this first-ever temple of the flds.limestone, every piece cut from the very land it sat on. every square inch of it fashioned by the people of the ranch themselves. every square inch sacred. but now the texas rangers were at the door. looking, they said, for the mysterious sarah barlow. >> we recognized the temple was a symbol to those folks. and we didn't want to trample on their beliefs. however, we had not found sarah barlow. all right? the search warrant dictated that we search the premises. and that includes any place that she could be secreted or hid and obviously, she could be hid there. >> reporter: the temple's giant doors were fashioned in heavy oak and were tightly secured. >> we asked them numerous times, "please open the doors. please unlock the doors. we don't want to kick the doors in. we don't want to use force to gain entry." but any cooperation evidently wasn't green lighted by warren. >> reporter: rebecca hadn't arrived yet. but she knew what was happening. >> i was terrified because i didn't know wha

i ask that not to bely snooid fld. everybody who wants to pats this bill needs to be willing about whattist nl. they won't dictate they get. do you feel like you know that after meeting with michlt i'm certainly not going to. mobile fe. i think that we are going to get this bill done. it is going to be more than some people wanted, it is going to be less than what other people wanted. what i'm concerned about is, is it transformative? is it going to be a massive investment in people's lives, in improving people's lives, so that, rachel, at the end of the day, they actually trust us in government to deliver. that to me is the biggest thing here and that's why i'm looking at every piece of this through that lens? will we. a. we are going to fight for everything. we just may not get nvrg, you know, for the longer term. we have got to deliver something at least nonconfrontational. can you be in politics without being an op to mist. i don't think it's going to be simple, i don't think it needs to be soon and we'll get there

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flds it would mean a number of things.ll of the major polluters exit to the sorts of reductions that we know we have to see if we're going to avert catastrophic warming of the planet. that's a roughly 50% reduction in carbon emissions within the next ten years. part of the some people are concerned at this point is that there is what we call an implementation gap, there's a gap between the words that politicians are using that world leaders are using, the commits they're making and the actual facts on the ground, whether they're doing anything to meet those commitments. here in the united states, for example, while the biden administration has committed to lowering carbon emissions by that necessary 50% within the next ten years, we don't have legislation in congress that would codify that and there is the continued construction of gas and oil pipe lines which is insistent with stabilizing warming below catastrophic levels. secondly, we're going to need to see the major polluters of the world all not only commit to these,

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