bolton: i think it is.fact, i have an op-ed in the wall street journal today on the reaction both by china and russia to what we have done in afghanistan. we are all understandably concentrating on what has gone wrong in afghanistan. if you look at the main adversaries, they read this as a sign of american retreat and weakness. tom: you came out of baltimore. your father was a fireman. you did the military academy thing and wondered up to the liberal swamp known as new haven, connecticut. it must have been a shock your first date at yale university. you did pretty good there as well. you have a pretty good perspective on the international relations establishment of washington. are we in search of an operative theory? we went from the civilizations, the washington consensus, may be zakaria's a post-american world, what does your theory look like? mr. bolton: i am not interested in broad scale theorizing but i think american foreign policy has to be based in america's national interest which is why we were th

bolton and others can talk about it.tever the political persuasion, i am sorry, the elites are in retreat on all of this. there is no other way to put it. lisa: and when we talk about the sanitized words versus the stories that have come out on public opinion. jon ferro pointed out earlier -- he talked about how it is not that people disagreed with exiting afghanistan. it is the method that will be parsed through in detail in the years to come. tom: ok. hot wash. ok. taylor, i looked at the jobs report and i am sorry. arguably the jobs report on friday is more important than jackson hole. taylor: you could say that. we continue to see wide dispersion. what is the low estimate? four to five. ubs looking at 1.1, at least over one million, so it is a wide dispersion that shows you how difficult it is to be forecasting. lisa: hot washing data. tom: we are going to have a hot washer. lisa: annmarie sent us the definition, so we have it. tom: would you like to enlighten us? we have 12 seconds. lisa: the immediate after action

a white house memoir, ambassador bolton, thank you so much for joining us today. as we get started, i want to play a clip from president joe biden. what he said about afghanistan in april will not conduct the hasty rush to the exit. will do it will do it responsibly deliberately and safely and we will do it in full coordination with our allies and partners who now have more fortunate ganna stand and we do. and then this from his secretary of state anthony blinking in june. whatever happens in afghanistan, if there is a significant deterioration. insecurity, that could well happen. we discussed this before. i don't think it's going to be something that happens from a friday to a monday. so i wouldn't necessarily equate the departure of our forces in july, august or by early september with some kind of immediate deterioration in the, in the situation. so, ambassador, i don't know if it was friday or monday, but it was pretty darn fast. what we saw, the deterioration in capital and around the entire nation of afghanistan. from your perspective, knowing this war intim

john bolton will join us i believe in two hours.heck fitzpatrick with bloomberg government to get out in front of ambassador bolton. jackie, ambassador bolton is completely focus on pakistan. watch will be the new united states relationship with pakistan? jack: you could argue the relationship of pakistan is even more important given the instability in the takeover of afghanistan by the taliban a little hard to predict exactly what that relationship will be and a number of countries are looking at afghanistan as a significant unknown. i think that is something the executive branch in congress will have to debate over the next few months as the president tries to outline a long-term vision and secretary of state tries to outline a long-term vision for what this all means. this changed more rapidly than the president expected in terms of the taliban takeover, so there will have to be sort of a almost a rethinking of how quickly the u.s. adjusts expectations for what the middle east is going to look like. tom: the middle east but also

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book, the very conservative john bolton who saw trump up close and personal said that in the context of his kind of law enforcement and in his kind of abuse diplomatic our, he basically said the trump seem to commit of obstruction of justice as a way of life. another example of the lustful use is the parking power work trump use this power promiscuously and not in obvious ways illegally but certainly abusively, there's not been present has come close to using the pardon power and self-serving ways to help them to pursue political agenda and help himself. in the way the truck didn't some presidents presidents had done some of that in the past but that was exceptional and trump made it the rule. so these were all that i would call serious abuses of power and amazingly, not necessarily illegal. some might've been illegal in software the most of these abuses of power, were for various reasons not law, there were certain. norms of the expectations of behavior that we have for presidents that aren't necessary are enforceable by law they don't have a penalty illegal diligently and you can e

felicia bolton has more on what this could mean for millions of americans who are still skeptical of the covid vaccine. >> when the fda first issued emergency authorization for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in december. millions of americans celebrate. for them what they thought would be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. >> what's now and son. but for some, the emergency authorization was viewed as potentially reckless kaiser family foundation data from december of 2020 shows 39% of those polled said they want to wait and see before receiving the vaccine as of june. the number was down to 10%. new kff polling shows that 31% of unvaccinated they would be more likely to get a vaccine that's received full fda approval that number climbs to nearly 50% among adults who previously said they wanted to wait and see. some people even the individuals who gotnee vaccinated have been scared about. >> the effects of this emergency approval for the current vaccine. so i think for a lot of people they are having a healthy sense of skepticism and waiting for that approval from science. and while

to the un more than 1 million people in afghanistan require humanitarian aid. >> how was felicia bolton reporting for us coming up in about 30 minutes. we're going to get an update on the situation in afghanistan and a live report from washington, dc. big story this morning and tragic more than a 1000 people are dead in the aftermath. powerful 7.2 earthquake in haiti. thousands more are injured. thousands of homes and buildings destroyed. there. hospitals already overwhelmed by covid are now struggling to help injured john think has the latest. >> in haiti. the death toll is rising. rescuers are desperately searching for victims following a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck this woman was saved after being trapped for hours elsewhere, similar scenes of widespread destruction and desperation. >> as president search for survivors. nearly 1300 dead and thousands more injured or missing countless homes damaged or destroyed. the quake struck at 08:30am, in the morning in the southwest part of the country about 80 miles west of the capital port-au-prince. the head of haiti's civil protecti

get jeffrey clark involved. >> we spoke with former ambassador bolton about that. he was in the civil rights division. where does he fit in this and how much pull did he have? >> so bolton was correct jeffrey clark falls below rosen and donohue in the pecking order. clark was trying to run the coupe from inside d.o.j. he was connecting with trump trying to get them to send this crazy letter to georgia which he refused to do. jeffrey clark tried to take over. we heard people talk publicly about this, meaning it happened at the white house, which people have said was like the game show apprentice. it was deadly serious where they were both making their case for a. z a.g. jeffrey clark was choose me, i have your back on election fraud. choose me, i'm quitting, he's quitting. he backed off. it was that close to jeffrey clark becoming attorney general. >> it was not for lack of trying. >> absolutely. >> all right. where does the current attorney general stand in this drama me? >> merrick garland has work to do. he has three major task. reestablish d.o.j.'s independence.

it is a major blow for the president, jaya bolton, arrow. he's been pushing to end electronic voting, claiming it's open to fraud without providing any evidence. monica key offense, this update from rio de janeiro for them both. so nato have been paging already the scenario for what will be next year's presidential election. polls show, he would be defeated by left wing, former president lucy nasa lula silva. so he has been crying out that there will be fraud much ahead of the vote. both. so nato has always been a fan of former us president donald trump. he's pretty much following from play book by saying already making people doubt that the these elections will be fair. so he's creating a lot of confusion. and in this confusion, he's been confronted not only with congress, but also with judiciary power. he's been accusing the supreme electro court of trying to interfere with, with how congress and voted today. and so he's putting one power against the other congress basically buried this attempt of trying to change the voting system. now wi

john bolton has been wrong about the middle east at every turn.ay he insists the invasion of iraq was a success and if you're curious for his thoughts about pulling out of warzones, here's what he had to say about how he would have handled things differently in iraq on british television in 2007 >> there are two questions analytically here. the first question, whether it was right to overthrow saddam hussein and the answer to that still seems to be unquestionably yes the second question, what to do after that what i would have done differently is much earlier, much sooner after the overthrow, giving it back to the iraqis and i'll exaggerate for effect here, but given them a copy of the federalist papers and said, "good luck." >> seth: that speaks to the hubris of american imperialism, that we can force countries to change by invading them and it will work as long as they're willing to take a.p. history also, who cares about the federalist papers? if you're setting up a government, why not read something more useful? "well, we're out skim this and

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mcmaster, john bolton, some of these people were really stupid people. i mean, bolton was involved with getting us in with bush in the middle east, but you rely on people, fortunately, whether it is fauci -- i don't listen to other people if i think they have bad ideas, but we have a lot of very bad -- the only way i can think, not very smart people giving advice. but we were set up, and it didn't have to be hasty. what i said is exactly right, because we didn't have to go quickly. because we had them frozen in place. they weren't going to move. and abdul, as i like to call him, abdul was just going to wait on us -- he was going to gn and he was going to be fighting. now i told you numerous times, the afghan military was paid a lot of money by the united states -- both soldiers were among the highest paid soldiers. they weren't fighting for their country. i remember when mathis was saying "sir, they are fighting for their country." they were fighting because they got paid a lot of money. why do soon as that's big it, they turned, and that was the end of

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felicia bolton brings us the latest. >> he did it with the taliban is seizing the spoils of war fightersare seeing taking afghan choppers weapons in setting up camp and the presidential palace and now western leaders are forced to send more troops overseas to help with evacuations. the pentagon saying today an additional 1000 u.s. troops are being deployed putting the total number of us forces on the ground at 6,000. the takeover happening just weeks before all american and nato troops were scheduled to leave the embattled country because we inherited a deadline. >> negotiated by the previous administration. that deadline was may 1st and the idea that we could have maintained the status quo be on may first, the president decided to stay. i think is a fiction. here is what is likely to have happened had we just had the president decides to do that. during the during the time from when the agreement was reached to may 1st. the taliban that stopped attacking our forces, stop attacking nato forces. it had not sought to take over the country. the entire country by going at these major provinc

host: this is an opinion piece from the wall street journal by john bolton. russia and china eye a retreating u.s.. america's retreat from afghanistan is ending tragically and has sweeping strategic implications. one of the major -- one major misjudgment underlying the ending endless wars mantra was that withdrawing affected only afghanistan. the departure constitutes a major and regrettable u.s. strategic realignment. china and russia are already seeking to reap advantages. john bolton also writes in the near term responding to menaces and opportunities emanating from afghanistan, china will seek to influence -- increases influence over pakistan. both will expand their middle east initiatives, often along with iran. there is little evidence that the white house is ready to respond to any of these threats. in maryland, thomas is calling on the republican line. caller: i am grateful i got in before the hour closed. i have been in iraq three times. i am a special forces and psychotherapist. i want to say that -- there is a quote. a centurion cares not for the p

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john bolton writes about this that came out after impeachment.you think it would have made a difference among the republicans in the united states senate? >> it may or may not have. what's galling about john bolton's actions is that they were self-enriching and he profited from it. he got his book deal, he made a lot of money, and he saved everything he had for that story. unfortunately that's the way i think too many senior leaders behave. they don't behave based on ethics and values, they behave based on a way to enrich themselves. i couldn't live with myself if i did that. i took the actions i thought i could live, with the actions that i knew i could explain to my daughter, my young daughter now and when she gets older. in a way, this is the lesson i think i want to try to communicate to her as she gets older. i didn't start out this way. i started out maybe a bit of a rascal, a troublemaker growing up. but i formed myself into the person that wanted to be through service, through military service and this is the story i guess i'm trying to c

the same numbers as before the pandemic and airlines are struggling to keep up. >> now as felicia boltoneporting, american previously cut more than 40,000 jobs, including furloughs and layoffs during the pandemic in 2020. now the airline is preparing to hire hundreds of pilots to help with the demand. >> next at a cashier at a family owned the east bay restaurant coming under the gun tonight. there is a new clue. police hope will help track down the criminals plus, why a popular retailer says it has no choice but to pay police to help protect the store. several employees at the happiest place on earth. accuse of a sickening in the ea police are asking for the community's help to identify a pair of armed robbers who targeted a popular asian american restaurant in oakland. the incident captured on surveillance video. as you can see right here very scary for that employee behind the register. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. counting the money in the cash register at the close of business with a robber walks in and points a gun toward the face of the cast year and was captured on

load of covid. >> felicia bolton reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, a nationwide ban on evictions is set to expire at midnight. the white house says its hands are now tied after the moratorium was put into place by the cdc last september. the u.s. supreme court ruled the measure could only be extended until the end of the month. an 11th hour bid in congress to extend that ban filled today putting thousands of folks at risk of being forced from their homes here at home in california. tenants will be protected from evictions for another few months until at least september 30th due to a bill signed by governor gavin newsome. meanwhile, protesters serving a symbolic eviction notice to house speaker nancy pelosi at her home in san francisco today for failing to call a house vote on the floor for extending the moratorium before congress left for recess. protesters say that she can safely shelter in her home while covid cases surge. but millions of americans will be forced out of their homes as a result of her in action while covid cases continue

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but what the bushes and rumsfelds and boltons and roves did was so much worse, because they lied andered up the truth. while they were cheerleading, making all of those confident predictions in public, in private, we know now, they had no idea what the [ bleep ] they were doing despite declaring the war an "amazing accomplishment," rumsfeld repeatedly wrote panicked memos about the situation in afghanistan in 2003, he wrote, "i have no visibility into who the bad guys are. in 2002, he ended 1 memo by writing the word "help!" with an exclamation point. and two months after the u.s. invaded, rumsfeld wrote to an aide, "please give me a piece of paper showing me the languages spoken in afghanistan. feel like it would have been preferable to get that information before invading. that's like an old western where the marshal kicks in the door of a mexican cantina. "everyone, throw your guns on the ground oh, right. hmmm, oh, boy, todos um, armas? it's been a while, guys! [ laughter ] elite washington lied to us for 20 years about the war, telling us it was an historic achievement, and that

that the fda will likely give full approval to pfizer's covid-19 vaccine tomorrow reporter felicia bolton has more on what this could mean for the millions of americans who remain skeptical. >> about the covid vaccine. when the fda first issued emergency authorization for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in december. millions of americans celebrate. >> for them what they thought would be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. what's now and son. but for some, the emergency authorization was viewed as potentially reckless kaiser family foundation data from december of 2020 shows 39% of those polled said they want to wait and see before receiving the vaccine as of june. the number was down to 10%. new kff polling shows that 31% of unvaccinated they would be more likely to get a vaccine that's received full fda approval that number climbs to nearly 50% among adults who previously said they wanted to wait and see. some people even the individuals who gotten vaccinated have been scared about. >> the effects of this emergency approval for the current vaccine. so i think for a lot of people they are

whit. >> deirdre bolton, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> we do move overseas now and the wildfires in greece that are forcing thousands of evacuations there with flames inching closer to athens. abc's ines de la cuetara has the latest. >> reporter: that's right, whit. more than 50 fires still burning across greece right now. take a look at this. we are 45 minutes from downtown athens. that hillside completely charred. those flames sending plumes of smoke in the sky and that helicopter has been trying to put those flames out all morning. this is the scene across greece right now. thousands of residents told to evacuate. in one part residents were roused from their beds in the middle of the night and told to get to safety. we spoke to one resident here in the suburbs of athen yesterday. she was torn about what to do. she had been living here for 18 years and she said she was scared but she couldn't bring hrself to leaving her home behind. rest sent -- residents told to heed those warnings. they're revealing the first cas

again. >> that was felicia bolton reporting for us.iban has already started imposing its rules. for example, not allowing women from the camp where she staying to go to the markets without a male escorts. now some national news. young immigrants held a rally outside of the white house today. they say immigration reform is long overdue. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon explains what they're asking for and where things stand in congress when it comes to immigration reform. >> after coming to the u.s. at the age of 2 it that first became eligible for dhaka when president trump was elected. it's a lot of information that you give when applying for doc. and we didn't know what would happen. >> during the next 4 years. if any of that with every put me in more danger. she decided not to apply and then the trump administration tried to end the program. she then tried to apply under the biden administration. but a federal judge in texas again brought the program to a halt young immigrants and their supporters say immigration reform

joining me now is the former national security adviser to then president trump, john bolton, the authoru were in no way connected to this with the professor just said we would be hard pressed to find a republican that would say joe biden is the fairly elected president. i think you would agree joe biden is the fairly elected president. >> of course he is. >> so this letter from jeffrey clark, what jumps out to me about this is he wrote it down. we're talking about the assistant attorney general in the department of justice. this is a high level official directly engaged in overturning the election results. what are the dangers there? >> could we just stop a second? >> sure. >> i'm not a shrink, but a lot of people seem to want to be shrinks and analyzing what happened in the 2020 election. so, i'll take my chance at it. there's a level of hysteria from your prior guests in this discussion that i think is very unhelpful in understanding what the nature of the problem we face is. and we do face a problem. i would characterize this way, it's donald trump who is a real aberration in america

return to paper balance that next year's presidential election and some major blow for president julia bolton, aro, he's been pushing to end electronic voting, claiming it's open to fraud without providing any evidence. well, scenarios threatening to reject. next year's result, unless the system is changed, the new governor and requirement has resigned the week after an inquiry found he sexually harris several women. he denies the charges but has apologized for quotes, offending his accuses up next, his rewind after that. a quick summary of world news here on out to 0 of you that something was going to change has anything really changed? this is systemic violent that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the variance. no one said we are all say we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line when i was just aram, i ah hello and welcome to re wines. this week we are re wanting to 2011 and an episode of 11 east, which had secured unique access to north korea of elite screen acad

john bolton joins me now. ambassador, reaction to your. intelligence points in that direction. i wouldn't be so sure that it's going to be isis-k this time. i think you've got terrorists wheels within terrorist wheels here. terrorist enemies one day can be -- our people are in grave danger. it's a very dangerous environment. >> it's certainly a sort of -- the situation has made rather bizarre bedfellows where the taliban is now being given intelligence by u.s. forces to a limbed degree to inform them about what sort of threats they are -- the u.s. is hearing about, that they can kind of adjust the check points that they have if you can call them check points. >> well, look, i think this is reflective of the overall error of judgment to withdraw at all. i mean, right now we're in an impossible situation. so we're doing things that otherwise would not even be comprehensible or justifiable. the execution of this withdrawal has been bungled and is one reason we're in such jeopardy now. but it still points to the fundamental aspect of the error

jerry bolton are, has been stepping up his attacks on the country's electronic voting system amongst paper ballads, next year's election. he says the investigation is unconstitutional and opposition policy in nicaragua says it's vice presidential candidate for november's elections has been put on the house. the rest bernice case was planning to run alongside that challenge it to president. daniel ortega, who's cracking down on his opponent, mexico's governance suing us, gun makers for negligence in a $10000000000.00 lawsuit and says, reckless business practices have caused the florida for legal weapons, which is fueled gang violence and has led to 1000. okay, as your headline news continues here on out there often mind nigeria if the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera oh no. i've never seen the black man on plenty. thi

felicia bolton has the very latest. >> he did with the taliban is seizing the spoils of war fighters are seeing taking afghan choppers weapons in setting up camp and the presidential palace and now western leaders are forced to send more troops overseas to help with the evacuations. the pentagon saying an additional 1000 u.s. troops are being deployed putting the total number of us forces on the ground at 6,000. the takeover happening just weeks before all american and nato troops were scheduled to leave the embattled country because we inherited a deadline. >> negotiated by the previous administration. that deadline was may 1st and the idea that we could have maintained the status quo be on may first, the president decided to stay. i think is a fiction. here is what is likely to have happened had we just had the president decides to do that. during the during the time from when the agreement was reached to may 1st. the taliban that stopped attacking our forces, stop attacking nato forces. it had not sought to take over the country. the entire country by going at these major provinci

felicia bolton has more. when the fda first issued emergency authorization for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in december. >> millions of americans celebrate. for them what they thought would be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. >> what's now and son. but for some, the emergency authorization was viewed as potentially reckless kaiser family foundation data from december of 2020 shows 39% of those polled said they want to wait and see before receiving the vaccine as of june. the number was down to 10%. new kff polling shows that 31% of unvaccinated they would be more likely to get a vaccine that's received full fda approval that number climbs to nearly 50% among adults who previously said they wanted to wait and see. some people even the individuals who gotten vaccinated have been scared about. >> the effects of this emergency approval for the current vaccine. so i think for a lot of people they are having a healthy sense of skepticism and waiting for that approval from science. and while many may soon choo

it was put on greg bolton, kelsey, and me. we put it together. we had two months to set up.had a bunch of sponsors that were incredible. with 39 nfl titans come down, watch film, break it down and watch drills. it was a fantastic experience. know every tight end knows someone on every team. especial. i have to have conversations with them. respect guys by watching their films but being able to have a conversation with them outside of football was special. it was fun. >> you do not look up to too many people. >> there are a couple of those guys. i do that. -- is pretty large. >>> he is a beast. >> darren is a massive human being. there are some big people out there. >> you are trying to flex a little bit? >> [ laughter ] i will have one of those leader. >>> how about you? there is no off switch with you. time anyone brings up your name , they start smiling and chuckling. >> i try to be consistent every day and be me every day. it is a smile on my face. what is better than this? i am sitting outside in california playing football in august. that is what i dreamed about doing a

here's abc's deirdre bolton. >> reporter: shopping at the dollar store has become an everyday thing. >> i know the price will be fantastic. and i don't have to drive miles away. >> reporter: he's not alone. over the last year, inflation has increased 5.4%, forcing more shoppers to change where they spend and out of regular supermarkets. >> this pandemic has exacerbated wealth and income inequality. the poor have gotten poorer and the wealthier have gotten wealthier. >> dollar stores are targeting a lower income shopper, which unfortunately has grown over time. >> reporter: chains like dollar general and dollar tree are seeing a boom. >> dollar stores are growing like crazy. 1,600 dollar stores to open this year alone. >> reporter: that's about 45% of all new stores of any kind opening notice u.s. earn mouse holds on average spent more than $4,500 on groceries in 2019. that number is set to rise, as many lost jobs and cut back on dining out during the pandemic. >> filling a market need. >> reporter: dollar general and dollar tree are in underserved areas, that need is being answered b

ritual leader, we wish to have a better future at the end of my speech life to confirm stress them bolton's, all lying and achieving all the requests of the spiritual leader and me. full half the 2 weeks we need to give to the parliament, the names, all the new government and the peace be upon new old. what's that i'm on a call what law he will, but i get to well, that is a wrong new president say for him. i see he's just been sworn in and addressing the crowd there into wrong to give you an idea of what he said. he said, are people want to be the voice of the poor. they want us to be the voice for social freedoms. he really emphasized that this would be a government of national reconciliation, emphasizing these ideas of cooperation. solidarity is unity. on the foreign policy front, he said that iran will play an important role in regional stability. he went on to talk about foreign presence, the foreign presence in the region, calling it a problem and said around u. k. program would be peaceful that nuclear weapons are prohibited in iran. and finally talking about sanctions. us sanctions.

felicia bolton has the story. >> when the fda first issued emergency authorization for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in december. millions of americans celebrate. for them what they thought would be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. >> what's now and son. but for some, the emergency authorization was viewed as potentially reckless kaiser family foundation data from december of 2020 shows 39% of those polled said they want to wait and see before receiving the vaccine as of june. the number was down to 10%. new kff polling shows that 31% of unvaccinated they would be more likely to get a vaccine that's received full fda approval that number climbs to nearly 50% among adults who previously said they wanted to wait and see. some people even the individuals who gotten vaccinated have been scared about. >> the effects of this emergency approval for the current vaccine. so i think for a lot of people they are having a healthy sense of skepticism and waiting for that approval from science. and while many may soon choose to get vaccinated. others may not be given an option according to sur

i got sent home and yeah, i was doing, i was trying to make ends meet, you know, by thrown bolton semi, my varsity had coach at the high school in the home town that i grew up in and just trying to work out and stay in shape and i was working with my dad doing electrical work too. so that was, that was fun and you know, just trying to make it me. but when i, it really made me realize how much i miss baseball taking the whole summer off or back to mary. i'm now all right, thanks leah. that's when he's out. i will see you in just a few. i'm in time. they with a news news, news. news. news. the story that need to be tow. find away and demand to be heard. the opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it inspiring documentary the change the word on al jazeera when i think of my nature, i think of potential when i think of potential i think of what would be, what is not i think of young people literally take them to the island and get something that they can be

now, the powerful form lobby and president james bolton out of the constitution should only protect the lands that were occupied by indigenous peoples, $988.00. when the constitution with indigenous people, they say a cutoff date is unconstitutional and unfair because many were kicked out of their lines violently and have only been able to return in recent years. the keys being discussed by the supreme court will decide which interpretation is correct and took precedence for $800.00 other pending lamps when. now the indigenous case has been to the phone during many years, contribution to the increase of land invasion by illegal miners and loggers. the news that it would finally be discussed was received with relief, but also frustration because nobody knows when or how to the fact that the supreme court has started to discuss the indigenous case finally does not mean that there will be a solution any time soon. next week, the supreme court justices still have to hear 35 people testify, some of them in favor of the indigenous cause, others against it. then they'll have to vote. but just

your own country under your success are dealt with the corona virus pandemic, but putting present bolton, all right aside and focusing solely on your countrymen on the brazilians. do you think that experience and brazil has had a very difficult experience with corporate 900? do you think that experience has been scaring enough to immunize your people again, demagoguery and populism, or has it on the contrary, made them more susceptible to these brand of politics? by your own problem, i do, but i feel the problem with that our president does not respect science or medicine . you know, those who understand the meaning and severity of the cove at 19 pandemic, paid for the president did not purchase vaccines when he could have done so. he does not believe in immunization as a way of fighting against the corona, virus, or female. he does not believe in isolation or, and wearing masks. and you know, mike and i need some more for my, you will feel, come back to him. it doesn't matter whether one person dies, 165000 people die, which is the number of deaths. so far, we to be $54.00 because of hi

, eff night,ts to ge employees back in the office dea t d nuerprmpans llenges.he large an deirdre boltonnight putting the >> all of employers are getting together, scratching their heads, trying to come up with a solution. >> reporter: that solution, increasingly, is companies like facebook, google, and disney, the parent company of abc news, mandating the vaccine for employees returning to the office. others requiring weekly testing for unvaccinated workers. mgm resorts telling those workers that part of the cost of their on-site covid test will come from their wallets, not the company's. small businesses on slimmer margins prsu. >> i've got late t protect. i otth. vacc or not, home wo i'velad that commute wit with my children. efctive as a remote worker. >> reporter: in a recent poll, just over half of adults say they are in favor of employers requiring employees to be vaccinated. whit? >> deirdre, thank you. >>> when we come back, an important piece of history facing an uncertain future. the new warning about the wreckage of the titanic. age-related macular degeneration may lead to se