so if we have just in the amazon maybe one big gate off all. of a greenhouse gases in there will and gallants very close to it sticking points so if we need forest more 5 percent of the amazon so it's going you know wait but it's going to be more a dry eye and it's going to turn itself in the us of a not enough for us anymore and venus is going to be very bad for you and for the world all right an important message there from now is valid director of public policies at w w f results the world wide fund for nature thanks so much for joining us you're welcome. and a reminder now of our top story on d.w. british prime minister boris johnson cousin says it once more that the e.u. scrap its plan to avoid a hard border in ireland after a break that he was here in berlin for talks with german chancellor rhonda markel she expressed optimism that the u.k. and the e.u. can still avoid the no deal. coming up next new business which stay tuned for that. my 1st boss a total sewing machine. icon for all women their bones by this notion for women something as

iran's nuclear program and we'll examine what has been achieved also coming up trying to contain the amazon forest fires that are causing global alarm to 7 leaders hatching plans to help of brazil's president tells us they are treating the country like a colony we'll cross live to brazil. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program french president emanuel mccrone and u.s. president donald trump have held a joint press conference to conclude the g. 7 summit in france world leaders had been holding 3 days of talks in the town of beer it's now president trump said that he is open to meeting soon with iran's president under the right conditions to try and resolve tension over the 2015 iran nuclear deal president mccraw also adding that the u.s. and france have made progress on a dispute over french plans to tax tech giants opposes the tax and have threatened to tell it to retaliate tory tariffs appear part of what president mccracken said about his talks with trump on. issues relating to iran but. there are 2 very clear things that matter to us iran should never have and you could a weapon and neve

and staying with the amazon brazil's president higher balls an r. o. has defended his environmental record before world leaders at the un general assembly it uses tricks of lying about the wildfires currently raging in the amazon and he rejected any outside interference saying the fate of the amazon rainforest is a matter for brazil alone and not for foreign entities fi amazon rain forest is burning at its highest rates in almost a decade images like this were a environmentalists say see the rain forest is the world's along with an antidote to climate change and they accuse brazil's president of allowing deforestation to go on checks but at the un jaya both in our i met file with even more fire telling his audience the amazons a matter for brazil. it is a fallacy to say that the amazon is the heritage of humankind. using and resorting to fallacies to certain countries instead of helping light in the media and behaved in a disrespectful manner and with a colonialist spirit. the man nicknamed captain chainsaw has promised to open up the amazon for farmin

this is deja vu news live from berlin as the amazon fires in brazil. huge out of control and international dispute but no action brazil's president has accused france's emmanuel mccall of being a colonial for saying the blazers should be treated as an international crisis look at what's behind the record number of foreigners also coming up. tight security in the southern french city of b. arrests as it prepares to host the g. 7 summit this year global leaders will focus on the fight against inequality we'll also tell you about some of the changes at this panel me. plus it's the ultimate dream of many climbers but overcrowding near the summit of mount everest has prompted nepal to consider restrictions on who should be on the people. i brought to thomas a very warm welcome international concern is mounting over the record number of wildfires in the amazon in brazil french president the money will mccraw has called it an international crisis tweeting our house is burning literally the amazon rain forest the longs which he wrote produced 20 percent of our

those who call the amazon home are the 1st affected by the destruction. indigenous groups suffer with the impact because if enough food source begins to change. not one hunting is further away which forced us to go to the city for industrialized food. these groups may be the canary in the coal mine the amazon produces one 5th of the world's oxygen and absorbs one quarter of all the c o 2 taken in by earth's forests losing the amazon could mean losing one of the world's greatest natural defenses against climate change joining us now for more on this from appears in brazil is paolo brando he's a scientist at the amazon environmental research institute and focuses on tropical rain forests welcome thanks for being with us mr brando why are we seeing so much progress 2 so many wildfires in the amazon right now. it's not a big surprise the big increase in fires we see in the amazon simply because of seem a massive increase in deforestation in the region so about 50 percent. but then we need to balad is accounted for 50 percent of deforestation and most of the f

a record number of fires are burning in the amazon rain forest in brazil the country's right wing president hire valsin r o accuses environmental activists of starting the blazes on purpose. plus plastics in the world's oceans are a growing problem among the worst offenders are the nets discarded by fishermen but now a dutch company has come up with a novel way of reusing material. i brought in thomas thanks so much for joining us the british prime minister boris johnson is heading to paris for what are expected to be difficult talks on bracks johnson is calling for the brics a deal to be renegotiated he says the provision for the irish border known as the backstop has to go now this is the man the french president rejects but at a meeting here in berlin yesterday the german chancellor said she thought britain could still leave the e.u. with a deal. no bracket protesters shout as british prime minister boris johnson arrives investment for the 1st time since he took office a month ago he met with german chancellor angela merkel his go to reopen negotiations on brics it we in the u.k. want a

it is a fallacy to say that the amazon is the heritage of humankind. using and resorting to fallacies certain countries instead of helping light in the media and behaved in a disrespectful manner and with a colonialist spirit. the man nicknamed captain chainsaw has promised to open up the amazon for farming and mining but the clearing of trees has encroached on land belonging to indigenous communities representatives of those communities were in new york to hear both scenarios speak . his speech at the un was to please economic sectors mining timber harvesting and i grew business these 3 the economic sectors of the ones causing and promoting genocide of the brazilian indigenous peoples. both in our own maintains his policies will improve the lives of everyone in the amazon and he calls it progress but it what cost. we have a sports out of now and in the rugby world cup in japan where your it why have surprisingly beaten fiji $3027.00 in a group game but the match was special in that it was played in a stadium built on the side of a school which was des

to tax tax giants will examine what was achieved at the summit this week also coming up battling the amazon forest fires that are causing global alarm she 7 leaders hatch a plan to help but brazil's president says they are treating his country like a colony we go live to brazil. welcome to the program french president emanuel makana and u.s. president donald trump have held a joint press conference to conclude the g. 7 summit in france world leaders had convened for 3 days of talks in the town of beer now president trump said that he's open to meeting soon with iran's president under the right conditions to try and resolve tensions over the 2015 a wrong nuclear deal president micron also said that the u.s. and france made progress on a dispute over french plans to tax tech giants trump opposes the tax and have threatened to a tally of tory tariffs. let's hear now part of what president mccracken said about his talks with trump on issues relating to iran the grail can. there are 2 very clear things that matter to us iran should never have a nuclear weapon and never threaten the situation in

this is news live from brazil sends in the military to battle the huge wildfires sweeping the amazon well one the blazes are a danger to the entire planet while brazil's president pledges no tolerance for oftenest school to have started some of the outbreaks in the world's biggest rain forest and those fires have set off global protests and a threatening to overshadow the g. 7 summit of industrial countries and held this weekend in france europe says it will block a trade deal with south america if brazil fails to taco the amazon crisis. plus hundreds of my friends picked up by a charity rescue ship in the mediterranean and finally landed in the new arrivals will be read a case it in 6 other european countries but a long term agreement on migration seems as far away as. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the brazilian president says he's sending in the military to tackle the massive fires that are raging out of control in the amazon rain forest the worst blazes in 6 years a blanket in an area much bigger than the usual seasonal burning the whole amazon region is affected europe

. >> there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our health. it is important to mobilize quickly so columbia, bolivia, and brazilian regions who want access to this international health can have it and re-forest quickly. >> while the row over eight heats up, the amazon continues to burn, the lungs of the world in desperate need for help. brent: for more on this, i'm joined by our correspondent from an area that has been severely affected by these blazes. it's good to see you. we know there is a growing dispute right now between the presidents over these funds. >> the reaction is that people here, some of them support the brazilian president. some folks are really liking his nationalism and expressions toward destroying the amazon for economic reasons. they are in favor of him. they like his attitude. on the other hand, there are many people who live in the cities who are really feeling ashamed of him who think he should let international help arrived in brazil -- arrive in brazil. he should not make such strong statements. he should cooperate c

mccrum off as a troll rich countries to the amazon. does anyone help anyone without wanting something in return. why do they have their eyes on the amazon what if they wanted that facade long. macron has stressed it's not only brazil that's affected by the fire. of. p. there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our help it is important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia bolivia and brazilian regions who want access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly. when the rally aid heats up the amazon continues to put on the lungs of the wild in desperate need of help. and for more on this now i'm joined by correspondent he is a bird he joins us from brazil's indonesia state it's an area that has been severely affected by these blazes but it's good to see you we know that there is a growing dispute right now between mexico and also nora over these g 7 funds what is the reaction there in brazil sonora wants an apology 1st yeah the reaction is that people here some of them supporting both sonora thes

a collision course with brazil's right wing president bush has a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest raging out of control e.u. leaders for it and international crisis want an e.u. self american trade deal could end up stalled over diagnose and out of inaction also coming up. the french city of bear it stores demonstrations ahead all of the weekends she said and summit protesters want g 7 nations to step up their action against climate change your gender is scheduled to focus on the fight against inequality. us will go to the go season's final go image has a fine line between affection and frustration all to ok stop is coming up a new sport is because this want is a real cliffhanger. i'm headed home free glad you could join me international concern is mounting over the record number of wildfires in the amazon in brazil french president's money when a call has called it quote an international crisis tweeting our house is burning literally the amazon rain forest the lungs which produce 20 percent of all planet's oxygen is on fire but brazil's president. has slammed the rema

chrome offers a true rich countries to the amazon. does anyone help anyone without wanting something in return. why do they have their eyes on the amazon what if they want to . get our. micron has stressed it's not a new brazil that's affected by the fires. there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our help it is important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia bolivia and brazilian regions who want access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly be pretty. well on the runway for 8 heats up the amazon continues to. the lungs of the wild in desperate need of help. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world dozens of women who accused jeffrey epstein of sexual abuse have been heard in new york in a court the hearing was set for the criminal case against the wealthy financier to be formally dismissed following his death but the judge said that he wanted to give the victims a chance to speak epstein committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial on sex traffickin

in my opinion the fires in the amazon might have been started by n.g.o.s because they lost money. to. their intention to make trouble for brazil or because dollars because you can't get the it's totally absurd the fires are burning because of a policy of environmental devastation. little thing that our global farmers have been buying us time davis and the fisheries service that the amazon rain forest has been giving us will fall will fall away then the global climate change will go a lot faster so the fact that we're seeing as how things were going to result isn't just bad for brazil. it's a problem for the world. also coming up on the day boris johnson's brags the tour moves on this time paris the british prime minister insists with a little creativity and energy there is a way out of the brags that deadlock both france and germany say there is no time for a new agreement but if london can come up with something clever they might be willing to talk i want to be cute and see if you go to the bridge people and that of course i want to do and i think we can get a deal and they give

has openly said that he wants to develop the amazon. so it's no surprise to us this is why i started this call because this was very predictable unfortunately. now that cool has been taken out for example if we take a look at some of the activities with even seen today in terms of widespread protests here in europe against paulson ari's activities in the amazon but beyond that i suppose what can people do to protect the on this isn't here i mean there's 3 main things that people can do right now so the 1st thing the most important thing i would say is got active join groups like extinction or about him they're the ones that are fighting for a healthy planet fighting to combat climate change and really pushing the agenda pushing politicians to take stronger action and they're really good fun to very creative people the 2nd will be using me so me is the number one driver of the 1st nation in latin america both cattle ranching and the soybeans that we import in europe and feed to our chickens pigs and cattle and so giving out me is very di

amazon is very close to its tipping point.. if we do for us more than 5% -- deforest more than 5% of the amazon, it will turn itself into not a forest anymore, and this will be very bad for brazil and the world. sumi: important message from the director of public policies at dubya wf brazil-- wwf braral, worldwide fund for nature. thank you for joining us. raul: you are very welcome. sumi: roman catholic cardinal george pell has failed to have his conviction on child sex abuse charges overturned. pell is one of the church's most powerful people in the role of the vatican treasurer. he is serving a six-year sentence for sexually abusing two choirboys in the 1990's. reporter: led away in disgrace, 78-year-old george pal leads the supreme court in memeourne. once dominated australia''s catholic church. now he is a common prisoner. the appeals judge found the controversial jury decision against him was right. >> there has been vigorous and at times emotional criticism of the cardinal. there has also been strong support for the card

collision course with brazil's rightwing president has a record number of wildfires in these countries amazon rain forest rage out of control leaders describe it as an international crisis and threaten to block and a new south american trade deal unless president calls and take firm action also on the program the french city of directs trolls demonstrations ahead of this weekend's g. 7 summit protesters want the world's leading industrialized nations who are attending to step up that action against climate change. show and hong kong but demonstrators form a human chain across the chinese territory to press her. pussy. i'm at the gulf season's final tournament the fine line between affection and frustration. to this. is the way. i'm feel gail welcome to the program. pressure all brazil's right wing present giant balls that auto is growing after several european union leaders describe the wildfires burning out of control through the sway of the amazon forest as an international crisis a record number of fires have brought destruction to one of the world's largest ecosystem since president balsa

the risk of the amazon forest disappearing becomes much higher. phil: ironically, as the forest receives because of deforestation, the chances of it burning increase. what other effects on brazil and the world's climate does this deforestation have? >> all o of the force onon the plananet, they rememove 30% of cacarbon dioxixi from humaman activity. very important ecosystems. tropical forests store a large amount of carbon. we lose the amazon forest, even if we lose 60% of the forest, we are not reaching the targets of the paris accord. 56% of the amazon will release 200 billion pounds of carbon. also to fight the climate crisis, we need to maintain forests and we need to restore a lot of tropical forest. >> it has been set the early way to convince bolsonaro of anything is to show him it is in his own interest. he is a climate skeptic or denier. our changes to his country's climate are visible because of deforestation? >> oh yes. the climate is changing. we a a seeingg that the length f the dry season in ththe southern amazazon is increasing dang

live from berlin brazil's president rejects an offer of aid from the g 7 to help fight fires in the amazon to do food while the nation's offered an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars to help contain the blaze list but have also naro says there are strings attached also coming up. u.s. president donald trump ends the g. 7 summit by saying he would meet with iran's president if conditions were right russia's president says the u.s. must take the 1st step. plus he was an anti corruption campaigner but the life of sergei magnitsky ended in a russian prison now the european court of human rights condemns moscow for his death. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us the brazilian president i hear balsa naro has rejected an offer of aid from g 7 countries to fight the fires in the amazon the group said it would give brazil $20000000.00 to help contain the blazes but also narrow question the motivation earlier he accused the g 7 host french president to manual mccrone of treating brazil like quote a colony more than $80000.00 fires are burning in the amazon right now many are out of control

mccrone off as a true rich countries to the amazon. does anyone help anyone without wanting something in return. why do they have their eyes on the amazon what have they wanted that for so long. the. micron has stressed it's not only brazil that's affected by the fire is. the there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our help it is important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia bolivia and brazilian regions who want access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly of course the hopping on. the runway that aid heats up the amazon continues to be. the lungs of the world in desperate need of help. let's get more on this story now we are speaking with how to fund she is an ecologist the university of nottingham in the u.k. and an expert on the amazon rain forest and you know we just heard it there that report that our longs of the worlds are in desperate need of help just how bad is the situation in the amazon right now. it's pretty bad i think we obviously this big parts of it burning and carbon

who pay to store their goods at the site amazon takes care of sale and shipping. economist's be an aztec or has carried out extensive research on amazon's business model he say's if the party vendors can't sell their goods storage costs eat up their profits. if an article hasn't been sold in a year then storage costs rise to 170 years per cubic metre by then it's clear it can't be profitable and very does a pressure towards destroying the goods. amazon doesn't deny that new goods are being destroyed but it say's it's a general problem in the industry but why can't the goods be donated to german retail federation ses they would still have to pay sales tax and they want that to change in hoarders a soviet excuse you want to make clothes shoes in order to pay 19 percent value added tax scrapping that it would have an immediate effect. the german government now say that in future the trashing of new goods should only happen in exceptional cases and it will be made harder to destroy new or return goods and they want to read examine the rules on sales tax they also want

berlin and brazil's president rejects it all for of aid from the g 7 to help fight wildfires in the amazon the group of wealthy nations offered an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars to help contain the blazes but i have also naro says there are strings attached also coming up. just president trump and the g. 7 summit by saying he would meet with iran's president if the conditions were right . president says the u.s. must take the 1st step. and the death of a towering figure in the auto industry is noncash the former head of the wu has died at 82. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us brazilian president hire a balsa naro has rejected an offer of aid from g 7 countries to fight the wildfires in the amazon the group said it would give brazil 20 $1000000.00 to help contain those blazes but also narrow question their motivation earlier he accused the g 7 host president of manual mccrone of treating brazil like a colony more than $80000.00 fires are burning right now in the amazon in brazil many out of control. the air is thick with smoke and it's hard to bring them in a tree and now o

that far no call farmers and the wolves likud explored amazon. has said that we have too many areas for restoration we have too many protected areas we have too many indigenous territory so he said that brazil would it's more of these areas so this so these farmers they support both are now in this way they tried to communicate stands ok the tables are not who we are here we're waiting for you 2 to 3 years to exploit this area here in brazil in amazonas all this protected area and burn the forest will be. poured it's very strange and i'm so sorry to it it's hard to explain the connection but you know we different situation and not we're going to this here we can see it of a diff a difficult situation because clearing the forests as a means of using that land from other sources not different is in barro in brazil thank you very much for that update from there and now let's get on the perspective on this story i'm joined by yon burna he's a professor at the university of bonn in germany specializing in forest conversation can go on the conservation

chrome offers a try in rich countries to the amazon. does anyone help anyone without wanting something in return. why do they have their eyes on the amazon what are they wanted there for so long. micron has stressed it's not only brazil that's affected by the fires. the there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our help it is important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia libya and brazilian regions who want access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly. well on the runway for 8 heats up the amazon continues to. the lungs of the world in desperate need of help. you know get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world hong kong leader kerry lamb says that the escalation of violence of the chinese territories antigovernment protests is becoming more serious lamb was speaking publicly for the 1st time since police used water cannon and fired live ammunition injuring last weekend's demonstrations the protests in hong kong have been ongoing for 12 weeks. a chinese australian

on a collision course with brazil's right wing the president has a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest rage out of control and a huge south american trade deal could be blocked over shy of both scenarios in action the french president the minute i'm back home to hold the place is quite an international crisis also coming all securities ramped up in the southern french city of barrett's to head off the g 7 style that the world leaders meeting day say del focus on the fight against inequality book tells a growing for a common response to the others in walcott. plus a show of hands in hong kong demonstrations for a human chain across the territory to press home dad and longs for more democracy. i'm having a home free glad you could join me. international concern is mounting over the record number of wildfires in brazil's amazon french president manual mccall has called it quote an international crisis tweeting our house is burning literally the amazon rain forest the lungs which produce 20 percent of all planet's oxygen is on fire but brazil's president jay about scenario has

collision course with brazil's right wing president as a record number of wildfires risk countries amazon rain forest range out of control e.u. leaders describe it as an international crisis and threaten to block a trade deal with south america ambassador president on our take firm action also on the program the french city of spirits draws demonstrations head of this weekend's g. 7 summit protesters will the leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations to step up the action against climate change. range refugees in fact the dasher afraid to return to me in ma i'm not no signs it will ever be safe to do so d w reports of a refugee camp retreat the 2 countries. taking steps to stop a silent extinction as africa's giraffe populations are to wendall by almost half its 30 years international convention the greeks ways to better protect these gentle just say. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. brazil's are right wing president jaya balls than ours facing growing pressure after several european union leaders described the wildfires burning out of control through swathes of the hours

those who call the amazon home are the 1st affected by the destruction. indigenous groups suffer with the impact because if enough food source begins to change. hunting is further away. to the city for industrialised food. these groups may be the canary in the coal mine the amazon produces one 5th of the world's oxygen and absorbs one quarter of all the c o 2 taken in by earth's forests losing the amazon could mean losing one of the world's greatest natural defenses against climate change let's go to south paulo now where we can speak to the director of public policies at the environmental organization. thank you for joining us why are we seeing so many wildfires in the amazon right now. well it's very clear very wide fire and it's a way to gear named for me coach or and so very good for station brazil it's a skyrocketing since the most on the 2 coffees just the last 12 months we had an increase of 45 percent in for a station rates and in right of the fires the increase was 145 percent so what is happening in the amazon right now is vet farmers and ranche

that's why we're offering the amazon states our full support of the most on the. pressure from large scale agricultural interests may have had something to do with this change of heart they fear the trade in exports might suffer as a result of both scenarios defiance they should do is meet the since 2012 there have been more and more fires in the amazon and the people are only reacting now because also now it was a radical statements. political pressure is also building in brazil 3 weeks after the blazes broke out. most now is responsible for the destruction because of his radical statement that got us. activists have pledged to step up their protests across the country. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets of hong kong once again demonstrating to preserve their democratic rights but a standoff with riot police descended into violence offices with buttons and tear gas chased the demonstrators to hold bricks and petrol bombs the violence interrupted

sumi: let's return to the fires burning in the amazon rain foforest. we have been able to get the phd candidate back. he is researching the rain forest in brazil. we hope we can hear you this time. we want to know how dramatic these fires are that we are witnessing in the amazon rain forest.. >> good evening. thk k you r hahaving me. the situation is very dramatic. the number of fires havee more than doubled compared to last year. this is a period of natural fires occurring in many places. as i said, there have been many criminal f fires taking place es year as well. susumi: what canan you t tell ut what or who has caused these fires? >> firstst, there is a widesprpd sense of -- in the countryside, especially because of the current admiministration. the government is babasicallyy fostering crime. it is weakeningng the foreieign- the enfnforcement agencies, limimiting t the department t of enviroronmental legislation andt is pubublicly discoursing in n r of illegegal actctivities like illegal mining, illegal fire for example. it is a very hard situation

also coming up the high tech spy in a growing number of homes to take a closer look at services like amazon to alexa smart speakers that may be listening to your every word. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us sudan's military chief has stepped down just one day after he was sworn in as the country's new leader that's after pro-democracy demonstrators again flooded khartoum streets in rejection of the new military regime or test leaders oppose the military's stated plan to rule the country for two years before calling elections. i what even made his announcement on state t.v. a day after ousting president omar al bashir the defense minister is stepping down as head of sudan's military transition council and naming a general as his successor this comes after demonstrators took to the streets of khartoum again friday to protest the military spline to rule the country for two years before calling elections mistrust is running high among protesters many fear the army is replacing the old regime with a new one. that of the military is acting under which constitution. we don't know what this

these are the worst fires the amazon basin has seen since records began in 2013 the dry season is only just beginning in many places it hasn't rained in weeks brazil's president has been blaming n.g.o.s with no evidence he now says the blazes may have been started deliberately hypocritical about it there are cyclists or car drivers out there who stop at the side of the road and light fires that stretch for over a 100 meters that's college amateur footage shows fires along highways through the anis and media reports say families organized what they called a day of fire earlier this month. satellite images show dozens of fires were started on august the tents farmers often destroyed rain forest for cattle grazing on thursday both an hour and france's president manuel michel exchanged critical comments on twitter france says it will oppose an aid trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting as it is meant to go when the g 7 gets together this weekend the chance

amazon doesn't deny that new goods are being destroyed. it's a general problem in the industry but why can't the goods be donated to german retail federation says they would still have to pay sales tax and they want that to change. shoes. and it would have an immediate effect. the german government now says that in future the trashing of new goods should only happen in exceptional cases and it will be made harder to destroy new or return goods and they want to re-examine the rules on sales tax they also want retail giants like amazon to publish figures on goods they destroy so it will be clear as to what extent our consumer society is a throw away society it's the final weekend of matches before german soccer takes its annual winter break on fridays match hoffenheim. first. crossed. to make it one nil and the 17th minute often heimat to wait until late in the match to reply. level to score in the 87th minute and andre scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. surfing makes its debut at the summer olympics next year and the world surf act

human cost and a high tech spy in a growing number of homes we take a closer look at services like amazon's alexa a smart speaker listening to dark and deep work. on will iraq thank you so much for your company everyone. pro-democracy demonstrators as saddam has flooded her to streets once again protesting against the military council that has taken over the country or protest leaders say they're against the military state a plan to rule the country for two additional years before calling elections well the army has taken over after arresting president omar al bashir but the last thing most sudanese want is soldiers in charge of their country. the music of defiance these protesters refused to go home after the army declared a curfew some have been here through the night for many the moodies extatic yet they also feel they've been cheated after three decades under president omar al bashir a new strongman takes his place defense minister ignore the head of the country's military turns ition council the council is planning talks with protesters. but the book all attend and listen to what we wa

the reform of the catholic church might just have its origins in the amazon. turning out of pakistan was just starting to pull put all its internet traffic under surveillance with the help of the canadian based tech company and that's according to a report from an investigative news website good story the move to included all its citizens ondine privacy raises serious civil liberties concerns the program means that security services would be able to monitor citizens' digital activity almost constantly something activists say would have a chilling effect on press freedom and citizens' rights the company involved san vine is no stranger to controversy and it's been you accused of has big turkey egypt and syria trick its citizens into downloading spyware. was one of the reporters who carried out that investigation for the news website called us tory and joins me now tell us what your research revealed about the surveillance program and how it's expected to work in pakistan. yeah as you said it's kind of it's kind of unprecedented indeed and the system it aims at

those who call the amazon home are the 1st affected by the destruction. indigenous groups suffer with the impact because if enough food source begins to change. not one hunting is further away which forced us to go to the city for industrialized food. these groups may be the canary in the coal mine the amazon produces one 5th of the world's oxygen and absorbs one quarter of all the c o 2 taken in by earth's forests losing the amazon could mean losing one of the world's greatest natural defenses against climate change. let's preview now for some of the other stories making news today iran has unveiled was its calling in domestically build surface to air missile state media showed president hassan rouhani and other ministers at a launching ceremony the announcement comes at a time of rising tensions between iran and the west after iran shot down a u.s. military drone with a similar weapon. sudan's chief justices sworn in the country's new leaders the most important are the top general abdel fatah where han and the pro-democracy movements prime minister abdu

the reform of the catholic church might just have its origins in the amazon. now tourists are flocking to australia's iconic sandstone rock allure for one last climb before a permanent ban comes into effect starting on saturday the monolith will no longer be open to climbers the decision was made out of respect to indigenous australians who consider the site sacred according to the park's most recent data 300000 people visited the louvre and 2015 with a 130 people climbing it every day was added to the list of unesco world heritage sites in 1987. coming up next business africa where gary hart al for staying tuned for that in just a few minutes our. children. from africa. who are learning to exception your stories and discussion. of easy to our website interviewed smart pick up join us on facebook. for.

the amazon fires have also spread into belief here. proof if anymore when needed that this unfolding environmental crisis knows no boundaries. much as he spoke to the environmentalists to baton picard about the amazon fires during the g. 7 summit in france and he asked about this planned fund for tackling the blitzes. that's not because you just listen to the press conference of the american the french president the french president announced a huge age package for the amazon rain forest in order to save the forests there what do you make of it. i think what's president mccall said is very good on political level now what needs to be done on the basic level for the public is to step up to consume any product that comes from deforested areas or indonesia or whatever we need to stop to consume beef that is drawn with hormones and antibiotics we need to come back to a much more reasonable way to live and to consume and if we do without the governments would be obliged to follow to adapt to the consumer's president might call a prior to th

chrome off as a troll in rich countries to the amazon. does anyone help anyone without wanting something in return. why do they have their eyes on the amazon what if they wanted that for so long. micron has stressed it's not only brazil that's affected by the fires. there are other countries in the amazon that have asked for our help it is important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia bolivia and brazilian regions who want access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly we preach. well the wrong way that aid heats up the amazon continues to. the lungs of the world in desperate need of help. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world british opposition lawmakers led by labor leader jeremy corbyn have agreed to work together in parliament on legislation to stop a no deal bribes it has also invited conservative lawmakers who oppose a no deal scenario to join forces against prime minister boris johnson's plan to leave the e.u. even if a deal cannot be reached. italy's center left oppo

accusations that environmental activists are behind a record number of fires consuming his country's amazon rain forest. and they hit the ground running in sudan the country see male football players waste no time in a new political climate and start their own league with clubs. i'm sumi so much gonda it's good to have you with us we start with fresh efforts in paris today to break the brags that deadlock british prime minister boris johnson and french president in myanmar call have wrapped up a meeting and jump starting negotiations over britain's departure from the european . union talks have stalled of the so-called irish backstop which is the e.u.'s current plan to avoid a hard border in ireland after britain leaves the bloc now johnson wants to get rid of the backstop but my call said the british prime minister has yet to present a better alternative. boris johnson striding towards what he hopes will be a new deal with the european union over breaks it has meetings this week with french and german leaders like the british prime minister sounding optimistic. oh i think we can get a deal

plans to tax take john will examine what the summit in chief if anything also coming out battling the amazon forest fires that are causing global all long term g 7 leaders say they have a plan to help but brazil's president says they're treating his country like a colony. and the death of a towering figure in the all them of your world is former head of volkswagen has passed away at the age of 82. it's good to have you with us it is a stunning development he was president don't trump says that he might be willing to meet with iranian president hassan rouhani within weeks if the right conditions are met and he made the remarks today while closing out the g. 7 summit in france with french president emanuel. the 2 leaders held their talks at the summit on a host of topics including tensions over global trade. thank you. after 3 days of talks the leaders of france and the united states emerged to speak to the press and attention quickly turned to business and the trade war between the u.s. and china u.s. president donald trump played down global concerns saying he was certain his chinese counter

want the round wave aid heats up the amazon continues to. the lungs of the wild in desperate need of help. and for more on this now i'm joined by correspondent he is a bird he joins us from brazil's indonesia state it's an area that has been severely affected by these blazes but it's good to see you we know that there is a growing dispute right now between mexico and also nora over these g 7 funds what is the reaction there in brazil sonora wants an apology 1st yeah the reaction is that people here some of them supporting both sonorities of the the folks that are really liking his nationalism and his expressions towards destroying the amazon for for economic reasons they are in favor of him they like his attitude but on the other hand there are many people who are more live in the cities who are the left brazilians who are really feeling ashamed of him because of him and who think he should let. international help arrive in brazil he should not talk such such make not such strong statements he should cooperate completely with all the states

remedy this the 3 week meeting of bishops will consider allowing married men in the amazon to become priests in a working document it suggested this should quote be studied for older people prefer to be indigenous respected and accepted by their community even if they have an existing and stable family. if everything continues as it was if we spend our days content that this is the way things have always been done then the gift vanishes and smothered by the ashes of fear and concern for defending the status quo. would be controversial go catholic priests are required to be celibate so they can be fully devoted to the church and traditionalists fear the move could pave the way for getting rid of the celibacy requirement altogether. we turn to sports and bundesliga soccer now and there are new leaders and a new 2nd place team after sunday's games. moved top after a 51 thrashing of book will spook beat union berlin at one nil to go 2nd frankfurt and bring in drew previous leaders byron munich were stunned 2 to one at home by hoffenheim on saturday while dortmund slipped up again and a q

remedy this the 3 week meeting of bishops will consider allowing married men in the amazon to become priests in a working document it suggested this should quote be studied for older people prefer be indigenous respected and accepted by their community even if they have an existing and stable family. if everything continues as it was if we spend our days content that this is the way things have always been done then the gift vanishes and smothered by the ashes of fear and concern for defending the status quo. would be controversial go catholic priests are required to be celibate so they can be fully devoted to the church and traditionalists fear the move could pave the way for getting rid of the celibacy requirement altogether. the iconic cabaret in paris has marked as 100 and 38th anniversary with you guessed it. when air can can show. the cabarets heikki can dancers perform in front of the moon a building that has hosted some major entertainers from france and abroad over the decades including shall us of will and ella fitzgerald. and there be more kicking though not so high in the

the amazon fires have also spread into bolivia. proof if anymore when needed that this unfolding environmental crisis knows no boundaries. now to some other stories making headlines around the world in sudan the death toll from flooding triggered by heavy rains has climbed to at least 62 no more than 35000 homes have been damaged or destroyed and thousands of cattle have died officials are warning the floods could lead to the spread of water borne disease. thousands of range a muslim refugees have rallied in bangladesh to mark 2 years since myanmar's army forced more than 700002 flee to the neighboring country at the rally the mostly men and children who attended chanted we want to go home. and indonesia has announced it is moving its capital from jakarta to east tun province on the island of borneo president said the proposed location is at minimal risk of natural disasters the move comes amid growing concerns about your car to one of the most polluted and fastest sinking cities in the world. authorities in hong kong a warning tha