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can yoyou talk about how she was found in this submerged truck right near her home?as far as what we were told by law enforcement, williams in andsent some divers then i got a text message saying they were hooking up something in the water. that is when i got there. as far as getting a debriefing the police department or anything like that, we still have not gotten any word exactly however thing went down. amy: the reaction of your family to the discovery of olivia's body? the police department or anything like that, we still have not gotten>> heartbreaking. after nine months of looking on a reservation, it is almost a million acres, and then come to find out that we've been pushing for this water search since november and lo and behold, she was found within a mile of her home. amy: what do mean you are pushing? who were you pushing to do the search of the lake? >> lead law enforcement was trouble pd in the beginning -- tribal pd in the beginning and the bureau of indian affairs to go over. then we have the state's office involved. boat -- they have both to do it? pd

eventually, yoyou get the person to appoint to were they accept a plea to look as it is much better thanoing to prison for 10 years. you will take five years with the possibility of getting out of jail soon. amy: to listen to that description, your comments. also, talk about how this relates to your being head of media'st look media press freedom defense fund. >> we have been proud to lead her defense fund. it is one of the first cases we have funded since i took over the fund last fall. -- and i think it is a real good case of press freedom because what she did or what she have done -- as i said earlier, it is a public service. it really was one of the few moments in the last year and a half where the american people got a clear warning that their election systems were being hacked are the russians. it was no longer just a hack of the democratic committee's emails. this was a direct hack of the american election system. the russians were attempting to change voting patterns by getting into voting machines. and the united states government had failed to adequately warn anyone that that w

yoyou would toto conont the e an dallas at their natialal convention when presidt trump and vice preside pence went speak. >> tt was inresting cause we had thera conveion in dalla werehere a wk beforehe coention t pn where were doing ou walk, wch i an action o demding rigs, sically,gainst g laws. when weere thera week fore, trp still d not kn if hwas gointo show the coention. r me, itas tally, i mean why he gointo come re?? whis he supporting these people? when i heard the news that he would be there with pence and that would b be there togegether empowering this group,hahat is whwhen addededim to thwalk. its graphicchanged stst becse o ofis decision of bebeing ere.e. i though o ok, n thahat u' going to be here, i'm going to use your image and d my rally, which is two blocks away from where you are going to be. amy: explainer tradition now -- explain your traditional of making the girls. you are in artist. >> i am, yes. i love art. that is what i do. i don't know how to fight any other way. i speak and draw. there is a creative process. it wasn't planned. our future should be way differe

amy: we want to ask yoyou to sty with us, charlene carruthers, founding director of the black youth prproject 100, author of a new book "unapologetic: a black, queer and feminist mandate for radical movements." we want to thank phillip agnew co-director of dream defenders, , in florida based committee movement and organization that work -- to elect organized fiercely for andrew gillum in his upset victory in the democratic primary for governor in florida. when we come back, we're going to go south to look at mississippi. the surge in deaths in mimississippi'i's prisons. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "water" by dinosaur jr. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we now go to mississippi, where prisoners are dying at the highest rates the state has ever seen. 13 prisoners have died behind bars in the month of august alone. that's compared to 47 prisoner deaths in mississippi in the entire year of 2015. mississippi department of corrections commissioner pelicia hall has insisted the death or by natural causes and tol

you need to have in emt certification and you need to have fire science training -- yoyou get a lilittleit of that when y you're going t to the classroom trainining. but there is college credits. there are other things that help you rate higher in the application processes. so you don't get a a lot of the training that is needed to get these jojobs post-release. you have the experience, the front-line experience. you have placed your life on the line. you have protected california. you have saved lives and property. but they don't take into consideration all of that experience that you have on the front line. they are still looking for a certain degree of training and licensing in order to employ you. .e think that is wrong the state of california in their training of incarcerated firefighters should provide the same training that they provide for folks on the outside. if they don't want to do that, then they should give credit for the work that folks do on these fires and consider that training as enough for them to get jobs post-release. because it is. if it is enough to fight while yo

. >> harris: yoyou and the president crossed paths because he tweeted it's the investigation of the investigators is special counsel is basing their finding on facts rather than talking points from the democratic party or public polling get to the end of this hopefully in due time to the american people can we store their faith in the doj and fbi and effect their lives. >> and the elections. >> harris: we are awaiting a white house press briefing. president trump is moving is he a king maker for republican candidates in the lead up to the midterm elections. will he help republicans keep their majority in congress? power panel when we come back. stay close. mp whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? taken deign hi, everyone, i'm dana perino, we are awaiting the white house briefing at the top of the hour as the defense pre