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Three weeks of raging fires setting off alarm bells around the world. theres so much smoke satellites captured it from space. smoke has been pushed into cities more than a thousand miles away. brazils space agency reporting almost 73,000 fires since january. an 83% increase over last year. who why the rise? human activity is suspected. development encouraged by brazils president. >> the impact is devastating. its dedestroyistroying ecosyst worsening climate change. >> reporter: the amazon is the...

The overcrowding worse now with a new wave of migration that weve been seeing from central america countries. they are set to go into effect in 60 days if there are no legal challenges. legal challenges are a near certainty. >> dana: i think the administration has been winning those battles in court. i dont know about this one, but they have had a track record of success there. mcmcelway, thank you. fires raising in the amazon rain forest have hit a high this year. nearly 73,000 fires have been ...

A terrible condition at camp at a camp in northern syria. children absolutely exhausted starving sick injured children of a war not of their making. and theyre stranded here in no mans land with the kurds in northern syria. a refugee camp meant 410000 people now shelter 73000 because no one wants them these people might belong to i.a.s. . but heidi to pile of the belgian childrens protection center child focus says thats no excuse for the terrible situation at the camp the courts are very clear ...

Children to also be able to leave syria from this group so this essentially concerned small children and their accommodation is anything but optimal and ultimately they cannot be held responsible for their parents behavior thats why we want to help there. more than 100 children of german parents remain in syria belgium was one of the 1st european countries to take in orphans of i.a.s fighters we take a look now at how belgian officials rescued children from a terrible condition at camp at a camp...

Like standard fare for police but as we dig deeper into the hour we can see that ordinary routine riegel behavior is being treated by authorities as suspect the data gathered in citizens is shockingly comprehensive it includes information ranging from religious affiliations and drivers licenses to employment records and even gathers data on residential energy consumption movements patterns of filmed by the ever present surveillance cameras if something appears out of the ordinary consequences ca...

Consequences can be devastating for example its helped single out and detain approximately 1000000 people from the week are minorities. recent studies show that the state is not only monitoring residents but also foreigners who end of the country by land at the border police install an app on their smartphones that scans contacts images videos and voice messages for certain key words there are 73000 terms deemed suspicious even the picture of a mosque could raise eyebrows and other chinese regio...

Consequences can be devastating for example its helped single out detain approximately $1000000.00 people from that we are minority. recent studies show that the state is not only monitoring residents but also foreigners who enter the country by land at the border police install an app on their smartphones that scans contacts images videos and voice messages for certain key words there are 73000 terms deemed suspicious even the picture of a mosque could raise eyebrows and other chinese regions s...

Standard fare for police but as we dig deeper into the hour we can see that ordinary routine regal behavior is being treated by authorities as suspect the data gathered in citizens is shockingly comprehensive and includes information ranging from religious affiliations and drivers licenses to employment records and even gathers data on residential energy consumption movements patterns of filmed by the ever present surveillance cameras if something appears out of the ordinary consequences can be ...

>> charles: the blackout in new york city left 73,000 people in the dark and it reasons concerns about the nations power grid. with me, the former new york city commissioner. i was in the 77 blackout. couldve been worse. maybe we got comfortable when we were reminded how her vulnerable our electric grid is, how old it is, how vulnerable to terrorism it is. maybe this is the wake-up call we needed. >> it is a wake-up call. for those who listen to it, they need to abide by it. having a go bag, a b...

Its really incredible when you see how dark it is. were standing basically on the perimeter line of the area and the places that arent affected. a few feet away the gift shop is completely in the dark. >> you can see some police officers directing traffic on central park south. there is no power. think about famed hotels like the plaza hotel, essex house. those buildings still without power. >> we divide the electric system into networks. theyre roughly equivalent to neighborhoods. we lost six o...