tell me about why my name is frank franklin, the professor has come to see eric livestock, france, l u c. i. 7 the test results a clear material from the nearby mine tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what you would find in natural water sources and redo her. we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok. so most, let's say indicative metal for mining impact that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find it and polluted natural prestige. water soften in a farm surrounded by pollution. its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or fell off or analyze the metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator,

here to the 970 the part of it by and then the son of the general each night in finding a claim h u c l u s. cart, on the 10th of september, 2001 the day before the fax, your form to me is ms. clink will not go ahead. and because what happens after i get back to new york, or was it from the, from the us government in vain, other countries and to know in the nation on the war and the human rights concerning the fight. and in this context, no car at this stage was ready to hear the claim from the time. so i started off to the what an extraordinary coincidence we, we invite henry kissinger online. i've tried to, i've spoken to him actually, he but he hasn't said he has to this program. not sure if you've seen the new australian papers in the past few days released showing how the liberal prime minister then the foreign minister building mac amman, australia is secret service in santiago, once tell to ca, against your press would be close to ration. but also we can find the scope in it from, from even from countries western europe. and the way by the united states in order to interfere with t

could be sued now under the new legislation, and many are expected to shut down julia k from the a c l u reproductive freedom project spoke to us about the impact of the new law and why it's so repressive elmore enforced, it's through a bounty hunter scheme, it says that any person can sue you if they believe that you have performed an abortion after 6 weeks the pregnancy helps someone to get an abortion after 6 weeks, or even just intended to do either of those things. and it's basic feed, improving a violation. they get a $10000.00 pay day. so this is designed to open the floodgates to abortion opponents, or really anyone looking for a financial windfall to bring the harassing vigilante lawsuits. that will be incredibly burden some in costly for people sued even if they ultimately prevail. the reality is that the threat of these, these bounty hunter lawsuits means that nearly all abortions came to a complete stop in texas today. 5 emergency service workers in the u. s. have been charged over the death of elijah mclean, a black man who died also being detained by police in colorado. in

through this illegal, illegal logging issue and illegal deforestation, which is one of the specialties of l u. c. c. she will probably speak on that. i would like to highlight that despite these, these very important role of being juveniles, lance, in brazil and curbing the deforestation. and actually there are, if you, if you take the indigenous lands and all of their protected areas, just for example, national parks and other kinds of reserves. you would have around 40 percent of the amazon by legally protectors. and but despite of that, she moved from arrow was elected. we've seen a lot of the fire station inside these lands as never for i think he was there. and we of the for the size of indigenous land since both. and i was elected 20 percent. what is, is even more concerning is that the, when you, when you look at the areas where there are isolated, tried the deforestation, sword, more than $200.00 sense in the last years. so this is even more concerning because these tribes are, are, have, have, they have had no contact with our society. and there is a policy, a national policy in braz

l. u and diplomats in molly during that same year. nicholas hawk has more on this from dot com and cynical. we've heard from the french defense ministry that this neutralizing of, of alto, ari as, as they, as a matter of describes it happens in august, but it's only now that there are now thing the official death of the head of the isolate philly in the region. this worry was behind us attacked against american forces in these year, but also against french forces and african maryan forces on the ground in the tri border areas. burkina faso molly and the share he is the significant figure. he was part of the other arm group before that might be to who was responsible for the attack on a hotel and bama co. but before that, he was part of lou joe, which was a group that took over the north of molly. so this is a significant attack, at least from, from the french's perspective, the timing of it is interesting because just yesterday we heard of molly the new molly and authority lead by, by, by

the a c l u those types of organizations with big.have to step in now to act on behalf of women and either cover legal fees or cover fines. if those if those organizations lose clearly the political fight over abortion rights, ramping back up once again in this country, you mentioned congress and the role that it might play here. and to that end, house speaker nancy pelosi said just yesterday that the house will be voting later this month on a bill that is meant to protect the right. to abortion in this country. let's listen to what the speaker had to say when we go back to washington. we will be putting roe v. wade codification on the floor of the house to make sure that women everywhere have access to reproductive health that they need. all right, so it's called the women's health protection act, and it would guarantee the right to access an abortion. how might this legislation if it were to pass, nullify some of the more restrictive abortion laws being passed in states across the country? well, it's simply can't do that without the

during the early stages of the pandemic, we heard from tracy l vino from the u. s l because he group for nursing home residents. she thinks cuomo is book deal and insult to injury. i had never in my life seen a larger up front to ethics than the new york state ethics commission rolling that wal mart can keep the 5100000 dollars of blood money that he received writing his book of allies. there are publicly available evidence that homo utilize to staff to write an edit and promote the book. and this was done on taxpayer money and on taxpayer time, which is a blatant violation of the law. i'm not sure what our legal recourse here is, but i can tell you that this decision feels like hey, chrome, i'll just take the money and run. it proves that us nursing home families have to be prepared for the fight of our lives to get any sort of accountability. war or justice. de 2 of russia's parliamentary election is in full swing. indeed, pulling stations in the for eastern time zone, where it's already nighttime of close their doors for the day. so there's plenty more time bot

their mission will continue until the end of the year. katrina, u l t 0. they take a statute derided as a towering symbol of historic racism has been brought down to the u. s. robert e lee serve as a general, and what was the confederacy breakaway southern states that force in the american civil war to maintain slavery? alan fisher reports from richmond the weight of history lifted from this part of america for more than a 100 years general robert e. lee has looked out over richmond in virginia. reminder, this was the heart of the confederacy. the capital, the center of the insurrection. he led to present slavery is continued domination of the skyline. a painful reminder there, the step in the right direction that there is going to be high $1.03 of this symbol of white supremacy. why nationally? now it's going to be important. i suppose that act with that same energy to make decisions in terms of legislation. it took little time to remove the statue. the crowd that gathered didn't hide their satisfaction at the other confederate statutes and listen, i've be

species from this unique ecosystem, or planted on village lands. duplicates again, fraser, green, g, u, l g. you sent me about about the the very proficient for doing my work that asked me you vote for the be have for august chiefs from and s plan is did make a lot of aging. dis, she'd built, the community can help to preserve the areas, reach by diversity, national houseman and stick it down to mama, florida. actually they do stripes image as the most to the model you i doing my time here. i've gained a real understanding of how intricately connected issue bunches, way of life is with the world around them, and how deep their knowledge optic runs. your true defenders of nature and their rights to remain here serve united guardians must be defended. you know to be the most. i mean i yeah. let that be the end of the being in the army and i need to get a bit later and what we have been there long enough for many of them this some of the things i need a bit as i'm looking, i took no bomb with me you know, but they have read a book to yes, i was there to be the most a to another man i studyin

. >> sandra: speaking of l is u where i won track athlete here is coacho. >> before you go, what's thatlet's do it. let's take a selfy, suns out, guns out on three. >> sun's out, guns out. team work, baby. you use that often. good stuff. >> jesse: casy? >> katie: this a feel good story a middle school in california was named wednesday for the nation's oldest living national park service ranger who happened to also be celebrating her 100th birthday during the ribbon cutting her name is betty reed. rosy the. the school chose her because of her leadership resilience. she also was named woman of the year in 1995. the california state legislature, and the 2005 she was named one of the nation's 10 most building community of dreams by the national women's history project. my grandpa was a park ranger in yellow stone. so very cool to see her. >> jesse: look as little like ruth bader ginsburg. >> katie: it did. >> jesse: i was thinking about getting big -- those are cool. >> jessica: thank you for giving me so much time. not. [laughter] i love britney spears. i would have had a britney poster sh

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what thank you for very rightly putting the spotlight on concerns about the l g, b u i, pos, community. and i can stand in a particular threat that they may find themselves under. this is something that we are focused on. i'm glad that cleared up. i'll be sleeping so much better tonight. thank god. luckily we have no issues in our country that are more important than the l g b t q. crisis in afghanistan. what, a complete, absolute bleeping idiot we have for a secretary of state. the only reason he's not the dumbest man in d. c is his boss already has that title. but the argument being made here isn't that the lives and rights of the l g b t q, community on to board and do aren't as important as all the others, the thousands of us green cardholders as well as europe and citizens that were left behind during this vacuum evacuation the argument is the congressmen are attempting to change the subject at the switch that turns people people's attentions to something else. because even under the u. s. back government here, homosexuality was, was a criminal offense. it was punishable by law an

achievement from his co lawn and experienced breathing problems which led to him returning to i c u. l. i posted a message to fans on instagram saying, my friends, i am still recovering very well today. i received visits from family members and i continued to smile every day. thank you for all the love i get from you. please also also posted this picture to her instagram, saying the normal recovery scenario for man of his age of turn operation like this is sometimes 2 steps forward. one step back. it's very normal nick, off of manager steve bruce says he won't quit after the club. fans booed the news during the $11.00 troll was leaving the premier league on friday. these went ahead . after 30 minutes, the senior went all the way in. but just if you have time you call, so we're level thanks to a great individuals in elevation, not bad as well. the home side remain in the bottom 3 would lead to a point above the relegation thing. can i say about chance? look, see it again. i never want to walk away or quit when there's a fight and i continue to try and do the best to me. the best i can b

home buyers waiting for their properties to be completed by the fab holding their breath. katrina, u l 20 aging. ah . hello again. i'm fully back bow with the headlines on june, the israeli forces have rested 4 of the 6 simian prisoners who escaped from a maximum security facility on monday. one of those recapture is zachary, as a bady, he was a high profile figure in time on doing 2 more prisons remain at lodge. any old times investigation has revealed the.

their mission will continue until the end of the year. katrina, u l t 0. it's time for the weather. here's everson. how we got more writing the full cost to japan over the next day, or $2.00 little area cloud. him moving through the sea of japan. wet weather, coming in as we go on through the next 2448 house. could see this area of low pressure which will swing its way through some mic showers coming in 27 celsius f t o k. does move through prices, skies coming through that rain turns increasingly, sherry making way for the next system, another rather more organized. find of cloud and rain which will make us where it goes north, east and parts of china across the korean peninsula. and more south is pushing into southern parts of japan to that state. centralized china saying a few shares, hong kong lousy, dry taiwan. we'll see a few shots joy your attention to these systems. here we have a tie fern, and shown to that in the open waters that's making its way towards parts of the philippines. selim, areas of taiwan and concerned that's not moving into the south china seas that will gra

the, the discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george m u l e. in budapest, he's a pod, castro, the gabble which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow were joined by dmitri babich. he is a political analyst and editor at, you know, it's me internet media project. right. gentleman, cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, it's going to georgia in budapest. i guess none of us are surprised george that we here talk of a e u army in the wake of the exit humiliating exit from our anason. but this isn't something that we've, we've heard for the 1st time. this has been popping up, left and right. and there are though, if it's make the claim which i think has created this, is this brussels looking for another power grab at the expense of others, particularly the united states. but then you have the atlanta system, it will have even more power to push back. i mean, i'm not really sure if it's a meaningful conversation, but we're talking about a b.

what thank you for rightly putting the spotlight on concerns about the l g, b u, i post community. and i can't stand in a particular threat that they, they find themselves under. this is something that we are focused on. i'm glad that cleared up. i'll be sleeping so much better tonight. thank god. luckily we have no issues in our country that are more important than the l g b t q. crisis in afghanistan. what, a complete, absolute bleeping idiot we have for a secretary of state. the only reason he's not the dumbest man in d. c is his boss already has that title. it is important to bear in mind that people are saying the l g b t q, community, the lives that their rights, that they don't matter, the point these, they're making that the l g b t, few community was prosecuted under the previous us back regime. the government here where he'll know sexuality was an offense, and it was punishable by even debt sherry a lot more remote communities. and for them now to be tried to turn people turn people's attention away from the crisis. he's gripping of gases starting to focus on the l g, b t

now we can see that sometimes we don't have enough money to even buy bread food as an affordable u. l. a. at the live, you know, another car was devastated further last month when a fuel tanker exploded, killing at least 30 people. soldiers sees petro from the black markets, and they were handing it out to locals. well, it says injuries a testament to the desperate state people are in because of fuel medical and food shortages. get them the dollar above adapt to get my newborn had a temperature. i need a petrol to run the car to get her medication. so i went to get some of the free handout, but even that cost us our lives. nothing is for free. agencies are now receiving hundreds of calls a day, asking for food handouts. we are able to distribute around $300.00 to $4.00 on the 3rd month, which is only last thing 10 days for the family. at the worst case got in clear. since 2 years people are only eating bread with the teeth. the impoverished area has had the highest job losses during the pandemic. now this is some of the food a that's the right for the most vulnerable families here in

i'm joined by my guess, george m u l e. in budapest, he's a pod counselor at the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and in sydney we cross to jer loria, he's the editor in chief of consortium news dot com, or a gentleman, cross talk roles. and in fact, that means he can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to jo 1st because it's past midnight in sydney, so thank you very much for staying up and joining us. it's very much appreciated, joe, and you're actually closer to the time. and then the rest of us here, you know, when i look at the discussion, as i said in my introduction, you know, we can talk about arms and proliferation. and we can talk about the rules based order and all of that. but with the west tearing itself apart at the seams here, you know, you may look at a more competent chinese culture and civilization. it seems to me a lot of people in the west are actually missing this misunderstanding. but there's a huge challenge in this century about who will dominate, or at least

their mission will continue until the end of the year. katrina, u. l t 0. new un reporting to global disaster says increasing the extreme events are interconnected and compounding each other. the study examined 10 disasters in the past 2 years include the arctic heat waves, a freeze in texas and the pandemic. it says all the events are connected to human activity, whether from greenhouse gas emissions or insufficient risk management and separate disasters or overlapping psych phone i'm find last year caused a rising coated 19 cases in northern india. after forcing people to crowd into shelters, such as se solutions are also interconnected, reducing emissions will decrease disasters along with their frequency and overlapping consequences. notice that his body is a senior scientist at the united nations university institute for environment and human security. she says, individual actions have an important fact. it is important to recognize that there is not such a thing as the natural disaster, sir. there is a natural has which combine them up with our abilit

comes just days after high level talks between the palestinian president and israeli defense minister m u l. cya in gaza. with this update, these easing measures that have been announced by the israeli government today. off the 15 opening the sea, the gods, the sea up to 15 knots, miles in front of the gods, the fisherman, and also the reopening of the kingdom of with selim crossing and allowing more reconstruction materials, even if it's only in favor of the private sector. but also it has allowed the export of some of the materials from the gaza strip to where the occupied was bank like the textile and some of the fruits and vegetables as well as the increasing the share of water that is provided for it. because the strip as because the strip suffer is of accurate shortage of water. even if the water goes to only special parts in the strip, as well as also rising or expanding the number of workers and businessmen that go from because the strip through the bay tenant crossing or the air is checkpoint, to israel, to work in israel to $7000.00, which is adding a 5 more 1000 workers and busin

well, thank you for very rightly putting the spotlight on concerns about the l g b u i pos, community. and i can stand that particular threat that they, they find themselves under. this is something that we are focused on. i'm glad that cleared up. i'll be sleeping so much better tonight. thank god. luckily we have no issues in our country that are more important than the l g. b t q. crisis in afghanistan. what a complete absolute believe in aided we have for a secretary of state. the only reason he's not the dumbest man in dcs. his boss already has the title. well, the last us slight left off going to stand on august. the 30th brings were closed. america's longest 4 in the 2 weeks between the taliban. rapid advance and the deadline for the u. s. withdrawal the world witness. chaotic images, a sizes of desperate afghans sought away at, during all of this, however, the bite administration has continued to put on a brave face is killing me off in ice reports, when anton blanket was creaking, who did try to present the chaotic events we witnessed over the past few weeks as if they were s

their mission will continue until the end of the year. katrina, u l t 0. it's time for the weather. here's everson, how we got more writing the full cost to japan over the next day or 2 little area cloud. him moving through the sea of japan. wet weather coming in as we go on through the next 2448 house, could see this area of low pressure which will swing its way through some mic showers coming in 27 celsius f t o k does move through prices, skies coming through that rain turns increasingly sherry.

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