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when you are in the jungle, the jungle community, you almost pitched in. you want to pull your own weight, you want to be a valuable member of that society. so when you are on the train, as much as possible you acted like a member of the crew. now the bulls were there to try to get you off, but to get you off the train and out of the way. and off the property of the train company. but the crew, they were often traveling with less than full crews, so if you get on the train, and make yourself helpful, make yourself useful, the crew members of the train, would appreciate that extra helping hand, and they might step in for you, when the bulls are trying to get you off the train, or they are abusing you along the way. and you always help fellow hobos because they were people just like you, and they were in need, they were looking for a way to make a living, and a way to get home. you also always tried to keep yourself as clean as possible. and the hobos referred to this as boiling up. every chance you got a could boil yourself up, which meant you would take so

now this would come in very handy back at the hobo jungle because the hobo jungle each night would each what was called a mulligan stew, and so the hobos would live in this jungle, this village and during the day they would go out and find work hopefully and then they would come back and they would create this mulligan stew, and the part of the hobo code there was that you could have access to the stew if you contributed to the stew and you generally got one, maybe two days of leeway so if you went out and couldn't find any work and you came back and didn't have anything to contribute to the stew, they would still lit eat that day and then maybe the next day and if you went more than two days without bringing it in, chances are you're going to be considered a bum, so whatever it was you would bring it back and maybe you wouldn't put the pear in the stew but slice this up with your fellow hobos as a dessert item but if you had tomatoes or anything like that as payment all of that went into the hobo stew. you might also carry little candle, again, just for some liking if you're in a boxca

here in the intact jungle of the tumble part or is it still pleasantly cool.but just to columbus his down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine. then the 1st way station in the intact part of the time across a nature conservation area $2700.00 square metres of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning they're on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're in every time we find the gold mine. they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers but these threats are not to be taken lightly and. from

here in the intact jungle of the tumble part of a reserve it's still pleasantly cool.but just to columbus has down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this on. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine is. then the 1st way station in the in touch part of the time because of nature conservation area 2700 square of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning they're on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're willing to every time we find the gold mine as they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers these threats are not to be taken lightly and.

here in the intact jungle of the tumble part or is it still pleasantly cool.but just 2 kilometers down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine this. then the 1st place date. in the intact part of the time because the nature conservation area $2700.00 square of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning there on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're going every time we find the gold mine as they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers these threats are not to be taken lightly. from here o

border they will have to 1st cross one of the most dangerous jungles in the world or a bird in memory reports. stranded on this beach for weeks in makeshift homes hundreds of refugees have finally be given the green light by authorities to leave colombia's seaside town of neck ugly the town which neighbors part of has closed its borders last march to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the people's desperation is evident. the migration authority says the group is mostly made up of patients but includes some from cuba and africa they're all looking to make a better life themselves in the u.s. . the trip will take them across the caribbean go straight to caprica from there the trip becomes infamously dangerous moment at the moment we have to cross the panama and from panama if we can continue to mexico but it means getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas it stretches for almost 100 kilometers connecting colombia and panama not only do they have to pick their way through dense vegetation and extreme humidity but it's also an area known for drug

the fight against illegal gold diggers. encourages jungles this takes heavy weapons the price of gold skyrocketed during the pandemic and the number of forbidding mines is exploding. with company a special unit in their dangerous warning against reckless environmental destruction. global 3000. next on d w. have thought him funding. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself but only a few people can enjoy the benefits of. an insidious reward system coerces people into loyalty towards the regime of. those who don't make it into the fun the trouble is live in poverty. have fun in challenging. 45 minutes on d. w. . why did this person becomes his her. there are many observers. there on. the bed and there is a lot that can be done to. make up your own mind. welcome to global street alpha. mediæval beliefs in today's world in kyrgyzstan sons of prized possessions what about divorces. northern mexico was once home to the mexican gray wolf with a lot of help the creatures and now returning. but we start in the peruvian amazon and where th

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in the fight against illegal gold diggers. in peru's jungles this takes heavy weapons the price of gold skyrocketed during the pandemic and the number of forbidding mines is exploding. with company a special unit in their dangerous work against reckless environmental destruction. global 3000. next on d w. eco india. this is what the delhi sounds like a single day. but that said to change. because noise pollution makes people and animals you know. more calm for metropolises how can that be achieved. in 60 minutes on d w. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many transit. there are many answers. and there are many stories. god make good by. the law but. still made for mines. welcome to global street alpha. mediæval beliefs in today's world in kyrgyzstan sons of priced possessions what about georgia's. northern mexico was once home to the mexican gray wolf with a lot of help the creatures and now returning. but we start in the peruvian as and where there's gold to be found how can locals put a stop to illegal gold mining. gold is the

but it means getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas. it stretches for almost 100 kilometers connecting colombia and panama not only do they have to pick their way through dense vegetation and extreme humidity but it's also an area known for drug and people smuggling gangs him doing last about it in the jungle we have to walk for almost a week so we have to carry water food as well and in the jungle they are wild animals so we have to carry machetes for safety these dangerous parts of become the only way north for thousands of people over the past few years not all of them survive. colombia deported about 3800 people mostly from haiti local officials say there must be a better solution. we want to call in all of your thought to tease all the governments that in one way or another to deal with this migratory dynamic to concentrate their efforts towards the search for a solution to this problem that afflicts us not only in colombia in a cookie but in the world in general these people say they're scared of what lies ahead and they're riskin

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we call them bed and breakfasts in the jungle. aking a family member, pay a fee, the stopping point and you are on your way but there was a big cartel inside of columbia, people started vote services, coming around to the north coast of panama, some deaths occurred with some migrants and the narcos shut that off. they used the migrants in their drug business. you saw these things as they moved to central america, they mix to the record migrants lows. what is the singularity. they don't speak the language, they are becoming possible for different reasons and those trying to identify trigger points. one of the amazing things, they used the government to move migrants so i will wrap up real quick and say when you have jungle foot, you hurt yourself. the migrants -- they turned themselves into the government, food and shelter, and the process when you release them on the bus and go to the next country and turn themselves in as well. the actual coyotes were using the government to move the migrants up through the chain. once you are in

indigenous people are setting up we call them that bed-and-breakfast in the jungle, just a place you'det out from the rain and pay a a fee, a stopping point and you move on your way. the narcosis -- actually there was a big cartel that worked the caribbean side of colombia and some migrants started, people started offering boat services. quicker to take a boat to come around to the north coast of panama thank you that treacherous walk. you have a little more money, you could do it some deaths occurred with migrants and the narcosis shut that off because it brought unwanted attention to the area. actually use the migrant flows to help them in the drug business. so resolve these things as aa move up in the central america and the mix into the regular migrant flows. what are the similarities? the routes are similar. the differences are they don't speak the language. they are becoming for different reasons. those trying to identify those on away to do those trigger points as a move up. one of the amazing things we saw that the coyotes got, actually use the governments for migrants. i'll wr

judd says that she broke her leg in four places after tripping over a fallen tree in the jungle last she also said that without the help of local people her internal bleeding would have killed her. they had to readjust her broken bones on the jungle floor so she could be transported out. she was carried on an improvised hammock for hours and then on a motor bike for another six hours. judd is recovering in a hospital in south africa. >>> still ahead, sampling wine. sound engineers create a new way to enjoy fine wine without drinking it. enjoy fine wine wi drinking it. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver 7 moisturizers 3 vitamins 24 hours hydration gold bond champion your skin struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, gold bond but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost o

all the. jungle. paul were on and they're all. right on the north and i don't yet know the. helicopter under their russia the head of my age and any of her. son a thought on him or all were to me as a. terrible loss of lloyd the jungle lloyd to all me those are all new chair ball and then press of pin you guys you're more of your form all off. alas you can bet i've read that you know someone down there could be better. or worse you guys are helicopter car so puzzling me and even my element you know my other larger war one case among many in 2015 the european union put the north korean insurance company on their sanctions list the accusation co financing of the nuclear weapons program through piro $39.00 experts estimate that with crashed helicopters and similar tricks the kim regime and several $100000000.00. but how does the kim regime an itch to transfer the millions it makes to pyongyang the answer is simple through diplomatic channels who are holding their tears for she who is who worked there who were annoyed there's a way as well of the goods it is her little bit of. t

we meet the central american refugees trekking through one of the world's most dangerous jungles and hope of a better life. coach in the upcoming super bowl is under investigation after a car accident we'll have more details coming up in sports. how is the weather looks pretty unsettled across a good part of the middle east over the next couple of days lots of wet weather now pushing through the levant seizing across iraq into iran some heavy rain there over the mountains or really turns to snow as well and that cloud in right not too far from us here in casa sunday is the warmer day 26 celsius with the winds coming in from over a southerly direction but as this system makes its way further eastwards the way this will switch from will have a northerly push now winds temperatures at around $22.00 celsius could catch a spot or 2 of right not too much to speak of elise here on the other side of the gulf with that what's the weather will fizzle out as it pushes across iran want to see showers around the southern end of the red sea so yemen could catch a shower at sea just around the gulf

but it means 1st getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas it stretches for most 100 kilometers connecting colombia upon him of not only do they have to pick their way through dense vegetation and extreme humidity but it's also an area known for drug and people smuggling gangs. in the jungle we have to walk for almost a week so we have to carry water food as well and in the jungle they are wild animals so we have to carry machetes for safety these dangerous parts have become the only way north for thousands of people over the past few years not all of them survive most year colombia deported about 3800 people mostly from haiti local officials say there must be a better solution. all we want all the authorities all the governments that in one way or another to deal with this migratory dynamic to concentrate their efforts towards the search for a solution to this problem that afflicts us not only in colombia in a cockley but in the world in general these people say they're scared of what lies ahead a low they're risking their lives but having a

rental because of the metal barriers that are settled and i've got to say our fault you know besides the jungle produced the song and he's taken the precaution of relocating with his family like so many others he's taking a huge risk by speaking out but he says it's worth it. i'm going to be honest i would rather i actually did it dear. for years britney spears fans have worried for the pop star's well being now their concern is going mainstream thanks in part to the film framing britney spears the new york times produced documentary examines spears' battle to end her father's court appointed control of her life there and dates back to the singer's public breakdown over a decade ago. britney was so serious and so focused this is a girl that's coming from strength the new york times documentary focuses on the legal battle britney spears has been engaged in over her father's conservatorship jamie spears has been in charge of his daughter's business affairs and other areas of her life since 2008 1st thing is britney was able to make the judgment hey i get what's going on i get that i'm not going t

border they will 1st have to cross one of the most dangerous jungles in the world laura berman molly reports stranded on this beach for weeks in makeshift. hundreds of refugees have finally be given the green light by authorities to leave colombia's seaside town of nick oakley the town which neighbors part of a has closed its borders last march to prevent the spread of crude a virus. the people's desperation is evident. the migration authority says the group is mostly made up of patients but includes cuba and africa they're all looking to make a better life for themselves in the u.s. . who trip would take them across the caribbean go straight to caprica from there the trip becomes in the sea both dangerous. at the moment we have to cross the panama and from panama if we can continue to mexico. but it means 1st getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas it stretches for almost 100 kilometers connecting colombia and panama not only do they have to pick their way through dense vegetation and extreme humidity but it's also an area known for drug a

for preserving a knocker stint with the guerrillas tricked out drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. a foreign rights militia of $20000.00 men the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's new just so much military suffered ambushes by the fog the soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that moles in the zones they took over the areas the state could never reach under pressure from the d.n.a. the criminals who came off to one hunted down the shell companies were dismantled under arrest increased. power defines our laws little babies were dying and they did nothing there were people in power in vest again exposing is and question they use and abuse of power around the globe and how do they have. such shit shit. threats of more sanctions against me and my ruling military judge after the bloodiest day and more than 2 weeks of anti kook protests. load welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headqua

the jungle is not easy. not easy. is dangerous or not? very dangerous. old the bbc that he funds is journey through ads on his channel, social media partnerships and crowdfunding his fans. but there are other people finding ways to make money from the migrant youtube phenomenon. lurking in the comments section of those videos, we found people smugglers using the platform to find clients who are willing to pay to get into the eu illegally. looking at some of the comments underneath anwar�*s posts, there is a post here that has a phone number that says a moroccan guy in turkey who can help you travel by truck to the czech republic or slovakia. we asked an undercover reporter in morocco to contact the number posted on youtube. she pretends to be a single mother, hoping to reach austria with her young daughter. a people smuggler on the other end says he can arrange her travel. he sends our reporter an example of the fake medical documents that he can produce which will help her circumvent morocco�*s strict covid travel ban. he says an associate will collect h

novelist upton sinclair in the jungle described the brutal lives of chicago stockyard workers.id, i wish to brighten the country by a picture of what it's industrial masters are doing to their victims. exposes like these finally led the government to create the first agencies to protect workers. woodrow wilson won neighbor support by agreeing to improve safety in the workplace. in 1913 the department of labor was established. pressure for change was often finally effective only after a major tragedy. after 361 men died in a mining disaster in 1907, their bureau of mines was set up to supervise mine safety. gradually industry began to regulate itself in what is known as the voluntary safety movement. the national safety council in 1913 set voluntary guidelines for safety, engineering, and better working practices. companies put guards around machinery, set up first-aid stations, and began safety classes. but safety education stressed that most accidents were the workers' own fault. this film, made by the national association of manufacturers in 1911, was one of many that singled

being tough but fair new york can get loud and people tell it like it it could take all of the concrete jungle the melting pot the city that never sleeps if this energy that makes it feel like old but amid the hustle it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who needs to be heard we all have a story this is how i see it is my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious now i'm basing your outlook and my work takes me around the world might get things from a mistake to tell the important stories behind the headlines what is the heart of the story why does it matter who live impacts not just stay focused if you want the answers to cut through the noise to get to the truth. might have a star kelly and i put it to death and. they were forced into a nameless mass of their bodies and they are in tools. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. it just drives home the greed for power and profit plummeted and the entire continent into chaos and violence the slave system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up t

. >> when i crashed in the jungle and was in the jungle for two days and everything in the jungle has thorns, tore up my legs. and when i got rescued by one of our patrols that was out looking for me, they weren't supposed to -- they were supposed to stay at home until somebody found the crash so they could know where to go. but he said he couldn't sit there on his duff while two men were out in the jungle and he had a patrol available. so, they went out a day early. and i walked into their patrol on the second day that i was out, and they took me to base hospital. on one of the pt boats, a fellow by the name of john f. kennedy was a lieutenant in charge of pt boat squadron 109. >> some of the fellows who requested the red tail to escort them over berlin were the same fellas who didn't want black fighters there in the first place. but they had done so well with them until they said, hey, better get those red tails to go with us on this first flight. >> why were you dubbed red tails? >> because the tails were painted red and the nose of the plane was painted red. and because of that re

talk about our problems, other people think we are over exaggerating, but no, we really live in the jungle misha is taking us into the settlement where he has lived all his life. it is severely overcrowded. warding off the virus is nearly impossible. >> people cannot keep themselves safe. >> [speaking in foreign language] correspondent: roma communities have long been discriminated against, but the pandemic has cut them off from society. at one point, e people here were blamed for the virus. without formal contracts, they are struling to access government support. surviving is now a slog. the bulgarian government is working with communities to identify and support those in need, providing them with food parcels and additional teaching, but the help is hard to come b, and as the rain pours, problems mount. >> [speaking in foreign lauage] correspondent: it must be tough getting through pandemic without water? >> it is awful. >> the state is not considering us like citizens. the state is like a mother for us. she should think about us. she should help us win we are in need -- when we are in n

fighting in the jungles of vietnam, patrolling the mountains of afghanistan, you served our country andlling to sacrifice for the nation as we know it and as the world knows it. although most of you have traded in your uniform for public service, your country needs you one more time. the world watched president trump tell his bigie. the world watched his supporters come to washington at his invitation. the world watched as he told his supporters to march here to the capital -- capitol, and president trump, our commander in chief at the time, failed to defend us as he utterly failed in his duty to preserve, protect, and defend. and now the world is watching us. wondering whether our constitutional republic is going to respond the way it should, the way it is supposed to, whether the le of law will prevail. because the answer to that question has consequences far beyond our own borders. think of the consequences to our diplomats and negotiators as they sit at tables around the world to enforce our agenda on trait, the economy, human rights. -- trade, the economy, and human rights. to fail

said he hasn't the code to convince him to form the kind of early but the commute play in the. jungle and. throughout the postwar period lives silver and his stuff experimented to prove his fire a genetic cancer theory 2 he was eager to complete his work. is back breaking work in labor camps had failed to destroy lives filled with talent all make him bitter but they did undermine his health. border when you go below as though it's pretty crass their side 2 would good to choose to it's that they choose to it's simple get real steel because it still will cool just them so it was all of the yellow boys that it's ok yes they will still play and if that does really slow shit to a person was a 1000000 serious. and you were at this will be a cook to studies show that equated. to get taking seriously via osa show us. your aborted it's you may stay true to pl are still pretty good. but yet 3 of em here come your previous really different accents also. the show to call you other would to a good deal cause a shit what you were doing could lead to a militia to put relates to an option you. knew f

from it becoming an august and with the guerrillas taking out drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. a fall right militia of $20000.00 men the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's legitimate military suffered ambushes by the font the soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated than those in the zones they took over the areas the state could never reach under pressure from the dea the criminals who came off the problem escobar hunted down their shell companies were dismantled under arresting increased. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover tracking down an international organized crime network. is going to. go down to exposing direct links to corruption at the highest level of the bangladesh government. the fact that they. used. to al-jazeera investigations all the prime ministers men. what's most important is talking to people understanding what they are going through. we believe everyone has a st

mitchell: in 1934, the famous author upton sinclair who had written the jungle decades before but thenrote other muckraking books and novels that made him one of the most famous authors in the world, decided to run for governor of california in the depth of the depression. switching his party allegiance from socialist to democrat. at a time when fdr was popular. lo and behold, he inspired one of the greatest mass movements in the history of the country called and property -- called and poverty. they could push their own newspaper, they had drawn the state, so forth. amazingly, he went on to win the democratic primary in a landslide. in august of 1934. and appeared headed for victory. so all the forces against them, republicans, sir -- conservatives, moderate democrats, others, big business, hollywood certainly. form together to defeat him at all costs. and, of course my book goes into all of this at great length. the wild schemes to defeat him. and among them was an important brush was importantly, -- was importantly, hollywood employers docking employees base pay and taking other step

the jungle to have to be told. it's fantasy the genocide does bring the basic fear. chetan and the other hand on victim's families have set up the social center to pressure the state to ban far right organizations and stop the terrorists before it's too late as with the handout killer to b.s. rochon after initial content. the council business shuffle is keep their kind of staff. run by. the can and process miss target and are thus commom us and our systems along with this thing running near the end rough i live. in. a mosquito no one there could be us last monday it's. also owns this not. only not us i'm trying to bring up an issue and her name. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. again at the most because they know no rush but us throw up most of us have got ways to go on things and your bios at the. back home blac

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