>> coleman flowers: yes.at it, it looks like play-doh. >> whitaker: the dense soil can't absorb liquids drained from septic tanks, causing waste to pool in yards and back up into homes. charlie mae and willie holcombe say raw sewage has flooded their property for the last 30 years. >> charlie mae holcombe: all these years we've been here, my kids have never-- name a year-- been able to go out there and play in the yard. and even when it wasn't flooded, let me tell you something-- the ground stays so soft, you could walk out there and, like, you sinking. >> whitaker: it's mushy? >> charlie mae holcombe: yes, it's mud and waste. >> whitaker: the retired couple live on a fixed income in hayneville, the county seat. incredibly, they pay monthly swage fees to have waste from their septic tank empty into this municipal lagoon, roughly eight football fields of sewage. so, where's the lagoon? >> willie james holcombe: the lagoon's across the road over there. >> charlie mae holcombe: right behind those houses right th

the slopes of mount dom haven't a home to countless flowering plants. the most famous iranian honey is produced here. ah mad dot armine is a beekeeper. he followed in his father's footsteps, who passed on his love for bees and honey to him as a young boy. he's now been keeping bes, for 30 years. mobile, it is an around the 1st of june. you said we're given a permit that lets us stay in laura park, but until september, 1st of that year. but my job is we can set up a camp top, but with 10 solemnly hum solely jody. when we do the most of the arts and cabins are forbidden. here on the road, we've set up one or 2 tents jo live here, and 12 are behind the door. mum, a cindy rodie, the bees make honey from time milk. fetch, giant fennel and other powers i if you wish. yeah, it's an excellent honey. why do. busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with the honey we make also has medicinal properties. i said ill be sham. a silly govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plants species. iran is the world's 3rd largest honey producer

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and it's a mock of how important the nazi where the flower is. it is a blanket of them all around the foot of the start chick. and this is where they produced in the green houses of the such a mill called the strict on the outskirts of the city. perhaps it was inevitable. the egg of florida is that they got flowers in english, is dedicated his life to them from may when their 1st planted, his livelihood rests on these plants. doing well, recommend eslinger practically, it's a year's income and a lot of families depend on this more than one half barrels and families just in such a mil coker from work. and they're hoping for big bounce in sales as met could continues to open up in christmas comes john holman, out visitor, mexico city. ah, this is agitated, let's get around up the top stories u. s. president joe biden is wanting unvaccinated americans of a winter of severe illness and death. biden says the alma con coven. 19 very. it will spread rapidly in the new year, and he's appealing for more people. forget booster japs! it's here now. and spre

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the slopes of mount dom haven't a home to countless flowering plants. the most famous iranian honey is produced here. blue man dodged armine. as a beekeeper, he followed in his father's footsteps, who passed on his love for bees and honey to him as a young boy. he's now been keeping bes for 30 years. mobile, it is an around the 1st of june. you said we're given a permit that lets us stay in lar park until september, 1st of that year. but my job is we can set up a camp top but with tense only. i'm sorely jody. when we do the most in hudson cabins, are forbidden. here on the road. we set up one or 2 tents jo live here and 12 are behind your mamma. ah, us in the body. the bees make honey from time. milk fetch. giant fennel and other flowers as you wish. yeah, it's an excellent honey but do. busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with the honey we make also has medicinal properties. i said the old regime, a silly govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plants species. iran is the world's 3rd largest honey producer. be keep

a light conservatory of flowers. lights in golden gate park designed by josh hubert which is in the music concourse. the sky star wheel. and then alterverse poetry live music and arts at the concourse. for more information on these events and attractions, check out sfrecpark.org/lights2021. moving from thanksgiving to the winter holidays to summer. the new year is on the horizon and that means we're already making plans for next summer and the highly anticipated return of camp mather. the lottery will be open through january 6th. to enter the lottery, visit sf park.org. also made available for low-income familieses. last quick update on the bayview playground opening. the current renovation is almost complete. the sod has been installed. it needs a few more days or weeks for full establishment, but the opening is upon us and we actually anticipate a ribbon cutting ceremony before the end of the year so stay tuned for more on that one. tomorrow, friday, we are celebrating additional funding at the cannons bay mall. th

he snacked on potted flowers on the porch before getting bored and moving along.t's intentional. he wanted to find out if they could come out and play. >> snacking on potted flowers, bringing it full circle? potted? >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, emmy and tony award winner, cynthia nixon. plus, from the new film, "the last son," heather graham. and 'tis the season to learn how to avoid holiday scams. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ryan: morning, deja. >> kelly: i feel like we are dressed at -- >> ryan: to go somewhere. you want to go somewhere later? >> kelly: yes.

and it's a mark of how important the nazi boiler flower is. it is a blanket of them all around the foot of the start to and this is where they produced in the green houses of the such a mill called the strict on the outskirts of the city. perhaps it was inevitable. the egg of florida is that they got flowers in english, is dedicated his life to them from may when their 1st planted, his livelihood rests on these plants, doing well, economic eslinger. practically, it's a year's income. a lot of families depend on this. more than one half 1000 families, just insult you milk over from work. and they're hoping for big bounce in sales as met could continues to open up. and christmas comes. john hohmann out to cedar mexico city. ah. they want you all to 0 with me, said hill robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. the amazon variant is driving record crone of iris cases. in many countries around the world, france has bound all non essential travel from the u. k. and on the african continent, the dance from amazon barrens have driven infections up

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now the poinsettia flower is synonymous with christmas. in many countries, and millions of them are grown every year in mexico, where it's known as been no chip winner. and this holiday season produces a hoping for bumper sales after business suffered and the pandemic. john holland reports from mexico city. ah christmas is approaching in mckuddle there her micah, one of latin america's biggest flower market. and one plant in particular is the star of the show. the not ship when it takes its name from the spanish for christmas eve. it's endemic to mexico. and it's color means it's become synonymous with the festive season. the government estimates that about $20000000.00 plants, a grown a year for a date. christmas isn't the same without it. we met her, she snapped up more than 10 bouquets. when appleautomotive at heart, from the fact that it's pretty and joyous, it helps the people that grow it. to me it's a really important falla, that means a lot at this time of year. the us takes, could it quit less? so 22, and used it to control fevers

great to see you. them look at the new flowers going in. they're going to look amazing. this soils looking really good at the many gardener project. children learn respect for nature. once a month, the foundation promotes landscape management, environmental and historic preservation, as well as regional values and scholarship projects that enhance the image of my now island. for tim, at mit i'll, it's great for children if they can join in and get involved. it's an opportunity that doesn't present itself often. unfortunately, when he forgot your green apron. yeah. you're right. i did. oh, she found it hilarious that i was in the flower beds in my white trousers count, bjorn, and countess bettina grew up with 3 siblings and this magnificent palace. when it comes to social engagement for the greater good, there is no doubting the foundations motivation. okay. and in so some and hangin, but whether it's enough to reduce the even bigger post corona gap between rich and poor. that's another question. in campaigns and online statements, an increasing number of millionaires aro

busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with it. the honey we make also has medicinal properties. i said the old regime acidic govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plants species. iran is the world's 3rd largest honey producer. be keeping flourished here in the region even at the dawn of islam. honey is already described as the source of healing in the koran. in the 11th century, the persian philosopher and physician avi center praised honey for its therapeutic properties. ah, the unable ha, being a beekeeper takes love double duty. it's a passion issue and it captures you just like a drug, was the hum, gotta go to it. ah, but sometimes i take the frames out of the hives to kiss them. that's how much i love my b auto amanda simba, ah, ah . charles on his arm from all my custody. i remember when i go back to my tent because all my tiredness and fatigue disappear corner you wallader. i listened to the dumb of aunt river m of on before the wolf, enjoying mount dumb yvonne's beauty all year long and the ma

for there is real value in the small purple flowers of the crocus family that yield the world's most expensive spice. since its introduction from neighboring iran, saffron cultivation has boomed in this province in recent years, and its value to afghanistan given its current economic plight, has never been more important. for saffron produces the turmoil of the taliban takeover has caused disruption for the shipping and banking services they need for exports. but they say at least there isn't the same corruption they faced under the old government method can make on the problems of the banking system. are a big issue for businesses. but i think we face list bureaucratic interference and the long term i'm optimistic about the future. extracting the precious filaments from the flowers, processing the individual threads to remove impurities, then sorting them into different grades requires painstaking attention. it's a role traditionally carried out by women. while men do the work in the fields, despite concerns they taliban might try to stop women from working produce as we spoke, to s

we have a flower out here. >> only in warm climate in southern california, leaves and flowers are toxicsays you can make a tea or soup out of it. it's a poison. >> when we were riding in the car, she pointed out those are bushes. >> angelina and frank's backyard. now they wonder since angelina was so eager to get a death certificate and collect life insurance, what did you slip up and tell them that maybe the plant is what killed frank. >> they spoke with her again and again gathering evidence against frank's co-workers. >> we keep on asking her. >> it could be anything, the flowers on the road or could be -- >> flowers on the road? >> yeah, what the heck are those? they grow them in the middle of the highway. >> at this point she knows what it's. >> she's trying to get you to say it. >> she would rather have us say it and we have her say it. >> try as they might, they could not get angelina say the word. >> she kept on calling them about chad and one day delivered another clue straight to investigators. someone had call her she said and told her something big. >> okay, it was about may

the casket stands now over the grave of the refs, with white flowers rusting upon it.y description, including one made up in the form of a cross of white flowers. another a shield of the united states colors. and the tribute which the nation has paid to the 31st president of the united states is at an end. this is grand price speaking from the herbert hoover burial site, returning you to our studios. >> that's that. >> think, you lynn, we do just have a couple of minutes and a lot of questions here to run through. several are wondering why did they refer to them as body carriers instead of paul bearers? we had a cultural thing at the time? is there any story behind that terminology? >> probably a cultural thing. i think it could be old school, because throughout almost all of the radio man referred to the box in which the body was in as a coffin. that is incorrect, it was a casket. a coffin it's a diamond shape. picture a kite with the top and the bottom cut out. we see them in the 1920s horror movies, in all of that. that is a coffin. caskets are rectangular. he was b

soil and other provinces will also produce a fraud. placing such trust in the powers of one tiny flower may be hoping for too much. but this is a country in need of any little help right now. rob mcbride, al jazeera herat africa, and this done. a giant christmas tree has been lit up in the occupied westbank city of bethlehem, where christians believe jesus was born faithful, gathered outside the church of the service. he hoping that covert 19 doesn't ruin another holiday season just here is neither. abraham was there as the lights went on the be the best i did these in 2009 ever. this is 50 that had hit that door. is that because bob and beaver weren't even allowed to with 3 lighting ceremony last year. but the day that differ in thousands and thousands of palestinians are here that these people are coming from different places from quantity occupied blood bag. oh, it is ready. this is one of the initiatives this year to revive the economy christmas market where people can sell their products as well as their crafts people. here in bethlehem have depended on tourism for decades. so natu

there micah, one of latin america's biggest flower markets. and one plants in particular is the star of the show. the no chip winner. it takes its name from the spanish for christmas eve. it's endemic to mexico, and it's color means it's become synonymous with the festive season. the government estimates that about $20000000.00 plants growing a year for a deep christmas isn't the same without it. we met her, she snapped up more than 10 bouquets. when appleautomotive her a pot from the fact that it's pretty and joyous, it helps the people that grow it. to me it's a really important falla, that means a lot at this time of year. the us takes, could it quit, le thought you to and used it to control fevers and heart conditions. but it was when the u. s. ambassador jo point set fell in love with it and took several plants back to the u. s. that it really became popular now in english. the flowers cool poinsettia off the him, and it's all over mexico city as the cap to comes back to life off to the worst of the pandemic. this is the city's main arter

at the limbo edge is eda gutman do not farmers in western afghanistan of just finished harvesting flowers that produce saffron is the world's most expensive spice. and this corner the world makes some of the best offering hope in a country teetering. on the brink of economic disaster, al jazeera, rob mcbride reports now from hirata province in the fields of hair at the end of the saffron harvesting, is often marked by children from nearby villages coming to pick what's left for pocket money for there is real value in these small purple flowers of the crocus family that yield the world's most expensive spice. since its introduction from neighboring iran, saffron cultivation has boomed in this province in recent years, and its value to afghanistan given its current economic plight, has never been more important. for saffron producers, the turmoil of the taliban takeover has caused disruption for the shipping and banking services they need for exports. but they say at least there isn't the same corruption. they faced under the old government mexican economy. problems of the banking system ar

the opening of the flowers goes to huge numbers of species. when i learned, first learned, typical way orientation of the branch and then, it is dry season and half of the species have lost their lease. and then it came to the first fall. everything came in at once. one day we go by, three days go by and five, 10, 20 different species are out. i just decided to try to bank it in my brain. and then you have to classify. you said earlier, i am paraphrasing, having no alphabet. what can i do? i tried to write what something smells like. just totally lost. no way to do that. but, if five different species in the coffee family come out at once, at first they all smelled like that to me. then i began to get to a point where i could distinguish between the species. keep at it for a while. i had no alphabet. what ended up happening over time —-dash all of them smelled generally alike. all the caper smell alike. >> myrdal versus caper? >> yes. i could do that. it was in interesting exercise. i took him through the forest and i had him focus on it. a wo

the slopes of mount dumb of aunt our home to countless flowering plants. the most famous iranian honey is produced here. blue man dodged armine. as a beekeeper, he followed in his father's footsteps, who passed on his love for bees and honey to him as a young boy. he's now been keeping bes for 30 years. more we'll do an around the 1st of june. you said we're given a permit that lets us stay in lar park until september, 1st of that year. but my job is we can set up a camp top, but with tense only hum, solely judy will meet you the most in hudson cabins are forbidden here on the road . when we set up one or 2 tents go live here and tend to are behind your mom with us in the body. the bees make honey from time milk. fetch giant fennel and other powers i if you wish. yeah, it's an excellent honey. but do. busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with the honey we make also has medicinal properties are silly elvish an acidic govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plant species. iran is the wolf, 3rd largest honey producer. be k

a little girl with flowers. inside the entrance, the procession for the rotunda, the hoover family and military and civilian leaders watched while the national color detail clergy and personal flag bearer accompanied the casket as it was carried to the center of the rotunda and placed on the lincoln catapult. the personal flag was posted and the casket going onto the cannibal, the catapult was a platform built originally from president lincoln's casket when he was assassinated in 1865 and maintained that the capitol and used for state funerals was once the flags were posted, the first relief guard of honor took position at the lincoln capitol and the body barriers were dismissed after a salute. >> the same group we will see again. a little bit later. once they departed, the reverend frederick brown harris, chaplain of the senate delivered a short eulogy adjusting mister hoover's humanitarian work and his strong unbending unblemished. then president johnson placed a wreath at the base of the lincoln catapult and

she loved flowers and collected them from all over the world. come vance and val told me to use lighter colors so you could see them at night. i am at lunch time seemed report white, pink and bright red. any assist? let me come out of rainbow. la mamma chromosome. not sophomore boy. in 1967, at the situation again, grew tense. the arab states began to mobilize, fearing an attack on 3 fronts. israel decided to launch a preemptive strike. on june 5th, 1967. israel began an air attack against its neighbors, egypt, jordan and syria. during what became known as the 6 day war, israel also captured east jerusalem. the marine no haute to defer. i lowered that the, the hotel was right on the front line visit. a few rockets hit the square in front of the hotel mirror that there were no casualties. who am latoya? the measure was my country a giraffe were but when the israelis captured east jerusalem early in the thir were no problems for the hotel. and here, man, everything went on as normal, a muscular ladder to lumala over to, oh, is ralph security tree

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