it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this thought of woodland is basically what we're trying to achieve it's rich diverse and nature is renewing itself just. as all sides are just and if we had really nice diversity here multi layered with many different phases of growth and decaying there's plenty of woody debris and lots of micro habitats and i'm proud of this i used my expertise to help kick off this process and nature did the rest. for what this is what a forest should look like and i'm a member of greenpeace and we're fighting against the forestation and illegal timber and point the problem is that we do need would rather draw on our own forests here in france but i don't want to exploit them to the point of destruction . in romania logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber even the government admits it's a major problem. the carpathian mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming rate your highnes

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it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this thought of woodland is basically what we're trying to achieve it's rich diverse and nature is renewing itself it's. the soul sides and it just isn't if we had really nice diversity here wealthy layered with many different phases of growth and decaying there's plenty of woody debris and lots of micro habitats and i'm proud of this i use my expertise to help kick off this process and nature did the rest. for what this is what a forest should look like and i'm a member of greenpeace and we're fighting against deforestation and illegal timber and point the problem is that we do need would rather draw on our own forests here in france but i don't want to exploit them to the point of destruction. in romania rapacious logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber even the government admits it's a major problem. the carpathian mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an alarming ra

i want to see anyone in south central chile and coming up i'll explain why indigenous lang grabs and political violence are escalating out of control in the street. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways europe is where the story is still told by satellite pictures if you know that is north and you see the speed with which the tide is coming south you think northerly gale and you'd be more or less right particularly on the coast of the netherlands and in that normally go wrapped up little areas of showers which have been snow up until recently now this real cold air has got down to the black sea the north and the agent all right for the adriatic and that frontal system it is the front of the cold air has more or less become stationary now it will keep moving slowly east with her eastern europe the area behind is not quite honest culture and today the show is more of sleet and rain than of snow there is still snow falling in germany are running down the western side of austrian stilson stow clearly in albania and generally speaking this area is going to be

i'm going to see a new in south central chile and coming up i'll explain why indigenous slang grouched and political violence are escalating out of control industry to. we begin in myanmar where there are reports of security forces using lethal force against protesters once again at least 8 people are believed to have been killed during a raid in the town of kalak that's in the northwest security forces reportedly stormed a protest camp there using heavy weapons against civilians for more than 2 months now people in myanmar have defied a brutal crackdown by security forces to call for democracy more than 580 people have now been killed since the military seized power from elected leaders in a crew back in february while a near total internet shutdown is making it tougher to verify those reports of civilian casualties scott heide reports from bangkok in neighboring thailand. because of this bloody crackdown that we've seen right across myanmar over the last several weeks against these protest gatherings as well as the civil disobedience movement that is because they've been starting ver

i'm going to see a new in south central chile and coming up i'll explain why indigenous lying grabs and political violence are escalating out of control in just 3 to. no iran's president has held progress in these latest efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal hassan rouhani has called tuesday's talks in vienna a new success for his government to working groups of in session to discuss the possible lifting of u.s. sanctions as well as tehran's commitment to the deal and also on tuesday and iranian navy ship was attacked in the red sea it's still unclear who is responsible let's speak now to us a big case in the iranian capital tehran for us as of starting with this ship attack i know the details are sketchy but. what more do we know at this stage. what we do know is that this ship was attacked sometime yesterday morning now is raining state t.v. is saying that this ship belonged to the iranian navy it was used as a base in the red sea it's been there for a number of years and it supports commandos that carry out operations to protect iranian merchant vessels and world tankers what the i

it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this plot of woodland is basically what we're trying to achieve its rich diverse and nature is renewing itself us. as soul searching here just to show that we have really nice diversity here multi layered with many different phases of growth and a cane there's plenty of woody debris and lots of micro habitats i'm proud of this i use my expertise to help kick off this process and nature did the rest. on what this is what a forest should look like i'm a member of greenpeace and we're fighting against the forestation and illegal timber and point the problem is that we do need would rather draw on our own forests here in france but i don't want to exploit them to the point of destruction that's not what's going on. in romania rapacious logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber. even the government admits it's a major problem. the car paid me and mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappea

central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. here dema go into his wife suzanne and clown have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today they're relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is an invite and in the in a forest certain species of trees like linden and fir trees serve as a kind of alkaline pound. ducted diggin it and they have deep roots which help funnel certain nutrients back towards the surface. i mean even to the few that helps sustain other plant and tree species. little things like that can make a big difference. in this part of france forests are treated like an agricultural product and fast growth cycles are encouraged. to be on once you fill the holes with soil then you gently put your feet around the satellite and give it a little tug. that way you give the roof some shia and breathing space which helps them develop its own who don't even want to learn and we understand it will be a commit local saplings are already adapted to local climate conditi

that is south-central but we don't say that anymore. [laughter] that is where usc is located.and there is a university village shopping court a mixture of local businesses at price points that were accessible the university replace that with usc village that was described with the training wreck disneyland meets hogwarts with this medieval design. we've all seen the different university with that style and then they were pushed out for trader joe's or starbucks and amenities. and as a raise the prices because of developers want to meet the needs of students who pay more. and then with the subdivided apartment so families are pushed out so the argument with the usc building will put the housing back on campus and that was a blow of university housing inflation but residents understood the prices on the usc village would be so inflated that students will still find their way back into the neighborhood and reinflate the values of the rental properties. now on top of that we don't even have the local businesses in commercial amenities we once had with the former university village

it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this part of what land is basically what we're trying to achieve it's rich diverse and nature is renewing itself just. as all sides and i just assumed that we had really nice diversity here multi layered with many different phases of growth and decaying there's plenty of woody debris and lots of micro how the tax i'm proud of this i use my expertise to help kick off this process and nature did the rest. on what this is what a forest should look like and i'm a member of greenpeace and we're fighting against the forestation and illegal timber and point of the problem is that we do need would rather draw on our own forests here in france but i don't want to exploit them to the point of destruction . in romania rapacious logging practices are the order of the day the country exports huge amounts of illegally log timber. even the government admits it's a major problem. the car paid the end mountains are still blanketed in forests but they're disappearing at an ala

. >> two weeks after the rodney king video goes worldwide, a young girl in south central los angeles walks into a crane-owned grocery store. >> the security camera got the dispute. she thought the girl was going to steal some orange juice. there was a skrugle. doo produced a happened gun and shot hare lens in the head. >> that both would be on video had the sense for many people saying we've finally got evidence. >> a jury convicted her of voluntary manslaughter. sentenced to parole and community service but no jail time. >> got away with murder. >> you can have a person killed with a video, with eyewitnesss and this is what you get. >> we want justice! >> the case has become a symbol of tensions between african-americans and the cranes who have become successful merchants in many of the poorest black neighborhoods. >> south los angeles has been kind of abandoned by a lot of commercial entities. there weren't many markets. liquor stores became a place you would go for cigarettes, diapers, whatever. >> we can use it for our families. >> go back to korea. >> every time up want to get [

we have got some talent out there this afternoon, a bit of high cloud drifting south across a central uk, closer to the east coast it is a little bit cooler. breezy in the english channel towards the south—west of england with lighter winds elsewhere. staying dry through the evening and overnight, so another chilly night to come. we will see temperatures falling to around freezing, perhaps a few degrees below especially in the north. staying just about above freezing in the south. a bit of a breeze in the south and a bit of cloud drifting in across eastern counties of england. the best of the sunshine further west, but a bit cooler than today at between ten and 17 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson�*s official flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advisor dominic cummings. hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen, as it records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row.

coming out, we have an exclusive interview with the central bank governor of south africa. we will break that down with arend kapteyn, ubs chief economist, joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." south africa's central bank will continue with accommodative monetary policy since it -- policy to support an economy ravaged by the pandemic. that is the message from the central bank governor. he spoke with dani burger of bloomberg earlier today. >> for as long as inflation -- the central bank will have more reasons to remove accommodations. [indiscernible] dani: so in that case, even as you perhaps see inflation moving a little but higher than that for .5% range -- that 4.5% range, even in that, cuts don't make sense. is that a way to characterize it? >> the forecast we have is that yes, we might be just over 4.5% in one of the quarters, but inflation will remain contained. but there are risks to the inflation outlook, and the risks are coming from the supply side. the disruption of glob

best air quality around the south central bay for tomorrow.e should see the numbers improve a bit as the sea breeze turn stronger and temperatures cool off for first half of the week. temperatures in the 40s the low 50s. we'll see patch of misty skies. our highs tomorrow with the strongest sea breeze around the great highway. you may get sand blown around with gusts close to 30. notice how highs have dropped. low to mid-80s out toward the tri valley. 76 in san jose. 66 in san francisco. 76 afternoon san raphael. obviously the reservoir situation. we're on our second dry year now. number continue to come down. the big four reservoir at about 70% of historical average and locally we're seeing the numbers too especially around the santa clara valley. any chance of late season rain would be welcome. both for short term fire danger concern and hopefully to get a bit of rain in forecast and that's possiblily where things could be headed. stay tuned. looks like possibly sunday into early next week we could be looking at some opportunities for some sh

but also the lasting impact we are getting word this evening of some rock—throwing by youths in south—centralngeles. the response to george floyd's death was an echo of the outrage that followed another watershed moment captured on camera almost 30 years ago. in the intervening decades since the brutal beating of rodney king, many more names have come to haunt the public consciousness. we need every officer to be held accountable. and until then, it's still scary to be a black man or woman in america on account of the police. the trial of derek chauvin was one of the most important this country has ever seen — its impact really cannot be overstated. the conviction and incarceration of a former police officer is a major victory for those who've been calling for greater accountability for the use of force. and the hope is the verdict will bring with it the power to begin healing america's deeply fractured race relations. chauvin is in the courtroom, but america's on trial! mr crump, nada tawfik with bbc. you're standing here with mothers who have to relive the pain every time there's another in

least $22.00 tourists groups they were not there before 911 but now they have one up and from south central asia from middle east from africa from you know like a son and from other countries there are so many to this moves it's not only al qaeda anymore but some would argue that those groups developed during america's presence there the u.s. troops presence there so doesn't that speak against the argument that the troops should stay even after 20 years of trying to make the situation better in afghanistan. i love that when we talk about 20 years of the troops presence in a harness and it's kind of shocking numbers for so many people but for me you know i lived in germany in europe and in the u.s. and i have traveled around the word u.s. it has been in germany for decades after world war 2 they are in asia you know they're in south korea there in japan they're in middle east of course their presence in afghanistan is now not involved in a counterinsurgency mission it's an afghan war afghans are fighting there were so used presence is required to maintain and contain and fight these terroris

i'm on the scene human in south central chile in coming up i'll explain why indigenous lying grabs and little violence are escalating out of control in this region. hello everyone european health authorities are found a possible link between the astra zeneca vaccine and a rare blood clotting disorder regulators though insist the benefits of the shot far outweigh the risks says after a handful of people out of tens of millions have been given the job developed a life threatening from versus. the reports of cases of unusual blood clotting following vaccination with the astra zeneca vaccine should be listed as possible side effects of the vaccine based on the current available evidence specific risk factors such as age gender or previous medical history of charting disorders have not been able to be confirmed as the rarest and repents are seen in all ages and in men and women so while the european so all age groups can still use the vaccine the u.k. health regulators taking a different stance it's a lot of things will be offered an alternative to the astra zeneca back saying when it's ava

before at least 22 tourists groups they were not there before 911 but now they have one up and from south central asia from middle east from africa from you know like a son and from other countries there are so many to those groups it's not only al qaeda anymore but some would argue that those groups developed during america's presence there the u.s. troops presence there so doesn't that speak against the argument that the troops should stay even after 20 years of trying to make the situation better in afghanistan. i love that when we talk about 20 years of the troops presence in a harness and it's kind of shocking numbers for so many people but for me you know i lived in germany in europe and in the u.s. and i have traveled around the word u.s. it has been in germany for decades after world war 2 they are in asia you know they're in south korea that in japan they're in middle east of course their presence in afghanistan is now not involved in the counterinsurgency mission that's an afghan one afghans are fighting there were so used presence is required to maintain and contain a fight these terro

i'm going to see a new in south central chile and coming up i'll explain why indigenous lying grabs and political violence are escalating out of control in this region. health regulators from the u.k. and the european union are about to reveal if they see any links between astra zeneca has called it 1000 vaccine and where blood clots those clots for friends in just a handful of the 10s of millions of people who have been given the job but many countries have raised concerns south korea is the latest to temporarily suspend its use in people under the age of 60 i don't choose to eat the university of oxford holds the trial of the vaccine in children saying that this was just a precautionary measure let's go live very soon attash a buckler she's joining me from paris where she will be monitoring the in. from the european medicines agency. that's asher this is spin a story that's been percolating you could say for several weeks and months now. we wait for an announcement on just how safe this vaccine is just give us a sense of why it's so important to find out which vaccines countries in eu

absolutely it will lead to persistent howard jurists who hold a swath of territory in south central somalia terrorists who are. stepping up their attacks now and that's course was the cause of the original breakdown in many respects but this is empowering the different clans rabble clans against each other including as personified with the leader of these 2 provinces that i mention of course there's another province a 1000000 it's already declared independence and the whole thing could sort of fall apart like a house of cards if this doesn't get back on track somalians is proving again and again that they can't work these things out on their own and international mediation must be not only brought in government in theory quickly in order to resolve this the last negotiations in early april at the airport were done under the aegis of african union peacekeeping troops that protect the airport and the mediator since laurean as we've seen in other one of africa's conflicts that i've discussed in your program before and don't definitely need international mediation when you months i'm going to m

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before these 22 tourist groups they were not there before 911 but now they have one up and from south central asia from middle east from africa from you know pakistan and from other countries there are so many to this moves it's not only al qaeda anymore but some would argue that those groups developed during america's presence there the u.s. troops presence there so doesn't that speak against the argument that the troops should stay even after 20 years of trying to make the situation better in afghanistan. i love that when we talk about 20 years of the troops presence in a harness and it's kind of shocking numbers for so many people but for me you know i lived in germany in europe and in the u.s. and i have traveled around the word u.s. it has been in germany for decades after world war 2 and they are in asia you know that in south korea that in japan they're in middle east of course their presence in afghanistan is now not involved in a counterinsurgency mission it's an afghan what afghans are fighting there were so used presence is required to maintain and contain and fight these terrorist

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rare storms coming through, and through manatee county in south central florida yesterday. core of it gets up to the northeast today. so a look here, philadelphia, new york, d.c. you've seen rain in new york city, and in the i-95 corridor, today, tonight into tomorrow. messy sunday into monday. the temperatures not quite as warm has they have been this past week. low seasonal levels here for cleveland, back through philadelphia and boston, and then behind that across the upper midwest, look at this. monday, tuesday, chilly air moving in. in the teens and 20s and sliding a little farther east later in the week. >>> good morning. we have clear skies. there is patchy fog out there this morning giving way totototo >>> this weather report totototo sponsored by boar's head. a little ham, cheese, mustard, rye. >> go. make a sandwich. all right. and by the way, we got the shears ready. what are we two weeks aye away? >> i got vaccinated last week. so two weeks from yesterday i'll be on air. >> here we go. >> there's going to be a blimp, a military flyover. president's probably goin

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>>> hospitals across south and central america are struggling to cope with the rising number of covidand patients. variants and slow vaccinations are combining to drive the surge. cnn's matt rivers reports from new mexico -- or from mexico city, rather. >> reporter: we continue to get reminders that throughout the western hemisphere in the americas this pandemic just isn't getting better as fast as many of us hoped that it would at this point. the pan american health organization saying in the last week of all the covid-related deaths worldwide one in four were recorded in the america has. meanwhile, looking throughout latin america, pan american health organization says that infections in just about every country throughout this region are rising, we're seeing concerns trends in costa rica, hospitals filling up in guatemala and colombia infections rates are nearing what they were in january as icu occupancy rates continue to be a major concern in major cities like bogota. we're hearing from brazil, a new study suggests that 90% roughly of new covid infections in san paulo are due to

the great basin just east of the sierra nevada couple of showers down in the kern county in the south central valley. but most of us have dried back out as high pressure builds back in. we're going to stay dry and temperatures are actually going to get warmer today. the coolest one of the forecast. san francisco, hayward and oakland in the upper 50's fremont morgan hill right at 60 degrees. livermore at 61 for your daytime high today. tomorrow as much as 10 degrees warmer for inland in bayside cities. warm-up further into wednesday and keep those 80's around for the rest of april last 3 days of the month for wednesday, thursday and friday. we're ending this month on a dry note after only one day of rainfall for the entirety of april. that was yesterday starting off may also on a dry and comfortable note into the weekend. john, thank you so much. you've been keeping a close eye on the richmond. sandra fell bridge were up to him up. >> 40 minutes for your drive. time to 17 minutes ago or so. now we're back down to 40 minutes. so conditions are improving across the bridge here. that's not becaus

but for both of them to happen at the same intersection here at kirchner in monterey and south-central it's very disturbing and also the fact that one person was in a wheelchair. the other is a walker also makes it that much more disturbing. to videos to help tell the story. let's take a look at the first one. this we'll take you back to about 8.30, last night. wednesday evening here just north of kirchner on moderate near the burger king there. police tell us that a woman was crossing the street. they're crossing monterey. she was not in the crosswalk, but she was using a walker when she was struck and killed. the driver did not stop. the second incident back on april first now in this particular instance of the woman, a 37 of vanessa and rc identify later was actually in the cross walk and she was in a wheelchair when she was struck and killed. there is no a suspect description or vehicle description available in the most recent incident. but that second piece of video. i want to go now show you what this intersection is like during the daytime here. there's no apparent connection be

i want to see anyone in south central chile in coming up i'll explain why indigenous slang grabs and the little violence are escalating out of control in this region. and i'm far as small have all the day's sport including liverpool have it all to do in their champions league quarter final tie with round the tread after they were beaten $31.00 in the 1st leg . well in the next hour health regulators from the u.k. and the european union will reveal if they see links soon astra zeneca is cool with 19 vaccine and rare blood clots courts or friends or just a handful of people among the 10s of millions who have been given the vaccine but some countries have raised concerns none the less. south korea is the latest to temporarily suspend its use and people under the age of 60 and choose say the university of oxford polls our trial of the vaccine in children saying it was just a precaution lived to join a how is that say the vaccination sense of for is in london join or the vaccine for later as well underway in the u.k. millions of people have had it there but the safety issues surrounding t

could see some sand kicking up in the air you can see this belt of cloud and rain extending south across central china that's bringing heavy a showers to southern areas and india china could see some localized flooding in northern vietnam from those heavy downpours hong kong will also see some of those showers 26 degrees there and as we hop across to india now we can see temperatures here really are on the up edging up into the early forty's we had above average temperatures for pakistan and afghanistan central areas could see one or 2 showers but it's further south that will see the thunderstorms. sponsored by qatar airways in the fire thailand's of home in mesopotamia where the 1st settlements formed the cradle of civilization iraqi people who've depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by and pollution outages or world reveals how the manmade decline of one of history's most famed ancient environments is leaving its people struggling to survive iraq's dying rivers. again this is 0 the main news this hour at least 82 people have been kil

program is set to expire in south africa the all share gives us another green arrow this week south africa's central bank said it had no plans to change its soft policy on rates however it is expected that it has hit the bottom in those rates and a rise to counter inflation will be the next change if there is any the treasury also extended its government back business loan program to july after it was scheduled to end this month moving over to europe and the americas let's start in the u.k. where the footsie well that's up this week rising about point 6 percent on friday alone to cross the.

program is set to expire in south africa the all share gives us another green arrow this week south africa's central bank said it had no plans to change its soft policy on rates however it is expected that it has hit the bottom in those rates and a rise to counter inflation will be the next change if there is any the treasury also extended its government back business loan program to july after it was scheduled to end this month moving over to europe and the americas let's start in the u.k. where the footsie well that's up this week rising about point 6 percent on friday alone to cross the 7000 threshold for the 1st time since february the rally was led by financials basic materials industrial stocks and hopes of a continued economic recovery the. dax and french cac they're also in the grain hitting record highs of the pan european stock $600.00 rose for the 7th straight week point 7 percent on friday alone the gains were led by the automobile sector with german car and truck maker dialer up 2.5 percent and the latest data showing new car registrations in europe actually jumped more than 87 percent

whether that is this area of low pressure just spins its way down across scotland sinks further south was central parts of europe last find a dry over towards the southwest yeah we have still got some showers rolling in the cross by and coach hill southern parts of france also seeing some of that west weather a little push its way into the north of italy as we go on through choose day maybe want to see showers too across the hungary in plain ukraine see some showers western parts of russia also scandinavia on the other hand still looking a lot of the driver the next couple of days some dry weather trying to push his way back in the cross the british isles as we go through wednesday as shallow sinking a little further south would sneak long awaited rifle's been a very dry april for the way of rainfall coming down across a good part of england and wales showers meanwhile continue into front seats of a good part of spain and portugal nor the possum rock i might just catch a shower or 2 was well over the next day but otherwise useless to try to cross libya through time must push further south with th

we do have a tornado watch in effect across parts of florida and across parts of south-central georgiagood news. this batch of storms is going to go through florida, another bout of rain tomorrow, so we are going to see some rain in florida, but i think the worst of the severe weather is going to be diminishing throughout the next number of hours. where we do see that yellow, that is the area where we could see strong winds over the next maybe say up until about 3:00 this afternoon or so. things improving, which is good news. i will tell you this is the season we get this. for the most part, we're going to watch improving conditions here, colder air across parts of the west. last are weekend we had temperatures into the upper 80s in places like minnesota, south dakota and north dakota that shouldn't see those temperatures for this time of year, now take a look at what's happening. temperatures well below average, feeling a bit more like late winter. all right, back to you. gillian: rick, thanks so much. we appreciate it. have a great one. rick: you too the. kristin: we have a lot to th