the farmers used to sell their berries to intermediaries for less than 20 rupees a kilo and even that price wasn't guaranteed now by selling them to the f.b.o. they get $4.00 times the price for their produce so each farmer earns an extra $40000.00 rupees per season in addition to one day get for their other crops this is the marked on flourishes in the cold desert landscape which covers more than 40 percent of him archer predation the shrub is hardy it can cope with drought and temperatures as low as minus $43.00 degrees celsius for the farmers it has the potential to become a cornerstone of their income and because the seabrook torn is also good for the ecosystem it's a definite win for the region. cotton grows not only in the hymn ali and clinton but also in many parts of central asia and even the arctic over millennia it's spread all the way to the alps in central europe and the cost of the north and the baltic sea. see about corn is also farmed in germany but in the past 4 years there's usually undemanding plant has begun to struggle. see buckthorn is basically our life philosoph

the goji berry has 7 times more calories than the humble black currant. primarily because of the fullness high sugar content . and when it comes to vitamin c. the black current easily outstrips the go gene. some so-called super foods come from countries with farming regulations are not as strict as in germany sample measurements have shown some may contain pesticides and heavy metals this lab in braman specializes in detecting hazardous substances in food and other products and has tested the lungs of goji berries. during pesticide screening we check for the presence of about $200.00 different pesticides these include insecticides fungus sides and herbicides we also screen for for heavy metals. cadmium arsenic and mercury in cricklewood what we primarily found insecticides and higher concentrations of them in the office. and not just in goat you berries samples from other institutes of indicated the presence of pesticides and mineral oil in rule cocoa chia seeds and the ring of padda. the pesticide issue isn't a problem with keen walk me producers have or

see backs on berries have a long history in the last germany's 1st ever plantation was here the berries are tart fruity and have a strong flavor and soon became popular in germany and they're a powerhouse of vitamin c c bucks on oil is used in a wide range of food and beauty products and in attritional supplements mind you it's my favorite is the juice it's the most versatile product. what's also nice is honey with sea buckthorn and sea buckthorn chili mustard as productive to save the local plantations researchers want to do an experiment they will plant 8 different varieties of sea buckthorn here most of them from the elves and then study how they cope with the local ecosystem. will be investigating whether these other varieties develop the same kinds of problems we see in the local shrubs. it may be that some of these other varieties are more robust and better suited to cultivation here in northern germany over the long term. full fam is the experiment office the hope that they'll be able to continue their production or that a solution will be found to restore. part of that might inv

see box on berries have a long history in the last germany's 1st ever plantation was here the berries tot fruity and have a strong flavor and soon became popular in germany and their powerhouse of atom in c c bucks on oil is used in a wide range of food and beauty products and nutritional supplements my favorite is the juice it's the most versatile product. what's also nice is honey with sea buckthorn and sea buckthorn chili mustard as productive to save the local plantations research is one to do an experiment they will plant 8 different varieties of sea buckthorn here most of them from the alps and then study how they cope with the local ecosystem. will be investigating whether these other varieties develop the same kinds of problems we see in the local shrubs. it may be that some of these other varieties are more robust and better suited to cultivation here in northern germany over the long term. for fam is the experiment office the hope that they'll be able to continue their production or that a solution will be found to restore a. part of that might involve new farming practices

and not just in goat you berries samples from other institutes of indicated the presence of pesticides and mineral oil in rule cocoa she is c. and the ring a powder. the pesticide issue isn't a problem with keen walk me producers have organic certification but that doesn't make the farming sustainable tractors churn up the dry soil and with demand growing the land being farmed now stretches from the hills to the flat lands with no end in sight. is concerned that if things go on like this there won't be any more growing here one day the farmers are already telling him that the yields a shrinking from year to year. consequence of the conclusions that could be drawn from this aren't being made people need to ask above all what can we actually do differently instead of saying ok stop ploughing all that up to the message should be how can we produce keen wants without destroying the whole region here when. you work in mills is headed for the community of pro day you know what they will say crikey mine in the flatlands you see maybe. they came up to revive the civilian each many locals retur

we had no idea or knowledge about the berries ourselves but they knew or we don't know anything about their medicine the properties or any of their uses. we just thought they were by. you. once a remedy used to treat altitude sickness high blood pressure ulcers and bone conditions today see buckthorn is considered a super food the berries are in high demand among india's urban middle class and they are plentiful up here making them an ideal source of extra income the shrub also plays a key role in preserving the landscape. who. is more. in abundance across the malia's across many other areas the march of progress make the environment here is very fragile and croon to soil erosion. sea but helps to preserve it by stopping the soil from eroding which protects the wildlife and that's just one part of the story reason. why i left it up to you within this saying has spent 30 years studying sea booked on the 1st scientists in india to do so at a research center in lahore and he's breeding new where right is that are more suitable for farming the idea is to increase the use of sea buckthorn

lingo and berries are an alternative to try and bridge that growing for example the sugar content in its low on bad juju in a relatively sour taste. to the dr version. superfood isn't a registered trademark but it does suggest a positive effect on consuming health that's not always the case. there's a nice example 100 percent natural doesn't mean 100 percent healthy. this small portion for 2 euro's gives you 47 grams of sugar per 100 grams of product look at the size that is so eating this little bad phone means nearly 25 grams of sugar is that's the world health organizations maximum daily intake recommendation organised so that's pretty much it for the day if you look at some cons of. trish an expert advises people in germany to eat local fruits and vegetables even if their lives trying to. produce has an image problem and we need to inform people about how good these food colors are for us and the benefits of our local products to different climates from public now the alley always have a natural antiinflammatory a fact whether it's chives garlic or leek. there are local alternati

in 1967, berry gordy moves the motown business center to los angeles.e same time, if you read interviews with motown artists, you see they have a little more freedom under what was a pretty rough managerial style, shall we say, of berry gordy. barry gordy had tight control over all things motown, and when the business center moves to l.a., it gives a little more freedom to those left behind, freedom people like marvin gaye. marvin gaye underwent both a personal crisis in the late 1960's, but also social awakening. it would be hard to live in detroit during the racial riots that occurred there in the late 1960's and not be impacted by the social and political movement that was engulfing america. his brother served three tours in vietnam, frankie gaye. marvin gaye was impacted by what happened in watts, detroit, and what was happening in vietnam in early 1971, and the four dead in ohio at kent state. as he said, "with the world in exploding around me, how am i supposed to keep singing love songs?" and it is with that mindset that marvin gaye, influenced b

king with berries and chia seeds just 3 of the countless super foods in big demand due to their nutritional credentials is good only for the point is what a person needs done there is complete confusion on that issue and for years and now you see these products where we're told you need this if you eat this you'll get well or you won't get sick of it but it's not really true for them so much. how does super food hype impact on local people in countries where the products are actually grown. sons the continued increase in demand have the potential to even destroy entire ecosystems. densities we're on the road to disaster here if something doesn't change and the region will turn into a desert. this soup of food craze started as his so often the case in the u.s. and now seafood restaurants are at home in cities around the world they sit dishes with exotic ingredients such as a cottage cheese and kino. which come with the promise of making new slim healthy and happy. customers in this restraint and bottom geminid like it. looks healthy and you know you're doing something good for your body just

and has tested the lungs of goji berries. and in person since during pesticide screening we checked for the presence of about $200.00 different pesticides these include insecticides fungus sides and herbicides we also screen for for heavy metals cadmium arsenic and mercury in cricklewood often we primarily found insecticides and higher concentrations of them in the office. and not just in goat you berries samples from other institutes of indicated the presence of pesticides and mineral oil in rule cocoa she is c. and the ring a powder. the pesticide issue isn't a problem with keen one many producers have organic certification but that doesn't make the farming sustainable tractors churn up the dry soil and with demand growing the land being farms now stretches from the hills to the flat lands with no end inside. iraq emails is concerned that if things go on like this there won't be any mark growing here one day the farmers are already telling him that the yields a shrinking from year to year. consequently the conclusions that

it is interesting, because berry gordy, when he first heard on?"and didn't want to release it and it becomes one of the greatest selling in motown history. look at the song. beatles-like, and thereeppers-like, are different versions of what's going on that begins and ends the album, and there are songs about the drug use, which thenate the intercity, save children, god is love, intercity which and mercy mercy me, is about the deterioration of beforeironment, discussing deterioration of the environment was in the forefront for american citizens. so in that way, every single song addresses a temporary social issue, which makes it, on?" the first concept album popular black music. even groups like the temptations, a different form of the temptations, this is a much than the temptations one that achieved so much critical acclaim and success with songs like "my girl." these are the 10 patients who come in 1972, release a song oft symbolizes the struggles black men who never knew their fathers. a 12-minute song on the original , the song is titled "papa

king one berries and cheese seeds just 3 of the countless super foods in big demand due to their nutritional credentials is going to leave the point as what a person needs to have there's complete confusion on that issue and now you see these products where we're told you need this if you eat this you'll get well or you won't get sick of it but it's not really true with them so much. how does super food hype impact on local people in countries where the products are actually grown . sons the continued increase in demand has the potential to even destroy entire ecosystems. bensington were on the road to disaster here if something doesn't change and the region will turn into a desert. the soup of food craze started as his so often the case in the u.s. and now see the food restaurants on a time in cities around the world they sit dishes with exotic ingredients such as a cottage chia and. seen one which come with the promise of making new slim healthy and happy. customers in this restaurant in bochum germany like it. prime designed hours and looks healthy and you know you're doing something good

berry said such action is outside her department's authority and downplayed the risk posed to workerstake state action to protect them, this republican labor commissioner in north carolina wrote this -- this is stunning -- "while i am not dismissing the tragic deaths that have occurred as a result of this virus, statistically, the virus has not been proven likely to cause death or serious physical harm from the perspective of an occupational hazard." you know, when you find yourself starting a sentence with "while i am not dismissing the tragic deaths," you may want to reconsider where that sentence is going to land, if that's where you're taking off from. especially if where it's going to land is "the kroencoronaviru not been proven likely to cause death or serious physical harm." it's the person in charge of workplace safety in north carolina. "the observer" reporting today that nearly 4,000 people in north carolina filed complaints about coronavirus safety concerns in the workforce, just tlouchd the end of october, 4,000. in the face of those 4,000 complaints, the state's labor dep

today we are here with michael mcray and jo berry talking about michael's latest book "i am not yournemy." michael is an author educator and facilitator who uses the power of personal stories to heal harm may be needing and create connections. he holds a degree in conflict resolution is completing his certification in public narrative from the harvard public school. joining us from nashville where he lives with his family. hi michael. >> hey christie good to see you. >> i'm also joined by jo berry is one of the people whose stories collected in my books. she is an international speaker who works to resolve conflict around the world. she's the founder of the charity building bridges to peace which advocates of unbounded empathy is the biggest weapon would have to end conflict by seeing the humanity and others. jo is a restorative justice facilitator at tedx beaker and visiting fellow at the university of nottingham and is currently writing her own book and she's joining us from england. hi jo. >> hi, wonderful to be here. >> mica life. you can leave -- read a little from your book and

o'rourke and dave berry. my name is jackelly. companies including midway ford and vista motor company in broward is honored to sponsor this dialog with the authors. as a locally automotive group proudly serving south florida for half a century. it's our pleasure to be a small part of the magic and inspiration of the miami book fair and books and authors still in our wonderful community. p.j. o'rourke's lampoonery is on display in a cry from the far middle, dispatches from a divided land in which he skewers current events and looks with a gimlet eye. from bad hair cuts to road trips, it's what you expect. and deigned by dave berry, a master of the wry observations. and the back and forth between these two is just as satisfying as you'd imagine. now it's my great delight to introduce to you p.j. o'rourke and dave berry. >> it's my job now to introduce pj a little bit more and i'm honored to do that. first of all, thank you to the book fair. we love the miami book fair, pj and i have both been there live and sorry we can't be there

mrs berry has what it takes to become a super. strong ready reason i became a tom daschle his modest plan has been underestimated home long time today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income. in 60 minutes w. . how does the virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. produce through the taxable income or the weekly radio show it's called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you can get your podcast you can also find it at pretty w dot com look forward slash science. what's the secret behind this classic. visit to south. as soon as you hear beethoven's knows your mama. or the story behind the music. this morning a.j. is great to see. i. told since 9th since the world starts to simmer down on g.w. . this is deducted use coming up today under control and check. out all the virus infections in china baby just quite other countries around th

berry has what it takes to become a super. sunday morning. from an interactive region hematocrit at this modest plant has been underestimated home on time today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income. next. the man who defied beijing. the writer who criticised the chinese government fought for freedom and democracy. in the last he received the nobel prize in china he was arrested and forgotten until his death musallam in a recently discovered interview. in 45 minutes on d w. what's the secret behind this classic. you surfacing. as soon as you hear beethoven lose your mind. or the story behind the music. for the ages greatest. nation. it. beethoven's 9th before the world starts to sue mcdonald's on t w. there are nearly 8000000000 people on our planet and in fact. on the one hand on the fossil fuel cars and drive. and jeep and the resources we consume but on the other hand our influence to the news footprint and work would be about me gone too.

. >> and you've got musicians like little richard, chuck berry, who are performing alongside -- i don't mean literally, but at the same time as elvis in the mid to late '50s. it's hard to overstate the influence that people like chuck berry and little richard had on white musicianes that you saw tn years later. i know little richard heavily influenced mcjagger. can you talk a little bit about that, the borrowing from black musical style that white americans and white europeans did so well? >> it's one of those stories like everything, it isn't new in the 1950s. but television and this mass cultural -- the culture industries really make it -- expand it, make it more per vativ va -- pervasive and powerful. whites are stealing from black music across this entire two centuries, but what makes it so powerful in the period we're talking about is the increasing availability of the visuals. so elvis presley is famous long before we get to see little richard or chuck berry very much on television. but at the same time we do eventually get to see them on television. and, you know, they bring not

in the end he had to drop that because berry, this republican labor commissioner said no matter what't enforce it. berry is retiring soon after serving five terms in this job in north carolina, having declared coronavirus not a threat so people who work in her state need no protection from it. she will now leave office. she'll be replaced in january by a new state commissioner of labor, also a republican elected last month. it's going to be a long winter. godspeed, north carolina. godspeed, north carolina this christmas... i'm captain kidd. captain. little girl is lost. i am taking her home. universal pictures presents... how much you want for her? this child is not for sale. tom hanks... why are you doing this? she needs new memories, to laugh and dream. well, you can certainly handle a horse. horse. captain. make no mistake, captain. ((boy)r) hhelping kids.s. (dad) helping families. (women) helping pets. (vo) these are the lives subaru retailers have impacted in our communities, through our support of over fourteen hundred hometown charities. in fact, subaru and our retailers will

displays have been really one of the godfathers of wrong they did it all began with beethoven and chuck berry. the to. sleep. sarah willis sort out some giants of rock to see if they learned their licks from a television including internet i'm standing right in front of the very famous peppermint studios where inside the scorpions are rehearsing lluvia the scorpions of germany's most successful hard rock band have sold over 100000000 albums and performed on stage for 50 years and they're known for their timeless riffs. god's response yet it seemed we germans in particular are influenced by classical music music it's in our genes or stick classic so we've been so shaped by it that it's melody and rhythm have left their mark on us plates and. some ways for us fiddle lessons and you have to find something that sends out a signal well that's a really important point to a comb and then you have to hold on to that tension but don't cut it. off in england where samara meets a rock legend. anderson from jethro tull he's a monster playing around. it's on the fringe of. beethoven's 5th the opening stat

hematocrit data is modest has been underestimated a long time today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income and legal to go. in 30 minutes on d. w. . with him how to be a gun because on his one the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be about small. i never would have gone on a trip if i would not have put myself and my heritage so much danger to the bottom of the game to get a flavor with. that one little bit to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. you want to know their story in full migrants fair fight and reliable information from our parents. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screen or how can we protect habitat so we can make a difference google ideas environmental syriza can blow through thousands on d. w. and all mine. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world it's lonely. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. took a journey around the north pole meet profiteers and talk wit

he says the delicate feeling made from sea buckthorn berries and honey has cleansing properties. of his small chocolate factory in volusia her soon sporty 3 workers have to handle their bosses wild ideas he uses ingredients like soy sauce cider vinegar caviar and bacon for his unusual chocolates that's earned her soon an entry in the famous michelin guide and this is one of my inspirational rules in my life i have the target at home who gives me a lot of inspiration and hearing my beer to bar so i have the same thing. he also shoots his wacky promotional videos at home. or. all over. and you are our honestly it was just a funny joke it has nothing to do with politics or just want to make people laugh in those dark days it is disinfectant chocolate is a hit but due to the recent election its sell by date is fast approaching trump will soon be leaving the white house and also pursuing chocolate shop discounts on throw. a belgian chocolate that's likely more to trump's taste than the u.s. election results. it actually looks quite tasty right well that brings us to the end of the day

leave the trees where they've spent a day sleeping and set off in search of food mainly fruits and berries. the researchers wait for 2 hours and then they have a stroke of luck for flying foxes get caught in a nets. carefully they are untangle them. each of these sacks contains one flying fox this keeps them from getting injured until the researchers have time to examine them now in the early morning light it becomes evident why these animals are flying foxes. one fascinating about this animal is that it's probably flown 2000 kilometers to get here to meet with millions of others but we don't know where it's come from nor if it will return to the same place or go elsewhere. but that could soon change for the 1st time researchers are trying to follow the mega bats flight path by attaching transmitters to them the devices look big but wait just a few grams. in an incredible feat of strength the flying foxes make their way to zambia each year covering thousands of kilometers on seemingly fragile wings then i can search for food is impressive to fruit bats travel up to 200 kilometers each nigh

you see this in john berries writing in particular. the american red cross concluded that fear and panic of the influenza, akin to terror of the middle ages regarding the black played, had been prevalent in virtually every community in the u.s.. that's another interesting element of this. thinking globally and human, one of the things people are seeing in other countries is this fear of the virus has manifested itself and social relations around the world. and it's a kind of unique thing that we rarely see in history or world history. everyone around the world would be experiencing something, pretty much in realtime. that is something we have not paused to reflect on very much. there may be longer consequences to it. let's talk about non pharmaceutical interventions. that's a term foreclosure policies and social distancing, and all that sort of stuff. the philadelphia enquirer right after that great parade, which was a superspreader event, virtually nothing there. a few days later, two weeks later, you see scientific nursing halting th

king with berries and chia seeds just 3 of the countless super foods in big demand due to their nutritional credentials couldn't leave the point is what a person needs. there's complete confusion on that issue for it and now you see these products where we're told you need this if you eat this you'll get well or you won't get sick of it but it's not really truth and so on. how does super food hype impact on local people in countries where the products are actually grown. does the continually increasing demand have the potential to even destroy entire ecosystems. we're on the road to disaster here if something doesn't change and the region will turn into a desert about. this soup of food craze started as is so often the case in the u.s. and now see the food restaurants are at home in cities around the world face it dishes with exotic ingredients such as a cottage chia in kenya which come with the promise of making you slim healthy and happy. customers in this tristram tin box in germany like it. is if i'm designed ours and it looks healthy and you know. are you doing something good for your

berry has what it takes to become a super food budget. while strawman or rather the reason i became a tom daschle is modest plan has been underestimated on time today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income. in 60 minutes on t.w. . from the get go to parliament. to go into bobby wallet. pop star grills against hopes of god let's turn to god. despite coming from a poor family loves to become president. the challenges are going to. be a. credible story will bob you want to. start to december 10th on d.w.i. . welcome to global 3000. more than a 1000000000 tons of food just thrown away worldwide every year what's the solution . financially rewarding investment that's also environmentally sound is there such a thing. but 1st our planet is drowning in plastic waste how can we clean up our world. the plastic revolution began around 1955 and early 70 years an estimated $9000000000.00 tons have been produced every year more than $350000000.00 tons of plastic a radish to the mix a

his modest plan has been underestimated home on time and today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income equal to the. next on t.w. . the truck in good shape people who don't play has nothing to laugh about it is important for us to keep training for the brain of senior citizens and it's good for children to cause a form civil behavior and it's a lot of fun where designers of the play come from bands while a little bit of fun is much more than just a childish pastime good. 30 minutes on the tone. or. in the far north. it's lonely. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic of mali take a journey around the north pole reach profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment will be ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating our future depends on what happens here. northern lights within the arctic circle starts december 21st g.w. . this is news and these are our top stories. voting has ended in venezuela's parliamentary election boycotted by opposition leaders polls is expected to tighten president nicol

then we would dye them with different berries and roots for the coloring. we have small bags like you see here, and we also have large bushel bags to store vegetables over the winter. this right here is the interior of a house. that is actually all my daughters right there. three out of my four. i have four daughters and no boys. that is my oldest daughter. i want to break out for a second. i want to tell you where these pictures come from. we have worked with scholastic quite a bit over the years. in 2016, they came and said, can we make a video? and put this video across every third grade classroom across the united states? sure. we set up a script. he did the colonial side, i did the wampanoag side, and we showed how wampanoag kids lived back then. in the 17th century and before. and it leads up to what they do today. it shows them riding their bikes, playing on the playground, wearing clothes like they do today. that is what kids relate to. they think we are gone. just because we wear different clothing today at times, we are still here. i do a lot of t

and in the middle black berries. and all around them the regenerating christmas trees. which have a special meaning for birds. through through all the technological advancements and the digital world we have lost many of those just natural ways of coming together and communicating and celebrating life and you know being aware of what life actually means and for me to do is the christmas tree at christmas where you come together as a family and you just enjoy being together and having that time to also reflect on the year if the project proved successful bursal hopes the technique will be used around the world to make christmas trees a little bit greener. and before we go we just have some festive cheer for you of the furry variety courtesy of the berlin zoo the animals in the german capital were treated to some early festivities including christmas trees filled with furry friendly treats for the big cats and it was even a present virtue for some of the bears though they did have to reach for their. stars or its polar bears heritage and tanya and they even took their tre

in the past and going forward. >> well, thank you for everything you're doing, john berry. important note to our viewers. coming up, join anderson cooper to learn how the country defeated the 1918 pap democratic, the new cnn special, pandemic, how the virus changed the world in 1918. that starts at the top of the hour. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i am what i live. my way. the new fragrance giorgio armani. that will change me forever. ♪ yes. ♪ show them your love is unstoppable. in-store, online or by virtual consultation. only at kay jewelers. fighting cancer doesn't start here. not in tubes or bags. not in scans or scribbles. fighting cancer doesn't even start in a lab. the truth is, fighting cancer starts with you. covid has devastated our funding for lifesaving research. help us help patients. donate today. with sweet potato fries. eating a falafel wrap help us help patients. (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? you can earn your degree faster and for less with relevant life experience and eligible transfer credits. because your exper

went to berries. mr.ctively implemented his plan to strengthen the north atlantic treaty organization and with other allies. went on to meet cuss shove. >> we had a full and frank of the interviews on the issues that divide the two countries. i can tell you now it was a very days.r two there was no discourtesy, no tempers, no threats. o advantage or concession was or given.ned trip final stop on the was to london. [chanting] >> the citizens there welcomed the new president with special enthusiasm for he had lived as a boy when his father was ambassador to england. during the summer hundreds of exchange students from around to washington to see the president. andessed with their numbers various nationalities he asked them to identify themselves. >> i wonder if we can find out you all come from. could we have everybody hold up comes from who europe. europe? [cheers] and then if we could have everybody who comes from latin america. [cheers] comes then everyone who from africa [cheers] who comes everyone from

quote of a loved one that they lost to gun violence while while the fight. 2 year old dk lydia's berry was kill may 15th 2016 she was my friend 22 year old edward james was killed on april 15th 2009 saying he was my brother. 90 don't want to johnson was killed on september 5th 28 saying it was my brother. losing down months it was a breaking point. for me he was a young person we lost him because my city. i didn't know how to move forward but the young people always zillion they knew he was someone who wanted to make a difference and they didn't let that that's the one thing. yeah bringing this one baby. so. he's here with me i guess. yeah. yeah look at it and mentally prepare myself. mentally really prepare myself because in the end like i hear you know there's certain things sit up and wait on them you know that can ma ma you know i can hear from a window called amused. that to deal with. the memories of i just say still here with me. this happy strong woman get through the day because i can come to sit down and talk too long maybe not in a physical form. spears you. can always their

then we dye it with different types of berries and roots for the coloring. so we have small bags like you see here and large bushel bags to store our dried vegetables so we'd have dry food during the winter. now, this right here is the interior of a house. those are actually all my daughters right there. those are three out of my four. i got four daughters and no boys, yeah. so that's the oldest daughter sitting down. her name's talia. the two sitting on the ground tashima and stolum. i want to break out for a second. i want to tell you where these pictures come from. we work with scholastic quite a bit over the years. and in 2016 they came to the201- and put this video across of the united states. -- we set up the script, i did them open upside. showed how walk-in auburn can show back there live back there. leads again what they do today show the tashfeen and showing their bikes we'll that's where kids relate to think were gone just because we have a difficult time sometimes we're still here every class in the united states sometimes when i walk it's called

yo soy alejandro berry y estamos en la semana de final en mÉxico y en la mls también.

they're going to be scarfed by the guests and by the cartel soon as you look at your table black berry. i hear. finally you i know that many people in the united states have absolutely no idea of what is happening down here. and they only know what they read in the newspaper most of which is fallacious. you know. you can't trust these people and they're all drug addicts and no one sees these people as human beings they've become monsters in the eyes of so many people. cause me to the border you look into the faces of the police and the children that our policies are affecting so dramatically how many people here i think. want to leave their home and their high tree. you know most of them as a young woman was and it's a lot of the lisbon that was on this bus and made us you know see this event that most of us even more money for him a little bit of in this movie ask them what they want to get out of heaven the land . this is the ethical. sea i think. this here in person and that unless a lot of this was going on up on us i would aniston's moonless unionist that on purpose and i am as va

the berries are all pearl white and perfect. >> mistletoe sales in the uk are down as much as 75%. >>ed under the mistletoe? >> yes. >> will you be this year? >> with a mask on. >> coronavirus has made kissing a health hazard and with festive gatherings banned. the mistletoe trade is taking a hit. >> a lot goes to winter weddings. we usually supply to 300 weddings. this year, it has been decimated. >> crowds have packed the crown for yearly mistletoe auction since victoria times. this year, covid called it off. >> i've been doing it since 1977. >> sara is determined to keep the tradition going with mistletoe by post. >> people have been sending them to weddings they haven't been able to go to and grandparents and parents they haven't been able to see. >> the show must go on. >> i might propose to her under the mistletoe this year. >> sealing the deal with a kiss even in 2020. cbs news, london. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, we speak with new jersey governor phil murphy about his warning to residents about the spread of covid-19 during the holidays and the vaccine roll out in his s

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then we dye, different types of berries and roots for coloring. we had small bags that you see here and large bushel bags to store dried vegetables so we would have food during the winter. now this right here is the interior of a house. that is actually all of my daughters there. three out of four. i got four daughters and no boys, yeah. so that's the oldest daughter sitting down. her name is talia. the two sitting on the ground, tashama and storm. i want to break out for a second. i want to tell you where these pictures come from. we work with scholastic quite a bit over the years and in 2016, they came to plymouth plantations, can we make a video and put this video across every third grade class in the united states? we said sure. we set up the script. richard and i worked on it quite a bit. he did the cornual flag and i did the wampanoag flag. we showed how wampanoag and colonial kids lived back then, back in 1974 and what they do today. shows tashama and storm riding their bikes, plague in the playgroun playing like they did today. and that's

carl: we used to be able to go nt geese on...any kind of hunt, berry picking.now they're just disappearing. ayakha: you can start by the small, daily activities to just raise awareness in your community 'cause eventually, it will spread like a wildfire. woman: one of them is a 17-year-old who joined greta thunberg and 14 her global activists in signing a legal complaint for the united nations convention on the rights of the child. ayakha: it's almost like the children of the world taking the world to court, for not upholding the united nations rights of the child. i was very glad to be part of it 'cause it will mean that i was able to shed light on what's happening to my community, to my country. they look at co2 emissions... nokulunga: she was gonna do the plastic surgeon and stuff, so i said, "my hand is up. i hope i'm the first one." it's been long since i wanted to be young again. she said, "oh, i'll make you young." but now we're not talking about that anymore. now she's talking about the climate issue. she want to be a lawyer. she wants to fight for the c

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a loved one that they lost to gun violence while that while the fight . 2 year old dk lydia's berry was kill mazed 152600 she was my friend so on and so year old edward james was killed on april 15th 2009 saying he was my brother. 9 to 0 don't want to johnson was killed on such summerfield 28 c. it was my brother. losing dominance it was a breaking point. for me he was a young person we lost him because my city. i didn't know how to move forward but the young people or resilient they knew he was someone who wanted to make a difference and they didn't let that death go and vague. this one baby. so. he's here with me i guess you don't. yeah. yeah i get it and mentally prepare myself. mentally really prepare myself because you know as you see and like i here and you know. they. sit up and wait on them you know that i can hear oh mom ma you know i can hear them a window called a muse. to deal with. the memories but i do say still here with me. as happy strong to get through the day because i can come to sit down and talk to maybe not in physical form. spiritually. alison who had to make me