lie prepared from wood ashes. up in one of the new clearings near the settlement, john fox is giving another new comer -- newcomer a lesson in corn planting. following the indian method, he uses fish for fertilizer. now he takes the carefully collected seed corn to place over the fish and then another -- more soil is placed on top. >> it is a method indians have taught us, and it is a good one. >> never am i seen such a way in england. >> there are many good ways to be learned, many. >> yes, there are new ways to be learned in this new land. the changes in the community, however, have made but little difference to robert trent. although many of the fish he catches and dries are now shipped to england. digging for clams along the shore is still a task for the children. this is a task the children enjoy and one which is very important to settlers who still must rest their food directly from land in sea. food must be taken from shore and from field, from lake and from stream. and there is game to be had in the forest

thejudges said in your house a box with the ashes. this in your house a box with the ashes. thejudges said this is a breathtakingly up close account. it takes us to the heart of the suffering and shows us the disturbingly mundane way in which death has to be managed during the covid—19 crisis. to be managed during the covid-19 crisis. next, the rory peck award award for films that the beyond the immediacy of the story. every day thousands of ethiopian set off on foot on a desperate 2000 kilometre trek in the hope of meeting saudi arabia in the hope of employment had a better life. they would keep them across the desert, the red sea and yemen. a country ravaged by civil war. and every year hundreds die of exhaustion in the desert or drowned while forcing the gulf of aden. charles and olivier followed the migrants on their treacherous journey. they want to go to saudi arabia because it isa to go to saudi arabia because it is a rich country and there is always an example of a family who get richer by the money sent from the migrants and

in the ashes, a tattered american flag. she was a patriot in every spring couldn't fly gone at all. >>proudly. in love to wave that flag is high she could now another flag waves in that spot. >>sending a hopeful message to all of grand county literally that we will rise from the ashes will get through it will rebuild will do everything necessary to assist our neighbors and friends you know it may take years we'll get this place rebuilt and will continue to create members on their property. >>that was rachel reporting for us tonight. meanwhile for the first time in days folks in grand county colorado getting a chance to see their homes for the first time. the neighborhood getting temporary access to the area with one family left shaken to see just how close the flames got to their home. we saw the the fire line. >>this case most of florida ard. because you can see the the dead grass and then you've got the burned grass in his right at the base of her house. >>while they were lucky other neighbors, not so fortunate, they came home to find their homes reduced to nothing but ash and rub

tim ash joins us now. want to talk -- i know will get to turkey and the rest of it, but i want to talk about g20 and the absolute decline we have in multilateralism. how is that affecting emerging economies who right now seem to be doing better with currency appreciation? do they need a g20? do they need a more multilateral post trump world? timothy: every country for himself. in the end over the last four years, what the world got was less global trade, less global growth and the losers were generally in emerging markets. biden, the hope now with hopefully, presumably emerging as president on january 20, is a reversal in the assumption there will be a rethinking about globalization, more inclusive generally. the covid shop -- you're talking about it earlier. imagine if trump were g20 leaders messed around the table march, april last year, we would have a coordinated response. it might have been very different in terms of the health the impact of the global economy. at the moment, markets are looking to be

and it felt like it was raining, like, ash.was like being at a bonfire and there was ash coming down. it was calm at first, but then all of a sudden, there was just screams that were ear—piercing. they asked the crowd who was outside, "has anybody got any first aid training or is anybody first aid trained?" "so, if you know anything, just go through them doors." iran so fast to the door and... i remember opening the door, and then that's when i first saw the scene. there was a handbag, there was a shoe with a foot in it. you know, you can see everything, and it's then you start taking it in of what sort of is going on around you. it was a very distinct smell. i have never smelled anything like it before or after. and the smell, and just chaos. just chaos everywhere. at that moment, it was just like, "i either run home or i stay and help these people." so i made the decision quickly that i need to help these people, and i said to myself, "listen, we'll deal with the feelings and everything later. but now, just try and do your be

of course the fires the smoke the ash.his rainfall really did help to clear everything off and has been just so refreshing. if not also a little break mentally. to look outside and see the rain. out to the live sky cam. storm ranger the only one in the bay area. one of six in the country. that is such a special tool. hoisted up on the back is the doppler radar. the scan is closer to the ground. it's a accurate read of what's happening. storm ranger check it out. you can see the live scan. the red sweep is active. look at the radar online. and get our app. select on the weather section. there's a few complexes of showers left. here over the east bay and mount hamilton and the peninsula. a lot of the rain over the east bay is clearing out. we have showers over dan ville. that will move to the south. through 7:30 tonight. and take you down to the south bay. some of the rain could continue showers over east san jose continuing through 30 to 40 minutes. and even more off to the south. some wet weather here in morgan hill. the p

ash, thank you.he rush. that was my opinion and also the opinion of grover norquist, americans for tax reform president. he joins us now. i want to talk capital gains with you, grover. as i understand it, the biden team wants to double the top capital gains tax rate to 40%. that's just for high income earners, more than $400,000 a year. but didn't biden also say he wants everyone, quote, every single, solitary person to pay capital gains taxes at an ordinary income tax rate? that's a shocker. >> well, he has stated repeatedly that he wants every single, solitary american, rich, poor -- a lot of people have capital gains inside 401(k)s and iras, you sell a house, a property -- he sometimes says he won't tax anyone who earns less than $400,000 a year. but remember janet yellen, who he wants to puppet in at -- put in at treasury, is a longtime supporter of a carbon tax which would raise the price of a gallon of gasoline 40 cents or $10 every time you fill up your tank. they don't ask you whether you mak

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free water to wash off the dust and ash from the wild fires we had three months ago. some of it is sitting on the leaves of the plants. outside right now to the live sky cam. a storm ranger the only one in the bay area. one of six in the country. with our station group. and the cool thing is we can move it. it's mobile. we get the scan closer to the ground. accurate view of what's happening outside. i will show you the storm ranger loop. i want to start off with the rainfall totals. good for the quick blast of wet weather. we had 38 hundredths of an inch so far in napa. oakland 15 hundredths. the south totals are less. so far in san jose a hundredth of an inch. into the rain and the cold is moving over right now. you'll find the most instability where the cold front is located and ahead of it. we're finding rain as you can see behind the cold front. things have started to calm down. we'll zoom in. closer at storm ranger. it's active when you have the red sweep. following two main complexes here of wet weather. showers over san francisco. that will continue off to the

i was outside today doing some gardening and actually still some ash on the ground, so i know like a lot of folks who kind of felt like a big cleansing here across the bay area getting more of that rainfall. we'll take you into storm ranger and mobile doppler radar. we have the live sky camera up, and you can see sky ranger and a bit of mist here and storm ranger is the only one here then bay area that scans closer to the ground so it can give us a better idea of what's happening. as we get a look at the live sweep, you know it is live when you can see the red surveillance arm moving around, and currently as it moves over the north bay there's a little bit of some patchy drizzle. but other than that, again, the storm has moved off towards the south. through tomorrow morning i do want you to know we'll have some cloud cover here through the bay area and possibly some patchy areas of dense fog you'll want to watch out for. if you're up early around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning please be careful of that. and afternoon that sunshine returns and real beautiful weather coming our way. j

the ingredients are animal fat and lye prepared from food ashes. in one of the new clearings to the settlement, john fox is giving a newcomer lesson in corn planting. following the indian method, he uses fish for fertilizer. now, he takes the carefully saved seed corn took place on top of the soil covering the fish. then, a little more soil is added. >> as a manner of planting, the savages have taught us and a good one. >> never did i see such planting in england. >> there are many new ways to be learned, many. >> yes, there are new ways to be learned in this new land. the changes in the community have made little difference to robert trent. although many of the fish he catches and dries are now shipped to england. digging for clams along the shore is a task for children. this is a task the children enjoy and one which is very important to settlers who must get their food directly from land and sea. food must be taken from shore and from field and from lake and from stream. there is game to be had in the forest too. john fox has learned well the ne

the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ashurist attractions, although for now tourism has stopped due to the coronavirus measures. nina nanji, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. for most parts of the country tonight will be colder than it was last night. we have had a weak weather front bringing with it rain and drizzle, heading its way southwards, and to the north of that chilly today in the wind across northern areas of the uk and that colder air is southwards. behind that band of cloud and patchy rain and drizzle on that weather front sinking down into southern england keeping it mod but elsewhere clearer skies. showers continue mainly in the north and west of scotland, windy northern scotland overnight but elsewhere their winds ease and in eastern scotland, temperatures could be down to one or 2 degrees. a cold but sunny start here. cloud throughout sunday and southern england, most of the rain and drizzle heads into the drizzle —— channel. after a sunny morning it clouds over, more sunshin

the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ash attractions, although for now tourism has stopped due to the coronavirus measures. nina nanji, bbc news. thatisit that is it from me, plenty more online, of course. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. on saturday, the southern half of the uk had mild, cloudy weather. further north, things were quite different. it certainly felt colder in the wind. there were some showers as well. in between those different sorts of weather, we've got this weather front here. it's not producing much rain but it's going to stall towards the south coast of england. it is heading a little further south. it's allowing that colder air to move further south across more of the country. as we head into early sunday morning, these are the sort of temperatures we're looking at. they could be down to one or two degrees across eastern scotland, northeast england and northern ireland. much milder in southern england where we've still got a lot of cloud. it may brighten up at times but the

the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ashited tourist attractions, although for now tourism has stopped due to the coronavirus measures. nina nanji, bbc news. a reminder of our top story: the united states has now exceeded 12 million cases of the coronavirus since the pandemic began. california has imposed from saturday an overnight curfew to try to control the rate of infection. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. on saturday the southern half of the uk had mild, cloudy weather. further north things were quite different. it certainly felt colder in the wind. showers as well. in between those different sorts of weather we've got this weather front here. it's not producing much rain but it's going to stall towards the south coast of england. it is heading a little further south. it's allowing that colder air to move further south across more of the country. as we head into early sunday morning, these are the sort of tempera

the remains were uncovered, casts were created using impressions the bodies had made in the hardened ash most visited tourist attractions, although for now tourism has stopped due to the coronavirus measures. nina nanji, bbc news. in a few minutes' time, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tonight — the broadcaster penny smith and the sun's chief sports reporter, martin lipton. that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. for most parts of the country, tonight will be colder than it was last night. today, we've had a weak weather front, bringing with it rain and drizzle, heading its way southwards, and to the north of that it's been chilly today in the wind across northern areas of the uk, and that colder air is moving southwards. behind that band of cloud and patchy rain and drizzle on that weather front, sinking down into southern england, keeping it mild here, but elsewhere clearer skies. showers continue mainly in the north and west of scotland, windy in northern scotland overnight, but elsewhere the

>>sending a hopeful message to all of grand county literally that we will rise from the ashes will get through it will rebuild will do everything necessary to assist our neighbors and friends you know it may take years we'll get this place rebuilt and will continue to create members on their property, the highlands planted 2 trees on their property nearly 30 years ago that somehow survived the fire. they wanted to have their ashes spread there some day and on friday their family was able to honor that. >>that was rachel skyler reporting for us tonight. the dead celebrations in mexico have been impacted by the covid-19 pandemic yesterday mexico's president and his wife started to 3 days of mourning for mexicans. we have lost their lives to covid-19. he lit candles at an indigenous altar at the national palace without an audience. the mexican people usually visit cemeteries but most are closed because of the pandemic many though did visit the gravesites of their loved ones in the days leading up to the celebrations. pictures of those who have passed from the virus were also added to fami

one application could be mapping the ash emitted in a volcanic eruption that would be of great value to commercial aviation. small satellites often put together using standard components. so it's easy to make a lot of them and also to switch out components depending on the intended use of space, x. is planning to send 12000 small satellites into orbit as part of its starting project to provide internet to remote locations around the world. big projects like that, spur the automation of satellite manufacturing. it's comparable to what's happened in the auto industry. in this regard, us companies are far ahead of ones in europe. we in europe shouldn't just give up, but aim to be players in these markets of it's where the future lies. the economic and commercial potential is going to be huge. after he's put into the i got it sort analysts say the space industry is set for stellar growth. revenues in 2018 amounted to $360000000000.00. some forecasts say they could reach $2.00 trillion dollars in 2040. rocket factory obs. but once a piece of the expanding space pie, it's developing a laun

their ashes were scattered into a branch of the east river. and those sentenced to imprisonment were taken to the war criminals. prison in the berlin suburb of spandau in the following years general tells the tale and would go on to prosecute the subsequent 12 nuremberg trials against doctors, military personnel, industrialists, ministry officials, and the henchmen of the s.s. jackson's goal had been to ensure the dictators could never again, hide behind the mask of a sovereign state. the involvement of the soviet union hampered his efforts, but the nuremberg verdicts went on to be enshrined in the charter of the united nations. i think probably the major contribution of the international military tribunal was to declare war as an international quote. it's a war, it's the aggressive war that flies behind these other crimes that we prove are different. not until half a century later would robot jackson's vision receive a new life in the form of the international criminal court in the hague. there constantly growing, living costs allies. they're

still widely used in agriculture, in the african country, west africa that farmers use the resulting ash as a garden for life. yes. but all too often the bush plan is a get out of control on these halls. hadan disastrous consequences for the environment. the activists, we believe young voices, education foundation, travel to the country. people to change such home food traditions. oh, oh. these young people are willing to act isn't gold in flames. the group is strong to minimize the damage, but it's a losing battle to home began long before the fire. too many trees have been cut down in the area. explains david goyer live from the young voices. educational foundation, harvest is lost. and then students like this are becoming a problem here in ghana. it's a nightmare for the farmers. this is the 1st time i hear you. do you, do you know the cost of the fire and no, but i believe it was said by somebody dug, extend that into my farm and destroyed you back in the town of new barca, david bradley meets with team members to discuss strategy is to tackle widespread slash and burn practices. tha

james hair's sister, betsy, the wife of ash hopper, traveled in richard taylor's detachment and reverend buttrik who also accompanied this detachment wrote in his journal, december 1st 1838, on thursday, two children, one a daughter of our dear sister ash hopper were called into eternity. so james hair's now lost his grandfather, his wife's mother, and his niece. and by this time the extreme heat of summer had given way to an unseasonably cold winter. the reverend on december 26th, the detachment stopped by floating eyes and the hild brand stopped by the same means at the ohio river. december 27th, we proceeded with the detachment, about six miles, where we camped for the week. here the slow increase of three or four inches and the weather was excessively cold. lucy butler in the same letter that i mentioned earlier, written on december 20th, states my husband has preached among the cherokees, and attended on them as physician since they were first taken. last summer by their request he was appointed a physician by general scott in a camp about eight miles from our station. and after arr

a column of ash has risen 4000 meters into the sky. officials have set up an exclusion zone on land bought island and closed airports. a seismic hotspot, indonesia has more than 100 active volcanoes. this is good news from berlin. you can follow us on twitter and instagram news or visit our website at www dot com. berlin in coronavirus times the city's currently under a lockdown. like you hardly ever see berlin so empty, we had actually planned to show you the fully show in spring. this year we meant to, focus on the 1920 s., the roaring twenty's we had already filmed, but then the pandemic started. so we are presenting the material we film to you now with a little late, even if we cannot travel at the moment and museums bars event, venues are all closed. this check in episode should make you want to do everything that will hopefully be possible again soon. so have fun with our little tour through the berlin of the twenty's. in this time review theater was very much in fashion and to finished up calloused,, still puts on world class sh

he denounced what he described ashe misuse of asylum laws by people seeking entry for sinister reasonshe says the fight against extremism must be joina t effort. >> all our capitals, all of us who are here together have beer affected. terrorism fm rof alro othe different citsie now and so many others is a european reality to whicweh must icspond. that is why weee red rapid response. .this is whaha we eevehagrve vee y. brent: that was the french president speaking there.re our guest joins me from brussels. a orcodinated response, what sort of measures are wge talkin about? tai mnn thing is that european leaders need to be seen to act. they need to be looking tough to theicitir zensarticula prly mnu in. he is under pressure at home. islamist terrorism is not one singlesi thing. iita ltifmuaceted phenomenon. we are tngalki a about external border controls.ontr thett aack from niece, it was ung yotusianni m whoan came to italy then freely traveled up to france ince order to commit murder. that is just onofe s those case. the adleers wao nt tleerhave moe ntroernd ty hewant en dut b they hav

calling it camp ash can care. mongering was among 86, 3rd reich dignitaries, held prisoner and interrogated in bad monday off. he reportedly said that this might have been an appropriate way to treat what he called historical personages, but only he was really big enough to face judgment. it was a sentiment that hitler's other ministers, military and party leaders probably wouldn't have objected to. on june 22nd, investigators processed him and gearing just like any other suspected criminal in bug off the drug addicted rights, mashal was made to stop using morphine and soon regained his old strength. those from the former reich, government of khaldoon. it didn't recognize his claim to leadership. american lead prosecutor, robert jackson completed his preparations in washington and then flew to london. jackson wanted to convince the allies of his vision of an international court while avoiding any appearance that the victors were abusing their power. meanwhile, his team was sifting through evidence. he finds out th

the series was created in 1946 by the belgian illustrator, maurice, and he chose ash, did it take over drawing the tales of the lonesome crime, fighting cowboy, a daunting challenge to demolish. he was poor in the beginning. i am asked him if i could spend 6 months practicing. repeat 1st. i wasn't happy with my drawings. only after i'd done 3 comic books did i feel confident enough to say, i'm the lucky luke cartoonist, who does, you know, totally. asterix creator really wrote the story starting in 1955 since his death in 1977 other it was, traders have taken over the last 3 books were written by julian. he says it's important to maintain lucky lukes original charm, but he wants to tell new stories. it has to make sense and mean something. today the lucky luke we publish has to be faithful to the tradition. but it also has to be comics they couldn't have made back that book. for one thing the new comics are more diverse. the latest edition costars, a black, cowboy for the 1st time, he's based on historical figures, uncovered in his 4 years of research for the advancement i found out th

a column of ash has risen 4000 meters into the sky. officials have set up an exclusion zone on the bottle island and close the airport. seismic hotspot, indonesia has more than 100 active volcano. here in germany, a previously little known small town has become the latest coronavirus hotspot. hilberg housen has recorded more than 600 new infections. 410-0000 people the past week. that's more than 4 times the national average. strict lockdown as enforced, but some locals are not happy. these images have attracted nationwide attention in germany. people singing, walking side by side, ignoring coronavirus restrictions on right around 400 people took part in the protest against rick pandemic control measures in his book housing a coronavirus hotspot, district administrator thomas mina was shocked by the demonstration. cruel and sing in its macabre that people operating through the town singing at the top of their voices. when people are dying in hospital, something needs to be said about that. and that's what i did. and then to be threaten

thousands of people have been evacuated from the slopes of an erupting volcano in the column of ash has risen 4000 meters into the sky. officials have set up an exclusion zone on one bottle island and close the airport . a seismic hotspot in the media has been has more than 100 active volcanoes. says deal news from berlin. you can follow us on twitter and instagram at d. w. news or visit our website that's v.w. dot com. is this what the future of agriculture looks like? vegetables in that is has stacked on several floors artificially let's fully automated farming attention from drought prostin strife. this isn't a futuristic question in japan, this is already the reality for a lot of you in this system, we can produce food on the optimal conditions with high nutritional content and food tasted good lujan wrote wonderfully balanced the big difference to working in a field of a good book about which working the fields in brandenburg. these thick dust clouds are due to the drought without massive artificial irrigation, there would be no harvest. are these fields facing an imminent collapse

the problem is that blue light can cause long term damage to our vision of the mall or just all ash house has been researching the effects of blue light on the retina to cancun the blue line exposure causes a condition known as related macular degeneration it's the most common cause of blindness in german and. macular degeneration which only used to be seen in older patients destroys the macula this small area in the center of the retina is responsible for focused blue light penetrates deep into the eye right through to the retina where it triggers the formation of toxic substances as they accumulate they eventually lead to the degeneration of the eyes photoreceptors which never grow back as a result our vision worsens. it's to be expected in old age but many people are unaware that the blue light radiating from computer and phone displays accelerates the process we accompany martin and other central to an appointment with the eye doctor will he see signs of toxic deposits on their retina. and intestine him to guantanamo bay control if we're looking for possible damage by blue light you w

what do you make of carrie symonds's name featuring so highly at the highest ash lonza power, but alsoas well. faiza, i will start with you first. gove is in the mix as well. faiza, i will start with you firstlj gove is in the mix as well. faiza, i will start with you first. i just find a way in which the story has played out over the week, with carrie symonds in the middle of it, it is completely inappropriate. i wa nt to it is completely inappropriate. i want to come back to the fact we are in the middle of a pandemic, the under plumbing rate is rising, i know food banks here, referrals have gone up know food banks here, referrals have gone up across know food banks here, referrals have gone up across the country —— the unemployment rate has gone up. this isa unemployment rate has gone up. this is a very serious time, it is, i think the word unedifying is fair. it is not ok the government is being run in this way. you have to remember alongside this trauma, we are constantly hearing of examples of where contracts have not been at —— tended out, they have been given to friends, people

the town sits a few miles east of ash bees gap where there's union infantry under the command of johnwalker. stewart was trying to keep the unionized lying to the presence of confederate infantry in the valley and to also keep the mountain pass open. some very intense finding will be had on november the 3rd outside of upper ville. you can see there will be union attacks on three different fronts. stewart cavalrymen are protecting the three road networks leading from the north into a prevail. ultimately though, it will take a bayonet charge by the members of the 95th new york infantry to drive towards line back to a prevail and then ultimately drive it back all the way back to ash piece cap itself. according to some confederate accounts, it's only the efforts of a rifle piece that is positioned and the gap itself that is able to stop the federal pursuit towards them. and reality, that is irrelevant because jeb stewart has decided that the gap no longer needs to be held because the confederate infantry as vacated its positions there. so the gap falls into the hands of the union. that's

andrew: this will be important because we will also see some of the additional data that has been ashhas not been released yet in terms of safety, as well as the efficacy data that they have since and press releases out on. completely expected. it will be important for us to go through the safety data to make sure that there are no signatures there of anything that could be of concern. but certainly everything that has been talked about from pfizer and the moderna vaccine as well has been very positive and leaves me optimistic about this vaccine coming down the pipeline. francine: you can see part of the population, the most vulnerable population, especially in the u.s., being administered this vaccine by, i believe, mid to end december. how many people will not want to take it because they think it is too soon? andrew: this is now the critical issue. many of my colleagues have been "vaccinesphrase, don't save lives, vaccinations save lives." see publictant to confidence in the vaccine, that it is safe as well as efficacious. there is a pipeline to move the vaccine from an idea into s

ash lie has details on the launch and what it could mean. >>> resilience is in orbit. on sunday spacex launched four astronauts to the international space station. it is the first using a private high owned space craft. the space agency hopes this is the by beginning of the neword ir of space flight. >> wish moving away from development and test and into operational tests. >> mike pinz witnessed the moment. missing in action was found ir and leo himself. i long musk tweeted he has a moderate cates of covid-19. nasa was a closed up disaster and now it the best in the world. politic -- elect joe biden sent his congratulations. the falcon rock it getting the name in homage the challenges. it is expected to dock at the space station on monday and will remain there through the spring. >>> form ir president on i bomb a in an interview with oprah -- oprah winfrey. >>> the protests that broke out in walnut creek and demonstrators targeted by stand ires. rain back in the forecast. i'll have that after the break. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪

good stuff, ash. ashley: that's a good one.e good on his progressive promises. watch this. >> i think that vice president biden campaigned on an incredibly progressive and aggressive agenda. he is going to meet these crises we are in. stuart: wonder what the moderates think about that. you know that statement right there could really deepen the divide among democrats. will cain weighs in on that next. ♪ (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i just had my 17th surgery. - well, you beat me. - well, i am a little bit older than you. - yeah it's true. how are you doing? - i'm doing good. i'm encouraged by seeing how people are coming together to help each other during times like these. - kind of like how shriners hospitals for children is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same for me. i know my shriners hospitals family will continue to take care kids like us who need them most all because of caring

we used to use white ash. but you have the emerald ash bug today that is wiping out those trees. and they get -- we'll talk about that in a minute. the men did the hunting, like i said, the men are considered to be the takers of life. and we hunt for the deer, for big game. there was so much deer around here at one time. on the mainland, we go for black bear, elk, moose. small animals, do you guys like the taste of skunk? anybody? that's a good answer. never tried it, right. skunk is considering to be a wampanoag delicacy. how do you catch a skunk? very carefully, right? you get two boys, one boy will be in front of the skunk distracting him, you get the other boy who will sneak up from behind. in order for a skunk to spray, he has to be on all fours, putting pressure on his hind legs. you get him up in the air, he can't do that. you have a club, you bang him over the head and you cut him open and take his stink glands out. if you puncture the stink glands, you might not be welcomed into the community for a wild. some elders say you take that gland of the skunk and you rub it on

they also think that pair escaped the initial fall of ash but they could not survive the powerful volcanic ash. >>> we have video of a man risking his life to save his puppy after it was dragged into the alligator dragging in the puppy. you can see the video the alligator pulling them out from the bottom and pries open the alligator's jaw and succeeded and look at that. his tiny spaniel pup suffered just one small puncture wound and he is doing just fine tonight. >>> it gives us a new appreciation, we do need to be aware they are wild animals. they are not here for our benefit. we are very lucky to share the space with them. >> well, get this, the owner says that this was a learning experience and he will be keeping his dog away from the water and always on the leash. that dog is just going to stay away from the water, right? >> that is incredible. of course so is this. how long would you be willing to wait in line for an in and out burger? some of the people in that line, that's incredible. waited more than 12 hours for an in and out burger. it is colorado's first ever franchise that open

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president-elect joe biden has stopped his transistor ash has stocked his transition team -- has stoppedition team with experts and obama administration officials. still, liberals are concerned about the number of tech executives biden has included. the british economy expanded the most on record in the third quarter. growth surged 15.5% after falling almost 20% in the second quarter. still, the recovery is less than any of its g-7 peers. meanwhile, there has been an ,ncrease in coronavirus cases with the british output the worst since april. the world's largest free-trade agreement could be completed this weekend between japan, australia, and new zealand, in the quest for beijing's greater economic integration. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> testing is the only game in town to get people back to some kind of normal and the very near future because even with the u.k. getting earlier access to a vaccine, it will take a year and to have to

hour and looking at mild temperatures continuing through the 80s and the mid to upper 70s and 80s ashed the bay and on the coast and mild and cooler on friday back to you. >>> couples argue over a wide variety of things. >> yes, they do. >> a new survey highlights a contentious topic in what to have for dinner and the plan for most frequent argument and the average couple bickers 156 times a year on where to eat and 12% say they argue on whether to share their food. i think my husband and i argue about who's going to cook. >> i don't know. i don't know. what doout? >> i don't care. but i don't want that. >> it goes on ♪ >> brooke: oh. this room it was so lonely without you. no. not lonely. it was tragic. >> ridge: really tragic? >> brooke: i missed you so much. >> ridge: i missed you. i'm not going anywhere. >> brooke: well, i'll hold you to that. >> ridge: you better. >> brooke: i'd be completely happy right now if i didn't keep seeing eric's sad face in my head. >> ridge: yeah. he really thought quinn had changed. >> brooke: yeah, but she didn't. she's still sneaky and still manipulat

he is worried about himself, so much so that one night ash -- that one night -- ♪ mayday!l i get my liberty this weekend? what if i get my stripes? i've got the jitters. ♪ maybe i'm going nuts? oh. host: on top of all his other who had, seaman jones, always been a friendly guy found himself unable to enter into the general easy companionship of the men with whom he was living and working. joining in, he resented the sometimes loud, rowdy fund in the barracks and nobody seemed to care how he -- fun in the barracks and nobody seemed to care how he felt. all of a sudden, the knee he twisted in that grand and glorious football game went back on him. it hurt plenty but at least he can have that taken care of and a mighty good doctor looks it over with the best care. the doctor cannot find anything organically wrong with the knee. the most startling thing is that seaman jones is not goal breaking. it really hurts. it is not his imagination either. he feels the pain. that is how he knows it is there. on top of nightmares into loneliness, what can be wrong? the most sensible thing

some metal ash you know, that was the end of it, man.to be updated. you need to be able to stop the self-cleaning mode once you press that button. >> jimmy: no, i think that has been invented. >> really? >> jimmy: sure >> maybe my oven is just an antique. >> jimmy: do you have an antique oven >> i don't think it's been invented you just don't know ovens. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't think that's been invented, man. you just don't know ovens. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i figured that's been invented i don't have to worry this stuff about self-cleaning ovens. that whole thing, you know, i'll let other people deal with that stuff i'm talking about -- [ laughter ] i got things happening, man. i can't wait this long >> right >> jimmy: yeah thank you. popcorn is ready yeah, you go, "dude, we got to celebrate tonight. we're going to make popcorn. [ popping noise thank you. >> three seconds >> jimmy: that took too long >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this one is from @ninjanatasha. she said, "i tried self-decorating a cake for my roommate's birthday last year.

have to say because it's something i have been holding for like six months, we are heading into the ash conference. the ash conference is a very very prestigious big conference that happens this saturday, where the most innovative, influential biotechs will present data and it's hopefully curing different stages of cancer and this spec stuff that's not for everyone, called mustang bio, mbio, trading around 360. you want an opportunity? i think that could be double digits next year. i do think if you want to be safer, yeah, go with pfizer, go with some of them, but there are a lot of gems out there if you do your research. liz: you know what? that's why scott and phil are here. they do the research for you, you guys. guess what? we call him flynn, too. good to see you guys. thank you very much. scott and phil with our floor show. >>> here we go. dow jones industrials, yeah, losing a tiny bit of steam, 1%, down about 323. we talked about moderna. look at moderna's stock. it is skyrocketing on the news of the day. the pharma giant is applying for emergency use authorization for its covid-1

the eruption sent a column of ash two and a half miles into the sky. it forced the local airport to close as ash then rained down on the area. despite how close it got to people no deaths or injuries reported. >>> well, a brightly burning meteor was seen plunging from the skies across japan, capturing the attention of television and social media. see if you can see it here. that meteor gross stronger as it rapidly descended to the earth's atmosphere. this was last night. some experts say the small fragments of the meteor might have reached the ground. >> on that one you make a really big wish when you see it. >> i wish, i wish, i wish. 6:11 for you this morning. a union city group of volunteers delivered tokens of appreciation to police officers. >> yeah, ten young adults from the world mission society church of god dropped off 90 care packages to the police department, one for every single officer on the force. volunteers say they've been doing similar campaigns to honor frontline workers all summer and fall. here is one of those volunteers. >> our ul

but look among the ashes and you can still find good people doing good things, like ryan ocrant. czu lightning complex fire ended up burning 86,000 acres. ryan ocrant: so, now we're going to head up 236. garvin: all of it too much for ryan ocrant to sit and watch from 2500 miles away. ryan: i just felt a very burning passion inside my body to get back here. and then the next one is jameson creek. garvin: you see, ryan knows these mountain roads of santa cruz county. they were his playground growing up in boulder creek. and ryan was sure he could help somehow with wildfire recovery if he could just get back here. but ryan was now living in south florida. ryan: being out in florida when this hit gave me a lot of stress, you know? i was really stressed out 'cause my parents started getting evacuated, and the town i was born in was burning down. garvin: so, ryan used friends' airline miles to make the trip, then volunteered with a local paper to gain access to the burn zone. ryan: the first day was really-- i knew that we needed to do something, but i didn't know exactly what it was.