when there are tensions between the united states and russia that it affected competition and atika i wouldn't say there's no effect but by and large the cooperation has continued. that doesn't mean that those tensions aren't in some respects in the background somewhere but at least in terms of the antarctic programs in the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by a large that that continues. in 2004 russia imported wood from siberian pines its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica. critics say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim with. the chilean station has its own church too it also has a school for the children of soldiers stationed on the base year round. it's the closest thing you'll find to a settlement in antarctica. in the 1970 s. argentina's military dictatorship sent pregnant women to give birth in antarctica to underscore its territorial claims to land dictator augusto pinochet copy the tactic but it was widely viewed as provocative and after the birth of 8 argentinians and 3 chileans both countries ended the policy

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the unrest after the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor when kentucky state representative atika scott we arrested herself. >> to see in d.c. that white mobs were able to take over th capitol building and have a slow response from law enforcement, it was extremely disturbing. >> reporter: during the george floyd protests president trump tweeted, when the looting starts the shooting starts. yesterday -- >> go home we love you. you're very special. >> reporter: this video of an officer posing for a selfie is also fueling anger. >> no one can tell me that had it been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday they wouldn't have been treated very, very differently. >> we would have been met with tremendous force. >> reporter: wayne carmason is a former member of d.c.'s national guard. >> it just shows that people are more privileged than other people, colored people as simple as that. >> reporter: today michelle obama described the difference in law enforcement responses as painful lester >> gabe gutierrez tonight, thanks. >>> the images of the capitol have many people asking

cleaning the environment we call them the neutrons and atika the clean the environment all the dead carcasses and by doing these they stop the spread of diseases diseases like. lizzie and all of that nature kenya introduced a vulture conservation program in the muslim are a nature reserve in 2014 saying this to spread awareness of the crucial role vultures play. by this group of mice i work as nature can use vulture ambassadors they explain to villages that when a dead cow will go to his poisoned with acar chemicals in order to kill predators that threaten their livestock all of the animals that feed on the carcass of poisoned and that includes a lot of vultures. so as i'd like to volunteer i want to go. for example in my location. when there is. that issue before it's place and we actually sometimes take the carcasses of those. and we put them aside and you can. actually talk through there or not i'm not always with. support from villages and their leaders is key to the ngos campaign. the assistant chief of one village tells us that battles between humans and animals are ongoing issue in the

when there are tensions between the united states and russia that's a to hectic opposition and atika i wouldn't say there's no effect but by and large the cooperation has continued. that doesn't mean that those tensions aren't in some respects in the background somewhere but at least in terms of the antarctic programs and the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by a large that that continues. in 2004 russia imported wood from siberian pines its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica. critics say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim. the chilean station has its own church too it also has a school for the children of soldiers stationed on the base year round. it's the closest thing you'll find to a settlement in antarctica. in the 1970 s. argentina's military dictatorship sent pregnant women to give birth in antarctica to underscore its territorial claims to land dictator augusto pinochet copy the tactic but it was widely viewed as provocative and after the birth of 8 argentinians and 3 chileans both countries ended the policy t

when there are tensions between the united states and russia that's a to hectic operation and atika i wouldn't say there's no effect but by and large the cooperation has continued and. that doesn't mean that those tensions aren't in some respects in the background somewhere but at least in terms of the antarctic programs and the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by a large that that continues. in 2004 russia imported wood from siberian pines its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica. critics say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim. the chilean station has its own church too it also has a school for the children of soldiers stationed on the base year round. it's the closest thing you'll find to a settlement in antarctica. in the 1970 s. argentina's military dictatorship sent pregnant women to give birth in antarctica to underscore its territorial claims to land dictator augusto pinochet copy the tactic but it was widely viewed as provocative and after the birth of 8 argentinians and 3 chileans both countries ended the policy

look atika, for example, as of this morning, the state had administered only a quarter of all the dosesally has received. that's where we find steve patterson in los angeles. the rollout one person with covid-19 dying every six minutes in l.a. county where you are. >> reporter: on top of that, the staggering death count. the estimate is every single minute ten people become infected. of the number infected, they estimate that 10-to-12% will end up in the hospital. this is on top of the fact that hospitals have been in a sustained period of being overwhelmed now for several months. many of them say they're on the verge of rationing care. we are only at the beginning of what is described as this post-holiday surge, when people traveled for the christmas holiday, the new year's holiday. that will boost the numbers in just about every category over the next few days and weeks. so to counteract this, health officials are doing everything they can to open up the vaccines to as many people as humanly possible one of the ways they are doing that is by opening it up to seniors 65 and older acros

accountability the president needs to understand that his actions are the problem not the solution atika joins us live now from capitol hill patty interesting there hearing a senator lindsey graham saying that the president's actions were part of the problem and not the solution i mean how do you feel about hearing from senior republicans that in a sense are opposing the president now and what happened yesterday but perhaps too little too late. it is fairly remarkable so here was the big question after the of her news of the events that happened here just 24 hours ago really started to sink in the question became how damaging is this going to be to u.s. president donald trump will he still be able to be as he hoped the head of the republican party we saw that yesterday in his speech he said look any members of congress who don't support us we're going to make sure they lose their job in the next primary or is the talk from lindsey graham an indication of they think that maybe he's not going to be remembered so while after this so lindsey graham saying it's not time to invoke the 25th ame