pollution that threatens our air and water quality for example in my home state of illinois the wood river refinery was sued by the state and federal government for releasing toxic waste water directly into the mississippi river 2 years ago they settled one lawsuit agreeing to spend 10 $1000000.00 for necessary upgrades and monitoring of the refinery as well as $500000.00 to clean up the low income homes and buildings that were affected just in f.y.r. by these low income homes and buildings were home to young children and pregnant women who have been profoundly exposed to lead and other toxic emissions for years many of the children were born premature suffer from abnormalities and lived with a life long health issues equated with the disaster now you think the e.p.a. pressure implants will push the factory to do better but not so fast to look 66 the company that owns the wood river refinery has suspended all work on the little bit program they were required to complete this means that the thousands of lives the factory has put it risk over the years are still subject to lead unhealthy wat

push the factory to do better but not so fast philip 66 the company that owns the wood river refinery has suspended all work on the little bit program they were required to complete this means that the thousands of lives the factory has put at risk over the years are still subject to lead unhealthy water and poor air quality the reason. $1000.00 and the department of justice seems to be helping the polluters issuing a problematic new policy the deal j. recently said it would suspend the collection of penalties for violations of consent decrees and other enforcement orders as david baron managing attorney at the environmental nonprofit justice said settlement agreements and civil litigation are only as good as the government's willingness to watchdog the consent decree and make sure that the parties comply. that is that is huge news because i really think we're all relieved a little bit when we start of seeing you know because of the state all borders and all may just get a little cleaned up and like hey there's less air pollution there's a group where you kind of got relieved and thin

he says he recorded the moment a wood river police sergeant followed them out of the store. >> he proceedsnance that we can't wear masks in a store. >> the two young men say they were wearing surgical masks as they shopped for cleaning supplies. >> we're being asked to leave for being safe. >> reporter: the police department says it is investigating the incident, and the officer incorrectly informed the men there was a rule about masks. >> we left because the situation could have went farther than it did. >> reporter: they uploaded the video in an effort to raise awareness? . >> this is a cry for help from our community. right here. >> reporter: they are not alone in their concerns. a florida doctor says he was profiled in april when he was stopped by police. >> i don't know exactly what made him get out of the car and put handcuffs on me. >> reporter: this doctor is an internist at the university of miami health subpoenas and tests the city's homeless population for the coronavirus. he says when he was approached, he was removing bulk trash from his van. you can watch it play out on his h

wood. so small river to the left here, and the offensive from the 35th was from the right bank of the river to the small valley of the river. we are marching the same way as the american operation was starting. so, like, jumping off the line and making our way north. >> and where would the german positions be? >> well, all along the ridge here into the slope of the -- dominating the ground where the american had to fight. which is quite open field. so the germans used the hill tops, they will always try to choose their land how to defend and always have the dominating position. and that will be a bloody day for the american troops. september the 26th is a successful offensive, but that's quite bloody for many doughboys. >> on the 27th, the 35th division attack broke down and the division itself started to fall apart and eventually within the next couple of days they would have to be relieved. >> yes, it's true. it's one of the first divisions that was relieved. they suffered heavy casualties in very few days. so we have remains from a german shelter to the right. not in good shape, this one

woods as a bait and you know can look for another paddle. in a building in the condition in the many colors that she. doesn't. it's taken 5 hours to travel down river. but. the others will now take the wood as far as mechanics of using the animals on the continent but. once the trunk is in the canoe it just needs to be had and. the moldering rules i mean she really shows what a measuring these. traits are of when you're going to enjoy it and when the lack of being there and i like a very good thing and i'm in and out of me. a lot out that is just hard out man yet smuggling is in danger in the forests of madagascar and the authorities lack the means to stop the train but for these men the search for the ruins work is the best way to earn a living. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of lead risking it all the lead. on al-jazeera. that in america is a region of the wonder of joy of tragedy and violence but it doesn't matter where you are you'll have to be a

river. but. the others will now take the wood as far as mechanics of using the fingers on the continent but. once the trunk is in the canoe it just needs to be had and. the molding rules i mean she showed a lot of measuring these. traits of when you're going to try it and when the lack of being there and the longer you're using it and i mean in the end of the it. was a lot out of this just for that part out man yes smuggling is in danger in the forests of madagascar and the authorities lack the means to stop the train but for these men the search for the ruins work is the best way to earn a living but. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of lead risking it all led. on al-jazeera. rewind continues to care bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the liver was the book the close below 0 like and the other student rewind continues with scheckter

also importing wood from elsewhere who say luis gonzalez is the president of the association of dilution coffin manufacturers and also the matter of pin your which is not far from river davia there is still 9 coffin factories here he says that one reason why pine wood is no longer in demand is because the fashion has changed coffins used to be rectangular but now rounded ones the more in demand. for bolivia will be thought of if we were to produce rectangular coffins again we could use wood from the region i would be in favor this would not only help was but also the sawmills. rather to the mother. he also thinks that the cave it 19 crisis has shown how important it is to be less dependent on imports from abroad this is not only true for masks in ventilators but also coffins be sure that customers are going to start thinking differently lord. of the undertakers will understand that it's better to buy or spanish coffins for those of us by the british the moment one of the federal of the border is closed and there were fewer coffins coming from abroad we're the ones who work day and night to meet the high demand. then there's really mother. who say but there is not so.

woods. >> hall gave a general location for trisha's body, near a river in indiana. eeded more specific information. luckily, he seemed to stumble into it a few nights later when he spotted hall inside the prison wood shop, a restricted area. >> there's nobody at the door. no guards or anything and i went in there. and as i came up from behind him, he had all of these little different statues lined up, ten, 15 of them, maybe. and i couldn't tell what they were at first and as i got closer i noticed he had a big map laid out and he dove on that map and folded it up really fast and slid it off to the side of the table and what are these things anyway and he says they are these little falcons and he said they watch over the jimmy, he goes, they do. >> and they looked like -- >> a good sized chess piece. >> jimmy had a good feeling that the wood-sized falcons and a map were journal keeping about aserial keeper. >> that man had little red dots all over it, illinois, indiana, wisconsin. you look down at this map, you could see all of these little spots are burial spots wher

woods. beyond there are reno's casinos, too. up in oregon, skiers love mount hood which overlooks the columbia river gorge. on one shore fertile oregon, the other shore majestic washington. there are no salmon like columbia salmon. few wilderness areas are its eer. and always mountains. mount ranier holds the city of oma at its peak. nearby, seattle points alost its space needle. and invites all visitors to ride its speedy mono rail. tourists here are eager for the ever-changing beauties of reamy puget sound. [music] there are many diversions in this northwest. glide down on wings to oregon coast and here discover picnic havens, sheltered beaches and the like. out there, the boundless ocean. and close by in bold signature the rocks. drink in ecola park in oregon. from here in minutes you can behold the peaceful blue of crater lake. its cold deep waters cradled in the volcano of the past. and now we move on to that domain where redwood monarchs old their court. big trees, tallest, oldest of all the living things on earth. some have endured for 40 centuries. their seeddling sought sun before there was an ath

woods for two days, naked. until they were retrieved. somewhere on this water. this is the mobile river. theat this point in time, national park service has announced that they are going to put fishing piers, they are mps, and put boat ra they are going to redesign as area for a national park so the people in the community can walk to the water and enjoy environmentally this area. we have a lot of waterways in mobile, and we all enjoy the water. it is peaceful. it is very relaxing, so that has been announced. i do not have the start dates and anticipated finished dates, but they did have a workshop out here and celebration for the announcement, and it is a part of a grant we have for the city that is going to also clean up a creek that we have that starts at the delta and goes throughout the city for 18 miles called the three mile creek. we will talk about that further into the tour. because it's going to be constructed, designed by the national park service, that means it will not look good because they have to maintain it. it will be well-kept for the community to enjoy. that is i thin

wood. we can burn it, and they do. and they destroy the largest bridge southwest of the susquehanna river along the cvrr. on the way, from greencastle all the way to scotland, jenkins and his men are destroying railroad tracks, burning railroad buildings. they are working on the small bridges, the culverts and small little facilities that line the tracks as well. they devastate the franklin railroad from hagerstown north, and the cvrr, the parent company, all the way into the heart of the cumberland valley. they governor organize the state militia under governor curtin's direction. they bring the boys back, and the state militia start riding the rails to get in position. but in the meantime the cvrr sees a massive influx in ticket sales, because refugees from hagerstown, refugees from the shenandoah valley, refugees from southern pennsylvania are jumping on the trains and trying to put the susquehanna river between them and robert e. lee. and so the ticket sales are quite strong, and hundreds and hundreds of refugees, many of them african-americans, are coming into chambersburg to try to escape the onsla

you went for a drive, you sat by a river, you went for a walk in the wood. way ofjustifying this to yourself, and possibly, there may even be some legal loophole, but you've broken the spirit of it, haven't you? no, i don't think that i have. just to correct one thing. when we left, my wife did not have a cough, she did not have a fever, those were the two symptoms that we re those were the two symptoms that were mentioned. she was ill, she had thrown up, but as i said before, we didn't know whether or not she had covid or not. secondly, secondly, as isaid covid or not. secondly, secondly, as i said earlier on, the walk in the woods was on... was on private land, ididn't woods was on... was on private land, i didn't leave our property to go for a walk in the woods. and that's perfectly reasonable behaviour. you stopped on the way back from castle bar stopped on the way back from castlebar not. yeah, i was driving back from castlebar not and my child with a four—year—old, was in the car seatin with a four—year—old, was in the car seat in the back, he said, da

river waters cresting at 35 feet wednesday and even the previous record set by 1986 in the worst of the rain is over but midland county is not out of the woods yet expect it will take multiple days for the water to recede and we have a long ways to go before people should return home. please do not return to your homes until directed to do so. >> governor gretchen wrenching practice social distancing and move to higher ground. >> we have got to work together and to where our masks and to continue to try to social distance in this moment. >> michiganders helping those impacted by the flood in volunteers a mask organizing a food drive for hard-hit communities. with everything else going on this is our community and you can see people are pitching in and taking care of each other. it's been like this since january and we are hanging in there. >> in washington, i am kevin corke, fox news. >> shooting at a shopping mall in the state of arizona. police received a call of an active shooter last night in the city of glendale. restaurants and had recently reopen. the state senator saw the government firing off an assault rifle and the most seriously

wood lot on walden pond. build yourself something. he did. he didn't think he was going to write about it. he thought he was going to write a book about a riverrip he took with his brother. h hawthorn asked him to come and give a talk. so he came and he gave the talk about the river trip. in the q & a, all anybody wanted to know was what it was like to live in a shack at walden pond. i believe that q & a are magic. i know that this one will not disappoint us. here we go. the pilgrims landed the mayflower at cape cod, massachusetts, on a cold november day in 1620 because they were running out of beer. their legal charter from king james was for a grant of land in northern virginia. instead, they anchored illegally and carved their first community from the sand laying the foundation of the american character. american character. since the beginning, drinking and taverns have been as much a part of american life as churchers and preachers or elections and politics. the interesting truth is that a glass of beer, a bottle of rum, a keg of hard cider, a flask of whisky, or even a dry martini was often the silent powerful third party to many decisio

you went for a drive, you sat by a river, you went for a walk in the wood. imean... readers are furious about this. i think what has happened is that anyone who has got their own lockdown story, everyone has made sacrifices, some people have found themselves in much tougher situations than dominic cummings and they have borne it, without too much grumbling because they felt it was pa rt grumbling because they felt it was part of a national effort, and now they see that this man, who is setting the rules, war is not only not really abiding by the spirit of them but actually said he was doing them but actually said he was doing the right thing. all of their sort of resentment about what they have had to do will be channelled at him, andi had to do will be channelled at him, and i think that may well prove quite difficult to switch off. there are two tests, it is, is this going to make enforcing the lockdown more difficult? i don't think it will, actually, and i hope that it won't. is it going to damage support for the government more broadly? i think that question is s