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that are recognized by the federal government, and that is how the nation to n nation relationship is today. but, no, the united states government has never, ever honored any of ththe treaties tt whichatified by congress, -- by totally ignoring g the provisions. then violating many of the provisions by stepping in a and kiking ld, o occupying land that is under treaty. comes in whatever america, recognition of anything for our people, comes from our doing to make it an issue. a treaty rights issue of land and water -- we have to do that. we have to make the noise so that they look in, a a it is the people and organizations in america that makes the government notice. >> what is interesting, and we have seen this through more recent protests against oil or gas pipelines, the dakota access pipeline, for instancece. there is the keystone xl pipeline. we have seen the kind of meeting -- ands between environmental activists and the american indian activists. we even saw the now famous young swedish activists go. very recenently, to an indian american reservation to really say ok, this is an important issue. good thi

he thinks said biden selection of rice a former national security adviser and former. >>united states ambassador to the u n might be a safer bet susan rice bring some graba times when it comes to foreign policy as far as when the announcement well com well that's up in the air right now it was supposed to be this week, however experts are now saying that mister by could wait a little bit longer to generate some more excitement for when the announcement does com. >>theresa kron 4 news. >>coming up researchers are testing antibody therapies of the covid-19 treatments, why health officials are feeling positive about this new treatment. and mortgage and refinancing rates are at an all-time low, but experts are saying the for your money right now and mortgage rates are at an all-time low for the first time in history, an average 30 year fixed loan fell below 3%. >>these rock-bottom rates are pulling buyers back into the housing market. >>and has sparked a surge in refinancing experts say race could come down even further. >>so if you're thinking about refinancing you might want to hold off. the rates are not ex

he thinks said biden selection of rice a former national security adviser and former. >>united states ambassador to the u n might be a safer bet susan rice bring some graba times when it comes to foreign policy. >>as far as when the announcements going to calm wall that's anybody's guess right now right, but there is kind of this debate going on right now that the longer it goes on the more excitement that will be going for mr. biden's campaign so maybe this is going to drag on for a couple weeks we will let you know reporting in the newsroom, theresa stasi back to just say thank you to resign now as the covid crisis continues to claim american lives. >>trouble may be brewing on the white house coronavirus task force today, president trump criticized the coordinator. doctor deborah birx after she warned the pandemic is widespread whitney wild explains. >>doctor deborah birx in the line of fire house speaker nancy pelosi criticizing the coordinator of the coronavirus task force i think the president is spending spreading disinformation about the virus and she is his and she is his appointees so i don't have

0000 lives and is infected almost 5800000 others here in the united states even the national basketball association the association in the w n b a has decided that enough is enough with players going on strike this past wednesday. and amidst all of this strike you've been in turmoil murder and injustice the great to legacy parties here in the united states of america yes our old friends the democrats and republicans put on their latest song and dance act on the way to the 2020 presidential elections last week the democrats kicked things off with a national convention that bought hard to gain right leaning voters by featuring right winded speakers while pounding home over and over and over and over again the message that the world will surely end on november 4th if we vote for donald trump and this week the republicans put on their elephant hide suits and dresses and cried in blind cult like fashion all hail the great leader to empty rooms and empty heads pushing home their convention message message that of joe biden wins in november the suburbs and the world will end as we know it. 2 parties same apocalyptic messages so as

n organized effort of buyers? pucks it w was organized. -- hisng your address address to the united nations, he said the amazon remainse and untouched and claims brazil is one of the countries that protects its environment the most. what do you feel when you hear words like that? >> firstan of alall, it is a hue place. it is really difficult to control. manyis happened this year, combat the, to station, were recorded by the government. , the government cut 30% or 20% -- i'm not sure about these. perceive theou can absence of the state, the lack of control. is a huge ways it treasure, but left open. >> is the amazon just a tale of tragedy? is there a flipsidide? an item ofon is also colonialization in a certain way. this government is taking back an old philosophy that came back from the dictatorship from the 60's when it was considered a risk for the country. these regimes, dictatorships, they have an incentive to colonize it. is this complex social fabric the amazon has. my first idea was to create a i wanted tore explore in depth the social fabric. and you can find thousands of stories of early intereresting people,

he thinks said biden selection of rice a former national security adviser and former. >>united states ambassador to the u n might be a safer bet susan rice bring some graba times when it comes to foreign policy as far as when the announcement well com well that's up in the air right now. it was supposed to be this week, however experts are now saying that mister by could wait a little bit longer to generate more excitement for when the announcement does come. >>theresa kron 4 news. >>the coronavirus pandemic has surpassed another grim global milestone more than 18 million people worldwide have tested positive. that's according to data from johns hopkins university and more than 691,000 people have died from the virus. the united states accounts for more than a quarter of the worldwide total was more than 4.7 million and more than a 155,000 americans have died the pandemic is out of control in the u.s. that's according to the head of the nonprofit think tank access health international plus. >>the world health organization says a pandemic is disrupting health care system sometimes making it more difficult t

he thinks said biden selection of rice a former national security adviser and former. >>united states ambassador to the u n might be a safer bet susan rice bring some graba times when it comes to foreign policy as far as when the announcement well com well that's up in the air right now it was supposed to be this week, however experts are now saying that mister by could wait a little bit longer to generate some more excitement for when the announcement does com. >>theresa kron 4 news. >>us postal service says it will be able to handle the extra mail from november's general election. as statement comes after president trump suggested that usps may not be able to deal with an expected increase in mail in ballots. >>the post office for many many years has been. you know run in a fashion that hasn't been great great workers and everything but they have old equipment very old equipment. and i don't think the post office is prepared for anything like this. >>mail deliveries recently slow down by at least 2 days in some places but workers are blaming new procedures pushed by postmaster general and trump loyalist.

national capital of the united states. private trains bring him to this depot, where huge crowds today greet the arrival of this president, who once worked as a low-paid employee on a railroad ne midwest. the boy who wants wrapped newspapers so they might be delivered to farmers and small town folk in missouri now has his name emblazoned in bold type on newspapers throughout the world. and the rich treasury of the united states of america is the responsibility of this man, who once worked as a humble clerk in small bank. he has brought to the white house, his presidential residence, the ideology of a family man, ideologies a staunch and sturdy foundation for his important duties of state. he has brought to the capital of the united states a forcefulness and homespun integrity which sustains man's faith in a eacetime future. no other president of the united states has been called upon to do so much in such a brief period of time that is of such great importance to the future security and prosperity of mankind, but president harry s. truman has met each emergency and issue with a fortitude, ability, and fairness which have won the confidence and faith of the people of the unite

national convention and speak with ben j jealous and cocornell west. the u.s. recorded more than n a thousand daily coronavirus deaths the united states still thursday. leads the world in both deaths, officially more than 174,000, and confirmed cases with more than five and a half million. public health officials say the true toll is far higher. on thursday, cdc director robert redfield estimated as much as 18% of t the u.s. population has already been infected with cocoronavirurus. >> i think if you were going to do a crude estimate, between 30 and 60 million people. meanwhile, the white house says it will designate teachers as "essential workers" exempt from quarantine requirements if theyey're exposed to covid-19.. this is the white house press secretary speaking on fox news. >> we believe teachers are essential workers. meatpackerers did not stopop wog duringng this pandemic.. stotop workiningo. ---- did notot stop working. nor should our teachers. july, the american federation of teachers said it's 1.1 millioion members stand r ry to strikike. the labor department reports 1.1 million u.s. workers filed ininitial unemployment claims or the last w

protect critical infrastructure of other nations, think the views on that are more nuance than a yes or n no. his start by first saying that we believe as the unitedtates has long attested we will follow international law. we will adhere to the global standards of normal behavior that we've attested to in 2015 for the offices of the state department that we wouldn't end in peacetime attacked the critical infrastructure of other nations. that being said in the wartime it is a political decision to determine with necessity of proportionality how we should have buries in sermons of power that we bring to bear. we shouldn't be in a place or we never say never. we just need to follow the rules of proportionality, necessity, international laws that govern such things. i would offer though is a discussion that takes place with the use of force. what we have found is our adversaries are opportune well below that with impunity, essentially like termites in the woodwork as opposed to the/and bang that might be effective kinetic weapons. what with the then have to address us if adversaries are taking inappropriate advantage of our either complacency or perha

united nations about iraq's non-existent weapons of mass destruction. during a primetime address, powell praised biden and his late son beau biden, a member of the delaware army national guard who deplployed to iraq in n 200. >> it comes from the experience he shares with millions of military families, sending his beloved son off to war and praying to g god he would cocome home safe. amy: new york congresswoman alexandria o ocasio-cortrtez was given just one minute to address the e democratic natioional coconvention in a pre-e-taped statement. she took a little more time. she nominated biden's challenger senator bernie sanders, who had officially remained in the r rae despite suspending his campaign in april. after headlines, we will air aoaoc's speech and other highlights from the democratic national conventntion. postmamaster general louis dejey said tuesday he would suspend changes to the u u.s. postal service until after the election follolowing a massive public oututcry against cuts to a recordrvice, eveven as number of voters are expected to cast ballots by mail. house speaker nancy pelosi rejected dejoy's move as insufficient, saying it failed to reverse damage already done to the postal servic

importance of religious freedom at the united nations, giving hope to people of faith around the world. in america, we have not yet experienced physical persecut nugh the left has tried to silence us. even during the pandemic, we saw how quickly life can change. some democratic leaders tried to ban church services, while mayor huang in a shops and abortion clinics were declared essential. it is essential for us to worship freely. the biden/harris vision for america leaves no room for people of faith. whether you're a baker, a florist or a football coach, they will force the choice between owe bead yen the to god or to ceasar, the radical left's god is government power. in the words of my grandfather billy graham, let us stand for political freedom, moral freedom, religious freedom, and the rights of all americans, and let's never give in to those who would attempt to take it from us. tonight i'm proudly standing in that public square and i hope and pray you will join me in voting to re-elect president trump. >> secretary of state mike pompeo and first lady melania trump are still ahead. we'll take a quick break, we'll be right back. you can't cl