brazil has become the world's largest consumer of pesticides. brazil consumes 20 percent of the world's press to side production. it's absurd we consume an average of 5 liters of pesticide per person in a rural area since an average of 15 liters per hectare. there's no university department of agriculture anywhere in the world that says you need 15 leaders of pesticides to grow one hectare of soybeans. easy leaves even and. today so i plantations in brazil already cover an area the size of germany. eels a high in pot thanks to heavy use of pesticides. these are the beans we've just harvested. do you eat them. they eat no no i prefer not to we sprayed them with the various products. we have to wait a while before eating them. it's very bitter we are do you want to try one of the. animal feed destined for china's pork chicken and beef industry the trade war with the us has also encouraged china to buy it saw it from brazil. it makes no sense to take these soybeans for a model grocer or put them on a truck and drive 3000 kilometers to a port and tr

brazil has become the world's largest consumer of pesticide in brazil consumes 20 percent of the world's pressed aside production it's absurd we consume an average of 5 liters of pesticide per person in rural areas it's an average of 15 liters per hectare. there's no university department of agriculture anywhere in the world that says you need 15 leaders of pesticides to grow one hectare of soybeans. out of the sergeant. easy lead to live in and. today so i plantations in brazil already cover an area the size of germany. yields are high in part thanks to heavy use of pesticides. therefore these are the beans we've just harvested are the soft. do you eat them. they eat you know no i prefer not to know what we sprayed them with the various products. we have to wait a while before eating them. it's very bitter do you want to try one of the. animal feed destined for china's pork chicken and beef industry the trade war with the u.s. has also encouraged china to buy it saw it from brazil. it makes no sense to take these soybeans for a model grocer or put them on a truck and drive 3000 kilomete

here in brazil some of our soil farms cover 240000 hectares. yallop think we are kind of the global market is controlled by only 5 companies bunga monsanto a.d.m. cargill and dreyfus. they speculate with the prices speculate with stocks and manipulate the market. pave managed to transform soy into the main ingredient in animal feed. pig feed cow feed and chicken feed that means that saw is now a very important raw material in human nutrition. the world has become one giant pig stye corporations use soya as if it were the only food we haven't. world . we have the same seeds the same microclimate both of the same trading companies the same price setting mechanisms the same players or it's a very homogeneous production system even though it's very diverse and it's interracial and $3.00 radically different systems in the social circles it's a production system that generates its own homogeny in order to be able to. and this global market. share in this region that produces mainly come from other countries. but some of them come from national grosso

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brazil has become the world's largest consumer of pesticide in brazil consumes 20 percent of the world's press to side production. it's absurd we consume an average of 5 liters of pesticide per person in a rural area since an average of 15 liters per hectare. there's no university department of agriculture anywhere in the world that says you need 15 leaders of pesticides to grow one hectare of soybeans. easy leave them live in and. today so i plantations in brazil already cover an area the size of germany. eels are high in pond thanks to heavy use of pesticides. these are the beans we've just harvested. do you eat them. they eat you no no i prefer not to we spray them with the various products that we have to wait a while before eating them. it's very bitter we are do you want to try one of the. animal feed destined for china's pork chicken and beef industry the trade war with the us has also encouraged china to buy it saw it from brazil. it makes no sense to take these soybeans for a model grocer or put them on a truck and drive 3000 kilometers to a port and travel another 20000 kilomet

in brazil and to brazilian public. rejects this language by a large it does not want to see people marginalized in this way it wants people's rights to be opposed well speaking of indigenous groups i say that this week also now are also pointed out from the christian missionary to lead the national indian foundation this is a man who previously tried to establish a chechen every indigenous community in brazil how is that going i have a. yes this fundamentalists zealots that was it a name to run very sensitive branch of the national indigenous organisation for now . is someone who in the past has tried to profit ties in indigenous territories and isolated peoples are the people he will be overseeing peoples who live in by a voluntary isolation who are the among the most vulnerable people on the planet they are not immunized against even the most trivial illness like a common cold so if they come into contact with outsiders they can be wiped out and what he is proposing is a forced contact with these people he has in the

the outbreak has now reached latin america brazil has reported its 1st conviction. i'm compelled this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up pleading for peace india's capital remains on edge off the 3 days of rioting over a controversial citizenship door that killed 22 people. turkey says it will push back against syrian government forces says the number of displaced people in the north reaches nearly a 1000000. for the 1st time since the coronavirus outbreak began the number of new infections outside china has exceeded the numb but within 37 countries have telly to 427 new cases of beijing says it's counted 4 $111.00 earlier the world health organization want immediate action is needed to prevent it from becoming a pandemic where it's widespread around the world but the infection rate appears to be slowing down and mainland china where the outbreak began the virus is spreading through europe with new cases in france though the majority are in italy 378 confirmed infections are there and 12 deaths brazil has also just reported a cases latin america's 1st confi

brazil's president is calling his controversial plans for indigenous land a dream but critics say it's a genocide. hello a chinese doctor who was among the 1st to raise the alerts about the corona virus outbreak has now died from the illness that's led to an outpouring of anger against the government's. first issued warnings about the virus in december but police at the time accuse the 34 year old of scare mongering of the government's anti-corruption body is now sending investigators to look into issues raised by his case on the state health commission paid respectfully and praised medical workers. we know that for medical workers on the frontline they sacrifice their own family life to contribute to this battle against a fire as they try to protect our people's health we extend our respect to them now it's in the critical period in the battle against a virus in a society we need to care more about our medical workers we need to unite as one to conquer at least difficulties of president xi jinping has spoken with donald trump by phone telling him that beijing's efforts to contain the

it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip through america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 61 national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over the country. we're trying to visit every single state and every single national park in the country — all on a motorcycle. this all started when i actually went on a trip abroad and i wasn't able to bring sox with me and when i got back the greeting that he gave me, it was really heart—warming, but it also made me feel kind of bad because i knew that he was really upset that i was gone for so long. so why kind of rearranged my bucket list to do all the things i could do with sox. his safety is my absolute most important thing. i

president, brazil has its first case. >> brazil. >> right. you have many americans now in brazil for carnivale. what are your concerns about what are the procedures and practices to implement as the americans are trying to come back home? >> we've gotten strong on people coming in from brazil. it's a big country but one case. but still, it's a case. the president is a very good front of mine. he ran on exactly make brazil great again. that's what he ran on. we get along well. you're thrilled to hear that. we get along very, very well. we're working with brazil. we have worse instances than brazil. we have italy and other countries where they have more than one person. they have one person as of now, a little while ago. one person in brazil. but italy is a deeper problem. we're checking people coming in very, very strongly from those. at some point we may cut that off. at some point, depending what happens, we may cut certain additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china as soon as possible. we ho

we're working with brazil. we have much worse instances than brazil. you have other countries where they have much more -- they have one person right now, as of now, just a little while ago, one person in brazil. italy is, you know, a deeper problem. and we're checking people coming in very, very strongly from those. and at some point we may cut that off. at some point, depending on what happens, we may cut certain additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china as soon as possible and we hope the numbers we've been get, we hope the numbers we have been tting are true on china. where it really has leveled off and started to go down. eventually sometime that's going to happen. go ahead. reporter: you said repeatedly that you think the federal government is very prepared, you're ready for this. if you think secretary azar is doing such a great job why did you feel the need to make a change and put vice president mike pence in charge of the federal response to the virus? president trump: i think secretary azar

well you know we just have a report in a case in brazil. we have been working with all of our countries and sure in doubt they are prepared to contained a minimize or stop the. dissemination transmission however given the fact that 3 countries. iran and south korea are now experiences i'll brakes or community transmission we are making sure they know their health services of the countries in latin america have prepared as you know some of the countries are me that income and others are high income saw there is a level of that countries are now losing track of the chain of infection the can't tell where confirmed cases have been contracted what does that mean for projections of how this virus might continue to spread well china has been reporting decline of cases in the last few days and decline of that. while we have seen some community transmission in other countries as i mentioned we have also seen that there are about 9 countries that reported a case that is seen as the last 2 weeks they have not reported cases so so it's a mix issue and

in brazil. all of these aspects are reflected in the report which i recommend to your attention. >> thank you, ambassador. okay. we have two minutes for each ambassadors. i'm going to start you then end with you, ambassador. >> okay. two quick points if i could make to the first and the last of the three questions we took. the first is what additional steps could be taken with some of the larger and yet more skeptical nations on application of the tr, the rio treaty, and i believe the two examples that you offered up were mexico and argentina. and i'll offer you a diplomats response to that. and i would say, there are ways, most of them done in private consultation, sometimes public messaging, to have dialogue among governments and nation states. one way is to appeal to humanitarian instincts. i mean, the point that in a sense we're making today is that this is not necessarily political, ideological, or philosophical issue. this is an issue of tens of millions of human beings who are suffering f

president, brazil has its first case. >> that's right, brazil. >> right, brazil. and you have many americans now in brazil for carnival. what are your concerns and what are the procedures and practices that you plan to implement as those americans are trying to come back home. >> yes, we've gotten very strong on people coming in from brazil. it only has one case. it's a big country but only has one case. still, it's a case. we deal with brazil very well. the president is a good friend of mine. he ran on exactly -- it's called make brazil great again. we get along very well. i know you're thrilled to hear that. we get along very, very well and we're working with brazil. we have much worse instances than brazil. you have italy. they have one person as of now, one person in brazil. but italy is a deeper problem. we're checking people coming in very, very strongly from those. at some point we may cut that off. at some point depending on what happens, we may cut certain additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china as soon

we're working with brazil. we have much worse instances than brazil. you have other countries where they have much more -- they have one person right now, as of now, just a little while ago, one person in brazil. italy is, you know, a deeper problem. and we're checking people coming in very, very strongly from those. and at some point we may cut that off. at some point, depending on what happens, we may cut certain additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china as soon as possible and we hope the numbers we've been get, we hope the numbers we have been getting are true on china. where it really has leveled off and started to go down. eventually sometime that's going to happen. go ahead. reporter: you said repeatedly that you think the federal government is very prepared, you're ready for this. if you think secretary azar is doing such a great job, why did you feel the need to make a change and put vice president mike pence in charge of the federal response to the virus? president trump: i think secretary az

a brazilian drug free who suffered homophobia in brazil but found a new home in germany. and the biggest ever exhibition in germany of impressionist paintings by claude monet at the barbary museum in pottstown. bots we begin the bird in film festival which is said to be the largest public film festival in the world with over $400.00 movies to choose from this year today we're going to have a look at new films which feature of this great city as a backdrop nearly 30 years after reunification is still undergoing great change this of course fascinates filmmakers because the city has so many different sides to it. dark. colored. minimalist disreputable. lens many facets make it an exciting place for directors to shoot and set their film. one of the most famous squares in what was once east berlin has led to the name for this title but when alexander climbs in this film the undocumented refugee francis stretched into the drug dealing scene at the city's hudson hyde apart which arrived as a shooting location. 100 could bonnie's modern adaptation of i fled to dean's classic nove

this is deja vu news live from berlin still to come on our show her jewish ancestors fled to brazil to escape the nazis but germany is refusing her claim to german citizenship she and others like her want to change that. and doing the dirty work the superhero battling with indonesia's massive trash problem . but 1st sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court he's charges committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to the government's operations against dar for rebels between 20032008 some 300000 people were killed in that conflict. the cooling for the justice they feel is long over due to saddam's capital khartoum some protesters welcomes the announcement that former president omar al bashir will be handed over to the international criminal court i am sick and i want peace we want peace in any possible way in this country if the darfur rebels want to send some to the i.c.c. then it's a good thing he's already a war criminal and that he was but others think

it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip across america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 61 national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over the country. we're trying to visit every single state and every single national park in the country all on a motorcycle. this all started when i actually went on a trip abroad and i wasn't able to bring sox with me, and when i got back the greeting that he gave me, it was really heart—warming, but it also made me feel kind of bad because i knew that he was really upset that i was gone for so long. so i kind of rearranged my bucket list to do all the things i could do with sox. his safety is my absolute most important thing. i know

protected indigenous land accounts for some 13 percent of brazil's territory that's too much for ball so narrow he says it hinders economic development he's proposed bill has drawn strong criticism from indigenous tribes and environmentalists while both so narrow says they'll be consulted any final decision on exploiting lands would be placed brazil's congress also not has proposed a bill brazenly violates brazil's constitution which guarantees the right to its indigenous peoples to consultation and this is the kind of consultation that is minister of mines of energy has said will be but a formality and not be carried out in the rigorous manner that the constitution guarantees indigenous people that have this right and shrine in the constitution and other international conventions and they're demanding it today the far right president says he wants to integrate remote communities into brazilian society and even the other controversial move this week he named a former even jellicoe missionary to head a department responsible for protecting and contactors and recently contacted tribes b

it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip through america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 6! national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over the country. we're trying to visit every single state and every single national park in the country all on a motorcycle. this all started when i actually went on a trip abroad and i wasn't able to bring sox with me, and when i got back the greeting that he gave me, it was really heart—warming, but it also made me feel kind of bad because i knew that he was really upset that i was gone for so long. so i kind of rearranged my bucket list to do all the things i could do with sox. his safety is my absolute most important thing. i know

i'm in brazil for the countdown to carnival. i don't know what i'm doing! and we hit the road in america, with one man and his very devoted dog. this week we are kicking off on japan's northern ireland, hokkaido. it's a country's winter playground. it's a country's winter playground. it is also home to one of the world's famous winter events, the sapporo snow festival. but, sadly, milder temperatures and drier conditions have led to problems for organisers this year. so carmen has pulled on her snowbirds and headed north to see how they are coping. the wide open spaces of hokkaido. at any time of year people come here to be outdoors, but especially in january and february, the height of the ski season. the resorts on hokkaido are globally renowned, partly because of the quality of the snow. but also there's a real diversity the landscape which provides fast black runs, gentle nursery slopes, and loads of backcountry off—piste skiing. but this year there's been a problem. it's the lowest snowfall on record injapan since it's the lowest snowfall on record i

what about in brazil? >>e h as well. people have been following the news since it was confirm, the outbreak and china. brazilians are worried because we just held ourearly carnival. for the past four days, brazilians were on the street celebrating. t mig concern that t have helped to spread the virus in the country -- they are concerned. >> thank you from sao paulo. let's turn to this aspect. coronavirus is impacting the health of thousands around the world, but the measures taken by authorities to combat the spread toll so taking their professional sports. events are under threat across the globe. japan is the worst hit. it's prime minister issued this plea today. >> the next one to two weeks will be extremely important in stopping the spread of infection. there is a large risk of tr sporting and cultural events with large gatherings of people per taking this into account, we as organizations to either cancel, postpone, or scale down these events. >> most sporting bodies are already heating that call. japan's p league c

was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her ancestral home in germany. my grandfather a left care many flat actually in mind teen 37 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil to eat this was thanks to his mother's foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was already not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at the time. in a way he wasn't any more sits than under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews were stripped of their rights and. and citizenship now is fighting to get it back my brother and i felt very close to the german culture since a very young age has studied in a water school in brazil with german school and we always had this references from germany and european culture present in our houses article 116 of the german constitution enables germans persecuted by the nazis as well as the descendents to have their citizenship are stored but marcelle is application was rejected on the grounds her grandfather left germany voluntarily. and he told me that it was he had left her alone terribly

it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip across america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 61 national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over the country. we're trying to visit every single state and every single national park in the country all on a motorcycle. this all started when i actually went on a trip abroad and i wasn't able to bring sox with me, and when i got back the greeting that he gave me, it was really heart—warming, but it also made me feel kind of bad because i knew that he was really upset that i was gone for so long. so i kind of rearranged my bucket list to do all the things i could do with sox. his safety is my absolute most important thing. i know

we're working with brazil. we have much worse instances than brazil. you have other countries where they have much more -- they have one person right now, as of now, just a little while ago, one person in brazil. italy is, you know, a deeper problem. and we're checking people coming in very, very strongly from those. and at some point we may cut that off. at some point, depending on what happens, we may cut certain additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china as soon as possible and we hope the numbers we've been get, we hope the numbers we have been getting are true on china. where it really has leveled off and started to go down. eventually sometime that's going to happen. go ahead. reporter: you said repeatedly that you think the federal government is very prepared, you're ready for this. if you think secretary azar is doing such a great job why did you feel the need to make a change and put vice president mike pence in charge of the federal response to the virus? president trump: i think secretary aza

pope francis is ruled against a proposal to allow married men to become tough the priests in brazil's amazon region issues their call for an exception to the church's celibacy rule. when they get a shortage of priests in remote right forestry jobs. this is de w. news from follow us on twitter or visit the website that stay w dot com up next our business magazine in germany i'll be back at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the website e.w. dot com i'm good. i am a business model a and i am a brand. i. am fully up to. influence a shameless blow hard. for an innovative news. his people majorly impact the economy. good use crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable chocolate production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits

it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip across america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 6! national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over the country. we're trying to visit every single state and every single national park in the country all on a motorcycle. this all started when i actually went on a trip abroad and i wasn't able to bring sox with me, and when i got back the greeting that he gave me, it was really heart—warming, but it also made me feel kind of bad because i knew that he was really upset that i was gone for so long. so i kind of rearranged my bucket list to do all the things i could do with sox. his safety is my absolute most important thing. i know

you're watching the news still to come patricia dunn says just fled to brazil to escape the nazis in germany has refused took me into citizenship now she and others like lawmakers to help them. but 1st to the u.s. for presidential hopeful. was one of the democratic primary in the state of new hampshire the left leaning u.s. senator one with about 26 percent of the vote sanders says he now has the momentum as the democratic party decides on a candidate to challenge president trump november's election but moderates insist the contest is far from over. it's the 1st clear win in the democratic party's nomination fight a new hampshire choose very moment senator bernie sanders. and love me. that this victory here is the beginning of the end but donald trump. sanders beat off a strong challenge from p.p. to git he triumphed in iowa caucus he congratulated sanders and called for unity. so many of you turned out die hard democrats independents unwilling to stay on the side on the sidelines and even some newly former republicans and we can't defeat the most divisive president in modern america

leaders of indigenous people in brazil say they are outraged by what they call but what the president calls his dream plans to exploit the amazon rain forest narrows unveiled a proposed law to allow mining agriculture and energy projects. reports. there are some of brazil's most remote and untouched regions but now president both scenario wants to tap into the riches of protected indigenous reservations his proposed bill delivers on a campaign promise to open up the land to mining energy and other projects including this is a big step forward it depends on congress but we will face pressure from environmentalists those people from the environment if i could one day i would confine them to the amazon since they like the environment so much. protected indigenous land accounts for some 13 percent of brazil's territory that's too much for ball so narrow he says it hinders economic development his proposed bill has drawn strong criticism from indigenous tribes and environmentalist's while bill so narrow says they'll be consulted any final decision on exploiting lands would be placed brazil

this is the momentum of brazil. last year we created more than one million jobs, and also brazil -- [inaudible] a little bit more than 1%. so this is prosperity, and we are just bringing prosperity to the people. and socialism only brings poverty. charles: yeah. i mean, i think the socialist part is itself evident. of course your country has a history of voting in far-left and far-right per se, but there's something else going on, right? there's something else. there's a revolt against the establishment around the world. i mean, we saw it in japan, in india, we've seen it throughout europe with brexit. to you just get a sense that the elites have been in charge for too long and they've delivered too little to people everywhere on this planet? >> yes, you're right. in brazil, for example, we were facing a lot of big, huge -- [inaudible] like never, ever we saw. not only brazil, but i'm talking about in the face of the everett. the everett. and that's why venezuela, nicaragua and cuba, people realize this is not the w

my son was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her home in germany. my grandfather a left germany fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil this was thanks to his mother's foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was already not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at that time so in a way he wasn't anymore a full sits and under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews were stripped of their rights and german citizenship now is fighting to get it back my brother and i felt very close to the german culture since a very young age was studied in a water school in brazil with german school and we always had this references from germany and european culture present in our houses article 116 of the german constitution enables germans persecuted by the nazis as well as the descendents to have their citizenship are stored but marcellas application was rejected on the grounds her grandfather left germany voluntarily and they told me that it was he had left her alone terribly it was

and we are work with brazil. but we have worst instances than brazil. they have one person right now as of now, as of just a little while ago. italy is a deeper problem. and we are check people coming in strongly from those. at some point we may cut that off. depending on what happens we may cut certain additional countries off. we hope we can open it up to china as soon as possible. we hope the numbers we are getting on china are true where it has leveled off and is starting to go down. >> you said repeatedly you think the federal government is prepared and you are ready for that. if you think secretary azairs such a great job, why did you feel the need to make vice president mike pence as the head of the coronavirus. president trump: if you look at his schedule of what he's doing, including drug prices, it's the most complicated job we have in government. and mike is really good at it. they are going to work closely together. and they are both in the administration. i see them all the time. this isn't a czar. this isn't getting somebody who hasser in

a brazilian drug free who suffered homophobia in brazil but found a new home in germany. and the biggest ever exhibition in germany of impressionist paintings by claude monet of the barbary museum in pulp stone. botts we begin the film festival which is said to be the largest public film festival in the world with over $400.00 movies to choose from this year today we're going to have a look at new films which feature of this great city as a backdrop nearly 30 years after reunification then is still undergoing great change this of course fascinates filmmakers because the city has so many different sides to it. dark. colorful. minimalist disreputable. lin's many facets make it an exciting place for directors to shoot and set their films. one of the most famous squares in what was once east berlin has lent its name for this title by lynn alexander claims in this film the undocumented refugee francis stretched into the drug dealing scene at the city's house in hyde park which served as a shooting location. going. to hunker bonnie's modern adaptation of if they do cleans class

woman: i love brazil! host: but beyond the celebrations, rio is on the frontline of a fight for law and order. man: the fears of v violence in brazil are very real. [gunfire] host:t: brazil's new right-wing ppresident jair bolsonaro isis promising to crack down on criminals. but some n f

brazil -- [inaudible] has 200,000, and you can see the difference. and it's been enormously important for colombia to address this this issue. so i think moving forward we need to continue building the alliance, allowing the cd that we have to apply -- allowing the requested that we have to apply additional pressure. and i think we will be able to do so. not even the -- [inaudible] or no-fly zone. i think we need to move very carefully in proving, first and foremost, and the treaty applies us with a way to providefective measure against the regime. >> great. thank you, ambassador. ambassador brownfield, any last p comments before we open? >> no. i'ming actually quite comfortable with exactly where we have come out here. >> okay. >> and the description you've heard is it is a legal document, there is some flexibility within that document, and the simple human law of logic suggests the rio treaty can be appled only so far as the state parties willing to apply it. and if that means you must have some consensus as to which participants of the treaty and

europe france has recalled its 2nd death well it's only has confirmed it's 12 and a man who returned to brazil after visiting italy has become latin america's 1st case well globally more than 81000 cases of corona virus have been recorded in 44 countries and territories u.s. president donald trump is due to hold a press conference within the next 30 minutes or so and will be crossing of a live once that gets underway well shortly we'll cross to latin america at its embassy and human in santiago on the new infections there but 1st let's head to the white house where our correspondent kimberly halkett is standing by with the latest kimberly we are awaiting this press conference by president trump and u.s. health officials what are you expecting him to say and why they're speaking now kimberly. well there is a growing sense of alarm i wouldn't say panic just you have of the setting in with the american public so this is definitely an effort by this white house to try and calm some of those fears in terms of what the president might say that is also open to speculation many had been suggesting tha

we are working with brazil. we have much worse instances than brazil. you have bitterly and other countries where they have more than one person. one person in brazil. italy is a deeper problem. we are checking people coming in very strongly. we may cut that off. cut certaint we may additional countries off like we've had to do with china. we hope we can open it up to china and we hope the numbers onve been getting are true china where it has leveled off and started to go down. sometime that is going to happen. >> you said repeatedly you think the government is prepared. you are ready for this. do you think the secretary's doing such a great job, why did you make a change and put mike pence in charge of the response? issident trump: i think he doing a fantastic job. he has many other things. we are working on many things together. if you look at his schedule, drug prices, i think it is the most complicated job we have in government. i want him to focus on that. mike is really good at it. they are going to work together. they are both in the administrati

in the world well and this time we're with the mom and she takes around her own town bloomin oh in brazil. one via the requirement oh well welcome to the window my name is liz it's. my grandparents came here from germany almost a 100 years ago and i'd like to show you one of the most german cities in southern brazil coming on intimate. you know i will start on a main street here it used to be called the 1st because it's long and curved here because here you see lots of half timbered houses. but they're not as old as the ones in germany. that's is the business the best known building in our city the movement cancel. a replica of the town hall in. mischa's stout in southern germany it's. hard to live with today over 350000 people live in bloom and many of them live from tourism and the german flair about town draws many visitors . after another german pharmacists luminaire founded the city in 850 here and they got his name all this region in the state of santa catarina became a prime distin nation for german immigrants sideband there. and when. the 1st few months landed about 25 kilometers

muscling marx was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her ancestral home in germany. my grandfather a left germany fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil he this was thanks to the smothers foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was writing not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at the time so in a way he wasn't anymore a full citizen under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews was stripped of their rights and german citizenship now marcella is fighting to get it back my brother and i felt very close to the german culture since a very young age to a study date in a water school in brazil with german school and we always had this references from germany and european coach are present in our houses article 116 of the german constitution enables germans persecuted by the nazis as well as the descendents to have their citizenship are stored but marcelle is application was rejected on the grounds her grandfather left germany voluntarily. and he told me that it was he had left her alone

marcello marx was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her ancestral home in germany. my grandfather a left germany fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil this was thanks to his mother's foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was already not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at that time so in a way he wasn't anymore a full citizen under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews were stripped of their rights and german citizenship now marcella is fighting to get it back my brother and i felt very close to the german culture since a very young age was studied in a water school in brazil with german school and we always had this references from germany and european culture present in our houses article 116 of the german constitution enables germans persecuted by the nazis as well as the descendents to have their citizenship are stored but marcelle is application was rejected on the grounds her grandfather left germany voluntarily and they told me that it was he had left her alone terri

was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her ancestral home in germany. my grandfather a left turn many fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil this was thanks to his mother's foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was already not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at the time so in a way he wasn't anymore a full citizen under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews was stripped of their rights and german citizenship now marcella is fighting to get it back my brother and i felt very close to the german culture since a very young age was studied you know walter school in brazil with german school and we always had this references from germany and european coach are present in our houses article 116 of the german constitution enables germans persecuted by the nazis as well as the descendents to have their citizenship are stored but marcelle is application was rejected on the grounds her grandfather left germany voluntarily and they told me that it was he had left her alone

oddly enough, i mentioned i just came back from brazil. in brazil and much of the latin american being a liberal means being a conservative. conservative about gay rights, conservative about how the church and state should be related and all kinds of traditional conservative things and mexico and brazil are called liberal. so there is something wrong with the westernrn hemisphere. there's something in the water that is making people take this perfectly good word and turn it one its head. >> host: scott is in uncasville scott is gone he has disappeared. i have no idea if is there not something happened with the phone and i apologize scott if you are there. bran in toledo ohio. >> caller: i read your wonderful book crossing and incr my childhood i always wanted to be a woman. i sound like a woman, i am a man. i do not believe that i was born this way. i believe i can see a clear connection between how i was raised in the fact that i always wanted to be a girl. do you believe that is biological? psychological? both? and what is cause this? >>

we asked matthew hansen to describe the spread of monocultures in brazil. so we zoom in to the area around you know up all this in the coast of this eco system that's called the boche atlantica you can see dramatic expansion when we see these blues these are new plantations and when we see the pinks those are all the plantations that were cleared and regroup and f.s.e. certified monocultures i mean it's a contradiction in terms right if it literally was founded to combat an old record monoculture is no monocultures are certified this is this is a. it's a logical fallacy doesn't make sense. so but that i don't agree with that i do agree that you got you have to have your. your pole paper timber land uses somewhere because we all use these products and and. i don't think it's a hard argument to make that they that at this this time in our history they shouldn't be replacing natural force. this is atlantic forest on the east coast of brazil the level of biodiversity here used to be even higher than that of the amazon region today more than 90 percent of the at

new cases confirmed, brazil confirming its first coronavirus case across latin america. a 61-year-old in sao paulo infected during a recent trip to italy. the world is kind of bracing here. what has the reaction been? subdued.een relatively today is a bit of an off day. it's the end of carnival. the markets open only half a day today. the markets did fall heavily. so far there is no signs of real worry or panic or anything like about the fact that brazil is pretty much exposed to trade with china and given the supply chain disruptions, what are we seeing on the ground in brazil especially when it comes to the hit on the economy? >> it's really too early to say. far,ne case confirmed so he's at home. they say he's doing well. there are 20 other cases that are suspected that they need to do further tests. they are in summer months now so it's warm weather and the health minister said we will have to see how the virus reacts in this kind of climate as well. shery: a lot of stress in the market with investors particularly worried about the epicenter of the virus. won't lety'

leaders of indigenous people in brazil say they're outraged by what the president calls his dream plans to exploit the amazon forests president unveiled a proposed law to allow mining i would culture and energy projects on formerly protected lands critics say his nightmare plans could wipe out communities and speed up deforestation also narrow chooses opponents of injuring developments. granted this is a big step forward it depends on congress but we will face pressure from environmentalists those people from the environment right if i could one day i would confine them to the amazon obviously likely environment so much christian corriere from the campaign amazon want says the proposed law aims to sideline indigenous communities also not his proposed bill brazenly violates brazil's constitution which guarantees the right to its indigenous peoples to consultation this is the kind of consultation that his minister of mines of energy has said will be but a formality and not be carried out in the rigorous manner that the constitution guarantees in addition to international labor organizatio

already brazil has a 132 new suspected cases while here in chile at least 260 people that suspicious symptoms have been put in isolation a short while ago airport officials confirmed to us that a passenger had arrived from france via italy with a high fever and is being tested at this hour for the coronavirus in fact the airport's new protocol stipulates that our passengers coming from abroad must have their temperatures taken upon arrival. in the us this man says he was on the flight from paris sitting just to 2 rows in front of the latest suspect. they said that the case is being studied and that if it's conferred they'll get in touch with us. with the south american winter on its way that government has declared a health emergency and is purchasing millions of masks and protective gear for medical staff. we are preparing for the worst case scenario fall because been to represent a difficult situation. region is not evenly prepared to face an epidemic that seems inevitable in israel and the public health system is already in shambles and in much of the rest of south and central ame

year we celebrate october fest with almost $600000.00 visits has its the 2nd largest folk festival in brazil after the convoy in rio de janeiro is an issue. that's best for the festival grounds are made to resemble a german village it's open year round we have restaurants traditional clothing shops souvenirs and they saw as a lot happening here it's. been a common interest many show up in traditional costumes it's a tradition for the bloomin now us and fun for the visit his house at the signs people who show up in costume get in for free on session days i. believe. it was. yes but now i'll take my leave i hope you liked it come back sometime and visit us a little bit. there is no walked over fist in cologne but there is carnival. anyone who thinks that the only celebrate on shrove monday is wrong. the carnival season begins on the embry level and ends on ash wednesday and that means party night every night. i'm at the stone sits on a carnival. celebration that enjoy school status. i call i think not just us but i 3 hours of sketches and music 2000 merrymakers celebrating i thank. the took a