over meanwhile we have just as many yaks as we did last year. and more not all but this year they're giving less milk through the non-alignment due to troops going day. 2 years and i mean last year it was 2 buckets of milk a day. headlines this year it's only one signal king who can. you. see when used in say the desert keep spreading. make you a sure sign you there may not be any grassland by the time my kids grow up which. you assumed and my daughter wants to keep going to school. but we don't have a lot of money and i need her here at higher i don't tell about the young. for the good but if school will help to make her life better she should keep going . on. to mom do could you read that for me i don't understand. me and it's. in honor of the buddha who has attained the highest in latin meant. i didn't go to school until i was 11 and all kept up the can move and then pulled out the. how do you pronounce that. i used to stay at home but the authorities will punish kids who don't go to school . so i started going to elementary school the 5th ye

every family has at least one yak. me so these animals are sort of sacred to us and they're ours has light brown fur and she's always around here mauri in the morning no. she was born when i was a child and i told her to keep these animals until the day they die and then although we do that to honor the spirits our spiritual guides the lamas and our family they're. going. the because there are real problem they dig holes everywhere and they just freeze up more sand. we did have in the nature down in the middle to humans a few years ago the authorities gave us some poison to kill the peak as. it were dry as sludge all clear it didn't affect them at all but it killed several of our yards for the most of these from congress when it. saw it also killed some vultures another birds but nothing because. you know we don't use poisons anymore so we it's not right to kill so many animals. and. i. can tell you watch this in the lake over there and. it's dried up. little tashi that's great sweetheart. don't. touch. the. first tee

i like to make the animals especially beautiful yaks like ours. mega. us to wake up there come on get up. well at all will. your. children so. you're also turning the blanket over your head and get up now. how can i get my work done if you don't help me. long enough the sums up what if someone came by and saw that you were still in bed one would think. they were going to. be shut down. in front of the. you. mean. the longer i don't be able to get in my grandparents' time the soil wasn't completely dried out like it is now but you are no more. that you are you know there's more wind these days. and you never know when it's going to rain but when he does rain there's less than there used to be argued that. you know. you've got going to the plateau is turning into a desert and life is harder. you know you go to grandpa. cattle you were going to do you want your pants again on i'm not here but i hope. all all. i'm a. jew would get high on that i was 18 when i married into this family at 1st i didn't know my husband at all at all with china and what we got u

full yak milk in this?. >> jimmy: your husband didn't come on this trip. >> he didn't come. >> jimmy: does he want to do it again? >> i think he would. he's so lovely to indulge me in these hiking trips, he had no idea what he was marrying into. >> jimmy: he stayed home for this one. >> he did. >> jimmy: if you do go back with him, the whole way up, you'd be we saw this last time. that's why you never go anywhere with someone when it's their second time. can you go their fifth time, but the second time is no good at all. how long has it been since you recorded an album? >> it's been ten years since i've released music. >> jimmy: and now are you currently recording or have you finished recording? >> i am nearly done with a record, and i released two singles already. >> jimmy: two singles already? >> yes. >> jimmy: used to be you finished the record and then released the singles. >> i know. >> jimmy: how many singles will be on the record? >> there will be probably ten songs on the record. >> jimmy: these wer

in the nano over there while we have just as many yaks as we did last year. and more no less this year they're giving less milk through the non-align it diluted to 2 go and it. took years and i mean last year it was 2 buckets of milk a day. headline and as of this year it's only one you know again that came through. in the. human humans did so in the desert keep spreading. me just show you there may not be any grassland by the time my kids grow up which.

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i never would have got in a yak unless we came with them. >> reporter: the meetings happen twice a month sleepover when the troop comes here to the prison and spend the night with mother/daughter time. >> we have a full spread, we do activities, we watch movies, they dance, they play games with mom. >> it's fun because i get to sleep with my mom. i get to hug her and we get to sleep together and it's fun. >> reporter: sleeping next to her mom is what this 11-year-old says she misses the most she's serving life in prison for murder that two hours goes by quickly but it gives you an opportunity to experience what moms on the outside experience. >> i'm so proud of her. >> our thanks to megan pringle for that report. >>> bill's look ahead at the > d anhead. >>another look at venice as they suffer their third major flood in less than a week. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clea

there's choppin dark a traditional regional dish that consists of flat breads called chop parties a mild yak curd sauce and melted butter. i think of. the money i have with my mother and grandmother knew nothing else but life in the village they looked after the family and the home took care of the animals and helped with the harvest that was their whole life. for decades but i have a number of opportunities that they didn't offend i'm free life i'm going to school and my family supports that supports it and. raising. in shame showed women are equal to men in almost all aspects of life they share the workload and make important decisions together but. that's atypical for pakistan so i think don imus said to. me although at meal time men get the 1st pick of the food and women take what's left of. the area around shinsho is sometimes called the valley of mountaineers. the village is surrounded by the peaks of the karakoram range with some of the world's tallest mountains. those who grew up here seem to have mountaineering in their blood including women but unlike the men who often work as guid

gary was yak is a former drug addict he spent time in jail and after he was released struggled to find work. his personal experience drove him to set up recovery park. it's an urban agricultural initiative that uses vacant land and provides jobs for over 20 people. are social mission is to create jobs for people with barriers to employment so people coming out of prison people struggling with you know disease of addiction people literacy issues homelessness issues product unemployment issues we provide 100 percent health care for our employees we make sure that people have housing we make sure they have transportation to make sure they have clothing actually or food in their clabbered at home we provide all those things these people not only work here they can also learn a trade and evolution of the bow house ethos design has gone social. kevin harrison is training as a gardener. very quietly so. well and then goes off to the stores and feeds people and it's this is beautiful i love i love what you do and it really is like like long start from the seed in the glass in the people is bea

done while awake and contented there were lots of our but none of us would only do the adecco by yak he that as an hour by hour had a history here let me highlight in which peter lando band and barry are all my buddies. for burial. in a humble building in medina a new age had begun. a new title written into history. a title that would ring down the ages. the 1st caliph of islam the successor of mohammed was to be a buckra city. the following day a box position was confirmed when the most in community gave. an oath of allegiance to the new caliph. o.-p. put a pic task has been assigned to me. now it is beyond doubt that i have been elected european. but though i'm not better than you. obey me as long as i obey our laws and his prophet. when i disobeyed him and his prophet. then obey me not. at all but was the 1st of 4 would be known as the russia doing the right to god did caliphs. they were all people who had been very close to the prophet muhammad during his lifetime as his companion as those who had converted. to islam and had dedicated themselves to the formation of the community

specifically about a conversation with then ambassador kiz yak.ey discussed what putin hated most. u.s. sanctions on russia. >> they want the sanctions lifted. they made no secret of it. >> soon donald trump started talking down the sanctions. he told the "wall street journal" if we get along, why would anybody need them. >> united states of america needs to send a strong message to vladimir putin. >> congress however was having none of it. in august of 2017, a tough sanctions bill passed. overwhelmingly. >> wouldn't it be a great thing to get along with russia? >> throughout the trump presidency the biggest conflict at the heart of the relationship has been russia's attack on the 2016 election. >> this represented an attack on a fundamental under pinning of our democratic system. >> attack which u.s. intelligence assessed was done to help donald trump and hurt hillary clinton. repeatedly trump denied it was real. >> i don't think anybody knows it was russia that broke into the dnc. maybe it was. it could be china. it could be somebody on their be

our business tech reporter sat down with steve woz knee yak and his wife. >> steve and his wife janetell me they're surprised and upset that his credit limit is so much higher than hers when it comes to the apple card. and other people are weighing in with the same complaint. apple's recently launched credit card is aimed at people who like to spend money and spend time on their phones. but some early apple card adopters took to their phones to complain about the card. tech entrepreneur and author david hansen wrote the apple card gave him 20 times the credit limit as his wife. fellow twitter user a.j. jamal seconded the complaint. and then steve wazwozniak weigh in and his wife janet. >> it was so low i could barely buy a phone or a plane ticket. >> apple says its logo is on the card but details are handled by goldman sachs who uses a computer algorithm but does not discriminate by gender. woz says that's too much technology. >> i'm going to watch for other people. did they call the number on the apple number, did they call it and actually get to a human being who would listen to the

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yakking it up with a bunch of people here already it's really become part of the holidays.el right to not start off. i know that my family has been blessed. that's a chance to get back and it is a good feeling to know that we are giving back. >> what would you say to someone who might be thinking of coming down here for christmas? is it hard work? is it worth it? all those kinds of things if. >> absolutely worth it. come by, sign up. morning shift, come by, great. come by in the morning, do a couple of hours first things. you still have a couple of days to go out and be with your own families. >> i know you guys put in a lot of elbow grease. hopefully you'll be joining sean for christmas morning. you'll be here christmas morning in. >> absolutely. >> we'll be back to show you what sean and other volunteers have to do in order to get the meal on the table. >>> looking live to alcatraz island this morning where the annual indigenous people thanksgiving sun light gathering is about to begin. this year is special. it's been 50 years . a warshed tr. >> it also leads to a new mom

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given pe yak has the top four candidates separated by just 5 percentage points, essentially within theg close at her heels at 19%. bernie sanders in third place at 17%. joe biden rounds out the top tier with 15%. no other candidates crack double digits, notably more than half those surveyeds say they could still change their minds. jason johnson, lanny chen. lanny, we basically have four candidates at the top, something unusual would have to happen for somebody else to get into that top tier, what do you make of it? >> two things. one is i think traditionally iowa is tough to poll. you're going to see a lot of variance the next couple of weeks and numbers are going to bounce around. it's going to be interesting. i think sanders and warren are going to be in one lane, in the other buttigieg and biden. i think there's one survivor from each lane. as we observe what happens in iowa, we're going to be looking at relative rankings. it's not necessarily so necessary to win in iowa but it will be important to outdo your lane in iowa. we'll see if warren can hold on and buttigieg can hold on a

they are yakking it up in front of all that.s and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> i love this so much. >> is that available on amazon? >> probably. i show these pictures to the president. i said, do you have any idea what we were talking about? he said, no, but it was funny. >> here we are in geneva. i got this major-league scoop for time magazine. call the bromance photo. it was the fireside summit. this is really their reaction. one was a soviet photographer, the other was a white house photographer. hell outst charmed the of mikael gorbachev. what did he tell you? atthe two critical moments the end of the cold war in terms of the american soviet union inectly was this summit geneva in 1985 and the way president bush handled the fall of the berlin wall. this was incredibly important for both men. office as come into this ferocious warrior. that peopleelf think, combination of the mad bomber and ebenezer scrooge. he knew he needed to overcome that. he couldn't meet with soviet leaders because they keep dying o

giuliani and sondland i mister my yak and whoever else. for those text messages that we've been putting up on screen all day, we would have nothing. nothing. this cover-up would be complete. that is something we should think about. now, on july 19th, you had breakfast with rudy giuliani at the trump hotel, correct? >> that's correct. >> in that conversation at one point he brought up mr. was saying go and let's send goat was saying was not credible. massacre act? >> yes. you >> brought up mr. biden and i've known him for a long time and he's a person of integrity to giuliani. he's simply not credible to me and joe biden would be influenced in his duties as vice president by money hour for his son or anything like that. we've had many discussions over the last few days about these investigations into burisma and biden and the 2016 crowdstrike server. you in that conversation with mr. giuliani basically debunked all of that. ipad time at that breakfast who else was with you at that breakfast? >> there was someone that giuliani brought along

giuliani and sondland i mister my yak and whoever else. for those text messages that we've been putting up on screen all day, we would have nothing. nothing. this cover-up would be complete. that is something we should think about. now, on july 19th, you had breakfast with rudy giuliani at the trump hotel, correct? >> that's correct. >> in that conversation at one point he brought up mr. was saying go and let's send goat was saying was not credible. massacre act? >> yes. you >> brought up mr. biden and i've known him for a long time and he's a person of integrity to giuliani. he's simply not credible to me and joe biden would be influenced in his duties as vice president by money hour for his son or anything like that. we've had many discussions over the last few days about these investigations into burisma and biden and the 2016 crowdstrike server. you in that conversation with mr. giuliani basically debunked all of that. ipad time at that breakfast who else was with you at that breakfast? >> there was someone that giuliani brought along

giuliani and sondland i mister my yak and whoever else. for those text messages that we've been putting up on screen all day, we would have nothing. nothing. this cover-up would be complete. that is something we should think about. now, on july 19th, you had breakfast with rudy giuliani at the trump hotel, correct? >> that's correct. >> in that conversation at one point he brought up mr. was saying go and let's send goat was saying was not credible. massacre act? >> yes. you >> brought up mr. biden and i've known him for a long time and he's a person of integrity to giuliani. he's simply not credible to me and joe biden would be influenced in his duties as vice president by money hour for his son or anything like that. we've had many discussions over the last few days about these investigations into burisma and biden and the 2016 crowdstrike server. you in that conversation with mr. giuliani basically debunked all of that. ipad time at that breakfast who else was with you at that breakfast? >> there was someone that giuliani brought along