sees been taking in rescues like these three lamas. >> we have 70 goats, three lamas, and one barn cat. >> reporter: roughly, two dozen volunteers answered the call. the san mutheyo county evacuation group has moved 1700 animals to save shelters. >> reporter: steven brought two horses to the cow palace. >> i'm very happy with how calm the horses are. i couldn't expect better. >> making sure we know how many animals we have. who's coming. where they're coming from, we owns them needs. >> reporter: nearly 300 animals, chicken, sheep and peacocks and yes, cows. the first guess, a horse named pumpkin and a donkey named trouble. >> we don't know when they'll come and as long as we need to stay here we'll be here for them. >> i can't thank them enough. you just don't want to think about goats and the lamas and the horses burning up in a fire. you don't want to think about it happening and then you don't want to beg for help but you know you can't do it yourself. >> reporter: cristina rendon ktvu fox to news. >>> we're taking a rook at that look at the air quality. the worst areas will be dow

they are naturally found in lamas. >> 25 or so years ago, a group discovered that lamas, alpacas, and camels had these remarkably unique antibodies and they dumped them nano bodies. >>'s lab houses over 2 billion synthetic nano bodies, small, stable, and easy to manipulate. >> along with profession peter walter. one prevented the spike protein from binding, it stopped the infection cold. the concoction is an aerosolized nano body. the nasal spray or inhaler it could be self administered daily. >> the research team is in active discussions with commercial partners to begin clinical trials if successful they hope to make these widely available and inexpensive. they would serve as a bridge until we get a vaccine. >> kaiser permanente in oakland is joining the late stages of a covid-19 vaccine study, the phase 3 clinical trial will test the vaccine in 1400 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 85 in california and oregon. the vaccine was developed by the next goal of more than 100 20 sites around the world. >>> some essential workers are getting much needed relief. >> the challenge on soc

so what the bodies do from the lama is they bind despite. in such a way that the virus can no longer. to find its receptor to dock on our cells but it can no longer do that in a way that it's infectious so we prevent the virus from entering this way. for more than 30 years gazillions has been researching viruses that affect the respiratory tract since the beginning of the cold in 1000 pandemic he's had very little sleep and he spent a lot of time in the lab with his 15 member team. the difficult part is to from a tiny piece of block to the lama to take out the cells which can produce these special antibodies and select the ones which are very efficient in blocking the virus. following the lab tests the scientists want to conduct preclinical studies on hamsters before the end of the year there could be a human test as a basis for a pharmaceutical what do you plan to do with our antibody from origin from the lama is to administer it so injected into people who are diagnosed with go with 19 so to prevent them from becoming sick or very sick. an

, those are pretty rude lean —— routinely censored. or the dalai lama, those are pretty rude lean ——gh. to be honest, it is hard to look past the fact that these tech companies have been sucked into a wider geopolitical battle between two superpowers. that's it for the short cut of click for this week, there is so much more in a full—length version which is waiting for you on iplayer. next week, we will be looking at another hugely important topic, technology being used to fight climate change. until then, catch up with is anytime you wa nt then, catch up with is anytime you want on social media, youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching, see you soon. there is just no stopping them, mercedes lock out the front of the grid. can anyone stop hamilton head of the spanish grand prix? and anything can happen. hello and welcome to sportsday. rugby union's premiership returned this weekend after a five—month coronavirus break. and there was no let up from league leaders exeter this afternoon. the chiefs outclassed leicester tigers, who fielded a largely new

it primarily a western phenomenon the reason i'm asking is because i read somewhere that the dalai lama when he was asked about the crisis of self-worth in the west had major trouble understanding the concept is that primarily and western malady and by west i also include russia by the way well i think it's fair to say and i have great respect for the dalai lama that he's operating out of a whole different understanding of self in the world and it's one designed to manage anxiety and give him a sense of peace and detachment for most of us were thrown into this world and we find ourselves wrapped up and caught up in those conflicts of which you describe and yes it's certainly true the child within us often governs our behaviors and our responses to people but underneath that again is a core nature that is seeking some sort of rapprochement some sort of accord with us in our choices if i can align my choices with that inner life i will feel the purposefulness even thought my life is caught up in the world of conflict and so forth as a as a psychoanalyst i live in a world of suffering it's

it primarily a western phenomenon the reason i'm asking is because i read somewhere that the dalai lama when he was asked about the crisis of self-worth in the west had major trouble understanding the concept is that primarily and western malady and by west i also include russia by the way well i think it's fair to say and i have great respect for the dalai lama that he's operating out of a whole different understanding of self in the world and it's one designed to manage anxiety and give him a sense of peace and detachment for most of us were thrown into this world and we find ourselves wrapped up and caught up in those conflicts of which you describe and yes it's certainly true the child within us often governs our behaviors and our responses to people but underneath that again is a core nature that is seeking some sort of rapprochement some sort of accord with us in our choices if i can align my choices with that inner life i will feel the purposefulness even thought my life is caught up in the world of conflict and so forth as a as a psychoanalyst i live in a world of suffering it's

it is a dance on rocky i was a buddhist lama as important in mongolia as the current dalai lama into bess. he personally chose this place to build a monastery in 1824 over 100 years to come our monastery was one of the most important buddhist centers of faith in mongolia. and. it gave it an intimate $930.00 s. mongolia's communist government turned against but as a monks were condemned as anti stalinist elements thousands were imprisoned all killed and monasteries were destroyed. as of the 1st arrests and executions of buddhists took place on september the 10th $937.00 of them 6 future generations must learn about it would be that is why on this day we call on the whole world to prevent such evil deeds from happening again to heed the fact that no person should be excluded persecuted or murdered because of his or her beliefs or opinions. when he says he's with them we're gathered here today so that these atrocities will never be repeated and it's. good people hostage. it was. amazing has become part of mongolia's intangible cultural heritage and buddhists from all over the world cele

lama hasan has the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, george. with more than 150 people now dead, thousands more injured from that catastrophic blast that shook beirut to the core, this morning, rescuers are searching for survivors. they are trying to track them down through the cell phone signals. now, as we continue to watch the terrifying videos of the devastating blasts, an american who was watching the plume of smoke from his apartment window when just across the street all of a sudden, the blast occurred. as beirut picks up the -- picks up the pieces from its shattered streets, that desperately needed aid is slowly coming in was with u.s. planes packed with medical aid. water and food are touching down. now, in a city mourning the dead, shock and disbelief is quickly turning into anger with protesters spilling into the streets, clashing with lebanese armed security forces near the parliament building. demanding to know who was responsible for this devastating blast, and how it could have happened. george, they're organizing more protests t

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what do lama and acquire have to do with coronaviruses a lot because mama's have appealed to bodies that can look on fire as the. series of experiments with the fire reveal that sharon salzberg not for the same previously thought. coming along and acquires change the world. is tomorrow today. being 60 minutes on d w. house in a drama competition wife. marketing numbers that is here at site intuition love hate money. fans friends class family and friends told to go off on you tube join us. after a year very drawn back to these places by the millions. these terrible us better known as responsible flying foxes frank to a little forest in zambia. it's thought to be the world's largest mammal migration. and one of africa's greatest unsolved mysteries.

of their out there in the slum of the sisters from the plains bring us lama and sheep world to make the fabric was a muslim unique windows meaning even last. night when the embroidery is finished filomena sends the mosques to indigenously. limaye and i have to and i coordinates the women's work she explains that each mosque tells a story of life in the community. but almost inaudible that i know broidery is by women and mothers it shows them carrying their children and spinning yon those are their daily activities. and they're always plants and animals with them. 700 women from 15 different villages embroider the masks each mask costs 15 bolivian nose around 2 euros anna says they sold 1700 mosques in a week the women have gained an income and greater visibility in society that doesn't have a the work we women do is rarely valued but with these masks we can show up potential our art talent and inspiration. when the masks are ready and i only see a travels to lab has 8 hours away to deliver the orders many bolivian customers prefer these original designs to the more standard masks on off

channel lama and no choirs change the world. tomorrow to. 90 minutes on d w. 3 j compass for us and for our planet the big. blind us is on its way to bring you more conservation law how to make signal scream but how can we protect habitats bodies can make a difference modeling to us the environmental series of little $3000.00 on t.w. and all my. good news crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues them. this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. it. didn't beethoven invent jazz deep doo doo doo doo. did is it is about a 16 month. old. silly romance of stolen beethoven. and of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the beethoven just mildly popular. i see a show or i see a song i feel sure. but how would the world sound with the biggest composer of all time i constantly peek

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and muslims around the world celebrate the dalai lama this year the krona virus is posing a new challenges but people are finding new ways to worship amid the pandemic. i'm michael ok welcome to the program here in germany the number of corona virus infections has soared in recent days the country's leading public health institute is warning that people are letting down their guard and not observing social distancing measures ironic then that berlin is set to see its biggest demonstration against grown a virus restrictions thousands of people are gathering in the german capital central to are caught in park for mass rallies demanding an end to all virus related restrictions conspiracy theorists. and right wing extremists from across the country are among those attending it comes as germany braces for a potential 2nd wave of the krona violence. political correspondent. and ease at the protest and she joins me now laney welcome what's happening where you are. well i'm sounding here behind me tens of thousands i'd say these 15000 people have gathered you described before they call its day of

it and decided to bend towards beijing's will and announced they would never again meet the dalai lama. this to my mind was a very worrying prelude. here's what you think is been in a very important thing for the five eyes. the australian government that last week called for, quite rightly called for, an independent international inquiry into the source of the virus. this i think is crucial. we should not expect and will not get very great cooperation foundation, but even the site of that noncooperation will be very important internationally. the point i wanted to make was this. the backlash, the war of words apart from anything else from the communist party of china's main organs, the journals of papers that it runs and indeed the comments from the chinese ambassador to australia have been exceptionally virulent in the last few days. the description of australia as being a piece of chewing gum on the bottom of the issue of china, that china should just take off. it's really extraordinarily language that the using. but here's the thing. australia is of course in a different position fr

blew up in 2012 between the uk in china over then prime minister cameron's meeting with the dalai lama. in the wake of that, for about a year is a very rocky relations between the uk and china. china canceled narrative meetings with trade invoice and much more. and the government was over a barrel on its period and decided to bend towards beijing's wood announced they would never again meet with the dalai lama. this to mine mine was a very worrying prelude. one of the very important thing, it is because the australian government last week called for, quite rightly called for an independent international inquiry into the source of the virus. this i think is absolutely crucial. should not expect it will not get great cooperation from beijing. but even the sites of that noncooperation the backlash, the war of words from the communist party of china, main organs, the journals, the papers it runs and indeed the comments from among others the chinese ambassador to australia have been exceptionally very lynch and the last few days. the description of australia being a peace of chewing gum on

gentle lama in acquires face the world. tomorrow to. 30 minutes on d w. born. a male i'm good looking but the 2nd season on the ground. it's my back environment so about society it's still about us but all the planets on the brink we spoke to some of the leading experts on the fish. hook up just to get the ball moving sends. the be. do you know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the 77 percent to talk about the issues. from politics to fashion from housing boom boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on d w. william had to be done it goes on because when the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip but i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the bottom of the game of the going to give us legal would. love one son to the other one the ability to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but the ones who are going to. want to know their

taboo issues like tiananmen square, hong kong, falun gong, anything to do with tibet or the dalai lamansored. data security isn't the only reason trump has decided to ban wechat. it is far more political than that and to be honest it is hard to look past the fact that these tech companies have been sucked into a wider geopolitical battle between two superpowers. and that's it for the shortcut of click for this week stopping there is a much more in the full—length version which is waiting for you right now on iplayer. extra week, we are going to be looking at another hugely important topic, the technology being used to fight climate change. until then, you can catch up with us anytime you want on social media, youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter. inks for watching and twitter. inks for watching and we will see you soon. —— thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello and welcome to the film review, with me, anna smith. i am filling in for mark kermode's review this week's releases. first up, ba byteeth, an australian comedy—drama starring eliza scanlen, who appeared as beth

has imposed sanctions on hong kong leader kerry lama and other leading politicians in the territory the move is in response to china's recent introduction of a tough new security law in the city and the other leaders will have any assets they own in the u.s. blocked. bellerose is getting ready to hold its most hotly contested presidential election in years and there are clear signs the government is seeking to hush up the media rights groups say several reporters have been arrested including freelance journalist alexander who reports for d w he's been sentenced to 10 days in prison meaning he will be unable to cover the election president alexander lukashenko is facing a wave of dissent over his dismissal of the covert $900.00 pandemic and his human rights record well the w.'s director general peter limburg expressed concern and irritation about the arrest of alexander berkoff in a letter to the embassy of batteries in germany he wrote on the house of protest in fact to me and in the strongest possible terms against this obvious arbitrary measure by the state it blatantly disregards the

that if you remember in recent years in 2012 between the uk and china in the meeting with the dalai lama. there was rocky relations between the uk and china they canceled meetings with the trade envoy and much more. they decided to bend toward beijing's will. and this was very worrisome. this is a very important thing. the australian government last week quite rightly called for the independent inquiry into the source of the virus. and this is absolutely crucial. we will not get that cooperation but that would be very important internationally but the point i wanted to make was this but the war of words from the communist party of china and the journals and the comments from the chinese ambassador to australia have been virulent the last few days like australia is a piece of chewing gum.

yeah i'm sure lama. ok mises i have been.around the same time as early cohen arrived in syria the world was watching the verdict of the dramatic trial of adult eichmann eichmann was one of the architects of the nazi holocaust when between 5 and 6000000 jews were exterminated during world war 2. he was captured in argentina by mossad agents tried and then subsequently executed in israel. following eichmanns capture and execution israel turned its attention to his assistant i was . this very not of on edge about. the new bill that's already. got it's moved out it's new york fed showed it. who will trust one minute downing saudi is before i will flee if i begin my shop or can we started to ask you how to solder jumped at the heritage as a physical to try. one of cohen's 1st tasks was to track down a louis for his role in sending european jews to nazi concentration camps were him to have said see you again had to with fear made you just saw. and yet out of raw file you east's there and out with sad man. which i mun conducted at m

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animals needing shelter from horses to lamas to chickens. really any livestock that's part of the evacuation zones, volunteers are helping take care of the animals at the fairgrounds in daly city. the arena is posting updates on their facebook page, just search cal palace evacuation center. >>> and proud to be partnering with the red cross and a virtual telethon for fire relief. the number on your screen, 185- 5848 give or head to kpix.com. >>> let's check in with alan martin, live at the sonoma county fairgrounds, alan? >> reporter: here at the sonoma county fairgrounds, this has been an evacuation center that has been used over the years, the kincaid fire was a big evacuation center where people were packed in to the hall here. it's for an evacuation point where people come and dispersed. some people are inside but for privacy reasons we don't want to show you. they are sheltering some people, but not as many because we are in this pandemic and things are being done differently. here we are, raising money for the red cross to help the peop

can stop there some long lamas sitting right there. behind the fence there and obviously the homeowners they just took off with their own live, so they didn't have time to save their livestock. but you can see that there as well and look now with the sunrise coming up look at the thick black smoke this just moving from the right to the left of your screen, the trees are just barely visible or not crystal clear even as close as we are right now power lines here as well it looks like some of those power lines james and darya actually started to wilt a little bit so their sagging at this particular time i don't hear any crackling by the transformers so hopefully they have been de energized we're heading towards this direction down the street towards pleasant valley road. but they were telling us be careful because if these lines come down here then we're already beyond it and we could be trapped and the fire department obviously they to have to have their hands full already they don't need to be saving our lives which is why we pulled ove

coming to you from my neighborhood by india is a main thing. 60 years ago the dalai lama set up government in exile empowered mashallah in the state of the marching for the issue but globalization had the same effect as in the rest of. a sustainable fashion the bill is now working to everybody a lot to mollenhauer new ones that reflect the mix of cultural skills and creative talents of both tibbett. designer tenzin and viva share their love for traditional local and indigenous textiles tenzin is visiting leaving the workshop makes a traditional subject but it's slowly disappearing and then seen once. revive it i'm small. interested about text. all this fiber and you know all this and now when you go out you don't see this get in and an ideologue such a nice normal you want a man you don't get in the market. scene was 5 years old as he was shuffled into a large group of tibetans heading towards india he was part of the 2nd wave of tibetan refugees fleeing chinese persecution. his part insisted behind why he was scattered across the himalayas. arrived and mag loaded guns down on the indian b

gentle lama and acquires change the world. tomorrow to do it in. 30 minutes on d w. the various one of germany's most popular tourist destination is the region's incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday fell in love is like going to get a lot of exercise and while i'm here and while i'm at it i want to find out the ways in which the coronavirus can damage and climate schemes are affecting the tourism here in the us traditional. 16. dollars. a meal time to complete the 2nd season home the french system about the environment and still about society it's them about us little planet on the brink we spoke to several leading let's close in the film about our own future. she stood up only recently spoke of. the. beethoven to justice did you did don't want to do. that is it doesn't judge a 16 month troop rajamani lol so many regrets of stolen beethoven. and it was course the subconscious always was. thing is clear could be told is wildly popular. and she assured. the moon snow the biggest composer of all time i consciously b

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food for the llamas and protect the soil from the ocean after the harvest the animals came to graze lama down provided fresh new chance since the king want them started farmers have been pushing for maximum yields while the scrap land has been clean. just. don't just proved i was shocked by the fact that 152200000 hectares of llama grazing land has been ploughed up for keene one at the south bridge but i'm sure. there are no chemo fields as far as the eye can see rising to man has led to massive expansion in the plants cultivation teaming the fields has left the soil without the vegetation that it protected from wind of roshan. i remember your landlord. does and when you walk along here you only see annual wage growing now there was oil that's completely unprotected. ultimately what we're doing is promoting the development of high land deserts. or the farmers won't have the conditions they need to produce here so people have to go elsewhere. that change is already making itself felt with crop yields declining some farmers have already given up and. the city's to make a living as unskille

the gathering president manuelle my call visited the city of new moves and gave a speech about his lama separatism just a few 100 meters from the church he spent an hour shaking hands with members of the public no one more masks no one practiced social distancing it was mid february large gatherings were still nothing unusual. from head to mass gatherings should have been banned everywhere much and. as a do you say these aspects of society that are taken for granted should have been challenged. as a chef but no one wanted to make a decision that would have made them politically unpopular. in. france was slow to realize how far the outbreak of progressed the religious gathering of new was contributed to a countrywide infection. thousands of attendees are believed to a transmitted the virus. by february china was flattening the curve. in march the number of new infections in europe exceeded those in china. ranking of countries by corona related deaths per 1000000 made europe the new epicenter of the pandemic. just want to be able spotted this you know. comfy can call one i mean does this

experience with the prior reveal that sharon salzberg much further than simply the sleep by the gentle lama in acquires means the world. to borrow 10 to. 30 minutes on d. w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss them and just 3 of the topics covered in the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you like and the information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at dot com slash science. did beethoven just this deep deep deep doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. doo it is it is a god of 16. to come monday peter truth. so many rubber bands have stolen beethoven through. of course the subconscious always one thing is clear to me total just wildly popular. t.v. i see a sure i see a star i love you strong. but how would the world sell with the biggest composer of all time i constantly came to imagine. rooms class horn player center willis on a visit to journey of discovery. world without a total start september 16th i want to doubl