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Miles of paved roads here in sudan. yet, it is this country that is really paying such a heavy price for the effects of global warming, as we have seen. the fear is that the situation is only going to as you heard from minister lam there, they simply cannot cope. >> the pictures youre showing us and the fact that this flooding has been occurring for months with the waters still rising, it is unbelievable. is this the new normal, clarissa, for sub-saharan africa? >> reporter: well, this is what t...

At staggering speed, leading to what has been described as a humanitarian crisis. the bridge providing the only shelter from the scorching sun to thousands of migrants, mostly from haiti, seeking a new life in the us. the city�*s mayor says it simply cannot cope. we now have one third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space under the city of del rio international bridge. so, that said, i had thought that the alarm was set on monday. this is setting the nuclear bomb...

Simply cannot cope. we now have one third of the population of the - simply cannot cope. we now have one third of the population of the city - third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space under the city of del rio international bridge. so that said, international bridge. so that said, i had thought that the alarm was set on monday. this is setting the nuclear bomb alarm that this is no longer sustainable, acceptable. the number of haitians crossing the south—west ...

The us has closed one of its border crossings with mexico after 12,000 migrants crossed into a texas city in the space of a week. officials in the city of del rio said they were finding it increasingly difficult to provide food for the rapidly growing number of undocumented arrivals, mostly from haiti, who now make up a third of the city�*s population. simonjones reports. a makeshift camp that has grown at staggering speed, leading to what has been described as a humanitarian crisis. the bridg...

Is a crisis, yep. the us has closed one of its border crossings with mexico after 12,000 migrants crossed into a texas city in the space of a week. officials from the city of del rio said they were finding it increasingly difficult to provide food for the rapidly growing number of undocumented arrivals, mostly from haiti, who now make up a third of the citys population. simonjones reports. a makeshift camp that has grown at staggering speed, leading to what has been described as a humanitarian c...

The us has closed one of its border crossings with mexico after 12,000 migrants crossed into a texas city in the space of a week. officials in the city of del rio said they were finding it increasingly difficult to provide food for the rapidly growing number of undocumented arrivals, mostly from haiti, who now make up a third of the city�*s population. mostly from haiti, who now make up simonjones reports. mostly from haiti, who now make up a makeshift camp that has grown at staggering speed, ...

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China, australia, saudi arabia, russia, india, and the united states. cnns arwa damon spoke with young activists from some of the worlds less powerful countries which are bearing the brunt of climate change because the local and national economies simply cannot cope. >> youve been negotiating for the last 25 years, even before i was born. >> reporter: hildas generation does not deserve a crisis they did not create. >> i am the voice of the deng children, displaced women and people suffering at t...

Transcends economics and politics and youre right weve really lost. impetus the how did that happen. well i mean how does this happen thats a thats a long process and its actually i guess like every time that we have seen it its like societal uncertainty and and periods and which people like i was straight from the go they said for themselves its a time where technological progress is like so enhancing and so accelerating that even as alvin toffler wrote in his book the future shock 50 years ago...

Rosenstein who works for trump by the way. once theres something outside of his jurisdiction which this would be he has to consult with the deputy attorney general. then he decides do i send this to the manhattan attorney general office or keep it within the special counsel. here he sent it outside. then what has to happen is they have to go to a special unit in the justice department because a lawyers involved and you have confidential documents. you have attorney/client documents and communica...