in 2003 another company used explosives to search for petroleum near a kitch while village without mourning the residents some of the villagers filmed the blasts. there were protests and the government responded by sending troops to the region some of the local women seized the soldiers' weapons the demonstrations of bench really forced the troops to leave. the kitchen sued the government to try to stop these oil extraction efforts the video evidence featured in the lawsuit. a court ordered officials to consult with local residents on any future projects. that i don't like it was the women. to seize the initiative they took away soldiers weapons and that made a big impression on the local men and since then the women have been giving the orders around here and we hope that many other communities will follow this example on. radio broadcasts we've interviewed local women about how they took on this new role. among my people. men really don't take women seriously yet so it's still hard for us if he she. saw my quarreling guy is on her way to meet yana who wants to find out how the local resid

. >>> from her home kitch tone her own shop, a pie ahead pandemic, abc 7 news righnews. >>> the pay area's post covid- finally gettinunderway. today, twobig tech giants, facebook and uber laid out their plans to reopen their offices, thank you for joining us. that is possible because several bay area counties are now in the orange tier. as abc 7 explains employees can expect big changes if and when they return. >> reporter: after a year of remote work, uber and facebook are saying it is time to go back to the office if you want to. >> the message they are sending is that the doors are open and that it is your choice. >> reporter: workers temperatures will be screened on a daily basis before ansoens will not be provided like lunch and transportation. >> the google buses that ran up and down the peninsula, how many people are going to get on them? what is the distancing going to? can they operate them now? is it efficient? as far free food how are people going to feel about a cafeteria style food. >> reporter: we have uber, opening at 20% capacity on monday. their mission bay offices, both c

. >>> from her home kitch tone her own shop, a pie ahead showing us success during the pandemic, abc news right now. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> the pay area's post covid- 19 office reopenings are finally getting underway. today, two big tech giants, facebook and uber laid out their plans to reopen their offices, thank you for joining us. that is possible because several bay area counties are now in the orange tier. as abc 7 explains employees ct they return. >> reporter: after a year of remote work, uber and facebook are saying it is time to go back the office if you want to. >> the message they are sending is that the doors are open and that it is your choice. >> reporter: workers temperatures will be screened on a daily basis before coming into the office. and some amenities will not be provided like lunch and transportation. >> the google buses that ran up and down the peninsula, how many people are going to get on them? what is the distancing going to? can they operate them now? is it efficient? as far free food how are people going to feel about a cafeteria style food. >> repor

when do we getaway from the k kitche stuff and not just taco bell >> well, i don't know when you canto the nfts and go for the real stuff >> well, there are real uses, and rob gronkowski is selling virtual trading cards as nfts, and the topps shop which has licensed material from the nba to buy a digital version of lebron dunking, and that is a real value if you feel like you bought this unique thing, and it is a scarcity like a physical cardboard trading card and this is where the value is coming in. >> casey, i get it if this is like the certificate that authenticates the actual item, and ki thi can think of that be the nft 30 years from now. >> and look, the successful things look incredibly dumb or looking like toys, so a reason to be bullish on the nfts is the fact that genius brand marketers of taco bell have decided how to drive a news cycle with it. and the nba topps stuff is interesting because i was a former collector, and so the nfts are having an amazing day and incredible year. >> and nfts and bitcoin. >> have you bought any, casey? i wonder if he has bought any? >> at t

plus million a year to change the lives and circumstances of why people leave in the first place kitche have a great idea. i'm going to make sure my son is taken care of is put -- who old was he or she? >> he's 9. i met a 10-year-old. >> a 9-year-old, i'll send him on a 1,000-mile journey up to the quite because i know joe biden's a nice guy and he'll take care of him what a desperate act to have to take circumstances must be horrible so we can do something about that that's what the vice president's going to be doing, what i did when president obama asked me to come and deal. i was in turkey at the time. he said he got to take care of this so we put together a plan and it had an impact. so the question here is whether -- how we go ahead and do this. what we do there's no easy answer >> quick follow if i may do you want to see these unaccompanied minors staying in this country or be deported eventually >> the judgment has to be made whether or not -- in this young man's case he has a mom at home. there's a reason he would be flown back to his mom. >> final follow, sir you mentioned circ