of elizabeth. alexander for humble our series on tomorrow today. we want to see what he saw to experience what drove him up a journey through latin america following the footsteps of the great scientists of love the next stage of our journey takes us deep into the amazon region to meet business much wired people to borrow to decode the next. place searching for a hero closer look no further than by roy slow slow or subtle current tender stephen gold the son of braided violins her brothers. played this year he's lending his voice to turn her into an encounter with a different kind of hero hard. to meet love. 60 d.w. . are not out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of his dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters d. w. made for minds. of. each into tomorrow today the science show on t w coming up. we continue our journey in the footsteps of alex on the phone home but this week we visit members of the other shore up people in the amazon rain forest. the rain

however, i also want to introduce you to elizabeth alexander, who is your new compliance officer, stationed here at the port. prior to her stationing here, she was working as a compliance officer overseeing contracts of the public utilities commission. she's also one of the program managers for our mentor protÉge program. she is ready, willing, unable to help the design to cater towards benefiting the port mission. prior to her arrival, in the city, she worked for the tenderloin housing clinic, where she was a program manager there. also the vice president of local 1021. at this.because, i will call her on and she will continue on. >> thank you for that lovely introduction. it is wonderful to meet you are. i look forward to working with you. the slide before you is the table. the ports conducted an analysis with how many lb ease in each category can perform the type of work this rfp requires. included in this analysis is the analysis that 57% of the contract is highly specialized work. for example, dredging related services alone make up 37% of the entire project. this information was then

a lot were upset especially supporters of elizabeth warren and alexand and bernie sanders.ns one. this is classic harry reid, he's worried about how medicare for all or decriminalizing the border will play in the general election. he talked about joe biden in that same interview and talked about biden having a good operation here in nevada. biden is not a here in nevada at all. harry reed is a pro-typical democratic voters who cares for one thing. that's electability and beating donald trump. he's signaling to the democrats, be careful where you are going. you go too far left. it is going to help reelect trump. whether anyone will listen to him probably too late for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. this to me is harry reid saying we need to beat trump at all costs. don't talk about these things that majority of americans may not like. >> ken, john is right. it is fine to like medicare for all as an idea and work out, it is fine to believe our border should be decriminalized. majority leader saying if you want to get elected, here is a possible pass. what are you hearing

alexander from home but. we got a lot of answers from latin america where continues to be popular. elizabeth estrada notes that hobart is very famous for discovering the ocean current that bears his name. diego mother nardo points out that he was a great student of geography biodiversity and the anthropology of ecuador and he quotes him board as saying ecuadorians are strange and unique beings they sleep calmly amid smoking volcanoes live in poverty amid incomparable riches and reach choice in sad music. mary blankets writes that she says him with education and the books with his impressions of mexico and she says he was a great historian. the better pin a dumb ass leno from mexico says who not represents the kind of german who loves the world science and truth and is an outstanding source for the understanding of mexico. better often visits an answer castle the volcano also known as nevada toluca. standing on the rim he thinks about how this one man could explore so many areas in such a profound manner thought was the perfect scholar citizen of the world who sought the ultimate frontier. an

elizabeth warren. coming in at the bottom tulsi gabbard and mayor pete buttigieg with a net worth of less than $100,000. joining us now, dan alexandere has their own story. you can learn a lot by looking at how somebody made his money. beto o'rourke, most of it came from his family. john delaney, he made a lot of money in the business world. each of them tells their own thing. dagen: james? >> well, i am always disturbed by how many people seem to get very wealthy in politics and also we see elizabeth warren, she and her husband are harvard professors, net worth, $12 million. you think about all the tax benefits this institution gets. you think about all the kids piling up debt to go to these schools. it makes you shake your head. $12 million. that's the net worth for a few professors? >> i think that that was surprising, to see her up there toward the top of the list. one of the other things that was surprising, especially the bottom of the list, is how valuable government pensions are. you can stay in government for years and just become a millionaire based on that. so that doesn't happen in most other careers that you might enter