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lagos got exclusive on access to autism. all mining operations in jobs in northern nigeria corresponded okay. oh mary filed this report number that you'd be brought to this used to be formula, but no, it looks like it. most of the workers tear up the soil and looking for it's just beneath the surface at this on regulated mark. we're here with the permission of the site allows us to fill them in this direction, but not what's behind us. what we can show you is a stream polluted by mining waste, the minus dig with shovels and the bad hands risk in cuts and falls. many of the children spend hours on the hot some, some tell us that the take drugs to get through the day. the bus keeps it close. i as the comment, our rules to we're here to get and we take to the buyers watch gathering my boss um as well as yeah, after we collect the money my fault, i guess my share, i mean i take some home to buy food, idaho, and i'll even keep the rest for myself. i don't know in the morning i come back here to work. one behind me is a dangerous reality. and that's up on regulated mining in northern nigeria where we have

mary with ketel one vodka. give me a cocktail. with ketel one vodka. >> en bolivia un grupo de mujeres llamadas las ururu usa su sabidurÍa ancestral para salvar su lagoros el guru guru, que ha estado sufriendo mucha contaminaciÓn, preocupadas. >> un grupo de mujeres indÍgenas de los urus le piden perdÓn al lago o mamÁ, como lo llaman en su lengua aimara. >> por quÉ nosotros estamos terminando con aquello que se nos ha dado como regalo y prestado y no mÁs bien nosotros cuidamos y protegemos para el futuro, para futuras generaciones? >> luego el ururu team se pone manos a la obra. su equipo estÁ liderado por las hermanas blanc, ganadora del premio ecuatorial de las naciones unidas por su proyecto de limpieza del lago ururu con el uso de la planta acuÁtica de la totora. >>>> tÚ ves aquÍ las totoras que han venido creciendo, que se han ido adaptando y son las que incondicionalmente han estado aquÍ ayudÁndonos en la lucha para la restauraciÓn de nuestro lago. y ellos son los que estÁn llegando a ese 30% de descontaminaciÓn, pero que nosotros soÑamos y seguimos peleando por el 100%. >> aprendieron de sus ancestros, de las propiedades purificadoras de la pl

mary catherine with me this morning. all right, has trump taken over as president already? what do you think? >> he has trudeau down at mar-a-lagos where things seem to get done. he's going to notre dame for this event where i guess the current sort of president dr. jill biden will be, but not the actual president. i think you're right, people have been lied to and can see with their eyes what's going on and watch an angola leader leading president biden around with the hand and democrats told people no, no, no, everything is fine and media said these are cheap fakes and you can't talk about this till the second it was approved information and too obvious to ignore anywhere. that served the democratic party very badly and continues to serve the united states of america very badly because i don't know who's making decisions, and it's one of the reasons that a lot of people voted not for kamala harris is because the democratic party was giving them an incapacitated president, lying to them about it and giving them un-impressive option saying she was great. they don't believe this. st stuart: alexandria ocasio-cortez, better known

lago case. and i think if donald trump is going to do this, institutions have to stand up and get in his way. >> so, marys out with the legal side of this thing because there are two kaplans involved here, e. jean carroll's lawyer kaplan and the judge's kaplan. e. jean carroll's kaplan told her lawyer in may he would consider further action as trump was suggesting against trump after he posted disparaging remarks on truth social. i need to understand the legality. because if i sit here and say, hey, should tim o'brien go to jail for saying something about me, does that cross a line into defaming her, or is this donald trump talking and protected by the first amendment? >> well, you know, it has to be a known falsehood has does cause somebody harm. and here, of course, he is continuing to essentially say that e. jean carroll lied, where she has been through two trials, has received jury verdicts in her favor necessarily meaning that the jury credited her story because in both cases -- in this case, by the way, this case was actually involved the one that was just affirmed today involved the second instanc

mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> welcome back. at the mar-a-lagoplayed concerns that his administration could revoke authorization of the polio vaccine. this comes after reports that a key adviser to trump's health and human services pick, robert f. kennedy jr., was looking to reverse approval of that vaccine. let's take a look at what the president-elect had to say yesterday. >> nothing is going to happen very quickly. i think you're going to find that bobby is much -- he's a very rational guy. i found him to be very rational. you're not going to lose the polio vaccine. that's not going to happen. i saw what happened with the polio. i have friends that were very much affected by that. i have friends from many years ago, and they have, obviously, they're still in not such good shape because of it. you know, that was -- and many people died. and the moment they took that vaccine, it ended. dr. jonas sulk did a great job. i don't anticipate that at all. but we're going to look into finding why is the autism rate so much higher than it was 20, 25, 30

lago documents. i'm not sure he will pass the background investigation. >> well, you bring us, frank, to john bolden's warning today in the wall street journal. let me read some of that to you, maryord. quote, in neither case was he in charge of a director during my tenure as national security advisor or thereafter as he contends with his memoir and elsewhere. he reported to senior directors in both cases and had to find responsibilities. characteristic of the resume inflation we had detected when mr. trump pressed him on us. we found he exaggerated his role in cases he worked on as a justice department lawyer before joining committee staff. given the sensitivity of the nsc's credibility or reliability would ordinarily disqualify any job applicant. mary, this doesn't ever look like a single sort of conflict between two former trump national security officials. let me show you what former secretary of defense, one of trump's national security officials, had to say about kash patel. >> we were trying to rescue an american in west africa who had been captured by terrorists and whose life was in danger. we sent our special operators abroad to rescue that person. they were in the air.