this is the spot where agnes wanjiru was buried.s representing how long the family has and continues to wait forjustice. now the sunday times newspaper reports another soldier who says he was present at the hotel claims the soldier who killed her confessed, but the army didn't investigate. the mod said they would co—operate if asked. we have not had a normal request from the kenyan authorities, but we did support them at the time and there is no obstruction from the mod or the army on this side of the house. the british army retains a base here and for decades locals have complained about the behaviour of british soldiers. but the training unit says they're are committed to upholding the highest standards and it plays a positive rule in the community. the family want the wounds to heal, this time for good. agnes went missing in march 2012. let s get some of the day s other news. protests have continued in sudan against the military�*s seizure of power, with reports of teargas being fired at demonstrators in the capital khartoum. the

the violent killing of agnes tirop has rocked the country.tion with her death. they say she was stabbed in the neck with a knife. family members said how 25—year—old was the main breadwinner and paid for school fees. they describe how hard she worked for her success. when we got the news, it was really saddening because agnes has been a good person since she was young. now police tape cordons off tirop�*s gated home in iten where she was killed in her bedroom on wednesday. iten, in western kenya, is a high—altitude training hub for many top class athletes. it has brought us really down and our hearts are really heartbroken because of this challenge that we are facing. translation: as she broughtl home the gold, she brought joy to us, the athletic family. and we are all so happy when kenya is winning. so whenever i saw her here at the training, with us, it was a happy feeling because i know she fought so hard and brought kenya lots of praise. just one month ago, agnes tirop smashed the women only ten kilometre world record in germany, slicing

on wednesday crime scene investigation�*s were at the home of agnes tirop who was reported missing bytirop in bed with a stab wound on her neck which is what they believe to be the cause of death. according to police, preliminary investigations her husband is a suspect and they are trying to find him so can explain what happened to tirop. it was only last month that agnes tirop set a new world record for the women's ten kilometre rd race was operated at the 25—year—old had earned fame while winning bronze medal�*s over the track at the 2017 and 2019 world athletics championships. in august, she finished fourth in the olympic 5000m final stop she also excelled in cross—country, winning a world title in 2015. kenya's president said she was a hero by all than us and asked police to track down and apprehend the criminals. athletics kenya has described itself as distraught over the news of the athlete's death. the world health organization has honoured henrietta lacks, an african american woman who died in 1951, for her enduring contribution to medical science. samples of her cells, taken

on wednesday crime scene investigation�*s were at the home of agnes tirop who was reported missing by neck which is what they believe to be the cause of death. according to police, eliminate investigations over husband is a suspect and they are trying to find him so can explain what happened to tirop. it was only last month that agnes tirop set a new world record for the women's ten kilometre rd race was operated at the 25—year—old had earned fame while winning bronze medal�*s over the track at the 2017 and 2019 world athletics championships. in august, she finished fourth in the olympic 5000m final stop she also excelled in cross—country, winning a world title in 2015. can you's president said she was a hero by all than us police to track down and apprehend the criminals. athletics cania has described itself as distraught over the use of the athlete's death —— kenya. squid game, the violent korean drama, has become netflix's, biggest ever series launch. the dystopian nine—part series tells the story of a group of misfits taking part in six children's playground games where the cost o

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on wednesday, crime scene investigators were at the home of agnes tirop, who was reported missing byd on her neck which is what they believe to be the cause of death. according to police, preliminary investigations show her husband is a suspect and they are trying to find him so he can explain what happened to tirop. it was only last month that agnes tirop set a new world record for the women's ten kilometre road race. prior to that, the 25—year—old had earned fame when winning bronze medals over the some distance on the track at the 2017 and 2019 world athletics championships. in august, she finished fourth in the olympic 5000m final. she also excelled in cross—country, winning a world title in 2015. kenya's president of uhuru kenyatta lauded the athlete, calling her a kenyan hero by all measures and asked the police to track down and apprehend the criminals. athletics kenya has described itself as distraught over the news of the athlete's death. the actor william shatner has made history as the oldest person to go into space. the 90—year—old went on a 10—minute flight on—board the

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so them, the total was left there, agnes 0. who was the 2nd best behind ellen. and everybody's, you know, was spinning their hopes, honest, becoming the leading lighting the women's distance running for next year. so it's a huge, huge um, totally unexpected blow. and you know, everybody is at a loss for what to really describe them. all the canyons are feeling well certainly is that a tragic story. thank you for your thoughts on on that's and finally, we don't often have badminton on al jazeera, but that was a special piece of play. it's a badge a tournament in denmark, taiwanese play at leukemia out, managed an incredible recovery shots, his diving f and not only kept the point alive, but he won it as well. li needed medical treatment, but it was a worth it as he went on it. so when the match, that's a brilliant and is out. that is all you'll support from me, but i have more for you later. that's a great story. thank you very much. jemma or i that's from us here at the news hour . i'm emily angland. stay tuned for more of the day's news with my colleague barbar

. —— agnes tirop. coastal city of mombasa as he tried to flee. 25—year—old agnes tirop was a two—time medallist over 10,000 metres at the world athletics championship. last month, she set the world record for a women's only 10km road race in germany. ajapanese court has heard that north korea's leader kim jong—un should pay damages to five people who say they were lured to north korea under false pretences. the plaintiffs, who escaped back to japan, say they were persuaded to relocate after pyongyang launched a campaign to encourage native north koreans to return between 1959 and 1984. the five are each demanding almost $900,000. pakistan international airlines has suspended flights to the afghan capital kabul, citing "heavy—handed" interference from the taliban. pia has been the only foreign carrier operating regular flights out of kabul. the decision came after the taliban ordered the airline to cut prices to levels seen before the fall of the western—backed government in august. police in norway are

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it was only last month that agnes set a new world record for the women's ten kilometer rd race and priore medal of the same distance on a track at the 27 athletic championships. in august she finished fourth in the olympic 5,000 metre final. she also exerted cross—country winning one title in 2015. the athlete calling her a kenyan hero by all measure it. as the police to apprehend the criminals. describing itself as distraught over the news of the athletes death. andy murray says he wont play in next month's davis cup finals. he led the team to the trophy in 2015 but aggravated an injury when he played two years ago which kept him out for a long spell. he added the performances of cameron norrie and dan evans deserve the two singles places. he was knocked out of indian wells last night by alex zverev and says he needs to rest his body. this is physically the best i have felt for a while. but i'm sort of battling my game a little bit. it's just not... yeah, the consistency isn't there and, i don't know. the decision—making isn't great in the important moments still. no one can guarantee m

kenyan athlete agnes tirop has been found stabbed to death in her home in the country, with her husband being treated as a suspect by police. tirop was a two—time world championship medallist, finished fourth in the 5,000 metres at the tokyo 0lympics, and just last month set the world record for a women's only 10km road race in germany. athletics kenya say they are distraught at her untimely death. andy murray says he's not planning to play in next month's davis cup finals, suggesting he wouldn't be selected for the british team anyway. murray led the team to the trophy in 2015, but now believes cameron norrie and dan evans are playing well enough to get the two singles places. after being knocked out of the indian wells tournament by alexander zverev last night, he says he needs to rest his body. this is physically the best i've felt for a while, but i'm sort of battling my game a little bit. it's just not... yeah, the consistency isn't there and the... i don't know. like, the decision—making is not great in the important moments, still. and in indian wells, british number two cameron

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athlete was found stabbed to death in her home. 25-year-old agnes tirop broke a long-distance runningnth and was a two-time world championship bronze medalist. she also participated in the tokyo olympics. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is set to recommend criminal charges against donald trump's campaign adviser and senior political strategist, steve bannon. bannon missed a thursday deadline on a congressional subpoena requiring him to agree to testify and hand over documents related to the assault on the u.s. capitol. steve bannon's legal team cited trump's claims of executive privilege. the white house says president biden will be joined by 13 cabinet members and other senior u.s. officials next month at the cop26 climate change summit in glasgow. the crucial united nations talks come after u.n. scientists warned the planet is on course for a catastrophic global temperature rise of 2.7 degrees celsius, unless nations sharply increase their stated goals for cutting emissions. and in scotland, a climate justice advocate is being praised for brave

. kanyes president says the country has lost one of its sporting heroes after long distance runner agnes tit of was found stabbed to death. please say her husband is a suspect till opera was a 2 time a world championship bronze medalist. she broke the woman only 10 kilometer road world record in germany. just last month. the actor who played captain kirk in the original star trek series as become the oldest man to travel into space. 90 year old william shatner spent around 3 minutes in 0. gravity before coming back to work is describe the experience as the most profound of his life. those are the headlines. the news continues. he had on all 0 after alger 0 worlds good by ah. a with with a ragged spanish see or 2 corpus your nanny are and gone for the got folks me to nick, kill lin. what's the year leo, or meant to like a better life, auto confident general hint. oh will had thought i had a m a p and she said he could she that le bonnie machine and i found somebody said his glass charges there so it's dead. i love, i had it. dear leon ah, in america has a knee with her. i mean him d r. i

one of its sporting heroes of long distance runner, agnes terrel was found stabbed to death, penny say a husband as the suspect. terrell was a 2 time will championship bronze medalist, she broke the women's only 10 kilometer road weld record in germany. just last month. typhoon composite has left a trail of destruction in china's islands, province of high. nun storm is now heading towards vietnam. those, the headlines in east continues here on al jazeera, after democracy, maybe talk to al jazeera. we ask what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing . otherwise we listen. we were never on the whatever road off migration we meet with global news makers until about the stories about sierra ah if one of my brothers just a moment. i'm no, no, no, no fair look alone with me. a shout back to la la la la la la. ha, ha, ha, my luck with feel young man, and may say pay me. i know i may let a me an income man on lock them in mark to run a couple hours. a smiley nail headed off one of my a, a number in the middle name. no, you say will be i

kenyan athlete agnes tirop has been found stabbed to death in her home in the country, with her husbandst, finished fourth in the 5,000 metres at the tokyo olympics, and just last month set the world record for a women's only 10km road race in germany. athletics kenya say they are distraught at her untimely death. andy murray says he's not planning to play in next month's davis cup finals, suggesting he wouldn't be selected for the british team anyway. murray led the team to the trophy in 2015, but now believes cameron norrie and dan evans are playing well enough to get the two singles places. after being knocked out of the indian wells tournament by alexander zverev last night he says he needs to rest his body. this is physically the best i have felt for a while, but i am sort of battling my game a little bit. it is just not... yeah, the consistency is not there and the... i don't know. the decision is not great in the important moments, still. and in indian wells, british number 2 cameron norrie is into the quarter——finals after a three set win over american tommy paul. norrie will no

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kenyan police have arrested the husband of record—breaking runner agnes tirop, who was stabbed to deathble world championships medallist and olympian. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

well, record holder agnes here up has been killed in our home country and the international olympic committee wind to put pressure on house china that human rights record at the beijing winter games. and keep, ah hello and welcome. the news, the actor who played one of tv is best known space captains has returned from his 1st flight to space. william shatner who betrayed captain cook in the original star trek series, has become the oldest man to make the journey. the 9 year old blasted off from texas on a blue origin craft. the space tourism company is owned by amazon, found jeff bezos. what you have given me is the most profound experience. so filled with emotion, but what just happened? i just, it's extraordinary. extra. we got, i just want to get andy gallagher is in miami. he says william shatner's, space trip is great publicity for jeff bezos and his space tourism ambitions. well, it's a science fiction meeting science fact. hey, we have james t kirk, the captain of the u. s. s enterprise actually going into space and you saw just how emotional he got when he came back from that. somethi

system treatment at that time. method on, ah, and or you can orphan which are both old and one is an agnes. the other, the partial agonist that attaches to the so called new receptors are the recept, your sites in the no central nervous system and the gastrointestinal tract. so they use this medication approach to curve of the withdrawal symptoms. and it were, they had a dramatic decrease. and overdose, as they had a romantic decrease in infectious diseases of both jaded with drug use like aids and hepatitis c. and they also had a dramatic decrease. in fact, in the us we did just the office. thank you so much dr. chapman for talking to us about best edward chapman joining a fair from washington dc. edwin chapman. thank you. bye. globally, the action needed is a gathering for their for us in 1st meeting since the side of the corona virus pandemic, international air transport association gathering, had been suspended due to coffee restrictions. delegates are expected to focus on how to make up for the economic losses. the industry suffered during the pandemic. let's bring in gabriel. is on d

kenya's president says the country has lost one of its forcing heroes off to long distance runner. agnes to rome was found stamped to death. elisa, her husband as a suspect tear up was a 2 time well championship bronze med list. she broke the women's only 10 kilometer road world record in germany. just last month. my marsh lance half flourished an afghan, a star over the past 20 years with both men and women taking part in different disciplines. under the taliban government, the men have little hope that matches will be televised. all that they'll be able to compete abroad while for women, their participation looks like it's finished. stephanie deca has a report from couple zacky wants to keep a low profile these days furring to train at home. he was due to attend to mixed martial arts or emma may match in russia before the taliban took over. now, it's no longer possible. i mean these 2 months i've been through hard thought griffin fall to tom. i mean, i couldn't even sleep. i'm thing, this is not going to happen again like broadcasting from p b because it's all under the glory control o

kenyan police have arrested the husband of record—breaking runner agnes tirop, who was stabbed to deathing that has shocked her home country and the world of athletics. tirop was a double world championships medallist and olympian. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the taliban again rule afghanistan, but they haven't yet persuaded the outside world to give diplomatic recognition. the country remains politically and economically isolated, ill equipped to cope with an urgent humanitarian crisis. meanwhile, afghan diplomats linked to the old regime remain marooned in a twilight zone of powerlessness. one of them is my guest today, adela raz, still officially ambassador to the united states. is recognising the reality of taliban rule now the only option? ambassador adela raz in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. how weird is it being the representative in washington of a government which no longer exists? erm, it's quite difficult. it is challenging, but not powerless. i think this is... this is where i wanted to come and somehow correct you

title, and that and more than 1000 more as a gathered for the funeral of canyon long distance runner, agnes it to europe, a 25 year old and in p. and it was found to stab to death 10 days ago in her home, police have arrested her husband on suspicion of her mother. she was laid to rest in her hometown in weston, kenya. and that's a spot for me, a hand you back to marry him in london. okay, thanks very much. santa. just one of the story to bring you. a red giant al has been photographed in the wild. the 1st time in a 150 years. a team from london, imperial college sports at the shelley's eagle out in a rain forest in ghana. previous reported sightings in central african locations have been unconfirmed. shirley's eagle was 1st identified as a species in 1872 by british zoologists. that route south. louise, i'll be back in a moment with another bulletin for you see, on effect. ah ah and with confronted with some of the worlds was des quality, mongolia? government has become shutting the nations polluted capital, cities, coal mines. ah. but as the struggle rages to save the environment above gr

thank you. canyon long distance olympic runa, agnes, its her up has been found dead at her home. this is time while championship bronze med list was found a stop to death in the western town of its n, which is a training habit. for many elite athletes. she'd represented kenya and the 5000 meters of the title impacts finishing forth in the final to rep also break the women only it's hen kilometer wrote wild record in germany just last month. meanings in looking me up out there actually spoke to, to wrote back in 2017, when she was training in east in kenya for the well cross country championships. canyon athletics paid tributes. calling her jewel, who was one of the fastest rising athletic giants on the international stage. police say they are still investigating the circumstances of her death. in major league baseball for the 2nd straight season, the atlanta braves will play in the national league championship series. they took on at the milwaukee brewers in game full on tuesday, holding a 21 lead in the matchup. the bruins came into it knowing area when would do and as you can s

well championship medalist agnes to rob is founded stamped to death at her home. ah. as households real from extraordinary rises in energy prices, the european union as announced what it describes as a toolbox to tackle the spike? the northern hemisphere is heading into winter and natural gas prices across europe are about 6 times higher than this time last year. well, the u recommends short and medium term measures including tax cuts, emergency support for companies and households, and stepping up investment in renewables. the skyrocketing prices have partially been blamed on russia was holding gas supplies to europe. president vladimir putin denies using energy as a weapon, labeling the accusations politically motivated bladder. well, the international energy agency is calling for governments to triple there are spending on clean energy or extreme market volatility will continue. it says nearly 4 trillion dollars must be put into renewable energy by 2030. natasha butler has more now from brussels. reducing taxes on energy bills and financial help for poor households

kenya's president says the country has lost one of its sporting heroes off the long distance runner, agnes to rob was found stabbed to death. and he say her husband is a suspect to help was a 2 time will championship bronze medalist. she broke the women's only 10 kilometer road weld record in germany. just last month. typhoon composite has left a trail of destruction in china's on, in province of hanan. storm is now heading towards vietnam. 19 people died in flash floods and landslides. when the typhoon hit the philippines earlier this week. okay, there's your headlines. niece continues here after the st. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding a switch in indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in without being national aid. what do you think is going to happen? the afghan economy? counting the coast on al jazeera, news. high us any okay to day on the street. what's next for a rock off the recent elections? you may remember that you fled anti government protest led to these elections being called ear

and more than $1000.00, more as the gathered for the funeral of canyon at long distance runner, agnes europe. the 25 year old olympian was found stabbed to death 10 days ago in her home town. police have arrested her husband on suspicion of her murder. she was laid to rest in western kenya. and thus was what for me, i hand you back to natasha. thanks him or santa holla, one more story and brazil's famous christ to redeem a statue has had a make over. it's been lit up as you can see that bright pink to mark breast cancer awareness month. the disease is the most common type of cancer in women and survival rates vary greatly depending on when it's detected, as well as the quality of treatment asset from manus darzy, tender heart. but i'll hand you over to marry him and london will have more for you and just ah, ah, in the country was an abundance of resources. great. already won indonesia whose firms forming we moved full to grow and frock. we balance for rena economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy refo

after long distance runner agnes to rock was found stab to death and he say her husband is a suspect. her up was a to time. well, championship brahms medalist, she berg the women only 10 kilometer road world record in germany. just last month . typhoon composite has left a trail of destruction in china's island province of high nun heavy rains and strong winds brought down trees and power lines throughout southern china. the storm is now heading towards vietnam. 9000 people died in flash floods and landslides, when the typhoon hit the philippines. earlier this week, rob mcbride has been following developments from home home. this long track of compact who continues and seems to be now getting to it and say yes, it is now feeling the effects of a that passed over the southern chinese island of high 9, where again when he came ashore, it was still packing. winds well over 100 kilometers per hour at the chinese authorities that raise the orange alert level. that's the 2nd highest level on it's that storm warning scale. it meant the constellation of a lot of flights suspension of some hig

there all cases have been brought in the past. agnes taylor, as an example, was arrested charter schools are not successful unfortunately, but that was a question of the evidence, not questions during the diction. so when i seen cases in germany and france around europe against sarah and officials and birth other crimes being investigated on universal jurisdiction. and so there is a legal basis for it. and so ultimately it's more of a question of whether the evidence is strong enough rather than if there is actually an evidential go in and say they both my country. well, if it, if it's, syria has universal jurisdiction laws as part of the legal framework, then there's nothing to prevent that reason it's, britons, universal jurisdiction laws. you're saying all countries and not all countries, many countries around the world have universal jurisdiction laws within, within the national laws. they differ from country to country. some countries require that to be a connection to, to that country in the u. k. o 6 in the wales, there's no requirement. the, the suspect is a british national. the

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it was their 1st qualified to feel cheap, agnes, all but a to know went on sunday, gives them a 2 point lead in my group. it was an upsetting group, j where group favorites, democratic republic of congo were beaten, one know by madagascar when and go came with less than 2 minutes on the clock deal congo. and now 3rd to lead to point self delete, goodness, move on to tennis, and i exhausted vera is true to the 3rd round and indian wells off to the 3rd seats of i've just done challenge from american opponent, jensen brooks bay. the german here is the olympic champion, took the opening set thanks for the last b is a walcott the tournament in california. very thin, whole to the any momentum his younger opponent had when he broke him in the deciding set to secure 2 sets to one when it's very full play formal wellness one. andy murray. next mari surprised spanish opponent call us us with underserved for an 8th. that's the 1st time he's played that kind of show in a tool level match. he went on to when to set one second, seated stefan, auspicious pass, also rallied from a break down in the 2nd

[speaking chinese] >> thank you agnes. tonya, are you able to do the same for us forspanish-speaking members of the public ? >>. [speaking spanish] >>. >> clerk: raymond, are you there to provide assistance for speakers in filipino? >> good evening. [speaking filipino] >> thank you raymond and miste chair, that concludes our announcement at the beginning of the meeting . back to you. >> chair: let's proceed with theagenda . for october four, 2021. i should ask i believe at this point if any of the members have any issues with the agend . or anything theymight want to be pulled from the agenda ? seeing no one, there he is. >> there is no one in the role. >> thank you for letting me know. so if i could have a motion to approve the agenda . >> clerk: it's not necessary for us tohave a motion to approve the agenda . we can move forward. we can call rule to make sure that recorded is everyone who is here. >> chair: okay. >> clerk: agenda item 1 is rollcall. when you hearname indicate that you are present . [rollcall] >>. [rollc

kenyan athlete agnes tirop has been found stabbed to death in her home in the country, with her husband just last month set the world record for a women's only iokm road race in germany. athletics kenya say they are distraught at her untimely death. andy murray says he's not planning to play in next month's davis cup finals, suggesting he wouldn't be selected for the british team anyway. murray led the team to the trophy in 2015, but now believes

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during the confirmation hearing in congress yesterday agnes was asked repeatedly whether what was happeningt the border was a crisis and repeatedly he refused to say that it was the tens of thousands of americans are dying because of this borde policy. and yet here is the man who the biden administration would like to run the board of. >> do you believe we have a crisis at the southern border? yes or no? >> senator, doesn't really matter whether we call it a major challenge, a crisis, a bi problem? >> do we have a crisis at the border, yes or no? >> let me assure you that no on believes there is greater urgency to this matter than i do . >> are you saying there's not a crisis at the border? >> no, i don't think, i don't speak to urgent and has not serious at all. >> is there a crisis or is ther not a crisis at the border? >> senator i would say my highest priority. >> i didn't ask your priority. i asked you to characterize the situation of the border. is there a crisis at the border? >> what i'm trying to convey is how serious i take what's happening at the border and the amount of work i w

i am verexcited st to be re with kids agn. it has always be about m ki. now, have a condhance to see myids again. i cann tell yohow exced am i am very excited. i am so happy. amy: we are also joined by alina das, loyal and codirector of the immigrant rights clinic at nyu school of law. you have not been home to haiti in 30 years. talk about your plans now. as so many haitians are being deported back to haiti, you have been able to come home. jean: yes. it is hard work. it hurt my heart to see people getting deported back to a country where there is no government, a country being run by gang members. the united states knows that. they know that haiti does not have a functioning government. everyone is afraid to go back. people cannot eat. people cannot do anything in haiti. it broke my heart just to see the biden government needs to take a second look at the policies. to watch people walk for months just to be here and you still deport them back. it is very heartbroken. they need to take a second look at stop deportations to haiti. you cannot deport people

little bit now about the lessons learned from the bay area's biggest earthquake with professor and agne's with the school of engineering at stanford university. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron. 4 news in prime time. >> thank you for inviting me. of you remember where you were. and it sounds like everybody. i put a post on instagram, facebook twitter today asking people to share where they were. >> it's not something that people can forget. but we'd also don't forget the lessons learned from this quake how things changed in may be. how quakes are studied how we prepare and what we can do to be ready for the next one. >> we have learned a tremendous amount about. how are earthquakes occur. how the waves propagate from the zone to the location where our structures are. and i'm not only about buildings but it would be buildings and bridges in what hangs substance electrical substations. some. we have a much much greater understanding of what are the forces that are coming to our to our infrastructure. and we also have a much greater understanding of how various types of

there's one part that probably has extra meaning for the president right now -- in latin it's agnes de -- [ speaking foreign language ] lamb of god, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. what that's they're saying here collectively now. we've got to try and figure out a way through our problems. how big a boost for the president of the united states is the news that he may actually be able to deliver at home on tuesday? what will that resonate here as? >> you know, i think it underscores the urgency more than anything else. when you talk to white house officials, they've said it a couple times in the sense that they feel like the world leaders that are gathered here and will be gathered in eed in glasgow understand, they're sophisticated and understand the u.s. political system. they may not understand why people are blowing through deadlines. but they get that this is a process. and it takes time. i think the most important element from the white house officials' perspective is they have kind of concrete elements of the plan laid out. so the $555 billion for climate,

and i'mm here to remind you agn that there are 5712 indigenous women who are still murdered and missingo. [applause] my sisters deserve justice, too. [cheers and applause] i needd you to fight for the justice of indigenous sisters. will you fight for them? [shouting] >> and i will fight for you, too. just as mother earth is sacred, so are you, and so am i. the connection we have is infinite. we must care for both. the wisdom and power to choose how to do that ultimately resides within us. no one else. we must reclaim our sacred human rights, autonomy over our land, autonomy over our bodies. will you fight with me? [shouting] [applause] >> we are all related, we are all connected. [applause]er >> one more time here thank you so much. [applause] thank you. on work is right, and i would like to say that there's no better way to start a program that actuallya acknowledge the first people that were here in this country, the native americans. [applause] thank you so much. and now to help the program move forward i would like to share with us a little performance protest, and with that i need

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stephanie: according to research conducted by him, in the past three years, agn he made progress conducted to blackout areas only affected by the shutoffs, as well as how to restore power faster. that all means in the long run -- >> over time the severity of these incidents diminishes. stephanie: in july, the utility company announced plans to underground 10,000 miles of power lines to minimize wildfire risk. we asked pg&e where the goal stands today. >> pg&e just finished up an underground project here in santa rosa in the lincoln valley neighborhood. it was one area where these customers kept getting impacted by psps events. 11,000 customers will now not be impacted by these events because we put those lines underground. stephanie: but he worries that long-term, that will not be the most effective solution underground. >> i still want to there are other solutions in parts of the system that can deliver equivalent benefit and lower cost. stephanie: pg&e tells us they wer lines underground even before the dixie fire happened, but the company added that the fire created a sense of urgency t

so, agnes, why don't you take over and then if mr. bores' equipment is available to him, he can go at the end. >> [speaking cantonese] >> clerk: thank you. mr. bores, is your equipment working? okay. all right, well, we do have a spanish interpreter and cantonese on hand. operations, do we have the first caller in the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. today i'm calling in support of mutual power. it's clearly the only answer for our city to be able to reliably implement low-cost power in the capacity that we require. while we have long-term -- had sufficient water -- the approach with our increased population, there's the likelihood that we will not. currently 9% of our power in the state of california comes from diablo canyon which is in the process of being shut down. and so the largest loss of renewable power that california would have faced. second only, or right after san anofri. so today i'm calling for technology to solve this problem as we see microreactors and small modular reactors implemented in many ot