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[00:02:42] even bizarre for some: thousands of people once again flooded Spanish
[00:02:46] Buñol with literally tons of tomatoes. At the traditional
[00:02:49] La Tomatina festival, participants throw tomatoes at each other for an hour,
[00:02:52] and this year, as many as
[00:02:55] 150 tons were prepared. The festival began in
[00:02:58] 1945 when an ordinary street brawl among
[00:03:02] locals turned into a spontaneous tomato fight. Today,
[00:03:05] La Tomatina is one of the most famous Spanish attractions that was banned
[00:03:09] during the 1950s during Franco's dictatorship.
[00:03:13] Incidentally, this festival is often highlighted on lists
[00:03:16] of the most bizarre festivals in the world, but Buñol this
[00:03:20] year, at least for an hour, turned completely
[00:04:10] Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing a new heatwave; a red
[00:04:13] alert has been issued. Sara Botić brings
[00:04:15] the forecast. On Thursday, the weather will be sunny, very
[00:04:19] warm, with rising temperatures. The peak of the heat is expected on
[00:04:22] Friday, when temperatures of
[00:04:25] 40° are expected in some places. Over Bosnia and Herzegovina, the influence
[00:04:28] of warm and stable air continues, so the weather
[00:04:32] will be mostly sunny. Warmer air continues to
[00:04:35] arrive, and because of this, temperatures in the coming days will be
[00:04:38] very high. Mostly sunny on Thursday with light to moderate
[00:04:42] cloudiness, light to moderate westerly and northwesterly winds.
[00:04:46] The morning minimum temperature in Bosnia will be from 13 to 18,
[00:04:50] in the south in Herzegovina from 20 to 24 degrees.
[00:04:54] The highest daily temperature tomorrow will be from 32 to
[00:04:56] 35, in the south even warmer temperatures up to...
[00:05:00] 38 degrees. On Friday,
[00:05:02] sunny, hot, the temperature on Friday will be from
[00:05:06] 35 to as much as 40 degrees, in the south
[00:05:09] of Herzegovina sometimes even over 40. On Saturday,
[00:05:12] then changeable, unstable with passing showers and thunderstorms throughout
[00:05:16] the country, locally strong wind gusts are expected, although it remains
[00:05:20] warm, further temperatures up to 35, in the south up to
[00:05:23] 39. Sunday then more sun, possible local
[00:05:27] showers, primarily in Herzegovina in the central
[00:05:30] eastern parts of Bosnia, and the temperature on Sunday will be
[00:05:33] mostly a few degrees
[00:05:35] lower.
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[00:12:03] So if you think of resilience and grit,
[00:12:06] one person who should definitely come to mind is one of the greatest skiers of all
[00:12:10] time right now, Lindsay Van: 84 crew victories, qualifying,
[00:12:13] competing in five Olympic Games, taking three Olympic
[00:12:17] medals including gold in Vancouver, after the last games
[00:12:20] in Italy were cut short for her with that very serious crash
[00:12:24] in the... downhill going some 75 miles per hour if you want to
[00:12:28] think how fast they actually go downhill. Vauna has now been
[00:12:31] through eight surgeries to repair her leg injuries and is now
[00:12:35] a major journey of recovery which she has been documenting and
[00:12:38] sharing all along the way and joining us right now in
[00:12:42] studio is the Olympic Icon Lindsay Von. It's
[00:12:45] really nice to have you here. Thanks so much for having me. I appreciate it. We really
[00:12:49] and thank you for you're the only reason we're ever allowed to sit. So thank you so
[00:12:52] much. Exactly.
[00:12:55] Anything I can do to help. Um, I have, I think we all have been
[00:12:59] following your recovery and what you've been sharing in your journey all
[00:13:02] along the way. Why was it important for you to bring us
[00:13:06] along on this journey with you, which in with your amazing
[00:13:09] recovery? How are you? Mean, I'm pretty good. I think for me, I've
[00:13:13] always been really open about who I am and what I've what I'm going
[00:13:17] through, and this is no different. You know, I I think also
[00:13:20] part of the reason why I connect with my fans is because I've had so many injuries,
[00:13:25] 'all have our own adversities that we face and life is not
[00:13:28] glamorous, life is hard and it's raw and that's just you
[00:13:32] know how I choose to share my life, I'm not really filtered, I'm
[00:13:36] I'm not like trying to hide anything from anybody, I'm just I'm me and this is
[00:13:39] my life and this is what I'm going through and if someone can take something positive out
[00:13:43] of my journey then I think that's a that's a win. How do
[00:13:47] you keep going because injuries recovering from
[00:13:50] any little thing, trust me like I get up in the morning and my arm hurts right? I mean just
[00:13:54] random'. stuff, but recovering from any little thing can be so
[00:13:58] aggravating, it takes so much time, how do you mentally get
[00:14:01] through that and go back into the gym and go back into therapy, because
[00:14:04] sometimes do you ever want to go just like, stop, I don't want to do this
[00:14:08] anymore, of course all the time, I you know rehab is
[00:14:11] not fun, injuries are not fun, um, I think that's part of being
[00:14:14] athlete, you know, when it's when you don't want to go to the gym that you have
[00:14:18] to, and we have to keep working hard, and and rehab is no different,
[00:14:22] you need to keep doing the work to be able to get to where you want to go, and
[00:14:26] if I don't do what I'm supposed to do, I'm going to have lifelong
[00:14:30] problems, so I was really adamant to be to be sure I was on
[00:14:33] it every single step of the way, and I've had to be really lot more patient
[00:14:37] than I'm used to, normally, like I feel like ACL surgery,
[00:14:41] easy, let's do that
[00:14:42] anytime,
[00:14:45] Sunday and I'd be good to go, but like this is a, this is next level, you
[00:14:49] know, I was in a wheelchair for six weeks, I was in the hospital for two and a half, completely
[00:14:53] immobile, and um...
[00:14:55] It was, it was really, really hard, but I, I want to get to the other side, I'm
[00:14:59] getting lot closer, I'm still on crutches, but hopefully next
[00:15:03] week start to work my way off, um, and that's very
[00:15:05] exciting.
[00:15:14] In India's Ponypot, the world's wardrobe is giving you
[00:15:17] life. A million tons of discarded clothes get
[00:15:20] recycled here every year, arriving in
[00:15:24] relentless waves. This is incredible, look at
[00:15:27] this, this is
[00:15:29] unbelievable, this entire room is covered in
[00:15:33] clothing, oh my gosh, this has a tag that says Goodwill, this
[00:15:37] is a... thrift store in the United States. A lot of the
[00:15:40] garments are collected from charity bins across places like the US,
[00:15:43] UK and Japan, then sent thousands of miles across the
[00:15:47] world. Once here, they're first
[00:15:51] sorted by color, shredded, and spun into
[00:15:54] yarn. Then at another factory, they're woven
[00:15:58] into rugs and carpets to be sold back to the countries the clothes first
[00:16:02] came from. Yes, we are working with like TJX
[00:16:06] and then uh... Walmart, Target,
[00:16:09] Hobby Lobby, so basically all the brands that every
[00:16:13] American has heard of.
[00:16:15] Ponypot's textile recycling industry is worth billions. It
[00:16:19] powers the city and keeps people working, like
[00:16:23] Lida. She's now the sole breadwinner. Her husband got injured
[00:16:26] doing the same job, and with little support from his employer to cover the medical
[00:16:30] bills, the burden falls on her. It's really
[00:16:34] hard, seeing him suffer like this hurts me too. I just want him
[00:16:38] to get better quickly. What are the conditions like in the factory? Is there a
[00:16:41] lot of pollution in the air?
[00:16:44] And
[00:16:49] they're not alone. Our investigation found this profitable
[00:16:52] fix for the world's and America's
[00:16:55] sickening cost. Most factories
[00:16:58] operate informally with little
[00:17:00] oversight.
[00:17:03] I've only been standing here for five minutes and look, I'm already covered in
[00:17:07] dust. "The air workers breathe daily is suffocating and
[00:17:10] inescapable, plumes of lint enveloping them wherever they
[00:17:13] turn, but it's difficult to speak to workers under their
[00:17:17] employer's watchful eye,
[00:17:20] so we go visit a local doctor who treats the worst of cases.
[00:17:24] Do people die from these diseases? If they inhale
[00:17:27] the same air daily on a daily basis, yes it
[00:17:30] definitely shortens their lifespan.
[00:17:34] Sabash has been in and out of hospitals for months." Are you in a
[00:17:37] lot of pain? Are you suffering? Yes,
[00:17:40] it's painful. It's difficult to eat, it's difficult to
[00:17:44] walk. But quitting isn't an
[00:17:47] option. He has three kids to feed. Would you want your kids to
[00:17:51] work in this industry?
[00:17:54] No, because we don't want our children to get the same diseases that we
[00:17:58] have. But it's not just the
[00:18:02] air,
[00:18:04] every step of this recycling process. Look, these
[00:18:08] workers don't have any gloves on their hands, they don't have any goggles
[00:18:11] either, they have absolutely no protection, and they're dealing with really hazardous
[00:18:15] chemicals.
[00:18:17] Multiple reports show pollution from the textile recycling industry is
[00:18:21] worsening, and so is its impact. A 2022
[00:18:24] survey found that in just five years, 93% of
[00:18:28] families reported health issues,
[00:18:30] 84% of workers suffer from job related
[00:18:33] illnesses.
[00:18:36] To understand why more isn't being done to protect the nearly million
[00:18:39] workers this industry employs, we speak to the head of Ponypot's Dying
[00:18:43] Association. He insists there's no real
[00:18:46] problem. So while we've been in Pipott, we visited few dyeing
[00:18:50] units where there were no masks, no goggles, no
[00:18:54] gloves being worn, why is that?
[00:18:58] They are uneducated, that's why they don't wear masks, everything is
[00:19:02] provided by the boss. What
[00:19:04] do you say to the people falling sick because of Ponypot's?
[00:19:09] "No, they're not falling sick because of this industry, it's because they eat
[00:19:13] tobacco.
[00:19:15] But in every informal factory we visited, not once did we see
[00:19:19] these rules enforced. Instead, we saw workers left breathless
[00:19:23] and exposed with nowhere else to go, but the
[00:19:27] damage extends far beyond factory walls, to
[00:19:30] ecosystem that millions depend on. They use
[00:19:34] really hazardous chemicals to bleach textiles, but they don't have. Good
[00:19:37] drainage system so the water is actually allowed to seep into the surrounding
[00:19:41] environment, poisoning the people and also the land
[00:19:43] here. India's environmental court has found
[00:19:46] Ponypot's textile industry is releasing untreated toxic
[00:19:50] wastewater, which also flows into the Yamuna River,
[00:19:54] lifeline for millions, including India's
[00:19:56] capital. It's repeatedly called for action.
[00:20:00] The gaps in enforcement have left these communities on their
[00:20:02] own. We've contacted several government
[00:20:06] agencies for comment a findings, none
[00:20:09] replied. We thought we were giving these clothes a
[00:20:13] second life, but here we're costing people
[00:20:16] theirs and leaving them and their city buried in our
[00:20:20] waste. Hannica Montgomery, CNN, Honeypat India.
[00:22:43] I am Azur Delić, you are watching
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[00:27:28] Good evening, welcome to Pressing live. Geopolitical
[00:27:31] maps are being reshuffled. "New rules, new players are on
[00:27:34] the scene, since Bosnia and Herzegovina is not at
[00:27:37] the table, it is on the menu. Things are
[00:27:41] changing rapidly, high stakes are at play, no one is hiding anything
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[00:27:48] separatists who until recently were punished and placed on black
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[00:28:07] What is being agreed upon far from the
[00:28:10] public eye? Will Trump's America agree to the collapse
[00:28:14] of the Dayton Agreement and the division of Bosnia and Herzegovina? Tonight
[00:28:18] I ask an American who understands the situation
[00:28:21] in Bosnia and Herzegovina well, and a Bosnian who knows what is
[00:28:25] really happening in Trump's America.
[00:28:28] With us are American expert for the Balkans, Professor John
[00:28:31] Hopkins University, former special
[00:28:34] envoy of the USA for the Balkans Daniel Server,
[00:28:37] advisor for global security diplomacy at the Institute for
[00:28:41] Development Impact in Washington, Adnan
[00:28:44] Hadrović, both interlocutors are live with us from America. Good evening,
[00:28:48] gentlemen.
[00:28:52] Good evening. Greetings to you, your viewers, and the professor,
[00:28:55] of course.
[00:29:00] I hope the professor can hear us.
[00:29:07] Yes, I hear you. Excellent, I will start
[00:29:10] with you, Professor Server. You were a fierce opponent
[00:29:14] of lifting sanctions against Dodik and his closest
[00:29:17] political and business associates. I want to ask
[00:29:21] you this immediately: why did America not want to get rid of
[00:29:24] Dodik, but actually by lifting
[00:29:28] sanctions brought him back, brought him back into the game,
[00:29:31] even though he was convicted. "In Bosnia and Herzegovina, there is
[00:29:34] a ban on holding office as the leader of the ruling party
[00:29:38] in this country, he rides again,
[00:29:41] more brutal than ever, more open than
[00:29:45] ever.
[00:29:53] I really don't know why the Trump administration did
[00:29:56] that.
[00:30:01] The Trump administration." is notoriously transactional, which
[00:30:04] means when it gives something, it wants something back.
[00:30:07] gets, they lifted the sanctions, then
[00:30:10] they paid a visit to the White House,
[00:30:14] but they got nothing in return, as far as I
[00:30:16] know, so the question of what they actually
[00:30:20] got, that is still unknown,
[00:30:24] I'm sure something is behind that, we know that some
[00:30:27] lobbyists were involved in that, but I don't think that was
[00:30:30] enough.
[00:30:34] I think there's a big missing piece of that
[00:30:37] puzzle regarding what Trump actually got
[00:30:41] for what he did for Dodik? Well,
[00:30:44] maybe the agreement was that nothing would actually be gained, that it would
[00:30:48] just be given or gaining this Dodik that we
[00:30:51] see today, who is, well, how should
[00:30:55] I put it, encouraged, it seems to
[00:30:57] me, um, the meeting.