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it's led by one of the movement's many indigenous matriarchs, tara hauska. >> i'm from a small town inorthern minnesota. i grew up on the lake, in the woods. the land is in the heart. as an indigenous person, it is my obligation as a woman to keep the water, to protect the water. >> reporter: she had a different line of work before choosing to live in the woods. you are a lawyer? so isn't there a different way to go about this, to get this done? >> i was out in washington, d.c., had had internships in the white house, under the obama administration, was part of the 16 bernie sanders run. >> as kids would say, you have receipts. >> yeah. >> you participate in the process. >> but what i observed over time was a process that was so incremental. >> code red for humanity. >> historic floods and tornados. >> drought conditions impacting 60 million americans. >> we're at this point in human history, and there are already climate migrations happening, seas are rising. there is a point we start to look around and open our eyes and say, enough? >> reporter: so she came back home, back to minneso

there are clear signs that some powerful people don't like judge tara, but tar, and his idea of justice. this is propaganda. when you look, for example, at the newspaper by it drank a front page headline saying, fear god, be thought and leave. what is that? if it's not the best act, what is it? this is not journalism, this is a new levin even for lebanon, and it should not be okay. and as attached as i am to the principle of freedom of speech, that i limits starting with the principle of do no harm. and this is simply hate speech. tara method is a judicial investigator who promised to reveal the truth, but the political class in general on his below, in particular, are trying to silence this investigation using a variety of tools, including media at the thief on half the what they did then he was at the i look the had the attacker cost would be the same as what i saw with us. a piece you abide may occur and on my side it has will not employs during the live activists and social media who answers to right against judge b. tar. and accused him of being politicized, saying he will reveal f

thank you for a very good conversation, tara palmeri and emily jachinsky.ig budget deal for president biden before he went to europe but it quickly fell apart. did journalists get played here? then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. wait, i didn't ruin the ending, did i? (woman) yeah, y-you did. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ howie: the washington post was upbeat saying president biden could be marking a potential breakthrough after months of lent this negotiations and msnbc was really excited. >> so what we expect from the president today is to detail this new framework after months of negotiationses that he thinks will be able to papas the senate and the house. >> there's no question this is a massive deal. howie: there was skepticism on cnn and fox news. >> this is a huge mo

her name, tara hogan. questioned by another of bill's attorneys. >> you could hear a pin drop in that courtroom. >> tara recounted her 15 month affair with the married jason carter. >> how frequently were you guys having sex? >> on average, it would be several times a week. >> did you ever tell mr. carter that you left him? >> i did. >> did he ever reciprocate and tell you that he loved you? >> he did. >> and bill's lawyer said that on the morning of the murder, jason and tara exchange more than 100 text on that secret phone. some of them steamy. >> do you recall what your last text message from mr. carter was? >> it was something sexual. >> the lawyer said the conversation ended only when jason stop texting as he pulled up to his parents house. >> text, text, text, text, text until 10:50 am. at which point, the text traffic goes dark. >> quiet for 13 minutes, until jason made a phone call to his sister, telling her their mother was dead. the lawyer argued that was more than enough time to kill his mother

but tara, i only have about 30 seconds left.workers. can you break down why they would be disproportionately impacted? >> well, because these are the types of jobs where you have, you know, they are easily replaceable, first of all. you know, when you are looking at, let's say, fast-food workers or minimum-waged jobs. employers will go to automation. they will look at other ways or they just won't hire women if -- if they, you know, are worried about them not working. there are unintended consequences when you start mandating paid family leave in certain areas that actually impact lower-income families, as opposed to upper-income, which are actually out in california. there is an example where more women who are paid better actually take advantage of this. so, there is a lot to be worked out in the policy prescription that you just can't throw into a big reconciliation bill which is part of the democrats' problem here because it's not simple enough for them to sell politically. and so, therefore, it's dragging them down in the p

now from london is worth a historian and the inspiration for the rolling stones street fighting man, tara galley, a member of the original anti war bertrand russell, jean paul, softer tribunal. he, along with edward snowden and others, a part of the resurrected tribunal now named bel mush after sanchez london prison direct thanks so much for coming back on another terrible week for the global south . there been all these are the violence in jerusalem. there been explosions in syria, a, in brazil, the accusations of our genocide, but in nature, nation media, say the b, b. c, cnn. they're mourning the loss of colin powell. he of my li'l salvador, nicaragua, pat m iraq was. what did you make of the eulogies to the 1st african american as secretary of state and as other powerful u. s. military industrial, complex positions? well, i mean, it's what you should a, had a similar noticed a few service rumsfeld because he was just a white guy doing his job. you know, you know, i'm referring to the deceased or criminal donald rumsfeld and with the same it's become a slightly more emotional because o

now the pentagon's express concern that tara groups based on the country have intentions to attack or the u. s. mainland, within a year. but it is all a bit of a far cry from the suppose of success of the troop withdrawal from afghanistan. the biden haled, at the time i think the intelligence community currently assess that both isis k and i'll call you to have the intent to conduct external operations, including against the united states, but neither currently has the capability to do so. we could see isis k generate that capability somewhere between 6 to 12 months. i think the current assessments by the intelligence community is that al qaeda would take a year or 2, permission to degrade the terrorist threat of al qaeda in afghanistan and kilo. some have been lied and was a success. i believed that our presence in that gas dance should be focused on the reason we went in the 1st place to ensure afghan a stand would not be used as a base from which to attack our homeland again. we did that we accomplish that objective. always spoke with a former pentagon security analyst, michael mal

and this is simply hate speech. tara method is a judicial investigator who promised to reveal the truth, but the political class in general and hezbollah in particular, are trying to silence this investigation using a variety of tools, including media at the thief on half the what the have you done? that? i look the had the attacker cost would be the same as what i thought with it could be a bad may when i'm i started has, will not employs june the las activists and social media who answers to right against judge b. tar. and accused him of being politicized, saying he will reveal fake information and not provide a true and objective report. so as a consequence, the investigation has now become a polarizing issue. and the where one stands is really dependent on their political affiliation. and then the absence of concrete evidence of what happened on august 4 . conspiracy theories now reigned supreme. the ever since 15 years of civil war ended in 1990 and the rival malicious transformed into political parties. lebanon's power structure has been carved up amongst them. the president is al

so me know how much of this is about justice, tara patel, and how much of this is actually just about has bullet wanting to get the outcome that they want. i mean, this is a really good question. there is a lot about a, b, r because at the end of the day, it's not about the jobs, but it's about the case that judge is. well, the, we're talking here about the you, the last this, it's frozen that is unprecedented history, not of lebanon, but for your money. we're talking about a half of the $266000.00 wounded. and anybody even want to know the roots, want to know that was about what happened. so they might say it did it even a lot of a once in the heart of that even if this is on one side, on the other side. yes, this is, it is a community completing the fact that this big event comes to add on many frustration that even these people are or part of that even people are they are holding grudges against has been law because it's about this be lost, but it's about a 70 or every day that it is losing one additional attribute. it's somebody who the advantage of has been a lot. so the elephant

and it's a cornerstone of the room, tara, tara legislation. and i think it doesn't already in the fact that those, those itself are being used now to explain it to the us. and when it comes to the issue of genius on, it's very significant the notion of journalists and over janice organizations around the world, spoken up so clearly about the situation that during the sound of face. because it is intended, in my view, to intimidate journalists elsewhere in the future from exposing war crimes from exposing human rights abuses. and of course, dots and incredibly important parts of the role of journalism, which is to hold the powerful to accounts, which is to expose injustices done in our name. an important part of our democratic society must be defended, while the bel marsh tribunal, named after the jail, where assault is being held, had no legal bearing. it aim to elicit public attention following in the footsteps of a similar event conducted half a century ago, condemning us actions in vietnam next week, assange face as a hearing into his possi

now the un human rights counselors agree to appoint a new special rappel tara, in afghanistan. the rock auto will be responsible for monitoring human rights following the toner bomb takeover. amnesty international has welcomed the decision saying, an independent investigative mechanism will be critical. the organization is accused the taliban of human rights violations, including targeted killings of civilians and the blockading of humanitarian aid. early voting has begun in a parliamentary election in iraq, 2 days ahead of the general vote. among those casting balance are internally displaced people. but many haven't received voting cards, something that's likely to affect the results. around con reports, a proud display, a political affiliations. the polls opened on october 10th, xerox parliamentary election, $423.00 candidates, are competing for 30 full seats and government here in, in of a province. but across the province, the turnout might not be what the candidates are hoping for. the provincial capital is mostly a predominantly sunni muslim city. there's a lot of anger

, tara stations. and i think it doesn't already in the fact that those vivi knows itself are being used now to explain it to the us. and when it comes to the issue of june, the sound is very significant. that the gnashing journalists and other janice organizations around the world spoken up so clearly about the situation that during the sound has faced because it is intended in my view, to intimidate journalists elsewhere in the future from exposing war crimes from exposing human rights abuses. of course stocks, an incredibly important part of the role of journalism which is to hold the powerful to accounts, which is to expose injustices done in our name. that's important. parts of our democratic society must be defended. while the bel marsh tribunal, named after the jail resign, just being held, had no legal bearing, it aim to elicit public attention following in the footsteps of a similar event way back, conducted half a century ago, condemning us actions back then, vietnam. well up to day. next wee

well, let me ask you then, tara, because the, the nature of warfare has changed so much. we see obviously a lot more cyber attacks these days. lots of countries are moving towards drones. how relevant or how critical is having a nuclear stockpile in the well, but we now live in that's an excellent question that we could see in the recently concluded conflict. and if that is a nuclear weapon played no role in the past 20 years, these weapons really are useless in fighting today's threat of terrorism. it is very unlikely that the united states would use nuclear weapons against china or vice versa, regardless of what happens over taiwan. or in the china sea. so to a large extent, these now are weapons of our and symbolism. they're also associated with the 5 permanent members of the security council, china, france, russia, and out of state. and these nuclear weapons give them an exalted a status. and then finally, the military establishment establishment believe that their nuclear weapons have prevented a 3rd world war tara craft fair and nuclear arms control specialist. and

and had tara operation actually achieved flop ganeth son. today case, american red occupation increased the number of charges groups increase the energy high despite us on the growing the afghan, aside as a reaction seemed what the americans did to could industry killing of civilians by drawing the bombing at science at the for i don't think we should hold off the american presence as being a forced to stability in afghanistan. it actually de, stabilize the country across the board. and it rebuilt support the tower. but the mason point on makers is that the americans are not part of a solution in afghanistan. they were part of the problem. let's remember the big picture, the context. when the united states invaded afghanistan on october 7th, 2001, there was no isis. the whole war on terror by the united states, which is included the death of 250000 afghans during the past 20 years. and that has created that has created that has been the trigger or the catalyst for the further expansion of ice is or isis like formations. so from a on its face

for the national school boards association claim the threats it's received, tantamount to domestic tara and sinus thing descent and marine faces, potential trial for daring to criticize president. findings have gone pull out despite another office said being held as a heroes 2 years ago. forward tongue lashing trump. ah, are you able to use the international life or most great with me? you nash avalo. thanks for joining us. prison. payton says the e, you made a costly mistake. one have decided to ditch long term gas contracts. also stressing that brussels as preferred method of gas trading over loops. some of its crucial characteristics. data is a cannot be easily stored like other commodities. i interesting other interesting points also came out of a cabinet meeting present peter held earlier on today. all sees eagle sh dano join my colleague niel harvey, in the studio to discuss developments. well, i guess the whole point of this cabinet meeting, at least, to a large extent, was to outline russia's stance in this crisis. lemme put and talk to russia's energy minister and basically gav

beyond dasanya, the national schools association claims the threats it seemed to mug to the last big tara i finally thing descend a marine faces potential trial for daring to criticize president biden's up in pull out this fight, another officer being hailed as a hero. 2 years ago for tongue lashing trump. ah wife, her most cruel train on see international with me. you lasher. paolo, thanks for joining us. prison, payton says the e, you made a costly mistake one and decided to ditch long term gas contract. also stressing the brussels as preferred method of gas trading, overlooked some of its critical characteristic characteristics, so that, that is, it can be easily stored like other commodities. other interesting points also came out of a cabinet meeting present. payton held earlier today, aussies eager, donna joining my colleague new harvey in the studio to discuss development. well, i guess the whole point of this cabinet meeting, at least to a large extent, was to outline russia's stance in this crisis. letterman couldn't talk to russia's energy minister and basically gave very clear

after the national school boards claim, the threat that sits received at the ton to mount domestic, tara, also an ethics commission to new york launch is a probe into its own decision to allow former governor andrew cuomo to re can $5000000.00 for his book about the pandemic on the program, we hear from the daughter of a care home resident who died in the states covered crisis. this whole entire investigation feels like one big show to meet our family members. a for us leaving nursing home families. there they're dead, they're not coming back. bus is exactly now 20 years since the u. s. coalition invaded afghanistan, swiftly removing the taliban, only to see them back in power after the war ended with the country now and an economic insecurity meltdown. families are resorting to drastic measures when your stomach is empty, you can't think about the dark side. so i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there is no option left with 9 am on october. the 7th period. moscow and already a big mix of your top headlines, who are naughty, international welcome to the program, i'm rura

. >> tara, on the debt ceiling, it's pretty easy to see what chuck schumer wants.kind of coming into focus what mitch mcconnell wants, at least politically. my big question has been, what in the world to ted cruz and lindsey graham want? what was victory for them? was it an actual default and try to blame it on biden? what were they looking for here? >> they were looking for more attack ads for the midterms. they wanted all of the democrats to be forced into a corner in which they had to use reconciliation to lift the debt limit. they did not want, you know, the perception of weakness. in my opinion, mitch mcconnell lost the news cycle. okay, so we have a narrative that mitch mcconnell blinked, right, and that schumer won. but in early december, it's going to be an even bigger showdown. it's not just going to be the debt limit that they have to fight to increase, the democrats will have to fight to increase. but also there would be government spending. an actual shutdown could be on the line. it's going to mean an even bigger fight which mitch mcconnell just pushed

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and i see tara's fall into ground kinda splint. i picked him up this funding. well. then i look in a walk over there was the c one as far as when the back in one direction saw this turned around and his wall i was away when i 1st heard it and i feel i said, well, the reason being because i always justify to myself that someone does something to me or try to take my life than it was justify anything i dental and then realize how many labs i impact my to get his life. oh, my belief is the in the die. all the things that you have done is recorded. yoga all your good. these now william bad ah o the way of life. so reindeer herders leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. while the men join women carry the weight of the household work on their shoulders. mother she now with however, in the vast expanse of russia, there is a spot where a housewife could secure regular implements done. it's in the fall semester with ah ah, ah ah ah ah, a ah. i either financial survival guide, they learn about be allowed. let's say i'm it thro

so, what about tara? has she changed her habits about two years on?aight after and then the pandemic hit and everything, everyone wanted everything to be clean and so taking my reusable cup was no longer an option and that's a really small thing. no one doubts that if you want to slow the warming climate there are big changes ahead. strong winds and a reported "tornado" has brought down trees causing major travel disruption on roads and railways. this was euston station where hundreds of passengers have been delayed. more than 600 thousand have been vaccinated. another 140,000 children have their job according to nhs england. the office for national statistics said the percentage of people in real seven to 11 estimated atjust over 9%. the aim is to keep as many people safely in the classroom as possible. now, as we speak, boris johnson is probably somewhere in the air between rome and glasgow. they should have been held in rome but the italians were a bit unsure, the britishjumped in they would have it. that is why it is being held in glasgow. there w

countries in the midst of a humanitarian crisis that's already affecting half the population. ca tara's praise, the efforts of 8 agencies, but said it wasn't enough, aren't up to matt to get us a james base as this report from the u. n. the u. m. has been spearheading a large humanitarian operation in the 2 months since the taliban to cobra afghanistan. 3.8000000 people have received food supplies in that period. but aid alone will not help as the countries and tar economy is now at the risk of collapse . the un secretary general antonio good terrace, says the situation is very urgent. disease that make or break moment. he says do not exits until afghans whether the storm and we'd soon, not only day, but all the world will pay a heavy price. the telephone's acting, foreign minister, says afghanistan's funds thought to total about $10000000000.00 should be immediately unfrozen, or captain america and the hon over the the shuttle hover. this is so embarrassing that a huge country, like the united states of america, is freezing in our assets, instead of helping constructing our country and

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one employee groups that supp supporters trans employees, tara field saying, "you can't by carbon jauchen we don't say thank you for the scraps you give us." tara field was suspended on monday because she allegedly attended -- tried to crash a virtual leadership meeting, but then her suspension was turned around back and forth, and it seems like things are back to normal. what you see here is at least hundreds of staffers speaking out and complaining to company management, and company management essentially saying we want to provide lots of different kinds of programming to lots of different kinds of people. what ted sarandos is doing is making a statement that will matter in the future even if he's only saying it to employees. it's that the kind of stand-up comedy that might offend lots of people but might be enjoyed by lots of others is something which will continue to be included. >> it will be interesting to see moving forward, just the response from, you know, employees. brian, thank you. >>> still ahead this hour, how prosecutors say a million dollars from a russian tycoon made it

and then tara and alex, great job on all the work you do. sarah and suzanna and team, thank you so much. we appreciate being a part of it. (applause) >> thank you. >> i live around the corner on san jose avenue. (applause) i've led the jury commoners as we call ourselves since 2009 which literally means i buy the coffee. i'll stay on the thanks train or describe more parts of the thanks elephant. number one, laura who couldn't be here, who started the jury commoners in about 2004. and started the organization that led to the work that led to us all being here. number two, in i think 2014, eric anderson, the park services manager of this area at the time got me to write a grant for the community opportunity fund, which was unsuccessful. a couple years later, mary who is right there in the purple mask wrote the grant that succeeded and that's why we're here today. (applause) super thank you to mary. and then number three, i want to thank smart folks at rec and parks, i don't think i fully know how it works but assembled with a community opport

joining me now is tara palmieri.mentioned joe manchin not wanting to support clean energy stuff because he comes from a state that does a lot of coal. there was new reporting that joe manchin has seriously considered the idea of leaving the democratic party. he denied this a couple of days ago or sort of suggested that this reporting wasn't true. reuters reports he acknowledges weighing on whether to leave the democratic party. >> the rumors circulate around washington that joe manchin wants to leave the democratic party. is this a way of him saying don't push me too far or i'll leave the party. is it better to have a moderate democrat that drags his feet on progressive policies or do you want me to be republican? in this case, though, he was considering becoming an independent and not a republican, but we hear this all of the time even during the trump administration, it could be a leveraging tactic. we do know that i was actually at this event on monday and that joe manchin was at this event on monday in which the

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