yes, i'll go up with you perspective it. tompkins and douglas tompkins are married. the douglas tompkins from the jaguar project in argentina. we accompanied them in 2012, they still own the land back then and they were re welding it, just like the wetlands in argentina. the park spans 263000 hector's and it was another dream and the making for the couple the they built themselves a house on the hilltop in the middle. from there, they had a great view of the surrounding nature. chris also used to be a business woman in the fashion industry. she used her wealth to buy this vast property from ranch bosses. what came next was hard work. nature doesn't conserve itself after all. her goal in 2012 was to later hand over an intact nature reserve to the to land park service. and you're going to regret in a day when they cut the ribbon side, everything is forgotten. so i think we remember that as a get me started another one. and this, this one is taking both of our full efforts. so it's at the critical moment when we're just halfway through and we're very impatient. no, i ha

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i didn't hear the and now they've all earn some delicious. tompkins to of to warm themselves up. that's this week. focus on europe full us on social media for more stories from across the continent. thanks for watching phoenix time. the the enter the conflicts own with tim sebastian foss, you may need to talk to many of stuff is awesome. my guess this week is to see how the news today. we may have no idea conflict in 30 minutes. d. w. vane, gas, the t in a vacation power dies with taurus, enjoyed flashing about locals. the left high and dry in nature is withering away from the curious strongholds. the back of the water is raging. how can these gas results you just to this is sally, the 75 minutes on d w. the 3 is the most powerful woman, little sister of the dictate to mysterious strategic. who is, can you tell me? you could say she represents a mixture of expectations. hands is appointment. the thing is do you think it's the red princess stuff, november 25th on dw, the this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. a thought in relations between the world's 2 superpowers

and we're, we're tremendous professionals with integrity, which tompkins, i and, and it continued that way to most of my federal career. and it was that way of treasury. i really liked it. there. people treated me well. i did my bill. i moved up the career ladder. i had a lot of interesting projects and i had a had an honorable retirement when the time came in 2007. and then i continued to write articles and books afterwards. uh, with no rep precautions. i have a tremendous respect for the federal workforce and still do uh and uh, i had that way all through my treasury career and i, i just really loved it. richard, thanks so much for being with us. it was a pleasure. a president calvin coolidge, one said, doing the right thing never requires subterfuge. it's always simple. indirect coolage was famously a man of few words, but these words are quite clear. sometimes issues are clear, cut their right or wrong. doing the right thing is always, always best. just look at richard could his truth was in service of the american people. it's as simple as that, and history will smile on him becau

and what did you make again, i didn't hear the and now they've all earn some delicious. tompkins to of to warm themselves up. that's this week. focus on europe full us on social media for more stories from across the continent. thanks for watching phoenix time. the the, to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. turkey is a long standing member of nato, expressive is becoming an increasingly difficult part, darn defending israel is fascist pricing. how much is fair to one, steve? that's a question on to the point, joined to the point b, c minutes, d w, answer the conflict phone with tim sebastian sauce. you may need to talk to many of stuff as you possibly my guess this week is do we have to see how does the people of does this today? they have no idea come 6 and 19 minutes on dw, the 3 is the most powerful woman, little sister, of the dictates a mysterious strategic. who is, can you tell me to say she represents a mixture of expectation and disappointment, fear some strong, sometimes threatening. sometimes the charming rage princess starts november 25th

mcgasey rich and come in central golf and as well as targeting goals as critical infrastructure. tompkins kind of dishonest. when hit by strikes, the contents pulled out onto the streets. the territory is already facing a shortage afresh. more on his ready forces up and counting upgrades across the altar by the west side. they talk with areas of annapolis. hebron assuming multiple injuries has been what since the war on guns have begun on october 7th, next section on levels of damage have been inflicted on the street. the you and estimates that around a $183000.00 houses had been damaged and the bombing that's around 45 percent of all homes. 28000 homes have been completely destroyed, leaving a ton neighborhoods from out of 35 hospitals. 16. i'm not functioning 51 basic health care centers have closed, and 50 ambulances have been damaged. 1.4000000 of gauze as 2300000 people have been forced on their homes and a territory that was already densely populated. i'll just say it was honey must moves, but to a young woman in hard units about life under these ready, bombardments. well, it's cert

tompkins, the guitar says it's helped to negotiate a resumption of tonight's fun, turned over hostages on christmas between israel and how most proud supplies and facilities ahead of the release also had the 2 people have injured into shooting outside and he's very of on prison in the west bank for us as the design palestinians assessment released from facilitate the the button so so his role in securing the release of a hama hostages. this process is on the streets, remind him of the, of the sides of the conflict. and it's help you create an official confirms that's a piece deal with russia could have been reached as early as much less. yeah. for the west talk you have to reject it and keep on file the for the clocks. just think so, but into some date here we must go. not mine is be to scott's and welcome to the book. but still it's all with the latest on the is very how must solve soccer. how my says reports of that. it's funded over another 20 hostages to the red cross. the group comprised, so the thing is, varies on the 7 foreign nationals. it's all says that the money is to negoti

stanford professor lauren tompkins claims she was also wrongfully detained for getting out of her car and speaking up in defense of other drivers who didn't appear to be protesting literally, all i did was when i saw they were taking people out of their cars, but saying that it was illegal. other drivers are just fed up with being stuck in traffic for hours. >> you know, that's what good activists do. they force people to confront these issues. >> dr. nolan higdon is a history professor at cal state east bay. >> no matter where you fall on the israel palestine conflict, if you're a free speech advocate, you would support the free speech rights of folks on all sides of it. >> but the israeli consulate in san francisco condemns the protest. a vehemently anti-semitic organization. >> i heard the very clear message from president biden that israel has to continue doing what it's doing to eradicate hamas. >> joey ktvu, fox two news, all in palestine long live palestine . >> there was also a pro-palestine demonstration at uc berkeley this afternoon. hundreds of people gathered at the campan

now this promotion of the digital tompkins encrypt the currency exchange, finance was suspected and unlawful and caused them to make costly and concise investments. the titans range from $77.00 to $10000.00, but of now was around a dollar each. for now, there is yet to respond to the claims in any utilities in the n b i, the toronto raptors, the phoenix, and the sounds. 7 guy winning street 7 direct score the game high, 30 points. but it wasn't enough to provide a 112 to one i 5 defeats on. so getting sick, 3 and 3 guys. and this was the kindest cricket instead of writing off the qualifying for the t. 20 will come for the 1st time in the history. that'd be the land that's a win 5 of a 6 qualifies in finishing the top 2 and africa. that'll be heading to the tournament next year in the united states and the west indies alongside limit the well, those are your latest sport headlines. you can get more on out 0 dot com and all social media channels. that's attending now to a special coverage of the war ongoing is that those some fuel has entered garza onto the ceasefire. it's nowhere near enough.

lauren tompkins, a physics professor at stanford, says she got out of her car to see what was going one says she spoke up when she saw police pulling people out of their vehicles and detaining them. she was arrested for that. they were sent to san francisco jail where they were processed, had to take mug shots, were charged with unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. birx says police confiscated his truck and went through his belongings and his work bag. but again, he says he and the professor and other people who were stuck in the back up and got out to see what was going what was going on with this protest, were wrongfully detained. and as being tied to the protest, we've reached out to the chp to ask about some of those claims and whether there's a possibility some people were mistakenly arrested. we have not yet heard back from them, but the man we spoke to says that he plans to contest the charges. he has a court date set for december 20th. live at the bay bridge toll plaza, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. >> allie thank you. most pga customers will be paying more for their p

. >> yes, commissioner tompkins? >> yes, i appreciate the in depth preptation that you did. you talked about validating community out reach. what have you seen as the results of representation around the various parts of the city and do you see any areas for improvements or gaps that we need to close to ensure that we have presentation across the board? >> well, thanks for the question. of course, we can definitely improve and i think that's the point of action, right. i mean, the nice thing is, for me i feel a sense of warmth and foundation and all the work that it's done in terms of community out reach and the focus that this department has on equity. it's great to stand here and feel, i'm part of a larger team that really has that as a strength and focus. and so, and i think within, and i can mention for sure without that reimagining collaboration, that's a corner stone of the organization as powses. really looking forward to that. and that's where we're going out on wednesday to hunters point, to work with the, and it's going to be a it's a fact minding mission really. w

lauren tompkins is a physics professor at stanford, and she and birx i both ended up arrested zip-tied and sent to san francisco jail to be booked for unlawful assembly and failure to disperse to misdemeanor charges. >> i'm a middle eastern. i'm an afghani, afghani american male. there was other people in scrubs. there was a surge there i was talking to. there was nurses there was business professionals. none of those people got arrested. when they walked up to me, they looked at what i looked like and then at that point, they made the decision that you're getting arrested. >> we asked the chp to respond to the claims. some drivers were wrongly arrested and they haven't responded yet. but yesterday during the protest, the chp said that they would be going on foot into the backup looking for people in their cars they believed were tied to the demonstration. >> i understand that individuals get out of their cars. they look around to see what's happening. they they're not going to be subject to arrest. it is when w are with 100% confidence that you are being arrested because you were out