i'm here with the awa.ive deep in the amazon rainforest, they're some of the last people on earth who still try to live as traditional hunter—gatherers. wow, the village... i really felt that they welcomed me in. we felt like we had a real connection together. i'm not going to dress like that, no. pira'i was probably my best buddy in the village. he was the one that instigated most of the jokes. you know, towards the end we went on this big hunt for two or three hours. when we got back, everybody was really hot and sweaty. and they got to this lovely waterhole. and i thought, yeah, ok, i'll go swimming, and itjust seemed right to take my clothes off. laughter. then they played a trick on me, and it became clear that they were trying to, essentially, dress me like they dressed to hunt. you don't want to see it. laughter. it seemed they lived an idyllic life. but when i asked my new friend, pira'i, about what life was like when he was growing up, i learntjust how traumatic things had been for the tribe. this

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awas functions. i would strongly urge this presentation be made by the a.g.m. for the water enterprise. i would also urge the staff presentation by the c.f.o. detailing the cost-benefit analysis of both dedicated awas and potable awas and how each relates to the fact that the water is heavily leveraged. thank you. >> operator: thank you for your comments. next caller, your line is open. you have two minutes. >> can you hear me now? >> operator: loud and clear. >> great. david pillpel. good afternoon. so i have supported city attorney [inaudible] yesterday. the last announcement focused on pg&e and focused hetch hetchy, and ignored michael carlin and staff around the agency. i hope that mike will remain, continue his work, and know that he is valued, to me and hopefully the other citizens and rate payers. >> hello. am i connected now? >> operator: we can hear you. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon,ition commissioners. during the san francisco public utilities commission, we'll have an opportunit

she might shy awa from every day as it comes.she might shy away from making goals on the i every day as it comes. she might shy| away from making goals on the track, but one thing she does want is for the fema jockey tech to be consigned to history. her breakthrough achievements should help that. mark cavendish has won his first race in more than 3 years after taking the second stage of the tour of turkey. many feared his career might�*ve been over at the end of last season but the 35—year—old re—joined his old decueninck quickstep team for this year, and it's paid off — just on the right of the screen you can see the manx missile sprinting to his first victory since 2018 — he said it was an incredible feeling to be a winner again. a rajasthan royals team containing ben stokes and jos buttler fell just short of chasing down a mammoth 222 target in their opening indian premier league match against punjab kings. the kings smashing 221 for 6 from their 20 overs, with kl rahul hitting 91 from just 50 balls. the royals started slowly

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biden walked outside to make his remarks, wearing a mask, but walked away withoutria mask, but walked awa one, signaling the change in federal guidance. >> starting today, if you'rertie fully vaccinated and you're outdoors and not in a big crowd, you no longer need to wear a mask. >> reporter: the c.d.c. now says that outside fully vaccinated people can exercise, attend small gatherings or eat at a restaurant unmashed. but they should still be worn by unvaccinated people at outdoor gatherings or when eating outside. and masks are still recommended for everyone at crowded outdoor events, like parades or at the ballpark. >> the fact that our case rates are now starting to come down,as are now startin motivated our change in guidance. >> reporter: the c.d.c. says all people, regardless of vaccination, should still wear masks indoors, anywhere but at home. >> less than 10% of documented transmissions in many states have occurred outdoors. we also know there is an almost 20-fold increase in the indoor setting. >> reporter: public health officials hope this the encourage more americans to get v

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are they just push ing them awa or arresting them? >> i can only assume they're arresting them.ights are so bright. you can see them grab the protesters. you warned them they would. they announced what code of law they would be breaking. here we go again. >> you're in violation of statute 609-705, unlawful assembly. if you do not cease your unlawful behavior and disperse peaceably, you'll be arrested. if you continue to obstruct, resist and/or interfere with police officers, you will be violating statute 609.50, obstructing legal process, which will be an additional crime. >> so, i can only assume that those protesters that were grabbed by police are being processed for those crimes. whether or not they stick -- >> disperse now. disperse to the north. media and press, leave the area. >> reporter: and this is another announcement they've been making that media and press leave right now. we are moving slowly to the north as police move to the north as well. this is what has them concerned though. this truck with the lights on, that's actually somebody that's not with the police. t

. >> jimmy: i'm sure you're well awa aware, and i'm sure people have been asking you about in your personal for governor of california. they announcing there will be a recall election, and caitlyn jenner wants to run. and in doubt inspired by the fact that you ran for governor during a recall election and you won. do you think caitlyn jenner has any chance of winning this election? >> well, you know, anyone has a chance because i think that the people are dissatisfied what's going on here in california. and i hope as many people as possible are jumping into the race and going for it. because remember, when i was in the recall election, there were 150 candidates there, and it was a huge circus. it was kind of fun to run for governor at that time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it will be fun this time too for everybody. the key thing about all of this it doesn't matter if it's caitlyn or it's anyone else, do you have a clear vision where you want to go? what are the kind of changes you want to make and why are you qualified to become governor? that's what you have to convince the people. all the other s

awas that's the refugees i was working on tracing kevin's up on the border with donkey principal stickley'shat one. that now. we're going in. amount. of the prey. at eh? the refugee cap for this fiscal year. late last week, he signed an emergency determination which would put a cap in that trump era level of 15,000. but there was immediate pushback sudden february. that he was going to lift the refugee cap, and i believe that he needs to do that right now. following that pushback, white house officials came out and said, wait a minute. 15,000 is not the final number. here's national security advisor jake sullivan with chris wallace on fox news sunday. the president wanted to go with this in two steps. the first step was to change the allocation so that people in africa could literally get on planes this week, and the second would be to raise the cap is we were fixing the system in its prime. insisting he took the first step this past week, he will take the second step in the weeks ahead. the president originally planned the refugee cap. it's 62,500 this fiscal year. 125,000 next fiscal year

increase is still less than what the corporate tax rate was before the trump tax cut the corporate awas 35%. i never remember seeing tax increases increase the popularity of anything today joe biden promised that the benefits of this infrastructure plan will be felt all across america >> there is talent, innovation everywhere and this plan connects that talent through cities, small towns, rural communities, through our businesses and our universities, through our entrepreneurs, union workers all across america we have to move now. i am convinced that if we act now, in 50 years people are going to look back and say, this was the moment that america won the future >> and in the city with the most bridges in the whole world, joe biden, of course, emphasized bridges. >> it will fix the nation's ten most economically significant bridges in america that require replacement. remember that bridge that went down we got ten most economically significant bridges with more commerce going across it that need to be replaced we'll also repair 10,000 bridges desperately needed upgrades to unclog traffi

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certainly a story that is not going awa . ., ., certainly a story that is not going awa. ., ., ., awaynson revealed a series of text messages between borisjohnson and sirjames dyson, the billionaire businessman, whose company of course is now based in singapore. the substance of that exchange was mr dyson saying to mr johnson that if he wants his employees to make ventilators in the uk, he was seeking guarantees that his employees would not be taxed within the uk. the issues regarding thatis within the uk. the issues regarding that is who leaked that information? there were several reports this morning pointing the finger at the former chief adviser, dominic cummings. there is no evidence being presented to suggest that it was indeed mr cummings. keane has not responded to the claims. the prime minister was asked about it this morning. he did not give a response, but what he did do a staunchly defended the nature of his exchanges with sirjames dyson, saying, it was at the height of the pandemic and this was a country that needed those ventilators. if you think that there is anything re

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away from us. need because you will not be turned away from us— need because you will not be turned awa on bbc news... the uk government announces its plans to reopen international travel in england. if you want to go on holiday you will have to pay for a coronavirus test. airlines argue the cost is too high. police use water cannon on protesters after coming under attack from petrol bombs and fireworks during another night of violence in belfast. from today, everyone in england will be able to access two free rapid coronavirus tests a week, which provide results in around 30 minutes. greta thunberg says she does not plan to attend the un climate conference scheduled to be held in glasgow this november. the 18—year—old swedish climate campaigner says she believes the british government, which is hosting the conference, should postpone the summit until vaccination rates globally mean all nations can attend the meeting on the same terms. she's been speaking to chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt. for the last 18 months, greta thunberg has been making a documentary series on th

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