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annie: it's great.y: for decades, residts of the american southwest, including many indigenous peoples, have been exposed to elevated levels of radiation from urani extraction and refining, a toxic legacy of the cold war's weapons program and nuclear power generation. in partnership with the nonprofit investigative newsroom propublica, stephae sy reports on one community's fight to survive and to hold a company and the federal government accountable. jonnie: this is a map that my daughter put together to show the different types of cancer around the subdivision that we lived in. stephanie: in cibola county, in the high, sparsely populated desert of northwest new mexico, it became known as the death map. jonnie: the green is cancer. and then the yellow is cancer deaths. stephanie: skin cancer, breast cancer, thyroid disease. jonnie head, herself a breast cancer survivor, points to all the families who, over the years, were hit. so, given how sparsely populated it is, it seems like a lot of cancers. jonni

annie linskey, amy walter, thank you so much. annie: thank you.elcome. ♪ amna: polio had been considered eliminated from the u.s. since 1979, when the last known case of the original strain of the polio virus was detected. and around the globe, a successful vaccination campaign has decreased cases by 99.9%. but now, the virus seems to be gaining a foothold once again in countries that thought they were free of it. william brangham has our look. william: that's right. in the past few months, polio has re-emerged in the western hemisphere. eight cases have been detected in israel this year and the virus has been found in london wastewater. now it is back here in the united states as well. in july, an unvaccinated man in rockland county, new york was infected and paralyzed by this preventable, but incurable virus. sewage samples taken in new york city show the polio virus had likely already been spreading for months. to discuss, i am joined by dr. yvonne maldonado, she's chair of the american academy of pediatric's committee on infectious diseases an

hat one, annie. and we have a chance. that's the good news for the president has already set spent 425,000,000,004 childcare in early childhood education. let's be clear, there is no bright line between this. they are related to each other and deeply intertwined. now, you know my job, that is to pull for more. i think it's going to take about 700 billion over ten years in order to get universal childcare. high quality available, half of america's living in a childcare desert and affordable. more than half the states of the country, your childcare cost more than a year at a public university. we have to make this investment and then what this country should be about, opportunity real opportunity for everyone. that means mamas, daddy's, or babies, and are childcare workers. >> it is a word that's been associated with you not forever it's a pretty recent term came from leader mcconnell minority leader mcconnell speaking on the floor and scolding you. have you ever talk to mcconnell about that moment in his decision to scold

anyway, the pope mobile, blah, blah, blah. >> annie's really passionate about making people not justkipedia, but contr contributors. the only reason that wikipedia exists is because people, passionate people, have donated their time to build this incredible resource. >> reporter: she also hosts wikipedia edit-a-thons, like this one at the brooklyn creative league in clinton hill, sponsored by the wikipedia foundation. giving a little love to underrated topics. . >> autin order to be represente we need live people to write about it. which means very much wikipedia reinforces existing biases and inequities out there in the larger literature. wikipedia articles predominantly represent white cisgendered men. >> when wikipedia first started, it was the wild west. the whole idea is crazy. if anyone can edit an encyclopedia, how could it possibly be better than just memes and silly jokes? since the early days, i do think that it's improved a lot. and that's thanks to so many volunteers who defend free knowledge for no money, just for passion. >> reporter: whether the bodega cats, extreme ir

speech i think you're exactly right on that point annie. nicely the points i'm trying to make in the book about persistence that you laugh and say it should mitch mcconnell get royalty because he is the one put the word audit. he's the one that put the word audit but it's something we've been doing for a long time, persisting. it is something i talk about in the book, about the persistence that long predated my time in the senate. and to have that persistence over time shapes who we are. but also shapes the power that we have to make change. you are right, this book is different from books i've written before. but it is very much a story and optimistic story, a loving story of all that's happened or what we bring to these fights but what we can do next. how much strength and power we have. >> you have a very optimistic view of the primary i found it to be the anecdotes told about your sense of this primary as a cauldron of ideas, this is something when you're not doing so well. i was quite struck by the way you sort of had an exchange with

annie only just recently passed away. so we'll talk a little bit more about her because she's also an important character in the story, but tell us about john glenn for people who don't remember that time or have perhaps forgotten some of the details of his life. he really had kind of an all-american background in me. he absolutely did. i mean he grew up in a tiny little town and when we talk about small town america, this is small town america. it's a little town still little called new concord ohio that's in southeastern, ohio and at the time the population was about a thousand. little it's about a mile across that was his world and it was, you know, pretty monocultural town as you would expect totally white almost totally presbyterian a little bit methodist, i believe and it was some idyllic in in the way that small town white middle-class middle america has long seemed idealic to to certain americans and that was his environment. he emerged from that yet a close knit relationship with this with his parents. he did wel

. >> this is annie hall. >> by 1977, he wanted to make a different kind of movie. worry, i'm a very good driver. >> "annie hall" was about funny, intelligent people meeting, getting together, breaking up, getting back together. >> he was jewish. she was decidedly not jewish. >> you are what grammy hall would call a real jew. >> thank you. >> annie hall is the best relationship movie, i think, ever made. if you want to just take all the truths of a relationship, how it can work and not work, i think "annie hall" nails it. >> jesus, what did you do, come by the way of panama canal? >> i'm in a bad mood, okay? >> he told that story non-chronologically. it took risks in the style of filmmaking. >> i can't believe this family. >> there are moments he's talking directly into the camera. >> nothing like my family. you know, the two are like oil and water. >> he shows both what his family talks about and does and what her family talks about and does. with these wonderful split screens. >> how often do you sleep together? >> do you have sex often? >> hardly ever. maybe thre

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also with us, congressional correspondent for "the new york times," annie carney. good to have you both with us this morning. we appreciate you joining us. >> so andrew, i'd love to get your insight on what is happening with the doj right now. you obviously, like so many people, frustrated at the information that you gathered during the mueller investigation. but that was not acted upon. do you think the doj's moving in the right direction and do they -- i'll ask you the question we've been asking everybody, do they have a responsible to be transparent and talk about why they raided donald trump, according to donald trump, raided, why they went in and conducted a search, a legal search at the time they did? >> you know, i think it is a tough question. the issue of whether and how much merrick garland should be saying, there is no question he has the legal authority to do that. but there are generally good and sufficient reasons why you don't speak and joyce makes very strong points. on the the other hand, do think that it is important to -- for the department to se

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annie, let me start with you. people that are disappointed that only ten or $20,000 will be wiped from their debt, there were some people asking for a lot more, and there were some people expecting zero -- how do the biden administration get to these numbers? >> for sure. so the biden administration was really struggling with what to come out with in terms of the student loan forgiveness plan. and that's why we have not seen a decision sooner. it's a year and a half into the presidency. there was a lot of pressure for them to come to a decision but it was hard for the president to arrive at the right number. if you remember during 2020 democratic primary, you had biden's -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders coming out with much -- most followers, and sanders was calling to erase all of the, debt, all 1.7 trillion dollars outstanding. and so as the months went on, biden stuck to his campaign promise, he had come out in support of $10,000. he had been pushed by warren and sanders to come out with [inaudible] plans

annie: i do want to go back to one other thing the general headset. to make sure afghanistan policy is nested inside other policies. one of the mistakes of thinking about it -- we have policies about the region, we have policies about russia, about nuclear proliferation, policies about women, peace, insecurity, about atrocity prevention. those are policies where i feel like there has been a line drawn around afghanistan. it is not one of the countries of the global fragility act. it has always been pushed aside into a separate category. i do feel need to take issue with the idea of the polls between jeffersonian democracy and saudi arabia on the others. whatever afghanistan wants, what the majority of afghans want in a reasonable sense, to find that out and act on it, that is imperative. there is no such model yet. >> what you think they want? annie: it doesn't matter, but a lot of afghanistan's are attached to the constitution in the sense it was a predictable document they could live according to and they believed in individual rights. how that mani

annie: i do want to go back to one other thing the general headset. to make sure afghanistan policy is nested inside other policies. one of the mistakes of thinking about it -- we have policies about the region, we have policies about russia, about nuclear proliferation, policies about women, peace, insecurity, about atrocity prevention. those are policies where i feel like there has been a line drawn around afghanistan. it is not one of the countries of the global fragility act. it has always been pushed aside into a separate category. i do feel need to take issue with the idea of the polls between jeffersonian democracy and saudi arabia on the others. whatever afghanistan wants, what the majority of afghans want in a reasonable sense, to find that out and act on it, that is imperative. there is no such model yet. >> what you think they want? annie: it doesn't matter, but a lot of afghanistan's are attached to the constitution in the sense it was a predictable document they could live according to and they believed in individual rights. how that mani

maitland, i children to seldom again had that for example, to other provinces or even to other countries. annie sat as yet the yacht outlet in the shit. the yacht are talking about full on human trafficking. can with that, which is something completely different than adoption. of course, i'll admit on a case that i wish to at follow it could destroy these children's whole future. if they end up with an extremist group or in the hands of rapidly. and bab michelle, not shaney, at best, out of them in refugee camps like shade. i more and more girls are facing the prospect of their childhood ending early to early once married off, usually to a much older man. a girl is expected to be of service around the clock and do the cleaning. cooking tend to the household in livestock and more. for some, the burden is too great and the suicide rate among young women has been rising. for years. a pediatric clinic in a suburb of herat on with young mothers line up to receive medical treatment for their severely malnourished children. ah, it's estimated that about half of the afghan population suffers from malnu

britain's annie last and evie richards were 10th and 11th respectively. that's all from sportsday.the date united for the of course those premier league runs continuing on unbeaten thus far and tottenham while west ham got their first win at aston villa. will have more later but for me and the team that is all for now. good night. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. so, anna, what's in store this week? well, first up, idris elba takes on an angry lion in the survival thriller called beast. then we're off to france for a drama called her way, which is starring call my agent's laure calamy. and then finally, penelope cruz and antonio banderas send up the film industry in a comedy called official competition. so, first then, beast in which idris elba fights a lion. is there much more to it than that? that is basically it. but i'll set up the story for you. there is a bit of an attempt to sort of set up the characters in this thriller. he plays a widower who goes off to south africa with his two daughters for a

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the east bay, annie peels court has staid contribution and for the demolition at berkley's people's park. but they will be allowed to put a security fence. they want to develop a portion of it with housing for students as well as housing for the homeless. protest over the plan resulted into inn dramatic and intense clashes between protestors and police. seven people were arrested and two officers were hurt. u.c. berkley issue add statement writing while this new injunction will add further delay, additional costs to the project, we are pleased the court has agreed to an expedited process says. >> president of the san francisco board of supervisors says he has no intention of resigning. >> i want him to tell the truth. >> imari butler granted us an interview saying he wanted to clear his name and remind people of what happened pride weekend june 24th when president president shamal walton went through one of the security check points at san francisco city hall in the past, st. the supervise or would get screened with a hand-held security wand. >> so when he came, in i tried to give him a

>> reporter: it was a problem for annie england nobland, she takes the drug for rheumatoid arthritis in missouri, a state now banning almost all abortions. she says her pharmacist wouldn't fill it until confirming it wasn't for an abortion. >> when you heard that, what did you think? >> it was immediate anger. >> reporter: in austin, ob/gyn c. john thople says he's prescribed it ten times over the last year for nonviable pregnancies. some women he says are now reporting trouble getting it are from pharmacists who fear prosecution over aiding a texas abortion. >> this is a wild world of, you know, concern because people are individually interpreting laws and women are definitely going to get hurt. >> reporter: back in indiana, norah's mom says she can only hope there's no interruption because methotrexate is a game changer. >> she's felt so much better and she's being a kid. >> navigating a new landscape for medication amid the battle over abortion, janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >>> schools across the country are struggling to find enough teachers, we'll show you what some of them

>> reporter: it was a problem for annie england noblin.he drug for rheumatoid arthritis in missouri, a state now banning almost all abortions. she says her pharmacist wouldn't fill it until confirming it wasn't for an abortion. when you heard that, what did you think? >> it was immediate anger. >> reporter: in austin, og/gyn doctor john thoppil said he's prescribed methotrexate for nonviable pregnancies. some women report trouble getting it from pharmacists who fear prosecution over aiding a texas abortion. >> this is a wild world of concern because people are individually interpreting laws, and women are definitely going to get hurt. >> reporter: back in indiana, noraa's mom says she can only hope there's no interruption because methotrexate is a game changer. >> she's felt so much better, and she's being a kid. >> reporter: navigating a new landscape for medication amid the battle over abortion. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >> o'donnell: schools across the country are struggling to find enough teachers. we'll show you what some of t

yes. annie, what kind of future do you see for them in this afghanistan? i want them to have a future as good as any other child house around the world. and this is a very important question. far future for children. my daughters are studying here in cobble. they are going to school here to go to the afghan turkish schools. here in cobbled her within 2 years or the older one who is 10 now malay, she'll be graduating from cross shakes into so it her as thinks turn now that means she will not be able to continue her education. but you do with an way you sent her brought if she got to that because the taliban are enforcing that is exactly the question before me in before hundreds of thousands of other african families and and and, and, and parents. what do we do when our daughters reach the age of a beyond primary school when they are to go to a middle school or secondary school, leaving the country means abandoning the country. so we have to do all we can't fight for the right of all children, all of our daughters to educate we wouldn't give up on that. and

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did this interview and they asked how it started and i was like oh, i started on broadway to play annield, my daughter's age when i started. >> kelly: i have a 7-year-old, can you imagine her doing that? actually my daughter loves -- any time the show is on, we are watching "encanto," do you watch it at your house? >> alyssa: of course. >> kelly: she does the song and dance. and i'm like we want to watch the show. but all right. >> alyssa: my daughter is a late bloomer performer, she does this thing where she gets dressed and she has an incredible sense of style. it's like fearless. and she will just walk by the windows and just kind of like check herself out and her reflection. >> kelly: oh, my god, so gorgeous, look at that hair. >> alyssa: her hair is insane and she has green eyes, so she looks like sam, and i'm like, if sam had green eyes. it's beyond that is a great coldplay song, just saying, it's really good. is it true that you chose your daughter's birthday to be on beyonce's birthday? because i love that. she is a powerful woman. >> alyssa: i did not choose, my best friend act

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