nearly one third of the land is in sacred areas.translator: who will protect the environment in the west and in china? it is government responsibilities. but the tibetans d't think of it that way. if you think of it that way, you are not buddhist. you are the protector. no matter if you are a newborn or 80 years old, you are all protector. you have responsibilities. all lives should be protected. fred: in some districts, local governments are recognizing the sacred mountains, and some are even hiring tibetans to take care of the national nature reserves. translator: the cultural values of buddhism are very comforting to the scholars of conservation. i felt at last we found a way, d i began to gain confidence in humanity. these tibetan people are not wealthy, yet they can still think of other creatures. not just other people, other creatures. this is altruistic behavior. if they can do it, there's hope that other people can do it as well. [bells ring] gary: i've made a whole series of films about the beginning of environmental moveme

if every person is a sacred, and every person's rights are sacred, individual dignity, individual worth sanctity, the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. we say those words so often, but think of it. the right to vote. the right to rise in the world as far as your talent can take you. unlimited by unfair barriers of privilege and power. such are the principles of democracy. so how do we put these noble practice -- of noble principles into practice? how do we do that? how do we make the idea real, or as close to real as we can make it? this nation was built on an idea. the only nation built on idea. every nation is built on ethnography, geography, religion, etc.. we were built on an idea, liberty for all. we never realized that aspiration but every generation has opened the door a little wider, to be more inclusive to , include those who have been excluded before. it is a mission handed down generation to generation, the work of perfecting our union. in 1830, when we were a young nation, this union put interest ahead of the common good. a great senator, daniel webster,

if every person is sacred, then every person's rights are sacred.sanctity, the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. we say those words so often. but think of it. the right to vote. the right to rise in a world as far as your talent can take you. unlimited by unfair barriers of privilege and power. such are the principles of democracy. how do we do that? how do we make the idea real or as close to real as we can make it? this nation was build on an idea. the only nation in the world but on an idea. every other is built on ethnicity, geography, religion, et cetera. we were built on the idea of liberty. and opportunity for all. we never fully realized that aspiration of our founding. every generation has opened the door a little wider. every generation has opened it wider and wider to be more inclusive. include those who have been excluded before. it's a mission handed down generation to generation. the work of perfecting our union. in 1830, when we were a young nation, this unionist put their interest ahead of the common good. a great

it is a sacred place for peeple — us more. it is a sacred place for peeple in _ us more.ace for people in israel- us more. it is a sacred place for people in israel and - us more. it is a sacred place for people in israel and all. for people in israel and all through the years, maintaining freedom of worship, freedom of religion and the government, the police of course, everyone wants to not escalate the situation, keep calm and allow, like every year, everything to continue. unfortunately we see some people, we see hummus, the terrorist organisation incite violence, people using violence, people using violence, this holy time for violence, this holy time for violence and we hope that the police will maintain that everyone should respect the law. and if marches or any other protests are being done in an orderly and quiet fashion, of course they could go ahead. a former spokesperson for the palestinian government told us what she thinks is behind the violence. the situation injerusalem is explosive and it is explosive because it's been allowed to fester for many, because i

there is nothing more important, more sacred, more american than keeping the faith.he united states of america. may the light perpetually side of -- shine upon the fallen. may god bring comfort to their families. they god protect our troops today and always. god bless you all. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playing of taps and remain standing for the benediction. >> attention. >> carry. >> carry. >> flag. ♪ taps ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please receive our closing prayer. lord, may we be inspired by the deep sense of loyalty, dedication, and commitment of those we have remembered today. renew our faith and allegiance to our nation, and each other. lord bless the families of our fallen. less our nation's leaders, and god bless america. in your loving name i pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place as the official party departs and for the departure o

if every person is sacred then every person's rights are sacred.igity, individual worth, individual sanctity. the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. we say those words so often, but think of it. the right to vote, the right to rise in a world as far as your talent can take you, unlimited by unfair barriers of privilege and power. such are the principles of demo democracy. so why would you put these noble principles into practice? how do we do that? how do we make the idea real or as close to real as we can make it? this nation was built on an idea, the only nation in the world built on an idea, every other nation is built on ethnicity, geography, religion, et cetera. we were built on an idea, the idea of liberty. an opportunity for all. we never fully realized that aspiration of our founding but every generation has opened the door a little wider and every generation has opened it wider and wider to be more inclusive. include those that have been excluded before. it's a mission handed down generation to generation. the work of per

jerusalem israeli forces are accused of obstructing palestinian worshippers during one of the most sacred nights of ramadan . i'm sami's a that this is al jazeera live from also coming out at least 50 people mostly schoolgirls are killed in a series of explosions in afghanistan warnings coronavirus deaths in india could reach 1000000 by the beginning of august as infections continue to surge. nasa accuses china of being irresponsible after out of control debris from one of its rockets falls to earth. has been more violence in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters for a 2nd day the palestinian red crescent says at least 90 people were injured when police tried to clear muslims gathering in the most sacred night of ramadan kerry forces reports from occupied east jerusalem. on the holiest knowledge of ramadan violence on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. palestinian protesters threw water bottles israeli security forces use stun grenades foul smelling chemically laced water jets. and closer physical force. this man was beaten on the ground

occupied east jerusalem israeli forces accused of obstructing palestinian worship during the most sacred nights of ramadan. i'm sami's day than this is now just there live from doha also coming up. at least 55 people mostly schoolgirls are killed in a series of explosions in afghanistan. a cyber attack shuts down a major fuel pipeline in the u.s. just weeks into a biden administration initiative to beef up security in the power grid. out of control debris from a chinese rocket falls back to worth we'll tell you where. there's been more violence in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters for a 2nd day the palestinian red crescent says at least 90 people were injured when police tried to clear muslims gathering in the most sacred night of ramadan herefore said reports from occupied east jerusalem. on the holiest night of ramadan more violence on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. palestinian protesters threw water bottles israeli security forces use stun grenades foul smelling chemically laced water jets. and closer physical force. this man

if every person is sacred, then every person's rights are sacred.th, individual sanctity, the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. we say those words so often. but think of it. the right to vote, the right to rise in a world as far as talents can take you. unlimited by unfair barriers, privilege, power. such are the principles of democracy. why would you put these noble principles into practice? how do we do that? how do we make the ideal real or is close to real as we can make it? this nation was built on an idea. the only nation in the world built on an idea. every other nation was built on history, geography, religion. we were built on an idea. the idea of liberty and opportunity for all. we never fully realize that aspiration of our founding, but every generation has opened the door a little bit wider. every generation has opened at wider and wider to be more inclusive and include those who have been excluded before. it is a mission handed down generation to generation. the work of perfecting our union. in 1830, when we were a y

your sacred rights, god given rights. freedom is sacred.. it's rare and sacred.is our safety and security. the message is simple. the republican party must stand united toes secure borders. for energy independence, lower taxes. less burdensome regulation and free market solutions to healthcare. every child should have an opportunity to go to a school that actually works. choice in school. free and fair trade. law and order. peace through strength. every town and every american can't pursue happiness if they don't have safety and security where they live. what republicans can't do is follow joe biden's lead and appease hostile regimes likey iran that are attacking our greatest ally and sowing unrest throughout the world. russia hacked our pipeline. we can't apiece china. this unholy alliance with china and russia to provide arms to iran, that has to stop. at home law and order must be restored in every town and city. the gop must advocate for a well funded police department in every town, city, every county. no morery rioting. no more arson. the integrity of our e

crescent says at least 90 people were wounded when those trying to clear muslims gathering on the most sacred night of ramadan how aforesaid has more from occupied east jerusalem. the israeli security forces have pretty much cleared a great deal of the square here close to damascus gate they are filtering people who are allowing access into the old city itself but this follows several hours of pretty continuous. patterns of skirmishes where there would be brief respite ites before again they would either be bottles thrown plastic bottles thrown by palestinian protesters or seemingly without immediate provocation israeli security forces would move in. at least 50 people mostly schoolgirls have been killed in multiple blasts outside the school in the afghan capital kabul president bashar vanny says the taliban was behind the attack but the armed group says eisel is to blame the british medical journal the lancet is warned coronavirus deaths in india could reach 1000000 by the beginning of august the government has been facing mounting criticism over its response to the country's excel orating o

military career than to guard the unknown and then to later on share their story. >> reporter: a sacred duty to keep serving those who made the ultimate sacrifice aaron gilchrist, nbc news, ellicott city, maryland >> and we honor all of their sacrifices this weekend. that is "nightly news" for this friday. please be sure to catch the latest episode of "nightly news" kids edition tomorrow morning on nbc. thank you so much for watching i'm kristen welker have a happy and healthy memorial day weekend. ♪♪ if you're not the one for me ♪ ♪ then how come i can bring you to your knees ♪ ♪ if i'm not the one for you ♪ ♪ why have we been through what we have been through ♪ ♪ it's so cold out here in your wilderness ♪ ♪ i want you to be my keeper ♪ ♪ but not if you are so reckless ♪ ♪ if you're gonna let me down ♪ ♪ let me down gently ♪ ♪ don't pretend that you don't want me ♪ ♪ our love ain't water under the bridge ♪ ♪ if you're gonna let me down ♪ ♪ let me down gently ♪ ♪ don't pretend that you don't want me ♪ ♪ our love ain't water under the bridge ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ say that our love ain't water under

obligation. >> we may have many obligations as a nation, but we only have one truly sacred obligation, that is to equip those we send into harm's way with all they need and care for their families when they return home, and when they don't. >> the president also mentioned a recent phone call he had with chinese president xi jinping about human rights and his upcoming meeting with russian president vladamir putin. >>> five veterans begin a journey that will take them across the country they fought for. they will cycle along the mail trail, leading from washington, d.c. to the state of washington. this is the first warrior bike ride focused on the importance of outdoor exercise in trauma recovery. they are pushing congress to increase funding that will help finish the trail project. right now it's 53% complete. ultimately, they will ride 3700 miles. the big story around here for everybody is the heat, and in fact, in the studio right now, the air conditioning not up to snuff, a little warm. >> it's a sure sign that summer is kicking in. san jose, 82 degrees, not too bad. by this time to

up for some weight sold again and had the scale say the change oh you don't like the sacred a sacred as the break in fashion put in the plate and good liquor store so to. contacts to break camp there right now but 1st place is frank i want to play a role in helping to raise the awareness of the american people about the impact of these drugs called sugar on the mental and physical wellbeing of our communities. don't say i'm addicted to pastor william or of an delman coats at mount annan baptist church in clinton maryland are suing coca-cola and the american beverage association. writers do this. the warhead moved to the court room delman code stared to sink the law on the coca-cola corporation. we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association what are you asking for from coca-cola well what do you want this company we want coca-cola to end their deceptive marketing practices they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising their products. the multinational retaliated by accusing the pastors and freedom of speec

too famous for the state of it's drivel this is one of the it's green the view of a ban on this one sacred river smelled so bad and is so often of chemicals that it's. so how did things turn out like this. just a few decades ago the duple was almost entirely farmland growing primarily cotton so when small textile factories began to set up here in the late 1970 s. follows gave up their livelihood and joined the trend. like a mugger a slimy good runs a garment factory insult to the poor and has seen the city transform. lives now worth 260. bistrica corpus and we are employing about more than 1300000 people about a plea any better be any country maybe india with so much of been spotless and really need to invest. the textile industry here is what is called a cluster around the house in small to mid-size independent garment factories like today's armies exist alongside dying bleaching and embroidery units together they bring you know revenue of 250000000000 the peas are almost 3000000000 euros a year. industrial scale have also been set up but it's to small to mid-size facilities that make up

military career than to guard the unknown and then to later on share their story. >> reporter: a sacred duty to keep serving those who made the ultimate sacrifice aaron gilchrist, nbc news, ellicott city, maryland >> and we honor all of their sacrifices this weekend. that is "nightly news" for this friday. please be sure to catch the latest episode of "nightly news" kids edition tomorrow morning on nbc. thank you so much for watching i'm kristen welker have a happy and healthy memorial day weekend. >>> right now at 6:00 a dozen guns, thousands of rounds of ammo, and molotov cocktails. >> if he was to be contacted by someone else or law enforcement he would have access to those weapons in various areas of the house. >> new evidence investigators say shows the bta gunman had planned out his attack. >>> also, were warning signs missed? we investigate the shooter's history, his previous run-ins with the feds. >>> and continuing to honor and remember the nine victims killed at the rail yard. >> trying to make something senseful out of something senseless. >> the memorial in downtown san jose

were being blamed into the it were nearly 180 kilometers in length and has long been considered sacred as a non-issue as the region and sustains at least 2000000 people with more draining into the famously. as the oil flows through the growing cities though it gets short with household and plastic waste. but the most harmful pollutants enter the liver in the industrial cluster. at 2020 study found high levels of copper zinc lead and other carcinogenic metals in the water. that could leave long term effects on the land local people and life stuff. this is the water that goes to people's fields. people use it when playing pink a big thing. affecting. in 2011 the state high court stepped in managing all manufacturers to set up wastewater treatment plants most have complied but activists say many manufacturers who can't afford to clean up their chemical waste continue to dispose of it illegally sometimes under the cover of darkness or in areas that are 2 or more took constant monitoring. between notes in a timely was one of the activists. to convince the court to take action but he says th

it is our most sacred space.e in the rotunda we come together at times of great tragedy, when we have people laying in state, and the honor to lay in state and the rotunda has been given to 41 people in the history of the country. presidents, rate dignitaries, and we also are here where the congressional gold medal is given, so at a time of great celebration and honor we come together in the rotunda. over there is the crypt, which means a burial place, which would matter -- make you wonder who is buried there. no one. it was built to be george washington's burial place. however, it was not completed until 25 years after his death and he was buried at mount vernon and his family wanted to keep his body at his home. and, in the very center of the crypt there is a compass star, which is the geographical center of washington, d.c.. did you know that george washington and pierre lafont chose the location of the capital. they chose it because it was up on a hill, because it was the center of the city, because they beli

only one sacred obligation.repare you when you send even in harm's way, care for your family when you were gone, when you come home, care for you and your families and the needs that may be of a consequence of war. we owe it. we owe it to you. we particularly owe it to the memories, to affirm the best of what america stands for. to uphold honor and democratic values. they are the foundation of the strength of this nation. you know, i sometimes get criticized for saying what i deeply believe. we are in a battle between democracies and autocracies. the more complicated the world becomes, the more difficult it is for democracies to reach consensus. i have spent more time with president xi of china that any world leader has. 24 hours of private meetings with him. just an interpreter. 17,000 miles between china and here. he firmly believes that china before 2035 will own america because autocracies can make quick decisions. but america is unique. of all the nations of the world, we are the only nation organize based

crescent says at least 90 people were injured when police tried to clear muslims gathering on the most sacred night of ramadan fire forces reports from occupied east jerusalem. on the holiest load of ramadan violence on the streets of occupied east jerusalem. palestinian protesters threw water bottles israeli security forces use stun grenades foul smelling chemically laced water jets. and closer physical force. this man was beaten on the ground in front of us. and then i should away into the night with no attempt to detain him. it wasn't an isolated incident. so the period just before the round 3. relatively calm here and the mask escape in the last few minutes was a road runner who also another night of all the tension and scuffles broke worry is that another potentially violent night could ensue in the following hours that potential was fulfilled the anger here isn't just about the scenes from iraq so on friday when stun grenades we used inside the mosque itself it's been building over threats to forcibly evict palestinian families from their homes in the east jerusalem neighborhood of shak

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. >>> it is a city run golf course but historians say it is actually sacred ground.nes if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ♪ ♪ otezla. show more of you. >>> there is an untold story in the san francisco at a city run golf course. the chinese community and historians say it is a sacred ground because it was a cemetery for many immigrants. ktvu's amberly takes a look at the park's s

why historians say it is actually sacred ground and what the chinese community is doing to turn the arealandmark. >>> a warming trend into the bay area holiday weekend. i will have what you can expect coming up. >>> first, the new poli >>> new at 10:00, police say a driver was shot to death this afternoon and the shooter remains at large tonight. it happened on mission street at templeton avenue at about 2:00 this afternoon. police found a gray sedan crashed into a parked car. police said the gray sedan was riddled with bullets. the driver died. the passenger was also hit, but is expected to survive. >>> pittsburgh police released body camera village footage today showing officers shooting and killing a man at his ex- girlfriends's apartment. >> no, stop, just stop, stop. stop! >> pittsburgh police say officers found 31-year-old patrick watkins on a stairwell leading up to the apartment. [ sound of gunfire ] they followed him upstairs and that is where police say watkins pointed a gun at them. pittsburgh police released slow- motion video of the encounter. >> he turns momentarily away fr

we are right in the middle of the black hills, which is all of the black hills are considered sacred to the lakota people and this was there their place where they came to hunt for food. this was their place where they came to pray and this this is you know, this is very personal land and very private, you know, very private things happened here for them and they still do and just in different ways more modern ways, but when dad got the letter from henry standing bear in 1939 inviting him to come out and start the mountain carving dad decided to come out and go to pine ridge reservation and when he did he realized that he didn't know very much about the native culture. and so that made him he was very inquisitive and he was very wise and and just looked at things very differently more deeply than most people do and so he thought well, this is these are such poor conditions. this is not always treat these people this is they should be honored and so then he decided to take on the job of carving the mountain and he and henry standing bear went and looked at different mountains all arou

a city of ancient, sacred sites, a flashpoint.inian conflict and it has always had the capacity to spark violence. and, so, with depressing familiarity, it has yet again. so what is behind this latest escalation? tension has been mounting for weeks. one big grievance for the palestinians was the threat that dozens of families would be evicted from their homes in an area just outside the old city in favour ofjewish settlers. there have also been clashes between israeli police and palestinians angry about restrictions on them gathering at the entrance to the old city at sunset. and, then, on the last weekend of ramadan came clashes at al—aqsa mosque, where israeli security forces said palestinians had been throwing stones. on monday, israel accused worshippers of preparing to attack a planned march by israeli hardliners. and troops stormed into the holy compound. hamas, which rules the gaza strip, is now portraying itself as the protector ofjerusalem, the defender of muslim worshippers. it has called its barrage is of rocket fire 0p

sacred any attempt to. undermine this area. it is something that. is a provocative food $2000000000.00 muslims and for the occupying power it is israel's responsibility to protect the status quo there the status of jerusalem and to protect the status quo and the arab and islamic identity of its holy sites. it is a sacred task that is manage his majesty the king of jordan has focused on it is therefore a precondition. of protecting our chance of peace mr president take colleagues as the international community as the security and so we need to shoulder our responsibility we need to force israel to respect the. rights of the people in shake. and in line with international law and i h l the inhabitants of jerusalem. are civilians and they should be protected they should not be forced to be displaced. we are talking about a crime in line with international. law in line with 478 of 1980. and so israeli evictions has no role here let's call things as they are. the occupation is the source of the conflict and is the source of the very heart of the evil her

you've had a tax on holy sites, sacred sites _ had a tax on holy sites, sacred sites in — had a tax on respected and protected. and today of course this awful image of civilians _ of course this awful image of civilians in gaza which is so dense and overcrowded being caught up in this. and overcrowded being caught up in this and _ and overcrowded being caught up in this. and that's including children as part _ this. and that's including children as part of— this. and that's including children as part of this long running dispute about— as part of this long running dispute about the _ as part of this long running dispute about the israelis evicting palestinians from their homes and breaching — palestinians from their homes and breaching international law. it feels — breaching international law. it feels to— breaching international law. it feels to me, it's clear tonight that global— feels to me, it's clear tonight that global leaders are sitting up and paying _ global leaders are sitting up and paying particular attention. global leaders are sitting up and paying particularattention. i

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on the most sacred night of ramadan, this is how prayers ended — with israeli police using stun grenadesing stones injerusalem's old city. today, israel's prime minister blamed extremists. translation: we will enforce law and orderl decisively and responsibly. we will continue to ensure freedom of worship to all religions, but we will not allow violent unrest. it followed some of the worst violence in years on friday, with clashes right by the al—aqsa mosque bringing international condemnation. tensions have been running high for weeks, with nightly clashes in the eastjerusalem neighborhood of shaikh jarrah. palestinian families here are locked in a long—running legal battle to stop jewish settlers taking over their homes. it's become a rallying point for palestinians, with the militant group hamas warning israel it's ready to act. despite delays in that case, this week looks set to remain volatile. it's nowjerusalem day, when israel celebrates gaining control over the city. they have a flag march which comes through the damascus gate, waving israeli flags, far—right nationalist israelis

to me in worship during the most sacred night of ramadan. i'm sam and this is live from doha also coming up at least 55 people mostly schoolgirls are killed in a series of explosions.

it all came to a head on friday at al—aqsa mosque — the site where it stands is highly sensitive, sacredeli police used cs gas and stun grenades at the mosque and palestinian youths threw rocks at them. here's our middle east correspondent tom bateman. the world's asking if the region is on the brink of war. people who woke to this feel it's already here. palestinians in gaza faced the fiercest israeli bombardment since the last all—out conflict. israel says it's going after militant leaders. some were killed in their homes. but civilians died in this strike, say palestinian health officials. in gaza, a territory under blockade, grief quickly turns to anger. dozens have now died since the violence erupted on monday. and they are still counting the bird said. —— and they are still counting their dead. rocket fire from gaza has continued deep into israel, and the sirens are near nonstop in towns close by. sirens wail. ok, that's an interception — let's get in. we've heard air strikes pound the gaza strip just a couple of miles away throughout the course of this morning and into the afterno

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museums in europe and north america now nigeria will regain sovereignty over some of these war and sacred ark work so central to the nation's cultural heritage nigerian part. how restitution will. how this repatriation will take place and. there will be looted art which will remain in german using it will be there is it doesn't become it again if. it were i don't know. nigeria plans to build a museum in the house of the looted to pacify or. be construed. as. we. can't come to you you can't visit european. jews when you will be able to. physically see. creation's if we were in major. one leading european historian says her research shows that for decades museums deliberately drank their feet on the issue of restitution increased museum directors tried to buy time they actually formulated it in writing as a strategy they left the problem to the next generation that's now it's clear we can't we mustn't continue to push it off. so the next generation we have to act that's. not just about ownership but about a whole new way of thinking they really think you have to do to deal with the school.

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now nigeria will regain sovereignty over some of these broil and sacred artworks so central to the nation's cultural heritage it plans to build a museum and been in city to house the looted artifacts. we. can't come to visit european. she. physically. creations is if we were. germany's decision to act marks a paradigm shift in the handling of stolen artifacts it will no doubt awaken hope in other countries seeking the return of their due to treasures. for most of us parties have been out of the question for a long time but in the british city of liverpool that change this week after more than a year of club closures due to the pandemic 3000 people were allowed to pack a warehouse for a rave the pilot event was designed to study whether coronavirus restrictions can be eased without triggering new outbreaks of covert $1000.00. it was a big day for britain's music scene. at all those are exciting role on the verge it is ready to do what i want to see it will be so we're just ready for. a little bit overwhelming because we haven't been around this many people in so long and there's just it's we

for the state of its drivel this is not a river it's green this is the view of a bang on this one sacred river smelled so bad and is so often of chemicals but it's. so how did things turn out like this. just a few decades ago the duple was almost entirely farmland growing primarily cotton so when small textile factories began to set up here in the late 1970 s. farmers gave up their livelihood and joined the trend. like kumar did i saw me good runs a garment factory insulted and has seen the city transform. lives now worth 260. district a corpus. we are employing about more than 1300000 people about a plea any better do you need completely. been spotted listen really need to invest these. textile industry here is what is called a cluster around a 1000 small to mid-size independent garment factories like that as armies exist alongside dying bleaching and embroidery units together they bring in a revenue 150000000000 do please almost 3000000000 euros a year. industrial scale tech setbacks have also been set up but it's the small to mid-size facilities that make up the majority. starter. mod

. >> the group chose delta park as the location because it is sacred land of the tribes and also becausea massive wartime housing project used to be during world war ii. >> vanport was a place where during the war, a lot of people, mostly black folks, but native folks as well, housing was built for workers. and then the floods came. and literally within hours. people lost anything that they may have had. they were just sort of left on their own to get it figured out after that. of course that place was never rebuilt because they didn't need those workers anymore. >> and america repeats that cycle of natural disasters happening and affecting black folks, indigenous folks and people of color that get hit the hardest. black people have never returned to new orleans the way that we were before katrina. >> no one else has our back, so we have to have each other's. >> i'm going to share the love for my black brothers and sisters. >> if you look back on history, when the black panthers came together with the american indian movement in portland and elsewhere, that was a major threat, and it nee

the robber set his eyes on something far more sacred. >> i was afraid, i would rather have my life. the ring which i was consecrated by the archbishop. the ring that means i am married to the diocese of oakland. it is precious to me. >> i feel like we need solutions . we needed it before the pandemic. the pandemic is magnifying the things that are either already there or the vacuum created. for mac is still committed to oakland. >> am still married to the diocese. >> reporter: the pd has not taken suspect into custody. arbor is unharmed and okay. >>> a violent attack, aboard a southwest airlines flight leaves in attendant bloodied and missing a couple of teeth. it is one of thousands of confrontations that the faa reported in the last five months. a witness capture these moments after police say a passenger got up, punched a flight attendant. it happened on the flight from sacramento to san diego. the passenger refused to follow proper landing protocols and hit the attendant after the plane touched down. >> i turned around and the next time they started yelling. now she is bleeding

my long-standing belief that we may have many obligations in the nation but we only have one truly sacred obligation and that is to equip those we send into harm's way with all they need and care for them and their families when they return home and when they don't. all of us have a duty to renew our commitment to the fundamental values to our nation . the values that have inspired generation after generation to service that so many have died to defend. every day since i was vice president i have carried a card with the exact number of troops killed in our operations in afghanistan and iraq. not an approximation or around a number, an accounting of every life laid down for our country over the 20 years of war. today it is -- fallen angels had given the last full -- we will never forget they are the guardians and we are the guardians. they are the guardians of us and the guardians of their legacy. inheritors of their mission because every american democracy endorsed, we have been tested and will be -- endures, and we will be tested again. we will make our country more open, or free, more f

, and we don't even have the space to experience sacred land, right? we don't have it today. >> so given that, what does justice look like to you? justice can only come in the form of restitution, restoration and repair. triple r effect, right? there hasn't been any viable solution, right? we still have to get voting rights renewed. that's not even permanent, right? we're looking for permanent, sustainable change and we're not going to get that through any other means. it hasn't happened and it won't happen. >> pastor, let me ask you, i was blessed to be able to see the church with you and tour the area. you showed me a space in the basement that was all brick walls. tell me about that space. >> that was a space during the massacre where our members, folks in this community were able to come in and seek refuge. >> describe to me why they were running in there. >> during may 31st through june 1st starting at 1:30 a.m. sheer terror descended upon this community where in less than 18 hours, over 10,000 people were made homeless. in less than 18 hours, 1,2

we don't really need lectures about customs or sacred freedoms.make amends at the palace with the people that you and your wife hurt deeply. by the way, you are enjoying the freedoms protected under the first amendment as you are living in america. in an expensive place. let your heart be troubled. laura ingraham. hi. >> laura: i thought you're going to to throw the revolutionary war and the space. and we beat you. yeah, and we beat you there and they are ends of their and we let you in the dust. i mean, you really should've added added back to the end. >> sean: bonkers? wow. trash their family, trash his family. i think i kind of trash their family. >> laura: yeah, well, i don't think many people look to harry and meghan for any advice on pretty much anyth

and a mob, domestic terrorists, assaulted our sacred grounds on the capitol. the police, the constitution, the capitol, our vice president was chased down hallways and threatened. our speaker of the house was threatened with her life, custodians of capitol hill ran for their lives and now in negotiations with the united states, china claims the united states is so divided politically they're not a world power anymore. yesterday i think, bri a na, was a good day if january 6th was a bad day. 35 republicans broke ranks with their leadership to vote for a bipartisan bill to establish this independent investigation of january 6th. we have some rays of hope in the senate despite your reporting there. i think there are a list of ten or 12 senators that we could possibly get to vote for this. people like senator collins want something like this. i'm a mid-american optimist. i'm a real list. i think we can get this done at the end of the day. >> i certainly appreciate your optimism. i am a little concerned looking at the senate if those numbers are there. i think it's

he says life is not sacred or the only way is if sacred is to say this and if you don't want to live anymore it's your right to die and you should be helped in the best way possible. life is a gift but if you can't refuse a gift if you can't decline the gift then it's a burden. so he will effectively offer anyone access to the suicide manual which again offers information but also phone numbers and e-mail address is in different parts of the world. phillip is a complicated character in my book i tell the story of a young man who had clearly a long and tangled history of mental illnesses and to on a very bad day very bad month use phillip suicide manual to end his life. his family believes that information hadn't been accessible he would --. criteria are set by lawmakers set by doctors so doctors in a place like california going through an extensive process of medical records and he decided whether or not they were worthy or not worthy or whether they deserve to die effectively. i think it's a strange possession -- position we put ourselves in that we have given that authority two. ye

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