plainest us little problem is that we actually know relatively little about tom bora. we know a lot about the 815 eruption because very little about the older ones who cons so it's very hard to predict how long it'll be before it has another great eruption as it did in 815. to put its afternoon in the same. meanwhile the situation in europe was getting worse by the day as people started to die from harmless infectious diseases. the official cause of death emaciation. saw to not fall or was a priest from sick money and helplessly watching his parishioners starve to death he tried to preach a gospel of hope. but in vain. he and his cousin desperately look for a way out perhaps they thought the forest could provide nutritious herbs roots or fruits as an alternative to the insanely expensive bread made from pure grain. their early experiments were a failure but they kept on going. documents in the museum for bread culture and show they weren't the only ones looking for new recipes at the time. when father and his cousin started meeting potatoes into the dough it marked the

even here researchers have found 10 boras fingerprints. if we look back in the past how frequently where volcanic eruptions the saw as of temple or in the last 200 g.'s the tempura of all kind it was the most important eruption of our recent past and a cool way eruption in 40 and 50 a disease another very large one and then we have a series of eruptions in 12 in the 12 fifties and before then as many eruptions that you can look at back through time and. that means huge eruptions with global consequences have been far more frequent than previously believed. mankind has probably experienced several such crises and tempura won't be the last. in southern germany the sudden climate change and famine spurred a 1st wave of emigration. going on hundreds of emigrants made their way down the river danube in simple wooden rowing boats so-called owner boxes. date accepted an invitation from the tsar. of russia who had promised land and russian citizenship to anyone who wanted to flee to his country. many people also sought their fortunes on the other

mankind has probably experienced several such crises and how bora won't be the last . in southern germany the sudden climate change and famine spurred a 1st wave of emigration. going on hundreds of emigrants made their way down the river danube in simple wooden growing boats so-called oh no boxes. they'd accepted an invitation from the czar of russia who had promised land and russian citizenship to anyone who wanted to flee to his country. many people also sought their fortunes on the other side of the atlantic in the united states. but most of the people there were already bracing themselves for the next disaster. the us east coast had also been hit by severe turbulence after the tambura eruption. thomas jefferson the former u.s. president and father of the declaration of independence had been running his monticello plantation in virginia for many years. the region's climate was comparatively mild and he had made a lot of money from it so far. but it was a deceptive it'll as the records of his crop prove. it's. from 816 on words drought cold and thunderstorms repeated

the house again is on his way back to tom bora helicopter is the only way to reach the inside of the deep crater at all. today looks like a tropical paradise of rain forests and coral reefs. but above it all the brooding volcano. the volcanologist has already been up to the volcanoes rim once. they took him several days to climb up it on foot so he knows there's no way down into the gigantic crater. it's his long cherished dream to stand on its floor. at last the chopper touches down on the crater floor where hardly anyone has ever set foot before. but he doesn't have a lot of time the pilot can't risk switching off the engine if it doesn't start again they'll be stranded because there is no radio or phone coverage in the crater . get or so walks to the foot of the crater wall to make his measurements here we can see the elemental for still slumbering close to the surface. of us and some if we go to the edge of the crater we can see volcanic gases escaping indicating that the full kaino is still very active if the gases consist mainly of water vapor you can also see elemental sulfur

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and that's just something you can see bora bora right now temperatures mostly in the 50's few holdouts in the 40's though like morgan hill, dublin and then say alina and north bay conquered europe, 54 right now while oakland at a cool 56 degrees cloud cover every day here in stormtracker 4 gradually starting to clear out for a few spots do expect a couple of sprinkles right along that northern sonoma county mendocino county line but other than that skies. well they're just going to be dry today and that's something we're going to see for the rest of the week too with dry conditions tomorrow after a clear start to the day and those dry conditions lasting through thursday and friday to as for temperatures today do expect daytime highs to rise into the low 60's by the coast with upper 60's for inland spots like conquered cut 67 oakland you'll be of 65 later today with san jose and not due to call 66 tomorrow thursday and friday temperatures right around the same as today couple degrees, warmer in some cases and a lot of sunshine expected on the same days to now saturday sunday and but the

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scott boras proposing 2 different schedules. 1 for the entire 162 game regular season schedule that would begin june 1.a second proposal calls for a 144 game shortened season starting july 1. the world series normally ends in late october and early november but his proposal has it during the put holidays for many cities, get snow and games will be played in warm weather cities and and don't start >>> the presidential race of being impacted by that pandemic , camping stopped and rally halted because of social distancing orders. candidates have to find new ways to reach voters. >>> >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing have thrown a curveball to the campaigns for the november 2020 presidential race >> a great day for the american worker. >> reporter: president trump appearing in daily white house briefings. >> former vice president joe biden doing interviews from his home in delaware. >> we should have dr. fauci on a lot more than the president. >>> a new university poll shows a very tight race with the current democratic front runner joe biden just 3 points ahead of p

news pieces and we saw francisco bora who's an italian journalist and she was speaking to us from arizona which is where she is joining us right now it's a place which is in total meltdown in the red zone franziska we spoke maybe 16 hours ago something like that and you were speaking from a square which had all the appearances of a ghost town tell us where you are now and how people are feeling well i mean one of the. working as you can see probably behind me. and according to new sheets particularly you only 3 customers can and 39 so if i stay inside but. the entrance because we must keep away from each other i mean one meter for me. this is the minimum security distance so wherever it will be harder we should wear a mask if we speak to each other and we should stay one meet that it least from each other and then you know everything is closed but their bodies each side and just 3 days to go i was waiting for your call and then ambulance came and just you know just will take your way in all the man in these streets and suddenly you know everybody everybody says looking from from the windo

bora in an in q tel, medical and biodefense preparedness. dr.eib he serves on the boards of lumina and pfizer. good morning to both of you. let me start with you, dr. gottleib we've been talking to you for the past several weeks this weekend it feels like this whole situation, both in the united states and also obviously in italy, has moved to a new place. this is a new chapter here >> yeah, i think we've reached a predictable tipping point where there will be a rapid acceleration of cases in the united states. we still have a narrow window of opportunity to implement tough mitigation steps but we're losing time and we need to start taking more aggressive steps right now to try to contain the large outbreaks that are in probably multiple u.s. cities right now to prevent a broader epidemic and try to get to a point where we don't exhaust the health care system the goal is to make sure the peak of this epidemic, we are heading for an epidemic, doesn't become so large where you get to a point where you've exhausted the health care system that's wha