in 2020, gabriella cazares-kelly ran for the office herself and won. thing i was really struck by when i first started getting involved in politics is how much power there is in just showing up to things. if you want to get involved, there's always a way. and joining us now, in her first appearance on this program is pima county recorder, gabriella cazares-kelly, the first native american elected to a pima county-wide seat. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i know we have booked you in the past and have had to delay because of other breaking news situations. i am glad to finally have you here. we discovered you in ezra klein's reporting, where he was showing examples of people who were just taking charge of the politics that they saw around them in their own lives. tell us about the decision that you made about running for office. >> well, thanks for having me! i didn't ever expect to run for office. i really started this entire endeavor simply by registering voters at a local tribal community college, where i worked as an academic adviser. a

the thoughts of gabriella brochure, executive director of ox from international gabriella. thank you very much for your time and your thoughts today.

oh no, it's good gabriella. cheese is an ancestral thing. here in our story. yes. awesome . every family always has a piece of it in their fred show, but it can be used as an appetizer or as a desert. oh, but i bought it from the experience point of view. ca, brothers cheese is a tradition that will last forever. lou, yoko, i think so with more facilities, but yes, this tradition must go on. what would cover unless div without capital less cheese nicola ah, lit courts just arrived in the mail. a post card from euro, max reporter, hendrick felling. apparently there wasn't enough room on the card to write more than best wishes from, and then the name of the small village that he was staying in. and no wonder because that village and wales has the longest place name in europe. i'm not even going to try to pronounce that. i'll leave that to hendrick. he took a look around and asked to local what the name actually means for our series europe to the max. ah, welcome to fun, liar put quin give go get a clearance. dropoff fantasy leo cocoa go really what a tongue twister i am here i

on saw the genesis of foot, gabriella says the delta always gives him new strength, and he remembers the old police saying, the poachers may have gotten away 10 times, but next time we'll catch them. well caviar is not among the dishes, you'll find on the menu at nicholas fires. restaurant in the town of chester and north eastern england, when the british chef turned meagan a few years ago. he and his team made a choice to offer their customers a plan based menu. now the chef is getting the star treatment for his culinary excellence and his sustainable business model. i took the nearly 2000 year old city walls of chester is a very modern epicurean experience. pharma alice leads to live as fruit and vegetables straight from the field to nicholas fry is start restaurant heifer. what sets his casino, but is it's exclusively v again. i stopped eating, processed me specialty dairy. i just figured it was something we could transpose. i was the general public as a bit of a unique selling point. rarely. i'm really about the quality of the projects, rosalyn court and things out. his d. my way

the thoughts of gabriella boucher, executive director of ox from international gabriella. thank you very much for your time and your thoughts today. thank you. love is where we leave the news update for now. i'll be back at the top with more of the story, shaping your world today. ah ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to crossed out. were all things are considered. i'm funeral about their immediate reports, us intelligence warns of a rush and false flag operation to provoke an invasion of ukraine to those of us who are skeptical this sure sounds like still another weapons of mass destruction. conspiracy theory also, how bad could things get? ah to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest. maxine shook off, he's director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. and we also have dmitri barbara, she is a political analyst and editor, it interests me, internet media project for a gentleman crossed up rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciated. i was going to maxime, 1s

gabriella covered two rain forest activists brutally killed. returning to the amazon, gabriella learns how to campaign for sustainable development. al jazeera correspondence. ♪ >> our top stories. joe biden says he will be moving troops to eastern europe in what he is calling the near term. over a thousand on standby. ukraine's president has warned against panic over a possible russian invasion. zelensky sense of anxiety is weighing heavily on the ukrainian economy. ecowas has suspended burkina faso after the military takeover on monday but stopped short of imposing further sections. after a year of talks, argentina has reached a deal with the imf to restructure more than $40 billion of debt. pressure on the government to suspend repayments. what more can you tell us about this new deal? >> for the government, it is a relief. it gives it some space to breathe. the presidents, this whole issue has been looming over him since he took office. this was a loan that his predecessor took from the imf, the greatest in imf history. argentina had no way

she has most people couldn't imagine bringing up her family the place like this. gabriella will push or call the better or worse. this is my village. when i know all the parts, i know where to hide. if the bombing starts harder, i know it will protect me. there was a, if i can drop into addiction time, are surviving will be, i will of, or quote good will appear. don't me, the doctor sticking it out for years. so even catches now making plans to leave. ah, 80 years ago, national socialist leaders met at a villa at berlin's danzig, to plan the genocide of millions of european jews. in january 1942, this idyllic lakeside villa in berlin was the seeing for the infamous vans he confronts reinhardt. hi, trish, head of rice security, sent out the invitations. there was only one item on the agenda, the so called final solution of the jewish question. in europe, hydro had been placed in charge of the task at the beginning of 1941. now it was a matter of implementation. the plan to transfer more than 11000000 jews to the occupied eastern territories and murder them. at off i, sherman was in ch

my name is gabriella doyle of the transatlantic initiative. and implications will affect all of us.u say to americans in all 50 states and commonwealths about nato's value and role in the world not only in managing the current conflict with russia, but what nato can offer americans communities? >> i think that two world wars and the cold war the peace and stability in europe is not only good for europe, but it's also good for the united states. so, of course, nato and the american security guarantees to europe, they have been important for european allies. but that is also extremely important for the united states. peace, security is the basis for prosperity. so for ordinary americans, it is extremely important that nato is foundation for peace and stability all over the world. and this has been demonstrated over decades and especially for the united states after 9/11 when collected, and tens of thousands of european, canadian, u.s. nato personnel have served shoulder to shoulder with american soldiers in afghanistan in response to attack on the united states. and as i mentioned, wh

excuse me, the world health organization chief teachers ad nom, gabriella, says the w h. o is ready to support the government and provide help to the people effected earlier. the government of tango released its 1st statement following last weekend's volcanic eruption and synonymy, calling it an unprecedented disaster. but the country's only internet cable cut communications remain limited. images taken by a new zealand surveillance white sho ash covering much the pacific island nation. ashe is also making it impossible for plains to land at the airport. ships carrying relief supplies are on the way from australia and new zealand. but because of the enormous distances, it will still be a couple of days before the vessel reached. australia's prime minister scott morrison says his country is focused on providing aid to the disaster head islands, the very small island community in toner. and there are a lot of strains of town into st. and who have family and friends and ministrations . a visitor, they said they would be expecting us to do everything we can to stand with apis

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is leg gabriella. so capital s, cheese stands apart from other blue cheeses good. through its intense, somewhat tight flavor, then so vocal, because dawn, it's a very characteristic taste that is because i want the cheese as easy to combine. assyrians like appear with pretty sweet tastes, like jam or cider. per kilo of cub rallies retails for between 25 and 40 years isn't it's a cheese. i like a lot. i like strong creamy cheese. we always eat it at home. oh no, it's good capillaries. cheese is an ancestral thing here in our story, us humility. every family always has a piece of it in their fred show, but it can be used as an appetizer or as a desert. oh, but i bought it from the students point of view. ca, brothers cheese is a tradition that will last forever. lou, yoko, i think so with more facilities, but yes, this tradition must go on. what would cover unless div without capital less cheese got ah lick what's just arrived in the mail? a post card from euro, max reporter, hendrick failing. apparently there wasn't enough room on the card to write more than best wi

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get la gabriella. so capital s, cheese stands apart from other blue cheeses good through its intense, somewhat tight flavor then. so we'll go because don is very characteristic taste that is because i won't leave the cheeses easy to combine. austrians light appear with pretty sweet tastes, like jam or cider. per kilo of cub rallies retails for between $25.40 euro's it's a cheese. i like a lot. i like strong creamy cheese, always eat it at home. well no, it's good capillaries. cheese is an ancestral thing here in our story. yes. awesome . okay. every family always has a piece of it in their fridge or but it can be used as an appetizer or as a desert. oh, but i bought it from the experience point of view. her brother's cheese is a tradition that will last forever blue, yoko, i think so with more facilities, but yes, this tradition must go on. what would cover unless div without capitalism cheese nikolai ah lit courts just arrived in the mail. a post card from euro, max reporter hendrick felling. apparent

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in 2018 climatology, just pushed off sputter, and his colleague gabriella quality. from the university of ins, brooke began researching the possibility that the ice cave used to be even bigger. the trouble is ice that disappears, leaves no trace, at least that's what scientists used to think. but then geologists found tiny crystals that had formed and puddles left behind by former ice surfaces that have melted somewhere else. ready spectral and quote i found exactly these kind of crystals in the giant ice cave. in van massey clinic started as in their tiny cow site crystals which were long overlooked unslung excited feet. they were believed to be particles of sand, which in fact they represent a smoking gun or evidence of earlier ice formations goals for the past few years. we've been working very intensively and successfully to show that this vast system of ice caves used to be even larger ice lisa, though physically as the ice crystals not only proved there used to be ice here, it is possible to ascertain exactly how old they are in the last ice age the cave used

with mash, so find that even smallest urgent, get caught in them. often they die agonizing deaths. gabriella says this rescue effort shows how hard it can be to get them untangled. this beluga sturgeon, the largest species, is some 3 meters long and weighs 800 kilos. the police struggle to save it for over an hour with healey, been about 2 kilometers away from the sea is found to goga, a fishing port that can only be reached by boat for years. the town lived from caviar exports. since sturgeon fishing was ban. the fishermen have struggled now. they ferry tourists around. no one here wants to talk about poaching. they say there's been no compensation nor aid programs. they still go out. fishing says me of al effie mav, but they don't touch the stir. fishing is as much a part of his life as the rock music playing on his tourist vote. he feels the ban targets the wrong people. no longer college or he only wants to get caught, or those guilty of only minor violations. not a prop, for example, a grandpa truce units in the washer, but it's also lowered. we want to be gets charged to do alyssa, jil

my control was pathetic gabriella. yes, i'm very sure. yet it plugged in them. i was k m a little boy. hi lisa. i don't know. we should, but he's in the brain. you're still there. yep. a disclosure now come back. but it was when we see a play in the still down, it all those you know, but he did law contract on, but he didn't have hundreds so the wouldn't get. and then it goes by my susie did that all day. so one credit. but this, when you had yourself on a small wave of the air, a, b, e was almost named by logan. he had a song by 10 o'clock, j. trump. then of course, you know, the horn chill able crushing their glitching chima bottled into the decode i. here was a lot, but it was locked on me on another thing in the ocean watching grandma's name was to pay the money ah ah, you'd have to do the for the wash and on what do i let each here that that fits ready to ship that out for you that they don't oh sure to the $400.00 turn. oh i yeah. so shortly. so my new toy mom always shared that there stay your show. full specialist of our for chantelle to the spell out su

documentaries, all 0 correspondence explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers . gabriella is on the cover, the tragic story of to reinforce activities due to the kids fighting the devastation brought about by loggers and ranchers returning to the amazon gabriel insurance, how the campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course. those sought to profit in the forest destruction. i'll just hear correspondence. ah prepare for an invasion. the u. s. president warren says ukrainian can support that . an attack from russia may come as early as next month. ah. hello and welcome. i'm peter, don't be you're watching al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up a call to arms. burkina faso is the military leader vows to fight violent groups that are killed. thousands the meteoric rise of digital off the skies. the limits is.

in nearly four decades, voters will decide whether to unseat members allison collins, gabriella lopezelman liga following a run of controversies. they are just playing politics and not doing their jobs. opponents of the recall say it's too costly and the school board members represented diverse group of san franciscans. where the people are frustrated and feel like these members of school board are not doing a good job, whether it's incompetence or mismanagement or something else . i think that would be driving most voters. political science professor jason mcdaniel said the school board has gone especially foreign alienating themselves from the electorate. that means that a lot of the more passionate people on all sides of the recall issue will be the ones that will most likely be out in voting. voters in june, will then decide whether to recall district attorney chase a. boudin who campaigned on ending mass incarceration. favoring rehabilitation over punishment, but surging crime during the pandemic has invigorated his detractors who gathered enough signatures last year to force the

my control was pathetic gabriella. yes, i'm very sure. yet it plugged in them. i was k m a little boy. hi lisa. i don't know. we should, but he's in the brain. you're still there? yep. a disclosure now come back. but last one we see a play in the still down. it all those you know, braided like contract on, but he didn't have hundreds so the wouldn't get an invalid or by my susie did that all day. so don't read it. but this, when you had yourself on the saw way of, of the, at, at the he was almost new by logan. he had a song by santa critique trunk stern. of course, you know, the horn chill able, crashing there. gretchen, similar to the decode i hear was celebrities, laughter, me on. another thing in the ocean watching grandma's name was to pay the money ah, ah, to the, to do the for those. and on what days i let each here that that fits any special orders from here that they know. oh, sure to the 400 tour. oh hi, you are so sure she'll do. so my father in law, molly assured that there stay your ship until specialists of our 4th chantel took the spell out to the

peter, all of a r, t in geneva, constance in gabriella. the head of the russian delegation for military security and arms control based in vienna, express his opinion on what to expect from the meeting. the milling minister rotan 2nd sibling can, will help to make it druggists in these negotiations, giving to evans to the ukraine. and it provokes conflict on the border board of visitors that are getting submitted in just on our mac can make all inside of this more than one according to our international obligations. busy in rate, ukraine, we don't need these now, didn't really make any problem again to to, to, to have negotiations positions before negotiations. i think they accusing blaming graphic never to think what can happen or have any report claims. former pope benedict, the 16th failed to take action in 4 cases of alleged sexual abuse or serving as archbishop of the german city of munich. and finding the study by a german law firm looks into the cases of abuse perpetrated in the period between 945 and 2019. and how church officials

documentaries, all 0 correspondence explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers . gabriella is on the cover. the tragic story of 2 reinforced activities, brutally killed fighting. the devastation brought about by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learns how to campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction. or does your correspondence lou ah, ah. are one who talked stories jojo 0 more. russian ministry jets have landed in better room for drills as the kremlin says, b u. s. and nato a failed to address that security concerns over ukraine. is our you as president joe biden and ukrainian president of m as event sky, holding a call to discuss the rising tensions. cooley doesn't burkina faso have warned former government ministers not to leave the capital or obstruct military offices on days. military coups will be discussed as an emergency meeting of west african leaders on friday as tomorrow. castro has been sworn in as be 1st female president of honduras to ceremony in the

documentaries or 0 correspondence, explore the stories which have marked their lives and careers. gabriella is on the cover. the tragic story of 2 reinforced activists brutally killed fighting. the devastation brought up by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learns how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction. or does your correspondence lou ah, welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this our u. s. president joe biden says he'll be moving a small number of troops to eastern europe and what he's calling the near term. the pentagon has put around 8 and a half 1000 military personnel on standby after russia deployed more than a 100000 troops and his buddha, with ukraine and ukraine's president as warned against panica about possible russian invasions lovigno. zalinski says anxiety in the west is weighing heavily on the ukraine economy and sees no major change on the ground compared to last year. and west africa main regional block has suspended between a fast as

young families, gabriella, family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their day stranded at st. $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of fear and 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately trying to assist them. some local said they felt solidarity with those on board as the plight of the ringa reminded them of our chaise own struggle. us, of allah get, get us. we got for la martha people here have experienced needing help from other countries. we can never forget was our situation was like when we were hit by the soon army. although it took days for the government to confirm it would allow the refugees to disembark in indonesia, the you and hcr has thanked them, saying they'd saved lives in a statement for you. and hcr said it was grateful to indonesia for once again proving its humanitarian spirit. it also praised indonesian authorities for it said, setting an example by o

but president huck. gabriella dismissed the idea. but since the queue russian mercenaries from the wagner group operating in central african republic, and molly say they are ready to help bertina fossa tooth. 2000000 people have been forced from their homes in a country scarred by what feels like an endless spiral of violence. with no peace in sight. nicholas hawk al jazeera. why do go? b, u. s. defense secretary ones, the pentagon to limit civilian casualties caused by american asked strikes. lloyd austin says it's a moral imperative to protect civilians. he wants an action plan within the next 90 days. and hopes the pentagon can implement the recommendations. there has been criticism in recent months, falling an air strike in the afghan capital last year, the killed 10 civilians. p j. crowley is a retired us air force colonel, and formerly an assistant secretary of state, he says, public opinion of a conflict is often influenced by civilian deaths. the ice age military is exceptional at hitting what it's saying. it's not as good as

but president huck. gabriella dismissed the idea. but since the qu, russian mercenaries from the wagner group operating in central african republic, and molly say they are ready to help bertina foster tooth. 2000000 people have been forced from their homes in a country scarred by what feels like an endless spiral of violence. with no peace in sight, nicholas hawk al jazeera walker to go. north korea has confirmed it, testified a series of ballistic missiles on thursday. pyongyang has carried on 6 launches this month. in defiance of the un security council leader, kim jong owen, was seen at the factory that state media says, helps to manufacture missiles. young yoke is the associate research fellow at the ascent institute for policy studies. he believes north korea, we'll continue testing weapons until the us returns to the negotiating table. this is the per perfect timing for north korea to look for a pressure on doug country like as south korea or united states and even china. i. well, i mean there is a good reason, i think that tho

as here as gabriella lozano is in new york, where that civil lawsuit against present prince andrew, is on the way. what appears that this is going to a trial, and the trial will be towards the end of this year, assuming, and this is a big assumption here that prince andrew and his lawyers decide not to settle out of court. that could very be a very real possibility at this point, but assuming that does not happen, it's very much now going down a legal process to a trial at the end of this year here in federal court in new york. so a couple of questions you ask yourself, does prince andrew have diplomatic immunity? the answer to that by most legal analysts is no, only the queen, queen and her immediate household have diplomatic immunity. he does not fall under that category, but will he be present at the trial in new york? the answer to that is also know that highly unlikely. and that's because this is a civil case right now and not a criminal case. and in civil cases the, the courts can not ask for the u. k to extradite someone to the us for a civil case such as this, if it was crimina

opponents fault gabriella lopez, faaulga moliga, they cite misguided priorities including a botched school renaming effort and delays in bringing students back to the classroom. opponents point out all three are people of color and they called the recall effort a power grab. election day is february 15th. >>> things not getting easier for tonga. now volcanic ash from the eruption is delaying aid to the nation. new zealand's military currently trying to send much needed supplies. they can't make the trip because of the heavy ash on the airport runways. unicef pacific also says they're ready to send emergency supplies like water and hygiene ki preparing to help the people as well. oakland's sf enterprises sends freight almost exclusively to tonga. the company is hoping to cooperate soon with official relief agencies in that country, but due to extremely limited communication, that has been difficult. others concerned about tonga are setting up a go fund me site. >>> all right, it is 5:37 now, and this is our live look out our window over san jose. we see some clouds there in the distance, bu

they are in favor of recalling board members allison collins, gabriella lopez, and they say they are not happy with the way the board has handled a number of issues throughout the pandemic. >> the best outcome would be to get competent people on the school board. um, there are some really big problems right now. there is a huge budget deficit and there is a lot of kids who have actualen behind in terms of their schooling and this board hasn't acknowledged the learning loss that's happened, much less which up with a plan. >> the election is february 15th but early voting starts on tuesday. >>> black therapists at kaiser permanente in oakland and richmond say they are going on strike tomorrow. they say they were told they would have martin luther king day off as a paid holiday, but then it was changed back to a regular-work day. well tonight, kaiser is apologizing for what it calls a miscommunication. but it's not backing down. nbc bay area's scott budman has the latest. >> reporter: mental health clinicians at kaiser oakland say the healthcare giant went back on its promise to make ma

allison collins, gabriella lopez and fogelman liga following a run of controversies. they are just playing politics and not doing their jobs. opponents of the recall say it's too costly and the school board members represented diverse group of san franciscans. whether people are frustrated and feel like these members of school board are not doing a good job, whether it's incompetence or mismanagement or something else, i think that would be driving most voters. political science professor jason mcdaniel said the school board has gone especially foreign alienating themselves from the electorate. that means a lot of the more passionate people on all sides of the recall issue will be the ones that will most likely be out in voting. voters in june, will then decide whether to recall district attorney chase a. boudin who campaigned on ending mass incarceration. favoring rehabilitation over punishment, but surging crime during the pandemic has invigorated his detractors who gathered enough signatures last year to force the recall. i think the dea recall will be a real sense