another setback for the cedar rapids police department.ook over as lead investigator in 2015, he still thought dna would solve the crime. so, he did another deep dive into a case file that had been built by so many before him. >> now, we're just trying to find men who were listed in these reports, that could have possibly had a connection to her, or men that would've had a connection to the mall. i thought eventually, if we come enough people, we're gonna get our suspect. >> that after more than 125 tests, no one matched the killers d.o.t.. they were out of leads. and then parabon comes into this. what is that? >> parabon is a private lab. what parabon was offering is to take the genetic profile that we had and to create an image. >> create an image? >> yeah like an actual -- a >> me like an up in the office photo to be on the lookout for this guy? >> exactly, a computer generated, philly sketch. >> excuse me i sent a little skeptical. that sounds like food science fiction. [laughs] you're gonna take a molecule of human genetic material an

. ♪ ♪ narrator: the power of the pole comes from the cedar tree.for kwakwaka'wakw carvers alan hunt and beau dick, cedar is a portal to the past. dick: there is a certain relationship that our people have with the cedar tree. (hammering) it reconnects us with our ancestors, with our story, with our identity, and it's just really sacred to us. (scraping wood) each grain is a year, and you become sensitized to it the more you work it. you feel it cutting through each year in time. my grandfather did that. my great-grandfather did that. my great-great-great-grandfather did that. they all did it. i'm following their footsteps. and that's really personal. and we share that. we're following what was provided by our ancestors and the relationship that they had with the creator. (sanding) narrator: alan and beau are carving a moon mask. it's one of the many important figures in the kwakwaka'wakw origin story. dick: our history goes back to the beginning of time when raven first brought light to the world. (scraping wood) narrator: cedar also immortalizes t

from cedar rapids, this is about 90 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome. [applause] my name is stacy walker, and i have the honor and privilege of representing you all on the county board of supervisors. [applause] before i begin i would like to take a moment of silence for the fallen servicemembers in afghanistan, american diplomatic personnel, and all of the people including peaceloving afghans seeking refuge from the conflict. thank you. i would also like to thank julie and her team here for allowing us to use this beautiful community space today. [applause] and finally, i would like to extend a special thank you to a lot of candidates we have it running for office today. i know there are a lot out there, and i do not want to get the business of running two names in case i forget, but if you are running for public office, please stand and be recognized. [applause] i know we have got some our revolution endorsed candidates too and i encourage you to check out our revolution on the facebook page as well. dear beloveds, we are gathered here today to learn

we are a union electrical contractor based out of cedar rapids. we handle residential, large, small, commercial, and industrial applications. last march, it seemed like overnight, we went from having a good amount of work to 100 places that need places to go and need paychecks. it was kind of unnerving and i will say that the benefit of getting a ppp loan and allowing us to get our entire workforce, not only retain it, but keep them gainfully employed. not have them worrying about how they will pay their mortgage, car payments, anything along those lines. it was gratifying and i was appreciative as a business leader to do that. when we went from covid then come august, it was at the flip of a switch. it was a lot of work to be done to all hands on deck. one of the largest benefits of the ppp program was allowing us to retain our workforce. it is tough to qualify. i can tell you it was a benefit to not have to go out and search for people and rehire employees because everybody needed help. there was more work than anyone in town could handle. it wa

cedar rands experienced what scientists call a 100-year flood. but we know that the so-called hundred-year flood is becoming more likely to happen every year. i don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but scientists from princeton and m.i.t. are now telling us that as global temperatures continue to rise, 100-year floods could become annual occurrences in parts of the united states. that means a flood like 2008 every year. that is not sustainable for iowa and what's going on in louisiana is not sustainable for them. so we're dealing right now with covid. we're dealing with climate. and in afghanistan, the good news is that after 20 years of war, after the loss of 2,400 members of the u.s. armed forces and after a trillion dollars of spending, our troops are finally coming home, and that war for us is coming to an end. the bad news, of course, and it is bad news, is that the corrupt government of afghanistan collapsed faster than we thought. the taliban is now in power, and we are seeing death and chaos at the airport in kabul as desperate people

the issue in cedar rapids arose because mr. ramirez failed to pay the people he personally hired, despite blusky having paid mr. ramirez for that same work blusky says you're the one who messed this up >> yeah, they can say whatever they want, but they know the truth. >> reporter: it's estimated over $15 billion is stolen from workers every year it truly is an invisible epidemic some of the wealthiest investors in the world are profiting from the work from some of the lowest paid workers. >> reporter: investors like dominus capital, a new york-based private equity firm, which is a majority owner of blusky. dominus did not respond to numerous requests for comments, and blusky declined to be interviewed but pablo ramirez says because of all this he lost his home, did agree to talk. do you feel guilty >> yes, i feel guilty for bringing my own people here to have them work and not getting paid. >> reporter: when we contacted blusky, they announced they'd be expanding their existing oversight program to make sure partners paid worke

all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp david, how big is the site? >> there are about four guest cabins president eisenhower started that called the presidential watch eisenhower when he renamed it camp david named all of the trees, all named after trees coat 12 for entertainment 20 total that include the fire department, the ash, clinic, eucalyptus, popular, the cycle of drought the staff at camp david pretty were the commander. was assize the military staff at camp david? what kind of job do they perform? >> over 200 sailors and marines, officers maintain their maintenance. officer supply corn to marine officers in washington d.c. also put all of the sailors and rings together just over 200 staff. there's also w

all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp david, how big is the site? >> there are about four guest cabins president eisenhower started that called the presidential watch eisenhower when he renamed it camp david named all of the trees, all named after trees coat 12 for entertainment 20 total that include the fire department, the ash, clinic, eucalyptus, popular, the cycle of drought the staff at camp david pretty were the commander. was assize the military staff at camp david? what kind of job do they perform? >> over 200 sailors and marines, officers maintain their maintenance. officer supply corn to marine officers in washington d.c. also put all of the sailors and rings together just over 200 staff. there's also w

it goes back to 2008 when cedar rapids had devastating floods. i was on the ground as a national guardsmen at that time. we had been mobilized because of the floods in eastern iowa. i remember the horrible sights and sounds of all the flooding and the people that lost their homes, their businesses, their livelihoods literally down the river. and for 10 years, folks have been trying to get that funding for that flood mitigation project and we were finally able to make inroads in the trump administration with some of the wonderful people they put in place in the army corps of engineers. it's short up our community, -- it shard up a -- it's your top -- it shored up the second-largest city in iowa. during that flood, there were elements of sadness and humor. i was with an aviation support battalion, so we had access to air assets and could fly over the damage from the air. and there was a little island, a rise of land that had been swallowed up by the river and the flooding. some very creative person had gone out on a raft or boat and in sandbags had

announcer: coming up tonight on c-span for senator bernie sanders host a town hall in cedar rapids to promote the democrats' $3.5 trillion budget plan and then florida senator marco rubio attends a fundraiser with iowa senator joni ernst and a congressman. president biden delivers remarks on the federal response to hurricane ida. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> the world changed, and media com was ready. he powered a new reality. we are built to keep your head. announcer: mediacom support c-span is a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. announcer: the u.s. house is in a district work period and will return on september 20. later in the month members are expected to vote on infrastructure and government funding legislation. the senate returns on september 13 for debate on president biden's nominations as well as supporting rights and election reform. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 or listen on

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batch of a russian air defense missiles. japan's routing party is picked because new leader from new cedar will replace the prime minister shahida suga cigarettes, stepping down after just a year and office there are allegations a number of civilians have been killed by a niger and military strike near lake chad. residents in court at the bottom, mazata se, a fighter jet, talking to the village on sunday morning. the military says 28 members of an eyesore were killed to 11 and now and the families of the victims of losses poured explosion. stacy and demonstration in support of the judge investigating the incident on monday tart baton. had to suspend his prob, after a complaint by a former interior. all right, you have to date, still the headlines here are not 0 with more news coming up right off the al jazeera world and gaza. 60 minute warning. the news. ready ah, the the law i know the guy that the me and i hope beats so motion model, hook it up. we shall middle homo because at one volume to all shallow a must just a slimy. but what does it suddenly something completely column is improvin

what with the cedars leadership. [applause] >> how wonderful it is to hear our colleagues bring their enthusiasm, their values and their strategic thinking to this. with examples from each of their districts. it's the sadness that means to the families and the disappointment for businesses and the rest. wecan do something about it and we will . and we will. i want to thank kathy castor for the report she did, much of which is reflected in the legislation. the report of her committee. i want to also acknowledge that our chairman leader defazio of the infrastructure committee has in his bill like many of you worked on emphasize building back in a green way. and that the congresswoman charisse david is on that committee bringing the perspective not only of her district but of tribal communities that are so essential to the judgments that we make when we're talking about water and building and all the rest. so we have the beautiful diversity of thinking geographically, generationally, initially in every possible way and

they don't want to lose or doesn't the money that can visit at that time in cedar. so that was, this was what did this, this is why it's so unique. ok, in the case of about the legal team of law, fudge is quite obvious. they were trying to scrap the crime against humanity charge against the by then the routing came out to the tours. another direction which is basically we'll, we'll have to magistrate, we'll have to re investigate the whole case. it could be a breakthrough, as you said earlier, but at the same time you could just open the window for us to bring about a stronger team in the near future and say, you know what, we're not to be held accountable at all. there's absolutely no strong evidence. we've been doing something bulgy in syria. yes, but i think they will have then to argue word by word sentence by sentence about what to the court of cas station just stated. and that makes the case very difficult for them. of course, they can bring to the trial, very efficient and very savvy groups of lawyers, but they will have to face that at a moment where being t

. >> reporter: making their own journey from cedar grove, new jersey >> everybody loves people from newtories about 9/11, a lot of them going on the 20th anniversary, but he is the absolute story this year >> reporter: paulie is very open about the struggles he wrestled with after 9/11 including substance abuse and when he arrives at the memorial. >> when i roll that cart into ground zero on september 11th, i'll be six years clean. >> reporter: along the way, strangers have become friends, the support life-changing. >> it's amazing to see people just drop everything and make sure they're out there waiting for me coming down the street telling me that they had breakfast waiting for me and i didn't show up so they made lunch. >> love seeing those creative ways to honor those victims. >>> america will be marking 20 years since 9/11 with many different ceremonies and events. president biden will pay his respects at all three memorial sites in new york city, at the pentagon, and in shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 was forced to the ground >>> on sunday pete davidson and john stewar

a couple could be a little bit for winning yet while you bumble up up up it's down to typically a cedar stuff for the united nations talk. human rights official has condemned israel expulsion of the un special rough water from the country, calling it unprecedented and deeply. regretable on monday is radio for it is detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on a chain to geneva. israel has understood that its legal arguments are not persuasive, so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution. for instance, they called the i c, c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grass, they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in, in my experience sake, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with the message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinians are winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all k

that the whole lex and process works differently in many, many countries, which i know welcome to the cedar followed, remodel the member of the chamber of deputies of the italian parliament. it was among the international observers here at the russian state election. thanks for joining us in the program today. we're not going to keep you long preset. it's cold, but you get to get your, your insight hit that you put an observer italian elections as well. what's been your experience here in moscow in russia? how did the elections compare? what have you been noticing? we've easy it around the 20 police station by what i saw, everything was working pretty good and my country, you know, we have a long tradition about election from the 2nd war. so we have a kind of more anxious system. we don't have to come there. we don't have the opportunity to vote by them by, by a web button. and let's say that going around the world. it could be also interesting for us if you want to find a way to, to arrange it in a more modern way our system of action. so now, i mean, we know there are few observers this t

stories and thousands of people protesting against each unit in president and the capital. supporters of cedar, also on the streets of tunis. on wednesday he balance. he would rule by decree, smell a shelf has more and did what we're seeing here is that rather than supports increasing for the president who initially did have widespread, a kind of a whites proposed to response when he made his decrease july 25th. it's the opposition that is growing towards him and it's because what we've seen is his actions, which he initially build as anti corruption measures as an attempt to try and rectify the failures of successive governments being turned in. 2 consecutive power grabs 302 by west bank where a funeral has taken place. so one of 5 palestinians killed by his ready forces 42 before others had been withheld by israeli authorities. troops on several villages in jeanine ramallah early in the morning surrounding houses in opening fire. israel has released a prominent palestinian politician after 2 years in detention. i lead a job, i was arrested in 2009 team during an overnight rate on her home. a

and is seen as more of a political than a religious leader. cedar judy and tommy will handle secures. he is acting interior minister. he leads the hack county network, which has been blamed for some of kind of stones most violent attacks and his high and has a 5000000 dollar bounty on his head set by the f. b i acting is defense minister is mohammed the cooper, the l. the son of taliban founder and willow march. he's a military commander, but has rarely been seen in public. and army or con, tacky will be acting foreign minister. he took part in negotiations with the us and called on rival african forces. the whole talks rather than fight on the battlefield. well, the interim government will have to rebuild the country, devastated by decades of war, food is running out. and more than 2000 medical facilities face imminent closure. because international funds have been blocked since the taliban took over. charles stratford reports for his honor is in pain. he's come to this rule clinic, north of cobbles, the treatment for the doctors can't help her on the done another some budget stuff i

funds and also sedition, which could mean 25 years behind bars for the former capital one independent cedar . now you may wonder how is that possible if he's supposed to be protected by parliamentary immunity as a member of the european parliament? well, earlier this year and march, in fact, calls pushed him on and his allies were stripped of that immunity by the european parliament. and i can tell you that this was a very tens day and that parliament building hey cindy at these dates of europe and parliament lost or unity, but the europe in parliament lot more than that. but he didn't get results. it is also long to your marketing research goes on. well, we may be opening the door to other member states to prosecute any piece from representing minority. this for probably together is ons on, you know, these is, these would be a tremendous fuzzy, but i haven't, the government should not open what we heard him. me. that's because your mom has been wanted by the spanish authorities for several years now and always stemming from castle and you paid for independence. right. let's just go back to

robert willis cedar grove, inc. and mr. christopher wolfe, baker professor of agriculture difficult of dyson schools of applied economics at cornell. at the dairy cooperative. katherine joined agri mart and watching dairy trends and forecasting prices and affecting the members. katherine was previously employed with massachusetts department of agriculture resources, a bachelor and master's in economics for connecticut. thank you, for being here. mr. bob willis owner of cedar grove cheese, started creamery in 2011 and is a wisconsin master cheese maker are served on the board of the american cheese society and cheese education foundation among numerous stints with dairy and agriculture and community boardsment prior to buying the cheese factor he was in professor of economics at university of wisconsin and economic u.s. agriculture and state and federal stat tigses. credentials include a b.a. from-- and jd, and thank you for being here. and dr. wolf in dyson applied economics at cornell university. moved to cornell in 2019 a

busy in the towns and cities of cedar, but nor seduce man, as well as other places in morocco. that being said, people are watching closely to see how these results will come about in terms of forming either a new government or whether it will indeed be so close that it will have some sort of a hunger parliament's moral course. king still does hold onto the vast majority of power in this country, and therefore there is that skepticism among some cortez of how much could really change with a new parliament or a new cabinets. jim, as thank you, jim, and to show you a live 1st there from about well, let's talk more about this now with me now. i was a horror postdoctoral research fellow at the harvard middle east initiative, joining us now from boston. thanks so much for being with us. i want to ask you 1st of all, just coming off, what correspondent there was there was saying about the general vote to apathy. and the sense that some that not much is going to change the morocco for many people, given that the pat that the, the majority of the power still rides with the king. what d

the president and the capital supporters of cedar, also on the streets of tunis. on wednesday he balance, he would rule by decree militia has more indeed, what we're seeing here is that rather than supports increasing for the president who.

and the lack of current cedars presently available. given the scale of the issue that we had about in charles's package, just a moment ago when it is done to organizes organizations like yours, one would imagine that it is become more daunting and logistically, more difficult perhaps because although you can get into some areas you weren't able to get into before again, just the scale of the problem must be huge. scale problem absolute issues because what you have is the kind of base load of the old soviet era landmines and it's still a great many of them. and then the recent delayed improvised explosive devices, which have really just made landlines. and then there's a huge amount of unexpected ordinance from the recent facing. so we're here in afghanistan to clearest. we've gone straight back on the ground almost immediately after the international evacuation operation ended, we went back into 5 provinces and were now expanding up to 12 provinces with 200000 stuff working so we can be there to meet this need. but what we need now is