the new pipeline would run right through the lyon property. >> so, it would be coming over that ridgethere where you see the tallest trees, down that mountain, and it will come in our property right about there and cut down and go through the creek. >> reporter: building a pipeline would mean cutting a path 95 feet wide, clearing everything in its way, including the trees. and equipment would be staged on their pasture for up to five years. the lyons have resisted each offer to put the pipeline under their land: from the first company in 25 who offered $4,000; to the most recent offer of nearly $100,000 from canadian energy firm, pembina. >> we won't be bought out because we love this land. we love the fish. >> and we wouldn't want to live here with the pipeline. >> reporter: the lyons are one more than 80 private landowners who have said no to the pipeline, but some have said yes. pembina says it's already secured more than 80% of the route. but it's not just about convincing landowners; this project needs approval from the federal energy regulatory commission and the state of oregon

now lyons and other veterans returned home to a changing nation. despite the slavery and the ratification of the 1779 boosted by the 1777 cotton gin patent, detrimental attitudes and 35 years after the war plaque revolutionary veterans along with white come race and even there they affected discrimination. it was a time challenge and to the racial construction. his name was benjamin. the wound was received at the battle of chippewa in july 14 and plaque revolutionary veterans remain proud of their service. at the end of the list one soldier added one more item, revolutionary uniform, invaluable. and in closing, we'll turn to a white private, a former private, henry halliwell, formerly of the fifth massachusetts regiment. he gave the simple befitting tribute to african-american soldiers free and slaves and fits all who served there in a number of rules. in my company there were -- part of them call on me after their time was out. they were go soldiers and before i bess, this is -- we. is first is a compendium of articles that you can access on line.

. >> as well as this exhibition, periphery of the night in lyons, you are also presenting "memoria" athe cannes film festival. can you tell us more about that story? >> the story is quite personal. it started from this symptom that i had, which is like a loud bang that happened in my head. just me. nobody can hear it. so it is time to build the story about this individual who traveled in this foreign landscape while hearing this bang that made her unable to sleep, so it became kind of insomnia. for me, there is something about night that is really captivating. when you don't see things clearly and your mind sometimes takes over. it is almost like a dream and a dream state. >> it is like a rumble from the core of the earth, and then it shrinks. >> "memoria" was filmed in combia -- in colombia, a departure from your familiar terrain. how did you find that experience? >> i wanted to get away from the comfort zone. that's one reason. another reason is working in thailand at the moment because of the political situation because i feel like if i make a film there, i need to collide head-on w

bases, so that was it for him who was left with a standing ovation so coming in for him was dominic lyons who came in to get out of this jam and with runners on the corners, you have victor robles to waive at the end of the inning and he did that as the giants when it as they enter the break with a major-league best record of 57 and 32. >> how are you feeling, a sense? the team felt that vibe at the rangers and the getaway game and the top of the second text book open a's here and the long ball and for the second straight day it opened the scoring with three pitches later sean murphy back to back and it was 2-0 and all-star chris bassitt pitch like one today with 7 innings and four hits in a run in 3 strikeouts and he got his 10. tyf th aman league and speaking of all-stars, metals and went deep twice and save it for the home run derby tomorrow. the all-star game is tuesday and the a's won it 4-1 and they are 3 1/2 games back from the astros in second place in the al west. >>> golf this time of year and celebrities play in a tournament at lake tahoe called the american century and events

following lance lyons, the homes has been swept away in the central city of autonomy. that's just southwest of tokyo, several so severe. torrential rain has now been falling for several days and authorities wanting people in some areas to evacuate to use a possible flooding. united nation, so 400000 people in ethiopia are suffering fallon and 1800000 more are facing starvation. it's one to the government and to grind rebel, it's fighters to obey a ceasefire to stop fish monitoring crisis getting was if you, if you government can hold the military operations this week, right before a major bridge and guy was destroyed, cutting off a critical aid suppliers the bodies of 2 more people have been found and the rubble of the apartment block that collapsed in florida last week and brings the number of confound dead to 22. well, there is the headlines next. it's as rice, the latest news, as it breaks the level of intimidation over the media over the last couple of days has been met. the most journalists have been beaten with detailed coverage. the ongoing, covered 19 health em

also speaking with the un representative, deborah lyons, she said in her speech that the board of points taken by the taliban actually amounted last year to a 3rd of all the revenue for the african government. now the african government gets a lot of money from the international community, but a 3rd of the african governments revenue raises itself and were told by the african ministry of finance. but just in recent weeks since they've lost those border crossings, they've lost $33500000.00. so those bought points, absolutely crucial to i've got to stop and they're still in the control of a tell about citing ok. excellent. context is always without diplomatic. it is a james by in couple. well, the conflict and gamma stands driving hundreds of people to make a perilous journey to europe for safety and shelter. turkey is just detained, a boat, carrying more than to the tune with 30 refugees in the g and c. officials, i believe the group of mainly african refugees are on their way to italy. monson reigns in bangladesh, have triggered landslides in what is the world's largest refugee camp, kil

the us lead lyons is expected to announce details of action against china later on monday. mike hannah has moved from washington. d. c. us has come out with a very strong statement from the 2nd international past the country. making very clear that the u. s. whole. china responsible for this massive pack of microsoft servers. what the u. s. is doing at this particular point, it's informed microsoft about the nature of the hacked. it has launched an investigation into the nature in a rare occurrence, the f b, i obtained a search warrant to go into corporate servers and remove elements of the hack that were left behind to prevent further hacks and also of course study how the heck was made so the u. s. is sharing all of this information with private entities in a bid to blocked any future attempts at hacks of service, such as those of microsoft. but it must be noted to as well that this is the 1st time that has been such a broad alliance formed what the u. s. has done is created a massive alliance, ranging from australia and new zealand, japan, b, e, u, nato, to publicly come

deborah lyons is focused on the humanitarian situation. and she focused on one headline figure, she said, there are now 18000000 people in afghanistan in humanitarian need. that's doubled since this time last year. and it is hope the population of afghanistan and now considered by the us to be in humanitarian need. this country isn't a very serious situation, that it is james, based from africa surge on his life from couple james, thank the white house is reportedly seeking 1000000000 dollars to help resettle afghan personnel who works with the us military. recent advances by the taliban have triggered growing concerned for their safety. president joe biden has already approved $100000000.00 in emergency funding to evacuate. ask our translators, other personnel, and their families. the state department says an initial group of 2500 people will be brought to a military base in virginia. although visa applications are processed. the 1st are expected to arrive before the end of this month. roughly 20000 defcon says sign up for special immigra

the 9 time champions seeing off the 2019 runners up courtesy of a solitary goal from lyon midfielderred form as he produced a stunning double save to keep out neymar and then richarlison. but there was nothing he could do about the goal, neymar bamboozling alexander callens with a nutmeg before setting up paqueta in the 24th minute and that proved to be enough for the reigning champions. they'll take on the winner of argentina vs colombia in the final. we really are at the business end of the euro 2020 tournament now with the first semi final taking place later on tuesday, and what a titanic clash that promises to be. it's italy vs spain at wembley. two teams that know each other very well. they've met seven times at the euros previously, the italians who knocked the spanish out of euro 2016, are on a 32—match unbeaten run while spain are the tournament's highest—scoring team with 12 goals in five matches. to wimbledon now and its ladies quarter—finals day in south west london a full capacity crowd on centre court and they'll be treated to the all australian tie between top seed ashl

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lyons said to go. everyone else at a 40, 51. it got to be, joe, what do you think? n'let i said i did know we had o many economists around the table. we owe the man a direct answer. mr. president, my suggestion is don't go. >> sean: at my suggestion is don't go. that joe biden is gone. today's weak and frail joe biden is getting steamrolled by america's enemies. we showed you china'sby hostile rhetoric and threats against american and japanese military bases. china is now openly talking about reunification with taiwan, if america dares to help our ally. it covers many in the latest cyberattacks from russia, and we showed you how russia and china have now aligned themselves and teamed up to fight iranians. it clearly none of these hostile actors fear or respect joe biden and neither does the taliban. as america draws no forces from afghanistan we have taliban extremists, they are moving in andov moving in quickly and nowe see they are seizing u.s. weapons and supplies ind the process and now the question is why on earth would we ever leave munitions and weaponry behi

that was marie lyon, ending our report by anna collinson.were not all fully formed. ms lyon now chairs the association for children damaged by hormone pregnancy tests. it has been a fight that you have been battling now over decades. and for some families you are trying to support, it will come too late. it is too late. 12 support, it will come too late. it is too late-— is too late. 12 months since the re ort is too late. 12 months since the report was _ is too late. 12 months since the report was published _ is too late. 12 months since the report was published and - is too late. 12 months since the report was published and in - is too late. 12 months since the | report was published and in that is too late. 12 months since the i report was published and in that 12 months ten of our members have died. that is ten families whose parent will not know whether, and they died feeling guilty like we all do, why did we take the tablets? that guilt needs to be removed and the only way that can happen is by the government and it is notjust this gov

. >> thanks, john lyon picking up a hot spot out in santa rosa on highway one o one in north. you can see some heavy traffic here. there was a traffic collision that involved several vehicles including a big rig just as you're heading over to that. well, there. so yeah, cars are piling up. there's moving slow. you want to take time. leave a little earlier. if you're taking that this morning and then out to the east bay. looks like traffic is getting a little better from that collision that happened earlier here on state route 4 by railroad avenue. just past pittsburgh. there. some of the lanes were blocked earlier today from that incident. and then we do have another traffic collision. we're one of the lanes blocked on the 6.80 near sheridan as well. there in the east bay. so checking in on our cameras here looking pretty normal for this time of the morning. we see cars moving slow as we're approaching the toll plaza heading into san francisco across the bay bridge this morning. we're looking at 13 minutes out to fremont street. once he passed the tolls. as for interstate 8.80

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a couple of head lyons reporting on that story, first "the wall street journal." delta variant fears shake the markets. pullback after months of gains reflect fears that inflation, covid-19 pose risks to rebound. also, "the washington post" this morning, dow tumbles in year's worst daily decline amid delta fears. resurgence in coronavirus cases driven by variant has investors and market watchers worried that restrictions on travel and business will resume and one more headline that's front page this morning of the "new york times." stocks tumble and virus firearms revisit wall stroelt. fears jolted the monks markets os vastors realized that the path to economic recovery would be anything but straightforward. for months investors had been behaving as if they expected a full smooth rebound from the covid crisis from. january through june, stocks rose 14%, one of the best first half performances since the late 1990s, but the virus's potential to upend life all over caught up with investors as a spate of worrying news and particular new outbreaks involving the highly

i loved lyons downy, that's what motivated me to return home. do economic development and of course i ended up pivoting and becoming more of an activist trying to deal with the sanitation and wastewater problems because without that you can't do economic development. this being a rural community has another type of poverty one doesn't see in urban areas. for example, rural poverty to me looks like living in a home that doesn't have a septic system. when i'm talking about raw sewage i'm talking about something very, very basic. what comes out of our bodies that the reason that we wash our hands when we go to the bathroom, because we don't want to be contaminated. there are so many people in the united states that don't have that luxury. we have to deal with the historical challenges that have put in place these inequities that have continued for far too long. and that's what sanitation inequity looks like around the u.s. we're going to see more and more failures around the country because of climate change. we have to come up with new technologie

so that was it for him and he got pulled with a standing ovation and on the back and dominic lyons camen to get out of the jam and he did and runners at the corners and he got victor to chase the end of the ending and he is pumped and they win the game three minus one so they enter the all star break with a major-league best record of 57 and 32. and they didn't hold back the emotions at the rangers and in that getaway game there in the top of the second, jed lowery had boom time and a homer for the second straight day and they got the a's on the board with three pitches later murphy went back to back and it was 2- 0 and all-star chris bassitt pitched like one today. seven innings and four hits in a run and three stritshin mefor most in the american league and speaking of all-stars, matt olson went deep twice and save it for the home run derby tomorrow. the all-star game is tuesday and the a's won four minus one and they are 3 1/2 with the astros in second place in the al west. in this time of year for golf celebrities play golf tournament in lake tahoe called the american century and th

we found lyon on camera in the north bay more. that's a big one.luma. >> remember yesterday we were battling with you. lee. he didn't get that close yoli, but she was right where he was cited and they think it is the same mountain lion. >> and you look at the fences on either side, the chain link on the left in the wood fence on the right. it didn't keep james watt like they over just about anything. holy just wandering around person's package. that's like the zoo enclosure that he's in now. does it feel like oh my that's why say bring in the pet food little track not lines in your backyard or and look, can you imagine like that's the door, the back door. and you just kind of go out and say no step outside to take out the trash ago so the homeowner by, by the way, has that video says it was very surprising to find that on luckily nobody been hurt. hopefully they'll be able to find big cat get back to a safe place up in the hills where everybody can be said when my dogs used to parking go crazy. i would open the door to let them and let them out lik

that was marie lyon, ending our report by anna collinson.not get a ticket act out pubs, fans zones and living rooms across the country. as a simonjones now reports. wild cheering. pure joy on the streets of london. accompanied by more than just a little relief. even if getting home after the match wasn't proving easy. cheering. in newcastle, the final whistle signalled confirmation that england had made the final. and in preston, a familiar refrain. # football's coming home.# it means the world to me, the world. the absolute world to me. # it's coming home!# what a team, though. the team spirit. they're everything. they believed it and they never gave in, did they? in croydon, celebrations as the goals went in, followed by a party that went on long into the night and fans already looking forward to sunday and that clash with italy. we're in a final, england in a final for the first time in, who cares how many years? there is a sense that last night's win is what the country has been crying out for. who'd have thought this six months ago in t

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pete: lyon fox nation we will play clips on the show tomorrow and critique him.est coast? wasn't there one. pete: big one in d.c. couldn't do it moved to florida now doing more cpacs. makes more sense. will: ' crime is the focus of lawrence's speech today. the vice president is addressing crime as well. she is saying it's a false choice to say reimagining public safety also means defunding police departments. now, that's a little bit at odds with the choice that seems to have been present to the american people over the past year where it wasn't -- it wasn't coy, it wasn't shell game. it was quite literal and honest. we want to defund the police. i believe we were told it means exactly that. pete: yeah, it means reduce their budgets and also rein in what critics have said are abuses of law enforcement. well, here's -- when she was asked about it, here is what the vice president said on another network. watch. >> the administration has proposed using federal funds, the money from the american rescue plan to really fund police departments. how do you both reform th

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that was marie lyon, ending our report by anna collinson. 20 minutes past six on a thursday morning,ng, no ordinary morning this morning, you will see it on the front page of the papers. looking ahead to sunday's final against italy, the metro says it is shaping up to be an "epic showdown". in a similar vain, the mirror's front page points to an end of many years of disappointment. i think the word finally will be favoured today. the times leads with a report straight from wembley, it describes the mighty roar of euphoria and asks us to "imagine the delirium if england actually go on to win". dare to dream, hey? it's a very different picture over in denmark with one paper stating "the adventure is over". new love some of the pictures don't you. new love some of the pictures don't ou. . y ., new love some of the pictures don't ou. . , ., . , new love some of the pictures don't ou. . i. .,, ., new love some of the pictures don't you. can you grab the other side? hold that up _ you. can you grab the other side? hold that up there. _ you. can you grab the other side? hold that up there.