christensen: and harry reid ran for that new open seat and won. and that was the beginning of his long congressional career. reid: i will continue to be coistent... conservation, you know, is not a democratic issue. to be independent... tv announcer: independent like nevada. reid: and to work hard for oustate. this is gridlock in spades. and i'll always do what i think is right for nevada. christensen: when he won that congressional seat in 1982, nevada was still seen by many as a wasteland. [wind howling] tv narrator: the nevada desert, some of the most desolate acres to be found anywhere in the united states. chisholm: the federal government's role in nevada has been one of using it, quite frankly, as a colony. goes back to the mining history, where the mines generated all the wealth for san francisco, but also were important to the union cause. it goes to the cold war, when it was the testing ground and proving ground for the atomic weapons. at the height of the cold wa the u.s. government was testing atomic weapons above ground, underground, j

christensen: sniplaba. lopez: snipplema. chisholm: snipplema. christensen: the southern nevada... baca: blic land... lopez: management act. chisholm: snlama. anderson: truly horrible acronym. baca: it's one of the weirdest acronyms, but i love snplma, yeah. ensign: this bill fixes the faulty land exchange process. lopez: john ensign washe sponsor of snplma at the time, and senator reid and senator bryan were the senate champions for getting that legislation through. reid: we'll change the way we do things in the state of nevada regarding land. anderson: snplma, as it's lovingly referred to, was the seminal piece of legislation that created the land sale radigm fothe las gas valley. lopez: the concept was instead exchanging land, just auction public land to the highest bidder. that way, you ing market forces, and you just put it out in the open and you auction land. man: open th bid at 250,000. open this bid at 11 million. reid: have a public auction and none of this trading business. man: now 60... number 179 higbidder. baca: it creates a level playing field for everybody. man: he

christensen: harry reid was also a complicated character. environmentalis sometis found themsees at odds with him because he suprted ming and he supported las vegas getting thwater it needed to grow. and this complexity enabled him to see the kind of pragmatic solutions that eluded purists and ideologues. baca: the competing interests, the stakeholders with different needs and perspectives will always remain. and we're always going to need somebody like a senator reid to come in and help negotiate through those competing interests. chisholm: this was about the politics of the possible. harry reid has pointed to a model of how work can get done, not just in nevada, but i also think nationally. you need to think pragmatically, but you also need to be willing to make deals. lopez: the legislation that a republican and democratic senate duo were able to accomplish together i think could be a template for the whole nation to look at and understand that working together pays huge dividends for your constituents, and they all appreciate it. no matt

(sophie fouron) cyril christensen.oud resident of chiloé, photographer and founding member of a group that promotes the archipelago's true nature, these are his islands. (cyril christensen) chiloé has over 60 churches, 16 of which have been declared world heritage by unesco. and when the spanish arrived to the island, there was no metal on the island, so churches were actually built without nails. wood is the most abundant natural resource on the island. we have a beautiful native forest with more than 20 different species, used by the chilotes from building boats, to building a church, to building their homes. actually, most of the houses here in chiloé are wooden houses. chiloé's most iconic image is the houses by the sea, with long legs by the water. and the chilotes being so close to the sea, it was kind of: "the closer they could be to the water, the better." (sophie fouron) barbara, you live here. you're chilote. (barbara elmudesi) i'm chilote, yes. i graduated from high school and i had to go to santiago for col

christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that economic development, the investment in protecting it, with the needs of people and the environment is one that, you know, we're going to find ourselves asking over and over again here in the bay area and around the world. oñéÑéÑéÑéÑ" 07/11/22 07/11/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> i am runng for core. theris no tuing it aunat th point. >> joing us nos briell giffds. pr. obama: gabbwas a sr. >> yriancÉ mark kly, wh is who >> an asonaut. i

they moved to germany just a few weeks ago with christensen's help. denmark is just across the bay. when danish authorities moved to forcibly place kennedy 8 year old child in foster care, the family left their home country. you i'll fall home. got it. i think i did everything i could to make sure the boy was doing well, and that's thank us evil all. now he himself is forced to experience how badly he's been treated hardy at getting p auto loan near the table course. i hope will win or court cases against the child protection authorities decision. but to be honest, i no longer believe him. just as in denmark annoyed morgan. the danish authorities are following procedure to them a law. it's better to act too soon than too late. for the past year, williams' mother has been suffering from a severe immune disease. she doesn't want to be filmed. according to kenneth, her illness is one reason danish child protection officials want to place the boy with a foster family living. they also accuse him of psychological problems and alcohol addiction for them that constitutes sufficient grounds

last christensen sits in his garden on the outskirts of town. telephoning with contacts influence borg alongside his day job christensen also helps parents to escape the danish child protection authorities. like hannah, who are afraid, officials might take their children away. your legal will be herb. he gives them tips and puts them in touch with people abroad. he recently helped a father kenneth settle in flint, spoke with his 8 year old son after kristin's in witnessed similar cases, he became committed to helping those affected by danish policies in for those of so pre bloomfield, to pull until approval. i saw, had you thought to his country children away, just like that seemed from you to where i wanted to do something about that and justice. when l. latitude from kindergarten, sometimes i get up to 3 calls a day with a boy from distressed people under info afraid of a forced adoption news renewal. they asked me for advice as well as a demo. i advised them to go abroad for gama road and barn ford forward. she would have because until local authorities make a final decision on the

austin and lexi burke were on their way to lunch in nashville wednesday when they spotted nico christensen lemonade on the side of the road. >> we saw him, and he had a cardboard on his head. it was like a little, like umbrella basically. >> the 13-year-old braving 100-degree temperatures to sell $3 cups of lemonade. >> are you trying to raise money for anything? >> well, with my soccer team, but it's a lot of money. so my dad wanted me to pay at least half of it. >> lexi and austin setting a plan into motion even sweeter than nico's lemonade. >> we're like, if you can hang out for one more hour, we promise it will be worth it. >> lexi, a/k/a the serial tipper on tiktok, asking her 1.7 million followers if they'd chip in whatever change they can spare. >> we're going to give you this and keep the change. >> what the -- thank you so much! what the heck? what the heck? thank you guys so much. >> it's $1,100. >> it's those moments that get you and make you tear up. >> nico opening up his trusty boggle box. >> can you put it here? >> yes. we'll keep it very safe. >> thank you guys so much. >>

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ah chance christensen is an internationally renowned expert on nuclear weapons. he works for the f. yes, the federation of american scientists and the celebrated swedish piece research institute slippery ben while pillar pete us carries out research into nuclear weapons at the distinguished sciences po, university, and paris. so this whole massive chunk of steel and concrete rapidly going out here and her exposing the missile inside. i'm getting ready, right? so one mega on going off to moscow and make a ton, is 1000000 tons of t and t explosives. if you imagine you set off that amount, explosives her in one time in comparison and the russian mom, the destroyed one city in japan was 15 kilo time. so the power in this war head that would have been here behind us, it is just really difficult to fathom here . so some installment certificate or, or seal 1983 is about the time when the last version was put in for commission minutes sat here until 1996, 6. the decision that has been going back then disarmament was the trend. now things have changed. if we came yellow other day, we noticed

ceo eric christensen says the rising prices for groceries and product shortages inspired him to takee more long lasting food. >> these are real contributors that are having to make difficult choices about what they're going to do with our future so we are doing our best to hold the line and hold our prices so we can do what's right for america. >> pantry prices have risen exponentially, rice and canned fruits up more than 12 percent. peanut butter canned vegetables close behind, customers turning to companies like nutrient survival for food that lasts. are you ramping up production, from what you see? >> we can't keep up. demand has just completely outstripped our ability from operational standpoint so we are aggressively investing and that's another thing that's a concern not only for me but other companies the amount of time it takes to get equipment built, installed, operational especially with higher interest rates that's going to put a squeeze on capital available. >> limited amount of baby formula fueled fears among parents whether a food shortage could happen on wider scale. >

when the world volleyball championship ends, where christensen performs with his team.meantime, the team is preparing for the main off-season start of the all-russian spartakiad, which will be held from august 11 to 21, teams from the regions will play in it, which will consist of the super league club zenit kazan will become the main team of the republic of tatarstan at this level. of course, if you take the whole system, probably, preparation for such a difficult tournament as the spartakiad where do you need it in one day? to play eight matches ideally, yes, that is, seven in the group and the eighth if it is a super final there. but this, of course, is a serious load and we will have to try to use, of course, the entire squad of all 14 people. well, because there one lineup is almost impossible. it's all to bring out the stanley cup winner colorado eve lunch announced the signing of a new long-term agreement with valery nichushkin on the official website, details of the contract appeared, according to which the forwards of the russian national team should spend as p

and there is this tweet by john christensen, not to be confused with someone from your family. i believe but, but at least someone who created this really powerful tool, take a look at this. i'm gonna just scroll down a bit. this compare is essentially, this is the, the new telescope, and this is the original sort of hubble image, right? and, and this is the southern ring nebula, could you just beyond sort of the fact that this looks like something that was photo shopped. what, what is that, what is all of this that we see here? tell us that we, we didn't know before. right, so what we're looking at here is a planetary nebula, which astronomers are really bad at naming things. so i'll stop by saying it doesn't actually have anything to do with planets. it's a planetary nebula, it's what happens when a star like our son gets to the end of its life and starts puffing off all of its outer layers and they create is a gorgeous cloud that you see today. and the star in the middle pushes the cloud away. what we, the detail that we have with database t is going to allow us to discern m

nuclear weapons, when nato are stationed here, officially that is neither confirmed nor denied. hans christensen is certain that tactical nuclear weapons as the unknown ah, stationed here small nuclear weapons for deployment in europe. they're still tactical nuclear weapons. yes. or only gravity bumps delivered by fighter jet aircraft. they are the last remnant of a what used to be an enormous inventor of about 7000 or tactical nuclear weapons. but they're still here in about a 150 of them. but only that one kind of air delivered gravity bombs. and in a conflict situation, they could be dropped by fighter jet aircraft. merit is have basis in europe, but there are also 4 countries in europe that have host base arrangement, as they call. they call it a nuclear sharing arrangements. germany, the netherlands, ah, belgium, italy, and possibly turkey. and so those countries are the ones who sort of serve a soda nuclear strike roll, where they are, aircraft would be equipped and handled over nuclear weapons in times of war. aerial photographs show silos that i believe to contain the u. s. atom bombs fo

and first of all, i'm very curious to know it christensen has to say.mcconnell is going to have joe manchin's favorite horses head put in his bed. that manchin is gonna wake up next to tomorrow morning, because i very much doubt that any republicans are gonna get vote for the sting. >> i love a godfather reference, by the way. you can do no wrong. oh my god, i was going to say, i almost gave you credit and took all of it away in that moment. >> it's a hard thing to come up with it without -- >> but anyway. i think that this remains to be seen, i think this is very good. this occurs in many ways that joe manchin, not joe biden, is in the sweet spot of american politics. and is the decision-maker in a lot of the politics and where the voters are then joe biden is. >> and all of the president gets credit for whatever presses. and here is a thing. >> he also gets blamed for whatever doesn't. >> here is why i think this is so significant. because voters are going to trust joe manchin to say that this is gonna lower inflation. he has been complaining about in

, after more than 20 years of partnership, russia says it's pulling out reminders, not overseas christensen. of course, we will fulfill all our obligations to our partners. but the decision to leave after 2024 has been taken. i think that by that time we will begin to fall a russian orbital station for bureau had left off to many. this move was a surprise or well, spinoza and the russian space agency had only just signed a new agreement to ferry astronaut to the station for me in may, the head of the european space agency said cutting type russia on the i assess was technically impossible. core, both sides are responsible for different technologies on the station, and neither is train to operate the others without assistance, is going to cause problems. the, the russian sort of side of things is in charge of several key systems on both international playstation. probably one of the most key ones is it's propulsion system. so that's the thing that stocks it from it. it's just about in us atmosphere. and over time it does slowly degrade as it gets closer and occasionally needs to get this lit

one mill captain, a little harder than grubbing the winter in the 2nd half danish keeper, lena christensen produced a great favor for full time to make sure if the victory in major league baseball, the cincinnati reds, had lost the lost of 49 games when entering the final ending behind on the school board. well, about losing streak is now either officer, a remarkable victory over the new york yankees. cincinnati went down at 3 nothing but found a full runs in the 9th inning yankees than had a chance to win. but the game ended on a c hut double play from the reds which was celebrating they believed. and finally, a few players from spanish football club, severe happy making the most of that pre season trip to south korea, letting some k pop dance moves made famous by bands such as beat. yes. ah no about after that severe we'll play a friendly with primarily club hoffman on saturday as the we'll spoke now. i'll have more a little bit later of jenna. thank you very much indeed. and molly, so you've got to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories, including the growing ange

goal of the game in the 2nd half, which also featured a brilliant play from danish keeper, lenny christensen just before full time, finished one mill to denmark through it to keep the life of reaching the milk out stage. and finally, something we don't see very often in major league baseball and inside the park home run texas rangers rookie, josh smith made the most of a fielding era, and he quickly saw is the change recorded 1st home run in the big league waited very ranges be ok enough that $610.00 a. all right, that is all your spot for now. i have more free later. okay, joe, thank you so much, and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we hand you over to our teams in london, mary. i'm the mazda of you in just a moment with much more of the day's news. bye bye for now. ah, this audio good health, and so i will follow up a lot of national. why is one on one? the how do you to visit one of cancel the admin, philistine bitten the from the switch via the maillot in the back of his say yet a can of little sob. is it done? well, i can get the shower in the cod. there's topics here. h

the big question is where is christensen mode, she took the same type of pledged and they have to havea wrench in this deal. stuart: when this news came through that manchin had done the 180, it is news to me. >> if schumer didn't bring kristin sinema through all the discussions and talk i think they are thinking if every democrat in the country will lean on them. the reason stereotypes become stereotypes, democrats fund tax and spend and that is what manchin is reverting back to. stuart: 50 house republicans, 50 or 60 signed a letter calling for president biden to take a cognitive test, not going to happen, is it? >> it is telling. why not? every day we see the gaffes happening out there. everybody knows this is happening and i think the ones in the white house are the ones to look to to figure out if this is true, the chief of staff, ron klain, susan rice, these are the people closest to the president and should be stepping forward and saying this is how he's really acting. stuart: i would like your insight into the nancy and paul pelosi frockcoat. >> nancy pelosi is mad at her husba

stamford bridge following the departures of defenders antonio rudiger to real madrid and andreas christensenengland's star in bristol, hitting this brilliant six on the way to her first ever international century. england's top four batters all scored more than 50 for the first time in a women's odi. a day after the first british win, on a stage of this year's tour de france, there was almost a second. stage 13 saw 22—year—old fred wright at the front as part of a breakaway of riders. he was in contention for a first race win of his career, right up until he could see the finish line! but former world champion mads pedersen's experience and speed, just proved too much as the dane claimed the victory. jonas vingegaard retained the overall lead. ireland are under way against new zealand, in what could be a momentous day for them if they can win , and clinch a series victory. and they're off to a flier withjosh van der flier going over afterfour minutes . ireland with early try, for third straight week. the all blacksjordie barrett looked to have a routine chance to hit back, but the full—back