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bloom from transporting into new areas.get mixed by other water masses. the fish are doing whatever they can, moving fish, trying to get them out of this algae area. is it your expectation 110w algae area. is it your expectation now that we are going to have to get used to this and get used to this in the future? we will experience this in the future as well. this is not... we have seen it before and we will see you in the future as well. think you very much for your time and explaining that for us. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. in india, a fire at a college has killed at least 17 students. some were seen jumping and falling from the building in the western city of sura. flames spread quickly through the classrooms because of the material used in the roof. most of the victims were teenagers. a curfew has been imposed in parts of indian—administered kashmir. it's to prevent a repeat of yesterday's protests over the killing of a militant leader — zakir musa — who had pledged allegiance to al-

they bloom once every 15 years and the bloom only lasts 24 hours. >> i've neverelt ell -- never smelled corpse flower. i want to change it up a bit. >> okay. >> you all be by yourself. >> okay. >> let us know. >> i'll take roses, thanks. you can tell my husband. >>> well, if you like smelling roses and you like nice things, that's exactly what the traffic presents to you this morning. nothing but good out there. a little green. we're going to start with trouble spots that aren't causing significant delays. just normal. down to 8 miles per hour. as you come down the altamonte pass. and coming up past 61. there is some kind of roadway in the construction. you can see some delays there. but not too terrible. had fact, that's the opposite of the commute direction. and the 586 direction looks good as well. there is an accident southbound that has been moved to the right shoulder. but just south of the bridge exit. you can see it is slow and go, just past that. but once you're through, looks pretty darn good. plenty of green in the south bay. morgan hill. this is usually a slow spot, where yo

each bloom individually by hand just as they would have more than a century ago. very few people in the world have this know how and that has its price. these roses cost $80.00 euros a pace the most difficult step is dying the fabrics. i ask customers who include star designers philip treacy very demanding. a place in my theater a seat makes is have to match the color i dyed the flowers he does a lot for the duchess of cornwall command it's mostly rosé own too they say a color like this makes a face beautiful and i think one can confirm that with camilla coming back among the 53. there flowers are even in demand with costume design and in hollywood do you really think that nice to see to that particular interest to you not scholarly which is. why the fantasy or drama the styles flowers set the tone often the shyness find out only by chance which celebrities are wearing their flowers although the order books are full they have their eyes on retirement and they're hoping to pass the business on to a success so while it's still in full bloom. that's all for this edit

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bloom has already needled me about a few of those during these last few years, so i appreciate the olive branch, president. as students of history, we all know and reflect on those hundred years that have preceded this -- where this institution first started to grow its roots and bloom, when it first opened its doors as the anderson bible training college. and when i think about just how far indiana, our state, has advanced over the last century plus, a lot of who we are, what we are, as a growing state, is because of this university and the classmates that all walked this stage before you. those previous generations cap this special place always moving in forward motion, and now you are tasked with carrying on this important legacy and this proud heritage. you have already shown that you are up to this task, this order. anderson's -- your university's 2019 graduating class is a resilient one. christ taught us many things, including the importance of resiliency. you have all weathered some important changes. yet you are soon to be in a matter of minutes alma mater. new academic programs,

he has had the full backing of tony bloom and the board, all this time.nce christmas, any premier league manager will be under pressure by they are not producing three point or totally trying to climb the table as much as writing could have done. —— brighton could have done. stagnant, really. with liverpool missing out on the domestic title, the club's attention will surely now turn to europe. with a place in the champions league final — they have another chance of a trophy. it's an all england affair with tottenham getting to their first ever champions league final. 0ur reporter david 0rnstein is in madrid where it'll take place next month welcome to the stadium, home of atletico madrid, dolly 1st ofjune it will play host to the changes league final. tottenham against liverpool, this of the walk that the players will take onto the pitch. it was opened in 2017, the fifth time that the city of madrid will host the european cup final, the first time that their stadium well. 16,000 capacity that will be reduced to around 63,000 on the night itself. officiall

i'm not going to speakjust blooms, as you know.eak just about blooms, as you know. i'm not going to speakjust about mr trump, with north korea or great britain with brexit, or france with the yellow jackets or poland with the nationalism or hungary with the same thing. it's spreading everywhere and it's a problem... but vladimir putin has tapped into something extremely powerful in your country and if we start with ukraine, close to home on the border, a country which russia is always seen as part of its wider sphere of influence, in 2014, when vladimir putin decisively decided to send troops into crimea and indeed send troops into crimea and indeed send some troops into eastern ukraine as well, the russian public absolutely loved it and the annexation of crimea has kept his popularity high ever since. first of all, not everybody in russia liked that. not everybody, but look at the poles, be realistic. a big number of people but not everybody. secondly, what happens at least i would say in the eastern ukraine, it's a crime. dozens

. >> the super blooms may be over but you can still catch some beautiful wild flowers in the bay areao the bay under partly cloudy skies, the holiday weekend is coming >>> southern california has made headlines for super plumes but they often only last short periods of time. >> you can still find a wide variety of wild flowers. here's where to look. >> enjoying the wild flowers in the santa cruz area, i would call it more of a treasure hundred than a super bloom. >> we're incredibly lucky with wild flowers because there's something blooming just about all year round. right now, there are beautiful purple loopin. orange california poppies. i believe what we're seeing here on the hillside is california gold fields. not only do we have hundred of wild flower species blooming year round, but for such an urban populated area, we have an abundance of public open space to get out and go enjoy the wild flowers. we are in your open public space land. we all need to take care of it. that means to remember, the leave no trace principles. so stay on trail. pack out whatever you pack in. and take

. >> people say, can you take care of my orchid now that it's finished blooming?ow, i have a place to send my plants to camp. >> reporter: why don't people that throw them away? >> there's people that do that. >> reporter: why doesn't everybody do that? >> people feel guilty about doing that. you wouldn't throw away your dog. >> reporter: i would if its ears were falling off. >> someone has attachment to this thing. it's like family to them. >> reporter: it can be hard to say good-bye. >> i have one of your orchids . >> reporter: he had to tell this woman her orchid may never bloom again. >> she said to bury it. >> reporter: how did she take it? >> there was silence initially. >> reporter: fortunately, most orchids survive. >> three pickups. >> reporter: after you pay your $2 per month boarding fee, you get your babies back in full bloom. and mark is not alone. there's orchid borders in most states. it's common. but normal? i'll let you be the judge of that. steve hartman, on the road, in richmond, virginia. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for so

flowers at their base they have to be removed at exactly the right time not too early or late in their bloom reckon knows exactly which ones she can pick and which ones to leave for another day she's been taking for many years and isn't deterred by the tough conditions. of the go to bed i'm a simple homemaker from the village i'm not spoiled or afraid of hard work all of the bull the boys this come over the border i'm used to rural life and can't sit down at home doing nothing at all roast picking isn't my profession. i only do it during the season the mold via national says normal what i am in the. morning sun coaxes the fragrance from the roses after midday it gets hotter and the oil begins to evaporate the petals grow limp. red guy has to rush to complete her day's harvest. roses are the very reason beside a path of return to the valley. to. me but with notable that i was working abroad but i decided to return to bulgaria after friends encouraged me to try cultivating roses or what i like the idea so i started learning about agriculture with the monsters i'm a bit. all the way right about

and bulgaria's treasured flowers will bloom next year too when it does it will again awaken new hopes and dreams among the people of rose valley. eco india. on the camel trail. these amazing dromedaries protect the desert ecosystem. in the rare current camels do far more. their owners tell us about their incredible value. 30 minutes on d w. to take. medicine treatment. the biggest development since the discovery of consumption. using them instead of going to the doctor artificial intelligence instead of private consultation. customized pills instead of one kind it's a big business with risks and side effects. made in germany. and even on w. . what secrets lie behind the small. find in an immersive it's. yes and explore fascinating cultural heritage sites. the d w world heritage 360 you. play play. load. this is news live from berlin alabama becomes the latest u.s. state to clamp down on abortion there were public and led legislature bands to practice in almost all circumstances including in cases of rape and incest lawmakers admit the crackdown as part of a bid to overturn women's con

we saw a new blue-green algae bloom erupt recently in the st. john's river just last month, and while it's too early to know exactly the specific cause of this incident, we do know what causes algae blooms and there are steps the government can and should take to prevent them. this is why i'm focusing my efforts to remove septic tanks from my district and connecting those communities to new sewer utilities. i'm grateful for our state lawmakers and governor ron desantis who prioritized water quality this year, putting $49 million towards water quality and waste water grants and $25 million specifically for septic to sewer conversions. these conversions will have a positive impact, by lessening discharges, since septic leakage contributes to these growing algae blooms. and these growing algae problems. we must leverage these state resources with federal funds to address the full needs of florida. we have the water infrastructure finance and innovation act program, and state clean water revolving fund program, but they need to be better focused and

the rain comes just as the great flowers are beginning to bloom. a fragile time for the crop. this winery in napa county told us don't worry it won't affect the taste. >> you want no rain, no wind not too hot not too cold. just perfect. if we get heavy rain, those rains will interfere with the pollination. these are self pollinating so this doesn't really impact at all the quality. >> is how much you will get. >> just how much we are going to get. >> all the arraignment lots of snow in the mountains. he was a live look at the sierra and tahoe. get up to the mountains at some point we will show it to you of the areas have already gotten more than a foot but only a handful. resorts are open enjoy it. squall, heavenly, donor very limited powers. >>> news tonight a health warning for lots of people who went grocery shopping in alameda county. live at the berkeley bowl to explain. >> reporter: the exposure happened ten days ago. people are still very curious about whether or not they were here during the hours exposed. the latest case of measles exposure in alameda county happened

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you can see blooming here by day are typically over the water rather than of the land they do go into vietnam the city catching sounds in china and in hong kong you're very close to that in the forecast for thursday so it's sichuan hunan and the courses on the higher ground and she is the western science does the focus for rain for the next day or so and increasingly that's true of vietnam and the northern philippines and the crete taiwan come friday. now for india and bangladesh and pakistan the real feature the moment apart from daily blooming chance is of course the rising heat and that's been up to around about forty eight degrees in sindh province east through this part of india is still their daily shows produced probably late in the day or down in kerala tumble now to the far northeast of india and also increasingly is the possibility of them coming up into southern pakistan which would be a rare event but still a possibility that's true for the next couple of days or to be honest friday looks the drive of the to the northeast corner still getting the heaviest of the rain the a

as bratislava grows and blooms many slovaks are moving to neighboring austria. just a ten minute drive takes them out of the big city and across the border into the broad flat austrian countryside. here in two thousand and thirteen this low but a family made their dream of a house and garden come true. so new work says a teacher in brought a slava while her husband martin has a business in the tourism sector. now they and their children are austrian residents the cost of living was another important factor. it's because you're comparing the capital a fairly big city with the countryside it's like the edge of the world in austria here in those days i. think most of the people in kid say have no problem with the slovaks but some are uneasy with the rapid growth of the village. one resident says strangers only used to come here during the africa harvest festival. is going to hit me on many of the rural character is disappearing more and more. integration is of course not all that easy if you've got nine hundred kids a residence trying to integrate fifteen hundred s

the disposal problem that i write about consistently in it that's a term that i learned from jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afghanistan and i write about libya which right now we're seeing is still in a state of instability is marching on tripoli more bloodshed is expected this is eight years after nato intervention but the u.k. which was heavily involved in helping to destroy libya experienced the worst terror attack in its history as a direct result of the blowback over libya thanks to a young man named betty who was part of an m i six cell of libyan exiles in manchester that the m i six essentially used giving them passports ferrying ramadan of betty the father of solomon and his son over to libya to fight against gadhafi they were part of the libyan islamic fighting group that the m i six essentially created or helped cultivate to undermine khadafi after they formed as an ally of al-qaeda so clearly the goal here was just to take down another stable state using any one possible selman of betty c

he has had several backing of tony bloom and the board, all this time, andi bloom and the board, alltmas, no premier league manager is not going to be under pressure when they are only producing three points are trying to climb the table as much as brighton could have done. they had become quite stagnant, really. relegated championship club bolton have officially entered administration. they've appointed administrators this afternoon, after announcing their intention to do so last week. that followed the adjournment of a winding—up order. the club have faced a string of financial problems and a recent failed takeover attempt. it means a 12 point deduction at the start of next season. it looks like adil rashid and jofra archer will be rested for england's in their third one day international against pakistan at bristol tomorrow, asfter they both missed training on today. joe denly is expected to play and could act as a second spinner in place of rashid, as england continue to rotate their squad. meanwhile, pakistan fast bowler mohammad amir will again miss the game — he reportedly has

and bulgaria's treasured flowers will bloom next year too when it does it will again awaken new hopes and dreams among the people of rose valley. because. the top it's own up for grabs. at the bottom it's. just one game left in the season new leg in hand the happy man again. not taking time. playing a champion. needs. to get. on t.w. . who still needs the new law and journey across 4 member states sons. critics and advocates of the speak up joe what are people expecting. the law how is the e.u. doing as the european election approaches. 90 minutes on t.w. . earth. home to millions of species a home worth saving. here's what some of those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the. world like to use the term climate change to green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and will determined to build something here for the next generation global ideas the multimedia environment series on t.w. . us secretary of state

harmful algae blooms are a problem in ohio. blooms have been recorded in every state and have become a nationwide concern. the u.s. egeological survey has tested promising, cost effective treatment techniques along lake erie. i'm concerned the proposed cut at usgs will impact work. these programs are important not only to my constituents, but to constituents of many of my colleagues. i look forward to working with them to ensure these programs will continue. another trouble spot is the maintenance of the national park system. park service deferred maintenance backlog has grown to nearly $12 billion. that alarming number has prompted several important initiatives that we can all be proud of, like the centennial challenge and proposed public lands infrastructure fund, which will help to significant lie reduce the backlog on our public lands. but we can't lose sight of the fact that the park service cyclical maintenance budget isn't keeping up with the need and adding to the backlog each year. this fiscal year 2020 budget proposal

design a fashion for restaurant staff the concept is blooming in london the no uniform label specialized in fashion for the catering profession they created 78 different looks for london's luxury rosewood hotel morton to some from denmark analytic i mean from italy also create designs for the working environment they used to be designers who is a better model and alexander mcqueen in 2013 they founded their own label in paris called. each style needs to suit the restaurant the looks are inspired by the architecture and design of each individual location. like here for the waiters and cooks of a gourmet japanese restaurant in paris the designers match their garments to the interior decoration and worked closely with the owner and coconut so she tanaka is color a concept couldn't do with just any old a brand. it's a nice compliment when the fashion appeals not only to the staff wearing it but also to the customers sometimes we've had the japanese tourists who come to paris to eat who were aware of see the brand heard her somewhere and polls are no significant have either of them by 2 items

lisa bloom today our programs ratings will go up today our guest is the woman who knows most about the security situation and seen a lot all rather the lack of it yes i think so too. short of the oh thank you for listening. and we'll start off with the big story of the week. let me tell you that over the weekend sorry arse was transformed into a gigantic graveyard 15 bodies were found. their bodies were brought to the morgue and last much chance for all those who have missing loved ones. to see those just enough follows up on the searching my thoughts regularly despite the fact that she has received many open threats. because i know when a court order and i remember once there was a funeral wreath with my name on it in front of my door you don't forget something like that because when it was a form of intimidation as if to say you find bodies you find dead people here you are at your funeral raef. the threat almost became reality about 10 years ago 10 members accused her of spying for another cartel or working for the government so the cartel abducted her are yes that is going to be al

he has had the full backing of tony bloom all this time andi backing of tony bloom all this time andince christmas and i think any premier league manager is going to be under pressure when they are not producing three points, or certainly trying to climb the table as much as bright and ifeel could have done. they were quite stagnant. bolton wanderers have announced that they've officially entered administration. it comes after a rescue package from the businessman laurence bassini fell through. the club has unpaid debts of £1.2million and failed to pay the wages of their staff and players. administration means a 12 point deduction at the start of next season. millwall lionesses have chosen to break away from the mens team. millwall released a statement saying they were disappointed that the hierarchy for the women's team had taken the decision to become independent. it comes after the lionesses narrowly avoided having to disband because of financial difficulties last season. from next season, they'll be known as the london city lionesses. in the scottish premiership. st mirren are ho

is absolutely vital for the health of africa's waterways a new study has found it helps curb algae blooms that killed marine life. so to have healthy waterways we need healthy hippos but hippos don't gotta much sympathy with the locals just last year several people have died from hippo attacks have been in many many cases of people killed by hippos and this means people don't like to tolerate people they were often killed it's been in the press in kenya quite a lot with in many many instances of local people calling the service. come and kill hippos because they feel like their lives are endangered. with farmers that cattle and the hippos all competing for dwindling grasslands the biggest loser of this fight might be our environment. could line of sport for you dortmund have announced that 2 major signings germany midfielder yulian brandt is joining the club from they've been for a 5th 25000000 euros dortmund announced the signing of winger torgan haas of whom lost a 10 goals and 11 assists and the past one to speak of campaign the belgian also cost 25000000 euros a job and finished runne

more than simply a paint job that this is more than simply a paintjob to avoid some of its current bloomshe company didn't exactly have a great reputation for privacy right now but working hard to regain some of that trust. of course, this is going to be a pretty big ask. it's got to do that while being seen to innovate. there is a room here full of thousands of developers looking to see what they can build on facebook and how facebook is staying ahead of the competition. that's becoming more and more difficult when it has so many other distractions that it needs to deal with. it needs to do a lot to keep its position as the biggest social network in the world. in other business news making headlines, dom trump ramped up motion on the federal reserve after saying the central bank should cut interest rates by 4%. the fed will be making a decision later today and it's expected to keep rates unchanged at two—point 25%. however, donald trump says any cut would help the us economy go up like a rocket. vodafone has dismissed reports, over buying huawei equipped. vodafone noticed huawei software

, they were capitalism enterprises that is when china started to bloom. have you been teaching kids in our school? >> i've been teaching kids a bit long irthaa bitlonger than you k on tv. tv. charles: let get everyone in. >> i want to respond, what you are asking about was income inequality that is what upsets you, i have a different view, i think this is a good thing you allow something people, by their own drives and talent the ability to become rich, the more rich people you allow the more growth in your economy, the more invasion, and more efficiency, and greater prosperity, i have 30 seconds, i got rich in 1990s by investing in stocks, i got rich, i got out, and put that money to real estate in california, bought dozens of houses, did them up, wine refnem out, made a profit, i put it in to land. learn something, i visted in land, i have a profitable tree farm that employees people in a very depressed area where my wealth that i made my myself, i am looking after 6 kids and 9 grangrandchildren, i am not loog are in anything off you. charles: we have a

, they were capitalism enterprises that is when china started to bloom. have you been teaching kids in our school? >> i've been teaching kids a bit long irthaa bitlonger than you k on tv. tv. charles: let get everyone in. >> i want to respond, what you are asking about was income inequality that is what upsets you, i have a different view, i think this is a good thing you allow something people, by their own drives and talent the ability to become rich, the more rich people you allow the more growth in your economy, the more invasion, and more efficiency, and greater prosperity, i have 30 seconds, i got rich in 1990s by investing in stocks, i got rich, i got out, and put that money to real estate in california, bought dozens of houses, did them up, wine refnem out, made a profit, i put it in to land. learn something, i visted in land, i have a profitable tree farm that employees people in a very depressed area where my wealth that i made my myself, i am looking after 6 kids and 9 grangrandchildren, i am not loog are in anything off you. charles: we have a

told the public good was i love you i go last when you go for someone what okun is all about bob 1 it bloom is about a lot. more go how to google the girls or whatever you pulled over a lawyer. who moved. the attack sparked an investigation into what was going on. recchi but i mean from the international union for conservation of nature believes the rapid expansion of the settlement had a profound impact on the natural environment this is the edge of the camp of the cave right this is where the forest began yes what's been going on was the cause behind all of these that you see on all camps they used to be forest there the seems to be an elephant have habitat. to cap expanded at an astonishing rate over $1500.00 hectares of forests were cleared to accommodate the influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees. but nobody realised the devastating impact this would have the growing camps severed a vital lifeline for some of bangladesh's last remaining wild elephants blocking a herd of 40 from their only path to essential grazing ground. just over. there is a species we call the elephant now the

is absolutely vital for the health of africa's waterways a new study has found it helps curb algae blooms that killed marine life. so to have healthy waterways we need healthy hippos but hippos don't gotta much sympathy with the locals just last year several people have died from hippo attacks have been and many many cases of people killed by hippos and this means people don't like to tolerate people they were often killed it's been in the press in kenya quite a lot with in many many instances of local people calling the service to come and kill hippos because they feel like their lives are endangered. with that cattle and the hippos all competing for dwindling grasslands the biggest loser of this fight might be our environment. you're watching. news up next is the soil in which we grow our food under threat our documentary the last harvest as the answers for you i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. shifting powers the old order is history the world is real uniting itself and the media's role is keep the topic in focus of the global media forum 2019 today one out of 2 people is online

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is absolutely vital for the health of africa's waterways a new study has found it helps curb algae blooms that killed marine life. so to have healthy waterways we need healthy hippos but hippos don't gotta much sympathy with the locals just last year several people have died from hippo attacks have been and many many cases of people killed by hippos and this means people don't like to tolerate people they will often kill it's been in the press in kenya quite a lot in many many instances of local people calling the service to come and kill hippos because they feel like their lives are endangered. with farmers that cattle and the hippos all competing for dwindling grasslands the biggest loser of this fight might be our environment. well it's got more on this from the highest fogel he's a professor. biodiversity it broadens humboldt university it's also director general of the city said natural history museum welcome to t.w. so why should anyone who's not in kenya be worried about there being few ahead toes on the planet so 1st of all i think africa is looking at a very very dynamic developm

we're kind of seeing this second bloom with a lot of stuff across the bay area. trees will be in the high category. grasses moderate and weeds moderate. at 6:48 we're tracking severe weather across the nation. i'll show you where it's the worsout be bad tomorrow. >>> up next, wheels up for toronto. here they come. the warriors on their way to the nba finals. steph curry with a lot of food. so does klay thompson back on that flight. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. the warriors are on their way to toronto -- and look who made >>> take a look. pack up the team and pack up the plane. the warriors are on their way to toronto, and look who made the flight. that's kevin durant. yesterday steve kerr told us he wasn't sure if kd

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