the sheared bushy type are decorated best with a garland type trimming.we have seen is the end result of man's ingenuity on improving on a natural product. -- ♪ >> while many holiday traditions will be different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, we can still remember festivities from years past. >> we are now entering the east room -- in this room we have you can see -- the theme this year is the white lights with gold ornaments, and 800 pounds of fake snow are here, and in this room you will see the portraits as well of misses washington and president washington is on the other side and that is the portrait that dolly madison saved when the white house was burned down. and here we have the -- and it has been on display here since 1967, and it has been displayed each year. >> on december 31 -- she talked about this year's theme. >> welcome to the white house, i want to first point out the dutiful christmas trees that are all over the house -- this year we decorated them with snow and icicles and so we will have a white christmas and even if w

the sheared bushy type are decorated best with a garment type trim.e seen is the end result of man's ingenuity in improving on a natural product. he has established a significant new industry by creating a more beautiful product, the cultured christmas tree. two-part first of a tour of the smithsonian american art museum in washington, d.c., the curator leads us through the .xhibit here is a preview. >> the gentleman that you see over here is alexander. he was a german nationalist who basically was one of the most widely recognized and admired man alive during the 19th century, but we wanted you to see his friends, thomas jefferson, the people who admired him come up front douglas, the people who were inspired by him, carl sagan, rachel carlsen, teddy roosevelt, john muir, all the things named for humboldt in this country as an active amash to a man who was one of the most widely and profoundly admired men of the 19th century. he wrote over 30 books. he corresponded with over 7000 individuals. he said he slept 4 hours a night and he called the coffee

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. >>> now, with his bushy mustache and distinctive red cap, video game kracharacter mario is know around. now a japanese theme park is turning to the lovable plumber to help power up visitor ernumbs. university studio in japan, osaka, is getting ready to open an area. it'll include a ride based on the popular game mario cart. media got a sneak preview on monday. visitors will wear special virtual reality head sets to head them feel like they're really racing mario and his friends. >> this is how guests are immersed into the ride and world of mario kart. >> the operator is investing $560 million on its own. it was originally due to start in july but pushed off course due to the coronavirus pandemic. companies spent $410 million on its harry potter area in 2014. >>> china's new export control law starts on tuesday amid simmering trade tensions with washington. the government must approve exports of products and services it says could threaten national security. shipments to specific foreign companies could be banned or restricted. regulations also target exports of raw materials and parts

are discussing whether or not to legalize abortion in the country let's cross over to to raise a bushies about in amongst the protesters interests are it's 6 am in the morning people steadfastly staying out on the streets but what's happening inside parliament. lacerated least 2 hours of the vote its own people yes i've been waiting for now you have been the world eating lunch of this is a baby that is currently happening i don't know how much we're told but as old as the men are this is in the lower crime where the government started out just lucky that they were to have enough of votes in order for the legalization of operation to pass the law where you know you got a view of the t.v. difference sure but when you talk to people here when you talk to the women said are here to tell you about why legal are you holding this fundraiser this in. $500590.00 not every year thousands of was then socks off it allows the host of the baltic asian football shuffle when they go to hospital if. they're afraid of law into prison or the illegality of trouble tonight is in the forces agreement. naturis

the bushies are riding high. now 88 per cent of americans want the war, we are told.fence budget has been raised by another $60 billion to around $360 billion. a splendid new generation of nuclear weapons is in the pipeline, so we can all breathe easy. quite what war 88 per cent of americans think they are supporting is a lot less clear. a war for how long, please? at what cost in american lives? at what cost to the american taxpayer's pocket? at what cost - because most of those 88 per cent are thoroughly decent and humane people - in iraqi lives? how bush and his junta succeeded in deflecting america's anger from bin laden to saddam hussein is one of the great public relations conjuring tricks of history. but they swung it. a recent poll tells us that one in two americans now believe saddam was responsible for the attack on the world trade centre. but the american public is not merely being misled. it is being browbeaten and kept in a state of ignorance and fear. the carefully orchestrated neurosis should carry bush and his fellow conspirators nicely into the next e

a local rescue shelter that came to retrieve and she was later released it into a tree in a nearby bushynd. in wales, most of the wet weather heading north but there was obese late over the pennines. the midlands and southern england, drive through the day with sunshine but it also be cold wherever you are and it will feel cold because we had stronger winds on friday, especially for the coast. the wind continued blowing more wet weather, mostly rain during friday evening. into the weekend, slowly but surely we should see it turn drier with winds dropping as well but still cold air so temperatures will not change a great deal. the reason we get the wet and windy weather is that deeper area of low pressure, it starts to fill and wea ken low pressure, it starts to fill and weaken and head south during saturday bobby still have wet weather on saturday, especially for england and wales. sleet and snow in the peak district and over the welsh hills, wet weather sliding towards the south—west. wet weather over scotland, some rain until snow in the east but for northern ireland, eastern england,

are learning to culture and shape both plantation grown and natural trees to make them for full and bushy. harvest time on the chris nas tree farm begins in the latter part of november. on this cultured natural douglas fir stand the cutter selects and chops down the trees that are ready to harvest. several workers called draggers gather up the fallen trees and carry them to the truck for loading. an anchored cable around the trees hauls off the load. the processing yards where trees are prepared for shipment is a beehive of activity at cutting time. weather at this time of year is very changeable. rain, although uncomfortable for the worker, keeps the trees moist and fresh. each tree is inspected for quality and is height determined by the measuring rod on the convey conveyor. the color of the attached tag signifies the braid and height of each tree. the gold tag represents the highest possible quality at this yard. after tagging, the trees are stacked according to size and grade. the bailers compact the trees into bundlings of the same size and grade. the purpose is for ease of handling