bernadette: baby!r thousands of years, and now we have a government coming in and saying that you can destroy what we've held sacred for so long. and we don't have the option of turning it off at 5 o'clock. this is not a 9 to 5 job. like, we're always worried. we're not only being attaed by this government, but we're being attacked by climate change. and i worry, i worry about my children's survival. everything that i know now, i cannot unknow. and that's why i think it's important that we use our voices. zoe: most gwich'in live in remote areas like arctic village, an aptly named settlement on the edge of the arctic circle. the only way to get here is by air. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ zoe: it's home to about 150 people. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ everything in the remote community is flown in and prices are high. people here rely on hunting the caribou to get them through the long winter months. girl: bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye. [engine running] [engine running] zoe: it's a beautiful late summer night up here, but the season can and will c

the passionate activist from sweden, a child saint to guide us on the right path just like saint bernadetteen. this is not to mock the political movements for the passionate beliefs they represent. many argue the hunger for some meaning to life beyond the immediate and physical to the everlasting and the spiritual is as powerful as ever. is this what religious faith is becoming essential in the 21st century? let's talk about the so the very distinguished guest cofounder executive editor of the wisdom daily president of the national jewish center for learning and leadership rabbi brad and of los angeles founder of word on fire catholic minister robert he is also author of a book letter to a suffering church rate gentle with thank you so much for joining me. rabbi if i may start with you. happy passover progress thank you. but i we are living in troubling times will talk about we have secular religion were having in these times troubling times of war in europe. got the pandemic lots of division here at helpers a very sacred time of year for juice, for christians as well and also for muslims w

bernadette rose may not want to spend too much time in the water. i temperatures only reaching up into the mid-60s but intermittent cloud cover. looks like a pretty nice day for a walk. especially when those onshore winds kick in. doctors drop another degree or so on thursday. the jump in temperatures from thursday to friday. that warming trend will continue as we finish off the month of april on saturday and head into may on sunday. there is the chance for scattered light rain showers. that will drop our temperatures back closer to normal this time of year. our little warming trend will allow temperatures to sneak up to 80 degrees for inland parts of the east bay and northbay for the first parts of may on sunday. >> coming at us. >> hopefully some more rain coming at us. >> fingers crossed. >>> happening tomorrow, public works doing some road work along dam road. works going to take place on that road between filing in elsa brontc road and bear creek road. the work starts tomorrow and continues through may 20th. crews get going at 9 a.m. they will

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in the final of the copy of the scene or field and seen in the semi's, federico bernadette skis, great strides, set them on. they went to a to know the tree on wednesday. the final takes place on the 11th of may ukrainians, earnestina switzerland as his russian and bell, russian players who speak out against the invasion of the country should be allowed to compete at wimbledon. she was critical of the decision by the all england to have to put the band in place of the 2022 championships, which the sports governing bodies also described as unfair. felina said, if players speak out against the russian government than they are with the rest of the world and its fe, they should be allowed to compete. women's defending men's champion of a joke of which is also warned about politics interfering with sport. he called the clubs decision to band play is crazy, which will so that i will always condemn war. i will never support will being a child of war myself. really, i know how much emotional trauma last month. however, i cannot support the decision of wimbledon. i think it's crazy me or player