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forest the local communities are now walking together in order to maintain or given through the forest hill. a bound to fall harvest of all at plants that's not something that pharma smalley so take for granted. here's one of over 20000 farmers living in the new year's region of northwest in senegal many live close to the closed and still potentially face of threats of erosion and sand storms. but the valves of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shield against wind and coastal erosion. from city of new suburb right here when we heard no it was one snow it seemed that and the other is is known for his leaving duties. for these trees we had plenty to eat up the village and we did we need in cause and we should like to call that much land busines and he needed to produce a culture a city's they've made it impossible for the foremost to sense and here it was. rooted the. to day 6 of the sons of senegalese vegetable production comes from the news region. an estimated 225000 tons of pro

hills. the forests have been allowed to come back, the villagers have become our partners in conservation anduture. they need the forest for clean air, clean water, to regulate rainfall and climate. and that programme is now in six other african countries where jgi is studying chimpanzees. so there are large areas of forest and the villagers are beginning to leave corridors where the chimps can move from one community to another, which they must do to avoid inbreeding. so, i have great hope, but we don't have long to do it, and seeking funding... gombe‘s 60 this year, 60th anniversary, we were going to use the 60th anniversary for galas and to raise money, but that is all now put on hold because of covid—19. but nevertheless, i do have hope that the young people, because of this brain that's coming up now, finally, with ways of living in greater harmony with nature, because of the resilience of nature — give it a chance, it comes back — and because of what i call the indomitable human spirit, the people who tackle what seems impossible and won't give up and very often succeed. i have to say,

. >> reporter: nestled shining in silence in the forested limestone hills of remote southwest china,world's biggest single-dish radio telescope, more than five football fields across, is scanning beyond our skies. its chinese name, "tian yan," means "eye of heaven." 12 families were first relocated out of this natural depression. engineers laid down more than 4,000 aluminum panels over a year to detect faint, mysterious, fast radio bursts, ripples in time, and to search for extra terrestrial life. this telescope is some 26 years in the making and became fully operational last january. cbs news gained television access on a cold december weekend, only because the telescope was offline for maintenance. "we've got the highest sensitivity in the world," says wang qiming, fast's chief inspector. "see that huge steel ring? see those six towers piercing the clouds? they're spectacular and gigantic. we're all so happy." this is the apple of this cosmic eye, the 30-ton "feed cabin" hoisted by those towers nearly 500 feet up. its job, to collect data from the universe reflected from the dish.

francis wood and forest hill. he decided he needed something greater. there was massive pools and fountains. he decided to add a new element to the terraces. the circular park on the court was landscaped with a central sundial 34 feet in diameter surrounded by winding pathways, plantings and four columns with benches. the sun dial, the angle piece that creates time keeps is 28 feet in length and 17 feet high. it had a reflecting pool with two seal heads. >> has the historic integrity been compromised? >> the pool and the seal heads are gone. the rest of the sun dial park is intact. >> wouldn't the planning department say it is compromised? >> depending on what you feel the significance is. they were gone before 1930. the sun dial is a neighborhood icon and place of pleasure since that time. >> proceed. >> i would be okay if you bring the seal heads back. the plantings on the sections of lawn denoted cardinal direction in the shape of nsew for the directions. wading pool and plantings were removed by the late 20s. the other elements of the park remain in

year old osama i mean managed to make his own way to freedom but the punishing trek across forests and rocky hills has left him fighting for his life. he's bedridden because of sickle cell anemia made worse by this experience his father is desperately worried about his health never to name him. he said he was propped up and helped along by fellow students as they march for a fake forest when their group was rested for a few minutes he saw a chance to escape he crawled away and hid behind a tree he dragged himself to a village ways brought home on a motorcycle. going to secondary school from where the boys were taken is now shut just like schools in 3 other states in nigeria's north west the authorities are taking no chances and they could be father such raids nigeria's security forces are overstretched and they are fighting many battles including against the i'm group boko haram why against western style education but eventually the government would one of the schools to reopen i mean to greece al-jazeera and nigeria. then as well as can controversial constituent assembly has been dissolved it was

i said, i lived in forest hills enabled. he said, i lived in forest hills neighborhood. did you ever know mr. mccue? i said, he was my little league coach. he goes, he was my little league coach. i said, you're little petey olson? so pete olson and i come together to congress in 2018, found out we knew each other when we were kids and his dad worked for a big paper mill and went on to houston. the houston oilers now play one hour from my home in nashville. so we're proud to have the hopies still cheer for them -- i hope he still cheers for them in nashville. he's a year older than me, his birthday is today. we had the same second grade teacher. he goes, did you have ms. lekates? i had her. the story about her is this, from the time summer was out that pete olson left and before school commenced that i went into second grade with ms. lekates. something momentous happened in her life. her son was killed in vietnam. and it's really the only name i personally know on the wall when i go. you've heyward of people, but the only person i had a personal connection to. every time

francis wood and forest hill. he decided he needed something greater. there was massive pools and fountains. he decided to add a new element to the terraces. the circular park on the court was landscaped with a central sundial 34 feet in diameter surrounded by winding pathways, plantings and four columns with benches. the sun dial, the angle piece that creates time keeps is 28 feet in length and 17 feet high. it had a reflecting pool with two seal heads. >> has the historic integrity been compromised? >> the pool and the seal heads are gone. the rest of the sun dial park is intact. >> wouldn't the planning department say it is compromised? >> depending on what you feel the significance is. they were gone before 1930. the sun dial is a neighborhood icon and place of pleasure since that time. >> proceed. >> i would be okay if you bring the seal heads back. the plantings on the sections of lawn denoted cardinal direction in the shape of nsew for the directions. wading pool and plantings were removed by the late 20s. the other elements of the park remain in

. >> reporter: shining in silence in the forest of rhinestone hills in southwest china holds the single biggest telescope standing beyond our skies. the chinese name means the eye of heaven. engineers laid down more than 4000 aluminum panels over a year to detect mysterious fast radio bursts and ripples in space time in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life. this is 26 years in the making and became fully operational last january. cbs new gained television access only because the telescope was off-line for maintenance. >> we have the highest sensitivity in the world, see those six towers piercing the clouds? they are spectacular and gigantic. we are all happy. this is the apple of the cosmic eye. the 30 time feet cabin hoisted by the towers 500 feet up, its job is to collect data from the universe reflected from the dish. it is breathtaking to see it's physically complete. >> reporter: what we do not see is a quiet zone that stretches three miles in every direction from here, scientists want to listen to faint radio waves coming from millions of light- years away not from a cell

which is snowfall from the school and from there there are several kilometers across the forest and rocky hills and into some forested was where they have their operational base and they've been operating there for many years now for at least 80 years and some for a state so he told us that they're coming home and he explained to me that a 344 are now coming back home and it went on father by explaining that immediately they arrive we are moving to a secure location look after the health feed them and before we call on their promise to come and meet them we also understand that the president has been but patient in here in his home state will see them before he departs for object probably tomorrow all of the day after is any understanding that all of the boys have not been released august who are being kept that that. what the governor wasn't quite sure about the total number because this is cool that student population of more than 800 and this morning he told us that more than 400 have returned to the to their communities to their homes to their parents and what they are looking i had is prob

managed to make his own way to freedom but the punishing trek across forests and rocky hills has left him fighting for his life. he's bedridden because of sickle cell anemia made worse by this experience his father is desperately worried about his health never to noon. today he said he was propped up and helped along by fellow students as they march for a 5th forest when their group was rested for a few minutes he saw a chance to escape he crawled away and hid behind a tree he dragged himself to a village ways brought home on a motorcycle going to secondary school from where the boys were taken is now shut just like schools in 3 other states in nigeria's north west there are thought of taking no chances that they could be father such raids nigeria's security forces are overstretched and they are fighting many battles including against the armed group boko haram why against western style education but eventually the government one of the schools to reopen a committee greece al-jazeera gets into nigeria ethiopia has government is offering a reward for information that could help locate

francis wood and forest hill. he decided he needed something greater. there was massive pools and fountains. he decided to add a new element to the terraces. the circular park on the court was landscaped with a central sundial 34 feet in diameter surrounded by winding pathways, plantings and four columns with benches. the sun dial, the angle piece that creates time keeps is 28 feet in length and 17 feet high. it had a reflecting pool with two seal heads. >> has the historic integrity been compromised? >> the pool and the seal heads are gone. the rest of the sun dial park is intact. >> wouldn't the planning department say it is compromised? >> depending on what you feel the significance is. they were gone before 1930. the sun dial is a neighborhood icon and place of pleasure since that time. >> proceed. >> i would be okay if you bring the seal heads back. the plantings on the sections of lawn denoted cardinal direction in the shape of nsew for the directions. wading pool and plantings were removed by the late 20s. the other elements of the park remain in

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in the fairy tale forest you can see depictions of stories by the brothers clint. hill and gretel. king thrush beard and the frock king. and who's this my namesake lucas or luke the engine driver. now we're at the medieval market. over here it's a bit more quiet in cold rain the way it should be at christmas time. the day is over and i'm in the christmas he moves the medieval flare off the old town certainly adds to the festive atmosphere well this mixture of seafaring tradition and christmas city is certainly something very special that i have never experienced before now there's only one thing missing. back to st where singing christmas carols is an annual tradition. i am. who i am i am told. her. i am. a visionary and a pragmatist klaus' detailing a man. with a departing director of the get to institute. a tireless traveler dedicated to intercultural dialogue the movement of the final year bidding farewell to a cultural ambassador march 21 and. next on t w o. b b u s news high tech flagship and indeed. the whole read on it is now available as a plug in hybrid. electric motor mor

heavier rainfall will be in the hills and in the mountains. here's our forest animation.nto the late night hours, steady rain tonight into about the wee hours of the morning. a little bit of a break -- at least the intensity of the rain will ease up and others wave of steadier, heavier rain will come in tomorrow night into sunday and that will probably wind down by the end of the day on sunday. most locations can expect between a quarter inch to half an inch, but a little heavier in the north way. a birnt weather advisory in effect for the sierra. highs tomorrow upper 50s to about 60, 61 degrees. after a weekend that will be wet off and on, we can expect a dryer pattern developing on monday. it looks like our next chance of rainfall will be around thursday of next week. larry and deon. >> all right. thank you, spen for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inh

the children who have come back a poor king about tough conditions dems killing mountains hills and crossing forests so as to as the abductors pushed them deeper and deeper into the forest while coming together we saw large movement of troops and large presence of troops on roadblocks along the way so the officials here are telling us they want to keep things tighter and tighter under control one official was saying that they have denied those people holding the children freedom of movement and they've kept them in one place parents went when they heard that they were hopeful but a quick resolve to this issue will be done many people are wondering whether how whether it will end peacefully but the prayer of most commute most of the people in the community is that it ends peacefully and successfully and they have the children back. french president emanuel mccraw is now tested positive for coated 19 and is self isolating after he developed symptoms he's canceled a forthcoming trip to lebanon and will quarantine for 7 days mr micron's office says it's not known who he contract the virus from the prime

forest. and finally, this is from marie, a gorgeous shot, the cheviot hills in northumberland. thank you. businesses will need to make sure that they are ready for new customs procedures, and we as individuals need to make sure that our passports are up because they need to have at least six months before expiry on them to be able to travel abroad. but more guidance is available on the government's website, cover .uk forwards transition. those web addresses are never straightforward to read out! you guys and government have been warning for some months about the need for businesses in particular to prepare, here we are a few days before, in yourjudgment, how prepared are businesses? are there some who still have work to do? again, i would not criticise any business because it is government job to support business in order to be ready. i think a lot of businesses are ready, particularly the larger businesses. some smaller businesses will still want to do a bit more in order to be able to be ready. we are there to help them, and the advice we are giving and the money we have invested in mak