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i don't need to tell people here in alaska what's happened. over the past few years i've been trying to make the rest of the country more aware. of a changing climate where you're already living and. following permafrost that threatens homes and infrastructure faster glacier melt rising seas melting sea ice that contributes to some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world and i've talked to folks whose villages are literally in danger of slipping away. and for many of those alaskans it's no longer a question of if they're going to relocate but when.

and my grandfather. used to say is new or become one big. salary in ny and. the river around us and high wind comes in. it's like this one big island surrounded by the lodger. feel like it's getting danger danger every time it gets close. to us who knowns this one is one big village it's can come out snap. just where on the permafrost are on the permafrost and newtok it's it's really heavy you know. and dislodged keeps coming off the ice than that and.

it's on everybody's marine. and everybody has 3 days we have to relocate and i got here 10 years ago the people were saying. move within 4 years. and that was and this is a statement i type. i've come to know you know the shore legros is going to tell us

3 years to. think. not to bug out to look at hardly needs to take a mechanic. remember that movie tom cruise and they're renovating a house the money they would ask the. contractor is going to take 2 weeks and so it always means weird that it's because of the state words hours 2 weeks cared for years. i would like will move across the river are because it's higher ground and i think people who are thinking imports they can hear. it floods here in the. people who need to be prepared and they were steered by some careful.

not to say place 2. hello my name is both charles i am 19 years old and i am from a small village called new top. i go to a school that has 137 student i'm writing about a village trying to move because of climate change the talk is small place toto's opposed 350 people and we are trying to move to a place called most of the troubled land miles and new tough. i have been in need talk district. all my life and it has always been the same

every year we lose a number of feet of landis' sure what is not the same it shares the extent of the euros and because the weather isn't the same each year sometimes it curb bridge with us but most of time it does. rid into doesn't do we lost 150 feet of land from water washing line and nursed on to the water's about 100 yards we are going to have a disaster if we don't move. we need to act as soon as possible before the water just force or it will lead us like cookie monster eating cookies. all the land just falls down and. cannot pick up.

i strongly believe we can do this but we will need to help this place is very important to us because how much hunting we do how much we move around a whole lot but the hardest thing we have to 1st is having no running water or us or surely we hunted buckets was which is a 5 gallon bucket for human waste they really don't get down into the water when it is for. according to the government it's about $230000000.00 climate change is like playing chess in a test checkmate us. please we need to make a move because we have a possible 2 room i'd lose this battle. we'll just want to sit at a table knoller's just like everyone else and just have a cup of tea. laughing oh it was 3rd cousins. life is too short to see a swimming to the nearest village that's about 40 miles. the water used to.

you know their early contacts with the west stairs were mainly for trade with that trade of course and government and so with the government came either a post office or school so wherever they placed those structures where these communities were told that you have to now live so regardless if your main camp which is probably your richard camp is the most permanent structure you have you can't go back there after you have to relocate your family here.

they were not a one location people they were migratory and. and the way they were able to keep them there was to set their children off to boarding school if they didn't live near the school so the challenge began. in that initial contact. i think were a part of america 1st for america for cross. were. you know when you go over the layers of. what started this problem there was a bar. the 1950s provers bringing the school. parts

. of. our floor here. the wrong side of. this. road. for school. from your star. hard to understand what psychological impacts where and they said you no longer could do that to that and if you don't come here or taking your children so i would think that. and i know they talk about generational trauma when you have been doing this for 15000 years and then somebody puts a stop on it. the consequences are what we have to.

well the pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. has emerged we don't have a territory we don't have the facts in the whole world needs to be the chief. judge of. commentary crisis sleep disturbance and. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is creating the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we

are in it together. when it comes to cope with 19 the most common physiological symptoms all fever dry cough and fatigue but the psychological effects of this well known. with infections on the rise again and new look dellums looming how will the novel coronavirus affect our mental health could the home and help lost the pandemic itself. while away look even down with the wife.

in the soil or how i don't think if the thought of the clothes. and then. call up top that come on a full $2.00 my. only one. sorry bit sorry. 6 6 for her. that her trust is down now what is happening into the permafrost who did not see it sounds he knows he did it because it's melting it causes the rouge so how many people have gone and walked along the edge of the river. but the people you wish

mobile the house because that's where you guys don't your honey but it's a you know but if you do walk along there why what's happening to all over. sure it's going to be disappointing if you do my class last semester in the fall we went out there in the measure of how much the religion was how much you think we lost last year. we lost about 35 feet sometimes i wish to close you are close 35 feet of gravel in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast and that means the river is 35 feet closer to the town then we live and it was the year before so you guys think that the rivers going yes.

it's one thing to say the river is going to move you but this prompted a whole whole bunch of things this village is completely divided and there's just no way around you know to travel councils families don't talk to each other just all kinds of issues that have. prompted by this river here moving in and rooting their communities. to. these no groups or from. the arts far from the community they're not originally

from new to. sit through troubled ministers actually 1st cousins tom and and family are 1st because it's a tradition. versus you know the new prostitution or majority way of thinking so you have that tremendous divide different philosophies together and stanley represents one side and tom represents the other so my name is strongly tom i'm the troubled minister for a new car christian comes. to be a. board in your. school it's a new intake there was a election dispute. in october 12th. the new car from council. somebody who works there. said we've never had a. quite

a while. and it's. nice you were being accused of not having a 2 night years of election when we proved them wrong we had elected all these years i knew it was coming up. and some of the smarter words began following the money and realizing some of the money's not accounted for while they actually suspended the elections so once they suspended the election there was a there was a feeling that the community was being left out of the process yeah they were scheduled to leave in 2012. but through the division and the infighting and some of the you know bureaucratic issues being stalled as it stands now the federal government can. contract with the group so what they did was they basically took the contract out of.

it's a shack. when it comes down to have some 3rd world shack it's basically. a last resort for people who want to live in the early to. go into. it's created a lot of problems health what is a no we've been to the clinic several times in our family structure room smolders dysentery unit and everything else is kind of one ramp through the villages at certain times for not wanting for. everybody. and then talks been moving for the last 10 years it's

a stalled move. the frustration levels fairly high. sometimes you wonder if they're doing this on purpose. i mean really when you come down to it this could be a foreign totally foreign country ignored by any infrastructure all live in the united states never just sitting in this is home there's no running water whatsoever so. it's a very crowded. in the bush is really not for everybody. because a lot of teachers call 12 years and they leave they don't never stay. and i guess it's just a culture shock to. we came in 2000 some 2000 a. year. since. moving to village

then. everybody roots you could much see the water from my house to then. i could look out like we look out and i don't. you could see the water. now. it's close we can see the ways bussin over land when it when it gets rough. before the eyes. we can see the land working away. back home they have these here we have hurricanes. and help people move and do whatever they want to do is just saying like i just taken forever are you almost big enough to go to school you know you're ready now. i guess that's just words. tears me up and said. thank you you know call me these

people these people are just like us there's no difference and these people and the people all for you. we all. human and all it's just a little village 3300 people it's no big up and that's what i don't think it's no big deal is a big do some big deal it's their lives. he'll . lead.

he. gun stores start at the same time place. most cars in sept there were planning to move to a new state this winter. but i don't know if it's going to happen. or . there are states look at their last years or another 3rd world country. even though it's united states i see a part of america. it might be americans where the gears are 3rd world country and there is scrutiny to curious.

kind of new type is thinking. the whole town you could really see. similar houses might be too late. we should have been half the town city been moved to the new set by now but the power struggle and money greed. too much money are too. far tyrone and putting in their parking. just stood. up over the money team and so. 2 different totals think they're. running legally.

beyond angry. out of nowhere i'm in a place where i'm at. june. gloom and doom dazed and confused. i spoke. my. nothing to the topic. yeah yeah. but i. like people.

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it was a very nice show for a president who knew that i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to introduce my it's not bashful co-host mr donald trump thank you susan very much was there. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how when i come that the news that's dishonest telling our combat or recorder or e. network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i care to. change faster changes so fast sometimes i'll say wow that's going to be a great story be a pretty good reporter another as good as you. will see what happens who knows i always say who knows what we'll see on the field it will be success. join me everything on the alec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then.

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