two, he met his wife mary in mother teresa's washington d.c.'s aide home and continues to provide pro bono services for the missionary of charity. please give a warm savannah welcome to jim towey. [applause] >> thank you, kathy for the lovely introduction and so nice of you to be here today. i feel very much at home. i group up in jacksonville, a little south from here, and the southern hospitality is part of my life and i've felt it since i got into this area. i want to thank the murphys, too, for sponsoring this morning and welcome, coach and melinda durham in georgia and jim bolis and his wife terry. look, i know the reason i'm here to speak is because of my longtime friendship and working relationship with a modern day saint, george bush. just kidding. [laughter] >> to see if you're listening. now, this book came about because of the kindness of god that i had the opportunity to meet mother teresa and so i'm trying to repay the debt. i was invited by cardinal dolan of new york city to come to a gathering of his media people to do his radio s

and it worked for mother teresa. god bless you and thank you for coming out we want to take this moment to welcome everyone to trinity united church of christ here in. chicago, illinois. we are a church that believes that we are called to

the mother teresa had an interesting life. it's recounted here but but she saw aging was a blessing that knew she was getting closer to god she knew that god if was asked to suffer she said she would accept and offer it and all of these things. she truly showed the beauty of her humanity. and i hope that this little book gives some reflection of that and honors that remarkable woman who really the 20th century. i'd be happy to answer questions that you have now leave some time for questions. don't be shy. you can come up to the microphone and ask anything you can ask about. my hairdresser if you have a question about that. you know where she she was born and scope which is the question is where was she born she was born scopa which is northern macedon near she interesting childhood, very prosperous family. her dad was a merchant, very successful. he was also involved in the movement toward albanian independence. and when she was age eight, her father was poisoned. and so she then was cast. and then her father's business partne

mother teresa had an interesting life. it's recounted here, but she's all that aging was a blessing. she knew she was getting closer to god. she s knew if she was asked to suffer she would accept it and in all these things she showed the beauty of her humanity and i hope that this book gives some reflection to that and honors that remarkable woman who dominated the 20th century. i would be happy to answer any questions that you have now. [applause] don't be shy. come up to the microphone. you can ask about my hairdresser if you have a question about that. [laughter] >> the question is where was she born. she was born in northern macedonia. she, an interesting childhood. very prosperous family. her dad was a merchant, very successful. also involved in the movement towards albanian independence and at age eight her father was poisoned. so she then was cast, her father's business partner appropriated the assets of the family so she was cast into poverty and her mother had to work. she had two siblings and when she felt the ca

can't talk about the cheerfulness of mother teresa? sure. one of the characteristics of those who joined, total surroundings, loving trust in cheerfulness. mother was serious about cheerfulness. i was o with one time giving a talk to young women about to take vows and they were sitting there, girls probably in the 20s, 30s, 20s and they are about to take their vows and mother was standing there and she said if you can't be cheerful with the poor, go home right now. just like that, go home i remember she started to imitate a grumpy none and walked back and forth and they were laughing but they all got it. there's nothing worse than a grumpy christian. [laughter] it is a contradiction, an the joy of thee gospel, there is a happy ending. right? all right. [applause] do i ever asked myself, why me? i do. i feel like i won the lottery. one time i said to mother, i wish you read me my rights when i met you because it did change, i didn't see that in my five year plan in jacksonville but it's been 37 years, i spend every day, time to pay back the d

teresa bo, colombia.rly: in the united states, president joe biden has visited northern arizona where he announced a new national monument to protect land from uranium mining around a dozen indigenous tribes have called for the protection of around 4,000 scare kilometers in the grand canyon national park. proponents say it will encroach on private land and could affect local cattle ranching but the local tribes consider this land sacred and will provide refuge to a diverse range of wildlife. president biden: fix the lands of the past and conserve this land for ancestoral footprints for all generations. over the years hundreds of millions of people have traveled the grand canyon but few are aware of its full history. from time in memory yum where dozens of tribes have lived, gathered and prayeded on these lands but some 400 years ago were forced out and very active in preserving the grand canyon as a national park was used to deny indigenous people full access to their homelands. kimberly: earlier rob reyn

con todos sus planes, maría teresa está muy pegada a su capataz. ya.á no sea tan difícil que te adueñes de la esperanza, pero eso de quedarte con maría teresa, va a ser complicado. muchas gracias, por mientras hay que seguirle. ¿cómo vamos? cris, cris, cris, espérate, espérate. - ¿qué pasó, vale? - ¿y santos? se lo llevó trejo. - ¿qué, lo detuvieron? - no, no, nomás se lo llevaron para que diera su declaración de lo que pasó en la hacienda. ah, bueno, entonces, ¿está bien? sí, está bien. se fue en la camioneta con la patrona. no te preocupes, al rato regresa. ¿y como pa qué la patrona tenía que ir con él? pues yo creo que porque es la dueña de estas tierras. no te preocupes, lo que hizo santos fue pa defendernos. oye, ¿no se te hace que santos y la patrona están pasando mucho tiempo juntos? pues sí, están intentando sacar esta hacienda adelante. ay, sí, ese es el pretexto perfecto pa ella pa estar pegada a santos. ay, ya, vale, no te hagas ideas raras. hombre, que no son mis ideas, es la verdad y no me está gustando nada. [santos] no entiendo por qué d

teresa: gracias raÚl.la es una univisionaria. ♪ >> nuestra fundaciÓn es sin fines de lucros, nos dedicamos a dar educaciÓn bilingüe a los niÑos migrantes que se encuentran en la frontera, niÑos que no tiene estatus legal. nuestro programa 100% gratis para las familias, desde el programa en sÍ hasta los uniformes, nosotros les damos uniformes a los niÑos, les damos maletas con Útiles, todo lo que necesitan, en casos especiales le damos zapatos tambiÉn. teresa: tÚ has dicho que tu experiencia al cruzar la frontera de niÑa te marcÓ, quÉ huellas te dejo? >> son huellas de vida, son huellas que han cambiado mi vida, no soy la niÑa que vivÍa en colombia a la mujer que soy el dÍa de hoy. teresa: cuando creaste la fundaciÓn y cÓmo se te ocurriÓ la idea? >> en el 2018 cuando llegaron las caravanas migrantes eran noticias nacionales, en redes sociales se veÍa muchÍsimo y yo empecÉ a ver y entonces dije esto estÁ pasando en tijuana, a dos horas de mi casa, conseguÍ unos de mis amigos y dije vamos a llevar ropa, cualq

>>> varias personas los ayudan con donaciones para los gastos del funeral. >>> el sueÑo de marÍa teresa. >>> gracias alejandra. y agradecimos con la familia por compartir este momento. >>> desde mÉxico vamos a hablar de lo que sucede con la fiscalÍa de baja california que investiga la existencia de una cuarta vÍctima de brain rivera, un estadounidense acusado de asesinatos en serie. >>> estamos trabajando en los crÍmenes. >>> en el tiempo mÁximo para la extradiciÓn se fija en 24 meses pero las autoridades de baja california piden que sea menor. >>> por otro lado el gobierno mexicana dice que estÁ usando un sistema para rastrear el fentala. >>> alicia bÁrcenas dio estas declaraciones donde explicÓ que esta acciÓn es parte del compromiso de su paÍs, esto para evitar que la droga llegue a estados unidos y que esto les permitirÁ investigar la industria ilegal y en las zonas costeras se identificaron 60 laboratorios. >>> en cuestiÓn de dÍas se dictarÁ sentencia por la muerte de la soldado vanesa guillen. >>> habÍamos esperado mucho tiempo. >>> maira se prepara para el lunes 14 de agosto en l

reporter: teresa came up with a plan.n the block fan decided to share her story at her favorite boy bands concert last year. >> i had an idea to s make a heart and i was going to hold it about the concert. >> her son taking it a step further, making this inspiring tiktok video. >> i had the idea to make a tiktok video about it and posted it, that is when overnight the second we posted it, and when viral. reporter: it was this band member, that first saw the poster. >> he folded it and said, i got you. when he said those words to us, and it's exactly what i needed to hear. reporter: the group sharing her story on social media, before it finally caught the attention of this fellow fan of wisconsin. >> i saw her banner. we talked briefly, while we were there. i'm happy to be able to do this for her. reporter: christina was a match and was offered to undergo surgery to give teresa her kidney, set for august 31. >> i knew in my heart, that if i reached out to them, i knew that something magical would happen. it has. reporter:

elian: muchas gracias, teresa, buenas tardes. dreaming of boxing? or is he thinking... ♪ afectar mÁs adelante la presiÓn arterial, no es fuera de lo comÚn, es algo que podemos esperar a largo plazo. presentadora:, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos aquÍ en "la voz de la maÑana" [mÚsica] presentadora: estamos de regreso en la "ediciÓn digital". elian: si son de los que compran la loterÍa y no revisen el boleto, escucha, hombres comprÓ varios boletos de loterÍa el dÍa de su cumpleaÑos, y nos enterÓ que habÍa ganado 3 millones de dÓlares, sino hasta un mes despuÉs, cuando regreso a la misma tienda y escaneo dichos boletos, fue cuando este hombre se enterÓ que de la noche a la maÑana era millonario, y ahora planea invertir este gran regalo de cumpleaÑos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ lindsay: esa mÚsica para enchularse es de la marca mpl, ——marca mp. elian: toda la producciÓn contiene un arreglo diferente, hace Énfasis en los sonidos de la guitarra, el bajo y la tuba, nada mÁs y nada menos que en la "ediciÓn digital" estÁ marca mp. [aplauso

if that happens, we would get even longer teresa at this point.are at slightly longer federation. if the fed is restrictive enough and there are better standards at the banking sector, it is good enough. the fed asking for higher unemployment, lower inflation. 2% real yields on five-year tips . you have to go back 15 years to the 2006/two thousand seven level. it did not stay there for a year and a half but that was a wonderful opportunity after years of financial repression. we want them to extend take advantage. katie: let's talk about it three points. the point on the bank of japan, it feels like the ultimate while hard. -- wild card. when you are thinking about entry points for a long duration, you say you are already slightly there. for people looking to extend a recent, is now the time or when you wait? erik: --matt: in our preference, now is the time. risk is always to exciting. china seems to be seeing softening data in exports and imports. they are always wildcards. at the beginning of the right height, but they were more concerned about

. >> reporter: like miguel, teresa is grateful. janet peÑa knows all too well what this means for farm working families. she used to work in the fields with her mom. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: janet hopes that the students can maybe take advantage of the opportunity their parents did not have. for teresa, that is the hope. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> i just want to say thank you for giving my mom all this stuff. that way she doesn't have to worry about buying me anything. >> reporter: a reminder that even what seems small is making a difference in our communities. >> sweet message from her son, too. jocelyn says that the group will be providing computers to about 50 farmworker families for their kids. >> i always think of those folks on days like tomorrow when it will be hot for inland parts of the bay area! >>> inland air quality not >>> let's get to first alert weather and did we trade muggy for plain old hot? i guess that is what we are looking at, right? >> yeah. we are used to heat away from the

kron four's terisa stasio joining us in studio now with more from that professor teresa. >> well, the professor blames emergency warning systems failure to protect the historic area and the island's residents. doctor mia live a day spent her childhood in she says the community is well educated on what to do. an emergency. she says moving forward will be very challenging, but it should be done with care about the culture of the island. >> the feelings that i have right now, i'm very heavy doctor. mia live a day is a professor of public health cal state east bay. but she grew up on the island of maui where know that with natural disasters in hawaii, like we need to have communication. and we rely on you know, systems systems and drills, a talk and what to do in heard the emergency sirens. but during the height of the raging wildfire that bore down on maui, many residents say that they never heard that critical information ways. attorney general has called for an investigation into the breakdown in communications. doctor live a day says another troubling factor now landscape and how clim

teresa: cÓmo te fue el principio? >> una lucha total.esa: quÉ meses del taco de pescado? te lo recomiendo. karla: donde podemos ver esta y otras historias de univisionarios. teresa: pronto esta historia y todas a travÉs de nuestra plataforma vix y por ahora hay mucho mÁs de nuestros universe arios y contenido exclusivo que pueden acceder usando el cÓdigo qr tienen pantalla. karla: ponga su telÉfono y puede entrar acceso. me encanta. luego nos vamos por unos taquitos. seguimos con mucho mÁs. se les antojaron los taquitos? raÚl: inviten tambiÉn por aquÍ. yo los invito a que no se mueven, no apto para menores nati natasha promueve el desnudo y la infidelidad para lanzar una o tema, aquella selfie escandalosa ya tiene respuesta. aquÍ se formal debate, hacen mal las mamÁs que dicen pÚblicamente que se quitan o peso de encima cuando sus hijos regresan a clase? en la prÓximas horas congresistas visitan la preparatoria de parkland donde murieron en un tiroteo. estamos en vivo desde este centro de estudios. Éstas donas no son para mÍ, alan tacher

teresa: la percepciÓn. >> sÍ.Ábamos haciendo cosas muy bonitas. [mÚsica] es porque ella era una estrella grande. selena a los 23 aÑos capturo totalmente todos los latinos. [mÚsica] teresa: asÍ lo hizo a lo largo de su carrera. por supuesto que van a poder ver mÁs de esta entrevista incluyendo detalle de lo que ocurriÓ detrÁs de cÁmaras de la grabaciÓn de "selena" en el canal de univisionario que pronto estarÁ disponible en nuestra plataforma de streaming en vix. por ahora tenemos mucho mÁs de imÁgenes exclusivas con el cÓdigo qr que aparece en su pantalla. karla: quÉ orgullo como latinos ver una persona triunfar. conocer todas sus batallas. no ha sido fÁcil. teresa: y lo que ha hecho para abrir camino a otro latinos. y sigue haciendo. karla: me encantan esas historias. muchas gracias. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs. en el revoltillo entÉrate el mensaje de j balvÍn que comparte con sus fans y que lo tiene orgulloso. llega lo mÁs in en este viernes para presentar lo mÁs cool para que pueda disfrutar en grande. estÁs l

first of all, i do not agree with what teresa said. number one, you cannot take democracy away from the people. our founding fathers made sure of that. democracy belongs to the people and i do not understand why the other people are being prosecuted to the fullest extent when he is not. he is the one that incited that riot. he got them whipped up into a frenzy, encouraging them to march to the capitol. this is disgusting what he did. he needs to be held accountable for his actions, just like anybody else would in this country. host: do you think this indictment does that? caller: yes, it is the start of holding him accountable. he needs to be held accountable. he is not above the law. nobody is above the law. it goes back to that old adage -- nobody is above the law. host: that's gary in new hampshire. this 45-page, four count indictment being unsealed yesterday and announced late afternoon. you can find it and read it for yourself on the c-span website, c-span.org. just from the opening introductions the special counsel writes, despit

going to hear from a correspondent theresa, both in the argentine here in capital one and said it's teresa to have you with us who is heavy money. well, he, he's an increase for many, he calls himself a libertarian and, or try conservative a far right among other things. but it's very difficult to pin down exactly what he believes. he's the definitely i will try liber of he wants to dollar rise the economy in a country that guards and tina that is currently struggling with around 14 different types of exchange rates. he wants to shut down the central bank, seeing that it is to blame because of a high inflation that exists in the country today. among many other things, he says, for example, the some of the he would implement those very c measures that are far harsher. the ones that the international monetary fund is requesting argentina to implement on the social agenda he's against abortion. let's not forget that our did not and legalized abortion very recent me. he says he's going to call for a referendum in order to try to banish, once again, he's just again sex education in schools and

teresa: gracias.todo lo que se trata con justicia social, derechos civiles es algo muy importante para mÍ, lo que le llamamos un enfoque de revoluciÓn social buscando una forma de avanzar a esas comunidades, era parte de esa generaciÓn, de ese movimiento del 68, un niÑo de la sierra de chihuahua estar como presidente y gerente de una empresa como lo que representa, nunca me imagine. ♪ >> un rancho muy aislado donde en realidad no conocÍamos lo que es por ejemplo las carreteras, los telÉfonos, la electricidad, no habÍa escuela. recuerdo el dÍa que salimos de ese rancho, yo vivÍa con mi abuelo, mi mamÁ y mis hermanas y las tÍas en una casa, un dÍa aterrizÓ una avioneta y en esa avioneta nos subimos para venirnos a los estados unidos. los llantos, el dolor que sentÍa de dejar ese rancho es algo que mis padres decidieron, es tiempo de buscar oportunidad en algÚn otro lugar. ♪ >> nos encontramos en los Ángeles en 1958—59, mis hermanas menores y mi mamÁ, mi padre ya estaba aquÍ en los Ángeles y pudo arregla

host: teresa is calling in from oklahoma. on the "washington journal" here at the library of congress. caller: good morning. i watched c-span every day and i am so glad you're doing this show. i was wondering if either one of you know the significance of the music history and the greenwood district where we have the oklahoma jazz hall of fame and how it all came about. host: is green with the area of tulsa that was burned in the 1920's? caller: yes it was. and part of that was because of the music that was being played on maids night out. and the newspapers here were doing articles on how the young people, young white people, were going into an area and race mixing and dancing. and that was stirring everything up. then the woman claimed -- so anyway, that is what happened. host: thank you, teresa. let see if we can get an answer. james wintle, are you familiar with the tulsa jazz museum? guest: i am embarrassed to say i am not. embarrassed to say that because i'm actually from oklahoma. a few hours south of teresa in durrant,

charlie and teresa's big brother. >> he was my brother, my best friend, my business partner. >> theyup together in scott city, kansas. >> we shared bedrooms, we shared clothing, everybody shared. >> brian was the eldest. >> what kind of an older brother was he? >> protective. ornery. >> ornery? >> we were always playing pranks on each other. especially theresa because he didn't take them so well. >> brian was very smart, it was a given. maybe a little too smart. >> i remember turning it to him once and saying, i just want to know what time it is. i don't need to know how the clock was made. >> here's what they got to do growing up in a small town. they joined an organization. a future farmers of america. they raise their special animals, show them up at fairs, and exhibitions. bryan knew from the very beginning that there was one job that he was meant to do. >> i never knew brian not wanting to be a veterinarian. he always said that being a vet was way more difficult than being a doctor. because an animal can't tell you where it hurts, or how they feel. you have to figure out how the

arroz y fue vista como la víctima de un incidente de violencia doméstica que termina en tragedia teresaabrán gutiérrez mostrando un arma y correr al auto donde se encontraban sentada su novia embarazada y dos hijas >>>nunca había apuntado un arma >>>como se puede apreciar dice que los cuatro estaban sentados en el asiento trasero del en el medio sosteniendo su hija de un año y su hija de cuatro años a su izquierda y abraham a su derecha >>>él se miraba confundido un oficial se dirige gutiérrez mientras otro busca la oportunidad de disparar >>>habían pasado cinco minutos sé que entro al auto y los oficiales abren fuego. >>>como les digo que disparen que voy hablar con él. las balas atravesaron el parabrisas y salieron por el otro lado. los oficiales más dispararon sus pistolas que segundos despuésde haber segado al escena y esto dijo que tomó sus hijas y las cubrió con su puerta inicia y las pequeñas presentarían las ambientes balaceras, habrá mucho de cinco disparos >>>que piensas que hizo la policía ese día? el número de veces que dispararon >>>yo pienso que tuvieron que tratar de ver

teresa was like, "hey, i have a question for you. y'all haven't really volunteered." said, "no, i'm gonna be honest with you, girl." she said that they're afraid to go out there and hurt my chances, that they know that they look really androgynous. you know, and i was like, "girl, but i'm trans just like all of y'all." she said, "yeah, girl, but you're like a pretty professional trans woman, and..." - [julian] you're the exception. you're like- - yeah. and i was like, "well," i just said, "no, i get it." but i would never deny these are my sisters. i love them. we have to start talking to anybody who is willing to help. the truth of the matter is we don't have time. - we're going to go around the room, have the candidates introduce themselves, get to know them, and for them to earn your vote. [crowd conversing] - have any of you ridden the scooters yet? you haven't? - something's wrong somewhere where the majority of people can voice their opinion and they're just not heard. - so- [resident speaking] yeah. - what's something that you kind of already anticipate and som

teresa: really, i think more factories should be like ours. because it's a good way to work. human, we all need a hug, or some recognition, even if it's as simple as someone asking, how are you doing? reporter: here, the work is made to fit the people, not the other way around. that's why some workers can take an extra break. or one person does a job, while others watch and learn. listening is important, too. miriam duran has regular meetings where she can discuss how she's doing, and if there's anything she wants to change. maria colÓn is a psychologist. her father is the founder of la fageda. she says it frustrated him that people in psychiatric care were rarely given anything meaningful to do. maria: work has to produce something that people find useful, something that they'll buy. it doesn't matter if it''s a product or a service, but it should contribute something to society. reporter: whatever their disability, everyone here knows their contribution is valued. a few years ago, la fageda added jam to its product range. it's also been selling well, and that makes the peop

i can take teresa in new york. teresa >> caller: hi, jim long time fan. first time caller.e i'm down should i sell it or buy more >> are you kidding me? you buy more jeff and i have been talking about buying oracle. look at this put oracle back up again what the heck? right here is good look at this look at this it reports a great quarter, okay and then going down, right here is when you start buying oracle, right here 113, 112, 111, 110 come on, give me a shot here and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> coming up, as a market, we keep getting oil wrong cramer has the secret sauce to make the barrels work for you. next >>> it's time to stop writing off oil and gas. i keep reading how we're going all in electrical in this country. i think these stories ignore reality, and i don't see the reality of oil soaring from 67 to $84 a barrel in roughly six weeks. that's pretty telling, isn't it? there is a lot of wishful thinking when it comes to the energy market. starting fro

teresa bo med who has been with people displaced.eporter: i'm here in columbia, in an indigenous community, around 300 people live here from different indigenous groups. most of them have been displaced by the violence in the country for decades. at their territory years -- their territories were seized and their land used for agro business. his grandparents were from the amazon region and came from brazil. he was displaced by the conflict and his community is in constant struggle to get land. >> our territories were used for drugs. the roads also used for guerilla fighters. reporter: he also says they are slowly losing their culture and young people have no future. >> the conflict in colombia is still ongoing. we are not at peace. indigenous children are being recruited because they don't have jobs. reporter: outside of a stadium, we sound -- found numbers of another indigenous community. they were hunter gatherers and now it is difficult for them to find food. one of the last contacted tribes in colombia, they left the forest into

carolina: tambiÉn lo descubren un momento de marÍa teresa donde pierde a su papÁ.as novelas, "tierras de esperanza" de lunes habÍan hasta las 9:00 p.m. por aquÍ por televisa—univisiÓn. tremendo Éxito. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ satcha: muy buenos dÍas, es miÉrcoles 23 de agosto, hoy en "despierta amÉrica". en sÓlo horas, ocho aspirantes presidenciales protagonizan en milwaukee el primer debate republicano, entÉrate quiÉnes participan, quÉ medidas se toman y quÉ impacto tendrÍa la ausencia de trump. raÚl: atenciÓn, alerta mÁxima, repÚblica dominicana y haitÍ por la llegada de la tormenta tropical franklin. el sistema trae fuertes lluvias y potenciales inundaciones repentinas. "despierta amÉrica" estÁ en vivo para mostrarte todo. satcha: amanece tras las rejas el principal sospechoso del secuestro y asesinato al azar de una joven hispana junto a su novia en california. sus padres estÁn desconsolados. >> no hay palabras. para describir lo que estamos sintiendo. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ raÚl: horas de terror vive una madre hispana en new york por la desapariciÓn de su niÑa de 5 aÑos, en "despie

there is a sanction space at the santa teresa station after months of delays. >>> a new bipartisan pusht to the list of major federal disasters. reporter tori apodaca explains it is now part of growing awareness of climate change even among former skeptics. >> reporter: heat, snow and flooding. it is these extreme conditions that has more people buying into climate change. >> i think it has always been a problem for years. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board. >> i don't think it is getting hotter. i think it has been hotter before. >> reporter: climate expert dr. anthony says 9% of americans are not convinced that climate change is real. >> usually what is linked to that is they are very antigovernment. >> reporter: it will take swapping fossil fuels for clean energy, arose many believe things won't change. >> in 10 years it will be a whole different world. >> in addition to making federal disaster aid available for heat -related issues, calls were also prompted for the federal government to establish heat standards for all workers. >>> speaking of heat, the heat is on or at least

i found this and i e-mailed teresa how and said, could i use this? can you read it?ead it? you can? good beer anyway, it says ranger bob, and i thought yeah, that's mine. and she saidd please go ahead d use it. but it's got more published the book. this is a type that i used to wear desperate tie pin. this was my ranger badge when i was a ranger. they put this out to celebrate 100 years as a ranger badge. and then i found this beer this is bill's, taking tours through yellowstone, or over yellowston yellowstone. this is out and for sale in the park right now appear this is the resource, and issues handbook that is published now. when it was first made up it was only for the superintendent of the park. now you can buy it. this is in this year's peer it's a collectors item. did at the visitors center. three natural disasters that i've been involved in, the earthquake, the fires of 88, and the floods here and we all survived it there it's been tough on the communities end up on the people that actually the earthquake, everybody stayed out of the park and we had great fi

front finally agreed just i would try to find the consequences for another stick so, so to move the teresa to these 2 deals, if you want to call in the code form for these little detail on that piece, with too many of the most soldier detail to solve the most already thought maybe the bus to a city block or to the tool because equals soul. and you do you mean you loved the phones in 2006 and inquiry by the assembly of french polynesia reviewed information that are being kept secret by frances minister of defense. it exposed that the new clue test, including atmospheric tests have caused a major public health problem in french polynesia and there was an environmental impact as well. this forty's shed by a former soldier contradicts french claims that precautions would take it. showing contaminated scrap metal being dumped into the ocean. the and also in 2006 report from the french ministry of defense was released region by nuclear safety experts. they provided precise details about the test and with they were accident. notice some grade level, the union like the crew, the g at us within the

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one of the victims who has been identified is 72-year-old teresa cook from el dorado county. her daughter confirmed that her mother died while on vacation. a photo of cook was posted on the public facebook group called what's happening in maui. family friends say the island was a special place for her and her family and she is the first tourist killed in the fire to be identified. victims of the wildfires are now using a legal shortcut often used by fire victims here in california to get compensated or damaged properties. according to bloomberg news, they are trying to sue the electric company. it is the same thing people did here to pg&e and if it works they would get compensated without having to prove that the utility acted recklessly. >>> still ahead, we look back on the march on washington 60 years later and meet a california man who was there. >>> plus, a major shakeup in the 49ers quarterback ranks and a challenge to brock purdy. what this means for trey lance. >>> plus, the man who threatened a march on moscow last month appears to be dead following a >>> the russian

teresa, thank you very much for that to raise the bar live and when a side is some members of the f. b. i have arrived in ecuador to help investigate the murder of the anti corruption presidential candidate fernando. via visa and see you in the last televised presidential debase. the remaining 7 candidates presented their plans to deal with the countries escalation, crime wave, alaska in america edison to see a newman reports from key. so equip doors. final televised debate began with a minute of silence. the candidate who was assassinated last week, it was explicit. we want to express our condolences to the family for another vivid sense of his absence. young fellow journalist, it's jen. so the task has been chosen to replace the sensor on the ballot, but not in time to meet the legal requirements to take part in the debate. finance will be sent seals election campaign centered on the fight against corruption and organized crime with his killings. the remaining candidates will now have to use this last presidential debate to try to convince voters that they too are serious about end

all right, teresa, thank you very much for your reporting. and as you point out, all of these countries, domestic politics are going to in one way or another, play into how much of an agreement they can find on these amazon issues. thank you very much. teresa and we did catch a glimpse of the dolphins. by the way. let me turn to mind while we're apollo. you're in santa cruz in bolivia, so many 50 percent of bolivia is rain. forest. one understands pretty easily. therefore, the deforestation for bolivia is an existential question. almost how do they handle it? this this is a massive issue here in bolivia, serial. good to be with you and it's gonna be hard to compete with that live shop. we don't have a pink dolphins behind us, like uh, theresa bo does out in columbia, but we do in our line of sight, our team can see a 3 totes law. so, you know, we've got a pretty good spot here out in the tempered forest. this is what's known as a transitional force in the outskirts of the amazon base. and, and like you said, maybe perhaps people don't necessa

well, teresa bo is in san jose that well, if you are in columbia menlow or paulo is in santa cruz, in bolivia, and alice's eras. latin america editor, lucy, a newman is at the summit in berlin, brazil. so let's see. let's start with you. the goal for the host country, for brazil is no more deforestation by 2030. is that within reach as well? it may be within reach for brazil, and that's still a very, very big if, because the congress is not, is controlled by the opposition to president lula. that's really about who his hosting this summit. but let's assume that brazil can manage it. the rest of the countries are this, many of them are not on board. the bolivia openly said that it was did not believe that it could reach 0 deforestation by 2030. they said it was unrealistic that each country should go at its own pace. the columbia says it has in fact, that it was already committed to that during the previous government. and the current president of gustavo federal actually was holding the rest of the president street to the fire, saying that they're not going to not, they're not going f

teresa cook's family said she was traveling alone when her hotel in lahaina was evacuated. the woman is from pollock pines in el dorado county. she left on foot, and her family never heard from her again. maui police officially announced her death yesterday. her family said they had been working with the fbi, and we are told -- they were told last weekend that her remains were recovered. >>> destructive fires continue to burn from texas to washington state and across canada. and now new research shows a clear link between climate change and the wildfires which covered the northeast skies and smoke earlier this summer. here's nbc climate reporter chase cain to walk us through what we do ka don't know about the climate connection to wildfires. >> reporter: this summer taught us wildfires aren't just a california problem. new yorkers won't soon forget this. >> enveloped by an eerie and dangerous pall of smoke -- >> reporter: nor will anyone in d.c., chicago, boston, philly, and the mega-fires behind all that smoke has an undeniable link to climate change according to new resea

it does go to teresa bo, teresa, you're in san jose, that will be out in columbia. you're deep in the amazon rain forest show us what we're talking about here. where i am right now is in this type of control, which is what people at indigenous communities among them used to move around on the right in this area. the this is that what we had a river, it is a river that connects the columbia with countries like venezuela, brazil. this is what the amazon is all about, around 6.7 square kilometers off of rain forest of species. we were just seeing some pink stalls, things swimming around as it was very, very difficult to film them because they were escaping away from us or other type of spacious monkeys cool gars and everything else we have seen while be here in the past few days. and that's why and way, when you see what's, what this place is all about is that massive destruction has been ongoing in places such as this one when this plays was filled with the left wing grid less until 2016 . and that's when there was a piece proof assigned. and when left, when the reall

and storm the next one, i think mother teresa taken from where there is great love. there are always miracles where there is great love, there's always miracles. and the last one i is really she said, i want impartial things. the others don't in their interest me. kudos. our artist little tim ashton, thank you for representing. your work inspires us and hopefully this experience can inspire all of us in this room to home and do a little bit more than we ever thought we could our generation's seven times from now depend on it. godspeed. thank you for having me here. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable adrian smith united states representative from the third district of nebraska nebraska. thank you, mr. speaker. governor palin, senator fisher, willa cather committee. and certainly, mr. speaker, this is a great place for both of nebraska's statutes. i'm so grateful to be here. willa cather is formative years and red cloud, nebraska introduced her to plains and those who made them their home. a number of her works feature featured honest and, rich retellings of the challeng

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teresa. >> hi, ken and catherine. 91 degrees right now. it's dropped a little bit from earlier. but it has been a very hot one, especially dry and those winds have been picking up. it's all a potential for a very dangerous situation. if a fire ignited. and that is why cal fire put out these flags this morning just to alert everyone about the red flag warning. also, cal fire has its aerial fleet poise. you're ready to respond if need be. a spokesperson tells me that they also have more staff higher this year than ever before. although we had a very wet winter. a cal fire spokesperson tells me conditions have dried out and a fire could spread quickly and that is why they have crews strategically located throughout the state. >> majority of our fires are human cause. most of the time it's by accident. and we look at 90% of our fires are caused by some type of human interaction of a very small percentage that are arson you know, are set intentionally but anyway, you look at it. you know, it is the time of the year where we are very vigilant right now. we're very fortunate. the major

teresa worked alongside the mode politician on investigations into organized crime and corruption. the ocean tinian far right little make us have a me like a surprise to observe is by coming 1st in the countries primary elections on sunday . they'll face conservative candidate for a to say a bull rich and sent to left economy. minnesota. say a mess up in a present presidential election on october. the 22nd dissatisfaction with the traditional political policies as high and argentina as the country grapples with the soaring inflation. and the spokesman for new has to lead to is, has announced that the office of president obama doesn't, will be put on trial for high treason. zoom has been confined to his official residents since being deposed last month. he says, self appointed rulers, i've indicated that they are open to resulting a stand off with west african nations who's been demanding balloons restoration. now there are concerns that the political instability and pull the seat in the chair will push more people to attempt to migrate to europe. in recent weeks, boat loads of peop

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