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old tucson, that's what it's called. it's in tucson, arizona. oh, cool. old tucson was first built-- so they actually film movies he there's tucson. where? oh, wow. there's real history in this. johnny bananas: mm-hmm. and this was for the movie "three amigos." wow. yeah. this is like the la of arizona. very similar. johnny bananas (voiceover): and be a part of old tucson's signature cowboy showdown. i learned about how to do this in a day. a lot of violence. johnny bananas: i know. were you afraid he was going to pull a gun on you? no, not really. look. i was more afraid that horse was going to drop a load on me. deuce. yeah. every good cowboy needs a good horse. to get that horse, you got to first do a bit of dirty work. johnny bananas: dirty work. see, this is mucking. see, this is what i was talking about. and that's old horse poop too. oh. how was the stench? it was bad. it was bordering on bad to very bad. look it. i found a horseshoe in the poo. oh, i didn't know horseshoes were real. what do mean you didn't know horseshoes are real? what do you th

nermn sheikh and i recently spoke to him from his home in tucson, arizona. noam, you have called the republican party the most dangerous organization in human history. give us a call leaders a gang of sadists. was wondering if you could elaborate on this but also in all of your 93 years, have you ever seen such an anti-science, anti-fact trend in this country for? and if you could talk about how it links up with other such movements around the world and how it should be dealt with. >> it is a fact it has been a strain of anti-science sentiment in snificant parts of the united states for a long time. this is country that had the scopes trial. there is an unusual power in the united states in the evangelical, anti-science extremism. but as a political movement, nothing has been like what it in the contemporary period. the republican party under trump and his minions, basically owns the party, they have been in the lead of trying to destroy the prospects for organized human life on earth. not just unilaterally, pulling out of the paris agreement, but acting wit

la muerte de tucson dio lugar a protestas en columbus. aproximadamente unos 87.000.000.000 $ destinados a fondos de desempleo fueron desviados en fondos y fraudes. durante dana: con la llegada de la pandemia la economÍa de muchos se vio afectada. por eso el gobierno desembolsÓ miles de millones de dÓlares en ayuda a desempleo, sin contar que una parte serÍa desviada en robos y fraudes. una experta en finanzas nos explica como sucediÓ. >> los estados no estaban sistemÁticamente preparados para esta gran distribuciÓn, lo que llevÓ que hubieran desvÍos y el departamento del tesoro declarÓ que alrededor del 10% de esta cantidad fueran destinadas fraudulentamente. dana: el departamento de trabajo informÓ que durante la administraciÓn de baile se emitiÓ 822.000.000.000 $ por desempleo, de los cuales unos 87.000.000.000 $ se habrÍan desviado en robos y fraudes. >> se estima que en ese proceso se colaron malos actores. dana: serÍa en redes de crimen organizado que roban la identidad de personas. segÚn la misma investigaciÓn, algu

nermn sheikh and i recently spoke to him from his home in tucson, arizona. noam, you have called the republican party the most dangerous organization in human history. give us a call leaders a gang of sadists. was wondering if you could elaborate on this but also in all of your 93 years, have you ever seen such an anti-science, anti-fact trend in this country for? and if you could talk about how it links up with other such movements around the world and how it should be dealt with. >> it is a fact it has been a strain of anti-science sentiment in snificant parts of th united states for a long time. this is country that had the scopes trial. there is an unusual power in the united states in the evangelical, anti-science extremism. but as a political movement, nothing has been like what it in the contemporary period. the republican party under trump and his minions, basically owns the party, they have been in the lead of trying to destroy the prospects for organized human life on earth. not just unilaterally, pulling out of the paris agreement, but acting with

to an agency 62 times bigger than the tucson police department. he's overwhelmed. he was not liked. he ruined morale at the police department. he has no real qualifications. when i was working there, people talk about it to this day, even after he left, is that he was anti-border patrol. he did not want police officers to even coordinate with them to do anything related to getting illegals off of the streets of tucson, arizona. he's not a good candidate if you look at qualifications. if you want somebody who is an activist and yemen, -- yes man, he's the perfect candidate for the biden administration. carley: thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. ashley: it's 52:00 # on the east coast -- 5:29 on the east coast. communities coming together after devastating storms ravaged the midwest. ♪ praise him, heavenly host. ♪ praise father, son and holy ghost. ashley: rick reichmuth is live on the ground in kentucky as towns begin to rebuild. carley: a first of its kind community of mortgage free homes for america's

arizonians have wanted passenger train service between phoenix and tucson for decades. it's no surprise that this proposal has already generated'' and local support for the mayors of phoenix and tucson and communities along the proposed line are fully on board and for the record mr. chairman i've included their letters of support. >> without objection. >> thank you so much. a question for mr. gardner prison of amtrak. infrastructure plan done by this congress invested in passenger rail and the ceoru called the bl absolutely transformational. american people include zinc does in arizona have vague expectations. mr. gardner due to of passenger rail between tucson and phoenix and the strong local and regional support for the project as well as his significant resources provided to get the job done under the infrastructure law what steps is amtrak tasting to expand the development of the tucson phoenix west valley rail line? >> thank you congressman and we wholeheartedly share your enthusiasm for this quarter. it's the largest city in the nation and those are the kinds of m

. >>> a police officer in tucson, arizona, is being fired after shooting a man in a wheelchair. police say the officer opened fire when the suspect refused to stop and showed a knife after stealing a tool box from walmart. the man tried to enter a lowe's and was killed. tucson's police chief calls the shooting a clear violation of policy. >>> now, the escalating feud between two members of congress. one is being accused of being anti-muslim, the other accused of being anti-semitic. >> yeah the opportunity to take you on the faces -- >> reporter: minnesota congresswoman, ilhan omar, one of three muslims in congress, says she received this threatening voicemail after clashing with lauren boebert of colorado. >> you're a [ bleep ] traitor. you will not live much longer. [ bleep ]. i can almost guarantee that. >> reporter: earlier this week, boebert reached out to omar, after video came to light showing boebert bragging to her supporters about confronting omar with an anti-islamic remark. >> we were joined by ilhan omar. i look there, it's the jihad squad. >> reporter: boebert told

. >> reporter: at tucson's university high school, these students are making dreams come true. >> thank you! >> reporter: their latest endeavor: putting up christmas decorations just the way 77-year-old nancy mattern always had but could no longer do. >> i feel like a lot of people my age don't really think about what seniors are doing and what they're going through. >> that's beautiful. >> they have no real knowledge of how huge this really is what they're doing, and it is huge. this isn't about making a last dream come true. this is about bringing quality to the life. >> reporter: hospice coordinator belinda motzkin brauer bridges the gap between students and patients. nancy called her before our visit to the school, asking to convey a message. >> they made my christmas, and i love every one of them for doing this. tell them to keep up their good hearts. >> i think a lot of the time we aren't just giving back to the patients but we're also receiving life lessons. >> reporter: what life lessons have you learned? >> a big one is appreciating simplicity. >> reporter: i just feel like you

. >> reporter: at tucson's university high school, theseun students are making dreams come true. >> thank you! >> reporter: their latest endeavor: putting up christmas decorations, just the way 77- year-old nancy mattern always had, but could no longer do. >> i feel like a lot of people my age don't really think about what seniors are doing and what they're going through. >> that's beautiful. >> they have no real knowledge of how huge this really is whath they're doing, and it is huge. this isn't about making a last dream come true. this is about bringing quality to the life. >> reporter: hospice coordinator belinda motzkin brauer bridges the gap between students and patients. nancy called her before our visit to the school, asking to convey a message. >> they made my christmas, and i love every one of them for doing this. tell them to keep up their good hearts. >> i think a lot of the time we aren't just giving back to the patients, but we're also receiving life lessons. >> reporter: what life lessons have you learned? >> a big one is appreciating simplicity. >> reporter: i just feel lik

-phoenix-tucson route. the riverside county transportation commission will expand into coachella valley as a supporting project to the broader goal of increasing rail service between california and arizona. we also appreciate the expansion and reform of the federal-state partnership for intercity passenger rail programs. it provides 36 billion dollars with $12 billion available for projects outside the northeast corridor. this will boost california funding programs investing heavily in corridor expansion for more frequent service and extend the corridors. federal rail funding provided to california is not just an investment, it is a partnership. federal funding supports significant state, local and private rail investments that are already being made throughout the state. i have noted in the rail plan $20 billion for california rail projects through 2027. we have already delivered more than $1.7 billion since 2015. only $150 million came from federal sources. state and local rail funding comes from a wide v

mediation board the nomination of chris, had customs and border protection currently the police chief in tucson arizona. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2 delaware. a senator: madam president, i ask unanimous consent to speak for two minutes, if i may. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. carper: thank you, madam president. 234 years ago today, the state of delaware became the first state to ratify the constitution. for one whole week, delaware was the entire united states of america, and we opened it up and 49 other states have joined us since then. for the most part, i think it's turned out well. the preamble to the constitution doesn't say we're going to form a perfect union when they adopted it all those years ago. they said in order to move toward a more perfect union, acknowledging that we're not perfect, haven't got at any right, and we may never get it right. but today, we take a big step, we can take a big step toarkd making o

tucson police did not disclose ingram-lopez's killing until june. the senate also voted to confirm jessica rosenworcel as chair of the federal communications commission, the first woman to serve as permanent chair of the agency. digital rights activists welcomed the news. she was a fierce critic of the trump-era repeal of net neutrality protections. last month, jonathan kanter, one of the nation's leading anti-monopoly experts, was confirmed to head the justice department's antitrust division. the senate also unanimously confirmed charles "chuck" sams iii in november as the first ever native american national park service director. sams is a member of the cayuse and walla walla tribes of the umatilla nation. the white house announced tuesday salad tomorrow the withdrawn her nomination to become control of the currency after opposition from republicans and some conservative democrats. she grew up in soviet kazakhstan an came to the u.s. in 1991. during heronfirmation hearing, the louisiana republican john kennedy accused her of loyalty to the communi

. >> reporter: at tucson's university high school, these students are making dreams come true. >> thank you. >> reporter: latest uistmas decs the way nancy maltern had always done. >> i don't think think about what seniors are going through. >> they have no knowledge how huge this really is that they're doing and it is huge. this isn't about making a dream come true but bringing quality to the life. >> reporter: coordinator belinda motzkin-brauer bridges the gap. asking to convey a message. >> they made my christmas, love every one of them for doing this. tell them to keep up their good hearts. >> i think a lot of the time we are not just giving back to patients but receiving life lessons. >> reporter: what life lessons have you learned? >> big one is appreciating simplicity. >> reporter: i feel you guys are wise beyond your years. >> just having that connection between the younger and older generation will make our society a better place. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, tucson. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this morning, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow

., phoenix, tucson route. and expanding service into the coach la valley as a supporting project to the broader goal of increasing rail service between california and arizona. we also appreciate the significant expansion and rerm of the federal state partnership for inner city passenger rail program. the new law provides 36 billion with at least 12 billion available for projects outside the northeast corridor. this will boost california state funding programs which are investing heavily in corridor expansion to operate more frequent service and extend our corridors. i want to emphasize that federal rail funding provided to california is not just an investment. as the partnership. federal funding supports significant state, local and private rail investments that are already being made throughout the state. as noted in the state rail plan, $20 billion for california rail project is needed through 2027 and 119 billion through 2040. we have already delivered more than $4.7 billion since 2014 for projects benefitt

done is in tucson. now when we look at the building, the interesting thing is that there's an order to the rooms along the length of which at the end there also the museum rooms. while an empty line, the line of the voids seems to cut through the building again and again like a zigzag circle unit emerged out. so schneider chime on and inch turned on and empty places are created vertically at these sponsors throughout the entire building. so if we compare the opera, moses and aaron, we can say one line represents the museum, a kind of aaron line oft, while the line of the voids that penetrates everything could be described as the moses line. here moses stands to the unspeakable mores. a student here who doesn't give out and about and leave is king, doesn't just build his buildings to make them look unique. he wants to demonstrate something with them, can express something that's very important to him. that reality, as we usually perceive it is only part of what surrounds us and what makes up the world of

. >>> en el horizonte 7 meses de detención, y vamos a tucson arizona donde hay indignación luego que un policía matara a balazos a un hombre en silla de ruedas, la víctima fue descubierta robando una caja de herramientas en una tienda walmart y ahí el policía le disparó 9 balas , esto ha causado malestar . >>> con un empujoncito está bien pero con tanto balazo no está bien . >>> la víctima es richard lee de 61 añoson antecedentes criminales pero la policía asegura que las imágenes han sido editadas . >>> una joven latina desaparecida fue encontrada al otro lado de la país, su familia respira aliviada luego de pedir ayuda públicamente para encontrarla, ella había viajado a georgia con su novio para visitar al padre pero después desapareció sin decirle nada a nadie y en nueva york una explosión destruyó un edificio de brooklyn dejando seis personas heridas, las paredes colapsaron poco después de la medianoche y también se dañaron varios autos, los vecinos dicen haber sentido olor a gas . >>> se o el boom y los niños gritando. >>> no se lo deseo a nadie y menos en

no, es un venado, captado en el norte de tucson. esta bella toma son los animales que viven en la región, los parques nacionales son un lugar donde pueden ser captados >>el lunes por la noche entra un sistema que nos trae un 10♪♪ de lluvias o sea que ensucia los vehículos pero que no deja lluvias. seguiremos hablando de esto y más al volver >>vamos a hablar de los habitantes de haití que generalmente tiene que rezar para que llueva y así tener agua potable ahora gracias a un equipo especializado este deseo se va a convertir en realidad se les enviará una maquinariacon la cuál se puede entregar miles de galones de agua al día >>haití que ha sufrido recientes catástrofes como huracanes del pasado que agosto está por recibir un equipo que gracias a la energía solar puede purificar 10,000 galones de agua al día el destino del equipo móvil es la localidad de () >>tenemos entendido que en este pueblo las personas rezan a diario para que pueda llover y así poder tener agua >>el equipo tiene costo de $30,000 >>embajadora

as the bells rang out into tucson, they will sound for 10 minutes each day until the nobel peace laurie. it's funeral at the cathedral on january 1st, day after russian authorities ordered the closure of russia's most prominent rights group, memorial international court is shut down. the sister organization, the human rights, and the group has campaign for the rights of political prisoners in russia. among others, the european court of human rights which russia is subject to, as urged moscow to suspend the decision. indonesian authorities are ru, are allowing a boat with $120.00 range of muslims on board to docket its waters. it comes after 8 organizations called for them to be rescued. country security ministry previously said were pushed the vessel back into international waters. overcrowded boat has a damaged engine and has been drifting for days off indonesia and coast. one of hong kong last independent news outlet says it's folding up after being rated at having an assets frozen hong kong police search the officers of stand news earlier arresting 7 people and removing evidence. it'

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given the lack of passenger rail between tucson and phoenix and the strong local and regional support for the projects as well as the significant resources to get the job done under the infrastructure law, what steps are they taking to advance and accelerate the development of the tucson valley line. a. >> thank you and wewholeheartedr enthusiasm and you know phoenix is the fifth largest and isn't directly served by amtrak and those are the kind of omissions that we need to address and we are so excited. as i mentioned before, the next steps is with of the federal administration and we are going to be providing all of our input and all the underlining data to them. we are looking to advance partnerships with nevada and the other twoat cities to start takg our planning and moving it to the next level of granularity. we've got an existing route needs to be upgraded for service. we have existing routes we've operatedha today so limiting tucson to the east we have part of that in place and we need to focus on that western portion to get us to phoenix but we are all in on terms of this pro

if convicted, smollett could face up to three years in prison >>> an officer in tucson is set to lose his job after he shot a man in a wheelchair. shot him nine times and killed him. police say richard lee richards was accused of shoplifting at a walmart and he pulled a knife when officer ryan asked to see his receipt. remmington and another officer followed him to parking lot. we'll show the body cam video of the shooting warning, it is disturbing. >> stop. now. >> we froze the video before the officer fires. you can hear the nine shots striking him in the back and the side how did it get to that point here is cnbc christina >> we have a suspect that just shoplifted. >> reporter: on monday tucson police officer responded to a report of a man shoplifting at a local walmart. according to police a walmart employee caught richard lee richards attempting to steal a tool box richards who was in a wheelchair pulled out a knife remming ton followed richards across the parking lot but pulled out his gun when the suspect attempted to enter another store. after a warning, officer remming ton sh

-hola, tucson, i am back. as if i could possibly stay away from the best 23 miles of mexican food. my last trip here was a whirlwind culinary tour of tacos, hot dogs, chimichangas, and giant burritos. but i've come back to break bread with a new friend known to bread enthusiasts as one of the best bakers in america, known to friends as don. -oh, i love this. -isn't it fun? -these fresh-baked experiences, well... -and it's like...mmm. -[ chuckles ] -heaven. -and i need to know everything about the secrets to don's success. so, using tucson as my gateway, i'm heading south across la frontera to sonora, mexico, where miles and miles of wheat fields blanket lush valleys, the source of don's treasured grains.

even if it's a public safety threat in tucson working with ice and border patrol the safety threat was to improve the community. he refused to work with ice at all. he was stone cold against trump policies and doesn't believe in a secure border and supports things for the city so worst pick ever. border patrol agent already in the toilet. this will kill it. they are very upset and i can understand democrats pushing for open borders, i don't know what susan collins was thinking. griff: she's only republican who voted for him. something i've heard a lot about in the last year covering the border, deteriorating morale. what does that mean? if we talk about the implications of deteriorating morale amongst men and cream and ice officers. >> i was a border patrol agent in uniform, these are the finest men and women in our country who put their lives on the line to support this country and they don't get paid a lot to a.m. while we are sleeping, they are standing on a dirt trail, what's coming? just illegal immigrants looking for new life or heavily drugged smugglers? they are heroic, abandon

. >> reporter: moving quickly to terminate the tucson, arizona police officer, the chief says the pima county attorney's office will review the case which has the authority to pursue charges. shortly before the shooting, police say richards was accused of stealing a toolbox from a walmart, then pulled a knife when confronted by remington who followed him through a parking lot. the officer's attorney says there shouldn't be a rush to judgment. >> and at every moment this officer was trying to use the least amount of force as possible, which is verbal commands, talking with this individual, trying to deescalate it. >> reporter: still the mayor calls the incident unconscionable and indefensible now the shocking shooting in the hands of local prosecutors miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, as we continue tonight our inside look at the critical supply chain link you might not know about and how automation could be a game-changer ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world �

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son 18 times >> reporter: among the cities already setting records for murder this year, portland, tucson, toledo, austin saint paul and albuquerque. the debate over why is raging some experts blame the pandemic in part their reform keeping more criminals out of jail more guns and fewer officers indianapolis also hitting an all-time homicide high. >> we're definitely recruiting i want to put those officers on the streets. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney larry krasner argues that while homicide are up in his city, other crimes like rape and robberies that don't involve a gun are down. >> we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime we don't have a crisis of violence. >> reporter: but former mayor michael nutter is slamming those comments as white privilege saying the progressive da has not been tough enough on criminals and demanding krasner apologize to families like desiree >> my son is not coming back. i don't care about no justice. none of that brings samir back none of it. none of it. >> reporter: police here have arrested two suspects in connecti

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way to tampa also, charleston, south caroli can nade northeast feels like temperatures in some spots, tucson today toasty, 75 everyone is looking forward to that christmas eve and christmas day forecast coming up >> can't wait to hear it thank you. up next, conspiracy theorist alex jones is doing all he can to avoid the january 6th commission. >>> californiaui sng walmart for dumping nearly 1 million toxic items no landfills simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology.no landfils that lo landfills.!ino landfil. that's because to landfillsess so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la one role of a lifetime...one sore throat. but she had enough. she took new mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. new mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's

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when congresswoman givers was shot in tucson, arizona, you know, how do you know something like that's gonna happen? so we believe the deb point that she had a legitimate right to be concerned about her welfare with. she's a public figure. people understand that public figures don't really have privacy. i think jenny berdigs, i'm edge, she had what's coming to her, having issues that guarantees you know, step down, she should just get over it and move on and quit her job, but nobody electric i'm not bitter at all. by the way. with this one, with my for said to myself, it's imperative that have a lot of family in the south. you might not lawmakers plan, marathon public hearing on for bills. they include a ban on guns in schools and criminal background checks for private con sales. so we should be there by so this is telling me 730 i mean, hopefully this will be a good forum and people will be open to everyone's message on all sides of the issue. none of us can replace steve, but we can try to make things better. i back in january, my friend invited me janice community meeting about safe

so the organization i find myself working with and the immigrant groups specifically or even in the tucson area that's why spend my timed and research. and again we don't want to places on the cul-de-sac but they are all connected so the reason we have a lot of these problems on our border right now because the climate change in guatemala has destroyed the crops and they cannot feed themselves and then when the agricultural sector of the economy has been destroyed people have no choice but to find food for their children so they had north so that interconnection between migration and climate change. >> and for those who are interested we will be having a major conference the third week of october inviting scholars literally from the andlars literally from the africa and the caribbean to talk about climate change and the environment and then that goes back to the first question and that is close to 12 different speakers from different parts of the world in this issue but then for the eco- justice center and that would have information on the climate but then go to my website and then to hav

w. tucson. ha, ha ha. ha. ha. was due to poise into so far, endo so fine doesn't belong in a river. it's a pesticide and it's so toxic that it's banned in many countries including nigeria . but it's easy to get hold of back illegals. we got to do marble, market image or place to buy came cause of all sorts. we didn't see, endo, so fun on display. what after asking for tree, does we got a bottle of aim to find that the brand name of andrew so far? one meter and it costs back to you as dollars? now the said i didn't care what i wanted to use it, or if i even knew how to use it, it says here that he was manufactured for a company major. emily, where exactly it was manufactured. it also says clearly that it was manufactured in 2011. that's is 10 years ago. and a shelf life is just 2 years. which means even if it was in bonding nigeria, it's already expired. that expiry date doesn't mean it's safe, but it shows how unregulated and dangerous the situation is. and so we followed up on the story, eddie, with an interview with the national environmental standards and regulations enforcement

magnus was which was chief of police in 2006 to 2016 when he left for the job of chief of police in tucson arizona. >> he was president biden's top pick to head customs and border patrol magnus will lead an agency of more than 60,000 employees putting him in charge of the largest law enforcement agency in the federal government. >> now to san francisco or uber driver was shot to death during an armed robbery attempt while police are looking for the killer. the brother of the victim is also trying to find answers. we get the story now from kron four's has it. but you. >> if you could say something too. someone who may know who did this. what would you say to them. >> think he'll only. my brother. they could funny to. well, from. >> it was just before 05:00am back on november 28th when san francisco police found a 31 year-old man who his family identify as what you sophie. he was suffering from what would be a fatal gunshot wound to someone threw them. it happened while he and a friend were part here on patrol avenue near cesar chavez street. his brother mohammad download my says i'm not in

. >> reporter: moving quickly to terminate the tucson, arizona police officer, the chief says the pima county attorney's office will review the case which has the authority to pursue charges. shortly before the shooting, police say richards was accused of stealing a toolbox from a walmart, then pulled a knife when confronted by remington who followed him through a parking lot. the officer's attorney says there shouldn't be a rush to judgment. >> and at every moment this officer was trying to use the least amount of force as possible, which is verbal commands, talking with this individual, trying to deescalate it. >> reporter: still the mayor calls the incident unconscionable and indefensible now the shocking shooting in the hands of local prosecutors miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, as we continue tonight our inside look at the critical supply chain link you might not know about and how automation could be a game-changer >>> back with our series "race to deliver," and a rare look at how one of america's largest railroads has been impacted and the high tech solutions to prevent f

as the bells there rang out into tucson, they will sound for 10 minutes each day until the nobel peace laureates funeral at the cathedral on january 1st. a day after russian authorities ordered the closure of russia's most prominent rights group, memorial international court is shut down. the sister organization, human rights center. the group has campaign for the rights of political prisoners in russia. among others, the european court of human rights which russia is subject to as urged moscow to suspend the decision. indonesian authorities are allowing a boat of a $120.00 were injured muslims to on board to dock in its waters. it comes out for aid organizations called for them to be rescued. the country's security ministry previously said it would push the vessel back into international waters. overcrowded boat has a damaged engine, and i've been drifting for days off indonesia, northern coast. one of hong kong last independent news outlet says it's folding up after being rated and having its assets frozen hong kong police search the offices of stand news earlier arresting 7 people a

the tucson defending champions were hammered. 93 by the florida panthers, tampa. they ending there for game winning streak walls, florida. they scored more goals than any other team this season. 117. from 31 game . i, rick college football. the university of south carolina, when the chiefs may ovo and the competition is formed, said by you get that man a man, a company i should say is fitting head coach shane beam had a big tub of the stuff dumped over his head. and we didn't often have horse racing on our era. and while this next story does indeed come from a race track in argentina, you don't see any horses. that's because these jockeys gave the thoroughbreds the day off on the final day of the season and the entertain the crowd with a sprint race of their own over a 100 meters. like any good holes, race comment tree is a must be even if you don't speak spanish when are you better than the crowd of stormed the track off of the race to congratulate the fall? this jokey on foot. that was jose alfredo. this kara, i wanted to see them jumping fences next time. can h

so kootenai, tucson, 30 minutes on d. w. true hero. wor, socialists. construct almost soviet to coast was an ideal in the soviet union. millions were educated according to this archetype. after the collapse of the eastern block, it disappeared, or did it almost soviet, to cause a soviet state of mind. and 75 minutes on d, w. oh. well go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says, after 911, the clubs came off where organized crime rules were conglomerates and make their own laws. they invade our private lives through surveillance. hidden opaque, secretive. what's true? what's vague? it doesn't matter. the only criteria is what we'll hook people up. we shed light on the opaque worlds who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to what's o peak wolf starts january 5th on d, w with this is dw news coming to you live from berlin on the chrome becomes the dominant corona by restrain in the us people line up to get tested in washington. authorities s