all the fires is

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it's also the only species of native to south america. to find out more about how the animals are doing quadriga swallows their tracks in the forest. ok but there is a group where the most bears are carnivores but the spectacle bears considered an omnivore is a man in my community echo me what i might be and we can see signs of them eating all these bromeliads. there was a bear here a week ago as most. 'd but the bears numbers are low even the national park and conservation area. poaching together with rapid growth and increasing forestation have been forcing the spectacle bear to look for new habitats often in the grassy highlands. a growing issue now is bear attacks on cattle that pia the livestock provide a major source of income for the local human population. ricardo gonzales is a cattle head responsible for about 50 cals any large scale bear attack could cost him his livelihood. they've already killed a number of my animals. 2 or 3 every year so we tried to hunt bears before daniel talked to us but he kept on telling us how imply. t

it's also the only species of fish and native to south america. to find out more about how the animals are doing quadriga swallows their tracks in the forest. ok but again as a group i love most bears are carnivores but the spectacle bears considered an omnivore is a minimal community it only what i might be and we can see signs of them eating on these bromeliads. there was a bear here a week ago as most. but the bears numbers are low even the national park and conservation area. ringback poaching together with rapid urban growth and increasing forestation have been forcing the spectacle bear to look for new habitats often in the grassy highland. a growing issue now is bear attacks on cattle appear the livestock provide a major source of income for the local human population. ricardo gonzales is a cattle head responsible for about 50 cows any large scale bear attack could cost him his livelihood. they've already killed a number of my animals. i lose 2 or 3 every year so we tried to handle the bears before daniel talked to us but he kept on telling

after meeting with south america's football confederation has confirmed its qualifying matches will go ahead next month for the 2022 world cup in qatar all 10 south american nations need to play each other home and away but because of the coronavirus there are already 4 rounds behind schedule fifa president giani and tino has already ordered european clubs to release their players to play in the matches despite travel restrictions. meanwhile south america's main club competition the liberty doris cup has resumed after a 6 month suspension due to the pandemic restrictions have been introduced to allow the games to go ahead daniel reports from buenos ayres. the regional football association common ball has implemented a series of measures to deliver to doris cup can resume in the midst of the coronavirus crisis. come a ball has designed and implemented a detailed program to enable us to restart our competition with dogs checked out at the return to football will be safe. those measures include no spitting no kissing one another no exchange of shirts the obligatory use of mass through tho

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south america is stunningly unsuccessful with dealing with it.we get a pass to that point, the challenge is governance. i am not worried that chile, argentina, brazil are going to go to war. it's not geopolitics but politics politics. it's dealing with classic challenges and we have a tougher problem in promoting stability within the countries but that really is the challenge of mexico, brazil and a couple of other countries in the region. hispanic except for the time henry kissinger was the security advisor and secretary of state there's always been some dispute between the counselor and the state department if the president said how can i resolve that without giving one person both jobs what would you say is the way we can make that decision making process so much smoother than it has been. >> with the machinery they deserved and it's not always the one they need so i would make it clear the venue for decision-making they get the national security advisor, secretarsecretary of treasury, intelligence chiefs for the agency interest ahead of the j

brazil's football association is expecting its players based in europe to fly to south america for their upcoming world cup qualifiers despite covert 19 concerns that includes paris and demands neymar and liverpool trio allison fabien you and roberta for me know who have all been called up for brazil's games against bolivia and peru south america is pressing ahead with qualifiers even though the asia and conquer careful regions have postponed they until next year. just a few hours until the start of the n.b.a. finals in florida le bron james and the l.a. lakers are going up against these former team the miami heat as the players approach the end of what's been a long stint competing inside a bubble david stokes reports. the brunt james working hard to win his 4th n.b.a. championship with a 3rd different team at 35 years old he's experienced most things in basketball but says competing with the lakers for nearly 3 months inside a corn team bubble has been the most challenging thing he's done his career. on your mind your body when everything else has been an extremely tough but i'm here f

in south america, the amazon region is once again suffering more devastating fires as the brazilian governmentore calls to protect the rainforest. and we go to germany to find the syrian refugee who crossed europe in her wheelchair five years ago. the us house speaker nancy pelosi has repeated her warning that congress will veto a us—uk trade agreement if brexit undermines the good friday agreement, which secured peace in northern ireland. in a statement after she held talks in washington with the uk foreign secretary dominic raab. she said: raab earlier told congressional leaders that the good friday agreement was under threat from the "politicisation" of northern ireland by the eu. and shortly after ms pelosi issued her statement, joe biden, the democratic candidate has tweeted this: we can cross live to our washington correspondent nomia iqbal. bring us up—to—date on this, this is quite a serious develop. that's right. the brexit talks of being high on the washington agenda here, dominic raabe has been here to try and reassure politicians and all the latest developments on brexit, and at th

number of fires in the pa nta nal wetla nds a record number of fires in the pa nta nal wetlands in south americausing devastation in one of the world's most bio diverse areas. and a russian opera singer is admitted to hospital with coronavirus. hello. the number of officially recorded coronavirus cases across the globe has climbed above 30 million. according to figures from johns hopkins university, more than 940,000 people worldwide have died with the disease since it first emerged in china late last year. the worst affected countries remain the united states, india and brazil, but there's been a surge in positive tests across europe in recent weeks. figures from the world health organization show that new weekly coronavirus cases in europe exceed those reported when the pandemic first peaked in march. well, let's look at europe — spain recorded almost 5,000 new infections in 2a hours, up from just over 3,000 the previous day. almost 2,000 were in the madrid region, which is planning targeted lockdowns. in france, 10,593 cases were recorded on thursday — marking the highest single—day count sin

dollar and you've lived in south america is the u.s. dollar on the verge of of do you see it exhibiting the kind of characteristics one sees before hyperinflationary collapse and there's the confidence evaporates and the currency tabi look a actually have a very different view than a lot 'd of people in terms of the dollar i think when you race to the bottom of all if your currency is really but perhaps a dollar looks for the mentally stronger than other places in my view and that's just because the way the world functions in terms of its all around the dollar i think for that change will take you know perhaps a lot more time than a lot of people think what will you referred to returns of the ownership of the assets relative to of the population in venice wow a certainly is a case in the u.s. matter fact if you look at the fed this balance sheet in just chart that along with a chart looking at the bottom 50 percent of the u.s. relative to the overall piii can see that those 2 are even 1st correlated you which means the more the federal

and one of south america's most biodiverse regions under threat as wildfires ravaged parts of argentina those stories after the break the all in. hello there has been some good news in arizona recently and influx of a good deal of moisture from the hurricane and the eastern pacific has increased the likelihood of rain from thunderstorms rather than just dry lightning and his cool things down in phoenix roundtree speaking that about 38 there's still sunshine in the west and big storms stretching from texas up through the ohio valley and eventually to eastern canada slow moving frontal system they've been act is told they're going to carry on being active storms quite possibly as much in ontario as they are going to be in the eastern seaboard of the u.s. temperatures have dropped briefly quite low in wyoming snow fell in some places about that for september new snowing anyway as jump south i think to watch is this mass of blue and orange it's not really a tropical depression is acting like it's enhanced the rain in jamaica coming into the yucatan maybe northern honduras still showers in t

vientiane capital of the incan empire now in the plaza damas one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have the statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. this is the neighborhood of samba situ really unique with lots of artisans at the weekend markets you can enjoy their work and perhaps buy something you like. just tell us that here this is the sampedro market if you'd like to try a fresh fruit. with banana or other exotic fruit this is the place to do it as well as you can also get delicious coffee and browse different products from the region . good afternoon juice with. cusco in the language of being because costco was called costco which means the center of the universe thought that would be better so here we have the most important in can temple in the region it's called according or golden temple. air we can see 2 different kinds of architectural styles in can and colonial spanish came to the incan empire in 1532 and destroyed many temples and palaces. the current country is a clear example

one of south america's most biodiverse regions is under threat as wildfires ravaged parts of argentina. hello to visit officials in the u.s. state of wisconsin didn't want to happen but president donald trump ignored their pleas and visited the city of can osha it's been the site of protest since the police shooting of jacob black a black blake excuse me a black man hit 7 times in the back last month trump visited some of the property damaged during the demonstrations that followed which have been mostly peaceful he doubled down on his law and order campaign message calling anti racism protest domestic terror which he said had been fueled by democrats. violent mobs demolished or damaged at least $25.00 businesses burned down public buildings and threw bricks at police officers would you police officers won't stand for and they didn't stand for these are not acts of peaceful protest but really. domestic terror well the president's visit was met by several protests. groups of anti racism protesters lined the road for a trump's motorcade was passing there were also rival pro drop trump de

they migrated as far south as south america. they migrated to point comfort where fort monroe is located today. they were gatherers and lived a prosperous life here. in 1607, the english had come and by that time they learned the art of cultivation. the english would struggle the first three years. they too would prosper. we know from the secretary of the college that in 6019, 20 odd negroes arrived here. they were traded for goods. after that, we see the laws and rules and regulations that would start to manage the african population here in hampton. next, we look at the war of 1812 and find out why this port is in existence and how it came about. why is the largest stone fort in the united states here today? the war of 1812 was a backdrop to that story. in 1812, the british invaded the united states. they arrived at the chesapeake bay. there was no one here to stop them. iny moved up all the way chesapeake bay. they were stopped at a place called baltimore. the reason? fort macon ray. -- fort mchenry. after the war of 1812, ja

in digit's populations in latin america and south america. as well as the u.s. -- indigenous populations in latin america and south america. right now we are thinking about how do we find the stories. we are very active right now. and we continue to reach out to communities and interact with communities to know that this history is important. american history through the lens of american indian history is american history. richard: tell us about how the pandemic has affected your work and your job. ms. delaney: this 2020 pandemic. we have been closed as the smithsonian , the institution closed march 16. and we are only just now about to open a couple of the sites, the national zoo and the national air and space museum. center in chantilly, virginia, will open july 24. we have been closed for a long time. i know our secretary is very disappointed to have to have shattered our doors and not been able to serve the public as we years in washington and around the world, especially, we have a museum of american indian new york as well and that has b

and play they will continuing a 61 year tradition that pits the best of south america's club sides against one another only this year and until the final in rio's matic and our stadium in january they've covered 19 to contend with to. that shrine there al-jazeera one of cyrus the coronavirus pandemic has pushed back global development by 25 years and that's according to the bill and melinda gates foundation it's one of the world's biggest health funders the report warns that extreme poverty has increased by 7 percent the foundation says the pandemic has reinforced inequalities on women minorities and the poor. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the united arab emirates and bahrain have officially signed a deal in washington to normalize ties with israel it's been described as of the trail by the palestinians a president donald trump says it represents the dawn of a new middle east and he's predicting more countries will follow the move the moment was marked with an elaborate ceremony at the white house. together these agreements will serve as the foundation for a comprehensive pe