and walter lima's project can begin.our children and grandchildren to experience an unspoilt amazon rainforest. in real life, and not just in old photos. reporter: walter lima wants to start holding regular training camps here. he hopes that more sponsors will jump on board. and that he'll discover new talent, from the amazon, and for the amazon. host: that's all from us here at “global 3000.” thanks for joining us. we're always open to hearing your thoughts on the program, whatever they may be. so do get in touch. just send an email to global3000@dw.com. or check out our facebook page, dw global ideas. nicole: this is dw news live from berlin. britain mourns its longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth ii. ♪ hundreds packed st. paul's cathedral in london for a memorial service. her son giving his first address as king charles iii

walter: phillipwasn't a criminal.ny teenagers who got into littletrouble as a juvenile. but that is creating thisnarrative about their son that just wasn't true. paul: there were othermembers of the community who said phillip pannellhad been a gang member. w: every community has themparticular clusters of youth. now there is onecalled the violators. and phillip pannell,i understand, was part of that. batron: the violators, it was just a name. you know, we wasn't a gang from the bronx, you know, what i'm saying, or from staten island. we were just a bunch offriends that protected eachother. we had town rivals hackensack, englewood, you know,and they're like, we'll get into these fights andthen a cop comes break it up. but we wasn't a gang. we were just trying todefend ourselves, you know? we were alwaysoutnumbered. al: the demonizing of phillippannell, casting him as a thug. it had nothing todo with the shooting. that was not known tothe officer when he shot him. he didn't know whether hewas a choirboy or convict. mike

oh, oh, next stop is abbotsford house, sir walter scott's home. the tour guide priest has something special in store who wants to say one of the crazed petition who several of yeah. yeah. so i only have 2 more blocks done and i'm going to enroll him so you can start coming inside there. celebrating mass in sir walter scott's own chapel. the religious aspects of this trip are vital to both gung volta oh hi, hot gutting. i left the church, but he booked the pilgrimage. anyway. he wanted to give religion another shot, a whisky is just an added bonus. then, an either spoke bizarre. there's an old saying, ye, that whiskey is a liquid, sunshine. them on an if you taste still, whiskey consciously koster can tell that god wants human life to be good from deem the scot this good mit on se mentioned mind does. how he wants to enrich our lives and give us joy to shank most. and lizzie trip continues to show us that whiskey tails even better and, and when you enjoy together soft, denise that schmidt and not mazel called cindy. it's very interesting what we're

both come. walter has a special fondness for the british isles. he escaped there in his thoughts when he was in a bad place in 2004. he was then vice rector of a seminary involved in the formation of new priests. he had disagreements with his bishop, after an argument halter had a dizzy spell. he claims the bishop had him lie down on a couch and drunk him. then hold the says the bishop molested him. ah, i see. and when i got home that evening i drank a glass of wine to overcome my disgust and shame glass lying tolten. i didn't know what the bishop gave me a nice fussed official from. yeah, it was a psycho tropic drug and alcohol was a very bad combination with an am. take a font from our corners on a think, but 50 d. i don't remember what happened after that and in fin, morris, i thought later that night and i fell in an old, jumped from the balcony of my hotman's invite dozen. sal's these are not i don't know. i couldn't my not let just don't remember fallen dish porman muscle in my advice is nifty hob, a kind of a non voter didn't tell anybody a

both come, walter has a special fondness for the british isles. he escaped there in his thoughts when he was in a bad place and 2004. he was then vice rector of a seminary involved in the formation of new priests. he had disagreements with his bishop after an argument hota had a dizzy spell he claims the bishop had him lie down on a couch and drunk him then hold to says the bishop molested him as if and when i got home that evening i drank a glass of wine to overcome my disgust and shame glass lying talking. i didn't know what the bishop gave me and his foster bishop mia. it was a psycho tropic drug and alcohol was a very bad combination with unemployed font, from our corners and things. but fleshed e d, i don't remember what happened off to that and, and fin buddhists like later that night and i fell in an old, jumped from the balcony of my apartment. invite that and for love. these are not, i don't know like 11 of like, just don't remember if i and dish pullman bustle in life, isis nifty job, a kind of a non voter didn't tell anybody about the i

walter cunningham, the apollo 7 lunar module pilot. we have more detail here about what the president will outline today. the idea of a presidential speech built on something so big is refusing to hear no for an answer. j.f.k. said talking with engineers, he said it was an impossible goal. one of them got in his face and he said you don't know the meaning of the word "no", do you, mr. president? j.f.k. look back and said no, i don't. no, i don't. we'll have more after this. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us this labor day, save on select major appliances and get free delivery. get the lowe's exclusive whirlpool laundry pair, with the 2-in-1 removable agitator that lets you customize any load. get the products you need this labor day. >> the border is s

up about fatherhood to our own barbara walters. we're opening up the abc news "vault." >>> and remembering a pioneer in the world of cable news. you're watching "world news now." >>> back now with a new er uk following the death of queen elizabeth. her eldest son, now king charles iii, will address the nation after she passed away at age 96. among the many tributes for the queen, the u.s. open held a moment of silence ahead of the women's semifinals. >>> in other news, evacuation orders have expanded near the wildfire outside of los angeles. the fairview fire has grown to nearly 24,000 acres. it is 5% contained though authorities estimate it could be fully contained as early as monday. it is expected to spread as strong winds enter the area. two deaths have been reported, and officials say both were found in a burning car. >>> and a las vegas politician is being held without bail, charged with the murder of a local journalist. investigators say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times saturday. prosecutors say telles did it be

here is charlie walter. >> time for your red and gold report.ike dc week, the 49ers turned their season around in a monday night football game against the rams. san francisco was three and five five when they beat l.a. 31-10. that jumpstarted a run that was ended by those same rams in the nfc championship game. this one is a little less impactful with the 49ers sitting at just one and two, plenty of time to get it done. the team is hoping that that the monday night magic will will return. >> they have always had a huge level of importance and it was kind of a turning point in our season, last year. i think it was a monday night game and springing nine out of 11 runs. i i don't know if there is any different approach to it but we know each other very well. there there has been a lot of the same same four guys down there and a lot of the same four guides appear. >> with the red and gold report, report, i am charlie walter. > >> our sports team will get you ready for monday nights game. catch the red and gold report a0 at 7:30. > >> san francisco [

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i was to put two and two together and think he's trying to go after walter mondale but is trying to dot somewhat underhandedly. i was a great line to think insults are really something no matter what side you're on something you can appreciate the way politicians are able to insults. sometimes it can be a sophomoric insult. other times to be something creative and you say wow. >> host: rich rubino is the author of this book the great american political trivia challenge available online. thank you for spending a few minutes with this on about books. speech of thanks it was great to be on the station i dedicated the book too. >> listen to full episodes of about books on the c-span now app or whatever you get your podcast. or watch online at booktv.org. >> hello everyone. welcome to the national book festival. >> over the past 21 years partnership with the library of congress, but tv has provided in-depth on interrupted coverage of the national book festival. featuring hundreds of non- fictions authors and guests. on saturday, but tv returns live and in person to the library of congress a

walter own and comes here to swap his batteries. when business is brisk, he is here twice a day on days when he can't make it, he's out of luck. so redundancy once in movie. if the butler not there so you can read using light with no light. so you have to still viewing the fabio team are in regular contact with technical designers, and berlin showed the bicycle lights get a separate battery. does the frame lead to any updates? the 2 teams are working on refining the next generation of africa. cruises juergen passion is hoping for more support from another angio called atmosphere. it's business model. air travelers make a voluntary donation based on their emissions. those contributions then help fund green projects around the world at free cruise, he is hoping to become one of them. so now the analysts are studying how some of the bikes are being used to best little. there are gps modules that allow us to see how many kilometers the bike travel on and carry out surveys to see how people use the bike tanks. he argues as part of what f

walter own and comes here to swap his batteries. when business is brisk, he is here twice a day on days when he can't make it, he's out of luck. so redundancy once in movie. if the back is not there so you can read it using light with it, no light. so you have to still duty. the fabio team are in regular contact with technical designers and berlin should the bicycle lights get a separate battery? does the frame lead to any updates? the 2 teens are working on refining the next generation of africa. cruces yoga. passion is hoping for more support from another angio called atmosphere. it's business model. air travelers make a voluntary donation based on their emissions. those contributions then help fund green projects around the world. a free cruise is hoping to become one of them. so now the analysts are studying how some of the bikes are being used to best living. there are gps modules that allow us to see how many kilometers the bike travel on and carry out surveys to see how people use the bike tanks. the largest part of what form

ah walter own ends 1st passengers of the day or his 2 youngest children. he is a bike taxi driver in ginger, some 90 kilometers east of uganda's capital kampala, a few months ago he traded in his old bike taxi for an afro cruz e. n. e. by develop for the african market, and he's been attracting a lot of attention. you can see that was in i let me good in the go with his i was using dollar another using my whole seat as well. the custom. i free cruise. he is the brainchild of juergen passion, a former teacher from northern germany. more than 10 years ago, as he is travelling across africa, he began thinking about how transportation on the continent could become more sustainable. many in africa ride motor bikes, which are expensive and polluting. tickets vans and fuselage unlocked rica has lots of solar energy units and huge mobility outs. if you bought europe has lots of e bikes. that's left. so why not combine a bikes with africa? solar energy to make a cargo bike in florida that could really help solve mobility problems on the continent. i do them for mov

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walter would be very proud. rep. cheney: thank you very much for saying that. thank you.[applause] ♪ host: a recent nbc poll gave president biden his highest rating since last october. his approval numbers overall have been increasing in the lead up to the november election. in this next hour, your thoughts on the president's approval numbers, if they matter to you and what you think about the november elections when talking about president

that's why i am proud to welcome her to the stage to deliver her 2022 walter burns constitution lecture representative cheney. [applause] rep. cheney: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much, robert, it's always wonderful to be at rep. cheney: --aei. it's wonderful to see friends in the audience, aei is a place, that has been at the forefront of conservative thoughts and policies for decades. it's a place that the cheney family has been associated with for many years and it is a particular honor for me tonight that my mother and father are here with us in the audience. i don't see them. [applause] i don't know why they made you guys sit alone over there. i was getting ready for this evening, it occurred to me that i have been through a number of stressful moments in my life but giving a constitution day speech with lynn cheney in the audience may well top the list. but it is an honor, it's an honor to be here tonight and tell my parents tonight and my wonderful husband was here as well. thank you very much. robert's opening remarks about the address, obviously strikes home for

walter would be very proud. rep. cheney: thank you very much for saying that. thank you.pplause] >> you're invited to participate in this year's c-span opportunity -- student competition. we ask this year's competitors, what is your top priority and why? make a five to six-minute video that shows the importance of your issue from opposing and supporting perspectives. don't be afraid to take risks with your documentary. be bold. amongst the cash prizes is a $500,000 cash prize. visit our website at studentcam.org for competition rules, tips, resources and a step by step guide. >> this week on the c-span networks, the senate homeland security committee holds a hearing tuesday on unaccounted deaths in american prongs. then on wednesday the same committee considers calling show gun's nomination. it's been in the news for its role of seizure of documents from former president trump. the house and senate are both in session. both chambers are the examined to take up a short-term spending gill to avert a government shutdown. the senate will also vote on ratifications and changes

-- walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university.orld leaders have begun assembling in new york for the annual united nations general assembly. among the leaders who sit at the crossroads of many issues of global importance is recep tayyip erdogan, president of turk, or turkiye as they , pronounce it. from ukraine, to russia, to nato, he wields outsized influence in both the east and west. we sat down yesterday in new york. president erdogan, thank you very much for talking with us. i want to begin with the war in ukraine where, as you know, people are dying still every day. you've shown support for both sides, russia and ukraine. who do you think has the upper hand right now? >> judy, first of all, who has the upper hand? russia or ukraine? as a leader, i'm not willing to consider this. all we want to do and what we want to see is to end this battle with peace, whether it be mr. putin, whether it be mr. zelensky, i have always requested and recommended this. this is a conflict that ended up in casualties. the people are dying and no

report with amy walter, and tamara keith of npr.both of you on this monday. so much to talk about. let's start, amy, with those january 6 hearings. what are you learning about how these hearings are affecting the way voters think about all of this, if they have any effect? and the fact that this wednesday, we are getting six weeks -- amy: six weeks before the election. people are starting to vote. early voting has started. we don't know yet if before the election, the committee is going to come out with its recommendations. and if so, what are those going to be and how much attention ar those going to get? i think there is still a lot of questions swirling about, whether something will beat -- will come before the election. if you look at what our opinions about the president? have they changed? about the former president. have they changed over the course over the last year and a half since the january 6? we have had a lot of things happen. we have had hearings, we have had new information come to light, and of course, we have what

walter diamond was another person who was attacked, but walter took some offense to that end came to their defense and it spun out of control from there. john: harry jaffa and walter burns book died. went to the conservative movement lose with them? steven: quite a lot. the fact that they died at the same day at the age of 95, that is like jefferson and adams dying on the same day. i wound a short article saying, adams and jefferson put their feud behind them in later years and burns and jaffa never did. there is a book in that. i will say to to be of things about it. it is intended to be for those are not marinated a academia. it is meant to be in -- an introduction to this unusual world of thought that they represented. i do not have a literary model for. 40 years ago, there was this terrific book written by barry, who taught philos my you for some time. it was a memoir from the 1930's come into the 1970's. people like irving kristol was in there. a bunch of other figures now forgotten. there -- it was a wonderful memoir and i was trying to emulate that style. john: the book patrio

walter diamond was another person who was attacked, but walter took some offense to that end came to their defense and it spun out of control from there. john: harry jaffa and walter burns book died. went to the conservative movement lose with them? steven: quite a lot. the fact that they died at the same day at the age of 95, that is like jefferson and adams dying on the same day. i wound a short article saying, adams and jefferson put their feud behind them in later years and burns and jaffa never did. there is a book in that. i will say to to be of things about it. it is intended to be for those are not marinated a academia. it is meant to be in -- an introduction to this unusual world of thought that they represented. i do not have a literary model for. 40 years ago, there was this terrific book written by barry, who taught philosophy at in my you for some time. it was a memoir from the 1930's come into the 1970's. people like irving kristol was in there. a bunch of other figures now forgotten. there -- it was a wonderful memoir and i was trying to emulate that style. john: the b

walter would be very proud. rep. cheney: thank you very much for saying that. thank you.[applause] free mobile video ap. held to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. new york representative hakeem jeffries serves as chair of the house democratic caucus. over the weekend he was in des moines to talk about president biden's legislative accomplishments and to encourage voters to vote for democrats in the upcoming midterm selections. >> thank you so much. good afternoon,

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our charlie walter hae from jimmy g in the red and gold gold report. >> time for your red and gold report. after an off-season of waiting to be moved to another team, jimmy garoppolo will start start at quarterback for the 49s on sunday in denver. san francisco shock to the nfl worll last month, they decided to bring jimmy garoppolo back to be backup to trey lance. but now, with lance out for the rest of the season, jimmy re- assumes hs role as the 49ers qb one. a tht that seemed unthinkable just a month ago. >> it is pretty crazy. everyg happens for a reason. i'm a bir in that. it is another opportu. is another opportunity. i haver been a backup and had a startert hurt like that. it was a different experience but taking it in stride to. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> our sports team is getting you ready for the 49ers test on the road against denver. jimmy g's first start the season. catch the red and gold report tonight at 7:30 on kpix5 and cbs bay area. > >> a visitor steals the sh your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to chan

charlie walter has an update on an injury on one of their newly named team c. team captains.>re is wrinkl rertthis time ofs is good news. i have news. george kittle could be limited for sunday's season opener, in chicago. he injured his groin on on monday, did not practice on. on tuesday. george kittle has played a full season once in hie years with the 49ers. he was voted 1 of 6 captains by his teammates, along with him, trent trent williams, fred warner, nick posada , and jimmy ward. nt ward. not trey lance. >> he was 7th in the ranking. >> i don't think you can do anyg but see these guys and see how high a level they have played to. >> i just made the decision. >> i'm charlie walter, with your your red and gold report. > >> we continue to follow reaction around the >> coming up at 5:00, some comms have been dealing with power outages for days. we will checkn check on those who have been sweating it out in the heat. and and another look at buckingham palace, now. people, mourning, and those in the uk are able to stop outside the gates of buckingham palace. you can see the f

charlie walter. >> reporter: time for your red & red & gold report. it feels like like dc last season, they turned their season around on a monday night football game against the rams. and they do it again? circumstances were slightly different during that game. san francisco was 3-5 when they beat beat la 31-10. that jumpstarted a run that was beaten by the rams in the championship game. it is a little less impactful with the 49ers and sing at just 1-2 with time to get it done. they are open that the monday night magic will return. >> they have always had a huge level of importance. it was the turning point of hours season, getting a win on monday. it was like 9 out of 11 run. we know each other very well. we have the same core guys here and up here. it is always a fun battle. battle. >> reporter: with the red & gold gold report, i am charlie walter. > >> the local business showing a new commitment to its community. community. > >> the stages are said for live music in san francisco. the last last minute perhaps for a city prediction >> for weeks, we

jon: what does that actually mean, walter?s if you happen to need to send an emergency text message and maybe there will be a satellite constellation to help make that connection. which is very different from what elon musk trying to propose. what elon and t-mobile were attempting to do next year. kailey: there were not that many advancements to the previous edition which is why people said this could be the problem. you see one chipmaker after another saying the demand for hardware in general has been going down significantly. what do you need to see to remain constructive on apples outlook should mark -- outlook push mark -- apple's outlook? walter: i am not sure this product this quarter will matter. if it is the same price, 100 or $200 cheaper, not going to happen. are consumers going to be willing to spend that type of money going into this december and into the march quarter? that is a big question for all of us to figure out. kailey: it is not just a question if they want to spend on the new iphone, what about the new w

valchik walter, named after the father of the zapashny brothers walter, he greets me in the morning, he stands on his hind legs and pulls one lamp, but i didn’t teach him this. here he is somehow genetically or i don’t know, somehow he came up with the idea that he pulls like this, paws, for example, elisha is my oldest cat, when i come after performances or when i leave i will publish. it definitely fits. he jumps on the table, he stands on his hind legs and two paws. this is how alice, a beautiful girl, hugs me, as if hugging me, as soon as i pick up a candy, it starts to make some sounds. like drills. i say, you're not a cat, are you? i say, what are you, a nightingale, what am i saying? who are you? she is? tr-r-r-r-r-r-r life doesn't end when you have a friend and a couple stories to tell i'm sergei mayorov see you on ntv happily. hello, good afternoon. this is our game, we continue our tournament, which is called the game of the golden nine. today alexei dubolazov, software engineer, is playing members of the golden nine at the central gaming table. mist his last game he deserv

somehow, walter zapashny always stopped any strife between his sons, experience suggested that familyife did not bring good relations with his brothers sergei mstislav and igor, walter was, to put it mildly, strained, i remember when we arrived at a very famous moment to the soviet director of the trachtenberg circus in kislovodsk and he for several days i went to our rehearsal with my brother , looked, looked, looked, then he called the office to him, he said, listen, and you are different. yes, you are not like you, zapashny brothers, you do not fight among themselves . i say, what do you mean, that's what he fought, the zapashny brothers, he says once four brothers after their circus number, which they worked poorly, 11 dressing rooms went through so they beat each other and just the walls, they say they carried out a hole . through 11 dressing rooms through and through, - says - nobody and your parents couldn't stop them in august 2007, walter passed away, he left after a long illness, but until the last day he was supported by the newest at all performances. it was a very difficu

e is charlie walter with gold rep > >> time for your red and gold report. sunday will be the firt time the 49ers face the seahawkt russell wilson since christmas eve 2011. with n lo g e seahawkswin monday night against the broncos with t line of 23-28 and 2 touchdowns passing. the 49ers defense, sounds like not much of a drop f from wilson to smith. >> he is a great quarterback . a little different in the play style but obviously russell did his thing. i have a lot of respect for geno smith. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> the sports team is getting you ready for the nfc west to match it. catch the red and gold report tonight on 7:30 p.m. p.m. on kpix. you have a chance chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. it out your cell phone now and scan scan the qr code on your phone to nominate members of the 49er faithful. all season long, we will highlight the super fans. s get to first alert meteorologist alert meteorologist jessica bur. last week, they were in chicagog in a man soon monsoon. >> i think they have mother ne foll

charlie walter has more on jimmy jimmy g reprising his role. >> time for your red and gold report. after an off-season waiting to be moved to another team, jimmy garoppolo will start start on sunday in denver. san francisco shocked the nfl world when they decided to bring garoppolo back to be the backup to trey lance, but now with rants out for the rest of the season, jimmy resumes his role as qb 1, a thought that seemed unthinkable a month ago. >> how things worked out is pretty crazy. i don't know, everything happens for a reason. reason. i'm a big believer in that and it is another opportunity. i have never had a starter get hurt like that, so it was a different experience, but something you take in stride. >> with the red and gold report, report, i am charlie walter. >> do you know a nine or super fan? tell us about them. scan the qr code on your screen to highlight a favorite member of the faithful. we will highlight them all season long. > >> catalytic converter thefts have been rampant, but researchers are working on an alternative that would make them them less attractive t

still to come on the newshour, tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines also how jackson, mississippi's water crisis is indicative of larger racial inequities. and benjamin franklin's literary legacy lives on in the country's longest-running lending library. and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from wetatudios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: the start of this new school year is bringing an important change for many students in k-12 schools. the end of universal free meals. back in 2020, congress gave schools waivers to provide free breakfast and lunches regardless of family income. that was after many schools went virtual and both political parties agreed to prioritize reducing hunger and economic hardship. but those waivers came to an end at the start of september. lisa desjardins looks at what that means for students and their families. >> judy, at one point, about 30 million children were getting those free meals. but republicans blocked another extension of the progra

here is charlie walter. > >> how's it going? 49ers tight in george kittle will make his season debut on sunday in denver. you just knowe you just know george is ready to to put the pads on. >> where back! yeah! >> he missed >> he missed the first two gameh a groin injury, but kyle shanahan said there will be knos against the broncos. he cannot wait to get back on the field. >> pretty happy i would say. ye. i mean, just a breath of fresh , honestly. it feels great to be back on the football field with the boys. i would be okay with not saying that for the rest ofe season. just have any back out there catching the football, pug pads on, hitting people. >> with a red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. > >> first -- the special ceremo kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate.