it's understood hardie, 29, has not failed any drugs tests.ively sacrifice his place at the 2019 rugby world cup by leaving munster and heading overseas at the end of the season. munster have confirmed that the ireland wing will leave the province next summer, with french club pau leading the chase for his signature. zebo has been capped 35 times by ireland since his 2012 debut, but the irfu policy of refusing to select overseas based players means he will not be in head coachjoe schmidt's plans next season. china's former 0lympic doctor has claimed that more than 10,000 of the country's athletes used banned substances during the 1980s and ‘90s. the world anti—doping agency will investigate the claims made by dr yin zian zue to german broadcaster ard. the doctor says all international medals won by her country during that period should be declared void because they are "tainted by doping". she also alleges athletes as young as 11 were doped, and the state—run system covered sports from athletics to weightlifting. caroline wozniacki and simona

hardy, dickens and shakespeare!” authors warn your curriculum? hardy, dickens and shakespeare!ng my own authors for a lot of the work that i did. but they'd tends to be white men, i do remember, rather embarrassingly. well, interesting, good to talk to both of you. that's it from the papers for tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. for the moment, thank you to both of you, and we will see you again soon. good night. it's a cloudy evening out there, a spot or two of rain in one or two spots, and the next few days it will stay miles, it got up to 20 degrees today in the south, heathrow registered 20 degrees, one to other places as well. this mild and is coming from the azores all the way to the uk and coming into southern of scandinavia. this pattern has been with us the 23 days now and it won't really change an awful lot overall, we are still going to be importing mild air from ove

it is notjust about hardy once seen, though, is at?ggesting they were facilitated his behaviour. —— harvey weinstein. it is not credible to imagine that the company and therefore did not know what was going on, given the size of the settlements, and given that senior staffers were involved in the ruse of bringing people in and then being sent out of the room. a lot of people had to make bad decisions in order to make this thing happen for decades. do you think something good can come out of all this?” decades. do you think something good can come out of all this? i think a lot of good is coming out of it. a lot of good is coming out of it. a lot of good is coming out of it. a lot of people are coming forward and talking about it. also, what i see is folks for whom this has happened are taking their own story seriously for the first time. there is a phenomenon we don't talk about enough where if you have been victimised in this way, it you become convinced that maybe it is your fault. become convinced that maybe it is yourfault. or you

cet. >>> back to our fx discussion with john hardy. before the break you were talking about who will be the next fed chair that will be a huge driver for the u.s. dollar. what's your best bet at this point? we still read articles that janet yellen might stay in her chair. that wouldn't move the dollar too much >> like everyone else, we've been throwing around ideas on who it might be. to my mind, i don't see how yellen is reappointed. i don't think it sends a strong enough signal about change, especially the weak parting commentary commentary, if it does prove to be commentary, that the models are broken there's warsh, powell or cohn. among those i don't have a favorite i will wait and see. we have built in expectations if we're to believe what has been said about these three candidates on how the market reacts from dollar strength from warsh and the most weak reaction from gary cohn >>> longer term, you think the dollar is set to slide, but there may be buying opportunities on the way down. where, when and why? >> i think -- i think t

it's understood hardie, 29, has not failed any drugs tests.2019 rugby world cup by leaving munster and heading overseas at the end of the season. munster have confirmed that the ireland wing will leave the province next summer, with french club pau leading the chase for his signature. zebo has been capped 35 times by ireland since his 2012 debut, but the irfu policy of refusing to select overseas—based players means he will not be in head coach joe schmidt's plans next season. caroline wozniacki and simona halep have both won their opening round robin matches on day two at the end—of—season wta finals in singapore. world number one simona halep saw off caroline garcia in straight sets, while wozniacki beat elina svitolina 6—2, 6—0 in under an hour. gloucestershire's jack taylor has been suspended from bowling for a year after his action was found to be illegal for the second time within a 12—month period. the off—spinner, who has served two previous bans from bowling, was again reported for throwing this summer. his suspension runs until the 2

has chosen to expel hardy oscars has chosen to expel hardy wines in over rain and assault allegations. two thirds of board members voted him out immediately. reporters from somalia said that bomb blasts in the capital have killed at least 30 people and injured around 100. a canadian man rescued with his family from militants in pakistan has been speaking about their ordeal. joshua boyle says one of his children was murdered, and his wife was raped during captivity. kurdish forces in northern iraq said they will defend their positions around the city of cocoa if they are attacked by government forces. security officials say that iraqi forces had threatened to attack them as the fight was withdrawn. now on bbc news, it is time for talking books. hello and welcome to talking books. we are here in cannes to speak to gordon back soon. his most recent book is hook line and thinker, which, as you might have guessed, is about fish. welcome. it is nice to be here. i was looking at what some of the critics had to say that you, and was in the something damning. they say you cook not for money, r

these hardy culinarians of the north like to frolic in the snow and ice.rately, they like to obey their genetic québécois imperative to risk dental and maxillofacial injury by skating around, slapping at a hard disc, trying to drive it in each other's general direction. i believe they call this sport hockey. this is not in my blood. do you s -- do you skate? >> david: yeah, we grew up on rinks like this. >> anthony: does everyone in -- in quebec? uh, it's pretty much obligatory. "here's your stick, kid." >> david: yeah. what else do you do? there's no reason to live here if it's no hockey. >> anthony: hockey rinks pop up all over this city to accommodate montrealers' desire to risk teeth, groin, and limb. and right behind fred and dave's restaurant, joe beef, a pickup game of chefs, cooks, and hospitality professionals is underway. some of these guys, to put it charitably, are a little long in the tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other and, uh, uh, skidding around on the ice. this is a normal behavior? people actually do this for fun? >> david

bought hardys, he got in financial trouble in the '90s and into thousand i was the general counsel for the company and they appointed me as ceo, chief executive officer to take the company, to sell it or take it into bankruptcy. i realize very quickly that would've been a mistake. we had 75000 people working for the company would've lost their jobs. we needed to try and fix it. we did fix it and i retired april 2 we had about 3800 restaurants and 44 states in 41 foreign countries. it was a lot of fun. with president trump being elected, maybe with the proper support in congress, it could really bring back the american dream spirit. however real potential. they said we should leave us alone, they're not can constructive and then they talked about government and relying on government and maybe it expanded too much. that's not say government doesn't have a role, it does have a role. if i had enough votes to get confirmed i would've stuck it out to the end instead of having this very pleasant conversation and beautiful terrorists hotel. there was such an adverse reaction to betsy devos bei

emma hardy had a list of demands.rospective and mandatory audit of all interventions using mesh, followed by a full public enquiry. second, suspend prolapse and incontinence mesh operations while this audit is being carried out. third, bring forward the nice guidelines for mesh in stress—related urinary incontinence from 2019 to 2018 and fourth, raise awareness of this with the general public and with gps. the conservative who chairs the health select committee is also a gp. i don't agree that we should ban the mesh because for some women the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence or prolapse can themselves be life altering. so we should retain this as an option. where in fact alternative procedures may give worse outcomes or potentially worse complications, but there must be adequate consultation with women about the risks, so that they can weigh up those risks. fundamentally, at the heart of this, there is an absence of data, and i am afraid there has been cavalier practice, we cannot allow this to continue in the

it's understood hardie has not failed any drugs tests.und to be illegal for the second time within a 12—month period. the off—spinner, who has served two previous bans from bowling, was again reported for "throwing" this summer. his suspension runs until 26th september next year, after which, he'll be able to ask for a re—evaluation of his action. caroline wozniacki and simona halep have both won their opening round robin matches on day two at the end of season wta finals in singapore. wozniacki beat elina svitolina 6—2, 6—0 in under an hour while world number one, simona halep saw off caroline garcia in straight sets. now you don't see this very often in tennis, watch carefully or you might miss bernard tomic serving an underarm at the erste open in vienna. blink and you miss it. as an epoint i think blink and you miss it. as an epoint ithinki blink and you miss it. as an epoint i think i would be narked by that. dink, over it goes. cheeky. it is legal though, isn't it? dink, over it goes. cheeky. it is legalthough, isn't it? it dink, ov

however, there is no place for edinburgh flankerjohn hardy, suspended by both club and country due to alleged cockayne use —— john—macro two. should drug cheats be made criminals? the government has ruled out criminalising doping in sport, after conducting what it calls extensive interviews with sports bodies and anti—doping organisations. in a review published today, they say criminalisation would slow down the processes already in place, to tackle cheating. well, we looked into this very carefully a nd well, we looked into this very carefully and conducted an extensive review into the issue around criminalisation and we genuinely believe that the system we have in place here in the uk is one of the most robust systems in the world. we felt that the idea of criminalisation would change the burden of proof, would actually make it harder to investigate these incidents and actually you could end up incidents and actually you could end up with a lesser punishment if you went through the criminal procedures. so we genuinely think the system we have in place is the right one. some other st

hardy, hale -- hale and hardy?ardy warren and then i had wee willie warren. [ light laughter ] i thought that would be really cute. >> that's terrible. >> jimmy: all right, well -- no, it's not, but i mean, these are just suggestions. >> wee willie? >> jimmy: wee willie warren, is like something -- a cool dj. wee willie warren! [ laughter ] [ mimics dj ] yeah. see what i'm saying? >> so, i mean, based off of the theme, i haven't really revealed a gender, but i'm having a boy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow, thank you. i didn't know that. >> you keep like, saying the boy names. >> jimmy: i know i'm -- i'm so sorry. i keep -- yeah, i didn't know that. >> but, no. and we're like super stoked. >> jimmy: oh my goodness. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is going to be fantastic. >> it's going to be a whole situation. yeah. >> jimmy: now, is cash excited? is he, like -- >> yeah, he was like we should name it dick with a silent "h." i'm like, "no. [ laughter ] that's a terrible name." >> jimmy: what? wait, like dihck? [ li

years after the original i'm talking about blade twenty forty nine when he said it was or even for hardy to even attempt to follow ridley scott's iconic one thousand nine hundred. but. has done just that and it looks like he might just. cordle. the story continues thirty years on. ryan gosling is replicant hunter bladerunner k. who tracks down rick decorated harrison ford reprising his original role for the last time i want to ask you some questions. life on earth is hellish bladerunner twenty forty nine addresses many of the themes of the original film which was set in a dystopic twenty nineteen to memories make us human the terrible consequences of capitalism and environmental devastation for the actives it was an honor to be part of the sequel to the classics life i thrill. when i read the screenplay i just thought well this is really the. it's walking this tight rope of being such a. you know still love letter to the original but at the same time completely. unique film in its own right. with ridley scott's blade runner now considered a cinematic masterpiece charting that line was a

a party hardy town that didn't know what was unfolding days away.even day ago today before everything changed. 58 innocent human beings that couldn't fathom they had but days to live. hundreds more facing injuries from which they could face weeks, months, if not years from which to recover. a week ago today, we were focused on a president and his fax cuts under fire, unaware all we would soon be talking about is those gathered for a concert on the las vegas night, very much under fire. a week ago today, so many just planning funerals. an unimaginable event. incomprehensible now. impossible then. reality now. they say time is cruel because you never know as if it is any less cruel looking back because you do know. that's the tough part. in a world where we get so used to tragedies, a week ago today we just weren't prepared for this one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i am jesse watters with lisa boothe, marie harf, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this. dave four of the investigation into the deadliest mass shooting

john hardy may not be available after being suspended, pending an internal investigation.ll miss all three games with a knee injury. he will set up a test against samoa, new zealand and australia and of course the captain has already been ruled out of the autumn series as well. you don't see many of these in top—level call. this dutchman was playing his second shot at the par five 11 poll during the second day of the masters in spain. the ball rolled onto the green and into the hole. it scored an albatross, three under par on one hole. he is leading the tournament by a shot on six under, with scott jamieson the tournament by a shot on six under, with scottjamieson and robert brock title second alongside sergio garcia. that's it from me and the rest of the sportsday team. good night. there will be more sport on bbc news in the morning. good evening. our weather over the next 2a hours is brought to you courtesy of brian. this low pressure has undergone rapid deepening in the atlantic. the strongest winds out to sea. atlantic. the strongest winds out to sea. it gradually move

whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it only penguins are very hardy little birds. bringing this out still all the way to sport with any hint from the veteran manager a thing to revive by new nick season. me a. welcome back and he's in now at the sport. thank you so much marian more international cricket is set for a huge overhaul a new test championship will be launched as the format fights to survive alongside the t twenty games starting in twenty nineteen event will culminate in a world test championship final and you one day league will begin in twenty twenty one that will also act as a pathway for world cup qualification now one of the main reasons behind the adoption of this championship is to increase the popularity of the games longest form in the i.c.c. chief executive dave richardson is confident in the steps being taken already we've seen that test cricket is at different stages in different countries and it's still very popular extremely popular in the likes of in the new australian particular and maybe less so in some others. and whether w

now it has been announced that hardy will sit it out as well.aw has already been ruled out of scotland's autumn series. now this is an ‘and finally‘ because you don't see many of these in top level golf. dutchman joost luiten was playing his second shot at the par five 11th hole during on day two of the valderrama masters in spain. he launched his ball up the hill, it rolled onto the green and wouldn't you know it, into the hole. it's called an albatross that's three under par on one hole. luiten is leading the tournament by one shot on six under. with britain's scott jamieson, with britain's scottjamieson, tied for second alongside masters champion sergio garcia. that is all from me and the sports teams are now, but coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the telegraph, and the huffington post's political correspondent, kate forrester. tomorrow's front pages. the i leads with the outcome of the crunch su

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hardy har on new delhi our organizes for weeks stays in indian are you afraid of clinics for patients in germany companies them and serves as their interpreter. you tire of data is five thousand years old so it must be doing something right otherwise it would be around that long. then i went to a clinic in india and i was initially surprised at the treatment simplicity even the food was simple vegetable soup with rice for breakfast lunch and dinner she received daily treatments of anti-inflammatory pastes steam baths and massages. you know my condition actually got worse in the first two weeks the mass songes caused me more pain than i had previously so they weren't as pleasant as i was expecting. and there's one thing i am vain i cannot do act fast europeans always have to get back to work the next day but i ave to take some time. but over signing sayit week three animas. knocked all this drainage lead to a release of all that pain so i could really enjoy the fourth week and i really noticed how old the toxins were flushed out of me since then the fifty five year old can once again l

. >> two words for you, greg hardy, and i'm going to leave you with this, right? know who greg hardy is. >> absolutely. >> a blatant domestic abuser and this is someone who jerry jones hired. >> he gave him $11 million when he was in an ongoing domestic violence case who the league handed down a ten-game suspension and jerry jones felt it okay to bring him into the organization to give him a bunch of money because he felt it would help his team, right? so now him taking a stand against a peaceful protest, not disrespecting the flag because all parties involved said that's the last thing they want to do is disrespect the flag by taking a knee. now he deems because his friend, donald trump deems it disrespectful so he's going to fall right into line with one of the most powerful people on the planet. rich millionaires sticking together. rich white millionaires sticking together and i think a light should be shined on this. i would love for those players to take a knee. >> we'll see. ephriam salaam, we'll talk to you again. >>> coming up, a las vegas gunman in his ow

. >> alfonsi: koch dispatched his private investigator, brad goldstein, to germany, to track down hardyover boy and collector who claimed to have discovered the jefferson bottles. rodenstock wouldn't talk to brad goldstein-- or "60 minutes," for that matter. but there was someone who was prepared to talk to koch's private eye about wine forgery; a man who said he had crafted fake labels for hardy rodenstock for years. >> goldstein: i would bring him pictures, and we would go through, like going through baseball cards, "which one did you do?" and he would pick them out. >> alfonsi: how many did he do? >> goldstein: he did about-- a dozen plates, but that's not how many he printed. ( laughs ) he printed thousands. >> alfonsi: thousands. >> goldstein: he would say, "okay, blow up this looped "l" and-- you'll see here, i had a hard time with my-- with my knife, and i made a nick here, and that's how you're going to be able to detect that on the la fleur, it's-- it's a fake." i mean, the little details like that are-- are just, like, gifts. >> alfonsi: rodenstock refused to come to th

you can also bring to our attention great stories of triumph and recovery and hardiness, of great andetermination of america, and point out to us people in need. we are the federal government, and we believe that those closest to the people in need are those best equipped to know how we can best help and we would like to hear it. >> kellyanne conway, thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪

and they said the winner is tom hardy. and i had to go up again. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: so it was a very strange night for you. i watched both speeches, and i will say you came off incredibly well. >> thank you. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah but i didn't leave with a damn thing. [ laughter ] i went home with nothing. >> seth: there's that as well. >> yeah. >> seth: i also watched this today, because i heard you say there is -- in ireland, there is a video of all your great film work. your television work. there is a video? >> a video? >> seth: i watched this -- you in the back seat of a car. was this a charity? what was this for? >> oh, cool, i get to pitch for st. francis hospice in raheny. >> seth: oh, great. please. >> you can go to immaturity for charity, and i did a load of sketches, including with my dad, one in which he explains sex to me, but i'm 32. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and -- >> seth: oh that's great. see, now i only saw the sketch, so i did not know that the premise was immaturity for charity.

--assigned them party william hardy to be at jonesboro. when the battle was over and atlanta was lost, hardy had been mad. wasas mad because hood commander of the army of tennessee. he was not happy so he resigned and he left. a officialgive hood report of the battle. he got mad and left. the only report on the battle of jonesboro that hood got came from the other core commander. reportte in his official the attack was a feeble one and a failure. with a loss of 1300 men killed and wounded. it was made with spirit and determination, and all that. hood had no idea what happened. he simply took what lee wrote and paraphrased it. if you read books on john bell hood they talk about how he was complaining about how there was not enough blood spilled. they never say anything about stephen lee. this one is another example of misquoting and taking things out of context. died, here is he a article in the me you portland's -- new portland times. back when people died in those very elegant. you can read up on your own but it is very elegant talking ab

the two of them often visited shaikh mady to harm a hardy of the arab tribe or. an ally of the kurdish y p g militia. but in syria's complex war it wasn't always possible to know who was a friend and who was a phone. that must dangerous was covering the front lines the front war lines against isis at that time the kurdish forces there why p.g. and even the peshmerga they didn't have the heavy weapons at that time and going in there with no safety it was completely dangerous. but at the end of twenty fourteen events took a different turn things started looking up for the cards and that arab allies. i didn't know that this summer two thousand and fourteen would be the end for me i didn't throw that because that was like any other month full of dangerous it was we . were going covering the nearly five kurdish cities every month and. in late twenty fourteen the united states announced it would be. supplying weapons to the kurds and that arab allies in syria and iraq to assist them in fighting i asked germany provided antitank rockets to the kurdish peshmerga in iraq.

however, there is no place for edinburgh flankerjohn hardy, suspended by both club and country due tothe government has ruled out criminalising doping in sport, after conducting what it calls extensive interviews with sports bodies and anti—doping organisations. in a review published today, they say criminalisation would slow down the processes already in place, to tackle cheating. well, we looked into this very carefully a nd well, we looked into this very carefully and conducted an extensive review into the issue around criminalisation and we genuinely believe that the

the girl's mother and senator hardy williams are backing a bill to create an amber alert for child hit and runs. >>> 4:07. delaware state police say the tractor-trailer driver who crashed his big rig and caused a fire along i-95 and i-295 was driving under the influence of alcohol. look at the pictures that police took from the overnight crash on sunday morning. police charged the driver with dui after he hit a construction barrier. the truck flipped and exploded into a ball of flames. the crash closed 295 northbound at 95 for seven hours. even caused a brush fire. police say the driver had three prior dui convictions. >>> 4:07. today in new castle county, former vice president joe biden will headline an annual conference on education. biden will join a discussion panel at the university of delaware known as the vision coalition. the event brings together public, private, and civic leaders for an exchange of ideas. this year's focus will be on education and health issues. official will review progress on a long-term plan to improve schools across delaware. >>> 4:08. we've been talking

outside, gray skies, not a lot of activity on the river like yesterday, a few hardy rowing teams in thetoday a high of 79 in philadelphia. highest wind gust was 18 miles an hour. no rain reported yet but there is rain on the way. and your sunset, doubt if you'll see much. that's at 6:27. all the gray sky will preclude a pretty sunset for us. chilly air on the way. frontal boundary. 82 in roanoke. 70s in d.c. 50s and 60s behind it. rapid city back up to 74 degrees. out west they can't get rid of the warm air and the dry wind, and they continue to see the giant wildfires flaming and continuing on. it's 68 right now in allentown. 73 in wilmington. 72 in vineland. 69 in trenton, 70 in wildwood and 70 in dover. very middle. should be around 68 this time of year. we are above that. looking at some of the rain making its way into the area. out here towards the upper pennsylvania suburbs is where we actually have some steadier showers. earlier reading and allentown had the showers. now east pikeland, pottstown and west chester. the showers will make their way into the metro area. behind that, m

and she rejected calls for a public inquiry, provoking an angry response from emma hardy as she wounden is simply not good enough at all. i am extremely disappointed because i completely disagree with you. it is notjust about the procedure, it is also about the product, and i hope the weight of evidence from all the women that we can see there, all the women who have e—mailed, all the constituents, all the people that have contacted sling the mesh, will be enough evidence to show you that this is more than procedural, this is the product. finally for now to the commons on friday where labour mp chris bryant put forward a bill to increase the penalties for assaults on emergency workers. mr bryant topped the annual commons ballot for the right to bring in a bill. he'd consulted his constituents on what the issue should be, and they'd overwhelmingly favoured this proposal. just ahead of the debate he told us why he wanted change. i think that since they are there to protect us and save our lives, any attack on them is an attack on all of us and that is why i think the law should come dow

whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it early penguins are very hardy little birds no witchcraft in zambia toxic masculinity in south africa and folk tales from swaziland are just some of the african themes at this year's london film festival al-jazeera charlie rangel reports on how filmmakers from the continent are challenging the way africa is seen on screen. it looks like a west in the familiar genre for audiences but five fingers for must say is set against the backdrop of south africa's eastern cape. director michael matthews has dusted down the genre creating something thrilling and fresh. and a little chill why don't we take a picture together look at the camera. another african film with a unique style is i am not a witch based on a real witch camp in ghana it's a comment on women's place in society told with humor critics according director one got an irony a new voice in cinema if i if have if i'd been trying out of probably been a different kind of filmmaker in the sense and because i don't know where and i was some things i tend to follow ru

think hardy's mundus listen. trumps continued verbal assaults have and continue to galvanize supporters making the tone and tenor of trump style politics the new norm even if it offends those who once sat in the oval office kimberly helped get al-jazeera washington the world health organization says an outbreak of plague in madagascar has killed ninety four people and it could spread further there are cases of the bubonic plague on the island almost every year but the all sources say this particular year is more dangerous than previous ones one point three million doses of antibiotics have been sent to madagascar that's enough to treat five thousand patients and protect another one hundred thousand people who may have been exposed . in mexico city women regularly face threats assaults and they can even die at the hands of taxi drivers now there's an increase in the number of murders all females generally in the country but one new taxi app is trying to improve safety by only hiring women drivers on home and repor

they are survivors, and for most this requires a hardy sense of humor and constant complaining. >> wendividual that everything was better, even some might tell you two years ago was better. but there's always this, you know, chronic illinous to try and escape the present. and nobody wants to exist in this present. >> right. >> amru ali is one of egypt's leading intellectuals, an affectionate critic of his own lab. >> they said we wish we could return to clepap tru. >> the good old day. >> there's all these issues. these are all real. that is true. but life goes on in the sense that people know how to find joy, people know how to find happiness. the romans prevented the egyptians from practicing law, and that was because the egyptians made too many wisecracks in court. not because of -- >> they were smart asses. >> but humor is harder to come by these days. bossom usef -- and when president sisi said he wish he could get everyone spare change -- this meme went viral. >> it's never really -- just cannot control this whole, you know, alternate universe in egypt. it's just too widespread.

communities there and or customers really so one of them that i want to have a real quick is is how hardy this plant is and how will it because it really is the story of something that just just has held on first so on absolutely it's also kind of amazing because it seems like it's something that anybody could grow you don't have to be you know to worry if there's a drought you're going to be ok right right yeah it's funny when we first started we're like how do we encourage it to grow i don't know it seems to grow back if we try to kill it you know if. it's been really interesting and that's something you know we want to take sustainability it's very important to us and so that's one of our main goals is that we're there. the plant and how are harvesting in the ecosystem right is how do we approach this list and one of the things that we're finding is it actually. grows almost on checked because of the lack of native grasses and so many of the grasses that have been brought in for hay or for cattle have really short roots and it's the native grasses with the five foot roots are what keep

found the earth splitting beneath their feet a month ago on your back to work out on the water the hardy aside of our shed slipped we had to move to a shed further up but even there we had to put stones on the legs of our bed because the ground had become an even. like most people here talk about his house was destroyed by an earthquake two years ago about nine thousand the parties were killed since then villagers have started to rebuild their homes with the help of a government grant for earthquake resistant houses after the two thousand and fifteen earthquake the government surveyors declared this village safe for a living people started rebuilding their houses but this is what has happened the foundations have started sinking into the ground. the family which used to live here has gone villagers don't know where to. they say they can hear rumbling noises at night as if a river is flowing underneath trees planted together have been separated by the earth shifted somewhat in a manner. mary says that even if she accepts a government grant for a permanent house there is nowhere safe to bu