i understand he's in brazil at the moment. if indeed, to, to answer the allegations that he tried to kill you. well, you know, he says he's not looking anything. there are many people of the government in brazil known to you know, so we will expect what happened in the trial because we understand that sooner or later, they had to come to olivia and see, you know, something in the, in the tribes there. they are facing so we will wait g, aside from the lithium, the nato countries, one from you. and there are obviously vested all the god, interested in bolivia, domestic and it's a mix. them will live on the internal one. i jerry corbin here and he came within a couple of 1000 votes of becoming brave minister here in britain amongst a virulent media media campaign. he says, you prove that deal liberalism can be turned around something that many people in the global south countries. i mean, that probably discouraged that principle. what is your bonus against hunger initiative that you've instituted in your country in my country? i'

deforestation means the rainforest in brazil now emits more carbon than its stores. the message from here is a distress signal. that is it for countdown to cop26. next week i will be hitting glasgow for the second week of the summit. the even more in—depth coverage visit the bbc news website and climate change comic page. i'm christian faith goal fraser. thanks for —— i'm christian fraser. thanks for —— i'm christian fraser. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. england put on the pyrotechnics — and despite defeat to south africa they progress to the final four of the t20 world cup. farke fired on bonfire night. norwich ditch their manager despite their first win of the season. and feeling the heat — another loss for ole gunnar solskjaer and manchester united — this time to rivals man city. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there and welcome to the programme. england are into the semi—finals of the t20 cricket world cup... despite losing their first match of the tournament to south africa. it was a stunning p

i understand he's in brazil at the moment. if indeed, to, to answer the allegations that he tried to kill you. well, you know, he says he's not talking anything. there are many people of the government in brazil, you know, and you know, so we will expect what happened in the trial because we understand that sooner or later, they have to come to olivia and see, you know, something in the, in the tribes. they are, they are facing, so we will wait g, aside from the lithium, the nato countries, one from you. and there are obviously vested oligarch interest in bolivia, domestic and it's a mix that will live on the internal one. i jerry corbin here and he came within a couple of 1000 votes of becoming prime minister here in britain amongst a virulent media media campaign. he says, you prove the deal? liberalism can be turned around something that many people in global self countries . i mean that they probably discouraged that principle. what is your bonus against hunger initiative that you've instituted in your countries in my coun

i understand he's in brazil at the moment. if indeed, to, to answer the allegations that he tried to kill you. well, you know, he says he's not stuck in anything. there are many people of the government in brazil known to you know, so we will expect what happened in the trial because we understand that sooner or later, they had to come to olivia and see, you know, something in the, in the tribes. they are, they are facing so we will wait g, aside from the lithium, the nature of countries one from you. and there are obviously vested all the god, interested in bolivia, domestic and it's a mix that will live on the internal one. jeremy all been here and he came within a couple of 1000 votes of becoming prime minister here in britain amongst a virulent media media campaign. he says, you prove that deal liberalism can be turned around something that many people in global self countries. i mean that probably discouraged, but that principle, what is your bonus against hunger initiative that you've instituted in your country in my cou

i understand he's in brazil at the moment. if indeed, to, to answer the allegations that he tried to kill you. well, you know, he says he's not talking anything. there are many people of the government in brazil, you know, and you know, so we will expect what happened in the trial because we understand that sooner or later, they had to come to olivia and see, you know, something in the, in the tribes. they are, they are facing, so we will wait. g, aside from the lithium, the nato countries went from you add, there are obviously vested all the god interest in bolivia, domestic and it's an external well lives on the internal one. i jerry corbin here and he came within a couple of 1000 votes of becoming prime minister here in britain amongst a virulent media media campaign. he says, you prove that deal liberalism can be turned around something that many people in the global south countries. i mean that they're probably discouraged, but that principle, what is your bonus against hunger initiative that you've instituted in your cou

. brazil joined 3 other teams. have already qualified, the host kept far as well as denmark and germany. germany seemed enjoyed a very big win, and the latest qualified to find missing 5 plays because of a coven 19 case. now they beat list and sign 9 nil hunter slick is the 1st germany coach. so when his 1st 6 games while in charge. and that was a frustrating, not for christiana, rinaldo and portugal, that has a man sense. also helpful goal is to buyers have become violent in dublin, it means portugal still need a point home to serbia and they find much on sunday in order to in their group and qualify for the world cup automatically. molly have never played walls, come bought them. they've made it into the final round qualifying in the african zone. they were 3. know when is the way to one? this is the kids in their group. 13 straight qualifies for the 1st time in 18 years and they're also yet so can see a goal. molly will now go through the tail in march for one of the 5 roll faces an offer. and there's a huge mat

the world and brazil cannot take, can you look down? it would condemn every one to misery and misery killed. europe is once again, the epicenter, the pandemic, and the netherlands is among the countries trying to bring down infection rates. the government ordered bars, restaurants and shops to close at night, triggering protests in the hey, but there was no repeat to the riots in cities last weekend. hospital say they're getting overwhelmed and cancelling surgeries free of beds for cove in 1900 patients . the u. s. is taking the disbanded colombian rebel group, far off its list of foreign terrorist organizations. the decision will allow us agencies to operate in parts of columbia, where demobilize fighters live and work fox find a ceasefire. deal with the colombian government. in 2016 ukraine's president was deemed, as the landscape says he, his security services have uncovered a rushing back plot to over fro the government. the lensky toll journalist of the crew was planned for next week, and that one of ukraine's wealthiest men was in

. -- is brazil. we don't have anyone announcing anything today. we know that there's a pretty big delegation. we heard from the minister saying they will set of pledges. this is a pretty stark turnaround from brazil last couple of weeks. so what we're expecting is a more ambitious net zero target and pledging to end deforestation. this is a turnaround from an administration that has been denying a lot of the effects of climate change. tom: ok, so result. w -- brazil. we're going to get more from francine lacqua. stated from our coverage of cop 26. coming up, a huge week for central banks, decisions from the fed, boe, and rba. we'll dig into all of that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: look back to the open. we are 15 minutes into the european trading day, and you're seeing some pretty strong reaction across the european stoxx 600, gains of .7% building on that record close that we saw on wall street on friday. in looking past, it seems for now, these inflation concerns and the central-bank action that is lined up for the rest of the weight. b

brazil says it will sign the global pledge. plus standard chartered's profit source as the bank keeps a flat earnings outlook. the cfo joins me shortly. next on the slate, it is bp. anna and mark will bring you those numbers. i want to give you a snapshot of what is going on with equity markets. there is a stall in the fiscal agenda in the united states of america. equities later by a third of 1 -- lighter by a third of 1%. equities are lower by a third of 1%, stocks made a record yesterday. the bank of america says oil could be at $120 by next summer. maria likes energy and the play on that. the narrative from the rba, it will take some time. the market price in -- sorry, the rba and the market are at odds. the rba say -- the markets is 175 basis points and you have the strongest earnings sheet in america since 2014. a little lighter on the equity front at the moment. standard chartered stuck with flat earnings growth for the whole of this year after a bump in trading income. what was the strongest part of the growth? a flat y

around 100 countries are signing up to the pledge — among them brazil, canada, russia and indonesia which is the largest exporter of palm oil, which has led to a dramatic removal of forestry in the country. the commitment will cover 85% of the world's forests. the full details are due to be announced by borisjohnson on tuesday. it follows an opening day in which president biden spoke of the millions ofjobs that can be created through new technologies to reduce carbon emissions. india's prime minister, narendra modi, told the conference that his country aims to become carbon neutral by the year 2070. it's the first time india has announced a net zero target. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more. a red london bus. electric, of course. with the skirl of scottish pipes. the royals on the steps. the prime minister, the host. a full on uk display. the leaders of the world, the guests here to be addressed by the 95—year—old monarch, even if not in person. she's seen plenty of their type before. it has sometimes been observed that what leaders do for their people today is government

that makes brazil's commitment to end illegal deforestation by 2028. look like a tall order and estimated 11000 square kilometers of brazilian. amazon was clear just in 2020 releasing hundreds of millions of tons of c o 2 into the atmosphere. forest moving from being net thinks of carbon dioxide to net sources. the amazon is a sync, but lang clearance here in the brazilian rain forest means these arrows are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they're absorbing a little above. and there's more pressure on the rain forest as the population grows and jungle is cleared for housing. see no cost that i believe the government does not have a public policy for the population. it is clear that there will always be this deforestation which homes are forrest in nature. this is painful because preservation is a historical struggle of the indigenous people. we are the ones who keep the forest alive and preserved until this day. oh, there are a 62 cities in amazon, a state, and a population of more than 4000000, with thousands more arriving every year. looking for

new variant has not yet been detected in brazil. in other news, at least 3 people have been killed in the solomon islands. capital honey are where they have been days of writing. at least $100.00 suspects are under arrest. gangs have been setting buildings on fire, demanding prime minister. but none manasseh governor resign. they say they're part of the pacific nation has long been neglected by the government is also anger over the decision to switch diplomatic allegiances from taiwan to china. the united states is taking the disbanded colombian rebel, grew far off its list of foreign terrorist organizations. decision will allow us agencies to operate in parts of colombia, where d mobilize fighters live and work. fox signed a ceasefire. deal with the colombian government in 2016 ukraine's president volunteer. ms lands. he says his security services have uncovered a russian back plot to overthrow the government. zalinski told journalists that the crew was planned for next week. french president emanuel macross has accused british pri

so my brazil story speaks to some of this. some of the speaks different about richard nixon. it muddies the waters a bit and enables us to see the phenomenon of nixon hating part in a more complicated life in the realm of foreign policy after all is the realm weren't nixon would seem to be on his strongest footing. with the many champions point out he achieved great accomplishments include the opening of china and the superpowers with the soviet union. what are consistently in all of the boldness of vision and risk-taking they embodied but also the dedication to peacemaking they seem to imply. and yet nixon hating us powerfully over the years by uglier developments in the international arena print in vietnam for example, dixon is often claimed to carry on the war for four years longer than it really had to be carried on at an enormous human cost only to achieve basically the same peace deal that was achievable when he first came to office in 1969. nixon's expansion opens an entirely new theater of horse elsewhere nixon through american support for double down on american rela

deforestation in brazil�*s amazon rainforest has hit its highest level in over 15 years. a report by the country�*s space research agency found that deforestation increased by 22% ina year. brazil was among a number of nations who promised to end deforestation by 2030 during the cop26 climate summit in glasgow. joining me now is daniela montalto who is a senior forests campaigner for greenpeace uk. thank you for talking to us. what do you make of these figures? this thank you for talking to us. what do you make of these figures?- you make of these figures? this is devastating- _ you make of these figures? this is devastating. it _ you make of these figures? this is devastating. it really _ you make of these figures? this is devastating. it really shows i you make of these figures? this is devastating. it really shows what i you make of these figures? this is| devastating. it really shows what is the reality on the ground in brazil despite the promise is pledges from the government of brazil as you mentioned and the pledges of commitments by 2030 when what�*s happening

if brazil was a dictatorship he said on one occasion captured on the taping system, it should be, he said, in order to cope with disorders internally and throughout latin america. even as human rights groups increasingly seized on the situation in brazil and congress opens investigations into u.s. support for the regime, nixon doubled down on his partnership with the generals. when the brazilian president visited washington in 1971, the administration praised brazil as a staunch ally and welcomed the country's determination to fight communism both at home and throughout the hemisphere. documents declassified about ten years ago reveal the full extent to which nixon and his brazilian counterpart went in affirming their determination to overthrow fidel castro, but especially salvador in chile. and formed some of the backdrop of the ultimately successful coup against ayende. and from this relationship sprang operation condor, the cooperation among security services that went on to wage a strikingly bloody campaign of counterterrorism for years to come. well, okay, so this is the kind of

we have got this line of cloud of rain sliding out of rio vacation parts of brazil, northern areas of bolivia, pushing right up into peru. we have seen some localized fighting in peru recently. we see the pockets of very heavy rain as we go on through the next day or so. there's that walked further south, want to serious, and it is santiago getting up to around 30 celsius and rising to go into sat there could be a couple of degrees warmer than that. selling more weight, whether they're into central and western parts of brazil, more heavy showers and eastern areas approve. because further, localized flooding in some wet weather was northern parts of brazil just pushing up towards venezuela. guy on the seeing some very heavy downpours as well. have you down? pause across western parts of the caribbean, look, set to continue, but for the may islands, it doesn't look too bad. a cubicle catch a shower or 2, but for the most part is fine and dry. with pleasant sunshine, we'll see that sunshine continued cross east and there is, as we go on $0.03 day, but a chance of one or 2 showers here at

marilia mendonca was one of brazil's most popular singers. for the past two years, her songs had the highest number of listeners of any brazilian artist on the streaming service, spotify. she started her career as a teenager, and quickly found national fame, becoming known as the �*queen of suffering', because she sang about heartbreak, but her songs also focused on female empowerment and it won her legions of fans. she was on her way to perform at a concert in the south—east of brazil, and posted this video on social media, showing her on board the private plane, but less than 15 kilometres from the destination, the plane crashed in the mountains. her uncle, her producer and two crew members were also killed. an investigation is under way but it is believed the plane may have hit a nearby electricity tower on its descent. translation: we cannot yet speak to the cause - of the crash but it is a fact that there is wreckage of an antenna which suggests that the aircraft hit this antenna before it came down. brazil's president, jair bolsonar

we just get dollars from brazil to work best. but in order to pump bod, be need loss issue or to population. but not only stops or pullups, this country has been very bogged emerged or very low, or we need to political password merch. if there's any chance of that happening, it could start with parliamentary elections coming up in may. but that's a big if, just like fuel and madison, hope that politicians will actually change things as an seriously short supply. now if there is a single event that helps explain why so many people in lebanon have given up on their politicians. it's that explosion that ripped through beirut support last year, killing almost 200 people. it was caused by warehouse full of ammonium nitrate that hadn't been stored properly, and lebanon is still feeling the effects out as air corresponded. zayna halter opens up about that in this episode. of between us, it's an online series where reporters reflect on the big stories they cover. ah, it's been a very difficult year for those who survived the blast as wel

so my brazil story speaks to some of this. but it speaks to something a little bit different about richard nixon, something that i think muddies the waters a little bit and enables us to see the phenomenon of nixon-hating in a somewhat more complicated light. the realm of foreign policy, after all, is the realm where nixon would seem to be on his strongest footing. it's here that, as his many champions would point out, he achieved great accomplishments, including of course the opening to china and the superpower detente with the soviet union. these are achievements that have consistently won praise not only for the boldness of vision and risk-taking that they embodied, but also for the dedication to peacemaking that they seemed to imply. and yet nixon-hating has also captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 seen as having very confrontational and being created by african american director and presented in that way. so i will leave it there. but hopefully that's enough to spark some conversation about the ways tha

the settlor imagery is from the northern paris stayed in brazil, taken over 20 years. that fishbone pattern has emerged from the towns along the trans-amazonian highway. our environment editor spoke to a chief, calling for assurances that the funding will region the jenness people. -- reach indigenous people. >> it can definitely help us. but what is the process? what is the system that is going to be used to make sure that this money comes down to the indigenous peoples directly? which can help us in making sure that our territory is properly managed. of course, we will need the finances to make this happen. since 1992, 10 now -- to now, the international community has stood making commitments, but at the same time, we started to dig ourselves a whole. today, we are deeper into the hole because of the systems that have been put in place, the system of how the money flows down. >> at least 10 people have been killed in an attack in burkina faso. and happened on monday in the north of the country near the border with not share. a search is taking place. at least 19 peop

but since 2014, the number of hungry in brazil has doubled from 9000000 to 19000000 people. that's the equivalent of the entire population of chile or romania. i mean, my user tells us that behind every door she finds a desperate family scene. jenny said she lost her job during the pandemic. in november, the government suspended the emergency aid. she doesn't know how she'll feeding her 4 children. and the 5th one, she's expecting the family receives a $65.00 monthly check from the government, social program, bulls of amelia. a sky will come, but it's worth nothing. so inflation to sears, more than 10 percent and food prices have tripled. many brazilians living in poor neighborhoods like this one now depends solely on donations to put food on the table. but families like got enough facing additional problem. they don't even have the means to cook it. one 3rd avoid getting there receives from the government social program, pays through the gas. none of her neighbors can afford using a regular oven. they've resorted to bricks and alcohol to cook their meals for jackie foul. bu

brazil was one of 100 countries to sign on. that's signifant because last year, the destruction in brazil's amazon rainforest, reached a 12 year high. the amazon accounts for about a third of the world's tropical rainforests — and crucially, helps capture vast amounts of carbon dioxide, so the gas doesn't heat up the atmosphere. but illegal logging, is a huge problem. from hondoniya state, in the brazilian amazon ,our international correspondent, 0rla guerin reports. the amazon dream — a forest haven combating climate change. but the reality can look like this. no more tree canopy, the land stripped bare for planting crops. we were shown how easy it is to plunder the amazon, just one man and a chainsaw. campaigners say illegal loggers have a green light from president jair bolsonaro. they accuse him of carving up environmental protections and fuelling climate change. miguel isn't worried about the planet, he's worried about his family. his handiwork, seen from above. every tree that falls here releases carbon dioxide back i

here in chile, as in brazil and argentina, the chinese covey vaccines have been made widely available as part of the u and aggressive medical diplomacy strategy. it reflects china's global soft power and influence in this case of a to close to home for washington's liking. united states tends to view this in geostrategic terms and trends to see this in terms of china somehow. securing outsized influence beyond the economic sphere in latin america, us diplomats and the pentagon have expressed concern about quote, predatory trade practices that they are, are giving china excessive geopolitical leverage. adding insult to injury in june long time us allied, panama joined the dominican republic and of salvatore. in switching recognition of taiwan for china. another sign of how much washington's leadership and influence of the region has diminished. it's in this context that the by did administration is launch, get an offensive called built back better for the world, or b, 3, w for short to compete with china's belton road initiative. and for the united states. this is strategic. when we th

here in chile, as in brazil and argentina, the chinese covey vaccines have been made widely available as part of a new and aggressive medical diplomacy strategy. it reflects china's global soft power and influence, in this case, a bit too close to home for washington's liking. united states tends to view this in g, a strategic terms and trends to see this in terms of china somehow securing outside influence beyond the economic sphere in latin america. us diplomats and the pentagon have expressed concern about quote, predatory trade practices that they are, are giving china excessive geopolitical leverage. adding insult to injury in june long time us allied, panama joined the dominican republic and of salvador in switching recognition of taiwan for china. another sign of how much washington's leadership, an influence of the region has diminished. it's in this context that the by did administration is launching, get an offensive called, built back better for the world, or b, 3 w for short, to compete with china's belton road initiative. and for the united states, this is strategic. when

she won a latin american grammy in 2019 — and in 2020 was the most listened to artist in brazil on spotify. the cause of the crash is not yet known. the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long was has left over 400 thousand people facing famine—like conditions. our africa correspondent, catherine byaru hanga has this report. in washington, dc a coalition of armed groups and political movements announce they want to remove ethiopians government. many of them come from historically marginalised ethnic groups. now with a stronger to great peoples fund which has been fighting federal forces for a year. the next step would be to organise ourselves and totally dismantle the existing government either by force or by negotiation, whatever they wish. and then transitional government as soon as possible. but back home the governments they opposed led by the prime minister is defiant. and dismissed the alliance

the trip to brazil severely diminished his fortitude. got a number of infections and it was debilitating literally. >> do you think teddy and eleanor were alike? and if so, how? >> well, many people say they're alike. eleanor was a grade favorite of t.r. eleanor was his brother's daughter and his brother had a severe bout with alcoholism and drug abush and eleanor was brought in to the family many days of the year. so, he favored her greatly. she admired him quite a bit and their fondness and their love of things like human rights and policy matters, that was mutual. >> and i once heard a story that eleanor roosevelt heard, the day she married franklin delnures velt. >> that's right. he gave away eleanor at her marriage to franklin. i don't know who said it but someone famously said he wants to be the bride at every wedding and the baby at every christening and the corpse at every funeral. >> can you talk about his relationship with booker t. washington? >> he's the first to have african-american over for dinner in the white house. booke

new variant has not been found yet in brazil. at least 3 other people have been killed in the solomon islands where they have been days of rioting. gangs have been setting buildings on fire, trashing property, demanding prime minister, manassas, a bar resign. they say they're part of the pacific nation has been long, neglected by a government french president demand your macro has accused the british prime minister barak johnson of not being serious about migration of the english channel . the french of also disinvite the u. k. from a european crisis meeting, and russia has denied allegations by ukraine's president, that the kremlin has been plotting to overthrow his government without giving details below them. as the lensky told journalists who was planned for next week, and that one of ukraine's wealthiest men was involved with those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0, after talked to our to 0 station. thanks for watching bye. for now. in the light of the open sea heights, a dark secret men forced to work wit

marilia mendonca, one of brazil's most successful singers, has died in a plane crash along with her uncle, producer and two crew members. the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flying to perform in a concert in the southeast of the country. the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long war has left over 400,000 people facing famine—like conditions. the hollyoaks actor sarahjayne dunn has said she's "shocked and disappointed" after being dropped from the tv soap for refusing to remove photos from an adult website. 0nlyfans is known for selling explicit, adult material, with individuals choosing what they share with subscribers. channel 4 said they had a responsibility to the tv drama's young viewers, as lizo mzimba reports. sarahjayne dunn's mandy has been a regularface on hollyoaks for much of the last 25 years. but she has now been aske

struggling while the government tries to find a solution. pardoning metal, al jazeera new delhi in brazil, inflation, they pandora america, and the lack of investment and social programs mean the number of people going hungry is growing as an enjoyable scenario. is trying to amend the constitution to allow him to spend more to address more time to address the problem. the critics say he's using poverty as an excuse to increase his own campaign budget ahead of next year's election. monica in a cab reports from rio de janeiro, matthews and bob laza has been walking the streets of re diginero for the past 3 decades. she works for the n g o citizenship action, distributing food for the needy. this alleyway is not the place where one would expect to find hunger for, but since 2014, the number of hungry in brazil has doubled from 9000000 to 19000000 people. that's the equivalent of the entire population of chile or romania. i mean my to use that tells us that behind every door she finds a desperate family scene. jenny said she lost her job during the pandemic. in november, the government suspen

a similar sort of action in the sky is focusing probably on bolivia and this western side of brazil. but you'll notice although uruguay is dry, the se, brazil still got that, potentially that whole lot moves slowly know what its a seasonal thing is, should very active and very interesting that the rain that goes around the west of the earth, this line here, the atc said is still given the risk of floods in columbia further south, but the focus, the north that and central america is still from belize down to honduras and up through will probably cuba to the bahamas has been a persistent movement, a bit north and a bit safer. the next or last week or so is going a bit north now heading towards can, could flash, i think is a possibility. the river of rain has stopped in british columbia. now this story is cold and dry and has been snowy. but the snow storm is for the east in canada, it's spreading cold air fil a south watch. the attempt has changed as louis dant about 8 degrees. that'll eventually reach the gulf coast of the weather, sponsored by katara, always serious, darkest days. wi

it goes off shore, throwing thunderstorms beyond it is the southeast of brazil and into paraguay. the temple would change as it goes through bernard, damascus, it last time, just to change a degree or so, it will feel different, all the same, but look at the circulation just down here, otherwise it's seasonally normal, some pretty good showers. now in brazil. bolivia and perry right up through through to columbia where they've been heavy enough to cause some flooding. they might do the same again. and the movement of significant charles has gone from the texan chaos to hispaniola and puerto rico, back through maybe still jamaica honduras. and also nicaragua, i think mexico see it increasing number of shares. you see that cold front coming down from the u. s. i will tend to boost the showers in mexico in the us itself. thanksgiving service, it started a long weekend will be a cold or sunny one for many snow, you know, terrier and coming across the border. so cross the legs and this is a line of thunderstorms on its way eastwards to give again, a cooling trend in the southern states

marilia mendonca, one of brazil's most successful singers, has died in a plane crash along with her uncle, producer and two crew members. the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flying to perform in a concert in the southeast of the country. one in 55 people in the uk are believed to have tested positive for coronavirus last week, that's more than 1.2 million people. the office for national statistics says figures show a similar levels of infection to the previous week, but there are signs that the number of cases could be flattening out. our health editor hugh pym has this report. are we going to go in the left or the right arm, sir? as people come forward for boosterjabs, here in marlow in buckinghamshire, and here at st helens rugby league ground, the hope is that the spread of the virus can be slowed down. there are very tentative views among expert modellers that there may be a downward trend for infections. it's very possible that cases may continue to go down over the next few weeks, but i'm also very aware that we saw

even products as simple as a pencil have to use wood from brazil, graphite from india, before it comes together at a factory in the u.s. sounds silly, but that is how it happens. all of the sudden, we have the covid crisis in brazil and cannot get the product because the plant shuts down. smartphones often bring together parts from france, italy, the netherlands, new york state, japan. it is a supply chain that crosses at of countries. that is the nature of the modern economy. the global supply chains have helped dramatically bringing down the prices we pay, but they also made us more reliant on what happens in other parts of the world. eight factory in malaysia shuts down due to covid. it causes a ripple effect that can slowdown auto and effectuating in detroit. why they cannot get the computer chips they need. china can delay shipping furniture, reduce worldwide supply, and drive up races in america. the irony is that people have more money because of the first piece of major legislation that i passed. if you have kids under seven, you get $300 a month. that is like wealthy people us

these pictures show parts of the amazon rain forest in brazil, one of the countries it's pledge to en deforestation by 2030. most of this activity is driven by production of palm oil, beef, soil, timber, and paper products. one of the telltale signs of deforestation in the amazon is the fish bone. a pattern that emerges long roads as long as ranches and other settlers pushed deeper into the forest. the satellite imagery is from the northern power estate in brazil taken over 20 years that fish, bone patton has emerged from the towns along the trans amazonian highway. oh, our environment edit. and the clock spoke to chief co coy of the what the john people of southern guyana calling for assurance as the cop 26 funding will reach indigenous people if it does come to me to us directly, definitely can help us with what is the process? what is them that is going to be used to make sure that this money comes down to the indigenous people directly, which can help us in making sure that the work they're very properly managed. of course we're going to need the finances to make this happen. saw

the jeff in brazil inflation and the pandemic, and a lack of investment in social programs means more people are going hungry. president j. baltimore was trying to amend the constitution to let him to spend more to help. but critics say his using poverty as an excuse to increase his own campaign budget ad of next year's election. monica, you naca reports from, we had a generic my news, i back bozza has been walking the streets of rio de janeiro for the past 3 decades . she works for the n g o citizenship action, distributing food for the needy. the sally way is not the place where one would expect to find hunger for, but since 2014, the number of hungry in brazil has doubled from 9000000 to 19000000 people. that's the equivalent of the entire population of chile or romania. i mean by the user tells us that behind every door she finds a desperate family scene. jenny said she lost her job during the pandemic. in november, the government suspended the emergency aid. she doesn't know how she'll feed her 4 children. and the 5th one, she's expecting the family receives a $65.00 monthly chec

now these pictures come to us from the amazon rain forest and brazil, one of the countries this place to en deforestation by 2030. most of this activity is driven by the production of palm oil beef sawyer, timber and paper products to. well, one of the tell tale signs of deforestation and the amazon is the so called fish boon. that's a pattern that emerges along roads as loggers ranchers and other settlers pushed deeper into the forest areas. this satellite imagery is from the northern prostate in brazil, taken over a period of 20 years that fish bone pattern you can see there has emerged from the towns along the trans amazonian highway. let's bring in daniel van orlean. she is a campaigner for international forests at friends of the earth in the netherlands. she joins us from amsterdam, amsterdam, daniel van, urgent, welcome to the news hour. we've had 25 conferences. seeing something similar about deforestation. i think it was margaret thatcher back in the 99 team that started banging this particular drum. are we now about to see real change? to ask you friends of these pledges are

john henderson, al jazeera, puerto prince, one of brazil's most popular thing is, has been killed in a plane crash, merrily am. and don, son was just 26 is all when she died alongside her manager and aid. victoria gang b has the story seen as a man. it is so this is maria mon don't. so booting an airplane on friday, she was on her way to the city of kara ching in brazil, southeast in state of minnes darius where she was due to play a concert that evening. but the thing had never made it to her destination. her playing crashed in a rural area 12 kilometers from where it was due to land. police have launched an investigation. pretty sure what fall line. we can't yet speak about the cause of the crash, but it's a fact that this record from an antenna which indicates that the aircraft collided with it before falling for other people were on boardman dances, uncle, her producer, and 2 pilots, firefighters sent to the crush site said the recovery operation was difficult because of the rocky terrain and a nearby waterfall of this, we've just removed the 5th body from inside the aircraft. th

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he got it again in brazil. that trip to brazil seriously diminished him. he got severe infections and it was debilitating, really. >> from jacqueline, do you think teddy and eleanor were alike? if so, how? >> many people say that they're alike. and eleanor was a great -- eleanor was tr's niece, his brother's daughter. and, of course, his brother had a severe bout with alcoholism and eleanor was brought into the family for many days of the year. so he favored her greatly. she admired him quite a bit. and i think their fondness and love of things like human rights and policy matters, that was mutual. >> and i once heard a story that eleanor roosevelt, the day she married another relative, everything was fine until uncle teddy walked in and stucked all the oxygen out of the room? >> that's right, ann. he gave away eleanor at her marriage to franklin. i don't know who said it, but someone famously said that he wants to be the bride at every wedding, the baby at every christening and the corpse at every funeral. >> ambitious. sarah asked, can you talk about tr'

that when presidentjair to be sobered up by, one of which is that when president jair bolsonaro of brazil makes a commitment, can we really believe he means the commitment given everything that has happened in brazil during his period? i would say exactly the same thing about the australian prime minister's commitment of net zero, but at the same time continuing to use coal right through to mid century. what we have is a lot of speeches and commitments, and one cannot help using that adult phrase, blah blah blah. let's see what delivery is. we are frankly in last chance saloon, and the discussion i hear going on in the cop26 does not match up to that reality. we are very long way after managing a manageable future for humanity, a very long way off, and the time line is very short to manage this. what we need from this cop26 meeting is real commitments to get to as close to absolute zero in emissions as quickly as possible. with the wealthy countries leading the way and also helping developing countries to achieve their objectives. so i think the collaboration, the work required, weight of

one of brazil's most popular singer as has been killed in a plane crash, maria mendoza, who was 26 years old, died with 4 other people, including her uncle, victoria gayton. he has more scenes as a mom and you so this is maria mon don't, sir. booting an airplane on friday, she was on her way to the city of kara ching, in brazil, southeast in state of ministry, arise where she was due to play a concert that evening. but the thing had never made it to her destination. her playing crashed in a rural area 12 kilometers from where it was due to land. police have launched an investigation shortfall. i knew that we can't yet speak about the cause of the crash. but it's a fact that this record from an antenna which indicates that the a craft collided with it before falling for other people were on boardman dances, uncle, her producer and 2 pilots, firefighters sent to the crash site, said the recovery operation was difficult because of the rocky terrain and a nearby waterfall, and we've just removed the 5th body from inside the aircraft. there were 5 victims who died in our work continues to ide

one of brazil's most popular singers has been killed in a plane crash. maria mondanca, who was 26 years old, died alongside her manager and an aides. victoria gate and b has more in just a moment to. so this is maria mon don't sir. boarding an airplane on friday. she was on her way to the city of kara ching in brazil, southeast in state of ministry, rife where she was due to play a concert that evening. but the thing never made it to her destination. her playing crashed in a rural area 12 kilometers from where it was due to land. police have launched an investigation. pretty sure what for lying? we can't yet speak about the course of the crash, but it's a fact that this record from an antenna which indicates that the aircraft collided with it before falling. for other people were on boardman dances, uncle, her producer, and 2 pilots, firefighters sent to the crash site said the recovery operation was difficult because of the rocky terrain and a nearby waterfall, a we've just removed the 5th body from inside the aircraft. there were 5 victims who died in

is not the place where one would expect to find hunger for, but since 2014, the number of hungry in brazil has doubled from 9000000 to 19000000 people. that's the equivalent of the entire population of chile or romania. i mean my to use that tells us that behind every door she finds a desperate family scene. jenny said she lost her job. during the pandemic, november, the government suspended the emergency aid. she doesn't know how she'll feeding her 4 children. and the 5th one, she's expecting the family receives a $65.00 monthly check from the government social program bulls of a media. i should try to work on, but it's worth nothing. inflation to sir is more than 10 percent a wash and food prices have tripled. many brazilians living in poor neighborhoods like this one now depends solely on donations to put food on the table. with families like got enough facing additional problem. they don't even have the means to cook it. one 3rd of we're getting there receives from the government social program piece through the gas. none of her neighbors can afford using a regular oven. they've resort

this satellite imagery is from the nor than paris, stay in brazil, taken over the course of 20 years and that fish bone pattened there has emerged from the towns along the trans amazonian highway. well, our environment added to nick clark is in glasgow and he spoke to chief coil, one of the what be china, people of southern gown. and he's called for assurances. the cop 26 funding will reach indigenous people. if it does come to me to us directly, definitely can help us with what is the process, what this system that is going to be used to make sure that this money comes down to the indigenous people directly. which can help us in making sure that the work they're very properly managed. of course we going to need the finances to make this happen. so since 1994, the now we have started are the governments, the international community of started making commitments. and at the same time making a commitment, we started to dig ourselves a whole. today, we are deeper into the whole because of the systems that have been put in place in terms of legal recognition for indigenous rates on the s

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well, no creases here, but it's getting closer just in the last couple of hours. brazil has confirmed that it know has cases of armor croton. this might be a new variant, but the advice from the public health officials here in the united states is the same old thing that we're been hearing for more than a year. we're a mask particularly, and doors keep your distance, wash your hands if you've been vaccinated, that's great. get the booster if you haven't, then get the vaccination as soon as possible. that is a concern that it will be here very soon. you remember in the early days of covered there was just one reported case in seattle. people thought, well it won't come here and it came and came quite significantly in the weeks following that. those of course, a travel band for south africa and 7 other countries in the southern part of the continent. but the world health organization has said as not gonna help, you're not going to be able to stop it spreading that way and simply won't be able to block it from coming to your country. so they're asking for countries to review those travel

also joining us, we have bernard smith, he's joining us live from brazil at start 1st though with nick clark. so nick, how's it going though? it does this look like we're gonna wrap things up today with hopefully a miraculous announcement that puts everything back on track for 1.5 degrees, or is that wishful thinking? or wishful thinking. i think sammy 6 pm friday night, which is where we're at now. and this is when the conference should end, it should come to a conclusion, but realistically it's going to go up for at least another 24 hours. i'd say possibly even more of these things, do we have had a kind of global stop tape to where we're at with that 2nd text that you were talking about. and it was friday, constructive lot of thumbs up about various elements, but also an awful long way to go as well. you have to remember, this is not just about creating a treaty like the pass agreement was back in 2015. this is about a variety of decisions and resolutions add to our muscles to keep the temperatures from rising b r one, and how to ru celsius over pre industrial levels. so to get to t

but brazil shot it's bored after travelers arriving from 6 southern african nations. new veterans has not yet been found in overhead. anything can happen. there can be a new variant like this one or a new virus. people need to be prepared. the world and brazil cannot take, can you, lockdown, it would condemn every one to misery and misery kills when europe is once again, the epicenter of the pandemic on the netherlands is among the countries trying to bring down infection rates. the governments ordered bars, restaurants, and shops to close at night, triggering protests in the hague. there was no repeat of the riots in cities last weekend. hospital say they're getting overwhelmed and are cancelling surgeries to free up beds, a covet 19 patients. friends, president emmanuel macro has accused british prime minister boris johnson, not being serious about migration to the english channel. the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting. it's the latest deterioration and relations between the 2 neighbors. days off, at least $27.00 refugees and migra