growers could plant new vines better suited to changing climactic conditions, but vines take years toduce and ultimately change the character of a wine and a place. seth doane, cbs news, italy. >> begnaud: still ahead, the sailors and marines who got to come home for thanksgiving. >> begnaud: social media lovers probably said this: if you can't post it on social media, it didn't really happen, right? today, many facebook and instagram users around the world struggled to share their thanksgiving messages and photos. turns out it was a software issue that was blamed. they say cats are known to have several lives. dogs sometimes get lucky, too. schiele was a homeless pup who survived hurricane maria in puerto rico. he was adopted by a doctor in miami. but he was stolen. well, this week, two years later, schiele turned up in an animal shelter and was reunited with his owner. turned out a microchip implanted in the dog made that happen. way to go, schiele. a reunion of another type tonight, just in time for the holidays. in san diego, over 4,500 sailors and marines who serve on the u.s.s.

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. >> reporter: tomassi showed us grapes that have burned on the vine.re som hottest months which can produce different aromas and flavors. >> the vine like a thermometer. it's very sensitive to temperature. >> reporter: at itty's crea research center, they're hearin planting at higher elevations and have discovered the timing between growing stages is now shorter. why do you blame climate change? >> because the soil is more or less the same. the variety is more or less the same. and so everything we are discovering now depends on the climate. >> reporter: with at tenute tomasella means making some adjustments like cutting back foliage to stop photo synthesis, a way to reduce the amount of alcohol that comes from the grapes, and piping nitrogen into the water to boost acidity. growers could plant new vines better suited to changing climate mack ticlimatic conditi. seth doane, cbs news, mansue, italy. >>> still ahead, the sailers and the marines who got to come home for thanksgiving. introducing new vicks vapopatch easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors

. >> what happened to vine this is such a popular app right now, and this is what vine used to do, appearedtter go the rid of vine three years ago. so why can't there be some competition that we don't have to worry about national security for, right >> i diplomat know -- didn't know what tiktok. >> it used to be called music leaf. >> i get it in that sense. you know what i'm saying >> that's the concern. >> that is the concern you're going to facially recognize people's kids, because they're doing this in their room do not miss the director the creator community on "closing bell" today at 4:00. i'm sure there will be a lot to discuss there. >> i would also plug that interview with army secretary ryan mccarthy. we covered quite a number of topics >> who was that? morgan brennan >> yes, one ms. morgan brennan >>> next up -- >> we're still off the rails, right? >>> impossible foods is launching a new funding route. they're seeking a possible valuation of $5 billion. they reached $2 billion back in may. in order to reach that current valuation, impossible sneeze to raise about $400 million for

>> old vine red from marietta cellars. >> what does that mean >> it's a bunch of zinfandel plus somether rhone-style grapes they planted a whole bunch of stuff all together and it recreates that style of wine it's rich, pretty fruity i wanted to bring a sonoma wine, because there were the fires recently >> right >> in the end, there was a lot oftrees that got burned up but vineyards actually act as a fire break and the fire tends to run up and stop. so there wasn't that much damage to -- there was one winery that burned down. >> the smoke in the air doesn't affect the grapes? >> about 94%, 95% of the grapes this year were harvested before the fires. it can affect it, but once you've got the grapes off the vine you're great. >> that's tasty, too i never liked reds, but you keep bringing reds that i like. >> it has a spiciness, almost a little pepperiness, it's a $15 bottle of wine marietta makes this bottle all year round it's been a go-to for me for the holidays through the years >> are these widely available? >> certainly, these are widely available. you have to hunt a little for th

first the language specialists need voice samples from max and ariana vine gardens foosball or at sea. and they speak 500 sentences which contain all the sounds of the german language defenselessness and i'm flynn dhamma talk. about you know also. the sentences are recorded in a radio studio and sent off to paris. did you receive the files. yes i have everything get to work and we'll see each other in 2 weeks in paris. will they really be able to create convincing copies of max and ariana's voices and what are digital voices actually good for canadian software company lyrebird has found at least one yes they've cloned the voice of donald trump using original sound bites but now they can make him say whatever they want. i am not the lives of nations always different and how they want i am not a robot the nation is always there for i'm not a robot this is obviously fake but what will happen in the future when the technology is improved and you can't be sure whether the leader of a country really said something or not. it's not going to be. what it was the image of a liar bird is a free

i cannot see the caption or as we call it, the aston, hopefully we just called him jeremy vine.d with borisjohnson on itv at 8pm and a head—to—head big prime ministerial debate. we have never seen that before where two candidates have gone head—to—head like that. there have always been other people in the mix. not appearing in the debate tomorrow night will bejo swinson of the lib dems, or nicola sturgeon of the snp. they lost a legal challenge today where they tried to get themselves spots on the stage. you can listen to electioncast on bbc sounds and we will be back tomorrow. thank you forjoining us. a very frosty start and dense fog patches. it will be a mainly dry day with sunshine around in the north and east. these fog patches could lift up into locale —— low cloud that many northern and eastern areas should cease —— should stay dry and sunny. it will be less cold in the south—west, a chilly day elsewhere. a chilly start to tuesday night but as we head into the early parts of wednesday as the wind begins to pick up wednesday as the wind begins to pick up from the south, i

. >> vine a la escuela y dijeron que me cuidaba mucho.egura que mantener a los estudiantes fuera de peligro es la prioridad. presentador: el amor de un padre o de una madre por sus hijos es inimaginable. es el caso de un inmigrante que es abogado y dejÓ todo en su paÍs para ofrecer mejor a sus hijos. presentadora: tenemos la historia. >> tengo que trabajar siete dÍas a la semana. para mí, no hay que estar descalzo. reportero: alberto rivera tiene 20 aÑos preparando y vendiendo elotes. llegÓ a estados unidos hace 40 aÑos siguiendo al amor de su vida. por el amor, abandonÓ su carrera como abogado en mÉxico y un trabajo estable. desafortunadamente, los matrimonios no prosperÓ. >> allÁ con saco y corbata y acÁ en jersey y tenis. reportera: con optimismo, de la vida. con este pequeÑo negocio hacer grandes cambios, sobre todo en la vida de su hijo quien estÁ a un paso de ser profesional. su hijo calvin rivera de 19 aÑos sigue aquel sueÑo interrumpido de completar sus estudios como abogado. >> quiero que se gradÚe y sea un gran profesional. repo

then thinking tonight is jeremy we just called him jeremy vine. borisjohnson on itb at 8pm and a head—to—head big prime ministerial debate. we have never seen that before where two candidates have gone head—to—head like that. there have always been other people in the next. not appearing in the debate tomorrow night will be just once and of the liberal democrats or nicola sturgeon of the snp. they lost a legal challenge today where they tried to get themselves spots on the stage. you can listen to election cast on bbc sounds and we will be back tomorrow. thank you forjoining us. that evening, after what has become a very rare dry and sunny day for autumn what follows is the coldest night of the week. for some today you can notice here, frost never actually melting on some of the pla nts actually melting on some of the plants and parts of scotland and one or two spots below freezing all day long and temperature is tumbling again under the clear skies and blue colour showing how widespread subzero air temperatures will be and wells in the southwest

. ♪ down where the wood vines twine, that's where i meet my love ♪ ♪ down where the sun never shines,f us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i don't know, there are thousands of people here, and they're all going to some farm." and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone. a lot of people who in their hometown or in their family felt isolated realized they weren't. >> the townspeople, quite frankly, were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. >> i was apprehensive. this little hamlet has a population of under 100 people. when i started hearing the figures of 200,000, 300,000, finally, 500,000. we had a sea of people there. >> the word got out. everybody and their brother came from all over the country. >> first, the sudden rain. then the thirst and hunger from the shortage of water and food, just for the opportunity to spend a few days in the country getting stoned on their drugs and grooving on th

>>viene a apoyar a la tienda, viene a apoyar a los refugiados, viene a apoyar a el paso, vine a decirleonito los empleados,estÁ muy bonita la tienda. >>¿ representa algo para el paso que estÁ tienda siga abierta? >> claro que sÍ. así es la vida, es cada paso y cada puerta que abres. >> esta es la opiniÓn que tiene las personas de aquÍ de esta comunidad, regreso con ustedes a los estudios. carolina: en el walmart hoy reabre sus puertas, ese dÍa que pasÓ la matanza habÍan 3000 personas y ahora pueden volver a comprar. >> esto se ha convertido en un lema tras la tragedia, cualquier persona que vaya lo puede observar, vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mÁs de " puede observar, vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mÁs de " ediciÓn digital ". ahorra y reúne a toda tu familia en casa. encuentra ofertas holideals toda la temporada. solo en target. el período para elegir su cobertura de medicare termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche una amplia variedad de planes... incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalar

. >> yo me vine a mi casa corriendo por toda la calle y me alcanzaron a unas 4 cuadras de la casa, ye dejaban pasar. >> a guadalupe le cuesta hablar de su hijo sergio. este vÍdeo captÓ el momento en que la gente de la patrulla fronteriza le disparÓ a sergio hernÁndez de sÓlo 15 aÑos de edad en la cabeza. >> yo lo mirÉ cuando venÍa bajando de allÁ, se escondiÓ allÍ y lo mataron. >> el incidente ocurriÓ el 7 de julio en el paso entre la frontera y ciudad juÁrez. >> no creo que sergio hubiera tenido mÁs fuerzas que Él porque Él estaba entrenado para matar. >> algunos jÓvenes le lanzaban piedras, mientras intentaba detener a la persona que habÍa cruzado la frontera, acto seguido de la gente le disparÓ a sergio quien no portaba 1 arma. >> este seÑor no tenÍa derecho de haberlo matado, porque sabe claramente que sergio no le tiro piedras, porque no habÍa piedras. >> la familia del joven fallecido presentÓ 1 demanda ante 1 tribunal federal de los estados unidos, acusÁndolo de utilizar fuerza letal sin justificaciÓn, ahora el caso despuÉs de 9 aÑos ha llegado la corte suprema en donde debe d

. ♪ down where the wood vines twine, that's where i meet my love ♪ ♪ down where the sun never shines,ere. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i don't know, there are thousands of people here, and they're all going to some farm." and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone. a lot of people who in their hometown or in their family felt isolated realized they weren't. >> the townspeople, quite frankly, were terrified at the prospect of the hippie arrival. >> i was apprehensive. this little hamlet has a population of under 100 people. when i started hearing the figures of 200,000, 300,000, finally, 500,000. we had a sea of people there. >> the word got out. everybody and their brother came from all over the country. >> first, the sudden rain. then the thirst and hunger from the shortage of water and food, just for the opportunity to spend a few days in the country getting stoned on their drugs and grooving on the music. >> we g

i asked rick alvin vine from the american apparel and footwear association on why they can't move reductionn build production so easily, that's a myth. these supply chains take 3—5 years to move. we can't move them in 3—5 months. we are stuck with what we have. china has been a great partner and we just can't vacate that quickly. consequently we have to eat tariffs. what resolution would you like to see to benefit your side? immediate relief from these september one, 15% tariff on notaro on december 15. —— no tariffs. i would call that a really good deal. the farmers would get a break and the retailers would suffer. staying with trade, india has dealt a blow to the chinese by deciding not tojoin has dealt a blow to the chinese by deciding not to join the regional comprehensive economic partnership, otherwise known as rcep. i am joined by my business reporter colleague here, monica miller. monica, why did they pull out of this? in the end, prime minister and arranger moody decided this wasn't going to be a good dealforfarmers, business owners and indian consumers. he really dug his heels in

por eso vine a este lugar.arde. stephanie: aquÍ recibieron un plato de comida junto familiares, amigos y desconocidos. >> yo soy de guatemala, allÁ no hay comida. stephanie: proceden de cinco aÑos, la misiÓn de los Ángeles, en skidrow, encargado de proveer toda una celebraciÓn para los mÁs necesitados. >> preparamos 1800 libras de turkey, 800 libras de sweet potato. stephanie: ellos van mucho mÁs allÁ que el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. >> tenemos un problema muy grande en esta ciudad con la gente que no tiene dÓnde dormir. tenemos que enfrentar el problema porque cada dÍa es mÁs grande. en dÍas como estos es bonito ayudarles y darles algo de comer como un plato de comida caliente. stephanie: gracias antonio, su hija en el resto de los voluntarios que repartieron estos platos tÍpicos de un día tan especial en estados unidos, estas familias por fin recibirÁn la cena que tanto se merecen.mÁs necesitados, gracias a la misiÓn de los Ángeles. organizaciÓn que no solo le brinda alimentos y servicios a las personas desam

. >> era trabajar aquí, uno sale con los niños, vine de paseo y que los niños tienen que presenciar estoas, cualquier olor, no es realmente un hedor muy fuerte. >> fuertes declaraciones de esta pasajera del sistema de entrega, recuerde que la ciudad decidió el año pasado revisar y suelos que inician las calles, esta porción todavía como puede ver luce medio mojado por las máquinas, es parte del problema mayor de indigentes en todo el área de san francisco, sin formación que está vivo cristen cáceres con el teaser del mundo cuenta y ocho . >> de que es un problema de ser pública el sur de california algo sin de los Ángeles, informó que el adolescente que disparó contra estudiantes de la preparatoria en pantalla en santa caída utilizó un arma no registrada de que fue ensamblada con partes de diferentes armas de fuego en un comunicado oficial a oficina del algo sólido informó que aún no se determina quien ensambló la pistola o si compro las piezas para cortar el arma después. >> es culé podría cerrar sus puertas anoche votaron para no renovar el contrato de la escuela comunitaria en pantall

president donald trump said he never met lieutenant colonel alexander vined manned or the lisa williamsthe aide to mike pence. >> all these people are talking about they heard a conversation of a conversation of another conversation that was had by the president. what is going on is a disgrace. it is an embarassment to our nation. meantime we can't get usmca approved because nancy pelosi is grossly incompetent. she is incompetent and you're about to find that out. reporter: vindman today testified that he worried the call with the ukrainian president in july raised red flags about asking him to investigate the company involved with former vice president joe biden's son of the listen. >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard was inappropriate. it is improper for the president of the united states to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen and a political opponent. it is also clear if ukraine proceeded into the investigation into the 2016 elections, the bidens and burisma it could be terped as partisan play. reporter: democrats tried to show what vindman heard on the ca

. >> es tambiÉn, de hecho es lo que me preocupo, por eso me vine hasta acÁ a tratar de entrar, pero noce cuÁnto dispara recibiÓ lapersona baleada, que presuntamente estaba armada. la policÍa de san josÉ informÓ que ofrecerÁ detalles en el curso de las prÓximas horas, una vez que se realicen las investigaciones del caso para evitar cualquier tipo de especulaciÓn. paola: mientras que la policÍa busca a un automÓvil toyota tacoma color gris, involucrado con un atropellamiento y fuga. las cÁmaras de vigilancia de una residencia pudieron capturar el momento en el que el carro del sospechoso, que arrollÓ a la vÍctima. testigos que estuvieron en el lugar dijeron que la persona estaba parada a un lado de la carretera, cuando recibiÓ el impacto si tiene informaciÓn, no dude en llamar a la policÍa de union city. un operativo para proteger a los niÑos en halloween, se realizan diferentes ciudades del condado de santa clara. entre ellas san josÉ. ramÓn: el objetivo es confirmarse delincuentes sexuales registrados en una base de datosno pueden acercarse a menores durante esta fecha que, por cierto,

vines. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman california, mr. gomez, for five minutes. r. goemz: we are -- mr. gomez: our nation's community health centers need long-term funding to effectively serve the most vulnerable patients in our communities. community health centers are a bright spot in our nation's health center. served 29 million patients across the country, 693,000 that visited 74 different sites in my alone.t community health centers like romero provide care to immigrants, low-income individuals, communities of color, and the homeless. for many americans, community health centers are the first and only place they turn when they to see a medical professional. making sure these americans receive the care they need is our health care system, for our economy, and for working communities.all our we have long had bipartisan on community health centers, but our failure to provide long-term funding hurts to budget and plan. it creates uncertainty and has they act on t

yo me vine a los tres aÑos.Ón diferida no se va dar a conocer inmediatamente, segÚn expertos, se darÁ a conocer a partir del aÑo prÓximo entre febrero y junio. organizaciones que convocaron esta manifestaciÓnde san josÉ, recomendaron que quienes tienen taca y todavÍa pueden renovarlo, que lo hagan inmediatamente. reportando en vivo desde san josÉ, marÍa antonieta mejías, noticias "univisiÓn 14". ramon: gracias por tu reporte. aprovechamos para recordar que usted puede seguir la cobertura de todo lo relacionado con el programa de acciÓn diferida en nuestra diferente plataformas digitales. tambiÉn de cargando nuestra aplicaciÓn univisión Área de la bahÍa. recuerde que completamente gratuita. paola: la universidad de san francisco tambiÉn se solidarizÓ con los beneficiarios de taca. el centro acogiÓ hoy una protesta que acogÍa profesores, estudiantes y activistas, representantes de la universidad destacaron el impacto positivo de taca.com 29% vive en california, segÚn la universidad. >> somos humanos que merecemos

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he will pluck them right off the vine.>> the bears numbers are growing in sonoma county they've been game cameras and their print spotted on trails. they aren't aggressive aggressive but the eight $10,000 worth of pinot noir last year alone . >> yikes. >>> thank you for watching the news at 7:00. >>> we will be back at 11:00.>>> the giants have hired a new manager. that's coming up on www.cbssanfrancisco.com. when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. with insurance, you have annual out-of-pocket caps that limit your financial risk. if you ever have high medical bills, you'll only pay a small portion and your plan will pay the rest. at coveredca.com you can see health plans side-by-side, so you can choo

. >> bur gunnee may be known for its wines, but it's what is nestled between the vines that draws tourists to this winery. the world's largest private fleet of fighter jets. 110 in all, it's not your tich kal collection. the 87 year old michel pont is not your typical collector. >> i was born passionate, he says and a bit crazy. >> pont says he caught the collector's bug while in the french air force and started buying the jets 30 years ago to save them from being destroyed. and that attracts the crowds of tourists interested in wine and war. >> it is really exciting, particularly in the middle of the wine country. i pleen this say beautiful vineyard, this is quite a surprise. >> it isn't just a massive display of weapons of war, each jet tells an individual story. like this fh crusader known as the last gun fighter. st squared off against the mig-17 in the skies over vietnam. and this f-100 supersabre. the air force's thunder bird use it to dazzle spectatedders at the paris airshow in 1967. but the pride of the squad ron is this f-16 but it didn't come easy. >> i was friends with a belgia

joining me now, former climate aide jake la vine. jake, good to see you again.ou on last week. we were talking about the california wildfires and one of the issues we talked ab was urban sprawl and how that's potentially contributing to how devastating the fires have been not only to the environment but also to individual homeowners and communities. plans like this that was just proposed by tim cook, does that help this problem? does private industry need to come in and help california solve the problems? is this a first step? >> sure. good to be here, katy. and just to put this in perspective, you know, in the 1960s when the population of california was around 15 million, california was building homes at the rate of 250,000, even more, every year. now, we're in a state with a population of 40 million and we -- we build homes at the rate of around 80,000 a year. and so, you know, anybody that has had a window into the state's homelessness issue, affordability around housing issues, inequality issues is very familiar with the fact that we just don't have enough h

the new san pedro has a drip irrigation system that optimizes uptake by the vines and minimizes waste. but it's still powered by a diesel generator the fuel is expensive and it's not eco friendly. but that is set to change we're. going to install solar panels and. we already have a bio gas plant here. the plant runs on the seeds and skins of the grapes after we've pressed them at harvest time. to rate all that and feed the plant with it only around. but. solar panels on the roof of the winery have already cut energy costs by a 3rd the new san pedro aims to have switched entirely to renewable energy by 2021 . with financial support from the german chilean chamber of commerce and industry it's considering a feasibility study for a pumped hydroelectric facility just store the energy it generates. that. every increase in efficiency means lower costs. but an al company investment always involves protecting the environment. that's part of our strategy. venus san pedro established in 1965 it sells 72000000 liters of wine a year and uses the same amount of water just to bottle it the chamber

his grapes are a rare variety imported from france, ideas and vines planted by the chinese more than 100 years ago. but, it is this corner of the property that is standing in the way of progress. >> reporter: already on the line and the size of property needed to temporarily house the equipment, we are now seeking a permanent easement for 1.3 acres. the tanks will be brought in as needed, and then removed, the guard believes the tanks could easily be replaced by tanker trucks located on the state property across the street. and he thinks pg&e's plan is more about convenience than necessity. >> the last couple of years, i think people have lost trust. they've lost trust. especially in the face of bankruptcy. decades ago the guards family lost another chunk of plan to the city to create this water treatment plan, now, pg&e is once again claiming it is in the public interest to take control of more property. guard knows he is battling long odds. >> at least i will have my day in court. and, hopefully that day in court will see that there is social justice for the little guy. >> reporter

subsidence of the bed the vines of the water level and the waves created by boats and ships mean that venice is trace him from all sides. the only way to save the city is valuable buildings is to drain the canals for basic restoration work but that's must be done with great care. the need to coordinate work only takes place and drain sections with a maximum length of a 50 meters. draining the canals leads to a settling of the geological layers and that can result in damage to the neighboring towns so a canal can be drained or longer than 3 months. today more modern methods are also being applied in order to stabilize the walls chemicals are introduced into the lime more to. make prevent more sick getting into the bricks all these measures are carried out by hand and. that is why restoration work in venice is more expensive than elsewhere at present the city has no more than 2000000 euros a year available for preserving its buildings but the actual some need it is 13000000. the water to which the city owes its uniqueness and its wealth is now turning against the venetians. today one 3r

. >> now charred vines, burned raisins. >> definitely not what it should look like. it should be purple, not brown. and if you taste it it tastes very smoky and burnt. >> reporter: all these are the dirty little details of recovering from a near miss of a fi fire. and in the fall of all seasons, two out of three years now. they are moving on, which explains why ellen johnson named this basset hound puppy sadie kincade which ignited the day after her birth. >> they have a long way to go. >> yes. >> the ice rink in san francisco opens this morning. there will be a special performance by cast members of harry potter and the cursed child. tickets are $18 for adults, $13 for childrenand under. the rink is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 at night. >> night skate, that's fun. >>> also opening today the holiday rink at the embarcadeembarcadero. this is located in embarcadero plaza. skaters can enjoy it sunday through thursday 10:00 to 9:30 at night and then 11:00 p.m. friday and saturdays. the rink has been in operation every holiday season for 30 years. can you ice skat

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he will plug them right off the vine. they go after the pricey grapes too. they like the pinot noir. >> reporter: megan is a wildlife ecology specializing in bears. she says he is not alone. >> what we are seeing now is the trend for black bears moving on into the greater parts of sonoma county. if you are a bear, this is where you want to be. we have grapes, orchard, organic produce, livestock, honey, compost. so, it is kind of bare mecca. >> reporter: the signs are showing up more and more. cameras are capturing the bears moving around. giant poppet have been recorded and folks are being careful. >> fortunately, they are pretty shy and they will scoot off pretty fast. >> so they are not aggressive? >> no. and we don't want them to be. we maintain a good, healthy safe distance from them. we don't want to have an encounter. >> reporter: the vineyard says the bears eat about 1% of their crops and says the winery will simply live with that as part of the price of not harming the bears. no one knows exactly how many bears are moving south into sonoma. one thing

kevin vine won't be playing soccer today that's because the player from bavaria is busy saving a life. it could be a child a grown up or young adult like me. at 13 years old she was diagnosed with leukemia and muslin saved by a complete stranger. i'm always impressed by people's motivation that they want to help save lives. they don't get anything from it except for a smile from the patient that they saved. that. even though 80 percent of all donations can now be extracted from blood the procedure isn't much fun for the stem cell donors kevin was chosen as a matching donor and he's exhausted from the process. the preparations included morning and evening injections for an entire week they served to fool his body into thinking it had a bad infection which stimulates the production of stem cells they also gave him unpleasant flu like symptoms. to rest. for instance i couldn't sleep last night. but i'll only suffer a few days or hours whereas the people who need my stem cells feel terrible for much longer periods of time to list. who will receive the donation kevin doesn't know and germa

fan of the jungle great sisters hope of local because it's great for pollinators and because it's vines block out the view of the riffraff next door which. tree from indian. i thinks every plant is important and can be used in various ways he says plants play an important role as the earth's lungs because they emit oxygen and help prevent global warming thanks for all those comments keep them coming. to life giving element oxygen that we mentions is released when plants photosynthesize everywhere from honduras had a question about that. why can't we replicate photosynthesis in the lab harnessing the energy of the sun plants have developed the process of photosynthesis over millions of years they use light to trigger a cellular reaction converting carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates these carbohydrates servants energy carriers and building blocks for the growth of the plant scientists are now trying to follow plants example a new c.e.o. to water and light to make fuel photosynthesis could be the solution to our energy problems. and it would be a way of preventing a further rise o

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from the soil, to the vines. and, the sheep help cut down the threat of new fires. ski grazing is a real biological tool. it is a very natural tool to have animals grazing, vegetation. this adds that green image. it's adding a fertilizer back into the soil. >> reporter: two years ago, paradise ridge winery was a total loss. destroyed by the nurse north bay fires, really 100,000 bottles of wine, work worth $5 million burned to the ground, 11 of its 13 buildings went up in flames. today, there are signs of help all around the property, and not just in the veneers. local girl scouts are planting a garden to attract and regenerate the native bee population. >> it might help wineries because we do have a decreasing bee population. after a fire, when it bounces back, you have a really nice healthy ecosystem. >>> a year after the fire. >> reporter: the hospitality building was nothing more than an empty pit. this is a rendering of what it would become. and, here is the progress that they have made to date. >> what we wanted people to see resilience, and strength, and susta

x. a lot of us are highly cannibalistic and they buy parts of each other's legs and tails off from vines to and these then regrow. but whether that's the reason why we generation has evolved in these creatures that's something we don't know stuff and who can dismiss it. now we move on to a creature with somewhat less exotic properties the humble and industrious and but even here there are plenty of remarkable things left to discover and study. worldwide there are $13000.00 species of ants and they've colonized practically every continent. at the current goes the national park in mozambique a young researcher is taking a closer look at these creatures. when no remark to sente sets out on expedition into gordon goes on national park she often had streets for the fever tree forest chances are good that a young scientist will find what she's looking for there she says research and ends with the help of an aspirator she gathers specimens of every species she finds. a lot of paper work we have. a big thing. and. i really wanted to show the people not just the big and have any importance and sy

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