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that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air.t's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect, what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this works is, air comes down through here, gets sucked in through the evaporator which pulls moisture out of the air. the water then drips down into this water tray and the byproduct, which is cold air, gets sucked through there which could be used for air—conditioning in the summer. and another byproduct is heat generated through the condenser, which could be used to heat homes in the winter or wherever it may be used. brill, shall we give it a taste? well, why not? there we are, water from thin air. it does have essence of machine about it. it may do. it does have a somewhat m

flying cars air taxis. will the skies soon be teeming with them like a new cult classic the 5th element. in. a lot of news reports mention the film the 5th element where the whole sky is full of aircraft it's definitely not going to be like that imagine you have a dedicated takeoff and landing pads then it's more like a kind of cable car where they all fly in a row like a string of pearls. defined routes with designated landing pads for example on high rise building. it's like this luxury tower in miami in germany munich central railway station is getting a landing pad. air taxis are being discussed by the german ministry of transport. we have a keen interest in air taxis being deployed in germany in $27.00 saying we issued a drone ordinance that regulates the operation of unmanned aircraft the next step is to introduce regulations tailored to air taxis and. this will be done mainly on a european level. frankfurt airport is in talks with the european aviation safety agency the plan a kind of air bridge betw

eastern which airs on fox.t here at 9:00 o'clock in the morning, 10:00 o'clock in the morning and the tailgating has already begun. people making food, breakfast on the grills. consuming tallboy after tallboy. you know what they say, at the racetrack yesterday, the race happened here, at least five crosses at high speeds yesterday. there were a bunch of car crashes and a race broke out. there will be one extra driver. it will be driver number 41 here. it is the beast. president trump and the first lady will be inside the beast as presumably one of his expert drivers drives that beast all the way around the track on daytona's famous high banked turns. they will try to get as close to 100 miles per hour, half the speed of the racecars, these nascar race car drivers go, close to 200 miles. 500 miles. forty drivers involved. the president grand marshall and the crowd expected to pretty much eat him up and take on the volume of applause and cheers. the president will probably eat it up as well. molly: impressive to

air pollution is impacting on our children's lungs, and it especially impacts on growing lungs. work have a 10% reduced lung capacity as a result of air pollution, so it seems sort of counterintuitive that we are asking our kids to go outside and exercise when we know that it might be affecting them in terms of asthma, in terms of respiratory illness and also, overall, in terms of reducing their lung capacity long—term. well, last year, the government announced new plans to tackle air pollution, acknowledging that it harms children and shortens lives. the government also wants to bring as many major sporting events to the uk as it can. in 2022, the commonwealth games will be staged in birmingham. well, the new report found dangerous levels of air pollution right alongside the main venue for those games. is the commitment to sport matched by a commitment to the environment? the government have been committing to meet world health organization limits on air pollution and to make those legal limits for the uk, which is great, it's what we want, but there is no target attached to th

into the air. china has become the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases followed by the us india russia and japan. germany is number 6 on the list responsible for 2 percent of global c o 2 emissions. it's estimated that about 90 percent of people in the countries of the pacific have to breed toxic. the reasons are different of course traffic dependence on fossil fuels bonding forest. in many countries. because it produces large quantities of carbon dioxide a young woman has. after every harvest thailand's rice farmers burn off the remaining rice straw stubble to clear that. the acrid smoke carries far and wide on the wind. in the northern province of lampung the harvest is underway since early in the morning women have been out in the fields cutting the sheaves with their sickles. fish there's a lot of straw left on the field typically a kilogram kilogram of rice if it's left to rot it will release me face a potent greenhouse gas but burning the straw emits a c o 2 and creates fine particula

in the end only clean air and water vapor image. if you feed us that. you're going to ferret out now you don't say anything because they're going to the field. if you want to they're just going to sit in the gap. much the only you know you can delegate that you can use it for making any difficult not only for that but any other chemical because it is more than 99 percent of you. today the blond generates around $175.00 tons of carbon dioxide but the soda and the entire plant itself can now be classified as the new crude the soda ash is then sold as a roman mostly for the production of glass. in the u.s. cities develop and glass cloud offices mushroom using them you can sort of means a significant decrease in the carbon footprint of office buildings i think our pieces are companies and believe that it is possible to be climate neutral carbon dioxide negative a negative. reviews product and keep going about the business you have been doing. as world economy should resistance graphical change perhaps green technologies that ensure profitability significant

sets for the air force and deployable air-based systems for the air force. we have also been able to dramatically improve the airfield infrastructure and reception infrastructure in the eastern part of europe to where it is equipped today to safely receive those resources and effectively get those resources where they need to go for soldiers and sailors and airmen and costars and marines to be effective. >> impressive record of success and that's one of the reasons i think that we need something similar. you, my home state of missouri, proud home of the b2 and proud future home of the b@21. can you speak to the roles you see them playing in deterring russia? gen. wolters: senator, those airframes are part of the critical triad -- airplanes are part of the critical triad. deterrence that sits over europe as part of the great success we have had to be able to generate. piece i am excited about the 21, because i b think it will do more of the same with even greater impact. ,> in your written testimony you say china's efforts to build 5g networks and its growing

and air 3&3. our son has had air b8b guardian. and air 3&3.. it is claiming had air b88 and it works really well forthem. it is claiming here had air b88 and it works really well for them. it is claiming here that it can be out of control, so prevalent in some parts that they have one listing for every four poverty which the expansion they say is out of control. for people like my son and many others who air b8b their home, in london, if it is not your home you can only do it for 90 days but for them it is working well. the system seems pretty well run. so you have a warning about the landlord and the person doing it so it seems to work well but it is diminishing the house market. this is largely at its worst in the touristy areas, lake district, edinburgh, 29 out of 100 homes which is astonishing. 3ut, edinburgh, 29 out of 100 homes which is astonishing. but, of course, in some ways, it is better than the second homes that people only use for a small. during the year. but we do have a housing shortage and it is not helping. it must impact on

defenses is becoming a distinguishing feature of the israeli air force the air bus. transporting 172 passengers on board with crip herring to learn in damascus international airport when suddenly. decided to carry out its attacks on syria under 6 months of course in damascus at. the un security council has seen heated debate over the syrian government offensive against militant forces and it led province at the emergency session damascus is on what slammed western countries for supporting terrorist groups are that the u.s. representative head back the situation in northwest syria demands an immediate comprehensible and verifiable ceasefire with whom do you want to hold the ceasefire with the entities that you agree to designate as terrorist groups in this council it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cause terrorist groups in it live as the moderate opposition this is the russian bombs that have destroyed searing hospitals and driven syrian children from their homes we're hearing all of this criticism against russia but none of it is based on anyt

force bomber command headed by air marshal arthur harris. that a lot of people. well that never been tried yet. so. a cynic might say it wasn't about trying to destroy the weapons factories which were very hard to hit but about killing the people who worked in those factories and destroying a city's infrastructure. which in turn would reduce its importance to the military . court and in that regard the plan proved successful. in early february the leaders of britain the soviet union and the us met at yale to discuss their war strategy. prime minister churchill agreed to support the save the spence into germany by stepping up air raids on cities the idea was to disrupt germany's economy even further and to try to break the morongo of the civilian population. church. together at the weekly and then watch films of the bombing where it. and these attacks turned german cities into a smoldering funeral pyre. at that point bombs were being trapped on german cities almost daily dresden was considered a legitimate target but there were also specific

that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air.hanger here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this works is air comes down through here, gets sucked in through the evaporator, which pulls moisture out of the air. the water then drips down into this water tray and the byproduct, which is cold air, gets sucked through there, which could be used for air conditioning in the summer, and another byproduct is heat generated through the condenser, which could be used to heat homes in the winter or wherever it may be used. shall we give it a taste? well, why not? there we are, water from thin air. yes. it does have essence of machine about it. it may do. it does have a somewhat metallic... i mean, if i were to lick that

the show airs this sunday. coverage starts at 5:00.ou can catch a special oscars edition of live with kelly and ryan monday at 9:00 on abc7. >> mike nicco has a look at our weather today. >> let's start by opening the weather window on sfo. the winds are nearly calm. no fog either, unlike i think we'll have tomorrow morning. so enjoy a calmer ride in and out of sfo. here's my accuweather highlights. colder this morning when you step outside but not windchilly. milder this afternoon. our warmest high, friday with highs nearing 70 in the inland neighbor neighborhoods. here's the storm tracker. it's active up in the pacific northwest, vancouver, seattle, portland. then from el paso up to about bangor, maine we have winter weather there. if you're flying through oklahoma city, dallas louis, chicago, memphis, there may be some delays. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. a few high clouds from time to time. temperatures, 64 in santa rosa. 63 in yucaipa. most of us in the 59 area, like at san francisco and half moon bay to 62 range like over

crews at travis air force base are fencing off the west wing end. travis base on hotel with more than 250 people flying in from wuhan, china, will soon be housed in quarantine. officials not talking on camera, but the sew llano county health department is reassuring the community on social media that the quarantine will not pose risk of exposure to travis air force base staff or solano county residents. the risk of this virus spreading in our county is low, they say. >> yeah, it shows it's spreading so rapidly. and in the united states. >> reporter: bernard delhi owns a barber shop right outside the base. he says his customers are not happy about the coronavirus quarantine landing here. they're nervous. >> because it only takes one person. >> that's pretty scary, but i'm sure they know what they're doing bringing them down here. >> reporter: c.j. has friends who live on base. he says they're worried, as health teams set up the quarantine site, folks in fairfield say they hope the coronavirus scare passes soon. >> keep things isolated. i'm not too su

an air tanker an air attack a helicopter, a dozer and to hand crews to that fire. and we're seeing that in february we're seeing that february you can see thesheavyeels a loof feels up into the canopy of the tree and that's what these ews are coming in recing crs have cleared more than 800 acres between colfax and applegate it's one of the 3 dozen state projects approved by the governor to reduce feels heading into wildfire season, hundreds and thousanda personal hours have gone into is field break, here's a before and after picture of the north fork the american canyonrews cut in car vegetation down low before it spres higher and becomes difficult to control what gets in the capy then it starts throwing up embers in spotand then not only do we have the main fire front tt we have spot fires and if it's windy. the spot fires. kerry ahead of the main fire to300 maybe even a quarter a half mile ahead about 15,000 who live in e area are grateful for the fire protection we've already experienced already too like bus for power outages because the wind and how crazyit get

this is proper polar maritime air, the air coming all the way from iceland and greenland, and it willght and into the morning, especially across the northern half of the uk. and tuesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. those winds blowing in some showers almost anywhere really. the more frequent ones will be across the western side of the uk, with some snow over the hills, but there'll be some heavy showers, there'll be some hail and thunder. it will be quite windy for a while in the far south—west of england. and those temperatures will be noticeably lower for england and wales. and a chilly start to wednesday as well. a bit more blue on the chart — almost anywhere could have a pinch of frost, particularly in rural areas. it depends where the showers are and the strength of the wind, there will be some showers around first thing. 0nce those fade away, many parts of england and wales, eastern scotland, may well be dry with a fair bit of sunshine around. the showers continuing into the west and the north—west in particular. again, wintry over the hills. those temperatures aren't

right now the plane is behind air force aircraft. tail just over the top of those aircraft. now, the u.s. state department confirmed there are 14 of those evacuees that tested positive with the coronavirus. they released this statement, quote, during the evacuation process, after passengers had disembarked the ship and initiated transport, u.s. officials received notice 14 passengers who had been tested two to three days earlier had tested positive. and that plain landed minutes ago. the state department also said those passengers were moved to a specialized containment area on the plane to isolate them. so there, were two chartered flights. one on its way here to travis air force base that landed minutes ago and another on its way to a military base in san antonio. aside from the ones that did test positive, will be housed and quarantined in a separate facility from the americans already here being quarantined from wuhan, china. that's the latest developments we have now. 14 of those american evacuees tested positive. >> thanks. >>>

picture of travis air force base. those passengers testing positive for coronavirus had been tested actually two to three days ago. so they were tested two to three days ago. the test results confirmed today. while more people are arriving at travis air force base, more than 200 are getting ready to leave this week. 180 who have been quarantined there will be allowed to leave on tuesday. another 53 get to go home on thursday. until then they're going to be separated with the new evacuees in quarantine. new numbers show nearly 1,800 people have died from the illness. roughly 70,000 people have been infected with the coronavirus. at last check it had spread to 29 different countries including the united states. >>> a search just called off after a rare attack in the wild. a young girl is recovering after a mountain lion attacked her. an extremely popular place for hikers. nbc marianne favro on the scene. >> reporter: fortunately that 6-year-old girl is going to be okay. rangers treated her here for a bite wound to her c

around 8 evacuees, they landed at travis air force base as well as lackland air force base in san antonio about 340 of them and 14 of them actually confirmed to have coronavirus they're hoping that they too at the end of 14 days will be symptom-free and have the same thing happened to them that will happen to the next round of evacuees head to the airports. >>all right, thanks a lot. well well as well mentioned this is the second group expected to arrive today among the first group of americans evacuated from wuhan china travis air force base, some of them were reunited last night with family and friends there was a happy reunion a sacramento airport a father flew in from san diego to see his wife and 2 kids had been in quarantine they have been in china before going into quarantine in the whole family had been together for nearly 2 months. >>before we laughed probably was like on 1, 1, month and a half. ice i was a little bit over a month and for me my last the aau in ways, january 19 whole thing about plan being separated and i can get to them they can't get out and all of the unknowns

>>to 12 and even more evacuees held at travis air force base in fairfield were released today. yesterday the cdc medically cleared the group from having the novel coronavirus said they've been under quarantine for the past 2 weeks kron four's felipe de gaulle met up with an evacuee before. >>catching his flight help. >>having been under federal quarantine the past 2 weeks jeffrey host says he and the 3 other evacuees bust wednesday morning from travis air force base in fairfield to san francisco international airport to their latest adversity in stride when the bus broke down approaching the bay toll really weird to even the inside a bus as i so used to just and not being a really he says he's just happy to be headed back home to southern california after spending most of his days stuck in a hotel room at the air force base streaming movies and exercising when he could pay only ask that you come and let them check your body temp twice a day and. it is asked to you. >>if you have any of the symptoms that they're talking about and that's pretty much the year. >>free to roam aroun

space and that's cds service that's our job and we can do it in the air will do in the air as well the chp says within the last week, several military planes at travis air force base have also been hit with a blue laser. >>but at this point it's unclear if those incidents are tied to this one. i would say that. >>in the odds of someone else in the exact same neighborhood having a blue laser him plenty an aircraft is pretty slim. >>the chp says these type of incidents are on the upswing as for the suspect he could face both federal and state charges and chp our operations in napa dan kerman kron 4 news happening tonight billionaire mike bloomberg will join 5 other democratic candidates on the stage tonight in las vegas. >>for a debate it's bloomberg's first debate after polling more than 10% with voters. billionaire tom steyer didn't make the cut the other candidates on the stage tonight will be joe biden pete buttigieg amy klobuchar elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and speaking of bernie sanders, he appears to be a favorite a senator is californians leading choice right now if you a

a flight from wuhan, china landed minutes ago at traifrs air force base. now a second flight has come in and they're coming from wuhan, china. how long will those americans be quarantined because of the fears of the spreading coronavirus. >> acquit or convict? senators on capitol hill will cast a historic vote today. we'll tell you what to expect later this morning. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to a busy wednesday morning. it's mornings on 2. this is wednesday, february 5th. i'm dave clark. >> thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. let's get over to steve paulson. a little bit of clouds. i was looking at the moon as well. >> you can see some high clouds, yes. on a blue day. >> a blue day. we're all wearing blue. >> we don't plan this. >>> all right. yesterday the wind was a huge deal. temperatures were up. east wind livermore. hayward slight east wind. temps are more in the 30s. lakeport 30. here's my good friend sal castaneda. . >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute here on westbound 580. it's a littl

this free standing wall helps filter toxins from the air. just cut off by shop signed up because they are fine dust that collects on surfaces like these people if you look at the surface of the leaves you can see it all. of the green surfaces also provide a habitat for insects and birds and hyper organisms that have no other natural habitat in and industrial. little kylie and all. so this manmade system provides them with a place to live. in the in farm field. for the last 3 years the project partners have been experimenting to see which plants are likely to flourish where in a vertical garden. south facing walls can develop an almost mediterranean character even in an industrial zone. i think of the side we get most solid here are south facing side so we have been experimenting with herb's. if you we've tried our various things we've got basil meant a lot of aged from our tomatoes garlic chard and a lot more. our colleagues really enjoyed harvesting at all. vertical gardens are designed to bring pockets of nature back to cities. urban plann

and maybe some snow over the cold air and maybe some snow over the brecon beacons.old wet weather still around in the southeast of england on thursday morning, most of the morning it will click away and into that northwesterly chilly air stream, some northwesterly chilly air stream, some sunshine around, showers continue mainly in the northwest of scotla nd continue mainly in the northwest of scotland and northern ireland and a few heading into the northwest of england was still a cold day and temperatures around six, 7 degrees and typically. heading into the end of the week, things will start to change, but what this ridge of high pressure if you heading into the northwest of england was still a cold day in temperatures around six, 7 degrees and typically. heading into the end of the week, things will start to change, but with this ridge of high pressure and fewer showers, friday will start cold and frosty, then we have these weather fronts moving a bit further north this time across the uk. clouds come out bricks of rain coming in on friday. maybe a bit of snow ov

sets for the air force and our deployable air base systems for the air force. we've also been able to dramatically improve the airfield infrastructure and the reception infrastructure in the eastern part of europe to where it is equipped today to safely receive those resources and effectively get those resources where they need to go for our soldiers and sailors and airmen and coast guard and marines to be effective. >> that's an impressive record of success and that's one of the reasons i think we need something similar in our theaters, paycom in particular as i've long advocated for. general, staying with you, whiteman air force base, my home state of missouri, proud home of the b-2 and proud future home of the b-21. can you speak to the role that you see the b-2 and one day the b-21 playing in deterring russia from using nuclear weapons as part of any attempt in the baltics? >> those are part of the critical triad and i'm firmly convinced the nuclear deterrence that sits over europe is part of the great success we've had for the last seven decades in nato to

russian aircraft in the path of the syrian air defense. system now we have to make it very clear that at the end of the day israel is actually violating international law by attacking a sovereign country it always claims that it is targeting u.a.e. and targets in syria but also it has to be mentioned that iranian military advisers are inside syria at the quest of the syrian government which means that they are legally here and that israeli concerns do not legitimize undermining international law the end of the day civilians are being killed and there is an israeli clear israeli disregard of international law it regards to attacking syria every time and then hundreds of attacks that happened of course since the start of the crisis in 2011 and syria damascus government repeatedly accused israel of directly supporting terrorists and that all of these strikes are actually aimed at assisting the terrorists on the ground remember how every time the syrian army was advancing. in a very sensitive area an open answer when there were terrorists befo

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there are 544 confirmed cases now on board that sh 14 people at air force travis air force base tested positive for the virus and this brings the total number of confirm cases in the us to 2922 of those are in califora. right here in the bay area really for e local woman whose parents were evacuated from that cruise ship in japan. kron four's dan kerman talk to her father who is now in texas and his daughters in the bay area. >>since e beginning the year john montgomery and his wife been cruising southeast asia. but the last 2 weeks of americans quarantined eds aboard the diamond princess off japan due to the outbak of the coronavirus we were fair fare for on the boat. >>no question about it becaus the something despite the majors taking take take him. people werestill getting the buyers with the numbers of infeed passengers climbing day after day. >>the montgomery's had little tdo. th walked e upper decks for fresh air and spent most of the rest of their time in a sml windowless cabin. there's nothing you can do expt green beret, if you go getting stressed out and t angry. >>it's goin

protection is conveyed via the air. hence the dust sample gathering. scientists have until now believe that certain microorganisms typically found on fall behind the health benefits but. microorganisms tend not to be carried far in the air so now we think that proteins are a factor in this protective function proteins are larger than microorganisms and are more likely to float in the air a member of a family of proteins called lifeboat kinds helps to protect calcium infection a notable source is counsel. but it's not the only one on cows your night they could also spray the protein into the air or to touch is to dust particles kalle secrete different substances like milk can feed scenes but they urine is often overlooked as a possible source of light callan's even though it's excrete in part as an aerosolized spray. the researchers take the particles that collected to the lab for analysis they found that traditional livestock systems provide greater energy protection for humans than industrial scale enterprises. they therefore suspect that the dust fou

that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air.giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect, what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this works is, air comes down through here, gets sucked in through the evaporator which pulls moisture out of the air. the water then drips down into this water tray and the byproduct, which is cold air, gets sucked through there which could be used for air—conditioning in the summer. and another byproduct is heat generated through the condenser, which could be used to heat homes in the winter or wherever it may be used. brill, shall we give it a taste? well, why not? there we are, water from thin air. it does have essence of machine about it. it may do. it does have a somewhat metalli

that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air.e game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this works is air comes down through here, gets sucked in through the evaporator, which pulls moisture out of the air. the water then drips down into this water tray and the byproduct, which is cold air, gets sucked through there, which could be used for air conditioning in the summer, and another byproduct is heat generated through the condenser, which could be used to heat homes in the winter or wherever it may be used. shall we give it a taste? well, why not? there we are, water from thin air. yes. it does have essence of machine about it. it may do. it does have a somewhat metallic... i mean, if i were to li

this is proper polar maritime air, the air coming all the way from iceland and greenland, and it willcould well be some icy patches around overnight and into the morning, especially across the northern half of the uk. and tuesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. those winds blowing in some showers almost anywhere really. the more frequent ones will be across the western side of the uk, with some snow over the hills, but there'll be some heavy showers, there'll be some hail and thunder. it will be quite windy for a while in the far south—west of england. and those temperatures will be noticeably lower for england and wales. and a chilly start to wednesday as well. a bit more blue on the chart — almost anywhere could have a pinch of frost, particularly in rural areas. it depends where the showers are and the strength of the wind, there will be some showers around first thing. once those fade away, many parts of england and wales, eastern scotland, may well be dry with a fair bit of sunshine around. the showers continuing into the west and the north—west in particular. again, wintr

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