you live being mindful, you live being conscious and you protect, you know, mother earth and not the rights of corporations. i mean, this is why i need things like the rights of nature, you know, versus over the rights of corporations. my observation are no few see, but i see like catastrophes of biblical proportions. yeah, i mean, right? yeah, there's, you know, fires and hurricanes and tornadoes and the oceans arising and then, you know, a pandemic and, you know, in the history the world pandemic, so voice for societies to change. this one is no different. you know what aaron deandre roy says as it's a, it's a, it's a portal between one world and the next. and inasmuch as the financial crisis of 2008 was a pretty clear opportunity to acknowledge that the economic systems are, you know, made up and are failing. this moment is certainly a time when we, when week can and, and in many ways many of us have reset. i think we facing her, the worst disease then covert 19. and that disease is a disease we could call affluenza. and this is the center through where people have been led to bel

you know, it's a crime against mother earth. it's a crime. you can't bring more oil out and pretend that it's going to work out. you bring it out in, in, in canada, you burn it in the united states. it's going to show up in the pacific. you know, so all we do is, is, you know, knowing that our community is related to your community and, you know, bid prayers for you and your community. i understand ya. i'm actually from, by the standards to being in the united states. you are saying that to inequality, consumerism, new liberalism, and i'll dissimilar to the crime and climate crisis. so like, how do you imagine a different future without all these aspects? so our daily lives in, or just remember that, like the world we live in now is not the world that we had all this time. this is like the past, i think of 200 years of very bad decisions past a 100 years. very bad. you know, i mean the advent of fossil fuels, acceleration, the rise of the fossil fuels, agriculture system, and the toxic militarization. it's kind of like being on steroids. you

what events are planned for mother earth day?s is indeed a very peculiar call for all of us to take action on environmental protection and respect. it is very symbolic for our natural resource that this year the republican subbotnik coincided with the day mother earth, of course, will be held throughout the country with the participation of all territorial bodies of the ministry of natural resources. uh, subbotniks are and, uh, gardening, that is, planting trees and shrubs. this is the improvement of the territory - this is the cleaning of sections of water bodies and much, much more. e, ministry of natural resources central office. e, will also take a very active part e we will land. eh, willows. uh, along the ecological path in the central area near the rpc. mother and child, but it is very important that everyone come to the republican subbotnik with a good mood did a good job and pleased for their work. well, a lot of people in this one belong to well, i won't say many. well, some are quite formal. therefore saturday. well, w

luis: we ask mother earth that nothing happens to maria. and that everything works out for her in the city. reporter: back in mexico city, maria reyna's concert begins with the song dedicated to her mother. she sings that while her mother is far away, she has her close to her heart. the audience doesn't need to be able to understand the mixÉ lyrics to be moved by the special magic of her singing. host: and that's all from us at “global 3000” this week. thanks for joining us. drop us a line at global3000@dw.com, or on facebook. see you next time. take care. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the middle east is on high alert violence escalates. israel's foreign ministry says one person has been killed in tel aviv. the government tightened security. the battle for bakhmut in ukraine. russian forces have likely taken the city center.

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glory , lord, to your holy burial of my will mother earth covers me, but the watchmen tremble when they see that i am dressed, they cover me with clothes on the meadows because i have overcome the enemies with christ and as god has risen again well, i will magnify you with the word of this son and the holy spirit now and forever and forever and ever amen may all creation rejoice, let all the people on earth rejoice, because the enemy is a prisoner, let the women meet me in peace, i will liberate for father damas, mother eve, and on the third day of resurrection, a stranger above me, god saw and taught thunder and a son, what did you conceive in the womb of the spring of my dear and i will be famous and ascended with glory without stopping as in the glory of those who with faith and love for you great holy god holy holy immortal have mercy on us holy god holy bask in you holy have mercy on us holy god holy strong holy immortal have mercy on us glory to the father sits on the holy spirit now and forever have mercy us , lord, cleanse our mountains, holy god, my sky, or our lords, have merc

in peru, shamans from all over the country gathered to make an offering to mother earth, in preparationfriday. the ancestral rituals, whose origins lie in the indigenous cultures there, are made to thank the earth and to build an awareness of the planet. there were also protests in cities around the globe. in southern france, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of toulouse today to denounce plans to build a new 30—mile highway they say will cause pollution, worsen global warming and threaten biodiversity. and here's the scene in london where thousands of climate activists gathered at a rally organised by the extinction rebellion group, to draw attention to the climate crisis and encourage more people to act. in the us capital, washington, dc, climate activists rallied to end the use of fossil fuels. the march was followed by a concert outside of the white house. and in new york city, mayor eric adams volunteered at an earth day event in queens this afternoon, planting trees with the new york city department of parks and recreations. he had this message: a thing over and over

you live being mindful, you live being conscious and you protect, you know, mother earth and not the rights of corporations. i mean, this is why i need things like the rights of nature, you know, versus over the rights of corporations. my observation are no few see, but i see like catastrophes of biblical proportions. yeah, i mean, right? yeah, there's, you know, fires and hurricanes and tornadoes and the oceans are rising. and then, you know, a pandemic and, you know, in the history the world pandemic, so voice for societies to change. this one is no different. you know what aaron deandre roy says as it's a, it's a, it's a portal between one world and the next. and inasmuch as the financial crisis of 2008 was a pretty clear opportunity to acknowledge that the economics systems are, you know, made up and are failing. this moment is certainly a time when we, when we can and, and in many ways many of us have reset. i think we facing her a worse disease than covert 19. and that disease is a disease called affluenza. and this is a, this is true where people have been led to believe that

. >> mother earth is here, it's going to continue to be a part of who we are, and we have to assure that we give it the treatment that she deserves. >> reporter: back here in long beach, despite posted warnings, many are still getting in the water. public health officials will continue to monitor the water quality at these beaches, which will continue to be closed until midweek. a sour note on earth day. >> wow, elise preston, thank you. >>> to a soccer pitch now in wales and to a hollywood ending. actors ryan reynolds and robert shared in joy afterr tie today. the team beat the other team 3-1 with fans swarming the field. wrexham's football club made successful again with the actors' promotion in ownership. >>> tonight, tributes are pouring in for the comedian ba barry humphries. from her lilac hair to those glasses to her use ray jous humor, she charmed millions for years. complications following a hip transplant at 89 years old. >>> straight ahead, moms rally after an especially dangerous week for kids. and later, a major u.s. city raises the volume on the muslim call to prayer. er. t

you're with and that means you know, to appreciate the water that you're given from other earth mother earth is giving you so many gifts, the sun as a gift, right? the sunshine. so pay attention the now the present. i'm myself an avid and very humble student of carl young. and he wrote a lot about how morality is not something that can be imposed by society. and i think it would even question your problem is that the childhood experience is, has so much way that i think, and he's view, you know, you know, the thomas that we receive has children are important. but there are ways of overcoming them primarily because in his view again, we hadn't had a forward looking function within us within the us to heal. and that constantly pushes us externally and internally in that direction. now it's a very daunting and at the same time, a very inspiring task, because essentially the progress of that argument is that you will have regardless of what happened to you, you will have to do the work to that have recovered what is underneath the trauma and this is something that i want to ask you about. is the

>> the program has served over 5,000 families and they learn everything, from protecting mother earthcling, the planets. this program focuses on representation. showing them women scientists, also diversity. one of my favorite things when i go into classroom settings is when i start speaking in spanish and i get a student in the crowd that says in spanish, "you speak spanish too?" it's nice to see. >> they're getting jazzed about science. they're going to be just like you. >> if you want to volunteer or learn about the program, we'll link the organization on our "climate in crisis" website. >> thanks, vianey. >>> the "today" show takes over the bay area. marcus washington and kari hall get a behind-the-scenes look at al roker and his team's trip to wine cntry.ou "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they y see that crick k in your neneck? that ache e in your heheart? will they y see that funny y little thihing that wasasn't therere last ye? a new bobounce in yoyour ste? the way yoyour reretinal scanan connectss to your blblood sugar?r? at kaiseser permanenente all l of

. >> as individuals, we have a responsibility to take care of mother earth and protect our natural resources. but there's an even bigger role these corporations and these banks play in changing the systems that are allowing for all of this chaos to continue being funded and to continue to happen. >> in a statement wells fargo called climate change one of the most urgent environmental and social issues of our time. it added, quote, we have set a goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions including client's missions attributable to our financing. that goal by 2050. we are committed to reaching our goals and to supporting our clients in traditional energy as well as the renewable energy sector to facilitate an orderly energy transition and a sustainable future. >>> big changes for the biden administration. susan rice announces she is stepping down. the white house's domestic policy chief is set to leave next month. rice has spent over two years helping president biden tackle a number of political issues, including his immigration policy. rice says she intended to leave even sooner but stayed to

shamans from all over peru gathered on friday to make an offering to mother earth on preparations forand plants. the ancestral rituals whose origins lie in the indigenous cultures of peru are made to thank the earth and to build an awareness of the planet. that is it from us. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcvishalasp. thank you for watching. ok. jonas, thank you very much for that analysis. hello. a beautiful day in northern ireland and scotland. the coming days will be chilly in the north, a cold wind will set in, even wintry showers across the scottish hills, maybe from the pennines: start startrain will reach northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. clear spells overnight in scotland and the south—of—the country. that means a touch of frost, especially outside of town, but for most of us, around five or six degrees tonight. let's pick up on a that rain in the north. you can see showers in northern england, that weather front reaching the southern uplands by lunchtime orso southern uplands by lunchtime or so and certainly looking wet there in northern ireland.

mother earth beat this adversary. i will tell you this.t in a year, especially what happens to civilians. and they say they're all coming back. after the wounds , they return back there, and he says, why am i returning, and my grandfather is so returned wounded cured and to the front and i say, got wounded to the front. i haven't finished yet, i've been talking to students who have been mobilized. here in february. yes , there is february march lugansk lugansk a. they all went well. they knew where they were going and what they were going for. cases murder in the moscow region of the senior investigator of the ministry of internal affairs yevgeny shishkin pseudonym miguel morales that proposed the murder of a million rubles, right? how were you supposed to receive cryptocurrency money? how were the bigwigs looking for the perpetrator of the crimes and why? the leader of the gang has not yet suffered a well-deserved punishment. we took this body and conducted our investigation. we press russian channels and all the movie series and cartoons

by 2050, one in four people occupying space on mother earth will be on the continent of africa. think about what that means in terms of the opportunity, in terms of the future, in terms of the obvious fact, i believe, as evidenced by the demographics i just shared. is that what happens on a continent will impact the entire globe. not to mention, what is the intertwined history that we have and share with the continent. not to mention, the history and present ingenuity and innovation that is on the continent. not to mention, what that continent has done to inform culture in so many ways around the globe. not to mention, the connection in terms of the diaspora and what that means in terms of untapped yet i think in terms of bessemer's. the power of the diaspora to participate in the partnership we have. and so, all of that was motivation for the trip. and as captured in this speech i gave, our second full day there in ghana and i wrote and delivered that speech with a very clear intention which is to highlight the innovation and excitement and the opportunity and be moment -- and

we'll talk about stormranger and climate hacks and keeping mother earth safe. >> i didn't know about that field trip. >> first the weather. so important because it's going to get really warm and we're not used to the 90s. we haven't seen the 90s in so long. we had severe storms through winter, but summer is arriving early. san jose, nice shot there. look at the temperatures right now. 71 in martinez, vacaville 78, 78 in san jose, 68 in scott's valley, but we are going to be seeing some 90s through the interior and upper 80s for a lot of the bay area, including san jose. hayward, 80 degrees, san francisco bumping up to the 70s. fairfield, 90 degrees, but are we going to see any record highs today? well, we're going to be nearing some of those record highs, and we could be seeing some temperatures get close to it but not quite. so, if you notice in concord today we're going to see a high of 86. there was a record set back in the 94 range in 2004. livermore, san jose staying in the 80s. not record highs but san francisco is definitely nowhere near there. however, as this high pressure c

and it really fundamentally is also about how we relate to each other and how we relate to mother earth or our planet, you know. and so the d colonizing involves kind of letting go of your bad behavior and getting back into being the responsible people in societies that were supposed to be, you know, at this moment of transformation. you know, we're in the middle of a pandemic. we're sitting here in the bastion of colonialism itself, and i think what we're saying is time to move on time to rebuild relationships that are far more justin fair and i'm optimistic because i believe and, and i see that change has been made and i see our prophecies that say which way to go, and i'm already a mile ready to move on the green path and, and i think a lot of us are optimistic given as a time, and a lot of that is, is syncing justice is being met with force and oppression. not because m, as was said many decades ago, 1st they ignore you. then they laugh a to, then they fight to. and then you, when the good news is the resistance, the injustice is not been ignored. it's not being laughed at. it's bei

we honor the ramaytush ohlone peoples for their enduring commitment to mother earth. as the indigenous protectors of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. as uninvited guests, we affirm

composed of nickel, cobalt, aluminum and manganese all of which need to be mined and pillaged from mother earth. they use heavy equipment that use fossil fuels which requires fossil fuels to do all this. and guess what? you still have 90% of electric grid when you plug it in. you can only plug it in during certain hours during certain times of the year in california after they make you by the stupid car. it's all based on fossil fuels. the push for electric cars also threatens national security. experts warning now it will make us more dependent on china giving them more leverage over this country. gas powered cars are just the latest thing that they want to ban. they want to bend your gas stoves. don't dare take my gas stove. they want to ban your refrigerator and your air conditioner. they want you to change her washing machine and your light bulbs, you're guns. they want to take away my jewel? over my dead body. anyone attempting to regain our energy independence. all in the name in joe's words, the real threat to the u.s., climate change. here with reaction former energy secretary rick perr

because families are bad for mother earth.nd marriage many people have come to believe it isn't the ideal because if it is the ideal offends someone somewhere. democrats are scrambling to get young americans to invert the old idea of the american dream, which is marriage, a family, home, maybe a few cars. in biden world, it's all too expensive especially with wages declining. so their allies are feverishly providing alternative ways of making ends meet. and it's not one family home ownership. >> this is call the member wall and on this side of the wall are all the current members. there are 20 people that live in this house. >> one cool thing in a communal house is everything is shared. tht pan is a shared house pan. everyone has so much to offer and so much to share. growing up in a modern family the house is almost an extension of that. >> did you see size of that kitchen it's like college days. it's like preschool for adults, share children share. in this peter pan world democrats are creating you never even actually have t

. >> sean: 15 to 20 grand more, pillage mother earth with machinery to get the cobalt and things to build the batteries. clay, i look at all of this. does anybody prefer an ev? i don't care if you do. not one person here? >> and you know this, we do radio. the ev, they're trying to wipe out am radio, so you can't listen to your show. all of us, right? you mention that 93 trillion. do you know when we started the tea party we were at 10 trlillion in debt. we added $22 trillion in debt in the last 12 plus years. $93 trillion more. even things like russia, we are trying to prevent them selling their oil. have you seen the data? they're selling it to middle eastern countries and they're using it. now they're working their way around all of this. all of it is much less clean than the oil and gas we produce. so it is infuriating to see the cost that is coming out. 70% of people think the economy is awful under joe biden and they're right, it is. do you guys feel comfortable with the economy? it is ridiculous. >> sean: let me ask you a question. if we produced all our energy and were energy inde

for mother earth and our ancestors. and then you say, steve g. bail g baby. that's extraordinary.ack in the day. it was cheap stuff with a worm in it. and there were rumors that he ate the worm. you'd start tripping that there was a hallucinogenic, let's go. is there a particular kind of a high? is this an enlightening? hi. is this a good high? highest humorous? you have these funny thoughts dancing around the back of your head trump? yes. in oaxaca, ancient indigenous traditions and ingredients define not only the mescal but also the food. one of the main reasons people visit our city is to eat. this is alejandro ruiz olmedo, one of mexico's best chefs. he started cooking young when he was 12. his mother died, and it fell on him to raise and feed his five siblings. but this is what we call a home today. he draws much of his inspiration from oaxaca's central market, probably america's most beloved food. is what they think is mexican food. yes and i think most americans view of mexican food is like beans, fried tortilla. melted cheese and some chicken in fact, particularly when we'

congressman is correct, you need, let's see, cobalt, nicole, manganese, okay, you have to pillage mother earthmachinery that uses diesel fuel to get niece minerals out of the earth. lastly you need charging stations. correct me if i'm wrong isn't 90% of the electric grid still fossil fuel based? >> you're right. this is operation alley unworkable. we may as well be driving electric tanks in the united states given what biden is trying to mandate here. the fact is u.s. companies, like u.s. auto companies which we're already seeing are going to have to roll out the red carpet to chinese companies in order to do what biden is forcing them to do. within a period of 4-9 years the u.s. auto industry has to reinvent itself to meet the president's standards. it can't do that without spending way more money than they're talking about spending. and at the end of all of that, americans are not going to have the choices they have now about what they drive and how they do that. the fact is sean what the president's actually trying to do is not get people into evs but get them out of cars. he wants to contr

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successes and how in 2010, had the peoples force that was passed that really recognize the rights of mother eartht was really reflective -- reflected in the constitutional process that bolivia has undergone in the process of change it has undergone in the last two decades. we can see even how the monroe doctrine attempts to strangle or choke out alternatives. in this case, it is an indigenous alternative for the hemisphere, not just a national project for bolivia. but it was looked at as a sort of international or hemispheric project for indigenous peoples. we see this same kind of process underway in a country like brazil where you're coming out of very brutal presidency under bolsonaro and the devastation of indigenous lands, the threat against indigenous rights. but then you see the indigenous movements really coalescing around this broader movement for progressive changes -- not just within the domestic policies of brazil is self, but also internationally and how working in cooperation with different nations and different movements throughout the world, how to lessen the impact and in some in

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we honor the ramaytush ohlone peoples for their enduring commitment to mother earth. as the indigenous protectors of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. as uninvited guests, we affirm their sovereign rights as first peoples and wish to pay our respects to the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community. we recognize to respectfully honor ramaytush peoples we must embrace and collaborate meaningfully to record indigenous knowledge in how we care for san francisco and all its people. there be meeting is being held in hybrid format with the meeting occurring in person in city hall, room 4416 and broadcast live and available on zoom or listened to by calling 669-900-6833. using meeting id89492002470. we whack the public's participation during public comment period. there will be

my father for mother earth siblings or colleagues might forsake me the lord will perceive me teach me the way leave be in a straight path because of my oppresses. do not turn me over to the desires rise up against me do not turn me over to the desires of my folks or pause witnesses starting malicious accusations i remain confident of this i will see the goodness of the lord in the land of the living. be strong and take heart and wait reverend jason pearson my brother keyshawn who stands in the gap everyone in district 86. we are here because of a tragedy . covenant school shooting victims . we are here because of a tragedy. because we spoke up about the tragedy of gun violence that continues to perpetuate and persist in our state. we are here today witnessing injustice against the first amendment. we spoke up for gun control and the end of gun violence. we are here today being sought to be expelled for this, people speaking up about the need for gun control because we broke some house rules. we are here today because of house resolutions 63, 64, and 65, rules i will tell you that i wa