Journey of a lifetime at the solemn english port of plymouth the racing yacht the mallets year to a professional crew and her father awaiting them all the challenges of the Atlantic Ocean for at least the next 2 weeks despite all the technology designed to make this a Carbon Neutral journey there is little luxury and even less previous ie this teenager who has become a beacon for so many young Climate Crisis activists now prepared to brave the challenges of the open ocean in the hope that her message will be heard and understood right it didnt trip across the atlantic is expected to take 2 weeks she aims to be in new york for the next months un Climate Action summit but the crossing wont be easy organist is peak Hurricane Season off to new york the book says shell travel by train and bus to canada and mexico she also plans to attend the annual Un Climate Conference in santiago chile in december and talk bird is doing this despite the criticism and the vitriol she has experience from Cl
Dropped several farmers have told us they feel trapped in the perfect storm theres reduced demand from china poor weather is lead to a bad growing season and now theres a trade war with no end in sight there anyway farmers in iowa are keeping their heads above water is through government subsidies and many say theyre on fairly distributed and simply not enough economists to say that federal aid is only a short Term Solution so the longer this trade war goes on the tougher things get now lets go on what do you do professor chad hart says aid is needed but a long term trade strategy would be better no Government Support thats coming here is a nice injection if you will of care action a time that farmers are looking to pay some bills but at the same time too it doesnt address the long term issues of not having stable trade relationships farmers in our adjusting by finding new markets and planting alternative crops china is making similar boosts importing from other nations there is a fear
Here along the border was working out that money was a bipartisan bill that was supposed to offer more medical screenings as well as hygiene kits and offer more humanitarian elements to these detainees who cross the border while we try to get inside one of these Detention Centers we asked the government if we could see for ourselves how this money is being put to use but we were denied entrance into them rather we were told that people are no longer being held outdoors as they were in the early parts of the summer and that now there is space for everyone to be detained at least under conditions where theyre protected from the elements i will say though that the one factor that is undeniably making conditions better for those whove arrived here is that there are fewer people making it this far north from Central America and that is because of mexicos policy of deploying its National Guard troops to its southern border what. Weve had many reports of migrants from honduras and from el sal
Back up coming up. Emily. Good Tuesday Morning at 4 30. We are looking at the main travel times. Lets start there. And the good news is they are in the grown at this hour. Even the altamonte pass. Only a 27 minute ride out of the tracy triangle towards the dublin interchange, less than 15 minutes on east shore freeway. Less than half an hour on highway 4. No prog problems out of the south bay. Starting to see stack ups in the cash lanes at the bay bridge. Metering lights not on. But if you are fast track kust mi dont worry about it. You are doing fine. Same for those of you on the east shore freeway. San mateo bridge looks good in the westbound direction. No problems at all to report eastbound even easier. And the nimitz freeway is moving along without a problem. About 24 hours after the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival, hundreds gathered to remember the victims. Rkstephen romero and keyla salazar. Her family says she was head by gunfire and died instantly. We spoke to the v
And tributes to Toni Morrison, the first African American author to win a nobel prize, whos died at the age of 88. Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Good morning. Its 8 00am in singapore, one am in london and 5 30am in the morning in kashmir, where delhis sudden decision to strip the indian administered region of its special status is facing growing opposition from pakistan. The pakistani Prime Minister, imran khan, has vowed to fight the move, even taking the issue to the un if necessary. India and pakistan each control part of kashmir and both countries lay claim to all of it. India has locked down the territory on its side of the border, with no phone networks or internet for a second day and tens of thousands of troops on the street. In a moment well hear from our pakistan correspondent, secunder kermani, but first with the view from kashmir and delhi, heres yogita limaye. Another day in lockdown. Troops at every corner, watching fo