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arpaio. in the next hour, a lot more people are here. more than 10,000 people have signed up on facebook to participate in the protest. the rally begins in about two hours. right now, the police are doing a good job keeping both sides separate. the s.w.a.t. is here with rifles. gary, thank you very much. the mayor of phoenix opposed the president s visit. he is a democrat. in a recent op-ed, he accused the president of dousing racial tensions with gasoline and he fears he may be looking to light a match. i spoke to the mayor before we went on air. you called on the president not to come to phoenix. i m wondering what your concern was, is it just the possibility of the protest, certainly there are a lot of trump supporters there that want to see him tonight. i felt after the tragedy in charlottesville, which happened just a short time ago, the president failed moral leadership after charlottesville. his failure to condemn the racism and the nazis there, to have a campaign r ....
things. and then people know who you. are doing something on the streets so it is important. to create the brand because then. life. who are symbol was a fist today it s been adopted as a logo by their new organization canvas canvas trains and advises activists all over the world and offer seminars on mine. probably worked with people from i don t know forty fifty different countries i lost count completely and this ranges from small student groups fighting for more justice or less rape in their campus to the large organizations that are shaking out across the governments across the world our idea is that skills you bring in a conflict are more important than the conditions so you can have the worst conditions in the world but you have a skilled movement then you can get the success to increase the movements chance of success canvas provides protesters with books training materials and background videos human rights education general welfare corruption versus transparency rule ....
when i was a child we grew our own rice here and. we never had to buy any the same with peanuts and millet. no days crops are threatened by rising sea levels salt water is destroying more and more fertile land this dike was built five years ago and provide some relief was money ignoring works for an environmental n.g.o.s he advises the women and help them get money from the un back to green climate fund he also helps farmers here. well the vegetable growers also want to benefit from the fall short of what i m going to do for them they need to acquire new skills you ve helped us so far but you mustn t leave us alone now there s more to do the money for this project did not come from seneca but from an international fund. you know. the soil the women are working on is still salty but they want to find out if they can resume farming here. they ve planted a small patch of rice as an experiment. rule they ll know in about two months at the soil is recovering and is fertile again. a ....
any job prospects has been clashing with security forces they re seeking out confrontation by attacking police stations and ripping up posters of iran s supreme religious leader on tuesday the supreme leader spoke out about the protests for the first time and he blamed foreign elements that that s. but iran s enemies have conspired together and are using various means such as money weapons politics and intelligence services to sow unrest in the islamic republic. groups the population is divided some worry about further restrictions in the wake of the protests others are sympathetic to the young people and their anger and corruption and nepotism higher salaries for politicians these are not crimes a simple worker who doesn t even get his minimum wage and is now defending himself this is a crime. going to have. the protests carry on and the warning from the red. illusionary guard still applies if the unrest doesn t stop they will intervene and put an end to the uprising once and ....
street? people arie looking at their cel phones while driving. there is a price you pay with respect to that accessibility. that is it s always there, always available. you never really unplug. with all these new technologies, we become a society of instant gratification. i want to download this movie now. i want this song now. i want to read the news now. instant gratification has changed our social etiquette too. we now unfriend people. we follow people. we write on their wall. in the 90s, that was considered graffiti. all right. don t miss the next episode of the 2000s. that s tonight, 9:00 here on cnn. all right. hello again, everyone. thanks for joining me this sunday. i m fredricka whitfield. officials are warning of explosive, dangerous fire behavior today as wildfires rage in california. this as we re learning that 12 people are missing and 5 others are dead as a result of that massive fire near redding. among those killed, a woman and her two great-gran ....