sarah everett sets off from her friend's apartment to walk a few kilometers to her house home house where in south london there are floral tributes and pictures of her the europe on stand behind me police attacked a low profile presence here but they had told people that they shouldn't come all the noises of the vigils under the banner reclaim these streets also said that they were calling off the nationwide vigils after they failed to get the high court to intervene to make it legal. where family and friends of remembered briana taylor on the 1st anniversary of her death i've been demonstrations in the u.s. city of louisville demanding justice and accountability the 26 year old black woman was shot and killed by police officers after they forced their way into her apartment and an early morning raid that was an unprecedented civil suit sacrament to brianna tell us family but no criminal charges have been filed a death. and in jordan the health minister has resigned after at least 7 patients died because of an oxygen outage a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the town of salt a te

demonstrations have been taking place against a vigil that followed the killing of 33 year old sarah everett and we'll have more on that shortly but 1st to gauge in canberra weapon a tickle figures are also the target of protest as nicholas oh tell us more about the protest today in canberra you on what exactly women are calling for. started with just one woman wanting to protest and snorkelling. thousands of rallies across the street thousands of people have turned out to action against . against a women it was all sparked by shocking allegations that you form a political advisor holloman house was allegedly right by and not the color in the defense minister's office assertion off to the attorney general christians who were to a strictly is a top officer was accused of historical right allegations back 30 years but what's happening right now in all of the house really has been going on for weights and has resonated with the wider community many people have been speaking out about their own stories of sexual assaults and harassment within the workplace but when it comes to pollinate house th

well everett's remains for offend on wednesday more than 80 kilometers from london a 7 police officer has been charged but the 33 year old's kidnapping and murder are killing a spot i drage and spurred a national conversation about sexual harassment and violence against women. but libya's former president several morales is backing a crackdown against politicians accused of conspiring to push him out of power former interim leader janine yes was arrested on saturday accused of staging a coup against marlice she says the charges are baseless because you lopez her dan reports. 4 months ago janine onions was president of bolivia now she's under arrest accused of staging a coup against her predecessor evill morales shortly after being detained in the city of the me that she was flown to the capital past to face charges of terrorism sedition and conspiracy anya is a conservative senator and at odds with the socialist party that now covers under president luis are sick he's a former prodigy of moralists the former president she's accused of pushing out in 2019 to seize power she says the ch

the vigil was meant for mourning murder victim sarah everett.igil was canceled by organizers saturday but people showed up to peacefully pay tribute anyway including kate middleton. everett disappeared earlier this month while walking home, sparking a national debate about female safety on britain's streets. a london police officer was charged with allegedly kidnapping and murdering the 33-year-old woman. cnn's nina dos santos has more from london. >> reporter: london's main law enforcement body, the metropolitan police, has been coming under increasing pressure since scenes like these on saturday night when despite the fact that protesters were peacefully holding a vigil in memory of a young london woman who was snatched from the streets ten days ago, they still felt the need to intervene, pinning masked women down to the ground, handcuffing them, and leading them away. this because, they said, the protest was in breach of covid regulations and presented a health hazard to the public. the death of sarah everett, a woman just walking home from o

international audience as you say a police officer was charged with a kidnap and murder of sarah everett and as appeared in court just give us a bit more background to the case can. we ever it was 33 she. as a marketing executive she had moved to london like many young people in britain for work basically. for a while it took a few days between her disappearance and friends and colleagues raising the alarm before. the police search really got going in a big way and eventually down in current around 80 kilometers from here in southern england police found her body in about a wooded area near the town of astrid it's not very far from another part of ted where this serving police officer was actually arrested the police say that he wasn't on duty on the night. or ever awed disappeared but the fact that it's one of the police's own has shocked many people and as i was saying there are calls from this crowd for the police to do. the right there right but they were told they shouldn't gather here but they could they did actually go ahead with this vigil and many people have been allowed to exp

how they've spent their whole lives being subjected to abuse and having to be on guard since are everett's disappearance women from all walks of life have come forward with their own accounts of how they've been harassed followed assaulted great and many of them saying that it's men that need to change their attitudes because every single woman knows the feeling of being fattened whose responsibility is it it's everyone's responsibility the problem is that women shouted most of that and up until now and now men need to step up every single man needs to be a role model to our place i need to be a conscience to need to their friends to their colleagues to their brothers and most of all they need to go on i tunes a recent study commissioned by campaign group un women u.k. reflects the disturbing reality over 70 percent of women of all ages had experienced some form of sexual harassment in public places the figures were high as for the youngest respondents with 97 percent of 18 to 24 year olds experiencing sexual harassment in public and despite all that many women didn't think it was worth re

has defended officers actions in forcibly breaking up a vigil held in honor of murder victim sarah everett hundreds of people rallied outside police headquarters to protest again defying a ban on gatherings a police officer has been charged with ever odds. this is d w news from berlin you can find much more news and analysis on our website w dot com. vama a recent widow 3 daughters live here in this cow shed best offer. i've never had a birthday party like other kids think that if you know sophie that i'm turning 14 soon and once again we won't celebrate so much as you go because our mom doesn't have any money. i've never blown out candles on a cake. 5 years ago 26 year old lawyer. decided to radically transform his life and help the poor in albania. france on a dog i've learnt a lot of the past 5 years. there are 2 pieces of advice for young people who want to start a charity or see if the kids are in for transparency above all. and stay way from politics this summer but if you can. change that for. the foundation for jobs at the show which translates to a different weekend a sense 7 of h

much lower than 70 to be in everett so it's very loud so it would be very appropriate to live here yes i would like to have me too ok so what about if you go to something more quiet great ok. it's a very very busy street it's very noisy is there a difference between noise and just sound yes there's a difference and. it's noises on want to if you think it's in appropriate it detail it's annoys us and therefore it is a psychological phenomenon it is not the physical event it's in the printed auditory event this makes sound to unwanted noise sorry depends on my perception of what i do about this. yes yes and therefore it is difficult to measure if such a device unwanted noise because it is it is your perception of a lot of engineers tried to reduce noise from cars but it's in the lazy so so why is this there's a simple reason because we have so many cars and on our roads so i think of it as a single car is quite up then and up parsed but we have much more cars on the roads therefore the road traffic noise is quite high in our cities so but when you take a look at all the capitals in this

the violence women face every day but also at how police forcibly broke up a vigil to honor sarah everett on saturday a local police officer has been accused of killing the 33 year old woman earlier we spoke to a man who read of the u.k.'s women's equality party we asked her if there is a deep rooted problem in the police force with women's issues and massage. i would immediately acknowledge how deep the problems of institutional massaging mean i was in the police force you can see it in the way policing is carried out you can see it in the way that we have appallingly low conviction rates and charge rates for rape and sexual violence and the police have a role to play in that and you can see it and how poorly the police perform when they have to investigate their own offices those there was a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice which examines several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also open up a conversation between wom

. >> reporter: dave everett, a waiter by day at betty's cafÉ, is also a vernal city councilman, and heardplenty about mister biden's executive order. >> i don't know that i can repeat it, but it was it was a, it was an attitude of just dismay. >> i said, well, that's crap. when a man can come in with one swipe of a pen and already tear our economy apart. >> reporter: gina mccarthy is the first-ever white house national climate advisor. climate adviser overseeing implimentation of the executive order. >> i'm not in a fight against fossil fuels and certainly the president is not in that fight. we are looking at grabbing the future for our workers and for our kids. >> reporter: but utah's republican governor, spencer cox, and 16 other g.o.p. governors, oppose the biden executive order. they worry it will "drastically hinder the ability of the oil and gas industry to recover" and say any restrictions on drilling on public land "jeopardizes our national security interests and strips away the opportunity for americans to be energy independent." for now, expect little change. >> if there was dri

recently proposed protest legislation the bill was introduced after police dispersed a vigil for everett last saturday for flouting covert restrictions 33 year old was found dead earlier this month a police officer has been charged with her murder and legislation gives me. more powers to police during demonstrations allowing them to impose noise and time limits on rallies so far those only serve to fuel tension you could have to defend the bill saying it's needed to prevent more lives being lost during the pandemic. talking to artie's going underground american anxious rose mcgowan said the new protest legislation should not be passed during a pandemic you can watch the full interview tomorrow for now here's a preview the way president j. and her police force have handled violence against women and violence against our ever art is violence against humanity can tell assuming you're probably man enough for a cast as well i would hope so it is isn't hunching of all it's unconscionable or it's wrong and what boris johnson is trying to pass under the guise of running why isn't service taken l

because of coronavirus for shakes hands but that didn't stop people from turning out in honor of miss everettyou know hundreds of people did turn out to the vigil earlier on this evening and i think it's fair to say that there was a lot of anger there that we witness from the people who were taking parts now as you mentioned it was counseled earlier on today it was decided by police that it couldn't go ahead because it would be unsafe and senshi unable to happen while the u.k. is still in lockdown due to coronavirus restrictions instead the organizers of the event decided to hold an online vigil they also planned for people around the country to like candles in memory is there ever a this evening in spite of that there were still some people who decided to attend the event many of them chanting reclaim the streets we heard that over and over again and save our streets they were frames of reference to the name of the original vigil that was planned reclaim the streets now we're seeing hundreds of women there which turned out there were however several arrests during the vigil can you tell us a

the dark and if we look at one tweet from a british journalist she writes what happened to sarah everett has hit home. many women because we may kill ations she did if we day too we take the longer better route amend to have been showing this support with money just a united football player marcus rush tweeting men we have a role to play to listen to protect and to allow women to feel safe so this is very much become a vocal campaign across the whole of the u.k. and it starts happening on social media there's actually right now we have i think live pictures of a vigil that is taking place it was called off maybe it's helpful but what about the insufficient canceled with the police saying it wasn't allowed to go ahead at the memorial site in south london because they said that it was against restrictions but it appears people are gathering they are defying that and officially this supposed to be an online video with these people being encouraged to put out lights all night doorsteps but i think it's very clear that people want to be seen in person saying that they are not prepared to acce

and wreck everett's and has also had to defend his research in court but the good news is that those efforts appear to have paid off as estonia is now planning to contribute $3000000.00 euros to the renewed investigation of the incident on to france now where the government coffers are a bit light at the moment to make ends meet it has recently started to quote unquote sell the family silver in this case state on real estate which include some pretty spectacular castles and even monasteries. now that doesn't mean you can just buy the palace of versailles yet but other culturally and historically valuable properties around it are up for grabs. the world famous palace of for size is a glorious example of france's call to all heritage built in the 17th century it was the principal residence of louis the 14th known as the sun king. located on a nearby street this lesser known building served as the office of france's minister of culture though as part of the 1st side complex the french state simply sold it off in a play of they stuck a for sale sign on it and added a cell phone number an

argentina the media keeps hammering that brazil has become the epicenter of the world pandemic that everett his dying that is all doom and gloom but we came anyway and look what we found a paradise. a paradise that will shut its doors on saturday we use mayor has just joined other cities and states imposing restrictions to try and stop infections from spreading killing 15000 in just a week intensive care units across the country we're already running out of beds now hospitals in 18 states say they're running out of medical supplies to their patients given the huge volume of patients we start to suffer from the scarcity of basic materials we're going to have serious problems in the coming days with theaters and neuromuscular blockers and this is happening in all hospitals not just this one. doctors have been calling out for a nationwide lockdown but president jalal sonando has asked the supreme court to overturn curfews imposed by governors and mayors he says they're violating the constitution and acting as dictators. so they're imposing a state of siege which is unconstitutional they cannot

legislation that's going through that the bill was introduced after police dispersed a vigil for sarah everett last saturday for flighting covert restrictions and several 33 year old was found dead earlier this month police officer subsequently been charged with her murder now the new legislation gives more powers to police during demonstrations allowing them to impose noise and time limits on release however so far it's only serve to fuel and it's the u.k. home secretary defended the bill saying it will protect people during the. well talking to our teams going on in show american actress rose mcgowan questioned why be u.k. government is trying to pass protest legislation during a make you can watch the full interview on r t throughout the day but here's a snippet of the way credit jane and her. police force have handled violence against women and violence against our ever are is violence against humanity because i'm assuming you're probably the man in natural chest as well i would hope so it is isn't hunching of all it's unconscionable it's wrong and what boris johnson is trying to pass unde

taking place against how police are going to vigil that followed the killing of 33 year old sarah everett we'll have more on that shortly but 1st to make a gauge in camera where political figures are also the targets of protest as. allegations of right have dominated strongly in politics for weights and now thousands of a strongly ins have come out calling for an end to violence against women including in the nation's polman it was sparked by shocking allegations by former political advisor that she was allegedly right by a colleague inside the defense minister's office so you know after there were allegations that attorney general christian porter the top floor officer in a stroller the allegations of a historic right case against him from 30 years ago he categorically denies that but these issues within parliament house have absolutely resonated with the australian public many who have telly been telling their stories about sexual assaults and harassment bullying in the workplace but when it comes to poem and house the real issue here is hell is this still happening it was back in 2012

proposed protest legislation and the bill was introduced after police had dispersed a vigil for sarah everett last saturday i was flouting covert restrictions the $33.00 row was found dead earlier this month a police officer since been charged with a murder the new legislation gives more powers to police during demonstrations it allows them to impose noise in time limits on rallies so far it's only served to fuel tensions you can home secretary though defended the bill saying it will prevent more lies from being lost during the pandemic. and speaking to arties going underground show us actress rose mcgowan said that new protests legislation should not be passed during a pandemic you can watch starts interview in full on r.t. throughout the day here's a preview the way credit jane and her. police force have handled violence against women and violence against our ever art is violence against humans taken from assuming you're probably the man in natural cast as well i would hope so it is isn't hunching of all it's unconscionable or it's wrong and what boris johnson is trying to pass under the gu

is that horrific death of sarah everett and i completely understand we can't there's a court case pending. but is it being used to a certain degree to push a political agenda we've heard calls 'd for for instance all men to have a 6 pm curfew that's that's incredibly divisive isn't it and in reality an astonishing overreaction to the 1009 percent of men who respect and cherished daughters mothers sisters parents. i do think that was a bit of a joke but there look we've got a problem a real problem and it was said in parliament though. well certainly a lot of things and. some of which most of which we couldn't get the time of day to that the issues as i see them and as many women see them is a lens culture which needs to be change. arnel mother of the 47 year old son. and i've got a grandson who's knight who's 18. he's my you that many in my family should know about the rights that women have to be in the world and not to ridicule certainly not to does it clear abuse not i'm sure is under their law abiding people why should they take the blame for actual men who do the damage the small per

protected from violence or is made to pledge following criticism of a police action at a vigil for sarah everett who was killed while walking home alone the reports. i anger outside police headquarters in london a day after a vigil ended in seems that shocked many people here in the u.k. demonstrators gathered mixing demands for an end to male violence against women with claims that the police are part of the problem at saturday's vigil the focus was clearly on the we've been victims of male violence here the focus has shifted with denunciations of police brutality hundreds had come to the south london vigil near where sarah ever odd went missing initially police kept their distance but the decision to move in on the crowds and the use of force to arrest women created outrage i. agree pretty good tell us the metropolitan police force for a political department said there were unanswered questions after she bit the mic chief closer to dick and london's message he can from the opposition labor party says he's unsatisfied with her account insisting the met didn't honor its assurances the vigil woul

sarah everett search off from her friend's apartment to walk a few kilometers to her house home house where in south london there are floral tributes and pictures of the europe bandstand behind me police of turtle worry until now they're starting to ask people to disperse detect a low profile presence here but they had told people that they shouldn't come all the noises of the vigils under the banner reclaim these streets also said that they were calling off the nationwide vigils after they failed to get the high court to intervene to make it legal. meanwhile on the anniversary of brianna taylor's killing protests have been planned across the united states in louisville kentucky they are demanding justice the 26 year old black woman was shot in her sleep by police they forced their way into her apartment during a botched narcotics raid no one has ever been charged over the killing. in jordan the country's health minister is resigning after at least 7 patients died because of an oxygen outage a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the town of al sult a tear obeyed that said that h

weekends in sorrow and in anger women gathered 1st at clapham common in london where 33 year old sarah everett disappeared on my. the 3rd and then outside police headquarters and parliament with cries of kill the bill they formed an emotive backdrop to parliament's debate opposition parties have echoed campaigners concerns that the policing believes deeply in balanced apart from unwarranted curbs on protest for instance it does too little to protect women while it does increase criminal sanctions for defacing statues and memorials they'll be longer jail terms they say for vandalism than for rape he says speaker let me turn to this weekend's events this government in fighting crime and keeping the public safe but in the interests of providing greater assurance and ensuring public confidence i have asked her majesty's inspectorate of can staff to conduct a full independent review. the government says it's taking a wide range of steps necessary to keep people safe despite some libertarian concerns among its own m.p.'s a large parliamentary majority will likely ensure the bill is passed joe the wh

but can now confirm that it is the body of several of the killing of sarah everett has sparked out for grief and rage about women's public safety at the hands of men's actions women of peace in the area allegedly visited local homes telling women not to go out alone in the area that may have sparked outrage in some cases some extreme intervention i would all mean that at the next opportunity for any bill it's appropriate i might actually put in an amendment to create a curfew for men on the streets after 6 pm which i feel would make women a lot safer and discrimination who kinds would be less and we asked people here whether they agree with such measures i think you're going to get just such a negative reaction just outside so. you know even as a woman i don't think that sways her approach it because but then it means that people wouldn't be normal society i couldn't go out with my boyfriend past 6 you know which was not what i want that would solve the problem to make me feel safe and i mean a curfew which before they have perverse upsets effects and men who might be. women with a big

proposed protests legislation the bill was introduced after police had dispersed a vigil for sarah everett last saturday that was for flouting cope with restrictions for 23 year old was found dead earlier this month and a police officer charged with her murder in new legislation gives more powers to police during demonstrations allowing them to impose noise and time limits on rallies but so far it's only served to fuel tension. home secretary defended the bill saying that it's needed to prevent more lives being lost during the pandemic. and speaking to arties going underground show american actress rose mcgowan said new protests legislation should not be passed during a pandemic you can watch the full interview tomorrow here's a preview. the way cressida dick and her police force have handled violence against women and violence against our ever art is violence against humans because i'm assuming you're probably the man in natural cast as well i would hope so it is it's unconscionable it's unconscionable it's wrong and what boris johnson is trying to pass under the guise of one white house

decision comes after the government came under intense pressure to respond to the murder of sarah everett earlier in march i will advice to have stats on an experimental basis well last police forces to record and identify any crimes of violence against the person including stalking and harassment and sexual offenses where the victim perceives it has been motivated by hostility based on their sex. or the move has been praised by women's rights campaigners it will be trialled in the autumn and if deemed a success put forward as law. i. support it 8 in 10 women have endured harassment yet only 10 percent actually file a complaint because they don't think the police will pursue the case i guess debated the significance of categorizing gender based violence as hate crime. i muchly against the concept of hate crime entirely the contents of people's souls is not practically noble to courts on the police the evidence is the perception of the victim or a witness forces are informed that if they are perceived to not take the complaint seriously enough then they can be subject to discipline or a so

because of coronavirus restriction a police officer has been charged with kidnapping and killing sarah everett the 33 year old disappeared as she walked home on march 3rd a body was found on wednesday everard's killing has ignited international conversation about women's safety well femi he told you is training director at challenge consultancy in london which is an organization that works to further equality for women and diverse groups she's also part of 1000000 women rights she says preventing sexual violence is everyone's responsibility. women have had enough now the numbers are not going down we're still seeing male violence being the leading cause of temperature of death amongst women and it's not just a u.k. problem this is a global problem and that's why our campaign like the 1000000 women rise movement started by sabrina question is a global movement when we had our rally last week we had literally women from all over the world there has to be change now i think it's not really interesting that men are surprised when they hear about how frightened me not to go out alone who are these

the focus l through this week and should be unser everett and her family but it is right also that thes. they should've — explained her actions. they should've been _ explained her actions. they should've been allowed - explained her actions. they should've been allowed to i explained her actions. they should've been allowed to protest, to have _ should've been allowed to protest, to have their visual, to come together— to have their visual, to come together in peace and i was very disturbed — together in peace and i was very disturbed to see the police action. ithink_ disturbed to see the police action. i think it _ disturbed to see the police action. i think it was wrong and i'm pleased it's now_ i think it was wrong and i'm pleased it's now going to be reviewed. there is evidence — it's now going to be reviewed. there is evidence to _ it's now going to be reviewed. there is evidence to suggest _ it's now going to be reviewed. there is evidence to suggest that - it's now going to be reviewed. tie- is evidence to suggest that some of those who attended the picture had been looking for

patriarchal structure that oppress women and bear in mind that what the media attention given to sarah everett it's not the same according to many other women that lost the male violence that we lost the violence in any other home black and ethnic minority women particularly did not get afforded that kind of media scrutiny and that for us also it shows that at the end of the day this inequality in the way women are being treated like an ad. in the news ahead to run files new charges against nelson is a gallery right place and the british government is demanding an immediate release and germany's election year kicks off with record losses from and the michaels party in states elections. it's time for the general. sponsored by qatar airways. the skies are clearing nicely across japan at the moment we've had some very heavy rain here recently and we are looking at surprising weather as you go on through the next couple days as this area of low pressure just pulls out of the way most of the area of high pressure squeezing things for the east with so we'll see more in the way of sunshine and warm s

so that mere miles military is being accused of torture and persecution everett's brutal response to peaceful protests the un special rapporteur says it's likely they've committed crimes against humanity thomas andrews is calling for sanctions against senior gentle leaders and members or and gas sector the military has dismissed his claims saying their forces are maintaining order a diplomatic editor james based reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. given the pictures the world seen in recent weeks the statement. to the human rights council from the generals in myanmar claiming their using utmost restraint was far from convincing it was made in a recorded address by a veteran diplomat who sounded nervous and mumbling his words and standing opposite countries pressure of it which ran on tried to their principles of universality impartiality objectivity now solidity and borders as asian address in their home or issue of the country concerned however as the permanent secretary at the foreign ministry chan oh i previously worked closely with. the state council one of her jobs was f

violence against women there is also anger against the police's handling of saturday's vigil for sara everett a 33 year old woman abducted and killed earlier this month meanwhile security forces have killed at least $38.00 protesters on sunday and martial law has been declared in 2 areas in the young gone region britain's foreign secretary says it is unacceptable that iran is pursuing a 2nd case against. ratcliffe a british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 she's appeared in court on a new charge there is facing a charge of propaganda against the system and german chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats suffered big losses in sunday's elections in 2 states the social democrats and the green party with the main winners on the line those are the headlines up front is next on counting the cost of the perfect storm pandemic drought and china's demands prices hit 6 year highs argentine beat soaring inflation demand to its lowest since the 1950. ethiopia's that too much. counting the cost on al-jazeera. she's the swedish youth activist who dares to take on world leaders to

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in a small way that is why everett in the book.hand with jennifer, this wonderful character. when she is in sixth grade and she reads the double helix and she notices rosalyn franklin and notices women can be scientists. i explain how simple these processes are and how natural they are. this is something bacteria have been doing for one billion years, which is using rna as a messenger to get things done in cells. if we understood science, if we demystified science, if we made it seem like a journey of discovery, which is what i try to do in the book, then we feel more comfortable with it your -- with it. lisa: this raises a lot of implications. the ethics of the past 20 years has been how we digest information, how we form communities in the era of facebook and different platforms people are joining. the ethics of the next 20 years may be more fundamental in terms of what is a human in terms of gene editing causing changes to the way people exist. can you talk about some of the advancements in some of the ethical questions you expe

jonathan: this is everett continues in d.c. that was kamala harris speaking at the citylab summit.m new york city, good morning. i am jonathan ferro. tuesday morning. here is our price action on s&p 500 shaping up as follows on the snb. future is down 14, -0.4%. yields higher by three basis points. the yield, 1.445%. tom: thap three basis points. maybe 1.45. i will call it a constructive backup after the festivities of yesterday and we are waiting to see how the markets take it. will there be a bit on equities? tom: -- jonathan: what we saw yesterday, was by everything. tom: the one thing that sticks out is the -59 on west texas intermediate. that is interesting. $60.58. we heard from the vice president, she spoke to bloomberg. nelson, rockefeller, 1975, he was the last vice president to tell the rule maker what to do in the senate. we are going to see that with that lady from california? >> it does not appear so. the progressives are citing examples like rockefeller and i believe hubert humphrey did the same at one point, but the moderates have decided they are going to stick with

. >> dave everette, a waiter by day is a vernal city councilman and heard plenty of biden's executive>> i don't know if i can repeat it. it was a -- it was an attitude of dismay. >> i said that is crap. when a man can come in with one swipe of a pen and already taran economy apart. >> this is the first ever national climate adviser, overseeing the implementation of the executive order. >> i'm not in a fight against fossil fuels and certainly the president is not in that fight. we are looking for grabbing the future for our workers and kids. >> but utah governors and 16 other gop governors oppose the order, they worry it will hinder the ability of the gas and oil industry to recovery, and drilling on public land strips away for the americans to be energy independent. for now, expect little change. if there was drilling going on somewhere under an already exiting permit, that drilling -- >> it continues. >> yes. in vernal more time may be what is needed. >> i don't understand at what point in time, oil and gas became evil, can we work together? can we find a solution? >> that question m

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