a biologist and knowing argentina well argentina has been expanding the agriculture front here vastly especially in the past what forever but now in this with the intensity of soy and other things what is the impact legacy on the environment the impacts a huge because you are just destroying. ecosystems you are transforming systems when it comes to soil use the basically from forests to degraded. in. an x. number of years is going to become just bare bare soil so it's a complete transformation so it's but. i was told that in this stand there were 40000 heads of katter's how do you change that mentality because there's that's still a part of argentina is not got every single piece of land to go back from livestock gray seemed to. full nature let's put up our something let's recall struct what we have destroyed and in doing so let's show local communities i'm going to big big country late in a different way with nature a way that is not only romantic but a way also or will also bring some economic revenue some economic benefits and peace possible so it's basically by showing them. once

mike, there, in argentina. well, we were desperate to find out whether they managed to release those beautiful baby jaguars, despite such a difficult year, and i'm pleased to say it's good news. so this year injanuary, we released the firstjaguars in ibera — it's a female, along with her two cubs. the release was a very exciting moment for the team. it has been a moment that we have been waiting for a lot of years. we could not imagine how the moment would be and it was even better than the way we would imagine it. and in the coming months, we would love to release another female with her two cubs. and also, we are expecting two other females to get pregnant, so to give birth and also to be released in the coming months with their cubs. we hopefully will have a few more to be released in a few years but so far, this kind of thing, of people knowing that they could eventually see jaguars in this place and we hope this will bring more tourists to the area as well. well, to finish off this look back at some of o

it was once the head of the coast but now argentina is struggling to balance new restrictions with people who need to work. and was not attempting to solve the officers cake punch or anything of that nature and more testimony about the use of excessive force against george floyd at the trial of the former police officer accused of killing. and the u.s. commits to removing all remaining combat forces from iraq without setting a timeline. europe's medicines agency says it remains overwhelmingly confident astra zeneca is covered 90 vaccine after finding it may cause blood clotting and very rare cases the risk is greater among younger people prompting some governments to restrict or advise against its use and lower age groups join a whole reports from london. the oxford astra zeneca vaccine uncomfortable scrutiny medicines regulators in the u.k. and the e.u. have judged that its benefits outweigh any possible risks but they haven't ruled out a causal link between the vaccine and rare blood clot conditions in a tiny number of recipients based on the current evidence the benefits of the covert

already in this argentina. well joining me now from london via skype is professor nick robins neck is professor in practice of sustainable finance at the london school of economics grantham research institute on climate change and the environment good to have you with us so we hear a lot about how that 0 is going to lead to a lot of job creation are those predictions accurate i think that's right i mean that the shift in those areas are seeing sensual former climate perspective but also it is a huge driver of economic opportunity the estimates suggest there are about 60000000 people for example in the energy sector in the moment in a sort of net 0 scenario this could rise to about 100000000 582050 this is about 15 percent more than these are current high carbon models so yes a shift to net 0 is going to lead to more jobs the crucial is your proceeds to sure these are good jobs as well but these are good jobs with good conditions and saw nothing of a big priority that we see in the new plans to climate plans fro

in the past days on wednesday argentina's government confirmed over 22000 new infections of kovac 19 and that's why president i want to finance this announced new measures to prevent the spread of the virus and the missus in these months we want to help health care aid economic recovery and keep schools open as much as we can if we do this we can diminish the speed of transmission the higher the transmission and the hospital occupation the more restrictions we will have to impose and that's why we need to protect ourselves for the man this also announced a curfew had midnight restrictions on public transport and social gatherings in private homes. last year argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a total lockdown to prevent the spread of a virus but the situation is different now. argentina's government is trying to avoid imposing a told down mostly because of the impact it would have on argentina's fragile economy where millions are struggling to make ends meet and that's why it's focusing on analyzing caseload they tapped imposing short term restrictions and

last year argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a total lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus but the situation is different now. argentina's government is trying to avoid imposing a total lockdown mostly because of the impact it would have on argentina's fragile economy where millions are struggling to make ends meet and that's why it's focusing on analyzing caseload they tapped imposing short term restrictions and getting hospitals ready to cope with a 2nd wave. the long lines of people at this testing site show mounting concerns with the rice and infections but most of those we spoke to say they cannot afford to stay home you know a single c.d.'s are blowing it's impossible to close everything it's impossible i hope they move forward with the vaccination campaign and we can move forward this is a delicate time for president of the for a man this who tested positive a few days ago some 2 months after receiving the russian sputnik vith vaccine later this year argentina will hold me term elections and he will have to defend his party's majority in congr

mike there in argentina. we were desperate to find out whether they managed to release those beautiful baby jaguars, despite such a difficult year. i'm pleased to say it's good news. , i'm pleased to say it's good news, , , ., i'm pleased to say it's good news. _ ., news. so this year in january we released _ news. so this year in january we released the _ news. so this year in january we released the first - news. so this year in january we released the first jaguarsj we released the first jaguars in one, was a female, along with her two cubs. it was a very exciting moment for the team, it has been a moment that we have been waiting for a lot of years. we could not imagine how the moment would be and it was even better than the way we would have imagined it. and in the coming months we would love to release another female with her two cubs and also, we are expecting two other females to get pregnant, so to give birth and be released in the coming months with her cubs. we hopefully will have a few more specie

stretched to breaking point hospitals under pressure as argentina confronts what's being called its worst moment of the coronavirus pandemic. and we beat south korea's multipurpose room that's healthy for you because. we can detect if you're wearing your mosque properly or not and we'll tell you to put it straight. so you could be the world's moment of peril of opportunity the dramatic declaration from joe biden as he pledges the u.s. will be a global leader on climate change the president's kicked off a virtual summit on earth day by committing to an ambitious reduction in carbon emissions critics are dismissing his plans as costly and ineffective white house cross one can really help it begins our coverage. a virtual global summit convened by u.s. president joe biden and invitation to world leaders to combat climate change collectively the signs are a mistake of the science is undeniable and the cost of an action is keeps mounting united states is awaiting where resolving to take action. biden announced the u.s. would cut fossil fuel emissions by up to 52 percent by 2030 the earth day p

infections are on the rise once again in argentina. deaths from the virus neared $60000.00 on wednesday and there is an average of around $28000.00 new infections every day the p one man hours variant is already circulating in many jurisdictions in the country health minister catalepsy saw he says this is the worst moment of the covert pandemic for argentina the game is you will have a name yet this bill. this is the riskiest time since the beginning of the pandemic because even though we have a stronger health system even though we have health workers who are there we also have an increase in the number of cases which threaten to overwhelm the health sector and we have concerning strains circulating which raise the risk of infection and day. last week argentina reimpose restrictions to prevent the spread of disease there's a curfew in place from 8 o'clock in the evening and a suspension of school classes in many areas in the province of one of scientists last year the government imposed one of the strictest lockdowns in the world and

like most developed in nations argentina struggling to access vaccines to inoculate the population. so far around 6000000 doses have been applied in a country of 48000000 among them russia sputnik v. and china sign a farm much more are needed to prepare the population for the difficult months ahead. that is how will. this. felt following covert 19 rules of a south korean hospital you can expect a telling off kimi the robot can detect if people are close too close to each other or not wearing a mask properly briard that the robot and young in just south of seoul. don't let those cute rolling eyes for you this robot is basically a pandemic policeman wandering the corridors taking the body temperatures of anybody it passes and if it sees a group of people too many people congregating together then he is straight in there. keep your distance he says and it doesn't stop there he can detect if you are wearing your mask properly or not and will tell you to put it straight and in this it seems he will not be thwarted. told you yes all right to kneel to the machine and when he's not busy kee

still to come on al-jazeera a record rising coronavirus cases forces argentina to type restriction. hello because some very nasty weather now making its way across the deep south of the u.s. pushing over towards the eastern seaboard around a 1000000 people like to be impacted by this system as it makes its way through this weather system here very warm across the eastern seaboard of the u.s. with some very pleasant sunshine for the most part cooler at tucking in behind and that's what we get in between weather to mix severe storms so we are likely to see some very heavy rain that could cause some flooding wise but disruption certainly a possibility in that system as you can see running right across the ohio valley pushing right up into the midwest it will make us well a little further northwards unease with this we go on through sunday brighter skies coming back a bit high but still somewhat weather down towards the southeast quad weather into central pa squat over towards the southwest and elevated the fire risk continuing here but dry weather stretches its way down across a good p

and a record rise in corona virus cases forcing stricter restrictions in argentina. it's time for the perfect jenny. sponsored point cut some ways how i recall lots of dry weather in the forecast for japan and the korean peninsula this weekend it's looking lovely with plenty of spring sunshine not quite as lovely central parts of china some cloud and rain coming through here but high pressure in china that's why we have that settled weather just around south korea so we're about 18 celsius in pleasant sunshine 1617 degrees for japan on saturday and as we go on into sunday perhaps a touch will miss still as that wetter weather into central and eastern parts of china along the spells of right making its way over towards shanghai as we go through the day should be dodgy dry for hong kong with some pleasant sunshine coming through here a mix of sunshine and showers meanwhile across india china some shop showers there into the philippines the wet weather will be into malaysia more heavy rain there coming into those 5 affected parts of indonesia over the next day or so als

in argentina president obama before them and there's an announced new restrictions in order to prevent the spread of the virus among those restrictions there is a curfew in the middle of the night there is also a profit bishan of social gathering in private homes and also more restrictions on public transport there is this is a highly divisive issue in argentina and while some are asking for a total lockdown in this country others say a bad knockdown is an attack against personal freedom and of course this division this polarization is what hurts argentina's chances of recovering from the pandemic of fighting the pandemic but also of recovering economically from what's with happening in this past year in brazil there was another daily record over 4200 people lost their lives to coronavirus pandemic and this is happening as the supreme court in the country has authorized an investigation of parliamentary investigation over precedents ajai towards when i was handling of the pandemic in another country or 2 why the government has announced they are extending the ricks direction until the

argentina se enfrenta a una segunda ola mortal. >> argentina estÁ viviendo el peor momento de la pandemia. >> vamos a ver lo que hemos visto en ecuador, en brasil, en perÚ, gente en los pasillos con oxÍgeno. galo: existe un toque de queda durante la noche en los dÍas laborables, pero hay filas enormes para intentar vacunarse. >> el hospital se encuentra en una capacidad de un 130%. galo: perÚ vacuna 8,000,000 de personas, uruguay vacuno a mÁs de 31 % de su poblaciÓn, argentina vacuna al 12.5% de su poblaciÓn y venezuela se ha vacunado al 0.8% de la poblaciÓn. amÉrica latina ha registrado la mayor cantidad de muertes. estados unidos ha acaparado la compra de la vacuna dejando paÍses mÁs pequeÑos con problemas para la adquisiciÓn de las dosis. fÉlix: una familia estÁ de luto. un buen samaritano muriÓ luego de que una madre y su hija estaban siendo agredidas en un supermercado. viviana Ávila nos amplÍa sobre este trÁgico hecho. viviana: se le recuerda a humberto guzmÁn como un verdadero hÉroe. este padre latino muriÓ apuÑalado en la maÑana del 23 de abril. este client

argentina has also reported a record number of new cases more than 27000 hours millions struggling to put food on the table the government is reluctant to impose more restrictions treasurer of course for one of cyrus. food is a human right see this people in the center of what a sight is the government in argentina's capital to demand more government help to act as we separate us is poverty rates are on the rice and millions of people are struggling to survive. we understand the way out is with work in the we're in a complex situation but there are resources the government will have to choose whether to continue paying for foreign do it will take care of those people that can barely make ends meet the pandemic poses a major challenge for argentina the government is already assisting over $10000000.00 people with food and cash handouts but the economy has deteriorated rapidly the country is struggling to paid for in debt and still every day around 20000 new infections are confirmed. there is an evening curfew here in the capital and access to public transport is limited but authorities

like most developing nations argentina struggling to access vaccines to inoculate the population. so far around 6000000 doses have been applied in a country of 48000000 among them russia sputnik v. and china sign a farm. much more are needed to prepare their population for the difficult months ahead. there is a war. the u.s. has recorded a drop in the number of daily vaccinations for the 1st time since february in the past week around 3000000 doses were administered each day and 11 percent decrease from the week before this despite every american adult being eligible for the shots the slip in demand coincides with a surge of infections in some states as mike hanna has more from washington d.c. on some of the reasons for that decline. there's a number of theories about that one of which is of course the pause in the supply of the johnson and johnson vaccine which a board will be deciding on whether to resume vaccinations using that later this week but this does not account for such a massive drop and experts are concerned that this is now reaching a tipping point where the supply o

food is a human right see this people in the center of what a sight is the government in argentina's capital to demand more government help to act as we said it best is poverty rates are on the rice and millions of people are struggling to survive. we understand the way out is with work and they were in a complex situation but there are resources. the government will have to choose whether to continue paying for foreign debt would take care of those people that can barely make ends meet the pandemic poses a major challenge for argentina the government is already assisting over 10000000 people with food and cash handouts but the economy has deteriorated rapidly the country is struggling to pay to foreign debt and still every day around 20000 new infections are confirmed there is an evening curfew here in the capital and access to public transport is limited but authorities are reluctant to declare another full lockdown like they did last year fearing the consequences that my come from closing the economy completely but i'm not against yes there's no social margin to shut down everythi

in the past days on wednesday argentina as government confirmed over 22000 new infections of covert 19 and that's why president a lot of families announced new measures to prevent the spread of the virus and in these months we want to help health care aide economic recovery and keep schools open as much as we can if we do this we can diminish the speed of transmission the higher the transmission and the hospital occupation the more restrictions we will have to impose and that's why we need to protect ourselves from member is also announced a curfew had midnight restrictions on public transport and social gatherings in private homes last year argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a total lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus but the situation is different now. argentina's government is trying to avoid imposing i told a lot done mostly because of the impact it would have been argentina's fragile economy where millions are struggling to make ends meet and that's why it's focusing on. caseload imposing short term restrictions and getting hospitals ready to

now argentina is clamping down with restrictions on movement and bans on norm essential workers using public transport it's a 2nd wave there has brought on pressure an unprecedented number of infections us to raise a ball reports from one osiris. this images are from a central train station in one of. the amount of people here could be one of the reasons why corona virus infections have skyrocketed in argentina in the past days on wednesday argentina's government confirmed over 22000 new infections of covert 19 and that's why president about often and these announced new measures to prevent the spread of the virus and the message in these months we want to help health care aid economic recovery and keeps. open as much as we can if we do this we can diminish the speed of transmission the higher the transmission and the hospital occupation the more restrictions we will have to impose and that's why we need to protect ourselves from them this also announced a curfew at midnight restrictions on public transport and social gatherings in private homes last year argentina was one of the 1st

in the beginning, he was more respected in europe than argentina. people look at europe and saw him. parks >> you seems and theaters are putting his life on display. >> his arrangements were criticized by traditional tango musicians. some accused him of killing tango. he incorporated elements of jazz and classical music and created the new music that is known around the globe. he was born in argentina but his father moved to new york city. he never stopped playing. he wrote over 900 songs and dared to take tango to a new level. sw■■ooooóo2

man in another police shooting double whammy we'll look at the health and economic crises affecting argentina. it's time for the perfect janet the winter storm supply qatar airways. hello there those showers that have been plaguing southern portions of china will begin to move out to ward japan seen some pretty heavy pockets of rain toward the hong kong area good news is is this starts to move through thursday we'll watch that band of showers shove into japan so somewhat days ahead for osaka on thursday 18 degrees showers 2 for taiwan in the forecast on thursday southeast asia we've had those heavy bouts of showers toward thailand malaysia and indonesia particularly for sumatra and borneo we'll see that continue on wednesday a nice day though for the philippines manila the sun will be out with a high of 31 showers are coming into the western coast of india really the story here is that building heat ahead of monsoon season so really from pakistan rate through to west bank all your temperatures are at or above 40 degrees so new delhi goes from 43 to 40 on thursday and we're also tracking build

the global economic devastation that's accompanied covert 19 has been specially severe in argentina it's already struggling economy shrank by nearly 10 percent in 2023rd straight year of recession trees about travel to greater point is a reason to find out how people are coping with the twin health and economic crises . the soup kitchen in moreno integrated one aside is is trying to me they increase in demand in recent weeks. out of their lease he says every day and you family comes in for food and already we have twice as much work because demand has doubled with new restrictions and children out of schools we've had 9 new families in just a few weeks argentina's struggling to control a rising it's called 1000 infections the pandemic and years of economic troubles have left millions of people here in need poverty rates have soared in argentina in the past year 62 percent of children in this country are now poor the pandemic has had an enormous impact in neighborhoods like this one where most of the people work in the informal sector medium my daughter just moved to one of the kindle bec

biz lights made to look like a city from the sky but they're fishing vessels just outside of argentina as exclusive economic zone the united states launched operation southern cross to combat illegal and regulated fishing in the southern atlantic argentina's coast guard say their main task is to control the movements so they do not cross into arjun time territory from this form large in times of forty's kind mani's for what's happening in its economic exclusive zones but what authorities here are saying is that what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters. you're president of the world. missions by 50 percent and 9 years which are not used to not interest. you will still get away with continue to contribute to the destruction of presence and future living conditions. under drought dissolves or life and also cover your.

percent tina rivers birth argentina pays tribute to the controversial composer who revolutionized tango and divided the music of. george floyd's girlfriend told the story of how they met and both struggled badly with an addiction to opioids courtney ross testified on day for the trial of the former police officer accused of floyd's murder drug use is expected to become a major focus of the trial cable is under reports now from minneapolis. this image of george floyd adopted by the black lives matter movement after his death is recognized all over the world as a symbol of police brutality and it is based on a selfie kind of for us. that's according to george girlfriend courtney ross who was the 1st to testify on day 4 of the derek show ven murder trial. in her often emotional testimony she described how the pair met in 2017 when floyd was working as a security guard upon questioning she also described how they fell into addiction. of. chronic pain. mine was. it was an apparent attempt by the prosecution to get ahead of a central plank of chauvinist defense team's argument that it was the

más importante en donde tenemos los grupos, en el a, con japón sudáfrica y francia, egipto españa y argentina, en el grupo de la muerte, el grupo de brasil alemania y arabia saudita, así está echada la suerte en la rama varonil, el equipo local, de honduras . >> cuáles son los mejores . >> méxico tiene posibilidad, argentina es el favorito, brasil el actual campeón de los juegos olímpicos, hay más federaciones, y áfrica que no tenemos descartarlo . >> y el sorteo femenino . >> los dos equipos favoritos las dos selecciones con más prestigios, quedaron en el grupo g, suecia en el grupo más fuerte, suecia eliminó a estados unidos, comparten grupo chile con japón canadá y gran bretaña, brasil que también es un equipo potencia, contra china, zambia y la selección de holanda, tenemos que poner atención en la selección de estados unidos, también en suecia ,. >> si dijeras las favoritas, están suecia estados unidos y qué dirías de hombres . >> de los hombres argentina, de los máximos ganadores de la competición, si nos fuéramos con el corazón con méxico y honduras, en la se