soso, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capitalal of mongolia,a, more thanan 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herrding for centuries sin thehe era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there is about 750,000 people living in the care districts where infrastructure is very limited. toyoda: the yo

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celeron a las calles en venezuela, los funcionarios designados para representarlo en estados unidos sosoue fortalezca un gobierno de transiciÓn entonces de la negociaciÓn que nosotros estamos planteando. >>el presidente nicolÁs maduro ha realizado actos militares esta semana y enviÓ un mensaje a los estadounidenses, advirtiendo que una intervenciÓn militar serÍa peor que vietnam. >>se ha preparado una campaÑa para justificar un golpe de estado en venezuela, que ha sido preparado, financiado y apoyado activamente por la administraciÓn trump. >>trabajadores contratistas dijeron el congreso que se sienten rehenes por no recibir los 35 dÍas de salario que perdieron con el cierre del gobierno, con 27 aÑos como contratista julia quintanilla debiÓ endeudarse para subsistir. >>gracias a dios nos vamos a los bancos hacer prÉstamo sino que entre la familia los prestamos los unos a los otros. cuando lo termina termina debiendo los $1000. >>mientras los cientos de miles de empleados federales tienen sus sueldos garantizados retroactivamente, otros mire de contratista de trabajos de limpieza y manute

one is that actually, there's a lot of biodiversity in cities, much more soso than we had originally known. the other challenge is to think about how we might make this environment that was built by us in terms of buildings, in terms of the parks that we've planted, in terms of the gardens that some of us take care of on a daily basis. how could we make this habitat more hospitable toto non-human species? [coyote barks] [barks] pauly: understanding how species are adapting to urban areas is an area of research that people are really just starting to get serious about studying. things like coyotes and mountain lions and bobcats, species that we may not always think about as being city dwellers but, in fact, with a little bit of research, you realize are actually part of the story of a bibig city like los angeles. heise: the reason that they nowow inhabit what t we consideo be our spaces is that the city has expanded out into their habitat. but coyotes are alsoso one of those species that do make use of human settlements in often quite ingegenious ways in that they obviously have learn

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have certain focus areas within the environmental program for the project, one of them being energy, soso we are workig with the developers of this project in order to have them put up energy-efficient buildings, so we are focusing on finding out ways to make things as energy-efficient as possible, and one of the goals that we have in the first phases of the development is to have no more than 55 kilolowatt-hours per square meter a year in the residential areas. so that's the standards that the developers must fulfill in order to get land allocation. >> and that is half o the electrical consumptioion per square meter currently permititd in sweden, a country that already has some of the most stringent standards i in europe. the goal is to momove away from fossil fuels like coal and oil and to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. in stockholm, about 4.5 tons of co2 are emitted per person per year. the royal seaport plans to blow that number out of the water. >> we are having goals that we should have no more than 1.5 tons of co2 emissions by 2020, and in order to get that, we are working in ren

about european today, and that was the reason nothing would be moving and it was all the eu's fault, sosof course everybody in brussels was quite fed up with that. brent: quentin, we have been hearing today that mr. tusk was aiming those words directly at nigel farage and boris johnson. what do you say about that, and what about the backlash to that in the u.k.? quentin: the backlash has cocome from precisely those people. and i think donald t tusk was entirely jusustified in saying theyey rushed into this entirere process wiwithout any clclear ia ofof how they werere going to go a sasafe landingng. so it is rather refrfreshing to hear that.t. having said that, the e problems ththat theresa m may and her govement i is still realally in exactly y the same position. they h have not got a united position. she has not got a solutition tht she is sure shshe can get throrh parliament. shshe has been desesperatelyryig to talalk to the northern irishh day to see whetherer she can get any movement thehere. and i fear that whwhen she t tos to brussels tomomorrow she wille hiding to nothing. and the

his germany's economic situtuatn soso bad it needs a natioional strategy like the one presented today? it -- clemens: it is not b bad, but the queuestion is the futur. how sustatainable is ththe posin of german industry? there are reasosons for concern. there is the issue of ththe car induststry, the diesesel technoy may be phased out in the future. i think it iss true that germany needs to think about the f futu. the question is what the right strategy is. phil: on to sport, and football leagues with an internet platform on the murkier side of the game. when it was launched, it had some real effects. ask cousin marino -- jose mourin ho. his name appeared in leaked documents and he is being fined 2 million euros to avoid a jail sentence in spain for tax fraud. mourinho had already been required to pay more than a million euros in 2015. at the time, he admitted to two counts of tax fraud, dating from his time as coach. rui pinto, the 30-year-old portuguese man widely believed to have been the mastermind of the leaks, has gone public. following his recent arrest in budapest, he spoke to

demonstrations -- in support of both quite a and nicolas maduro at the weekend why is venezuelela still soso divided. well -- the external country supporting why though -- andd the entire national assembly and a large part of the population of course. our are hoping that national andd domestic pressuree will lead are either mother woul- to decide he can't go on which doesn't seem very likely yet or will lead a significant fraction of the militatary to withdraw its support.. a when they see t that the number of people out of the streets protesting and when they p particularly feel the economic sanctions that the us has ratcheted up. that's that's the hope. of course the risk is that the military will continue to support mother would -- but they will not be receiving the income that food imports will decline. on and that the population could be in greater misery for some time. so it's a very high stakes game and we're waiting to see really who blinks. well whahat it takes to get russia to drop its support for the regime how invested is moscow in venezuela. yeah russia and china are very intere

>>> it is soso cold. >> there is no russi collusion. >> i am running for president of united states of america. >> it has no place in the city of chicago. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday, february 3rd, i am wily geist, a cl for ralph northam to retire. he admted he did wore black face when he dressed upn 1980. the governor says it was not him on his school's yearbook space. members of his own democratic party insisting northam to step down. so far, t governor is refusing. can he survive? we'll get into it with chuck todd. >> we are less than ten hours away from the o kicko super bowl liii in atlanta. later a sunday sit-down with amy adams nominated for another oscar for her pheformance in movie "vice," on her rise to hollywood a-list from a less successful career. >> i were just wanting me to get their bread and i was asking a lot of estions. ere did you come from? what brings you here? you are so nice. >> give me the bread. >> really, they're looking for a dinner. >>> harry smith on the ageless tom brad he tries to win his sixth super bowl. it i

soso many of our pharmaceuticals come from the amazon. e are going to be destroyg parts of it and lolosing species ththat we do not even knknow ext yet, w we might be takaking out things that we will need in order to develop pharmacaceutics for future diseases that have not even happened yet. from a purely human self interest standpoint, it is an imperative situation to understand what is happening to the amazon and the need to protect it. amy: dahr jamail, we want to thank you for being with us. his new book, "the end of ice: bearing witness and finding meaning in the path of climate disruption." that does it for our broadcast. democracy now! is accepting applications for a full-time one year paid news production fellowship. details are online at democracynow.org. democracy now! is produced by mike burke, deena guzder, nermeen shaikh, carla wills, the coast of maine, remote and solitary, held special meaning for one of america's greatest artists. in a letter to his brother, winslow homer said of his surroundings, "there is certainly some

soso they were imposing multiple tickets. you would be stopped for a traffic event and often four or five different tickets issued. people were cicited for high grs and weeds growing on their front lawn. if they could not pay immediately and ferguson, they were sent to jail, just like n was. that is unconstitutional. the supreme court back in 1983 said you cannot punish someone simply because they cannot afford to pay a fine. you have to punish them only because i'm what they did was willful. they could afford to pay it and they chose not to. but that is not what was happening in ferguson. ferguson residents were being charged these excessive fines. they could not pay them and they were sent to jail. that is debtors prison. so the department brought together people from all over the country -- judges, lawyersors, activists, -- and try to determine what it was the department could do to try to reform fines and fees in the united states. one of the things the people asked of the department, particularly judges and state legisla

soso they can arrest you with overwhelming force and automatic weapons and armored vehicles and stuns, and then they can force you not to speak in public but they can still say whatever they want about you to news organizations. >> and leak. two years of leaks, as you know, that i i was going to be arrestd every other tuesday. it's destroyed my business. the censorship of my show on info wars, and censorship of my facebook page has hurt my book sales dramatically. i was a "new york times" p best-selling author. so this is part of the plan, destroy you financially, so, like general flynn, you have to plead guilty to something you didn't do. >> tucker: unbelievable. we areu always welcome on the show. gag order or not. thank you very much. michael caputo is a former advisor to the trump campaign, spent a lot of time around the mueller investigation and he joins us tonight. what is michael caputo, the right course for someone under a gag order? it does seem a little strange in a country that, at least the one i grew up in, we bragged about our right to say what is true. what happens if

. >>> it is soso cold. >> there is no russi collusion. >> i am running for president of united states city of chicago. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday, february 3rd, i am wily geist, a cl for ralph northam to retire. he admted he did wore black face when he dressed up

robar, si todavÍa no ha tenido una cito y algÚn candidato le pide dinero a cambio, esto es motivo para sosouato para empezar cÓmo se juntan, cÓmo se unieron la verdad como acaba un cubano en este grupo? >> del regional mexicano cÓmo estÁ la cosa. >> todos radicamos en las vegas. >> ahÍ se conocieron. >> ahÍ nos conocimos todos, Él fue el que iniciÓ el grupo, felipe, fue el que iniciÓ el grupo, cÓmo terminÉ aquÍ, antes fue. >> te gustaba la mÚsica regional mexicana? >> no lo habÍa escuchado y prestado mucha atenciÓn. >> antes me dedicaba a tocar bachata en las vegas. >> hÁblanos de este movimiento alternativo regional mexicano, cuÉntenos por que lo estÁn haciendo cuÁl es el origen, cuÉntenos. >> pues el origen de nuestro gÉnero, viene de muy atrÁs, lo que es mÚsica de la sierra antes se hablaba de mÚsica de la sierra, en sinaloa chihuahua, sonora, pero aquÍ hicimos una fusiÓn un poco mÁs diferente como Él que habla mÁs inglÉs que espaÑol. >> pues uno con el toque norteÑo, Él sinaloa y caribe obviamente. >> Él es el que pone el sabor a la mÚsica. >> yo lo ponga cÓmo lo hacen para conciliar. >