they fly to our last stop the forest of good to me in togo. to the people in this area the forest is some percent. they head out into the woods following their priests in the procession they believe the gods of the forest and seal them from sickness and protect them from evil the priests have always kept a close watch on the forest. but now they have the support of a local environmental group that. they hope to reforest some areas and set up a patrol. and the run away it will give it a greater stretch to the forest are clearing and farming. and at that point and then by. their working together to fight poaching forest burning and timber thieves. and so again a whole bunch of good ideas on protecting and preserving the world we live in that's it for today's program thank you for watching the environment you're brought to you by channels television d.w. and katie had sharon as always it's been a pleasure working with you thank you miller tabak thank you to all of us if you have any questions or ideas that you would like to share with us you can

don't want people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or water mala. i don't want them here. it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day they're helicopters out here they're horse patrols they're a.t.v.'s around there are guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today. it's another way to instill fear in america. since this film. the us continue to increase spending. today. the number of. young people are. having fled or extreme violence in central america. today the broader issue is taking center stage in u.s. politics as u.s. president gets serious about one of his biggest campaign promises we will build the wall yes. ok. oh. with a crackdown on media and political opposition cambodia is getting ready for its national election this one a one east investigates how far temple used ruling party will go to consolidat

as i've met with people around e world, from togo, nigeria, all across the middle east, malvage n the little islands, remote islands in the philippines, all the way across to america, around the world. it is amazing how many people see america as their only hope for having peace in this life. franklin roosevelt felt like the threat of nazi germany justified his actions in joining forces with an evil terrorist dictator. a mass murderer like stalin. but he also joined forces with winston churchill. who also could see the rising .hreat of communism through russia. but now, not so many see the threat anymore. the president is over there in helsinki today, talking to vladimir putin. my conversation with him about , he year and a half ago certainly understood the threat , but so is is to us misinformation about what's real. what's true. i was listening to some of my colleagues before me, i've been listening to people on the news talking about justice kavanaugh, and frankly he was not my first choice out of those that the president could have chosen. to say slavery would be coming back if he

people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or water mala. i don't want them here it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day their helicopters out here their horse patrols their a.t.v.'s around their guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today. it's another way to instill fear in america. since this film. the us continue to increase spending. at no other time in history has been as many. as there are today and now the authorities are bracing for a new children since. the number of families and unaccompanied children. young people are falling family. having fled or extreme violence in central america . today the buddha issue is taking center stage in u.s. politics as u.s. president gets serious about one of his biggest campaign promises we will build the wall. street. building a new life on in the beach living

our natural paradise and home to sea turtles they've been successfully protected in both bennett and togo for years this is where the biosphere reserve is due to begin in the future. we want to see how the more the delta biosphere reserve is progress and then and talk to narrow countries together that over one hundred kilometers wide they're separated by the monterey the the biosphere reserve consists of separate settlements the coastal protection area begins right behind the beach it's a unique biotope here where the monterey the meets the sea the mongrels begin at the mouth of the river shows us the inland waterways behind it. his organization is helping to protect the mangrove forests they've planted forty five new hacked is and marked off spawning grounds for the fish with local residents. we continue in the and too late to haul. here patrice is support in the future. his environmental denies ation is planned in a nature reserve for flora and fauna on the river banks. has already won the fishermen and hunters over so they'll respect the areas where fishing and hunting are prohibited.

refuge for rare species such as the manatee and red bellied monkeys let's take a look at what ben and togo are doing to protect this natural paradise. sylviane davo works for an environmental organization he'd like to see fission in this part of the river delta banned so the fish have a chance to spawn painful parts of your deck you know what we're proposing a ban on fishing for one kilometer around the river delta so the fish will be able to pass back and forth between the mono river and the sink. where seeking a consensus amongst the fishermen. always say you do it for them cause this is. the beach and the dunes beyond it are natural paradise and home to sea turtles they've been successfully protected in both ben and talk open his this is where the biosphere reserve is to begin in the future. we want to see how the more the delta biosphere reserve has progressed and then and talk to narrow countries together that over one hundred kilometers wide they're separated by the mono river the biosphere reserve consists of separate settlements the coastal protection area begins right behind the b

in togo. this was stolen from my brother. so i promised him i'd look for it here. at the junkyard clients pay only twenty to thirty percent of the price for a new part under my couch for today. some. of the drive car has over ten thousand parts. finding the right one for your particular model can take hours. wonderful verite is the part i'm looking for. i remove the cruise control i like tinkering with cars at home it's really too bad these parts are still in great condition. german drivers are in an average of eleven cars in their lifetime that manufacture is a curse on the environment but the salvage work here helps improve the industry's recycling balance somewhat. this is where customers pay for the spare parts. oh and these are no charge. the parts that have been removed from the vehicles in the workshops are also put on sale. we have thirty thousand items in stock drive shaft shock absorbers mudguards engines basically everything. at the end of the day it's time for the road where the white v.w. to be taken apart it's then dumped in the yard to be further dev

don't want people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or water mala. i don't want them here. it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day their helicopters out here their horse patrols their a.t.v.'s around their guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today. it's another way to instill fear in america. since this film. the us continue to increase spending on. the number of. young people are. having fled or extreme violence in central america. today the border issue is taking center stage in u.s. politics as u.s. president gets serious about one of his biggest campaign promises we will build the wall. over. oh we'll. in iraq waste inefficiency and a growing population have led to do when the water supplies. have been determined to the tribe water from any source possible this is what you see as the results now of t

togo port will winners over the sundowns and in group d. to his is a trois decide the swallow's three nil the next round of fixtures take place on july twenty seventh and twenty eighth. after monday's rest day it was felipe who won stage ten of the tour de france and became the first french stage winner of the competition this year it was a one hundred fifty eight point five kilometer mountain to stage the first of three in the alps. dominating in the end with a fine solo attack he crossed the finish line up more than ninety seconds ahead of yawn is a good finish second yellow jersey holder going to finish the stage in fourth place and extends his lead in the standings defending champion chris froome came outside the top ten and is now in sixth place overall. meanwhile the world's best female cyclists competed in the fifth edition of la course on tuesday the one day race followed a similar very through the alps to say ten of the men's tour and that was a thrilling finish as defending champion and meek van luton overtook fellow doctor rider

creation and education spending countries of the bottom of this year's rankings include bikini fassel togo and yemen and one key takeaway is that china join the world's top twenty most innovative economies for the first time. well to get more on the twenty eight hundred global innovation index i'm joined by francis gurry director general of the world intellectual property organization w.i.p.o. is a un agency which promotes the protection of intellectual property throughout the world thanks so much for being with us so how would a high ranking affect the overall quality of life in a country and is it possible for example to to innovate yourself out of poverty yes and what it's not so much the ranking that affects the quality of life but the fact that the ranking reflects that the country is a good producer of innovation that means in turn that the economy will be in its enterprises will be extremely competitive because so much competition now is based on technology and innovation and that competitiveness of the economy of course is reflected in terms of average high income associated with t

togo port will winners over the sundowns and in group d. to his is decide the swallows of three nil the next round of fixtures take place on july twenty seventh and twenty eighth. after monday's rest day it was a leap year one stage ten of the tour de france and became the first french stage one of the competition this year it was a one hundred fifty eight point five kilometer mountain the stage the first of three in the alps really dominating it in the end with a fine solo attack he crushed that cross the line more than ninety seconds ahead of the on is again who finished second yellow jersey holder good egg finish the stage in fourth place and exempt his lead in the standings defending champion krista froome came outside the top ten and is now in sixth place overall. meanwhile the world's best female cyclists competed in the fifth edition of the la course on tuesday the one day race followed just similar very through the alps of stage ten of the men's tour and that was a thrilling finish as defending champion and me ground lucian overtook

creation and education spending countries of the bottom of this year's rankings include bikini fassel togo and yemen and one key takeaway is that china join the world's top twenty most innovative economies for the first time. well to get more on the twenty eight hundred global innovation index i'm joined by francis gurry director general of the world intellectual property organization w.i.p.o. is a un agency which promotes the protection of intellectual property throughout the world thanks so much for being with us so how would a high ranking affect the overall quality of life in a country and is it possible for example to to innovate yourself out of poverty yes and what it's not so much the ranking that affects the quality of life but the fact that the ranking reflects that the country is a good producer of innovation that means in turn that economy will be in its enterprises will be extremely competitive because so much competition now is based on technology and innovation and that competitiveness of the economy of course is reflected in terms of average high income associated with the c

togo port will winners over the sundowns and in group d. to his is decide the swallows of three nil the next round of fixtures take place on july twenty seventh and twenty eighth. after monday's rest day it was felipe who won stage ten of the tour de france and became the first french stage winner of the competition this year it was a one hundred fifty eight point five kilometer mountain to stage the first of three in the alps. dominating in the end with a fine solo attack he crossed the finish line up more than ninety seconds ahead of yawn is the ghetto finish second yellow jersey holder going to finish the stage in fourth place and extends his lead in the standings defending champion chris froome came outside the top ten and is now in sixth place overall. meanwhile the wilds best female cyclists competed in the fifth edition of la course on tuesday the one day race followed a similar very through the alps to say ten of the men's total and that was a thrilling finish as defending champion and meek van luton overtook fellow dock rider on av

people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or white amala. i don't want them here it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day their helicopters out here their horse patrols their a.t.v.'s around their guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today it's another way to instill fear in americans since this film first the u.s. continue to increase spending on border security at no other time in history has there been as many border patrol officers on duty as there are today and now the authorities are bracing for a new challenge children since twenty four the number of families and unaccompanied children apprehended at the border keeps skyrocketing young people are filling family detention centers having fled of a cheat or extreme violence in central america. today the border issue is taking center stage in u.s. poli

there is something really powerful and enabling about being able to see what is liket's just tell it togo . like, let's just take that away and not think about it anymore. in fact, doctor agresti said his young patients often teach him tips on navigating around in the 3-d world. >>> a beautiful sunset this evening, a look at different directions for the top of our sales force tower, capturing the spectacular golden hour. paul deanna is here with your we can forecast. >> is a warm hour right now, 70s still at 11:00 at night for concord and livermore in san jose. we have cooled off in san francisco, we are fog free, and will likely remain that way. 61 degrees for you in santa rosa, a warm night tonight after a warm day, a little extras is in the air. livermore and friedman 58, napa 54. microclimate forecast, wine country is beautiful, calistoga is sunny and warm tomorrow, 92. sunny and warm on sunday, 91 degrees. not going to be as hot as it has been the past couple saturdays, but, it will be well into the 90s, about 7 degrees above average inland. moving out to the beach, it will be quite

the court sentenced togo gallop to three years in prison on the last day of the trial he once again asked the victims and their relatives for forgiveness. and they ending up on the other hand made no statement the court sentenced him to two and a half years in prison. cost insurance a key witness for the prosecution was convicted on nine counts of aiding and abetting murder he was sentenced to three years of juvenile detention. for levin was convicted on nine counts of aiding and abetting murder he was sentenced to ten years in prison. and finally the altitude she continued to deny the charges against her the court convicted to put on ten counts of murder one count of membership in a terrorist organization and one count of arson she was sentenced to life in prison . three and a half decades of german citizen. fourteen million records so in france all. the talk shows. up expires in thirty minutes dublin. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they can stronger. africa on the move. the story of both people of different shaping their nation. and their continent. d.w. is a multimedia se

chance to sit down not in the context of some larger multilateral meeting but just the two of them togo over what's on their mind. president trump had in the past week he's going to raise things like syria, ukraine, the election meddling issue, the whole range of issues between us . griff: the presidents meeting with putin will take place july 16 in helsinki andmany people are wondering in washington whether or not mike pompeo might make a third trip to north korea , that of course would be unannounced. heather: it wouldn't be the first time he headed there unannounced. thank you so much. a major victory in the fight against isis. iraqi forces say the terror groups top finance and logistics chief was killed during the us-led air force raid. two other isis members also killed. iraqi claire victory against isis last december but they are still fighting against some remaining terror cells. a man vowing to fight president trump on manwell obrador won in a landslide. a former mexico city mayor promises to fight back against trump's immigration policy and he calls it amnesty for drug traffick

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we need benefits like togo. trade agreements, president trump talks about wanting new trade agreements and upgraded trade agreements where there are loopholes that were not being ripped off. >> is not alone in reforming the wto. it exists right now what part of the u.s. trading. maybe countries that are in the wto recognize that it just isn't working when you have china in the wto since 2001, they are treating, their practices have gotten worse. our trade and balance with china and our manufacturers in the u.s. has been hit harder than ever since we been in the wto and there's been many cases filed against them and the way they do business. it is not fair and it is not right. >> i know it might be boring but if you ever want to go to the wto and look for yourselves, look how long and how many times we have filed the same complaints over and over. the irony, i think europe has been hit harder than we have. now there at the mercy to a degree because there economy is much larger and faster growing and it's a most l

. >> here we togo. >> there's going to be an aircraft carrier, maybe two. and a wide range of jets. motorcycles. ♪ highway to the danger zone >> maybe a volleyball scene. maybe. we'll see. >> filming began back in may in san diego, where they shot the original. >> will there be female fighter pilots in the cockpit? >> i can say it's something they'll be working on. i'm very excited about it. >> here we go. >> back in 1985 "e.t." was on the set. tom single-handedly made those aviator sheds a hot commodity. >> maverick is very sure of himself. he is a very intense hard worker. he loves hesitate plane. he loves to fly. >> "top gun" was the number one film of 1986 but at the premiere tom was pretty modest. >> i'm really enjoying it. all the actors, we all had a great time. >> tom and cher were an item during the '80s. she also dated the film's ice man, val kilmer. she attended the premiere and of course loved the movie. >> it's very exciting. it's shot beautifully. and it's very american. >> oh, yeah. all right. now that i've got you all riled up, here's the bad part. "top gun maverick"

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it's going to take time togo ate an agreement. you need negotiators, but you also need the secretary of state and the president to be activeln lved throughout the process. >> joel wit, founder and co-editor of "38orth," thank you very much. >> thank you. f: >> woodrhis week, we brought you a rare, disturbing, n d important look at the desperate situathind rebel lines in yemen. but just who are those houthi "rebs," and how closely aligned are they to iran? it is that question that has driven american involvement in the war, supporting a saudi-led coalition fighting the rebels. special correspondent jane ferguson smuggled herself across the frontlines in yeme and here, in the third and final report of the series, we look at these important questions behind the world's worst humanitarian disaster. ( chanting ) >> reporter: in the streets of yemen's capital, sana'a, chants of "death to america" are loud d clear. the anger here is runs deep. ( chanting ) these rebels, known as houthis, seized control of sana'a city and much of the nort

people i don't know walking across my land and i don't care whether they're from finland or togo or water mala. i don't want them here. it's a small war zone. people don't know what it is i wish they would come here at the moment it's very quiet with beautiful big clouds but at certain times of day their helicopters out here their horse patrols their a.t.v.'s around their guys that look like darth vader they're completely covered in black and they carry guns and they're out here looking for people like the man we met today it's another way to instill fear in americans since this film first the u.s. continue to increase spending on border security at no other time in history has there been as many border patrol officers on duty as there are today and now the authorities are bracing for a new challenge children since twenty fourteen the number of families and unaccompanied children apprehended at the border keeps skyrocketing young people are filling family detention centers having fled poverty or extreme violence in central america. today the border issue is taking center stage in u.s. pol

the next story is in togo the journalist does not. need earth porter for a lot of. works in exile and his office not to reveal he said. he's on the government's radar not only is a critical journalist but also as a member of a movement that has called for the removal of the president for yes and b. has been in power since two thousand and five over the past year anti-government demonstrations taker have been escalating and as the authorities began to crack down dominique chose to flee the country. to go. simply kid. show. it to move money trying to. get it to fit. in in this two month accumulation. do you not think that those political activities have compromised your standing as a journalist in the country you know. syria. and. visits. to and. could do without a gun is a good t.v. . so i was informed there is don's. company's investigation focuses on the financial dealings of patrice ya kind of patricia a businessman with close ties to target ruling family according to documents from h.s.b.c. private bank in switzerland in two thousand and five kind of keter trying

. >>> all eyes, and i mean all eyes, are on alphabet with just a little over an hour togo before the's quarterly results. also on our radar but not on our eyes, big earnings week ahead for amazon and facebook. so what should investors expect? don't overt your eyes because mark mahaney with rbc capital is here to tell us. mark, what are you looking for from alphabet? >> we're looking for approximately $32 billio -- revenue and $9.70 in gap earnings the kconsistency is important this company produced 23% revenue growth for 33 straight quarters, and people want to see that again that is the first check box i'll the second one is this should be -- or last quarter should have been the peak operating expense quarter. for the first time they gave positive forward expense guidance and they said that their biggest structure all expense item what they call traffic acquisition costs, that growth should start moderating so people will look to see whether that line item did in fact moderate. and then third, people will be listening for any color commentary around the eu android fine anything they

they say they have the same economic constraints as togo a country that does 4 billion a year and theyo 12 trillion give me a break david it is tough. listen, i understand i appreciate you coming in we have to wrap it up and have you backn real soon. i want to gate to judge on this president trump says he plans to announce his nominee to replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy next monday. as a matter of fact let's take a look at what he told maria bartiromo on this interview. roll tape. >> as president, i mean, obviously, outside of war and peace, the biggest decision you can make is the selection of a supreme court justice and putting conservative people on. and i'm very proud of neil gorsuch. >> okay so president trump guns with this list that's already been vetted to 25 names but there's a lot of speculation in the feel like it is down to about five names. >> so when the president says to maria i'm not so sure to ask about roe versus wade they're telling me not -- he doesn't need to. because everyone on that list of 25 and 24 judges and one sitting u.s.es senator, mike lee of

charles: china labeled themselves in the same economic bracket as togo.t benefits for that. >>> let's look at alpha before. we're learning like facebook, they sold your data. how surprised are you about this? >> not at all. the whole thing in this whole story. i own facebook, do not own google right now, we do in the company, we know that when you get a service, you got to pay for it. are you going to pay dollars or are you going to pay with data? when you use google maps, gmail, any of those things, they are using your data, whether it is identifiable as you or it is big data. we, i think the stock prices are showing that. people realize when you use the 1.4 billion users of gmail realize when they hughes that, that some of their data is not protected. ashley: what is disturbing about this, we say disturbing, doesn't affect the stock, we'll probably let it go on, not only computers going through gmails, almost everyone has a gmail account, looking for algorithms to give to advertisers this, person is interested in this, we'll guide our products to this p