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the klamath tribes took the ranchers to court to prevent them from over using the lake water. the court decided in the tribes favor and the farmer's access was cut off. it came as a huge shock to the $200.00 ranchers involved. among them, don nielsen, who sees it as evidence of a wider conspiracy. they called at global warming alley call a climate change. they'll change it to something i also make it fit their agenda. they go to plan the control water. they control the people until the been a dam, blocked the lake, and the canal irrigated the farms. after the ruling federal agents came and closed the gate or plant all good or not, people rally the and we had a couple 1000 people who are going to come full bulkhead and get to get the heads. gates go on and start getting water flowing to the farmers. oh yeah, we're ready. we're still ready, but you got to get people to back your down is determined to organize a fight back with and hopes to recruit his neighbors. right now you guys there on yes. having a little info on alice water affected you guys or sour how it really affected.

the sites targeted for spending this year cover much of southern california along with the klamath river basin on the oregon, california border. officials say the wildfire prevention efforts could be affected by budget cuts floated by republicans who now control the u.s. house. >> the treasury department is trying to by congress and the white house more time as the countdown toward a possible government default officially begin today. secretary janet yellen said in a new letter to congressional leaders that she's now taking extraordinary measures to avoid a potential economic crisis. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports now on the debt ceiling debate. >> the u.s. officially hit its debt limit thursday, but president biden and house republicans are no closer to reaching a deal. there will not be any negotiations over the debt ceiling. i think it's a sign of arrogance. if you would say he wouldn't even discuss to house speaker kevin mccarthy wants massive spending cuts in exchange for raising the nation's 31.4 trillion dollar debt ceiling. it should not be used as a political

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battles around the state to defend farmers against environmental protection measures for many of klamath country, farmers into his wild conspiracy theories about secret government plots. and i have started hitting homes. what if i told you that you are being lied to? what if i told you that these lies are being told to get gain and to further people financially and to further a religious radical belief? what if i told you that there is a group of people that have rejected the teachings of the bible and are willing to force others to their beliefs? it's disturbing rhetoric that helps explain why many here are becoming radical eyes to to, to patriot south american dream was, was made with people i came and bonded at standard. that's for sure. speech that day to you gave me a lot of confidence that we were doing the right thing as well. here in columbus, i'm going to pray. now they are rallying around, dan nielsen and his call for action. they're like are we just hold our hand, you know, what's going on in our world, lord with everything with covered in the water and everything that's going

the sites targeted for spending this year cover much of southern california along with the klamath river basin on the oregon, california border. officials say wildfire prevention efforts could be affected negatively by budget cuts floated by republicans who now control the u.s. house. >> thousands across france today marched against the government's plan to raise the legal minimum wage pension age from 62 to 64 french president emmanuel macron had made pension reform a centerpiece of his presidential campaign. a recent poll in the country suggest that 2 thirds are against raising the pension age. every union in the countries participating in the march is in the protests and they hope to get 1 million people out there on the streets. trains metro's buses, airports in schools everywhere, you affected by today's demonstrations. >> now to seoul, south korea, where a huge fire spread through a village where they had a lot of densely. constructed, makeshift homes destroyed at least 60 homes, forced about 500 people to flee. photos from the scene showed firefighters fighting the flames under th

the sides covered by this funding includes southern california and the klamath river basin on the oregon, california border. federal relief from the president's emergency declaration is expected to also help residents living on the peninsula. kron four's terisa stasio reports from san mateo county. >> at double slide, a giant boulder came crashing down, blocking southbound lanes on highway one a few miles away. a sinkhole on highway 92 continues to create hardships for residents and businesses. mobile homes flooded open up the san mateo county event center. we had cots and were able to to help people that way. >> hotels we had to open up. there are homes that fortunately wreck that we the brunt of it. dave canada or supervisor was san mateo county says recently announced federal dollars will certainly help the county and its damaged infrastructure. you know, it's our whole. we've got a lot of damage on the coast and a site. our whole is those dollars will really a move us forward direction were able to repair cannabis as well. fema money will mend a lot. there are still many and funded p