when harrison porter were not in school. they were in a neighborhood bustling with influential figures from the civil rights movem such as the first black mayor of berkeley, warn wider and co founder of the black panthers. he will newton so this was a very, you know, diverse activist environment and that's you know, what would carmela grew up around? paris could have known it at the time that growing up in a neighborhood that was a driver for social change, and being among the first students to integrate schools would per tell her own many firsts. as for the person who, perhaps most impacted harris, the most as a child. porter says it's easy to trace it back to her late mother shyamalan, a cancer researcher who raised kamila and her sister, maya, as a single mother. now her daughter is going to be madame vp elect of the united states of america, the first woman and first black woman. and it just shows you the example that she set for her daughter's andre senior ktvu, fox two news. yeah the mayor of berkeley speaking out toda

pleasant porter was our last elected chief. he served two terms starting in 1899 and he was elected again for a second term in 1903, but he passed away right before oklahoma statehood, and his office was filled by motey tiger, who finished his term. because we were not at oklahoma statehood yet, our tribal law was still in place in terms of who -- say a representative or chief passes away in office. motey tiger at that time was serving as second chief to pleasant porter. he went ahead and filled out the remainder of pleasant porter's term, and then motey tiger was appointed the chief after oklahoma statehood. we are making our way to the second floor of the council house. well, we are making our way to the second floor of the council house. on the second floor -- the second floor is largely composed of the chambers of the tribal council as it existed during that time. you will see the grand hall and a smaller space that was another part of the legislature called the house of kings. up here in this space, which we will visit dir

it happened in 2016 according to the report it claims porter, who was then a director with the chicago cubs, also harassed the reporter with incessant texts commenting on her appearance asking her to meet porter told espn that the explicit photos are not of him, they're, quote, joke stock images the report claims the woman was a foreign correspondent who moved to the united states and wants to stay anonymous because she's afraid of backlash in her home country the mets owner saying that porter has acknowledged his serious error in judgment, has taken responsibility for his conduct, has expressed remorse and has previously apologized for his action nbc reached out to porter but has not heard back. >>> southern california facing the threat of wildfires as forecasters warn of strong winds up to 80 miles an hour red flag warnings extend from monterey all the way to riverside county in santa cruz gusty winds already sparked fire prompting evacuations. there's a high wind warning across much of the state all of the areas you see here in purple the power company in southern california warned

porter. your -- tell me how all of you are doing, and i will preface this by saying, you have been very clear on twitter that your husband's having a hard time. >> yeah, he is. we're having a -- the kids seem to be fine. we are having a hard time, in different ways. so, we think we got it from my 5-year-old who is in kindergarten. there were nine kids in his class. they took symptom checklists, every day. they took temperatures, every day. he wore a mask. most of the time, they didn't enforce the masking, so some other kids didn't. the teachers did. we knew it was a risk. but our nanny quit, in march, because she was worried about our jobs giving coronavirus. so, we haven't had full-time childcare. you know, we took a risk. we knew it. you know, we managed to go nine and a half months, with no problems, and then he got a runny nose and a little, 101 temperature for a day. back on december 19th, we talked to the pediatrician. there is lots of colds going around. there is, also, coronavirus. sh

now few people know vice president kamala harris like her long-time friend carol porter. the berkeley native sent us this video of her watching her childhood friend being sworn in today. tears there, you can see. porter and harris lived around the corner from one another, and were bussed to thousand oaks elementary school together. today porter beamed with pride as she spoke with abc7 news race and social justice reporter julian glover about her friend and the barriers she is tearing down. >> she brings everything, all of the young girl, all of the young women of color, black women, jamaican woman, indian women, she brings us all with her right through that door with a seat at the table. >> so help me god. >> porter said today's experience was absolutely amazing for her to watch. she welled up with emotion as she thought about her brand mother and the other woman who came before her and kamala harris and the struggles that they face, which she says america's new vice president encompasses. >>> thousands of american women inspired by kamala harris paid a tribute to the fir

can't imagine the last two years without congresswoman porter in congress. i can't imagine the last two years without, say, lucy mcbath from georgia, african-american woman who lost her son to gun violence. being such a driving force for gun safety legislation. just amazing that these are -- there's just folks like us. >> pelosi is a -- the five kids and -- >> she still keeps track of everybody. >> you brought up -- we're talking about money. let's talk but fun trays -- fundraising, i you say you like fundraising. >> i like it. i might be weird. >> what is it -- we don't need to go -- there's a lot of detail in the book but i'm curious, what -- if somebody is terrified of this as a new candidate, what is the first advice you give them on emily's list for getting past their own mental hurdle? >> think of it as asking for an investment in the future. try to get it out of it being about you. it is about you but don't think putt. it's about the country, about good public servants, about making change, and so if you, get your mind in that space, it's a much healt

satisfy his curiosity of how many hospitalized patients became addicted to opiates grad student jane porter helped compile the statistics dr jacques rogge house press secretary typed it up and submitted it to the new england journal of medicine. short letter was one of the many printed in january of 1980 the power graph simply stated the statistics and made no conclusion. what everybody was citing as evidence that we didn't have to worry about getting our patients addicted in some cases this was being described as a landmark study it was this one paragraph a letter to the editor this of course would tell you nothing about the risk of addiction when you put a patient on long term opioids but it turns out in fact they have always been just as addictive as we always knew they were there for many hundreds if not thousands of years when people used the obviously and in the early derivatives of opium for. those patients began to exhibit symptoms of tolerance and addiction to do former was quick to pacify fears we were often told that tolerance imply the diction but it doesn't tolerance just means

. >> porter: since that time, new york has had 36,000 deaths and climbing it's just unbelievable that in such a short amount of time, there's been such loss.ch >> sreenivasans, you were one of the people that we sent out, along with mori rothman, to cover some of the protests in the wake of gege floyd's deh. >> i have to do something. i can't just stay home and pretend like this isn't hpening. hopefully, this brings us cioloser, stops thence, especially against people that look like myself and others. >> rerter: that was actually my very first time out reporting since the pandemic began. it was one of those moments that felt too big. it was clearly, there had-- something had changed and it felt very important that we needed to be there and bear witness and to present what the situation was like on the ground. ad seen images of violen and destruction throughout the country, but that's not what we saw. we saw a very civil, socially disnttanced, for all inand purposes, protest, you know, at a moment when the country really was grappling with-- obviously the pandemic, but a reckoning of o

the advent health here is hoping to secure tickets for some of their kansas city chiefs fans regan porter. >>for 50 budweiser won't be running a commercial during the nfl's championship game for the first time in nearly 40 years. the beer maker says it will instead focus on promoting vaccine awareness and distribution efforts. reporter patrick clark has that story. >>the pandemic putting a different twist on a familiar brand ab inbev deciding not to advertise budweiser during the super bowl but instead focusing on covid vaccine awareness budweiser will run an online ad focusing on americans and the resilience throughout the past year, the pandemic bob lackey retired senior executive with anheuser-busch said the gold standard for 20 years winning the usa today ad meter award for his memorable commercials. >>clydesdales playing football in i love you man and you know been. louis the lizard i mean anything you can think of clydesdales all kinds of things that people would do lackey is surprised by the move the budweiser will donate a percentage of that air time for 2021. >>to the ad council

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>>porter's latest work is a massive commissioned piece on a building not far from the staples center is among hundreds of works being tracked by fellow laker fan mike as an er who channeled his grief by setting up a website year-old dot com. >>and really it's just an interactive and information and city guides just to make this process easier for fans on. >>the current count is well over 400 kobe murals and almost half are nowhere near l a seeing these murals really in every corner of the world in areas that i never kobe region not an impact or but i'm no longer may's anymore. it's really global thing going on with his moments out its worldwide web >>this year career just blossoming like a almost a year since the world lost the laker legend his daughter, gigi and 7 others there is no doubt they will never be forgotten. while many new murals are popping up this week in southern california. this large one surfaced recently in tampa florida. and just this week kobe bryant featured in a tribute wall in birmingham, alabama. >>it gave me a sense park is it made me feel like when i'm gone,

the mets say they've spoken with porter and are reviewing the facts surrounding the issue. >>> and in florida, tampa is getting ready for the nfl's big game. the city has started constructing the super bowl experience, super bowl lv is february 7. >>> coming up, the countdown to the biden presidency. >> how he made history nearly 50 years ago. as such a freshman senator that he had trouble convincing security guards to let him in. you're watching "world news now." convincing security guards to let him in. you're watching "world news now." [birds chirping, drum stomps] [male narrator] they are the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? and what does it take to prepare them for their future, when their service to the nation is complete? what does it take to strengthen our service members so they can be the greatest force for good in the world? it ta

but this is a real logistical practical thing like katie porter she has a great line about watching that meme of nancy pelosi watch her walk out of the white house and put on her cloak and sunglasses she's a bad ass but that code also cost $3000. so that is very practical you read about a woman who went to the sec for child care cost. that is real life. >> there should be a partisan truth on candidates getting some sort of salary from the campaigns. and a lot of people disagree with me on this a lot of campaigns run negative ads on other candidates because of this issue but honestly, we're asking people to give up their livelihoods for sometimes two years. no money. no income. how in the world can you do that and run for congress with no salary because you get the full-time job to run for congress adjust is because you have to raise all the money and meet everybody in the community and understand the community, then we should be able i'm not talking about getting rich but pay the rent or the mortgage. the childcare. maybe some food on the table nobody's getting rich here running for offi

and as i said, i'm margaret talcott on one of my favorites is porter square books so it's rare to be with them in the library. as many of you know, we american ancestors run this series american inspirations and i can't think of a better person to be part of this series eleanor roosevelt. she and her family, they are such willingly large figures in american history eleanor particularly is such an inspiration so particularly at this time for inclusion, diversey, for our country she is such a role model and truly inspiring. one particularly big fan of eleanor roosevelt's death carol of the state library of massachusetts, tell us about your fandom and why don't you start offwith the first question ? >> let me just apologize for being a little late to join you . my computer shut down. i am carol and i had a special collection of the state library where we're in the massachusetts state house in downtown boston and many other things in massachusetts history but we are very glad to be part of this group tonight. so margaret and i have written some questions for david and we've also compiled

i there was still the news live from berlin up next for porter looks at how the pandemic is affecting the world of opera don't forget you can always get the latest on our website that's d.w. dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram at news i'm obvious of thanks for joining us. people came for me. there are many reasons. there are many alternatives to. make up your mind. made for minds. common and corona. great opera with an orchestra sun waists and a quad in the time of the pandemic. the starts to answer in court forces taking quite a risk. but what about the audience. we have to protect people but also artists it's only going to feel we have to sing like this it's better than not singing at all and. starting from the overture will rather the whole piece look in cutting wherever courses and singers in question are not here. saying anything so let's begin if for no nov mario van zandt takes up the baton. as we're still scaled down to less reduced because it offers make it more subtle the other gets here. when the rehearsals began germany was under semi lockdown businesses were op

back in 2016 when he was working for the chicago cubs 41 year old porter joined the mets in december on a 4 year deal we got references from the right you. organizations the number of individuals people who divorced him who knew him from you know he really stays in college there wasn't really a dissenting voice from my standpoint i was shocked you know eventually that gives way to disappointment who little bit of a for the 1st time in american football history a woman referee will officiate at the super bowl sarah thomas has been named as a down judge in a team of 8 officials for the n.f.l.'s biggest game thomas became the league's 1st full time female official in 2015 and women ushering in a new era in indy car racing as well most useful so executive best progresso has launched a new predominately female i'm team to rice at the indianapolis 500 a may also have 2010 indy 500 rookie of the years to manage to sylvester drive the team's car. to be honest as a driver a dream come true and i think from something that is really special i think it's going to be the best opportunity yet with

porter. not hearing from ms. porter. i will now recognize -- >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for appearing today. i want to talk a little bit about what i see as the taking timebomb in our financial system and that is the virtual real estate system. there has been a rapid growth especially for smaller banks, that corrects? >> they have had high concentrations which is one of the primaries concerns we had last crisis as well. >> the fd&c -- is that correct? >> i don't know how it will be validated. >> what you mean by concentrated when you say concentrated? >> the majority of their petroleum, we don't have the magic number. x or senate had exposure in the market. and that means by concentrated they are exceeding the fdic's regulatory criteria recommended for portfolios being made up of commercial real estate? >> we don't have a clear-cut number for individual situations we have a an instrument but we would look at each individual sedition and their risk manager profile and their ratings management experience and did they manage to the la

watching didn't we news for porter is up next i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour thanks for watching. young emigrants. they know the police will stop but. they know that the road is not the solution. they know their flight could be. going back to using not an option. i'm on and are stuck in the spanish border area alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts january 18th on d.w. . bloggers students activist and their children they have all fled bella ruse and the old farmer tarion regime in power that surprises and persecutes dissidents over the past months or ever more people have been fleeing the country they had to neighboring lithuania and e.u. member and southern most of the 3 baltic republics then a tiny. team do what they can to help. just 25. 5 kilometers from here and bellow rooster but the people are fighting for their freedom. our freedom of expression for the right just to take to the streets of. natalee or call the arc of our lives in lithuanians capitol hill near us we spent a few days

porter stacy bivins is with us here she's from she's part of our u.s. election team an extremely close race to see which of the results that we have so far tell us about who's going to control the senate well. if things go the way they seem it looks like it will be easier for joe biden to have to achieve his agenda. but aside from that i would just like to just take a moment and say that this is a very historic moment. the son of poor parents who grew up in the projects. is now the reverend of the church that was the spiritual home of martin luther king jr and civil rights icon john lewis is now the 1st black senator to represent a southern state that was once a part of the confederacy and it's just really amazing when you look at the past in the present and you see the historical connections and something that's really powerful and mention in john lewis the other candidate and the race the democrat. he was a protege of john lewis and and so now he might also when he's leading and his race so there's just it's just a really historic moment and it's just

roger porter, brought him in. roger had been in a couple of administrations, had been at harvard. i think roger -- and we had dig darmon who was head of omb. i think porter and darmon wereñ two of the most astute planners that i have ever met, who understood how to make the country run as well as anyone. george herbert walker bush understood that he had people that he trusted and that he believed knew what they were talking about,bjgb.j; he would listen and he would spend time. in the campaign leading up to the election in 1988, we brought governors to kennebunkport to teach the president how to talk and the language on issues that the people understand. governors talk in language that people understand. senators and congressmen talk in a language even they don't understand. it really, i think, made a difference in the campaign. the president retained all of that and he began to realize that not only was there this huge opportunity in terms of a dramatic change which led to the collapse of the soviet union, but he understood there was an opportunity to do things domestically, eve

watching didn't we news for porter is up next more headlines at the top of the hour and a lot of. young emigrants. know the police will stop but. they know that the road is not the solution. they know their flight could be. going back.

porter ms. porter will vote yes on h. res. 838. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker as as the member designated by by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on house resolution 38. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut rise? >> as the member designated by by ms. wilson pursuant to h. res. 8, ms. wilson will vote yes on h. res. 38. the speaker pro tempore: flop the gentlewoman from michigan rise? >> as the member designated by by ms. owe cast yeoh cortez, i inform the house that ms. owe cast yeoh or tezz will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? >> madam speaker as as the member designated by mr. desaulnier i inform the house that that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h. res. 838. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as as the member designated

porter: [indiscernible] -- mr. schumer: if they find out they might the criteria of the law, they should be. i don't know what they have been suspended, but i don't know the exact charges yet. no, no, no, someone else, please. i feel, look, i have to do my job and i have a great deal of faith in the safety procedures that are now being put in place. ok. thank you, everybody. nice to see you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] reporter: senator schumer, should conservatives have a platform for free speech nline? announcer: you're watching c-span. your unfiltered view of government. speep was created by -- c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a ublic service. announcer: here's where we are on the timeline of things. we expect the h

now, talking about jared porter, let go following a poes rttoby female reporter in 2016 when he worked for the chicago cubs. sarah thomas will make history next month as she becomes the first woman ever to officiate in the super bowl. thomas is in her sixth season as an nfl referee. tiger woods winning again, he is out indefinitely after another back surgery, and is hoping to tee it up at the masters in april. tiger was limited to only tour events last year. is golf finally coming to an end for tiger woods? how about fishing? he is a nice fish. our catch of the day goes to mike jones who reeled in this 20 pound cod. he used a squid jig to get that cod. if you think you can do better, send your fishing pictures to catch of the day at kpix.com. look at that cod. that guy could go out and buy a lottery ticket. $855 million. >> it's going to be up there, for sure. yeah. you >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> here is norah o'donnell with a captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, with just hours until joe biden is sworn in as the 46th united states, members of the national

porter: some republicans worry he could push off voters, giving advantage tooe biden. katty: all eyes on georgia. our guests joins me now. georgians turned out in huge nuers in november for the presidential election. is there the same amount of enthusiasm for this runoff? reporter: yes. we have more than 3 million georgians who have already cost ballots, a record for this type of election. e democrats hilt an early advantage. if you look at the stistics, republicans feel like they may be down about 200,000 votes. that is a whole they need to fill on runoff day today with a big surge in tnout. katty: what are you looking for tonight or over the next day or two? we are all getting used to that at theoment. what are you looking for? reporter: let's look where president trump went last night. north georgia, deeply conservative. he went there because early voting has lagged behind other parts of the state. it shows you the depth of republic concern that solo of hil supporters are not turning out. we also look at the metro atlanta suburbs. an area that used to be solidly rep

knows but what's not hard to make out the right hand tower is missing its top floor but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look. at. the structures from the time of constantine the great the basilica of constantine the amphitheater and the t.f. imperial baths bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires aspirations to rule the world it knew during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites into yet the cathedral and right next to it the church of our lady. look at the jewel of st peter is germany's oldest surviving house of worship. all through it 1700 year history it served as an episcopal church. from the oldest roman brickwork dating from the 4th century all the stages of europe's architectural religious and art history can be traced through to the present. unesco also includes hand sciatic city's on its world heritage i 10 or. old town was added in 1987. in the 14th century lubeck reigned as the queen of the hands adequately a commercial and defense confederation that at its peak brought together some 200 cit

knows but what's not hard to make out the right hand tower is missing its top floor but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look. at. the structures from the time of constantine the great the basilica of constantine the amphitheater and the t.f. imperial baths bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires aspirations to rule the world it knew during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites in t.f. the cathedral and right next to it. the church of our lady. the cathedral of st peter is germany's oldest surviving house of worship. all through its 1700 year history it served as an episcopal church. from the oldest roman brickwork dating from the 4th century all the stages of europe's architectural religious and art history can be traced through to the present. unesco also includes hand sciatic city's on its world heritage i 10 or. old town was added in 1987. in the 14th century lubeck reigned as the queen of the hands adequately a commercial and defense confederation that at its peak brought together some 200 cities

not it will work and how long coming back tojobs, come back to the economy, that will take for those porters to be lifted, who knows? �* , . . knows? australia did it successfully, _ knows? australia did it successfully, didn't - knows? australia did it i successfully, didn't they, knows? australia did it - successfully, didn't they, aside from, katy, melbourne? the question is going to be, how many hotel rooms are available if they bring this in? a lot of them have been mothballed. yes, and you have seen that in australia, _ yes, and you have seen that in australia, this policy has created a bottleneck. if you're an australian, you cannot — bottleneck. if you're an australian, you cannot leave the country now. not saying — you cannot leave the country now. not saying that is what is going to happen— not saying that is what is going to happen here, but you have to get permission — happen here, but you have to get permission to leave in australia and come _ permission to leave in australia and come back — permission to leave in australia and come back. you need to get a slot and i

joining us to discuss who will be in the room katie porter of california. she was just sworn in as part of the new congress for her second term and celebrated her birthday. thank you for joining us. after all this chaos today, you still need to govern. how are you going to do that? >> well, look, i think one of the things that we have now is a majority in the senate that's going to do the work of democracy, bringing bills forward for a vote. the problem before in the country wasn't that we were losing votes. it's that we weren't having any in the senate. with a new senate majority leader with the democrats in control of the senate, we could bring bills forward that have the vast support of the majority of the american people. bills like closing loopholes on background checks and standing up and stopping corruption and cleaning up our government. hr 1, the for the people act. this is about moving those items forward that already have the wide support of the american people. things like relief checks that help families struggling. >> is that your top priority

knows but what's not hard to make out the right hand tower is missing its top floor but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look. at. the structures from the time of constantine the great the basilica of constantine the amphitheater and the t.f. imperial baths bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires aspirations to rule the world it knew during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites and. the cathedral and right next to it. the church of our lady. look at the jewel of st peter is germany's oldest surviving house of worship. all through its 7800 year history it served as an episcopal church. from the oldest roman brickwork dating from the 4th century all the stages of europe's architectural religious and art history can be traced through to the present. unesco also includes hand sciatic city's on its world heritage i 10 or. old town was added in 1987. in the 14th century lubeck reigned as the queen of the hands adequately a commercial and defense confederation that at its peak brought together some 200 citie

knows but what's not hard to make out the right hand tower is missing its top floor but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look. at. the structures from the time of constantine the great the basilica of constantine the amphitheater and the t.f. imperial baths bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires aspirations to rule the world it knew during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites into the year the cathedral and right next to it. the church of our lady. the cathedral of st peter is germany's oldest surviving house of worship. all through its 7800 year history it served as an opposable church. from the oldest roman brickwork dating from the 4th century all the stages of europe's architectural religious and art history can be traced through to the present. unesco also includes hand sciatic city's on its world heritage i 10 or. old town was added in 1987. in the 14th century lubeck reigned as the queen of the hands adequately a commercial and defense confederation that at its peak brought together some 200

>>porter's latest work is a massive commissioned piece on a building not far from the staples center is among hundreds of works being tracked by fellow laker fan mike asner who channeled his grief by setting up a website kobe mural dot com. >>and really it's just interactive and information and city guides just to make this process easier for pence on. >>the current count is well over 400 kobe murals and almost half are nowhere near l a seeing these murals really in every corner of the world in areas that i never thought. kobe region not an impact but i'm no longer may's anymore. it's really global thing going on with his moments out it's >>this year career just blossoming like a cool almost a year since the world lost the laker legend his daughter, gigi and 7 others there is no doubt they will never be forgotten. while many new murals are popping up this week in southern california. this large one surfaced recently in tampa florida. and just this week kobe bryant featured in a tribute wall in birmingham, alabama. >>it gave me a sense purposely made me feel i when i'm gone, i'm doing

>>that was regan porter reporting for us this morning. the doctors say that after spending so much time with patients. their main message is to follow the guidelines wear a mask and get that vaccine as soon as it becomes >>maybe you are right and sometimes somebody wins all the time for you and never you no still hope we're talking about the powerball lottery, obviously they have drive last night and there was a winner out maryland in maryland, maryland who on that 730 million dollar jackpot so they get begin that fun. >>adventure figure out what they're going to do is we're all fantasizing i wasn't one ticket for the $730. we know, yeah we will never know who that is their gun and i we know there were 2 tickets so they are sold southern california got 5 out of 6 number so that's a million dollar jackpot that they split okay not bad better what will tran got which was all of let's take a look at those numbers again the winning numbers from yesterday 4053 6068 69. >>and 22 for the powerful and there's still a chance for an even bigger priz

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but in an effort to protect the gorillas, poachers were trained to become mountain guides and porters here, further supporting tourism. talk to me about poaching here. poaching, there is no problem. but there is no problem because we keep avoiding it from happening, by working with the communities and having better poaching pathways. you can't say it is done and we leave, so we keep on. but of course more gorillas means they need more space. the government has now pledged to expand the forest by 23%, adding almost 4,000 hectares to its current 16,000. the expansion of the park, it is about making the space biggerfor the gorillas, but it's another way to bring the climate to where it needs to be. so, it's good for rwanda, good for the planet. yes, it will be for all of us. and whilst the numbers here are increasing, the conservationists here cannot become complacent. between patrolling the park for any remaining poachers and monitoring the gorillas‘ health, there is an army of people involved in protecting them. noelly bosco is a gorilla doctor, and thejungle is his clinic. today he

. >>> i'm devon feely in downtown porter creek. deputy say, some residents are dealing with evacuation fatigue. they say, they are a resilient bunch but that fatigue is slowing them down and not allowing them to get people out of harm's way as quickly as they would like. chime on the mountains were charred and scarred by the mountain fire. for those that lived there it, they now face the threat of the flood. it has left their sense of humor and perspective online and the edges as well. >> i packed my clothes. some pictures and a bottle of vodka. >> the sheriff's office and their department says, you know the residents are fatigued by year that has brought them the pandemic and evacuation after evacuation. but they say, now is the time to move out of mother nature's way this one last time. >> if you hear something coming down the hill let you it's too late. the only thing to do is just get out of the way right now. >> they have gone door-to-door. employing people to leave. despite all advice, some have chosen to stay. others not dir

porter and the flames ignited into his ear exploded in egypt and everything changed. for 2 of the 5. latest news as it breaks the explosion near an a.t.v. a transmission site knocked out mobile phone and internet service for miles details coverage many have told us that they have voted and voted. say they are worried about the security situation in of the country from around the world china's leaders are dependent on the success of its that seems to improve its use national in that we just saw that since the beginning of the outbreak. thousands arrested in russia after taking part in nationwide marches demanding the release of opposition leader and that's the note of all. you're watching a loser ally from a headquarters in doha i'm dating and also coming up. protesters in brazil call for the president to resign over his handling of the covert 19 pandemic possible.