this said factories in its in the united kingdom and jamie benton is in charge of the plant. was principally been made in the same way for centuries a mixture of oil and alkali we've been making soap here for one hundred fifty years and one of our king gradients is in this big tank that's one hundred tons of caustic soda the alkali to react with the oil. on this site they produce about thirty tonnes of soap per day around a hundred thousand tonnes a year industrialize soapmaking on this grand scale needs chemistry on a grand scale too and the critical factor is controlling the chemical reaction mixing carefully measured quantities in temperature controlled reactors so in this reactor we've got home kernel oil which is already we're adding the coconut oil which is the part of the soap that actually creates the after that we're adding caustic soda. the mixture is constantly monitored as it reacts and about an hour later the reaction is complete as with remus process once it's reactive to the next stage is to draw out the soak. in here is a back you spray dryer so the so that's

this said factories in the united kingdom and jamie benton is in charge of the plant. was principally been made in the same way for centuries a mixture of oil and alkali we've been making soap here for one hundred fifty years and one of our king gradients is in this big tank that's one hundred tons of caustic soda the alkali to react with the oil. on this site they produce about thirty tonnes of soap per day around a hundred thousand tonnes a year industrialize soap making on this grand scale needs chemistry on a grand scale too and the critical factor is controlling the chemical reaction mixing carefully measured quantities in temperature controlled reactors so in this reactor we've got palm kernel oil which is already we're adding the coconut oil which is the part of the soap that actually creates the after that we're adding caustic soda. the mixture is constantly monitored as it reacts and about an hour later the reaction is complete as with the grimace process once it's reacted the next stage is to draw out the soak. in here is a vacuum spray dryer so the soap that

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take a this is benton. he's 120 pounds and lives in waukesha, wisconsin. i know you're going to call me and say i said it wrong. >> it works for me. >> anyway, on new year's eve, a stranger crawled into benton'sn bed aell asleep with him. the owner described what happened afterhe and her roommate woke up and found the stranger. >> i woke up and saw somebod laying in the dog's bed with him. i couldn't see his face. i could only see the top of his head. i went into the kitchen, she sbbed a knife, and we called 911. >>ne waukesha. iw i said it wrong. turns out the stranger is a 24-year-old man who lives two doors down. he appareny apologized several times after he woke up. maybe he just needed a little company. >> he was drunk. what are you talking about? >> maybe he was feeling sadnd lonely. >> he was 12 shades of drunk and thought that was his girlfriend. >> do you see that bed? i mean, that's big enough for me, really. >> the dog was like, okay. >> whatever. wow. okay. >> 4:42 now. >> definitely new year's morning. there's only one thing for that. >>> ,lis

this said factories in its in the united kingdom and jamie benton is in charge of the plants. principally been made in the same way for centuries a mixture of oil and alkali we've been making soap here for one hundred fifty years and one of our king gradients is in this big tank that's one hundred tons of caustic soda the alkali to react with the oil. on this site they produce about thirty tonnes of soap per day around a hundred thousand tonnes a year industrialize soap making on this grand scale needs chemistry on a grand scale too and the critical factor is controlling the chemical reaction mixing carefully measured quantities in temperature controlled reactors so in this reactor we've got palm kernel oil which is already we're adding the coconut oil which is the part of the soap that actually creates the after that we're adding caustic soda. the mixture is constantly monitored as it reacts and about an hour later the reaction is complete as with the grimace process once it's reacted the next stage is to draw out the soak. in here is a back you spray dryer so the so that's r

you will notice right around benton street into cupertino, saratoga, blossom hill road. some of the rates in this area pretty intense. about a half an inch an hour. you're going to continue to see the rainfall rates on the intense side. i do want to pull out a little bit here and show you where that rain is heading right now across parts of the east bay into berkeley. we're seeing some heavy rainfall kensington, grizzly peak. let's track this badge for you. it's moderate to heavy. moving towards orinda at 3:22. san francisco, lighter showers. very spot any nature and as we head towards the north bay right now, take you into street level radar, around sears point, black point, seeing some moderate cells right now. the rainfall intensity ispick we'll continue to see the strong gusty winds. >>> we have updates for you. b.a.r.t.'s civic center station is closed right now because of flooding on the platform. the great hey way in san francisco, closed from lincoln to sloat. alameda and oakland will not run. 4:20, 5:30 and 7:00 pj service. they'll run a brus bridge instead. get

broadway street in redwood city around santa clara and benton street.in right now. it extends down into the deep parts of the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. it will be there for several hours. look at the thunderstorms heading towards santa barbara this morning. that's where the most intense rain will be the rest of the day. mears a look at 280 and 17. the

still ahead on al-jazeera it was a tight race to the finish at the cross country ski wildcats of benton germany. with more in school. well argentina is known to have the best polo in the wilds and one of the reasons why is the quality of its horses but it's not all down to nature animal training has become common practice in the sport and as to raise about explains it sparked a heated ethical discussion. polo horses at the most important tournaments in the world they may all look the same except that a few of these horses are clones. they were created here at this center fifty kilometers outside when a site has had a man keiser explains that to clone a horse they take tissue from the neck of the animal they want to copy then what's generated out of that tissue is inserted into an empty cell no you cannot just because they don't know that there's no sperm here it's considered a sexual reproduction even though the initial cell we want to clone had a mother and a father. then they wait for a few days to see if the procedure is successful so they can later implant the embryo a nightmare. th

this said factories in the united kingdom and jamie benton is in charge of the plants. principally been made in the same way for centuries a mixture of oil and alkali we've been making soap here for one hundred fifty years and one of our king gradients is in this big tank that's one hundred tons of caustic soda the alkali to react with the oil. on this site they produce about thirty tonnes of soap per day around a hundred thousand tonnes a year industrialize soap making on this grand scale needs chemistry on a grand scale too and the critical factor is controlling the chemical reaction mixing carefully measured quantities in temperature controlled reactors so in this reactor we've got palm kernel oil which is already we're adding the coconut oil which is the part of the soap that actually creates the after that we're adding caustic soda. the mixture is constantly monitored as it reacts and about an hour later the reaction is complete as with remus process once it's reacted to the next stage is to draw it the soak. in here is a back you spray dryer so the soap that's rea

previous governments resorted to leasing its mineral rich benton's to foreign mining concerns it was driven by need for revenue but it also cools and momus and won a mental damage even worse say some of the economic benefits were only ever enjoyed by a few new army of polish will probably a lot. there's still no room go to next to the world notion. of cool loss of slumbers in the who she said beautiful show but it will let the police. have the latest of these mining projects is proving hugely divisive supported by the previous government and poised to begin work it is said to exploit a massive gold deposits in the south of the country but it is being blockaded by activists who believe that profits are less important than amin is unique environment you can't drink gold or you can't eat gault you can't just bury gold you need pure environment for life. what happens next for the mine goes ahead all the activists win the battle lies in the hands of the new prime minister nicole pushing in. it's a decision that could affect the future of his administration and threaten the ecosystem and e

intruder apparently had too much to drink while ringing in the new year and her 120-pound mastiff named benton job. he is supposed to scare intruders away, not cuddle with them. >> when we saw him, the dog was sleeping on top of him, and we called 911 and were hiding in the kitchen. >> that intruder apologized and eventually went to the right home. lynn decided not to press charges. >> 2019 could have started off very differently for that intruder. >> right. >>> all right, next, a woman who is being called the world's oldest impostor. >> impostor. before she died in france in 1997, jeanne calment was the world's oldest woman at more than 122 years old. her age was even considered a guinness world record. now, a genealogist says it was a hoax. >> he claims calment took her mother's identity when her mother died to avoid paying inheritance tax and would have made her 99 which french officials was not true. >> tax fraud, world record fraud. >> lying go your age. >> oh, my goodness. women don't usually do that. >>> and police officers around the country are showing their support for their brothers

lake street, the other at the american canyon community center american canyon community center on benton way. school will be out of session. both locations will be closed to the public. those in the area may see fire trucks, first responders, caution tape and hear loud noises. there is no actual emergency. >>> a night out turned bloody when three gunman tried top rob a restaurant in vallejo. >>> a good samaritan fought off the man but got injured in the process. with a cast on his left hand, tom wiggins is recovering at home from a gunshot wound that sent him to the hospital for days. >> i was standing there with my wallet and money in my hands. he reached over and grabbed it. i got away lucky. i'm just glad i was able to make the kid think about what he's doing, i hope. >> he was shot trying to take the gunman's weapon. he is being credited with keeping others in the restaurant safe. the three masked gunmen are still on the run. >>> katie tang has a new job. >>> and that storm door burst open tonight with a two, moderate on our exclusive storm impact scale with a chance of downpours and

calistoga junior-senior high school on lake street, the other at the american canyon community center on benton way. school will be out of session. both locations will be closed to the public. those in the area may see fire trucks, first responders, caution tape and hear loud noises. there is no actual emergency. >>> a night out turned bloody when three gunman tried top rob a restaurant in vallejo. >>> a good samaritan fought off the man but got injured in the process. carlos saucedo spoke with the man many are calling a hero >> reporter: with a cast on his left hand, tom wiggins is recovering at home from a gunshot wound that sent him to the hospital for days. >> it came from the palm side. so it was of like there was a lot of powder burn. >> reporter: in navy veteran just finished having dinner with his wife and friends at the china wok restaurant when they heard a woman yelling. >> she said everybody get oudo evwn. get out. >> reporter: three masked gunmen walked in demanding money from customers. >> i'm standing there with my wallet and money in my hands. and he reached over and grabbed it.

the confederate army under joe johnston. , the is two battles battles of a brazil and the battle of benton, but they cannot change the progress of the march. april 15, they marched into raleigh, their third state capital. on april 17 at the bennett farmhouse, sherman and johnston begin negotiations for peace. sherman wanted a soft piece. .- peace the actually loved white southerners -- he actually loved white southerners and spent a lot of time in the south before thewar, and wanted to make war horrible for them so they would surrender and it would be fine. peace, a a soft general amnesty, but a lot of people i am sure have the civil war calendar clicking through your brain. we know by april 17, abraham lincoln is dead. int changes the calculus these gentle terms of sherman's were rejected in washington, and ultimately on april 26, sherman and joe johnston signed terms like those at appomattox and the march is over. they march through virginia to take part in the grand review at the end of may 1865. that is the kind of big contours of the march. resti want to do for the of my time is talk

democrats, biden versus benton, belo horizonte him away.n among younger people, biden blows beto away. you like me? or is that the curse? if the party wants someone new, they like him, they just want a fresh face. >> biden is simply name recognition. he's much more well known, he is much more beloved, he has more of a record from his time as vice president. so that's an advantage that he would have that nobody else has. but biden also has some of those same flaws and the biggest one this time around is that he is not new. and the energy of the democratic party right now is with young voters, it is with women, it is with minorities. what is his story to tell those voters? how would he represent them in this democratic primary? >> i think the number one thing democratic voters are looking for right now is who can beat donald trump, period. we don't care what package it comes in. if you can prove to us over the course of this primary campaign that you are the one that has the best path forward, fantastic. and i think so much of the other stuff

broadway street in redwood city around santa clara and benton street. all the areas getting rain right now. it extends down into the deep parts of the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. it will be there for several hours. look at the thunderstorms heading towards santa barbara this morning. that's where the most intense rain will be the rest of the day. mears a look at 280 and 17. the wet weather coming down there. expect it to remain wet, especially in the south bay through 7:00. i am tracking fog in the north bay and the east bay. i'll show you that coming up. it's getting pretty thick pretty quickly. mostly cloudy conditions at noon. mild, near 60. the sun comes out and push us into the low 60s by 4:00. away from the coast, we'll be 59 and very comfortable evening under the stars. 55 to 58. let's turn it over to alexis for that wet commute. >> we did start off with a crash on the san mateo bridge westbound 92. we could see it on camera. it was right here. last time we checked, we still had the flares burning. knows are out. the cars are

we had benton, who was an architect, he lived in the l.a. area. climate, anique unique place. we needed to have our own unique architecture. he is going to championed people coming out to see missions and study our spanish past. that we should build missions for them to come to. he is the one who championed having a mission revival architecture. he said we should do all of our buildings that way or at least a number of them in that form. when we get to the mission inn, this is the penultimate version of it. he is the architect that worked on this wing and the second when hotel. bringing both the mission influence and the southern california influenced to the building. in order to identify mission revival architecture, you have these walls, red tile roofs and maybe arches. in the lobby we see a lot of heavy beams up here. along with very heavy columns. these have all been post retrofitted during the renovation of the hotel. if you are here prior to, these would all have been regular beams. there are very dark ceilings with dark walls. -- light was. dark ceilings with light wall

. >> and elizabeth drew, it might be benton bradley who has the very best line about how people out there and editors in these situations should regard developments like this after reviewing how the mistake was made by woodward and bernstein. he had a few words with them about, you know, how they needed to clean up their processes, make sure this would never happen again. and it didn't ever happen again. but he finished that discussion by saying to them, what have you got for tomorrow? and that's what really matters, isn't it? >> that's right. tomorrow is another day. and another story. and other stories. and i agree with -- who was just talking -- these things happen. they don't happen -- the amazing thing is, they don't happen very often. i want to point something else out. in watergate, we had no cable. we had no internet. we had none of the things that go on now. so you have that many more people reporting. in watergate, there weren't that many on the story. so i think exponentially, the odds on somebody getting something wrong at some point are all the greater. but keep in mind, the

so when president trump goes and does a roundtable in benton arkansas, he also does a rally that night. the rally is not supposed to be paid by taxpayer money supposed to be paid for by camping so reporters are oftentimes trying to figure what's the formula how to be reimbursed the government and that's another area where we need more chance. if the and it's really difficult to get. but your point about onboarding and how much you spend every time you recruit and rehire is not inconsequential. and so maybe you can pursue that, that would be great. >> i'll try my best. >> hi, ken, harvard >> rate, everybody's from harvard or extension so far [ laughter ] >> i don't think so. in terms of toner between the president are certain areas or positions more or less prone to attrition? >> and prior administrations i would say no. the prior five, it kind of tended to be all over the map where the departures occurred. in this particular white house there's huge turnover at the the e's huge turnover at the press office, communications, white house counsel, the lower levels of the white house has ha

previous governments result it's a leasing it's mineral rich benton's to foreign mining concerns it was driven by need for revenue but it's also cools and momus and wine and mental damage even worse say some the economic benefits were only ever enjoyed by a few new army of oh sure the property market. they're still new to me soon along with all new notion. of cool loss of slumbers in the who she says beautiful shill but he believes the police. now have the latest of these mining projects is proving she usually divisive supported by the previous government and poised to begin work it is said to exploit a massive gold deposits in the south of the country but it is being blockaded by activists who believe that profits are less important than armenia's unique environment you can't drink gold or you can't eat gault you can't just bury gold you need pure environment for life. what happens next for the mine goes ahead all the activists win the battle lies in the hands of the new prime minister nicole pushing and. it's a decision that could affect the future of his administration and threaten t

when president trump goes and does a round table with supporters in benton, arkansas, he also does a maga rally that night. the maga rally is not supposed to be paid for by taxpayer money. it's supposed to be paid for by campaign or party funding. reporters often trying to figure out, what's the formula? have they reimbursed the government enough for that trip? there's another area where we need more transparency and it's really difficult to get. your point about onboarding and how much you spend about how much you have to recruit and reire hir is not inconsequential. maybe maybe you could pursue that, that would be great. > i'll do my best. >> hi, i'm from harvard extension. >> everybody from harvard extension or drake so far? i don't think so. >> are certain areas more or less prone to attrition? >> the prior five it tended to be all over the map where the departures occurred. in this particular white house there's huge turnover in the national security council, the press office, communication the lower levels of the white house counsel's office has had tremendous turnover. those a

when president trump goes and does a roundtable with supporters in benton arkansas he also does a a maggotly that night. the rally is not supposed he paid for by taxpayer money. it's mostly paid for by campaign or party funding. so reporters oftentimes country what's the point of, how do reimburse the government and that's another area of what we need more transparency and it's difficult to get. your point about on boarding and how much is been every time you have to recruit and rehire is not inconsequential. maybe you can do that. that would be great. [inaudible] >> harvard extension in terms of turnover speedy weight. everyone is some harvard extension or drake so far? i don't think so. >> in terms of turnover between the president, are certain areas or positions more or less prone to attrition? >> so a a prior administrationi would say no. the prior five, it can to be all over the map with the departures occurred. in this particular white house there's huge turnover and the national security council, the press office, communications, white house counsel, the lower levels of the white ho