we have a trap there. we hope they are big pikes, but we will see.here be a cost to being europe's greenest town? this is one of europe's most eco—friendly places. this small town of 10,000 people in northern finland has cut co2 emissions by 80%. elsewhere in europe, the average rate of reduction is less than 20%. this woman is leading the green revolution in ii. this is the city with all these fresh ideas for how to really tackle climate change. by 2025, ii wants to be the first town in the world to produce zero waste. a goal embraced by all generations. we are heading to the centre of ii. it's houses from 18th century. the changes started seven years ago. ii stopped burning fossil fuels and began to build wind farms. they've switched to renewable energy only. wind, hydro, solar, and geothermal. we understood in ii, seven years ago, that climate change is not coming, climate change is here. and we cannot expect the rest of the world to do anything for our sake. we need to try to do our best, and take this into our own hands. they believe the key is

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john brown also commissioned 900 of these pikes from a connecticut forge and these pikes were going to be distributed to enslaved people. his army encountered as they marched through the south so they were going to arm the slaves to fight with them, to abolish slavery in the united states. we also have a 20th century print by the extraordinary african-american artist jacob lawrence. jacob lawrence did a series on john brown's raid and this is one of the prints from that series in which jacob lawrence uses bold colors in simplified forms to express the interracial alliance of john brown's army. dangerfield newby was one of five black men who fought aside their white allies and this shows that intinterracial army with bullets as well as the pikes that you see in this case. they're looking over the ramparts of the arsenal at harp er's ferry. presumably looking at the state and federal militia who amassed to put down that particular raid. we've just wrapped up our tour of the first two chronological sections that explored the colonial period through the civil war. the period in which slave

hungary the independent has got at the moment withjoe the independent has got at the moment with joe pikendent has got at the moment withjoe pike holding up his phone and the prime minister, presumably before it was taken taking it and putting it in his pocket. they've tried to broaden the story into other examples, and i suppose that is where the risk lies, that it prompts other similar stories which might not have made it onto the front pages of national papers suddenly gaining extra traction. the tories are clearly on the back foot today and they want to move the conversation on. it is still firmly on the nhs and failures under a tory government. they have unearthed another incident... this isa unearthed another incident... this is a horror story, a 12—year—old with disabilities and mental health problems, 57 hours in a&e. yes, 40 specialist bed become available. i think one reason this has the potential to cut through is because it isa potential to cut through is because it is a specific incident. we can talk about general figures in the nhs... talk about general figures in the nhs. .

he is heading to a river near ii where finland's august pike was caught.he summer but we are going to ta ke in the summer but we are going to take some fish from the lake. we have a trap there, we hope there are big pikes, but we will see. 0nly little fish! maybe 30, a0. but maybe we put it back. fishing is a matter of luck. we have no luck today. next to this river is one of europe's biggest peatlands. here, people have been burning peat for centuries to generate electricity. but peat can store twice as much carbon as forests, so now they are being restored to fight climate change. this man is the landowner. he used to be the chairman of the local electricity company. he used to be the chairman of the local electricity compa nylj he used to be the chairman of the local electricity company. i do this because i want this peatland to be as it used to be. this is, of course, very little thing and the global scale. he believes we need eve ryo ne global scale. he believes we need everyone in the world to fight climate change. it is an investment for the future

driving up the new york state throughway, it could be difficult and especially driving the mass pike,tions there, through the berkshires. additional snowfall, only about one to two inches anywhere, and most of wisconsin, and upper peninsula of michigan, another six inches and the heavy snows northern new hampshire and portions of maine, that's where we could see as much as six to 12. for today, it is a changeable day. and dc is going to start warm and 66 degrees, and you will get colder later on today, after the rain is gone and the winds pick up, and new york city to boston, rainy and chicago, your temperatures will be falling during the day. and you will see some snow showers, developing out there, and southern half of the country looks fine. just some showers and storms will be moving through florida. let's talk about the holiday forecast, let's get into your new years eve forecast, for tomorrow, and snow showers still lingering in the great lakes, and maine and new hampshire, the first half of tomorrow, will deal with heavy snow, and then the next big storm, as we go into new year

the church in pike committees investigated for allegedly intelligent abuses and were stood up as a way, a bipartisan way of putting bounties on intelligence activities. this is the scandalous, or the birth from scandal that these committees can select committee show is an interesting political piece of the whole picture, that the intelligence oversight was to rather sporadically and then the body politic decided we needed something more formal to be put in place to rebalance this relationship. >> when you think about congressional oversight, it's not just house senate intelligence committee. for example, eyes is overseen in part by the judiciary committee. the story for the house and intelligence committee is being overseers to being the supporters are almost the boosters for the intelligence community. the role they play has changed from church in pike committee role to being no, no, we will be your biggest advocates. other places will, the government and county building office which has a number of folks who are intended to aid comics in getting questions answered. the intelligence c

by subway or 6 euro or by pike or with the nearest car share. the app whim allows you to search for a book and pay for the various means of transportation available in helsinki. or look at the city and said hey if i have any chance of telling my kids or my grandkids that look this is what the traffic looked like the year 2015 look at it now when people are happy they have their freedom but the city is much more much more green it's much more convenient the nicer for people to live with. users need to only check one out to plan their journey and local residents have also been leaving their cars at home more often which is good news for helsinki as the city plans to be carbon neutral by 2035. the other european capital of small tourism is in southern france we took a tour of the city to see just how smart you can get there take a look. at this map guides uses through leon's trouble and network of interconnecting alleyways corridos and stairways. it uses geolocation to lead tourists through leon's most picturesque courtyards and passages in the old

the unnamed photographer may have inadvertently captured the clotheslines at pikes peak, but it's upto the historian to explain whose clothes they were, and who washed them and hung them out to dry. it is historical research that lets me know more about young sophie's family, history than gardner does in 1868, and because i can see into her father's future, i can know that his lawsuits will remain unresolved when he dies more than 30 years later and i can know that one of her sons will later press his grandfather' us claims. even in the digital era, it is -- grandfather's claims. it isn the digital era, hard to shake the 19th-century century assumptions about the literalism of photography. offer anhs seem to unmediated glimpse of the past, no matter how much we know about photography's ability -- photographers ability to manipulate the scene. photographs are historical artifacts. they are not history itself. history is dynamic. fluid, inherently about change over time. photographs are static. their meanings change. in december of 1869, when general sherman standing third from the lef

we are at the famous pike place market and first ever starbucks. earlier, where all the 49er faithful are gathered. sm some are still here tonight gathered before tomorrow's big game. cheering on their game for the regular season. >> i bought christmas gifts for my husband. >> the 49ers could secure a first round bi. >> we haven't beat seattle in seattle in eight years. we haven't. so this is the time. >> the feeling i got in my gut. let's go. i believe. let's go. jimmy g. let's go. >> these niner fans from san jose are trying not to be too overconfident. >> i'm nervous. scared. average shugs. a anxious. i'm really nervous because we don't ever beat sooeltd in their own home. >> one of the only see hawk fans knows this rivalry is fierce. >> niners see hawks is one of the last great reiivalries of t decade. >> friends tonight, tomorrow will likely be a different story. >> a lot of the finer fans we spoke to bought their tickets early in the season for $300 to $500. those same tickets could sell for $1,500 to $2,000. hotels are sold out. tomorrow is

so the church of and pike committees investigated the intelligence abuses, and these committees were stood up as a way, a bipartisan way of putting boundaries on intelligence activities. and i think that the scandalous birth or the birth from scandal that these committees, these select committees show is an interesting political piece to the whole picture that these, intelligence oversight was done rather sporadically up to that point and decided we need manager a little bit more formal to be put in place to rebalance this relationship. >> i think that's important when you think about congressional oversight. it's not just house and senate intelligence committees. fisa is overseen in part by the judiciary committee. the appropriator plays a role here as well. the house and senate intelligence committees -- [inaudible] to being, you know, the supporters or almost the boosters for the intelligence community. so the role that they play has changed from the post-church and pike committee role, but to really being, no, no, we're actually going to be your biggest advocates. there's other p

he might have inadvertently captured the clotheslines at pikes peak, but it's up to the historian to explain whose clothes they were, and who washed them and hung them out to dry. if i could walk out along the laramie river with gardner and his subjects, i would surely learn something new and interesting about them all. still, it is historical research that lets me know more about young sophie's family history than gardner does in 1868, and because i can see into her family's future, as neither she nor gardner can, i can know her father's lawsuits will remain unresolved when he dies 30 years later, and i can know that one of her sons will later grandfather's claims. even in the digital era, it is hard to shake assumptions about photography that first drew historians to it as a new kind of historical document. photographs seemed to offer an unmediated glimpse of the past. no matter how much we know about photography's ability to manipulate the same. -- the scene. but photographs are historical artifacts. they are not history itself. history is dynamic. fluid. inherently about change o

the stick stays there because this is holding or however big pike there will be. tomorrow morning i will come and check if there is movement in there. 20 years ago, the lake would freeze over by the end of october. last year, anna had to wait until the middle of december before she could to go on the ice. and the ice starts melting earlier than it used to in the spring, making it increasingly dangerous to fish. the new conditions, of course, the people need to learn again to get to know them. so some people drown when learning. and that's, of course, a tragedy every time it happens. sami people are the people of winter. if the winter disappears it would be really strange, really hard to continue on the cycle of the year that doesn't have the real cycle. if the fishermen will adapt, then maybe the fish won't adapt to warming waters. so my biggest fear is that fish will disappear. 0ne fall, one winter the nets will start being empty. anna believes that reindeer herding and fishing wouldn't survive if the arctic railway is built and new mines open up in the area. wha

. >>> the price you pike for your commute is up for debate.n the bay" continues. >>> a good morning to you this wednesday, thanks for joining us. >> first we want to tell you something we were talking about this morning, the force is very strong in mississippi. we're going to show you how police are using baby yoda to get drivers' attention. >> oh, who was that? i hope it was not that. >> i said slow down! >> stick around for that one. we want to talk about that weather today. >> muggy today, off and on light showers, and a live look outside. you may notice thats roads and everything are still wet, and now we are just stuck with the clouds, and a slight chance of rain throughout the day, showing that for the most part we're not seeing very heavy rain, tomorrow as well, even into early friday, i'm going to talk about what you are see right there, might be, bay area freeways are looking good. >> looking great. the toll plaza is looking good as well.

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at the high cost but i really made it in and i'll let it take on the mountain it doesn't get on the pike i made it and it doesn't hire me and say comets are going to buy an apple and. collected 2 of the great deal any woman had already lost while doggedly developed the ambanis a passion you know we've just done a limited time all that there's no one on the whole little school man actually across the next get it to me got a level where to tell you it damages ms i mean look you won't be following like. me on. on pain at the back it's just a little iffy he's going to look at the meat and said i am not going to nike all of it i'll have a hotel here in the us house guy said of course more like a christmas and i got a little bit and. i had my hair. the actually wanted to be a middle baby because. they're not going to put it in bed simply on a guy that's been around and i want it to be used to have some of the home but i'm going to love michelle you're lucky over there to get it all here and you know and do you know it's all gone who the. so and all were covered it so luckily i started off and

and the blue is snow, so the new york state thruway will have issues, the mass pike, north of hartfordreezing rain and sleet mess and northern new jersey, an southern portions of connecticut, and all of central pennsylvania, has got an good icing overnight. so those are the areas that have a lot of extra caution and a lot of school delays out there. all through the northeast. and here is the additional snowfall, the purples, four, some areas six a good hit of snow still to come from the capital district, albany, through portland and areas north of boston so with this mess, most of it will be out of here through this afternoon. a quick moving storm. if you can get to work or school, it will be a lot easier getting home. >> thank you, bill. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, the white house is closing in on its take to be the new u.s. ambassador to ukraine, as rudy giuliani admits shockingly that he wanted to oust marie yovanovitch out of the way for political reasons. we're back in a moment. moment (vo) the flock blindly falls into formation. flying south for the winter. they never stray

their nation are pike together with that i mean los means everything it means everything to what some of us told so close everything is the most important thing we have to level and you have to protect the environment and i'm happy to be one of those people that do that in our country. the high pitched whine of an electric motor this game viewer is one of the 1st electric safari vehicles on the african continent and besides e cars show became large also boasts a fleet of silent solar powered boats and besides that it's also managed to cut down on 95 percent of its waste and garbage. running it or tourism and focusing on it. is going to be paramount you're traveling these days are becoming also more responsible and they would like to make sure that if they do go on holiday that they do support sustainable holiday destinations and operators. with $2000000.00 visitors every year botswana's tourist industry ranks 2nd after diamond mining conservationists around the world commend its complete ban on hunting and fierce stance against poaching across africa hunting and the growing human popu

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so i'll have a look at the timing on that and talk about a bigger storm that is coming down the pike. that is coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. >>> just in, new details about a petaluma man who died in a deputy's custody following a high-speed chase. according to the police department, 52-year-old david glenn ward was not an armed car thief but the rightful owner of a honda civic and that had been reported stolen several days earlier. a sheriff tried to pull him over last wednesday and ward led them on a chase. after pursuit deputies surrounded his car. ward was tased before deputies attempted to pull him out of the car. investigators say a deputy put an arm around ward's neck which caused him to become unresponsive and later die. >>> in the south bay, hazmat teams cap a propane tank that triggered evacuations this morning at a roofing facility on rodgers near 880 and brokaw in san jose. it started when a worker tried to transfer propane from one tank to another. no one was injured. >>> a new push to clean up san francisco dirtiest

we are going entirely off the forecast models down the pike so it doesn't look like a major storm. but we'll have mothat. it'sstill nday, thenof thwereek en onof what will probably be a busy travel weekend so we'll have more of that chance of rain as we get closer to it. back over to you. >>> an attraction drawing crowds and puzzling scientists. setting a new record at yellowstone, we'll be right back. >>> and a merry christmas to everybody watching. check this out. another record set by the tallest active geyser in the world. the steamboat geyser in yellowstone national park 3 erons. times this yearyere owthe geyserbl paing blasts off water feet baffling scientists about what's been setting it off more frequently. it's been dormant for years before shooting back to life last year. >>> rapper kanye west isn't missing a beat this christmas. he dropped his new album titled jesus is born.rformed by west along with his sunday service choir group. west became vocal about his faith earlier this year. >> and here's what's coming up. >>> north bay firefighters save a family dog from a chri

greenspan they've only had one policy response to every single economic event that ever comes out of the pike and that is to lower rates and print more money that's the only thing they ever do and they don't try to do anything other than that to the they can tell in effect feed their friends billions and billions of free money and interestingly enough every federal reserve chairman sense paul volcker has as far as the physical dimensions he was i think 6 foot for every single one has been progressively shorter with janet yellen being the shortest of all so that's kind of interesting and also in the area of central banks with volcker gone was really the. this idea of kind of price discovery as it relates to markets as well so now we all we have now is we don't have price discovery we have what's called mark to model so usually assets are marked to market to say oh i have about a bunch of assets in the market value is based on what i can sell them for but when once volcker is gone and you bring in the imaginary money crazy people like greenspan you introduce mark to model you say i have a bunch

promise popeye in this show so i could have it delivered let's let's break down some pie so we've got a pike graphic and we kind of broken down and read it see you can see this to have fun making this show we did not make this i. ate an apple pie cinnamon sure lanka apples hello asia ginger southeast asia not make it into the 0 sugar india there would be no thought there would be no apple apple pie if it hadn't been for all of the 7 places around all the one thing that i want to argue about the daniel and maybe you can help me out here pastry from france but pastries come from all over the world different kinds of pastries so even when we're breaking down where a food comes from the conversations within that how does that help us understand what weight eating should be more of what we eat seeing daniel from the work that you don. well i think to our earlier point that we were talking about in those those viewers that you mention that said food is just food what's the big deal right that's a triumph of decades and centuries of people working really hard to make food you know grow it in the fi

durham coming down the pike. that's what that was today. lou: we'll take that rough stuff with victoria and joe after these words. stay with us. lou: we are back with two of the country's leading attorneys, victoria toensing and joe digenova. i want to turn to john durham. his statement today on the i.g. report, quote, based on the evidence collected to date, and while our investigation is ongoing, last month we advised the inspector general that we do not agree with some of the report's conclusion as to predication and how the fbi case was opened. it goes to the beginning and the fisa abuse. your thoughts. >> pretty state forward. god bless mr. durham. he told it like it was. there must have been heated conversations between him and the i.g. the last few months. lou: the purpose of making that statement? >> i think he had to get the message out. this could not be allowed to just go out there in the atmosphere. lou: like millions of others i appreciate john durham giving us hope here. >> what happened is horowitz had no access to people at

even before impeachment came down down the pike you saw him tweeting more and just gettius more vic the way he was tweeting about the squad over the summer or the way he tweeted about elijah cummings. this was something that had been -- he had been going in a more personal direction and a more grievance direction like for a very long time. b robert speaker pelosi doesn't appear to be running on iment as her 2020 message for democrats. she's working with president trump on the usmca and the spending deal and prescription drug prices. what does that tell you about the democratic approach to next year's campaign season? >> she is obsessed with sending the message that the democrats are about governing. and remember, she resisted time. hment for a very lon the better part of a year, she members of her caucus who felt that the president deserved to be impeached, that it was constitutional imperative for the democratic party. and she held them off and held them off and held them off until the ukraine situation was so compelling that it moved a t caucost unanimously and she went along with it.

, but the prime minister got off on the wrong foot this morning with one of my itv colleagues, joe pikeocket and couldn't look at the photo, and it'sjust his phone in his pocket and couldn't look at the photo, and it's just got worse from then. matt hancock didn't impress people at the lg are this afternoon either and it has not been afternoon either and it has not been a good day, really, on the campaign trail -- a good day, really, on the campaign trail —— lgr. a good day, really, on the campaign trail -- lgr. in terms of the reaction there has been, not least in the reaction, of course, from your own paper, i mean, your editorial is pretty scathing this evening. if i could quote from it, because you will be able to give us some context, at the end of an election which began with mrjohnson misjudging his response to the south yorkshire floods, there is little reason. . . yorkshire floods, there is little reason... it's little surprised so many people are unsettled by the conduct of the pm, now his apology from the health secretary, a reference to matt hancock, who was dispatched to th

solution to get the cemetery into the next century was a southern expansion into what is now columbia pike and the air force memorial. if all of that goes according to plan. i'm assuming no major wars or casualties on what we have had or world war ii or world war i, the cemetery should remain an active function section cemetery into the next century. >> will woo readers of this book leme insight into what you think while you are doing this sacred duty and what your colleagues may have said two cents you serves to make there is a lot of behind the scenes moments. not just for me. this is a book i share my own experiences of the old guard. no no dumb. . . . . >> which like the drum corps were those uniforms being the commander in chief guard back at the first president. so i spent a lot of time researching the book to give the inside story that they go through and the training. for 25 or 30 funerals. and then to represent normandy. >> so that military measure to give him or her a rest of this duty to give them to recharge quick. >> i didn't get many rest but i was there. but there was a part

i remember he used to appear with magnus pike a lot. there was a programme in the early 1970s.y, but his career was not without controversy, was it? absolutely. he was a patron, he said, by the late 1990s of 400 conservation organisations. then, in i think it was about 2003, 2004, he said that he felt that climate change was poppycock. and, in the face of so much scientific evidence, and the weight of the scientific community, it certainly affected how he was perceived, especially amongst other scientists. on such a crucial issue in the world of science and of conservation. so that, he felt, was a cloud that had pretty much ended his broadcasting career. but you've got to remember he was well into his 70s by that time, and he had had a very long, very successful career, and he certainly was, you know, even down to the lenny henry impersonations, he was a major figure and inspired many people, i think, to think more about nature and care more about it. david sillito talking to me there about the naturalist and broadcaster david bellamy, whose death at the age of 86 was announced

san jose police officer accused of using his patrol car as a weapon and running deny a man on his pikerefused to comply with his orders to comply. the man is now suing the department. >> i got hit head-on. >> reporter: gabrielle gonzalez is still in the hospital today after what he says was abuse. >> i suspect it happens more often than we think of. those of lesser means tend not to pursue justice. the lifelong cyclist was on his vintage bicycle on a 14-mile road through portions of san jose. he says police officer david lozamo pulled over next to him screaming. >> i asked why, he said because i said so. >> reporter: he moved to the sidewalk and rode the opposite direct to get away from what whey calls verbal abuse. lozama followed. >> he sped up and he just hit me. he sped up and hit me. two successes before, i thought i was gonna die. >> reporter: his wounds aren't faith but he suffered pay knee, an acl skwaer. he is suing the city and the police department. >> this is the officer of an cough who feels like he wasn't obeyed and became immediately angry. >> typically claims for depart

by an itv reporter, joe pike, to take a look at the picture you mentioned which was on the front pageaily mirror of a sick four—year—old asleep on the floor of this hospital. he initially refused to look at the photograph and put the reporter's phone in his pocket. let's take a little look at what happened. 40 new hospitals. i am talking about this boy, prime minister. how do you feel, looking at this photo? let me tell you-i haven't had a chance to look at it. look at it now, prime minister. look at it now. well, he did eventually look at the photograph, and he apologised for taking the reporter's phone. the prime minister was then quizzed about this a little later by other journalists, quizzed about this a little later by otherjournalists, asking why he hadn't looked at the picture, and he didn't directly answer that question, but he did reiterate conservative pledges to properly fund the nhs. the health secretary, matt hancock, was then sent to the hospital to try and repair some of the damage. he did apologise for what had happened. he was also then heckled by some protesters as h

be replaced, instead of the brick, we have more accessible pavers, followed by the sidewalk-level pike way. and we're leaving two lanes in each direction, the curb lane will be for transit vehicles, taxis, delivery vehicles, and emergency vehicles. the center lanes will be muni-only. so the s-line as well as some buses. here's a close-up of the design of our sidewalks, using larger pavers that will be oriented in a linear fashion along the sidewalk. so you'll only be encountering the joints every two feet. there will be new trees, new street furniture. here's some of the trees that we're proposing. we'll keep the london plane as the primary tree throughout the corridor and also adding some diversity of tree species, adding cork or elm trees along the way. our streetscape features we have coordinated with bart and we're coordinating with muni and clear channel, j.c. to have a consistent streetscape look along the the corridor, something like a stainless steel design. and you can see the proposed j.c. toilets in the bottom right, some seating in the bottom middle and then some leaning ra

. >> reporter: a brand-new backpack, pikes, toys.le haircut. >> it's an opportunity for many of our kids to get a haircut, this time of the year money is tight for many of our families. >> reporter: the boys and girls club of sill condition valley. remembering many of the children are fans. >> it's this that we're having right now, i feel like it's so great to be able to use that to give back to the people who love us and give us 7 support. >> reporter: ben garland helped donate money to purchase bikes, helmets and locks. >> we're out there having a blast and work hard. tame there's people that have a really tough time during those homes. to leeflly help them as much as you can. >> reporter: that's what this season is all about. giving back. >> football is our life. it is our livelihood. and it's how we provide for our families. but it is just a game. >> reporter: for many of the players, the event is just as rewarding to them as it is for the kids. >> it's funniy because i'm the 0-lineman, and none of the kids know who i. but seeing

durham coming down the pike. that's what that was today.'ll take that rough stuff with victoria and joe after these words. stay with us. when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing symptoms as well. take notice and take action. discuss counts and symptoms with your doctor. visit takeactionpv.com lou: we are back with two of the country's leading attorneys, victoria toensing and joe digenova.