the awa people are one of only two nomadic hunter-gathering tribes left in the amazon. captures the moment an awa man was spotted in the forest. franciel: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sophie: there are believed to be about 80 awa people living within the guajajara reserve. these are the remains of an awa camp the guardians stumbled upon while on patrol. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ franciel: [speaking foreign language] cesar: their survival is threatened terribly by loggers 'cause they live in the most pristine areas on the amazon in maranhao and that's where the loggers want to get to. and if there is contact, you know, the consequences will be, you know, horrendous. ♪♪♪ sophie: last year, the world watched in horror as large swathes of the amazon went up in flames. fires here happen every dry season when farmers clear land. but in august 2019 more than 30,000 fires burned across the brazilian amazon, a 200% increase from thprevious year; the vast majority of them deliberately lit. tasso: in the amazon, fire is a manmade fire. it's a part of the deforestation process. cristiane: first,

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i, more than anyone, no the impact of what 60 seconds at the academy awas means then and now 50 yearsi had developed a strong sense of self, community, and a good sense of humor. laughter isood medicine. i come from an industrial society where -- ancestral society where women are leaders, role models, teachers of peace. love, harmony, humilility, humanity, truth, conversation, and a coming together in her sacred circle of unity. others may choose to follow. i am here accepting this apology not only for me alone, but as acknowledgment knowing it was not only for me, but for all of our nations that also need to hear and deserve this apology tonight. amy: sacheen littlefeather speaking in september. she died at the age of 75 on october 2. that does it for our show. we have two full-time job openings. and we welcome óróxór[r ♪ ♪ >>> hello. and welcome to nhk "newsline". i'm yoko nishimura with the news at this hour. we start with the latest on the war in ukraine. where russian missiles slammed into kyiv and other parts of the country on tuesday. the attacks prompted harsh criticism from w

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de'monte awas a father of who and expecting a baby with his wife.hot while responding to a dispute between two brothers. the suspected gunman was shot and killed. the chief of police remembering the two fallen officers. >> words cannot express the sadness and grief that brings me before you this morning. sadly, we lost two exceptional bristol police officers and a third was seriously injured as a result of senseless violence. >> the governor of connecticut directing state flags to be lowered to half staff. tragic situation, guys, unfolding in connecticut this morning. >> absolutely is. thank you. i'm sure throughout the day on fox news channel updates and photographs of the fallen officers as soon as they're made available. >> he was about to become a father. >> heartbreaking. >> thank you very much for joining us. see you back here on the couch tomorrow. now here is "america's newsroom." >> bill: thank you, guys, new inflation numbers, hotter than expected. timing couldn't be worse for president biden and the democrats. mid-terms right around the c

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this will lower the amount of any damages that could be awa awarded ee says becau in federal court if a fraud for not coming out sooner. with tears in his eyes, spacee says because of his upbringing he's reluctant to talk about his personal life and wanted the people, the viewers, to remember the characters he played and not the man behind them. he added that people need to have empathy for everyone's process of coming out. week. the me spacey expected to be back on the stand tomorrow for cross-examination. >>> the chinese communist party's national congress under way this week. the meeting kicked off on sunday with a wide-ranging speech from the chinese president xi jinping. he's set to secure a histori third term in office in his speech to the party, the president never mentioned the united states by name, but he warned that china must be ready to weather the, quote, stormy seas on the world stage thiti cnbc's eunice this comes after president biden's recent national security shift, identifying china as america's biggest long-term threat cnbc's eunice yun is live in beijing. what di

say says black republicao there are no longer going todina be sitting on the sidelines orwa hiding awajust daysy. plus, we're just days away from the show's fifth anniversary. so we're going to see who the next surprise shout out is from. i love. happy fifth anniversary, laura . >> well done..ve years, still g >> laura, congratulation five years still going strong.fa laura , congratulations on five. but thank you for educating the years. happy anniversary.am but thank you for educatingeric the american publian ps c on the issues that matter most . >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage blake masters. this may be the most significant midterm elections of our lifetime. four months our team was able to embed with the masters campaign, a republican candidate who is not a politician, who may be an actual reformer. i'm trying to show people what a new breed of politician looks like. we're going to send a fighter to d.c. that's me. i'm a fighter. our job is to see what it takes for a different kind of candidate to win and one of the most competitive states in the country. i know

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on monday in cleveland, sean, r he ran awa deby from the debates a little bit, but it looks like we finally got some agreement on some debates. and lookm reng, i'm really lookg forward to it because i'm going to stand on that stage, sean, and i'm going to tel exalctrd the people, ohio, exactly what his record is and how thatends record totally contradicts the person he pretends to be across the country. re sean, democrats know that wenotl are wise to the failures of t democrat policies. pr pretendetend tothat be something that they're not. but guarantee when he says thams but guarantee when he says thams he's saying is the people of ohio are not his boss. noio are not his boss. the people of ohio aret going p be my boss, not chucolk schumer not joe biden, not anya senator, political leader of any party. if youd wanfot to be a good senator , you got to stand forjd your own people. >> all right. jadeveon, all important state a of ohio. >> thank you forhe being with u. we'l the job of the media. oue job of the media. our attention to the all races important senate races in northi carolina and

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