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this land is communally owned by local messiah rising in the distance. mount kilimanjaro africa. the highest p, someone, county family have lived here for generations. he and many of them a size support, a local conservation program. they leased land to the program, so the elephants can safely follow their establish routes as hers. the messiah benefit by maintaining access to large areas of grazing land for their cattle. but last year, so much by sold their plots to an agri business, specializing in eval cato cultivation. one was jeremiah lush. it's our right to move from the one on instead of leasing this cultural land to construction people because they, i think how can my quest 61 by you? i'm going to be paid and i printed out and you have a funding. i want to get to go to just kind of get another nice little human missing need. so if you knew agriculture, you can make a lot of money. but i've got a farming requires a huge amount of water critics. one, it could upset the balance of the local ecosystem and deprive them aside the livestock and wildlife of the water. they rely on

i climbed kilimanjaro. i thought that might have been exciting for her. she wanted to climb mount everest. she had grand goals. no women back then were even thinking this but she was. i went to nepal and did some checking. i was singing about her, how she would've enjoyed that. i interweave the story with her. she's amazing. she never married. she did this all on her own, always struggling financially. she died at about a jay-z -- 85. she wanted to go back and see greece because it was so important to her. she went back. she did not continue around the world. she went to see -- he couldn't see the whole world because she was feeling ill. she went back to the east coast and soon after that died. blair niles was one of her friends. she was there when she was on her deathbed. she writes about that in her peruvian book. and has a couple of really interesting pieces about any peck, a good friend of hers. jayne: yeah. i remember the 83rd birthday party with 83 candles. [laughter] blair was a master of publicity. she had the newspaper cameraman there. snap a pic

travelogue too some of places i went that she did not but might have liked to go to like i climb kilimanjaro. i thought that would have been exciting thing for her. she wanted to climb mount everest. i mean she had grand goals. i mean no women back then we're even thinking this but she was so and i went to nepal and did some trekking so i was thinking about her there how she would have really enjoyed that too. so i kind of interweaved the story with her. but yeah, she was amazing because she never married she did this all in her own always struggling financially. and then she died at about age 85. yeah, right right before she died. she wanted to go back and see the grease because it was so important to her. so she went back and then she but she didn't continue around the world she wanted to see the whole world because she was feeling ill and then moved i went back to the east coast. soon after that died, but blair niles was one of her friends and was there when she almost on her deathbed when she was sick and she writes about that in her peruvian pageant book that blair niles wrote which has

i climbed kilimanjaro. i thought that might have been exciting for her. she wanted to climb mount everest. she had grand goals. no women back then were even thinking this, but she was. i went to nepal and did some trekking, so i was thinking about her there, how she would have really enjoyed that. so i interweave the story of her. but she was amazing. she never married, she did this on her own. always struggling financially, and then she died at about age 85, right before she died she wanted to go back and see greece, because it was so important to her. so she went back, but she did not continue around the world. she wanted to see the whole world because she was feeling ill and went back to the east coast. and then soon after that she died. but blair niles was one of her friends and was there when she almost was on her deathbed when she was sick. she writes about that in her peruvian pen book, which has a couple of interesting pieces in their about annie peck, who is a good friend of hers. jayne: i remember the 83rd birthday party with 83 candles on the c

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reporter: for thousands of years, people have been herding livestock's along the plane of mount kilimanjaro. they've been teeming with wildlife even longer. tourists come here to seet. he guides them when he is not when -- not with his cows. he and his community agreed this area should be preserved for grazing and wildlife, so he is alarmed some of it is being fenced off for farming crops. >> we moved so that this land is for one person -- this is not good for us as messiah. we see -- as masai. reporter: the land available has been shrinking since colonialism. the farmers fenced off just under a square kilometer of land. conservationists say it has followed a series of decisions by relevant authorities and say many more investors are waiting to see if this farm would be allowed to continue, and if it is, they say many more tracts of land would be fenced off and that would be devastating for herders and for wildlife. within the fence, one company plans to grow avocados. it belongs to agricultural investors from the capital to kilometers away. for our manager who is from this area, also owns

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kilimanjaro. he put chalk between his teeth and had a sharpshooter shoot it out.obuchar's father was a kid at the time to call minnesota one of three kids to call minnesota for jfk after they looked at the numbers and that put jfk over the top. the ap called it like 15 minutes later. so he had an absolutely wonderful looifr and we still, our thoughts remain with amy and the entire family. >> that's a nice to remember. the newspaper in the star tribune minneapolis had a great piece about him the other day. we will get to the news now that we've covered corey kluber's no hitter. michael steele, thank you for shaking your head, michael. and co-founder of punch bowl news anna palmer now an msnbc contributor, as well. welcome aboard, anna. mika has the morning off if you haven't been able to tell already. >> yes. >> so let's get into the news. the bill to create a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th capitol attack has passed the house, but faces an uphill battle in the senate. 35 house republicans went against party leadership to join all democrats in

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