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second class people and it took about twenty one thousand people to construct much of peachy when the incatrail purchased. them just impressive. such a picture was divided into like three areas so then the richest area which is in the center. you know the avenue area where like the houses were and you have the common area of the terraces we've seen at. least. one today only seventy five percent of much to preach to are actually excavated so the other twenty five percent are still in process so there's more to come into next year yes. cops are working for a few hours it's finally cleared up the one of which are still a little bit of clouds but they will also go away. that's impressive. so when i could show we are standing on a much a picture which means the engine mountains. and down there in the city i've just shown you. all right guys that's good. and proved. my journey continues i have left puzzle and i'm on my way to the bavarian forest just an hour away from the city the region is a popular destination for hiking skiing and relaxing. to get an overview i asked for the visitor center in

the incas lived in harmony with their environment. for today's population, the idea is to give back what they have taken from nature. the past few centuries have seen the area almlmost completely deforested, with no effort to replenish the devastated woodlands. these people are the first generation to recognize that something has to change. hermogenes, one of the village leaders, is here with his family. >> it's hard to dig holes in the ground here. you might dislodge rocks, you can never rule out accidents. you have to be extremely careful. there are no trees left here and no firewood to gather. so i'm glad that we're planting new trees. my friends and neighbors have all come along to help. >> constantitino aucca is the n behind the project. he set up an ngo called the association for andean ecosystems, or ecoan, in 2001. he and his team want to plant 25 ,000 saplings today. they have to work quickly so that the roots won't dry out. >> if there's no vegetation or trees, the water will flow straight from the mountain down into the val

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the hussy in the last scene inca has survived intact for more than four hundred years. it's hosted a number of prominent guests including the german geographer and naturalist alexander from homeboy. if you want yoko lawyer. if you know it was got withered stand it must seem like a while he was doing research on cotopaxi. and this was a good place for him to work because on clear days you can see the volcano from here weeks ago he was able to make detailed persia will observations over an extended period of time. vary quite the rock and which was on his case so it was only with a party this is the room where one boat stayed in eighty nine to now days visitors can stay here. humboldt's were created the basis for his mountain research. but he never did climb cultural patching. the national parks that surrounds the volcano is home to a number of wild horses. we wanted to find out how they ended up here in the shadow of the world's tallest active volcano. we get the connection that the city says the lookers on the horses that live in the national park broke out of the nearby

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historically my people were here and that means everybody gets tons come she wo be shocked to learn what the incas, the aztecs, and the mayans did to each other. they're been worse, there have been divisions of geography, an there have been boundaries put throughout history. if she read her history, she would know that. h the reason that immigrants, i'm an immigrant, the reason that immigrants come to this country is because this country does have some standards and a highe quality of living and some and frankly if we were to take down those borders and let everybody and that had any a standards with the lever it would be a place that those folks wouldn't want to come to any more. the american ideal requires som borders and some limitations an i think she knows that and i think the democrats on her part know that. >> again, bloomberg tonight, he keeps sayinguo pie in the sky thinking. he was talking about the green new deal, but you can hop scotch over this issue and again , inexperienceop maybe she is excited about the issue and she goes full bore, but she's getting bad advice. she said today she

historically my people were here that means everyone gets to come, she would be shocked to learn what the incasthe aztecs, and the mya's did to each other, there have bn wars and divisions of geographyt without history and if she read her history she would know that. i was an immigrant, the reason that immigrants come to this country is because this country has standards in a higher quality of living and principles that it lives by. if we were to take down those borders and let everybody in, it would be a place those folks won't want to come to anymore. the american ideal requires some borders and some limitations and i think she knows that. her position is untenable. >> laura: i keep quoting bloomberg tonight, he keeps saying pie in the sky thinking he was talking about the green new deal. you can hopscotch over to this issue, and inexperience, maybe she gets excited about the issue and she goes fullbore. she wants to abolish ice -- this is at a time when we find out that ms-13, another murder happened in her district. yet her big priority is to abolish ice. >> it goes back to mismanagement of

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at the same time, if it was a ck it's good for jeff bezos to find out inca that . it's happened before. when rub pefrt murdock's paper was doing that to a cell phone? if i was jeff bezos, i'd want to find out how it happened personally and professionally. o doesn't want subject to people sneaking around in his personal stuff and alsois business stuff. i don't think it's thet crazi thing to investigate this at all in any way. >> cara swisher, thank youor joining us. >> congratulations you stayed in safe terrain there. >> it's so hard not to mak puns. >> that's what twitter is for. >>> in the meantime, all eyes on capitol hill where thecting attorney general is preparing to face congress after a o day drama over whether he would appear. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker wit more on that. >> reporter: good morning to you. democrats' new power of ov fsight will be onl display with acting attorney general matthew whitar said et testify within hours. despite the fac he once criticized it, it's a high stakes hearing that almost didn't happen. this morning the a

inca republican hit on the exact point i was going to make in response to this question, it does -- atint does not matter whether he is the character or the person in the kkk hood. it is on his page the fact that he had this racist image on his medical school yearbook page, speaks to his judgment, speaks to what was he thinking, speaks to where was his head at that time. it completely still erodes his moral authority to be the governor of the state, just having that picture on his page. now throw in now that he's saying he doesn't know it's him and now jonathan has tweeted it out the governor is calling around to classmates to try to determine whether he is in this picture, that does not matter anymore now that the former sitting vice president of the united states has called on him to resign, that his -- when he was lieutenant governor, governor mcauliffe has called on him to resign, bobbie scott, the dean of the congressional delegation in your state, has called on you to resign. you have a sitting lieutenant governor who is african-american who is lovely and cordial and has been sil

something we won't be able to exclude is pilot incapacitation, for won't be able to exclude is pilot incaion for that. focus i know is the pilot and how certified he was in terms of making this fight happen. because different levels of certification allow pilots to do the certain things. you are not yet satisfied that he had the right licence, basically? well, we a lwa ys right licence, basically? well, we always dry and fine out what the situation is with regards to somebody‘s qualifications. the problem we have in this particular case is that we believe that the license in the logbook were lost with the aircraft. in the licence in particular would be the primary source of information for us to determine the validity of the various ratings on the pilot license. what we are having to do at the moment is dry and fine the information through alternative sources and it's taking longer than we would like. isn't there a central information point, like there is with driving licences for cars? isn't there something you can look up isn't there something you can look up and simply find that out? t