katharine, tara is one of the contributors to this volume.ut the significance of the indigenous leadership and contribution to solutions to the climate crisis. >> tara has an absolutely stunning as they can the collection called "sacred resistance, she talks about this work on the front lines of stopping additional fossil fuel infrastructure and indigenous women and indigenous leaders of all genders are leading incredibly important land defense and resistance work around the world. it is absolutely vital work because we know we have a whole toolbox solutions we can move forward through things like a clean electricity standard, but at the same time, we have to be slamming the brakes on the fossil fuel economies and systems on continuing to propel itself forward. tara also talks about the fundamental value shift that really sits beneath all of this work, about coming back into lanceith the livingystems of o pnet, aositionf p. small city ratherhan -- rep.osta:he other tn tteakes was an reay reclaithisort of ritful role tt humansan haven rationsp

we are back with the reverend al sharpton and tara setmayer. of pelosi's, quote, the volatile former president and pelosi foe is long gone from the white house, but still haunts capitol hill. and as much as some in her party might want to move on from trump, the speaker has made over seeing an investigation of the deadliest attack on the capitol in two centuries into a core mission this year, putting her squarely in the path of the former president who democrats said played a central role in the insurrection. the truth is there is no moving on from january 6th, now, is there? >> no, and i have to say that nancy pelosi is a boss. i spent a lot of years battling nancy pelosi and democrats on the other side of the aisle, and i have to give her credit where credit is due. she is stepping up as speaker of the house, using every resource available to her to make sure that the insurrection is investigated and taken seriously. what happened on january 6th is a national tragedy, and the republicans trying to white wash it and gaslight the american peopl

tara sandra has warned that he and his followers will deny the government responsible for this. if they fail to take serious action me in mars reporting a record number of covert deaths. 145 in the past day and more than 7000 new infections. but with testing right low it's like the, the actual number of cases is much higher in marz also facing a serious shortage of oxygen. people have been carrying overnight for refills, risking arrest for staying out past the curfew. that's been imposed by the military . and the dutch government is asking people to work from home and has reimpose some current of virus restrictions just weeks after lifting my slow down measure infections, they're stored by 500 percent in the space of a week with more than 50000 people testing positive prime minister words or apologize this week for ending restrictions at the end of june, which she described as an error in judgment. witnesses coming up next with the story of a young black woman as she ones in tunisia is national elections. the news. ready i owe. ringback $200.00. ringback which total move in on t

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tara, you're a business owner. you dealt with donald trump. you know how he operates. does it seem conceivable to you that allen weisselberg could have benefitted and received all of these gifts, his family, his kids received all of this stuff, not accounted for it in the books, in the company taxes without donald trump being aware of that? >> absolutely not. because first of all, we know just from his presidency, let alone all the years in business because this is not his first rodeo in terms of investigations, trump's soho was investigated, particularly don jr. and ivanka. they had emails that were baked. that's a different issue. there's no way donald trump would have had him in that position for that long. we saw him how easily he disbars people that disobey him. there's no reason he would stay in that supreme superior position high up that food chain with direct access to donald trump if he weren't doing his bidding. to me, this is what it shows is he was there explicitly to carry out the donald trump orders so donald trump didn't have to do it. >> it's a good poi

and for hanna's best friend, tara, it was that she ever stop thinking about her sweet friend. found she couldn't talk about it. emotions all bottled up. hannah, frozen forever at 18. so you went on with your life and you have babies? >> yes. >> she never got to do that, did she? >> no. >> the case, meanwhile, was mostly in the deep freeze. making a glacial precision through the courts. seasons past, no resolution. but that was about to change in startling fashion. >> coming up -- a second trial but, at times it was hard to know exactly who was the defendant and was it denny ross? >> he was choking me from behind and just squeezing me. >> or hanna's boyfriend? >> did you believe yourself are hanna's murder? >> yes. >> when "dateline" continues. ateline" continues [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. overwhelmed by the ups and downs don't thank them too soon. of frequent mood swings of bipolar i? ask about vraylar

where does the white house fit into all of this, tara? that the white house doesn't want to put its political will behind this investigation. they know, just like former congressman jolly said, that pocketbook issues are going to drive the next election. i mean it's been how many months now since the insurrection, more than six months, and we still haven't even seen an oversight committee. i don't think the white house is as interested in this. they want to use their political capital right now on infrastructure, on reconciliation. this has become a bit of a sideshow, as important as it is, it's just they don't have enough political capital to spread around right now, not to mention voting rights, police reform. i think you're going to keep seeing them put out these really strong statements, but are they really going to go out there and lobby and put their juice behind a january 6 commission? i doubt it because they know it doesn't drive votes. >> it may not drive votes but what i find interesting is you still have a lot of americans who

that's when we felt it, tara has a time. we galvanized over the efforts and support officers, victims, and we did a lot of good work at that time. now unfortunately, the media again and again did not see us as a victim. they saw us also at the same time as part of the problem rather than the solutions i went through. the september 11th the bali bombings london attacks. we are the generation of news headlines. we are constantly reacting and being poor under the microscope, constantly having to justify ourselves, place ourselves in boxes, change ourselves from the mold data from the back for convinced the world a few. we are all that while trying to maintain a normal stress in lifestyle in this climate of fear. zacky mallow chooses the wrong moment to play the part of g had warrior he applied for a passport to fly to the middle east saying he wants to make perspective bride in lebanon. alarm bell, stop ringing at the estrella and security service. i saw that one day to give me a phone call to call me up and say, listen, live f

was then saving the people from the red, tara, not the taliban, tara, but really the parallels a striking, starting with primal promise of freedom, stability, and democracy. first, the vietnamese without help. and that's about all the allies really making any progress. is there a ford movement? the reports, i see, make it clear that there is certainly there is a positive movement towards constitutional government. the people wanted elected responsive governments pretty quickly that positive energy fell apart. and washington realized that victory was impossible ring about. and so just isn't our guy missed on it in to deal with the enemy and set how to get rid of in the 1st place, the communists in north vietnam. and after years of effort, we negotiated settlement, which made it possible for us to remove our forces with honor and bring home our prisoners. though, at least unlike president biden, today, who dodges questions about the guilty conscience? president ford had the decency to just cross out the words with honor in his final speech. i wouldn't date of who i've canister on the u. s.

do you think any law abiding countries should be talking to terrorists all labeling any group as tara is given how politically charged that more than the taliban being listed as tourists by the united nation is the cause of their action. and of course, i mean you have to, everybody is try to talk to them because there is no alternative because you know or tentative things when drunk, things went wrong and the, the began to re merge and part of the population went with them. the answer is not continuing to fight the answers to find the solution and bring the solution. and that is what russia has done and we appreciate it and we wanted to continued in fullest. so yes, talk to them. there are some p is no other alternative. some headlines around the world now, a new russian module is just connected to the international space station. it's one of the largest yet so called no car or science and it's intended for just that. the more he was long awaited bought a scientific community and will function as an on board the borrow tree with 13 special experiments already plant, completing an eart

vin gupta, tara kirk, thank you to both of you.after being treated in miami, the widow of haiti's assassinated president appeared in a memorial for her late husband. it's not the first time, of course, that this island nation has been embroiled in a political crisis. back in 1994 the international community intervened to remove the military regime established by i was with former new york city police commissioner ray kelly in 199 # 5. after he was appointed by president clinton to lead the international police monitoring force. >> at the end of this month, united nations police take over. kelly's job will be done, he will go home. >> certainly miss my family. having water, electricity, plumbing, those sorts of things. great experience. they certainly endure so many hardships. they're happy, smile easily, have a great work ethic. >> will hard work be enough in a coun history of violence. >> they need opportunity to make much needed changes. that's what i think we created here. >> joining me, the ceo of the guardian. great to see you

presidents, the wrong bank. baylock already gone on. biddy have joined the opposition in saying what taras reelection is unconstitutional. back by returned to abbey john last month after the international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes related violence. on the 2011 election, bulgarians have voted in their 2nd parliamentary election in just 3 months. no clear winner has emerged. exit polls show the center right party for my prime minister barak off narrowly ahead. but the vote comes amid growing anger in widespread corruption in the country. some of the ag reports for the 2nd time this year, the lining up to cast their ballots. and the summit, this polling station in the capital, sophia, a change from the old order count comes soon enough. nathan, as a pro maxima, i will vote for real changes and for our children to have a better future that you've got don't. where's the, i believe this is all for good. the bulgarian people will receive the outcome they desire. course, it's a tight race. the right wing populace deb party of the full prime minister bicycle body soap has dominated

i because for my political rivals have united to publicly challenge president allison what tara to form a presidential or bank bo and already gone on. betty had joined the opposition in saying what tara was reelection is unconstitutional. bag were returned to be shot last month after the international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes relating to violence. falling the 2011 election. miss susan, if we have a constitution, that means we have a collection of techs to guide us, and one must fight to be on the right side of the constitution, so that the constitution is on your side. but if you're fighting against the constitution, then trudy, we others can help you. while garrison's of voted in the 2nd parliamentary election in just 3 months, no clear winner has emerged. exit polls show the center right party of former prime minister breaker boris of narrowly ahead. but the bus comes to me growing and good, widespread corruption in the country of san diego force for the 2nd time this year, the lining up to cast their ballots somewhat. this polling station in the capital, sophia, a c

tara, good morning to you.amping the west coast apparently might just be the best coast. tell us about a california hidden gem. >> yeah, well, it is so good to be back at camp "gma." first up, we've got mendocino grove in mendocino, california. the campgrounds here are stunning and modern. each campsite actually has its very own fire pit. they also offer a campfire valet service for anyone who needs a little extra help getting the fire going. they also offer rentable camp boxes that include tablecloths, plates, bowls, mugs and utensils, so you can pack a little bit lighter and have hiking trails throughout the property. but it's also located near the water so you have access to the beach or you can take a canoe on the river and, eva, they've also got dog-friendly tents so walter can come along on this adventure as well. >> there you go. >> if you're in the new york state of mind what do you recommend? >> yeah, we recommend malouf mountain sunset campground in beacon, new york, it's just 40-minue train ride from

joining us is tara comonte. how do you like to say it? >> tomorrow.ine: you been raising money. congratulations. $100 million, in excess. what you want to do with the money? how do you want to continue to spread the word about what you are trying to achieve? >> this is a part of the ivf lab. it really hasn't seen innovation over that entire period you talked about. almost 40 years. we are at a point now with the growth and the speed we are seeing in demand for fertility services, whether it helps with infertility or help on a proactive basis with preservation and freezing eggs. the sheer scale and demand of specimens that clinics are having to keep up with is unsustainable in terms of how the existing infrastructure can handle it. we are talking about millions of frozen eggs and embryos today being managed by ivf labs, which will evolve into hundreds of millions over the coming decades. you just showed a shot there of the manual analog outdated process. you saw the -- and the labels, it is still in place today to deal with this. tomorrow life -- tmrw

on a person note, asa has been a tara -- great colleague on our one-on-one calls, on our conversations with the white house, on our group calls and more. we've worked together as a team. i have no doubt that asa will continue to build on the work we've done together and will lead the n.g.a. to brighter days. and i have no doubt that governor phil murphy will be extraordinary as a vice chairman. and with that, i now pass the n.g.a. gavel over to arkansas governor and the new chair of the national governors association, governor asa hutchinson. this gavel is for you, asa. governor hutchison: well, thank you, governor cuomo, and i am delighted and honored to accept this gavel and i want to thank all of you for placing your trust and confidence in me to take leadership of the n.g.a. and governor doocy, governor for your support as well. this will be a critical year for our states and territories individually and for the nation as we navigate through recovery and return to normalcy after the pandemic, which we are still in. governor cuomo, your tenure as n.g.a. chairman through this pandemi

protest against racist abuse during a friendly against honduras, targeted against defender jordan and tara and irene guy. late in the game. a racism in football has received increasing attention after 3 black england players suffered abuse when they missed penalties in the euro. 2020 final to the can fill the film festival. now it's glitz. the closing ceremony is often filled with suspense, with attendees eager to find out which film has got the top award, the palm door. and normally the winner is revealed at the end of the night, but that didn't go quite to plan. it began with a slip up. i can jury president spitefully nearly announce the winner early but was stopped in the nick of time. do tell me. i see he's, he's tom door went to the room to tom. but julia corner, it's me the 2nd time in the history of the festival that a woman received the award i provoked, it is radical, and shocking to me. the main character, alexia has a titanium plate implanted in her head after a serious car accident. as a child, in spite of this she loves cause quite literally and brutally kills anyone who gets

tara. >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert, rob black and swat. you love to hear right again. rob. because you said it was all downhill from here. going sideways little bit. yeah, waiting for inflation or does it go away this summer. so the market to drift into day daria nokay going on a little bit sideways. but the fed was going to really some notes today telling us that they simply to dallas and san francisco and chicago, boston different areas. the markets will react to comes up about 11 o'clock. our time in the morning. other stories of note that are kind of interesting. trump is suing facebook, twitter and google and their ceos american airlines said that they've done 3 times as many flights as they did last year at this time, which is not impressive because there's 3 different economies. 2018. pandemic post pandemic. compare yourself pandemic numbers kind of. that's going to keep. yeah. jeff bezos. that's i don't how you feel about this gotten into farce. mackenzie basis. his fortune, his half or how we want to say that hit 211 billion dolla

. >> in the years following max's death dina continue to investigate and hired a woman named tara.ot as a result of an accident but a murder? >> yes, a homicide. >> tara has no law enforcement background she calls herself an intelligence analyst. she and dina have floated several theories over the years, the current theory, whoever killed max, it was not rebecca zahau. these days -- that has never been verified. a story of all wild party at the mansion the night before max's fall. >> he has not been interviewed by the police and has not come forward. >> my would connection it might have to maxes death, you have no idea? >> i don't. but i think it should be explored. >> she said police never spoke with a neighbor but we did and he doesn't remember anything about a party. and max's data jonah shacknai who was in the house said that there was no party. jonas says that he never doubted the official investigation, but wanted to rebut the theory offered by tina and others. his lawyers hired the highly regarded investigative firm, crawled, the resulting report says that the evidence is co

when the when i can need it to you to imagine the panic and tara which such a patient decision cause amongst the people i'll be, i mean the, if you appeal. moreover, last july, when she comes to the media, you appear also filled the renaissance dam month during the 1st year to 5000000 cubic meters without prior notification, which caused a drug in the water level in the blue nile asked him quite suddenly and the total of 3 of the water stations for over 3 days in the town of cartoon, cartoon not to mention the economic and political consequences which were considerable this decision was which the whole world bore witness turban. finally, the issue, opinion irrigation minister, on the 5th of july and sent a letter to us either affirming his determination or a letter to carry out the 2nd the filling of the done for the 2nd consecutive year . this causes and well caused considerable damage to sudan. if you have this clearly shown on demonstrated its behavior with regard to the sudanese citizens in the absence of an equally binding agreement by sleeping aside the neighborhood labor li, i

and taliban, tara group has seized much of the country. driving out government forces many $50000.00 on the run, both from the conflict and from the taliban in suspense on islamic law. the vehicle has lost everything. so we got her husband was killed by the telephone just a few days ago, and then she was forced to flee from her home in north afghan instead, at least here in refugee camp and low about she sinks for now the level of coverage emission situation here has gotten much worse since the foreign troops left me the number for him. it took women can't go in the streets alone, around the extreme are making the rules that and there's fighting everywhere. i tell her all the fear that the taliban is gaining ground daily. at present, they control around half of the country and claim to have captured up to 85 percent . and the fighting has only intensified in recent weeks. parts of afghan stands armed forces capitulated without a fight lean to neighboring to g, because then the african government then had to secure their safe passage back to afghanistan. and those that went on are com

and in the popular mind, tara was associated with islam and muslims, most of whom in australia were lebanese. most of them is sydney will have been. eyes were therefore potentially a direct and immediate enemy who were treated like we were all suspects. we were all under suspicion. i'm in for i was walking home from school from the bus stop. and this was just around when september 11th happened. and i remember a man at me. but i really did a good face by that. it didn't affect me in any way. i just thought that was his issue when he was ignorant. but us the daughter of community lead a general re fi name at co. boatley is soon aware of what the attacks mean. lebanese is trailing, and all of a sudden we are being victimized, vilified, and marginalized due to the actions of somebody somewhere who believe the sort of thing and how the grudge gets a certain nation. and all of a sudden that impacts on me. and apparently what i'm supposed to think and the type of person that i am an adult by getting that negative perception from the water community also makes the question, what does it then to be

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so hit by tara water leave at least 180 dead. correspondent reports from the da's office. here in our file, in the state of royal and latin, that is one of the worst effected areas by the flooding. you can see over to my left on this building where the water actually reached well above from my own head highway of death go for. that's what it looks like down. yeah. if you carry on further down the road, the among the stories that say the week south africa and take up arms to fight off looters the middle week of mayhem spot. while the jailing of a former president, schools of people have been killed they unlock graves of 160 more children are found in canada. indigenous community, which is the government and public school attendance list to get a clear idea of the scale of the tragedy. as major people stress repression exists to this day. agenda started still happening for toys, not taking reports seriously. predators know that they could target, and people in general know that they could target aah! from oscar was in the weekly and our teens and i should love daniel hawkins

hello, tara? tara? >> hello. my name is tara sesa, and i'm super excited about the cceis plan and how it's not just a special education need, it's a tier one and tier two need. again, i know it's early tonight, but people keep mentioning structured based literacy, and i think staff is going to help with the proportionality. i want to keep working with you all and hope that this can be something that we build a less an on, and i just want to comment on how t go get them a them come back to class from the office. but i felt like often, i'm talking to my other black and brown peers. as teachers, we have things that were effective and work and we're surveilled. for example, some of the systems when i was using, when they were questioned, we're often questioned, our expertise, then it had me for the first time sending people to the office when it's something we wouldn't do, and also, asking why we didn't send people to the office. because they didn't do anything. i want to raise the point that when you bring in teache

so tara 1347 beds. i hoped i would never come back here again. we're at a hospital again and here again, are these damp scrubs. how did the hospital start to fill up? do you remember the day when said b, as in rock of announced another spike in cases that started when the city announced 9000 infections when there had previously only been 3004. so we brought that on ourselves. we were monitoring that there had been 50 patients daily, and suddenly the number went up to 100 and then 210120130 so on. but of course, the key point is that we will ready, well prepared. the worst thing is when you're not on album for him, what's the main pattern of this new strain? probably you're looking for the computer. firstly, it's more contagious. and 2nd, it hits way faster than the previous and now takes $1.00 to $2.00 days instead of 7 to wait with the elevator. it's also hitting younger people. one possible i do what? yeah, i'm looking at patients and i recall the moments of the 1st and the 2nd waif. they were mainly older people. and now just look, everyone is

although tara did host a meeting between telephone leaders and some senior afghan politicians in phoenix back in bad geese, taliban fighters pushed out of cal ignore were ordered to wait at the city gate until security forces surrendered. day after day, the pressure builds with less than 20 percent of the f. kennedy. now controlled by the afghan government in benton monahan al jazeera was soon d. c has followed new york state in suspending the law license of rudy giuliani, the man who was served as the attorney, a former us president donald trump. a us appeals court has issued an order preventing juliani from practicing. the court found he lied when he said that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from trump lithuania plans to build a board offense to stop refugees and migrants from entering from neighboring bella . ruth, it says it struck him to cope with a sharp increase in arrivals. after bella ruth relaxed efforts to stop them, crossing the border by the recent present. alexander lucas shanker has been accused of weaponized migrants by allowing them to lie, allowing them to cro

and following a recent life process in cuba, the us and you rang the sanctions again, tara b nation biden's administration and shows no sign in the backing done on americans long time rival. but in jerry's ice cream gets froze. nice of israel last becomes and stop sales, multiplied palestinian territory. but is it economic terrorism or support for human rights? we put the issue up for the american company, changing in to, to, to a mob and demand. they can take a moral stand and say, well, i didn't want to do anything with that product. ah, well, can you watch 19 to national, just gone at 11 o'clock in moscow? now dealing pick flame is burning and the long away to tokyo, some games have finally begun. however, the atmosphere is far from being as festive as organizes had hoped. because while opening fireworks did light up the stadium, it was a protest with concerns about the spread of coven infections already linked to the event and jumped to a $11013.00 of them. among athlete. however, the president of the international olympic committee does insist that the games can be held safely with the

do you think any law abiding countries should be talking to terrorists all labeling any group as tara is given how politically charged that's more than the taliban being listed as tourist by the united nation is the cause of their action, of course. and again, everybody is trying to talk to them. there is no alternative because there are no alternatives things when drunk, things went wrong and, and the, the began to re emerge and part of the population went with them. the answer is not continuing to fight the answers to find the solution and bring the solution. and that is what russia has done and we appreciate it and we wanted to continued in fullest. so yes, talk to them. there are some p is no other alternative. all right, so some other headlines for you and brief new russian module is just connected to the international space station. that's it right there. it's actually one of the largest, yet it's called now or science. and it's going to be doing just that. the module has long been away for by the scientific community and will function as an on board laboratory. with 13 special

i know that i would have lost the use of my legs and what have been tara law. i never would have taken it. there was never the no inform content. what so ever about the side effects that i have tried? there was definitely not enough of awareness about hey, just didn't happen. see those the full body convulsions, tremors, brain fog has stayed with me. i'm 6 and a half months out now. i still have not recovered. if i do not take diver mentioned daily, my symptoms come right back. we are completely brushed aside. and i think that's only because our government is trying to get to heard immunity and they're not going to address us. alright. knowledge until they reach their goal . a vaccination incidence professor of infectious diseases, william shaft and police people must be made aware of all potential side effects so that they can make balance decisions. when you educate the population, you have to tell them all about the benefits of the vaccines. and you must be very clear about the side effects also. so they're not surprised and disappointed. every vaccine in th

there were all smiles back was pressed him or tara before this model before the cameras, before i should in learning my boy's progress us into the building that he was occupied before the 2 started there. they own crisis or start to be 2nd of or in crisis. in 2010, just the post election ballot you're talking about earlier. now a lot of people are working closely to see how this meeting and a lot of people expecting both leaders to come out strongly with strong what it's statement to unify the country. because this is a deeply, by the country, both leaders come on very large following and ivory coast about more and why lots of what are they are well respected and well sort of supported by our audience across party lines. so lots of people will watch and cause me to see this, but i was before their meeting, victims of post election violence. and the 1st i voted civil war in 2002, i held a breach set of money to leave at a memorial for victims of the was saying that they don't accept what is happening. there must be some accountability. they also think that the plan was to ignore their pai

officials are asking people to avoid the area of lenox way between tara vow and for doing way uni says the outbound l line bus is being affected. we are waiting for more updates and we'll bring you any new information as soon it comes as it comes in to the newsroom. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 6 after months of decline, us covid cases are rising again, including part of the bay area. we explain what is driving the increase. plus confusion about masks. again. california reverses course on back to school guidance, leaving mask mandate decisions up to individual school districts and us consumer prices surged in june by the most since 2008 is there an end in sight. we asked the u.s. secretary of labor. to our coronavirus coverage covid cases in the united states are rising again. that's after months of decline with new cases doubling over the past 3 weeks. >> across the nation infections rose from 11,000 cases back on june 23rd to more than 23,000 cases on monday. this is according to johns hopkins university officials say this is being driven by the fast-spreading delta variant slowe