us in welcoming our beloved friend, colleague and mycelia ambassador, paul stamets, live from british columbia. - yeah, it's been a long journey, folks. i have been on this planet now for 65 years. my first interest in mushrooms was findg psilocybin mushrooms. and indeed i wrote my first book when i was 23, i just pulled it out and dusted it off. "psilocybe mushrooms & their allies this contains the genus psilocybe it contains in the majority of this psilocybin mushrooms. there's around 216 species in the genus psilocybe, 116 species are the psilocybin active which means they contain the tryptamine compounds, psilocybin and psilocin. and some other interesting analogs that i'll speak about. so, there's been a interesting course in my life because i was originally my interest in this subject, when i went to conferences, i was treated like a ler, people avoided me. they felt uncomfortable with the subject. and my, times have rely changed. so i would like to first, i'm just gonna i have a slide deck that will be available to all of you, but i'm gonna first really show you how much those times hav

us in welcoming our beloved friend, colleague and mycelia ambassador, paul stamets, live from british columbia. - yeah, it's been a long journey, folks. i have been on this planet now for 65 years. my first interest in mushrooms was fiing psilocybin mushrooms. and indeed i wrote my first book when i was 23, i just pulled it out and dusted it off. "psilocybe mushrooms & their alli," this contains the genus psilocybe it contains in the majority of this psilocybin mushrooms. there's around 216 species in the genus psilocybe, 116 species are the psilocybin active which means they contain the tryptamine compounds, psilocybin and psilocin. and some other interesting analogs that i'll speak about. so, there's been a interesting course in my life because i was originally my interest in this subject, when i went to conferences, i was treated like a ler, people avoided me. they felt uncomfortable with the subject. and my, times have rely changed. so i would like to first, i'm just gonna i have a slide deck that will be available to all of you, but i'm gonna first really show you how much those times hav

so far this year. temperatures have come down in british columbia and alberta, but still hanging onto that heat for scheduling. and manitoba, your temperature is around 30 degrees, and there's also been some flash fighting around toronto with this cluster of cells that's moving further toward the east. we'll have to see if we see some flash fighting in new york as well. central america, the rain is picking up across the caribbean and a pretty solid band of rain from san jose and panama. and then we got some cooler air filtering in to lima. 16 degrees, but further south of that, those temperature is bouncing back. a sam 27 on monday, sir, later. official airline of the journey ah ah, seaford. mm hm. and then international intake, option excellence award book. now for your hero talk to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound, you speak off his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the armstrong in the 1970 s if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on algebra. ah,

in british columbia, researchers have made significant progress developing oral insulin tablets as a of british columbia discovered that insulin from their oral tablets is absorbed by rats in the same way that injected insulin is absorb it. they say nearly 100% of the insulin from those tablets go straight into the liver. researchers hope the tablets will improve the quality of life of more than 9 million people around the world with type one diabetes. still ahead, while many are hoping to still get a vaccine, the m pox virus has officially become fatal. we officially become fatal. we have details on the firs after my car accident, officially become fatal. we have details on the firs i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eigh

and in canada, people in british columbia are told to leave their homes because of an out-of-controldfire there. planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the fire. the residents of 25 homes have been told to leave and 350 of them push on alert area -- temperatures and dry conditions have fueled fires in the robin. the comments around the world consider the impact of the climate change on impact -- economies and who should bear the bigger burden when it comes to protecting the tenant. the u.n. has unveiled its guidance for how individuals more -- reports from london -- pressure is -- on big businesses to take responsibility in the hope of lasting change. >> the water cylinder is -- >> kathryn invested heavily in climate change. 0 -- installing a solar panel on the roof of her home writing hot water in the summer months. and extra insulation upstairs. and paying more for nubile energy. and they drive an electric car. a commitment to the planet beyond the reach of many. >> this makes me angry because people do not have enough honey to do this on their own and for us it has

surrounded by the trees and mountains of british columbia, canada.his is her little brother, gabriel of. >> i always thought about my family and my parents being perfect. >> especially when you saw other families around you. >> yeah, parents get divorced? it did make sense to me. how would you deal with that? >> and then their parents? had a story as unlikely and romantic as gabriel had ever heard. this guy, rustic canadian labor fancied himself a gambler. and wendy, a sweet wild girl that strayed so far by her middle-class roots in the connecticut suburbs. they met at a hotel in reno, nevada. >> she hardly knew award of english. he hardly know where to french. >> and he came. and she was leaving, he said take me with you. >> and she did, all the way back to canada. to northern saskatchewan. and against all oats, said her sister, pat -- worked. >> when i really liked about them is that they seemed to be more friends than lovers. the way they talk to each other. the way that they behaved. it almost didn't feel like husband and wife. >> and the kids? a

researchers from the university of british columbia.ing oral insulin tablets. >> as a replacement for daily insulin injections. they discovered. that insulin from their oral tablets is absorbed by rats in the same way that injected insulin is absorbed. they say that nearly 100% of the insulin from their tablets researchers hope that the . r- tablets will improve the quality of life of more than 9 million people around the world with type one diabetes. >> still ahead,astate lawmakers want to make the internet safer for kids. the latest effort from the capitol. >> at least 3 people are dead after severe storms battered the midwest and parts of the south. in arkansas, an 11 year-old boy was swept into a storm drain and died. officials in michigan say a 14 year-old girl was killed in her backyard when she grabbed a charged electrical line that she thought was a stick. and in ohio, a woman died when a tree fell on her. more than 1 million homes and businesses were left without power across the region. yesterday, officials say strong and dama

wildfire several planes and had called to have been dispatched to tackle the me creek fire in british columbia. the residence of 25 homes have been told to leave more than 350 of being put on love, record temperatures and dry conditions of fuel fires in the province. new covey 19 infections have risen sharply in south korea with more than 100000 recorded on tuesday. that's an increase of $60000.00 cases. the day before of official save a highly contagious ami.

wildfire. several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the for me is creek fire in british columbia. the residence of 25 homes have been told to leave more than 350 of being put on love, record temperatures and dry condition for fuel fires in the province. new cove at 19 infections have risen sharply in south korea with more than 100000 records on tuesday. that's an increase of $60000.00 cases in the day before of official save the highly contagious on the con variant is behind the surge. it's driven up the number of hospital admissions, with serious cases, reaching the highest levels and nearly 3 months. and the days home media reports in taiwan the saying us how speak can nancy pelosi could arrive in type in the coming out the u. s. how speaker is thought of left malaysia, the plane she arrived on her now last column for the flight path. that plan is being trained online is left malaysia bearing south and has flown over indonesia has no force. taiwan. china is warning against a visit. ah . and i thank you to some of the headlines now. the united states has its killed the leader of

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and as for more than 2000 people to leave their homes and in canada, people in british columbia have been told to leave their homes because of an out of control wildfire. their several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle this fire the residence of 25 hundreds have been told to leave, and more than 350 have been put on alert. reco, temperatures, and dry conditions have fueled fires in the province was governments around the world consider the impact of climate change on their populations and economies. environmentalist questioning, who should bear the baker, but when it comes to protecting the planets, the u. n. is unveiled its guidance for how individuals can do more than any barker reports from london. pressure is mounting on governments and big businesses to take greater responsibility in the hope of lasting change. so the hot water cylinder is in the, in the leafy london suburb, katherine mysteries invested heavily in tackling climate change on the roof, installing a solar panel on the roof of her home providing hot water in the summer months. they've also put ex

several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the crimea house creek fire and british columbia. people living in 25 homes in the area have been told to leave a more than 350 of them put on alert. record temperatures and dry conditions have fueled fires in the province. new cove at 19 infections have risen sharply and south korea with more than 100000 recorded on tuesday. that's an increase of 60000 cases from the day before. health officials say the highly contagious over con variant is behind the surge. it's driven up the number of hospital admissions with serious cases reaching the highest levels in nearly 3 months. ah, it is good to have you with this. hello, adrian said, going here in so all the headlines on al jazeera tension is escalating between china of the united states because of a possible visit to taiwan by the u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi online flight tracker show a military plane which took her to malaysia is approaching taipei, beijing as ward of serious consequences. if the visit goes ahead. the united states says that its killed the leader of al qaeda in a

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planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the carrying the os creek fire in the british columbia. residence of 25 homes have been told to leave more than 350 had been put on alert reco temperatures and dry conditions of fuel fires in the province. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories us how speak and nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan. she says her visit shows america's unwavering commitment to supporting tie was democracy. lazy is the most senior us official to come to the self governing island in 25 years. beijing has condemned the visit and vow to launch what it's coiling. targeted military operations on vehicles have been seen for trolling the chinese port city. she meant she had returns, he has more from washington dc. we've had various guests in beijing on our end, the last few hours saying look, if it's become such a major issue now, it's very difficult with aging, not to react because it will be seen as, as weaknesses capitulation off again, some against an intervention in, in the one china policy that the u. s. i'm china, a supposed to be respecting china

well, you should ask the 20 people who destroyed bath coastal gas land construction side and british columbia that you started off with. because as far as i know, they all evaded arrest, which i think is a great thing that you can go in and destroy a site where a pipeline is being constructed and just get away with it. likewise, i don't know anyone in the tire extinguishers who's been arrested and i think this is a step away from the civil disobedience protocol of extinction. rebellion and other groups have made it a virtue to get rid of them. yeah, yeah. the heart of our action is to almost throw ourselves into the arms of the police and end up in jail. i shot i've had enough. what was that? was that what you were doing because you got skipped topping and you did some jail time. did you care that you were court? i mean, yes and you know? yeah, nobody wants the are you and we didn't change a big piece of equipment so you would definitely gonna get caught. that that was not an engine is. yeah. i mean, i think this speaks to the bigger issue of an escalation of tactics. you know, in that case w

just over a month ago, they announced a partnership with pacific energy to build a terminal in british columbiaus, there is a great deal of gas that goes to export terminals. the rise of this subsector is perfect for their business. my take a long time to kick in, but enbridge is paying the 6.3% yield. bottom line, when the market gets challenging, use these moments of weakness in said destructible stocks. you don't want the fed destroying your stocks. powerful, long-term seems, like the rise of lng. this will be one of the best stories of the next decade, regardless of what the fed is doing right now or would putin is doing, for that matter. gabe in michigan? >> hey, jim. i appreciate all you do for us at home and congratulations on your new home there in new york. >> oh, don't you love it? it is so nice. i love the blues and the reds. i need one that is thinner because this makes me look heavier. hey, i had to point it out. go ahead. >> my scenario, early 2020, bottom number of shares and my diversified portfolio that you so well taught me. so, is it time to hold or renew register on energy?

on july 28th, the province of british columbia reported it would stop reporting the number of deathst occurred in people taking the covid booster. oh, wow. why is that? we're not allowed to ask. oh, we are now, because it's a trump crime. the charts are missing from the internet archives, widely known as a front for russian operatives working on behalf of who? donald trump. we do have the most recent available data. what do they show? they show that 70% of all deaths in that province occur in people who are boosted. do the math on that for a minute. well, your first reaction might be, oh, well, vaccinated and boosted people tend to be older, so of course they're dying at a greater rate. nothing to do with the shot. but then you look deeper. you read the lancet article entitled risk of infect, hospitalization and death months after a second covid-19 vaccine, that people over the age of 80 have worse outcomes, more hospitalizations, more deaths, when they're vaccinated than when they are unvaccinated. so it turns out when donald trump told you, as he did hundreds of times, certainly yo

. >> it's real entirely due to the extremely advantageous conditions that pertain in british columbiasured that she's about to have -- which is really where she fainted. >> he showed a lack of sympathy. it was an indication that he didn't care as much that something had gone out of the marriage. >> charles did not understand her eating disorder. i think it was frustrating and confusing to him. >> it was a very different era where people didn't understand eating disorders very well at all. but he actually went one further than that. he made cruel jokes. >> charles would say is that -- >> there's so much shame attached to the condition. it's pretty much the worse thing you can say to someone battling that kind of disease. it's her coping mechanism. she feels with her bulimia that she can control something in her life. >> so much of the attention around her was on her appearance. her thinness was often celebrated, and it just continued into a real damaging cycle. >> the royal family does not know how to deal with this because bulimia centers around emotions so she's alone and she's longi

near british columbia, temperature are pushing into the 80s and 90s.we've got the wet weather in places around the south. heat, historic eat, potentially in store across parts of the northwest. rosemary? >> all right, pedram javaheri, many thanks. appreciate it. thank you . and thank you for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church. max foster continues on "cnn newsroom" next. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >> the voters made themselves clear t

still getting on sooner. moisture flare up here on sunday. temperatures are falling off across british columbia and alberta and canada, but hanging onto the heat for us scattering. and manitoba, as we've got temperatures in the thirty's here, temperatures have fallen off across the great lakes. we've had these storms sweep through, they'll move further toward the east and a pretty good run of rain, dc. and virginia on sunday. central america continues to be that pacific coast that says the most intense rain and also bit of rain falling outside of mexico city. so i've been of south america, the rain still falling for that pacific coast of columbia and further toward the south. temperatures are bouncing back in at swanson and south polo, but a breeze off the atlantic is lowering temperatures and by jablonka to 11 degrees on sunday. thanks for joining it. officially, ally of the jazz ah ah, ah. seek that. mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award bought now for your hero. ah, this is al jazeera ah.

markham hislop, coming from the british columbia, canada. >> thank you for inviting me back. my question is around the economics of small marginal reactors. there's a lot of interest in canada about that. the government has said we cannot meet national climate targets without the four provinces that have a banded together to work on research and development of smrs. there one in development in ontario. we have seen one of the big utilities there. every time i bring this up in conversation or on social media about what does it cost or what will it cost for a megawatt hour in the smr, i get in cash in. the -- god answers -- odd answers. immediately, i raised this issue on social media, the nuclear supporters come in and say the economists got it all wrong they are using wrong assumptions and it is lower than that. i've never had anybody tell me what a small margin reactor would -- might be able to produce a megawatt hour of electricity four. anybody wants to address that, if you can answer i would love to hear it. >> jon ball, hitachi is our man. >> thank you. >> tell us about

so far this year, temperatures have come down in british columbia and alberta, but still hanging on to that heat for saskatchewan and manitoba. your temperature is around 30 degrees. and there's also been some flash floating around toronto with this cluster of cells that's moving further toward the east, off to see if we see some flash flooding in new york as wall central america. the rain is picking up across the caribbean and a pretty solid band of rain from san jose and panama. and then we got some cooler air filtering in to lima. 16 degrees, but further south of that, those temperatures bouncing back a saucy on 27 on monday. see you later. ah . a 3 year investigation into the pro gun lobby. we've been in a really good revealeth secrets. i put messaging out there when people get a man and connections. some don't want to expose many in legacy media love. last night, al jazeera investigations. how to sell massacre on al jazeera, examining. the impact of today's headline is that both hard liners. what then? setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions, i would likely is that the ukrai

not too far away from vancouver in british columbia as interior highway was closed because of a mudslide there. so that gives you a sense of some of these downpours that we're seeing there. off to the upper midwest and the midwest. we've got some storms bubbling up here, much more comfortable air though in play for places like toronto at 25 degrees. it's actually slightly below average for this year. central america right now and a pretty good run of rain from san jose right through to panama city. and you know, not too far away from caracas, we had some flash flooding. it destroyed more than a 100 homes. you can see just how high the water levels got there and still more rain in the forecasts right across the country on friday. and that vigor system that was around the southeast of brazil give us some flooding there. it's out toward the south atlantic. so an improvement for rio, c as soon ah. as the count down to the fee for will cut 2022 approaches, every continent is turning its eyes to keta. but the greatest sporting event in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's att

still getting on sooner. moisture flare up here on sunday. temperatures are falling off across british columbia and alberta and canada. but hanging onto the heat force scattering. and manitoba, we've got temperatures in the thirty's here. temperatures have fallen off across the great lakes. we've had these storms sweep through, they'll move further toward the east and a pretty good run of rain, dc and virginia on sunday. central america continues to be that pacific coast that sees the most intense rain and also bit of rain falling outside of mexico city, top and of south america. the rain still falling for that pacific coast of columbia and further toward the south. temperatures are bouncing back in at sandstone and sal paulo, but a breeze off the atlantic is lowering temperatures and by jablonka to 11 agrees on sunday. thanks for joining it. ah frank assessments, how much support is there a straight protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country? the street has been, has been very good at tapping into the coke and found that people across the country informed opinions. we will

several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the carry meals creek fire in british columbia. residence of 25 homes had been told to leave and more than 350 have been put on alert reco, temperatures and dry conditions of fuel the fires in the province. james web space telescope has peered through time and huge amounts of dust to capture a new image of the cart wheel galaxy. we can see here the spinning ring of color. it's located around 500000000 light years from earth. in the constellation scott or the car through gains its shape, june, a spectacular head on collision between 2 galaxies for the head hair. now's zera in sports f one star, there was hamilton scores a boardroom touchdown details coming up. ah ah ah sake that he'd been humming and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero blue. ah no his peter terry. thank you so much. the lawyer for us basketball store, brittany grimes, says her drugs trial in russia should be over very soon. it followed, grind as 7th court appearance. last week, the american stepped up diplomatic efforts to sec

central and northern codes of british columbia . that's the forecast on monday. let me show you thursday temperatures widespread in the thirty's across the northern plains right through to the canadian prairies. ok back to the here. and now we'll keep on this theme of high temperatures. excessive heat alerts in play for the southeast of california, southern nevada. that includes vegas as her temperature closes in on 40 degrees. while the mayor of jackson, mississippi has worn people to get out. the pearl river is expected to reach flood levels this week and there's still more rain falling in this area. central america looks like this. the western side of cuba getting drenched with some rain, same goods for the pacific coast from, from duras right into southern mexico, top end of south america right now. most of the action around the pe roof in andes, the columbia andes pushing into venezuela. and we had a vigorous weather system fight through the southeast of brazil. puerto lay gray with 32 degrees, then plunge down to 12. but you bounced back with a high 15 degr

several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the carry me os creek fire in british columbia. residence of 25 homes have been told to leave. more than 350 have been put on alert on record temperatures, enjoy conditions of fuel fires in the province. you covered 19 infections have risen sharply in south korea in more than 100000 recorded on tuesday. that's an increase of 60000 cases from the day before. health officials say the high, contagious on the convent is behind the serge. it's driven up the number of hospital admissions with serious cases which in the highest levels in nearly 3 months. nigeria is ramping up efforts to finish the construction of a pipeline that will help deliver its gas to europe is also trying to triplets reserves as prices in demand for gas surge into the conflict. in ukraine. augment interest reports from port harko, nigeria as a country in the rush. it's trans her, a gas pipeline that's been on hold for decades is now active. africa's biggest, all producer wants to caching on rising gas prices as europe looks to reduce reliance on energy from russia

and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the crimea house fire in creek fire, rather in british columbia. residents of 25 homes have been told to leave a more than 350, had been put on alert reco, temperatures, dry conditions of fuel fires in the province. so come here, all that he's up action from major league baseball including this incredible catch for the detroit tigers. that's coming up with sarah in this world. ah ah. ah. save that. mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero. oh, a good time for his. sorry, thanks very much jim. well, the lawyer for us basketball stop, brittany greiner says, had drugs trial in russia should be over very soon. if all are going to 7th court appearance last week, washington step up from attic efforts to secure her release. but on tuesday, the kremlin worn the any talk of a possible prisoner what must be discreet? finance pleaded guilty to drug charges, but deny is trying to break russian and she's still focused on she's still nervous and she still knows that they and this is near and of course she heard the

plans and helicopters have been dispatched to try to tackle the care of me else creek fire in british columbia. people living in 25 homes have been told to leave more than 350, had been put on alert. reco, temperatures, dry conditions of fuel fires in the province. the white house is announced a $1000000000.00 in aid for states are dealing with consequences of extreme weather . wildfires of burning and california or dozens of died and devastating floods in the state of kentucky. rob reynolds reports, heartrending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their possessions washed away. we've laughed for houses. and couple of a he called haul our farm equipment. i mean, technically, there's not enough left earthly homes gone. my new home and i put in the line. i had to separate scratch all over again. but even worse, the floods have claimed at least 30 lives. these children were ripped from their mother's arms by the rushing water. all 4 siblings drowned. the death toll is expected t

on july 20 , the province of british columbia announced it would stop reporting the number of deathsthat occurred itwouldi people who have taken the covid booster. wow. we'ris thad t? don't ask. a you're not allowed to. oh, we are now because it's a trump crime. f the charts are also missinget somehow from the internet archive, which is widely known,r of course, as a front foratives russian operatives working on behalf of who ? >> donald trump. m but we you have the most recent available data. what do those show?that 70%f will they show thaalt 70% of all deaths in that province occurred in people who are booste id even though boosted individuals make up just halfe the province's populace? do the math on that forbe, oh a minute. well, your first reaction might be , oh, well, vaccine and booster people tend toy're d be older. so oyif course they're dying atu a greater rate. >> it has nothing to do with the shot. the but then you look deeper. you read , for example, the lancet article entitled risk of infection, hospitalization and death up tot nine months after a second dose of the cov

if you want to imagine the modern states of idaho and washington and oregon, but also british columbia, up to the southern panhandle of alaska, that's the oregon territory. they were sharing it, which is fairly rare. that is a jointly occupied oregon territory. if either one of them was going to no longer jointly occupy and draw a border line somewhere, they had to give the other one a year's notice. the mexicans living in new mexico and california depended on american trade for manufactured goods. the governments dependent on that trade for revenue. the mexican officials there. very lose control, if any, between those places and mexico city, where the government was. what's been had believed, and later mexico believed it, in order to control what they called the northern frontier, when becomes the u.s. southwest, that so far from the capital that mexico, and they needed to settle what they call, quote unquote, civilized hispanic people there. what that meant was that white spaniards, white mexicans, or indians who had embraced catholicism and agriculture. they invited immigration by a

so if you want to imagine the modern states of idaho and washington and oregon, but also british columbia up to up to the end of the southern panhandle of alaska. that's that's the oregon territory and they were sharing it which is fairly rare. that is a jointly occupied the orient territory. and if either one of them was good at no longer want to jointly occupy and draw borderline somewhere. they had to give the other one a year's notice. the mexicans living in new mexico and in california depended on american trade for manufactured goods and the government's depended on that trade for for revenue. the mexican officials there. there was very loose control if any between those places and and mexico city where the government is. so what's what's spain had believed and then and then later mexico believed that in order to control what they called the northern frontier. what becomes the the us southwest that that's so far from the capital at mexico. they needed to settle what they called quote unquote civilized hispanic people there and what that basically meant was that white spaniards white

flocks, they have to travel 5 thousand kilometers, some flocks fly to california, others to british columbiater is in the air. hungry polar bears roam the sandbanks, trying to keep their distance bears behave surrounded by babies. this cub is only a few months old, even the games of other cubs a little older than him can harm him. he hardly leaves his mother, not even daring to approach other bears. even older animals are always on their guard. no one wants to play with a hardened male, whose weight reaches 700 kg, there are cases when adult bears killed their younger relatives. waiting for winter is a very painful task . a bear cub finds a walrus skin. with her you can play, and you can live it. she still retained the smell of a dead animal. walrus meat would certainly have pleased the bear much more. at the end of september, a mass migration of animals begins, tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go south through the bering strait away from bad weather and eternal ice. the path is not easy for them, so from time to time. they are forced to make short halts. while the bea

canada, for the canadian hydrogen and fuel cell association, and branch managerfor hydrogen british columbiaer the hydrogen, the cost is very high. do you think this is doable for germany to begin to get its energy from canada? i to begin to get its energy from canada? ., , , , canada? i do believe it is doable. canada? i do believe it is doable. canada has _ canada? i do believe it is doable. canada has a _ canada? i do believe it is doable. canada has a wealth _ canada? i do believe it is doable. canada has a wealth of— canada? i do believe it is doable. | canada has a wealth of renewable energy. i worked canada has a wealth of renewable energy. iworked in canada has a wealth of renewable energy. i worked in the sector for some years, that the moment, because we don't have a transpacific or transatlantic electric transmission line, that renewable energy landlocked. this hydrogen to germany, approach, would allow us to take some of the inexpensive renewable electricity resources and help our european neighbours with that. ., ., ., , that. how would that go? on ships? as ou that. how would t

, but we do have this area of low pressure right here and as it continues to lift up towards british columbia as well, it lookss gradually going up. but meanwhile, today a near perfect summer day 67 degrees along the seashore to 88 degrees in our warmest location of fairfield in inland areas again that breeze will kick in. it was breezy yesterday afternoon. 71 7 cisco winner average height is 67 83 santa rosa, which is spot on for this time of the year should be right around the low eighties in santa zane. we're forecasting 80 degrees should be 88 to 89 throughout the tri valley, and today we're forecasting. 84 degrees. no complaints at all. in fact, take a look at the extended forecast. no triple ditches, at least for the next five full days. enjoy your day. roberta time is 5 50 to 1 bay area city, making big changes to the way homeless encampments are cleared out the reason the city of oakland now has to notify the people in those cabinets. undercover detectives in fremont have exposed an illegal catalytic converter operation coming up. the new details were learning about a recycling compan

columbia, south africa, and australia. to make up the shortfall. we'll have more on the call import band later in our business news. now, wikileaks found, the julian assange remains in a british prison awaiting extradition to the united states, to face charges over the publication of files that detailed us war crimes. numerous journalists and human rights groups have called for his release, and mexico has offered him asylum. his biggest supporter is his wife and foreman lawyer stella astonish. in a re interview, she told d w about her fears for her husband's life and the impact that his treatment is having on press freedom worldwide. good freedom for julian assange. that's what his supporters are demanding in front of the british home office. stella songs is among them, appearing in public to talk about her husband's flight, takes a toll on her pain. but she says she won't stop until he's free. julian's life depends on him winning this extradition, joanne, is clinically depressed if he is extradited and placed in the type of isolation that the u. s. government says that it reserves the right to place him and then he will be driven to commit suicide. stella songs fell in love

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