i st kept talking about , anover andver agai showg them gphs, report and artles, d films,nd so on anthena. he sd people speaki o his is alimate cnge even were piticizinit, and alsohat thisas a noal part australn life wsuenly, i derstood,what hd. 4:00 inhe morni. went td behind tt anchanges what wee doing.reot e you can pect morof this, and e next tn can bu anchangjustike thisne,ing.reot e and we w't do anhing to stop e process thataused it but at woulde like ifn arsoni had arted th fire, "wre not gng to do anyth" we're nogoing too anythi that sps this saster, "wrand ifhat meano anyth" peop die nextime... oh, well we're nogoing too anythi that'sustralialife.", and sot was ra, wathe firsthing i lt. out ofhat rage i stard to act uindited thatou have no in afr a feroous bushre to pvent theext fire or the. i d no idewhy what wod happenith it, tost that couldn'tre not sa. wh has to rn, ime minier, befo you cansmell thsm? but itnded up becomi a messa that ronated th was theeginning of a b , th othereople an.. taking e risk that i hn't takebefore. that ronated i rely 'cse i fellikek out a b , d

anthen we uld me bac and w d beike readto end t y ear. and we'd bable to see o frien .and en we gohome, an everytng was dfere nt - i mean, could bin quantine for anotheron th.that cld be li three m ths.it coulde untildecemb, becaus theykeep tking abo how cora's going come ck in thco ld. d that'stressingme out too, beuse i dot want do thisga in. olemn music] [piano music] - in the future, we all had face masks on. and i was like a mom and i had a little k id. and he was like four or five and like, if you took them o ff they'd kill you. and i was in the park with my kid, and he took his mask off. and the way that they'd kill you if you took your mask off in public was they'd line up all the people who tookheir mas offand then ty just shoot em, li firing ua and was lik- all them we super tl. d then hwas like becae he wasou r-- he was ally short.and th were ju likeso it's ke. en he'd down, a then id starup aga .and they shot em a ll and then woke up likes he got hot. and was cr ng. was-- le i wo up crying. and was reay, rely depre ing. so that was e most intense one, i thin

anthen he'go back in aew me days, mae he tri again, and ybe it wasood, so hd go fort. (light instrumental music) this is the panamnik tishawnik village area. we swim here. we fish here. we... we gather here ceremonially for the deerskin dances, r all the other dances that we' all kind of co to our ole live and this is alon your nd whenou're stding jus this onspot. (lghin (fire ackling) traditiolly, thiplace wod have bn burned. fomany reans, for thering, fobasket wving materis, cultul reason the larr picture of theountryoday, th a lotf these rger wildres happing, yocan use ltal knowlge drive aot of the magement pctices at tie dectly intoroction an ldfire itances. there'a lot of histy inhese plas, anthere's lot ofistory iplaces for myamily asell. myister lis he athe end othe road t same redence whermy grand was raid and her parents lived. i know that people on this lane, especially, are really excited for the burning to happen, because they did experience the dance fire back in 2013. i s at my ster'souse whenhe fire arted. weere crking acorns in heriving ro. d as sooas i

won two: wl, there sex you reet, anthen the's rape. woma how canou tell e fferen? womatwo: dide ask foyour coent? d you feepressure or uncfortable woman:hat if y can't remember woman tw you don remembe you can'consent you're t consciou man:hat ifou seemed cocious. woman o: how wld you sm conscis but nobe conscus? woman: alcohol womatwo: do u want ttalk out whatappened? ach: whahappened woman: lost myoncentraon. coach: wk it off ndistincchatter] [iistinct atter] n: hey, mpy. man: tss n: come re. woma oh! ha ! ma wa! woman: wt, jasonmy legs, jason. jason:y pants e fallin woma dude. jon! jaso ladies!arty at place night. y coming? professo the obsver effe. sily obserng a phemenon chans that pnomenon.nce we desire tknow somhing we impact t object our obrvation. most pround irony.t raiseshe questn how we accot for ouown imct? is wt we s truly t ll storyand most imrtantly,an we trt what see? [music plang loudl [suting] man: wo! man two:hoo-hoo-o-hoo! [beep] [indtinct chter] [music ctinues] woma hera. o we thout you wereera. cassandr no. casndra. won: well,f you sehera, ul

stopd going schoolhe pot, because i uld onlyry l the ti and th had tgo home. because i uld onlyry antheno a lot oweight d i-i alst starv to deat i justidn't wa to eat becae i didn feel a meaning as a yng pern, i el like future and ee as a yng pern, iseing teatene wh is gointo happet is thaw everhing is uncerta. ofourse, there armany estationsand calcas when ceain tiing poin willccur, we can'know forure, don't he a timeachine, but think it very scy when ceain tiing poin willccur, beuse i-i ve aerger's, but think it very scy when ceain tiing poin d i like rtines, anwhen this arplanned detail, but think it very scy when ceaso i, r me,in it especiay scary thatverythin arpis suncertaiil, ♪♪] [ate tong] to seehii d to feeso incaple ofoing anying abouit, that, otionall waperhaps e of thmost difcult this that've had deal wi r us, it real, it's notomethingthat's hpeng a dista part of our les. it's n somewhe in t backgrod, ich has relevance. it's he, now, anin because ringo-- thlast verhigh tide. war was coming to ouromes. asoe are ling with - thlaon a dly basise. bui think greatesfear is tha one

ma e--- sohat concns me ishat 're eith going t hit arou 75 to0 anthen tha s-- - maxed out. - d then mbe ld-- mean, mae we jushave o phasesf fundra ing. i n't kn . but i'm st worri tha t-on oneand, it esn't sod li a big nber to rai se buon the oer hand,it's big numr to raise. - thusiasms not do ars. ri gh - right. - d it's oy after makehe ask f those folks that we art tting a nse of - whe we're ing b - d how ha it's gog toe or howoable it is. but we d't know ll we y. [interpong voice- by sing this 155 acres l and and purchasi it outright by the e of january, weill ha the opportunityto cate a sht in t d eathculturwithinur community, helpe ople with less exnsivemode obu rial but also more mindfumode of rial d sayingoodbye at the e of li . i'so glad u all arhe re. want y to stayand ch wit h abt what nural burl is, out whatt me an about exacy what wre goingto be dog, and a the little idsyncrasies. 'll starthat conrsat n. - how many people can u bury othis l d? - on this partular operty, 5,000 to 10, 000. the idea is we're creating a ture pse rve. so t whole tng won'tbe ud for bu als. iton't

will always have a certain tree farm or something that they have and that they grow certain species, anthen thelook at the mkets, and en the markes hot on thispecies othat spees, that's wt they'l haest out there, and th they'llut iout. weon't havthat choe. weperateor thecology, fothe ecosystems sohatever ey have anned for regerating t forest is what get her so that's what's really the unique part about how this lumber company operates. what we do here is we don't get to choose what's coming in. the stuff is brought to us. we have to know how to use it, d we havto be ve creativ as to howe're goa turn i ov and turit into ney. can't orate likthe capilisticociety ds. it was always the land first (soft music) - yeah, the millpond's been here forever. i mean, i remember when i was a kid swimming across the river and climbing up on the banks. wesed to jp off of the lopiles yes ago wh we we kids. obviouy we don allow that now(chuckle th ipretty mh where the ocess stts rightere for brking dow a log in lumber. (mhinery wrring) a lot people. ke it fogranted at... we have ch a lus autiful rest. anat th

anthen you have th next evt that y see cong and ou wonde how are y gonna get all youwork donehow are u gonna ke care othe crophe way i shoulde taken re of? we've been re in io about 35 yrs now.'ve bn farmin sinci was 15 so thiss my 46 crop that we're putti ut. and just ses that 'reaving more extre ents. the lt severayears, t volatity has st been extrem you kno we havehose in eventthat are, 4, 5 incs in ahour, or or 8 or inchesn a 24-hr period and thosare justot norma and it's thoskind of ents that it's veryard to pn for and treally t to mitite. whe man! th's ndy. witthis exss moiste, we're going thave somdisease pblem in r corn a our oybeans,ecause othe exce wet, bause of e excess humity. seevery sho. it' uh, bro-looking does't ve too my roots,nd 's st suffeng from o mh moistu. wel, you kw, and bore the last or 4 yea, climat ange--i ess my vion of t rld of imate chge was about few peoe tryingo ake moneon the dl, to tr tocare enoh peoplento investinin, you ow, chnologand new ings tha uld use ss fuel,hat woul tigate me of the effects that they claim was going to happen, and particularl

cleaningp for pi three chickensone pisssquirr anthen thelligator [mary la hs] [sofbluegrasmusic] ♪ ♪ ♪ - [male speaker] major funding for reel south is provided by etv endowme nt the national endowment for the arts, south arts, ce nter for asian american media, and by the corporation for public broadcast ing, a private corporation funded by the american peop le. ♪ vo: you're watching pbs. pbeat muc] [speaking haitian creole] [sging haian creol ♪ [ambient music] - [narrator] major funding for real south was provided by etv endowm ent, the national endowment for the ar ts center for asian american media, south arts and by the corporation for public broadcast ing. a private corporation funded by the american peop le. additional funding for madame pipi is provided by: [speaking french] [upbeat strument music] [saking fr ch] [singingaitian cole] [speaking haitiacreole] [waves ghing] [upbt instruntal music] ♪ i we up feeng all rht ♪ so i minisce and look back ♪ i plee allegice to self ♪ andnow i ge down, t down ♪ ♪ the pm trees,he pap ♪hasing oa miss ion ♪ puthis mone whermy mouth s ♪ ♪o t

soi'm heren the e main offe waitinhs) anthen we' gonna go upstai to judh's clasoom d i'll da little ct d i'll da little ct tell tm about at it was li , with herorum, d what jith was ke wh she fir startedere at cmuni. think shs still in theam. (students chattering) - would you all welcome kelly, and she can have a seat? (group clappin yoget the at of hor.seat? - so iirst camto counity inhe ninthrade. that w 1983, and i graduad in 198 it w fillewith peoe who dn't qui fit in other places, but people don't fit in for all kinds of reasons. there's all kinds of things that could be making you feel ki of out sorts, ght? [intervier] whato yowant f christmas? - i want some cotton underwear. - [interviewer] anything else? - cotton underwear, get a close-up on the cotton underwear. long johns, get a close-up on the long johns! - [kelly] like these! (tv static vibrating) (hard rock music) - [interviewer] why did you decide to come to community high school? - community was a place where you could fit in, even if you had never fit in before. (students shouting) we had this sense that, if we didn't k

anthen howo parentthen internize thathen theye thking of naming tir chilen?henthe nexttage of ishow do cldren thselves thinabout thr very raciized nam and do ey ha a sensef embarrsment about em wanti to reclm them, nowanting be knowby that name becse of steotypes at are atched to ose name naauhmocii: i us to joke around a say tha myarentsossed thalphabet and whaver fellown, that what ey gave , the tters. that why i ud to jok like to nd of ke ease own pain michle: i'veeen withocha for a ar now. februa 14th ma it a ye. naauhmquaii: fst day we officlly saw ch other michle: it w on valentins day. naauhmquaii: ihanged mname in 200 and it did ke some justing,ou ow, becae i mean had carriethe nameaguanda for 20-some years. when pple were refusi to calle by my w name nuhmocqua, it kd of like d something tme. and so iorder for me to live my trunew identy, i had push e name luanda t of my nd. whenhe mail came a michellsaw the il anit had t name laanda on itshe aumaticallasked, ell, w is laguda?" and i loed at helike, "o d. i havto rele this nighare all er again michell

you know how sometimes you're just kind of brushing your teeth, anthen all of a sden? it'sn.wit roman. you can take care of erectile dysfunction discreetly . so whenever the moment happens , you're ready. roman ready. hey i just got a text from my sister . you remember rick, her neighbor. he's the 76 year old guy who's still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. what you mean just like that. wow. so sudden. um we're not about to have the weenie life insurance conversation again are we know we're having the we're getting coverage, so we don't have to worry about it. conversation so you're calling about the 1995 a month plan from colonial penn. i am we put it off long enough. we are getting that 9 95 plan today . time for you to call about the 9 95 plan. i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. it could be the death of someone you know, or health scare. that's why today could be a great day to call for free information about colonial pens . 9 95 plan if your age 50 to 85 , you can get guarantee

riafter the studioright ter this thio, right after this studio, right after the studio, right afis anthen on other vestigativ qus, whethr not we haveugh votes for subpoenais a e woulrun more smooty, andwill rua d returns. but he meae ar pushing fod. are continuing to do th inveigatiohe court's ng to clear judgeswe are >> senatldon whitehouse, he sits on the senate ciar mmittee, which just ived us tonighthank yor joi ng up,eporting o just why tucker carlson wa fired by fox news, as tucker himself, breaks his silence fo the first time we will tell you what he had t say and we will be joined here might former fox news host gretchen carlson, right in the studio, right after this if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate starting at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate lock so your rate can never go up for any reason. so call now for free information and you'll also get this free beneficiary