so we kept it out of panola.barnicle, i think we need to get dorothy oliver going across the country. it seems like she can convince people to get the shot. >> yeah, dorothy, i hope you're willing to travel, but let me ask you this, who did the vaccinating, who did the vaccinating, how long did the vaccinating take before you got as many of your neighbors vaccinated, and lastly, can you get to montgomery and birmingham today? >> well, we'll have to think about that one because i'm a long way from birmingham and montgomery, but it didn't take long. what happened, we started off like i said, just calling. i would call people and see did they need my help and everything so after that, we decided to bring it to panola, and we only brought it to panola three times, i believe. we talked to them, and they came up, and then we had the national guard and the health department to come. so we didn't have like three trips, i believe, is what it was. and then we just about had everybody by then, just a few left. >> what was t

and were offered inadequate compensation. floyd, good long panola. the burial ground of her parents and ancestors is submerged. we've lost her whom our rice fields are crops. why did this development have to make the villager shed tears song, lance family is one of 50 who refused to move to a new settlement built for them by the government and the chinese company that operate the dad. instead, they built their homes on patches of land close to that old village, others accepted compensation and moved to the new site 5 years ago. where does the health center and a school? but they say they're worse off than before. tongue, someone says he moves between his old village and the new one long. i'm the i'm and this house i still live in, but i come and go, i can't grow any crops on this land because it's so saturated. so i left to find another plot near the old camino land. fish. stocks have reduced something fisheries. experts had warned would happen if the dam that goes from the major to beauty of the make. a river went ahead. a government spokesman told

you are a subject of the new yorker documentary, the panola project.atch more there. >> thank you. >>> there's another crisis building across america that is about to collide with the covid crisis in a major way. more than 11 million americans report they are currently behind on rent. while 3.5 million people who depend on rent say they are very likely to face eviction because of the pandemic, according to the latest census bureau statistics. on august 26th, the u.s. national moratorium on evictions ended following a 6-3 vote by the supreme court leaving many without a lifeline as covid cases surge due to the delta variant. joining us now is dr. georges benjamin from the american public health association. i want to ask you, the reason this moratorium was put in place in the first place was to prevent untimely deaths because of the spread of covid. we are now experiencing the fourth wave of the delta variant that's impacting so main communities. how is this -- ending this moratorium going to create more mayhem when it is to controlling the virus? >> we

his parents house but about the hunter received a tip that brian might be at park 75 miles away in panolanty. according to this tipster brian and his parents went to fort they soto park twice in early september which is after he came home from the cross-country road trip without abby. >> they registered to stay at this park. >> on camera. >> allegedly two people left on the eighth, three people came in on the sixth and two people left on the eighth. i say he has been here for sure. >> reporter: duane chapman believes if brian is not there now, he was at some point. his parents, parents attorney released a statement that any speculation the laundrie family helped him escape is false but the bounty hunter thinks -- this is an anonymous tip at this point and should be treated as such. todd: everybody of hard to this weekend had an opinion. todd: a washington school district getting a lot of controversy for its decision. jillian: a teacher in washington state said she was forced to remove the flag from her classroom over claims it was a political message. she says black lives matter messages

this is panola college down in texas women's basketball team, uh, doing the exercise.ou know that ice bucket challenge? yeah i think that was destined to go south in a hurry, right? throw cold water on that idea right there, coach. let it oh, yeah. team building. now, i'm sure there's plenty cold and having fun. it looks like that of manohla college in texas. i check this out. this is just insane. these are italian daredevils doing their thing in bordeaux, a pass in italy. they call this the wing suit jumping. you imagine? i mean, just letting yourself go off a cliff like that. incredible yeah, yeah, i thought superman was some kind of comic book character. real deal. my question was what happens when you decide the lamb, so oh pretended you have to let go of a parachute. right well, thank you, andrea. you're smarter than i. oh no, i love this sport. i wish i could do it. but i just i'm not brave enough to but i love watching it online. all the videos. super cool to watch. yeah, you're like watching it. i don't blame you. that's just where he lives. thanks, mark. where