Sophie long. The amazon is on fire, threatening vital resources. Hat brazils president says his government does nove the funds to fight the blazes. A warm welcome for the british Prime Minister in paris, but differences remain when it comes to brexit. And losing the family farm. After decades of milking the cows, some are finng it too tough to make ends meet. Sophie for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. Right now fires are burning across the amazon rainforest, and bras president says his government lacks the resources to fight them. Blazes are a regular occurrence during this season, but figures show the number of fires has surged 83 from the same period last year. Critics say the president s policies are partly to blame. From sao paulo, this report. Reporter fire in the amazon rainforest. This is happening in the worldn largesmost important ecosystem that is home to 3 million species of plants and animals and one million indigenouseople. It gen
An eight minute to nine minute break, so we could make this quick. There is still purpose in the back and if you need to use the restrooms but they are on the outside, so thank you. [indiscernible voices] [indiscernible voices] ok. All right. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for coming back from break. We have had some great panels is morning and we are happy to be invited to participate this morning as well. I am a victim just as Program Specialist for the office of victims of crime at the department or justice Human Trafficking division and i am join today with heather from the texas advocacy project, and Heidi Alvarez with the university of Maryland Safe Center and actually happens to be one of my grantees, so we have worked closely together for four or five years it has been now. So with that, i think, we actually have a bit of the different presentation. We love powerpoint. We are going to use powerpoint. We actually have a few videos that we will include to set the stage on some
The u. S. Chamber is proud to be sponsoring this publication that will be released later this year. That was a quick preview of what is to come. With that said, lets give a round of applause for our first two panels. [applause] and we will take a quick, i say an eight minute to nine minute break, so we could make this quick. There is still purpose in the back and if you need to use the restrooms but they are on the outside, so thank you. [indiscernible voices] [indiscernible voices] ok. All right. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for coming back from break. We have had some great panels is morning and we are happy to be invited to participate this morning as well. I am a victim just as Program Specialist for the office of victims of crime at the department or justice Human Trafficking division and i am join today with heather from the texas advocacy project, and Heidi Alvarez with the university of Maryland Safe Center and actually happens to be one of my grantees, so we have worked c
Countys District Attorney says the number of Domestic Violence cases has increased 142 over the past five years. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. Advocates worry budget cuts could create more limitations on the county and ultimately make it more difficult for Domestic Violence survivors. Ktvu Lamonica Peters reports. Since 2019, the number of Domestic Violence cases in Santa Clara County increased from 76 cases to 184 cases per prosecutor. At the same time, the county is facing a 250 million deficit and the District Attorneys office may face 6 million in budget cuts and some of the staff positions needed to prosecute the cases may be eliminated. Rosaria henderson is the executive director of next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence. So our shelter is full. It is constantly full. Our Sister Agency shelters are full and because of that, our hotel bill has gone up three fold. The Santa Clara County das Office Released a statement saying in part, the rise in
[crying] ahhhhhhhhhh the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. Leads san jose officers on a wild live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. That end naked and shot by police, a suspect with no clothes on leads san jose officers on a wild chase that ends with a barrage of bullets. Good evening. Im elizabeth cook. Im ken bastida. Good evening. Lets show you the live scene now in san jose, a situation that starts unfolding about 1 30 this afternoon and the investigation is still very active tonight, the vehicle still there 9 1 2 hours later. Police first responded to a 911 call about a man acting erratically at fannion drive. Reporter San Jose Police still have part of the Safeway Shopping Center roped off for investigation. Mean while the suspect is in the hospital tonight with life threatening injuries. This bullet riddled pickup truck at the entrance to the Shopping Center is where an erratic naked mans crime spree ended. I couldnt believe it was actually happen