than you can get so much flavor out of herbs or by smoking in syria. so there's plenty there's lots of ways to get that extra kick in flavor we make our own measles and we ferment a lot you can get an incredible variety of flavors that way. and this is where he gets all his ingredients in the palm and season oh brew is made it is just outside of franks says. all the vegetables here are grown completely organically and sustainable culture. size but once it's for us that means we conserve water when farming so we try to mulch as much as possible and use it to cover the soil after we've planted. that greatly reduces the amount of water we need we try to set complimentary plants next to each other that can take care of each other to put it simply going to month. or you can also foods we also arrange the plants strategically so by and large they can fend for themselves. ricky say with stops by the gardens once a week to see how the crops are coming along. about $300.00 different fruits perp's roots and leaves depending on the season. the restaurant only use

as i stroll through the gardens i might spot some herbs or vegetables that i haven't used in a while i taste a lot here on site and put together ideas in my head and sometimes i come up with some really interesting combinations that way. the harvest goes straight from the field to the big city the 7 swans restaurant has just $24.00 seats and they're almost always believe. the guests and over to terry meat eaters love coming here to stay with creativity his cooking hobbies many a surprising taste experience and unexpected ingredient. this is our 1st course the appetizer wrapped around outside is a cut out charred leaf stuffed with all the wild herbs growing in the meadow right now. it's decorated with some nice blossoms. we have bush inside gallant soldier buck's horn playing time war dead medal. burridge. blossoms and chrysanthemum. finest cuisine created with produce grown in the city outskirts for this feat 3 noun french mission our restaurant guide specially conceived in sustainability award which they presented to the 7 swans restaurant in february 29. now ricky say with is ready

word has long since got out that pays a good price for berries and herbes. she's made a big difference in all of my lead to do she she also founded a small library even if it's seldom used. and she also organize garbage collection that something very rare in russian villages. that lena is so impressed that she moved back to the village from the next larger town she inherited a house this year and now she's renovating it soon she'll be moving in with her husband and child. just because the committee who said everything has changed since been here but you know if we're going to make a go of it will fix up the house when try out village life. it's not a big house but it sturdy with 3 rooms her grandparents built it tells us she's hoping to find a job through gives a few mentioning that she needs someone to help with ministration but the good it is just right in the city's sit at work surrounded by concrete walls and then you go home to more of the same and you don't know what to do with yourself or here you go into the garden you pick some still and you make a

herb square right outside the window most people who. they have long reached retirement age where all grandmothers but they say and the babble she does decide who can work here. remember the woman who was here for only 2 days we told her to stay home she was too slow. they all come from the village or neighboring villages ok. we chat we tell jokes and we laugh a lot the whole village can hear us the windows are open. the. sweet spoonfuls fitty they came up with the idea themselves as syrup made with wild herb's and dried berries the latest flavor is seed buckthorn and cinnamon. an organic food chain in moscow has just placed an order for 8000. says it's the customers who long for a life in the country. the best of that which has the question such as you're at work making tea with a cheap you'd much prefer tea from a some of our just like in the country it's like a little vacation at work or the next best thing you take the sweet spoon dunk it into your boring cheney and all of a sudden it's most like summer in the countryside. but that.

>> thanks for the question, herb. it was a really brutal war. it's a civil war, first of all, between american revolutionaries and those who remain loyal to the crown. so particularly in the south, in the later years of the war, it's extremely brutal. british treatment of american prisoners is awful. we would dub them war crimes today. there were thousands of american prisoners who died in british jails, particularly on british prison ships that were anchored in the east river, for example, off of new york. there were prisoners who were executed on both sides. there's no question about that. there were executions. men were hanged, sort of extrajudicially. it is wrong to say that most prisoners were bayonetted or executed, but the treatment could be quite rough, and of course it becomes a self-fulfilling thing. washington wrote many letters to the british high command complaining about the treatment of american prisoners, demanding that they be treated better. most of those demands went unheeded. it's a nasty part of the american revolution. >> s

if they're made to comment this is the medicine i make i think that if it contains 4 herbs what are you that you care and in one of them there's lots of antibiotics. they would think should be. the thirds are affected the patient is feeling so much better that he doesn't even want to go to the hospital ship the healer goes instead she has a cyst on her thyroid gland. her 81 year old neighbor comes along she suffers from various complaints but can't manage the trip into town to visit a doctor. the patients are taken to the ship where the doctors are expecting them meanwhile their neighbors collect the results of their tests. even wilson acevedo brought his extended family along in just 2 days with the whole gamut medical examination tests diagnosis and treatment. here are even nuisance results he has kidney stones on both sides and when they move it's really painful otherwise the x. rays are ok you know hifi very tough to look. at the it was worth it i've been examined so have my daughter my daughter in law and my son and the others as well and my other daughter in law is having a tooth

of cheap drugs they come in tiny packages for just a few euros and the mixture might include dried herb's with a cocktail of chemicals it's strong stuff and extremely addictive the result is panic attacks dizziness palpitations and even fatalities where one place hard hit by this epidemic is greece's 2nd largest city thessaloniki we joined a former user there who is determined to understand the root causes of the problem and find a solution but it is not optimistic. as darkness descends on. drug dealers swarm into the city's parks. many are young migrants working for greek or albanian drug lords. the substances they sell are becoming cheaper and more dangerous for example the increasingly popular pot pourri also known as synthetic marijuana basically herbs coated with synthetic chemicals. used to be a drug addict himself today he's a social worker helping junkies get clean he's alarmed by the substance abuse in his home town these days and he wants to find out more about the drugs. he meets an old friend who is still part of vessel in the drug scene he tells them about a drug called. a ch

like herbs in here and it was phase for an important child burial we found.ece. and here i would like to show you one of the skeleton from the burial we have found. this skeleton in excellent condition came from an hellenistic grave. male, 25 yea rs from an hellenistic grave. male, 25 years old. his teeth are in good shape. they are very good. so he was wealthy. we know that about him. he had good health and good food. back on the excavation site, an army of volu nteers on the excavation site, an army of volunteers from all over the world are busy digging, sweeping and carrying mountains of soil. i nursing objects from our distant pastis nursing objects from our distant past is hugely rewarding, also i am told. so let's give it a go and miriam is on hand to show me the ropes. so this is the spot to sift. yes. i will hand you these gloves and then you will be on this side, we will be on this side and this is oui’ we will be on this side and this is our pile. grabbed the scooper and dig infora our pile. grabbed the scooper and dig in for a pile of dirt. it is a

. >> herb block did much more than just puncture pomposity.e illuminated hypocrisy. >> during the watergate years, they were very incisive, very intelligent cartoons that herb block wrote. and being from d., running from "washington post" that broke that story made it even more important because it's one of the few places in a newspaper where you can tell it like it is. so, in the end, herb block had a great deal to do with nixon coming down. >> he had a lot of people who would complain to him, that was outrageous. he had one answer every time. he'd say, but it's true. >> franklin? i can call you franklin. >> years ago, it was frowned upon then to make fun of the people running the country. >> they won't let anyone talk politics in here because this stadium was dedicated to art, sports and any useful enterprises. >> now, mr. nixon won easily and he wasn't even campaigning, which shows you how well a politician can do if he keeps his mouth shut. >> here we are. reagan and carter. ♪ what kind of choice is this >> mark russell would get at his pi

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the pat herbs we see now reset. it could be even stronger as an area of low pressure drops in over the rockies. that's going to be a problem entertaining if that forecast holds. we could see more widespread red flag warnings. for the mean time, a return of summerlike temperatures to wrap up the weekend. 80s, near 90 for the valleys, the next few days. less wind on monday as we could be dealing with another round of gusty winds. >> the people here for fleet week thank you. >> what's next in the nuclear talks? we'll explain. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. doprevagen is the number oneild mem

has said about that >> well, i know what herb would have said.ecause i know what he did say we've always evaluated other aircraft, other aircraft manufacturers and especially when there is new technology that comes on the market we've done that numerous times in my 34 years at southwest airlines so next year will be appropriate for us to do that again and, yeah, i'm primarily talking about diversifying from having a soul supplier. we have no interest in having smaller airplanes, bigger airplanes. we want to stay in the narrow body market. but, again, this isn't new news and it's something that i think you all would expect, our investors would expect and certainly our board would expect and we would consider that >> yeah. gary, if i could come back to something you mentioned just a few moments ago, which is the potential delivery of as many as 70 planes next year. and the potential for that to sort of, well, how you would pace it, can you explain a bit more behind that in terms of what your expectations are or how you are going to mitigate any pot

guests will reportedly feast on either wood-roasted fish with herbs or five-week-aged leg of beef.sert will be a bit ed sourdough bread pudding and cauldron fritters are just a taste. >>> now to ryan reynolds and blake lively, who may have just debuted baby number three on social media. the proud papa tweeted this stunning family snapshot and covered the baby's face. in the forest of his native canada. the caption -- i want my daughters to experience the same natural playground i grew up in. that caption seems to confirm they welcomed a third daughter back in august. the family of five includes 4-year-old james and 3-year-old inez. >>> next up -- >> like, the most reluctant person to ever join instagram. it's kind of crazy. >> jen's posted her first video and boomerang. but did you know she actually had a secret account with a fake name before she made it all official. >> it was a stalker account, yes. when i was thinking about doing this, i sort of figured it was time to kind of understand the world and dip a my toe into this social media pool. >> jennifer, will you follow me on i

cnn's jeremy herb is on capitol hill this morning. jeremy, lots of jeremys, i almost called you diamond. anyway, let's begin with what's happening there. phillip reeker testifying in front of the three house committees. are we learning anything more about this subpoena, the circumstances? was he originally just invited, refused or sent a signal that he might not come and they had to then subpoena? explain the sequence of events. >> reporter: yeah, so phillip reeker received a subpoena as part of his deposition today. this is the same procedure that we have seen for all of the current administration officials who have testified so far. the committees are interested in talking to reeker because he could potentially help corroborate some of the previous testimony they've had. reeker worked with george kent and kurt volker, two of the witnesses that have already testified on ukraine policy and he was part of the effort to try to shield former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch in terms of who was fired back in april. he was try

. >> herb nathan was general counsel from 2007 to 2010.athan's letter is at the forefront of mounting fights on multiple fronts more so than previous general counsels. >> this is like on steroids and this is much more serious and much more intense on many more fronts that he has to battle. >> indeed, letter and his team have a lot to handle. they're representing the judiciary committee against don mcgahn to force him to testify. they're pushing to get the justice department to release the grand jury material from robert mueller's probe and they're representing democrats and various house committees in multiple attempts to get tax returns and financial records from the president. >> i do think that it's a -- an unprecedented amount and scope of litigation that we're seeing. it's a three-dimensional game of chess. >> letter has only been in his role as general counsel since january and ten months later his independent office is at the epicenter of a hyperpartisan constitutional power struggle. >> what we see in this impeachment is a kangaroo

cnn politics reporter jeremy herb. what are we expecting today? complaint he is named like this ambassador volker and sond lond reportedly provided advice to the ukrainian leadership how to navigate the demands the president had made of mr. zelensky. >> this is going to be one of the potentially more interesting witnesses house democrats bring in as part of this impeachment investigation. as you said ambassador sondland was part of some of these key conversations surrounding the july 25th phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president where the president trump urged ukrainians to take up this investigation potentially into the bidens. sondland is on these text messages talking to mr. volker about drafting a statement to the ukranians announce an investigation linked to the desire to have a one-on-one meeting between the two presidents. he's also shown discussing whether the investigation was tied to security aid which is another one of the democrats' interests in trying to figure out exactly what went on. we saw yesterday as you me

and then through various account tricks, shifting those profits to make it look like they have been herbed any tax on them. this would change that by allowing nation states to tax big multinationals on something other than their reported profits. so say, revenue, orsome other sort of metric, which would move us towards a system of a very nerdy term, what's called... or unitary taxation, where you split up the profits of these corporations, depending on the country that they are made in. this is going to be appealing to a hell of a lot of people. yes, and i think that might a lot of public anger out there. companies like amazon have been partly responsible for the slow death of the high street. why should john lewes be paying all of its tax year? and amazon should be able to find loopholes, paying minimum amounts of tax. because we have allowed it to happen. and the only way there is ever going to be... i am completely supportive of that. this casts a wide problem of, i'm afraid and going to have to agree with you on this, grace, on a big tech giants... why are you afraid? lam tech giants..

chairman jim mcgovern introduced the impeachment riles herb and we'll begin with the clerk reading the bill. man from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 660 and ask for its immediate considering. the speaker: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 66, 0 resolved that the permanent select committee on intelligence, the committees on financial services, foreign affairs, the judiciary, oversight and reform, and ways and means are directed to continue their ongoing investigations as part of the existing house of representatives inquiry into whether sufficient grounds exist for the house of representatives to exercise its constitutional power to impeach donald john trump, president of the united states of america. section 2. open and transparent investigative proceedings by the permanent select committee on intelligence for the purpose of continuing the investigation described in the first section of this resolution, the

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3 earths if we wanted to consume like germans and if we lived like indians we would only need 0.7 herbsindia has a poor standard of living the global footprint network estimates that the whole world population lives as if we have the resources of 1.7 earths at our disposal. but it's not too late just reducing use of fossil fuels by half could push earth overshoot day back another 3 months. now when i look at that story i wonder is it really a week we could live with more sustainably the promise of a good future has pushed more stuff around the world to move to cities but many a time city living is not synonymous with sustainable living there are some amongst those who choose a sustainable life they consume less they grew all their own veggies and they keep a tab on their carbon footprint we visited an eco willage. to find out how feasible it is to live like this. is the largest city in germany with a population of 3600000. 1.2000000 cars squeezed my way through the hustle and bustle of the capital every day. but peace and quiet can be found a mere 3 hours away. no cars are allowed in ec

soften it up with water or milk maybe add an egg and you've got a great dough for dumplings add some herbs or vegetables and fry it up it's really tasty. to me so it has no i don't like going shopping all the time so i just look in the fridge and eat whatever i find so i started composing at home so. i'm trying to do something new and good now another big reason for hunger and malnutrition particularly in emerging countries is post-harvest losses this means i've recalled to the produce that is harvested never makes it to the consumer's plate why does this happen let's take a closer look. in north these dirty sprawled over more than 90 years is doubted as issue as largest wholesale fruit and vegetable market it is also referred to as the monday that never sleeps. like every day fresh vegetables have arrived from all parts of the country but the market has opened to a slow creating day trading in farm produce in this part of the world all has been a volatile business are struggling for critters to get good prices. every hour is crucial for these massive quantities of raw food fragile and bat