hector: yes, and i think this is a developing story. this whole gang issue has put the bukele administration at odds with washington. washington has been the traditional ally of el salvador for a lot of time now, and one of the reasons it has become bitter is because the investigation put out was an investigation by a joint task force of salvadoran officials and u.s. officials. so, the u.s. is pretty aware of this. the u.s. has asked for the extradition of ms-13 leaders, and the bukele administration -- well, his attorney general, who was named by bukele, has denied that, and the supreme court has denied that. this is, as i said, a developing story. hashem: we have here at the very center of this debate two of the most brutal, notorious gangs in central america. the mara salvatrucha, or the ms-13, and el barrio 18, or the ms-18. why are they so powerful in a place, a small country like el salvador? carolina: i think el salvador is a country that has not truly dealt with its legacy of war. it was a very tragic civil war, and the necessar

which is to say that for every hector or every 100 hector's, you eradicate, you're really only eradicating 10 or 15. an enormous investment in money. it with a very confrontational approach towards the community with very little payoff. all right, so not only unfair, but ineffective in many, many ways. elizabeth dickinson with the international crisis group in bogota. thank you so much. and finally, one of andy warhol. so iconic marilyn monroe portraits has just become the most expensive 20th century artwork ever to go under the hammer. oh, it was an auction that lasted less than 4 minutes. the 40 square inch 6 silk screen made by warhol in 1964 was sold for $195000000.00. to an unnamed, bitter, and the work had been sold by a swiss foundation. now says that it will use the proceeds to fund health and education programs for children around the world. all right, that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin. as always, you can find out more about these and other business stories online. check us out d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube or the dw news channel, and yo

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, hector hector, for the scene, we can see a copy of see her from care. how will she her up? she us was going to pass on us. can you add this on us from us? i had the one come superstars were bershard duty g 30. you get had. mm wow. yeah. a your, me yeah. no. but as you put the new within the leak or a padding. so here i just it's like a year bookkeeper, dylan i had moved her from missouri. yeah. give me a lesson or give you a better observe, get her dinner and so forth. i mean morale, do you know? yeah. now are synagogue algebra? them in the vehicle of poorly? jo. a for oswald, have you been a feather? me then had our city nemo, sensitive to our geography, leap as a ne kin sanky field vance. i met the large pamius, we met the puff window, santi subpar, gary sanity cox, at our parade them is on sex timor complex. claire thief, her properly said to set a sparse, no co pay, cut off, fain cut or faint. you can call me, i'll send you peers at the talk 2nd, cabella or to bed. come there. be too well. now for doing that is not you more key love a fe santa, the

but a farm remix was 3000 euros a year, put hector, a best cultivating graeme. and he loved them euros. i live at the las bay that when the rio angler saw mold, so how many years of work does it take to make as much money as i can get from a straight away you love? we love you. the little bit us will be the renewables instead of farming. many sicilians fear the war in ukraine could quickly change the island if the russian gas needed for energy production were to stop flowing. but that creates a conflict of interest. since italy can't import anything from the bread baskets of ukraine and russia, any more italians need to grow more weight themselves. because without grain, there's no bread or pasta. what been salad? okay, have you on this on the can't be acceptable, the to cover our future energy. nance, we start turning the greenfields of sicily into rows of windmills and solar panels . and yet i'm just facing the landscape gentlemen. there's not dorian, debbie doyle, mares and farmers are demanding fair pay for cultivating grain. and they say sola power could ju

within these 81 hector's survived the relics of a tropical rain forest. that once covered the entire island cut off from the rest of the world. the plant life here has evolved over millions of years. and simple france and daisies have become trees. but isolation came at a price in the absence of natural predators. the endemic plants never evolved. the ability to rapidly regenerate leaving them defenseless, against the ravenous appetite of the domestic animals introduced by passing ships left to rome. the island in just a few short years, the goats had decimated the islands. ancient forests. having exhausted their resources, the herbivores seal to their own fate and to once 1000 strong heads have now disappeared. although cattle are no longer a danger to the endemic flora. invasive plants now pose a serious threat to their survival. st. helena redwoods, ebenezer and 3 friends are struggling to maintain their foot home and their future now lies entirely in human hands. sasha margot, the terrestrial conservation officer is part of the small team dedicated to

but in the mean time, hector, when you have 62 people killed on saturday, the most violent day in 20 years, in el salvador. could this be a mess, but typically from the most aggressive, all these guys, the n s. 13 saying that we are now gaining the upper hand as far as the salvador is concerned? yes, i think they have had the upper hand for quite a while. right now. until now, i would say that in fact, my thinking is that the whole book kelly presidencies based in a pack of some sorts with that with the 2 big gangs. because these gangs have held territorial control over a great portions of the country. neighborhood would be in battle or the countryside, the big cities for 25 years now. and there hasn't been any government that has been able to address that. these gangs are pretty hardly embedded in the, in the social fabric of soluble. and the way that not just caliber will kill another, probably should have managed to deal with that. terry total control is by making truces or packing with them. that's that, that's the, these packed. i think there are enough evidence this now that th

they hope to take back more than a 1000 hector's of land. now privately owned that once belonged to their ancestors . they were shot out by gun men, despite having written government permission to reclaim their land shall eat the dell. so cora was shot together with 3 other men. are both. i mean, out of me now. good though. now the gun men came from nowhere and started shooting at us. when i fell in love, i thought what sort of life do we leave up or learn more of those ellen? oh, we've been around for 5 years. who believe that the dirt this administration to help us? no one is here to protect us. more people here don't see us as a human beings. for them. we are garbage. also, the monopolies were also attacked a 5 years ago when their leader will not allow, was shot dead. his killing remains unresolved. the story of my nope will a new and it's a story that is repeated many times over. according to the international group, the global witness. the philippines is the deadliest country for land defenders across the asian continent. and men to no

it's burned more than $60000.00. hector has destroying dozens of buildings and displacing 6000 people. the spanish city of valencia has experienced a record breaking down for, for the month of may flooding traps several motorists in their cars. on tuesday, the cities metro system had to be shut. spain, where the agency says more rain is likely in the coming days. leaders in the world forestry industry are meeting and south korea to discuss ways of tackling global warming. sol as revitalized as forests thought the decades of exploitation is believed to be a model that could help others address climate change from a bright report. it's a gathering that brings together thousands of experts on forests meeting after a one year delay because of the pandemic. organizers say that's a timely reminder of how humanity and nature are so interconnected, and reiterate the importance of healthy forests to limit global warming. taurus are absolutely essential to climate stability. if we have any hope of staying below 1.5 degrees warming, we need forests, their sinks for carving, so they sat carbon ou

is hector hotmail, hotmail, recently, last year on the road, just in the privacy rule. so there is that element of distiller. i think you have to go to see a child in this new assembly. if it is to be a nicest 1st minister, you know that nice a show or no desire to go back, where it's going to take time and trust and work on dialogue. you know, maybe not physically, but metaphorically pick into the wall together. change appears closer. now accelerated by the you case, departure from the e. u and the see board a protocol put in place to avoid a hard land border that would have jeopardized piece on the island. the island, the protocol as it's known is moved by unionists who demand its removal because for them it undermines northern islands place in the united kingdom. people like billy hutchinson who spent 15 years in prison for the murder of 2 catholic men in the 1970. now as a unionist politician, he believes bricks it and the protocol of put at risk. the good friday agreement itself saying that the storm of gone effectively defied agreement. i'm not he used amongst 900

within these 81 hector's survived the relics of a tropical rain forest. that once covered the entire island cut off from the rest of the world. the plant life here has evolved over millions of years. and simple france and daisies have become trees. but isolation came at a price in the absence of natural predators. the endemic plants never evolved, the ability to rapidly regenerate, leaving them defenseless, against the ravenous appetite of the domestic animals, introduced by passing ships left to rome, the island in just a few short years. the goats had decimated the islands, ancient forests. having exhausted their resources, the herbivores sealed their own fate, and the once 1000 strong heads have now disappeared. although cattle are no longer a danger to the endemic flora. invasive plants now pose a serious threat to their survival. st. helena redwoods, ebenezer, and tree funds are struggling to maintain their foot home and their future now lies entirely in human hands. satar vargo, the terrestrial conservation officer, is part of the small team dedicat

one hector of corn crops can produce 10 tons, but that figure can fall to as low as 3 or 4 tons if the conditions are not right. yeah, my, my thought was we're going to work with a shirt laser we half, but we know that it's not enough. in some parts, we're going to use under doses, which is serious because it affects not only the deal, but also the profitability of the farmers. for now, farmers keep sewing, hoping for ideal weather to make up for the lack of fertilizer and for the war to end and supply chains to recover. now some of the other global business stories making the news. russia is shutting off its gas deliveries to finland according to finished energy company chasm. the country has so far, refused to follow russia's demand to pay for his gas in rubles, and has drawn moscow's anger with his plans to join nato. ross's already cut off supplies to poland and bulgaria and reason weeds to produce a price is arising at their highest pace on record. according to the country statistics agency, there is over 33 percent in april compared to the year before germany's statistics office

i'm not sure if we can harvest the wheat in a 150 hector the fields because it's dangerous, but we will not risk the lives of the truck to drive us east. i am the ongoing fighting puts next the us harvest in doubt to look in. you said, what is the seed we were preparing to so well? now it will wait until the fall. if there is no pitch unity, we will. so it as the war drags on it's destructive momentum carries ever further into the future. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. turkeys president, russia, ty, a bad one has spoken to the leaders of finland and sweden. he tell them he will not accept their application to join nato unless they address his concerns on terrorism . turkey says the 2 countries are harboring kurdish militants finan than sweden are seeking more talks. heavy rains have caused widespread floating across parts of bangladesh and north east india, leaving at least 50 people dead. millions more have been stranded by rising waters as the region endures. it's worst floods in almost 2 decades. israel and switzerland have confirmed

they've increased their acreage by nearly 3 quarters to 53000 hector's. that's according to official figures. we prices of jumped were tighter supplies from the war budget airline. easyjet says it hopes to carry almost as many passengers this summer as in pre pandemic times. following strong ticket sales, which buck a week economic environment. but a profit is unlikely due to soaring fuel prices. there will put a dent in the carriers. earnings will spain's long been a popular tourist destination destination rather for russians, or the most popular regions is the course of the rather on the spanish mediterranean. they are russians made up about 20 percent of all tourists at one time. now that appears to be history. the pandemic had already pushed down the number of russian tourists. the war in ukraine now threatens to finish the job. russian groceries. russian license plates. russian restaurants, obvious signs that someone was once a magnet for tourist, from russia. until 2019, they constituted the 3rd biggest group on spain's costa dorada, calling up on t

estimates 12 million hectors of land is lost every year. >> this is no longer noises but a village sinking in the sand. gone are the green pastures and vegetable gardens. the villagers used to grow food. now they are growing hungry. their emaciated cattle look for what is left on the sand. will it rain? >> i don't think so. even when it rains, it does not stick to the ground. it has gotten so hard that even birds dropped from the sky. it feels like the desert is moving forward. the mentor leaving. i saw on the move is the onion farmer. he sold his land for a $1000, using the money to pay a trafficker. he worked as a stonemason, constructing homes for first tourists before being called and deported by spanish authorities. the situation is bad, bad for all of us. we can't go back to farming. i am ready to go to europe again. people are not seeing warpage routes. it is when there is no water that there are more. this is when people are desperate to do this. >> these men have turned to fishing but the catch is meager. next year, british petroleum will begin extracting liquid natural gas. >> he

hÉctor vino con su familia de colombia y su niÑa casi no llega. >> y mi esposa que estÁ muy joven y no estÁ acostumbrada a esto. es muy difÍcil. luis: la desesperaciÓn por cruzar no tiene edad ni limitaciones fÍsicas. este anciano es ciego y vino con su hija de perÚ. entre los migrantes se ha pasado la voz y yumma se ha convertido en uno de los cruces mÁs activos por la frontera. >> el internet todo se lo dice a uno. luis: lo que quizÁ no diga es que este paso se puede convertir mortal segÚn suba las temperaturas. >> no hemos desayunado, almorzando, nada. luis: para los que llegan sÓlo queda esperar que la patrulla fronteriza los recoja. hay que tener paciencia, porque puede tomar horas. >> se meten y causan problemas acÁ. luis: no es que falten autobuses, lo que la patrulla fronteriza no tienes la capacidad de procesar rÁpido a tanta gente. fÉlix: luis, estabas hablando ahora de la temperatura. estamos en este momento a 90 fahrenheit. tÚ decÍas muy bien que a pesar de lo que ha sucedido, la gente sigue pasando. a esta misma hora tÚ sigues hablando en directo, habÍa mÁ

joining us now is hector, uvalde city councilman. thank you for being with us. i want to talk about how this community is dealing with this unspeakable tragedy. >> yes, sir. the community is hurting, obviously. and i think they're going to continue to hurt for many days and weeks to come. i think we need to lift up the families, the community, and we've been getting a lot of calls, prayers and thoughts from the community and surrounding communities and across the state and the nation, for that matter. >> this is such a tight-knit community here. everybody knows everybody. there is a welcoming handshake, and come in to have a caficito, neighbor to neighbor. this has created such a deep gash in the hearts of so many. >> it has. it has. and we are a close-knit community. everybody knows their neighbors. you wave at your neighbors across the street on the road while you're driving. it's just what we do here. we -- you love my community. i was born and raised here. >> did you go to this school? >> i did go to this school. my children went to this school. so, we have

between them they have the monumental task of carrying for all 250 hector's of this young forest. this new habitat is encouraging the return of many insects and invertebrates much to the delight of the wire birds. the millennium forest is a titanic project that will span across generations, but neither the heart wins nor the arid soil seemed to be able to bend the saints determination and seed by seed. their perseverance brings them closer to the green, eden. that was great would so once neglected, plundered and exploited saint helena's natural. heritage is now being passionately defended by its people. this job is not without its difficulties. and both engineers and the government have to make do with a limited means at their disposal. even with the construction of an airport in 2017, the island still remains largely untouched by mass tourism. but this also means that it has not benefited from the economic boost enjoyed by many other destinations where nature is sometimes treated as an inexhaustible commodity. now open to the rest of the world, the saints have a unique opportunit

between them they have the monumental task of carrying for all 250 hector's of this young forest. this new habitat is encouraging the return of many insects and invertebrates, much to the delight of the wire birds. the millennium forest is a titanic project that will span across generations, but neither the horse wins nor the arid soil seemed to be able to bend the saints determination and seed by seed. their perseverance brings them closer to the green . eden that was great. wood once neglected, plundered and exploited saint helene as natural heritage is now being passionately defended by its people. this job is not without its difficulties, and both engineers and the government have to make do with a limited means at their disposal. even with the construction of an airport in 2017, the island still remains largely untouched by mass tourism. but this also means that it has not benefited from the economic boost enjoyed by many other destinations where nature is sometimes treated as an inexhaustible commodity. now open to the rest of the world. the saints have a unique opportunity

and i realized, it didn't really work out very well for hector and for david. crockett [laughter] saw i had to come up with a better analogy. and so, i would have been going with charles de gaulle now. you know, the embodiment of france, of free fronts, during the war. but you know, zelenskyy is there and he's fighting and he's really [inaudible] around the world. and i think it's one of the reasons you're getting -- sean and my politics couldn't be more different. but we are good friends. and that's the great thing about america or that used to be, we all grew up with [inaudible] a constant ads or front reports for democrats or republicans, but are all americans. we're trying to do the right thing for our country and for freedom. and that's the kind of friendship that john and i had with our politics prior to [inaudible] but what's interesting in this crisis, brett, and i think you're seeing it as well, i spend a lot of time you, know, out on the stump so to speak, for congressional candidates, for republicans and we want to take back the house have [inaudible

that's hundreds of millions of hector's one in 7 people around the world. or more than a 1000000000 people could be forced from their homes as a result by 2050. we'll have to speak to sam. well, jack hinder about this is the program manager at the regional east africa office of jess, dig it, and organization committed to re greening africa is joining us live from merrill. we thank you very much for being with us on the african continent. as we've heard, has been particularly impacted. why, why has this so desertification become such a major challenge for africa? what factors have contributed to the desertification of the continent? thank you very much for having me. a africa mainly because many bye. i don't know who they are so much have a great a, b, a, b, a. what have been the factors that have contributed to this for a moment. bear me fast because there is a, in it, there is a lot of take me a anyway route. so that you will find a community have in trees for a job or a many things that contribute to it. finally, population increase a little bit more abou

the park is over 20 hector's in area. oh, oh. oh. oh, deal plates. mark the romans march along a narrow path between the woods and the more it's still unknown. what took place here? what is known is that after losing this battle, the roman forces withdrew to the western banks of the rhine. sporadic forays were made into germania for another 7 years, but the romans lacked the infrastructure and the germanic tribes. guerrillas style attacks more them down them. eventually the romans gave up and fortified their existing borders. germany sleepless, wrote one of the countries many holiday roots picks up in the line. boy it traces the former roman frontier for 700 kilometers to regensburg on that then you i followed a stretch of it frowned science like this pointed the way and an app with either an interactive map or a brochure is helpful for quickly locating the archaeological digs the reconstructions at museums such as the lead miss tower and her shied valuable voted were alloy. lucas dig yet, mom fred cannot knock off for you to day claudius antonius, a

to imagine this to force been and those who visit my now in person can stroll around the islands. 45 hector's and joy. it's natural beauty ah, with till the spring roses in summer. dahlias in the fall and peaceful landscapes in winter. the island of my now changes with the seasons. and that's the town on you bowling, and my next stop. because a city to or awaits me here. after all, you, william gave this part of lake constance, the lake cube, running a it's name. the tour begins on the cities prom, not the long as the vault at lake constance. hoola gob as before, there was no landing stage and no prominent. and instead, a row of houses stood here forming a city wall against the lake. oh, he will be. and the green building back there is the house in fountain pen and paper. hey jim and speaking regarding the name might think the owner was a lazy slob who just sat around. but the name actually comes from the water that was constantly lapping against these buildings. because because of that, the building was always damp and full of mold, leading the billing to say the house had a foul skin or hei

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and those who visit my now in person can stroll around the islands, 45 hector's and joy. it's natural beauty ah, with till the spring roses in summer. dahlias in the fall and peaceful landscapes in winter. the island of my now changes with the seasons. and that the town on your billing and my next stop. because a city to are awaits me here. after all, you, william gave this part of lake constance, the lake cube running a, it's lame. the tor begins on the cities prom, not the long as the vault at lake constance, hoola gob as before, there was no landing stage and no permanent. and instead a row of houses stood here forming a city wall against the lake. oh, he will be. and the green building back there is the house and fountain pendleton pe, he jim and speaking regarding the name might think the owner was a lazy slob who just sat around. but the name actually comes from the water that was constantly lapping against these buildings. because because of that, the building was always damp and full of mold, leading the billing to say the house had a foul skin or height. thus the

the 47 hector site has something for everyone. the park is named after the poet and playwright. yost fond and fonda. another eye catcher is the bundle park pavilion. it's the lowest point in amsterdam. next we meet back to his hollarman, who has many favorites is another favorite spot. so death is a building designed by hendrick dekaiser, as it is to vests of care. the domestic ac is the 1st protestant church for that. birth is the largest at that time in europe. as it says, a recently renovated almost finished due visits best. okay? because it's a marvelous building, amsterdam highest church tower guides us to the vents to camp. the interior is strikingly bright. thanks to the church is 36 large windows. many national celebrities are buried in the vest account. among them is the world famous baroque painter, rembrandt. it's time for a snack, but where if i am hungry, i'll probably get a snack from the wall. it's one of the most excessive, most of the one delicious and diverse snacks that you can find around to see the center and

in recent years, he's planted around a 1000 trees on his 7 hector's of land, where there was once just bare earth. he sees the work as an investment in his future. i the lady i talked to thomas tree down man, and i'm thinking that i might wait until the trunk is more than 30 centimeters wide . i did not get the maximum prize for italy, moxie married linger. cason also keeps oil palms and rather trees. but they don't yield enough profit. so in 2016, he was among the 1st to sign up for a re, for a station project. it aimed to create sustainable forests and provide an income for local people. it includes growing crops to avoid creating a monoculture, the farmers are allowed to chop down some of the larger trees to sell. more than a 1000 farm is now involved in the project. dubbed 100000000 trees, indonesia has lost nearly a 5th of its forests in just the last 20 years. some work lead for gold mining like here. the damage to the environment that comes from gold mining is huge. as the project manager explains, it used to be a 4th bar after a year. it become like this. and they basically fli

about 42000 hector's of mostly farm land have been burnt. ah ha, again, i am fully bathsheba with the headlines on al jazeera, about a 100 civilians have been freed from i beseech, still works. in mary, a poll after leaving nearly 2 months on the ground, many of the evacuees are expected to go to the city of zap, alicia, the u. n. n red cross are leading the operation with ukranian and russian forces. oh dr. hamid has more. we're still waiting for the rockies of the as of style steel plant that have been brought it here at some point maybe today by the u. s. and the international red cross. however, we are in this parking lot where the others are gonna arrive. but a group of directories have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them they come from are you pull, they come from have so they basically organize themselves to try to get out of those areas as quick as possible. or you can still see here on their car. they have written clearly marked that there's children on board. they have here a little white cloth to a