pretty as proved that they cannot manage the basic fundamentals of their being genie is doing to mother earth what harvey weinstein did to the meat to victims i think that's pretty clear it's just as ugly you recently noted that the coal industry is looking for subsidies elaborate on this we have less than a minute we have 30 seconds so bob murray who was the recently departed c. yo murray energy corporation just declared bankruptcy really had the president's ear on national energy and climate policy and he was pushing the trumpet ministration to orchestrate a national bail out of coal fired power plants that were losing money to cheaper natural gas and renewables and so the trumpet ministration for the federal energy regulatory commission has been pushing to redesign america's electric power markets to give a huge taxpayer subsidized benefit to coal all right it's like i'm thank you so much for all the updates fascinating stuff makes me sick but we have to talk about it thank you thank you and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey air would

a new way to work together to preserve mother earth. >> drumbeats fill the chilly morning air.he radiant sunlight shines on members of different tribes from across the country united on alcatraz for the annual thanksgiving sunrise ceremony . >> to start the day with prayer and acknowledgment and appreciation for all that continues in our life. >> remember those people. the ancestors who are here and to pray for all humanity. >>> alcatraz is a reminder of a symbol of e nsidrato be the spark of the modern day indigenous movement around the world. >> this event commemorates the 19 month occupation of alcatraz by native american activist which was ignited by the vision of perseverance of an inspiring leader. >> richard oakes said something that i needed to do was to go out and help and be supportive in helping the people and fighting for the people. fighting for a righteous cause pick that is what brought me to alcatraz. we needed to come together as a people to be recognized . truck 50 years ago indians of all tribes occupied the island claimant under the treaty of fort laramie an

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> the rising of the sun, a new day, a new relationship, a new way to work together to preserve mother earth. >> reporter: city drumbeat till the morning air. in the radiant sunlight shines on members of different tribes from across the country, united on alcatraz for the annual thanksgiving sunrise ceremony. >> start the day with prayer, and acknowledgment and appreciation for all that continues in our life. >> remember those people, the ancestors who are here, but all >> reporter: today alcatraz is not a reminder of an impressive prison but a simple of hope w we consider alcatraz to be the spark of the modern-day indigenous movement around the world. >> reporter: the sacred event commemorates the 19 month occupation by native american activist, a movement that was ignited by the vision and perseverance of an inspiring leader. >> there was a man, his name was richard oakes. he said that something i needed to do as a young man was to go out and help, you know, and be a support in helping the people and fighting for the people, fighting for a righteous cause, that is what brought me to alcatr

still have debt from black friday 2018 and minor and even more serious injuries are not unheard of mother earth also takes a beating with all the electricity used a mere e-mail sent on black friday at a carbon footprint roughly the size of 4000 flights from london to new york not to mention all the other black friday activities anna wintour the editor in chief of vogue that's a magazine that certainly cashes in on the black friday antics urged her readers to slow down and be more ecologically conscious a carbon footprint sequel to europe's a go be struck of clothesline through to incinerate seed every 2nd nearly 30000000000 pounds of unsold stock burnt to protect by bruce brown. the fashion industry is no stranger to environmental abuses. climate protests have also been scheduled this year to coincide with the annual shopping stampede so which wars will win out climate concerns or consumerism in the past it's always been the market that takes the cake as people are there protesting if they think it's bad for the environment i mean they're going to write it like. you know if. you don't depends h

having to dig up the earth that's the long term expense is continuing to demand more and more from mother earth in order to continue and expand life if we utilize the resources that are out there in space to continue moving outward it's inexpensive it's much. cheaper than digging up the earth and taking it out of the gravity well over to provide our energy and resources do you think humans could ever take the space the way they. are do we what we have to change our bodies to do that you know what i mean. i really don't like the word taming the earth i need any space. we need to understand how to live within the expanding environment that is available to us and the long term future of life as we move out from the earth will be to utilize and understand and work with the resources of space in order to move outward from the earth in the future so it's a matter of learning how to utilize and live with the expanding environment of humanity i mean. you know we. thank you so much for this wonderful insight. thank you. public impeachment hearings begin next week how worried should the president be will

place where bolivia's mostly indigenous community was well represented and where the spirit of or mother earth secret to that community was once revered it's now been replaced with a bible across and mostly non indigenous representatives. if people are demanding the resignation of. the i mean. they're also saying that now it's time for civil war. to a seriously or and even though the new administration 6 that they want to. say they are. not representative i like that. the government is trying to quell the protests with police and military presence on the street they're also trying to paint a negative image of abel more alice and accuse him of excessive while in power by granting media access to his private quarters in the presidential palace gilbey of whom nobody called he lived like a rich man and spoke and defended the poor this is an example of something he did and everything he has robbed even morale has never allowed the media to come to the floors of the presidential house in spite of the deep divisions in this country members of moralists m.e.'s party agree to hold a senate meeting with

of mother earth sacred to that community was once revered it's now been replaced with a bible across and mostly non-indigenous representatives. if people are demanding the resignation of. money. they're also saying that now it's time for civil war. to a seriously or and even the new administration that they want to go by the. most a they are. not representative i like that. the government is trying to quell the protests with police and military presence on the street they're also trying to paint a negative image of abel more ellis and accuse him of excessive while in power by granting media access to his private quarters in the presidential palace given the vietnam recall he lived like a rich man and spoke and defended the poor this is an example of something he did and everything he has robbed even morale has never allowed the media to come to the floors of the presidential house in spite of the deep divisions in this country members of moralists m a s party agreed to hold a senate meeting with the legislators of the new interim administration they fear the party will be banned and

our nations capital celebrating with the nationals, and epic event almost as epic as you above mother earth to have you, good day. >> reporter: talk about it point. major-league baseball stats put the nationals at 0.1% as they won the world series and now they have. how about the nationals? neil, this is the end of the parade. all the way down here they have a rally, these people are fired up. are you excited? >> hell yeah! >> reporter: when the capitals won, almost 1 million people out here. these are filled up on both sides on pennsylvania avenue. people just going crazy. a world series team that won -- you can see -- what is your name? >> erika. >> reporter: how happy are you? >> i am over the moon, this is great! >> reporter: did you think they might not win? >> not a chance. they had to win. >> reporter: i would also like to say it tied during the postseason. just some of the fans are younger. what is your name? i saw you working on your pitch. you are excited and you spent a birthday a game. tell me about that. >> i was at the game and hung out with my dad and we got food. neil: who i

that way our future generations on mother earth will have something positive to look forward to in their visit to rapid city continues as we explore the discovery of gold in the black hills, and the impact it had on control of these sacred native american lands. ♪ >> the black hills of south dakota, a very sacred area as a whole. i believeblack hills, at one time or another, there is a piece of the rest of the world here somewhere. >> we are in the epicenter of sometimes testy relations between native and non-native inhabitants. stretching about 110 miles long and 70 miles wide, the black hills of south dakota rise up from the plains to the west of rapid city. to native americans and many non-natives as well, a center of culture since at least the 19 century. coming up, a look at the history of the black hills. >> thinking where rapid city is at, we are positioned at the gateway to the black hills. it is kind of how we always built ourselves, even back to the earliest founders. it is called the black hills just because of the rich greenness from the pine trees and elevations that surroun

mother earth has a time schedule and we need to get on it. >> we reached out for comment but didn't get a response. we want to hear your ideas. you can share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> the san jose earthquakes made history. >> they signed 14-year-old goalkeeper emanuel ochoa of salinas. he is the youngest to be signed since 14-year-old freddie adu signed with d.c. united of the mls in 2004. we won't see him on the pitch with the quakes right away. his signing comes after they signed casey. >> what were you doing when you were 14? >> trying to figure out what to wear to school. >> and this boy is on a professional soccer team. >> living with the team. good for you. that's awesome. >> amazing. >>> flying can be especially stressful during the holidays. a four legged fur ball is helping to put travelers at ease. >> stitches, the new therapy cat. she's a mixture of tabby and calico. she rides around in a stroller that says pet me. she is the first comfort cat at the airport and will join about 100 therapy dogs. she is obviously very loved already. >> sweet. >

a new way to work together to preserve mother earth. >> steady drum beats fill the chilly morning air the radiant sun light shines on different members of the tribe, united for the am sunrise term any. >> start everything date with prayer and acknowledgment and appreciation for all that is in our lives. >> remembering all the people, the anises fors who are here but to pray for all humanity. >> today, alcatraz is not the reminder of an oppressive prison but of a hope. the sacred event commemorates the 19 month occupation of alcatraz by the movement. >> his name was richard oaks. he said that's something that he needed to do was to go out and help, you know, and be supportive in helps the people and fighting for the people, fighting for a righteous cause. >> we needed to come together as a people to be recognized. >> reporter: 50 years ago, indians of all tribes occupied the island claiming that, under the treaty of fort laramie, every unused federal land will be returned. >> there were treaties all of which were violated but that does not take away the treaty. although the occupation