old growth western red cedar. it looks good, it smells good, and it has rotten resistant properties, antifungal, and anti bacterial properties. that means that it doesn't rock if you clad your houses with it for outdoor uses, it's very resistance. it doesn't get affected by mold and end up decomposing so quickly compared to other woods. so it is a big demand for west or red cedar in a lot of europe and in the united states. and in japan. like showing wells far meets, or you know, a slaughtering herds of elephants for their ivory don't buy it. ancient red cedar is you're basically buying the blood of endangered species on your would there the fact that these all go for us, which are very special systems are being destroyed for no good reason. there's no reason why we need to make houses or make toilet paper out of old growth forest of 11 meters and 98 centimeters. so this trees huge, it's enormous. it's close to about 4 meters in diameter. is definitely one of the bigger cedars in the province, and it's unprotected

is definitely one of the bigger cedars in the products. and it's unprotected, one of the giants at risk in this province. so an important thing that we need to educate people on is that it's not a tree issue. it's an, it's an ecosystem issue. people often think that if you cut down the old growth trees, as long as you'll replant new trees, then what's the problem? the, and what's the red cedar is a keystone species in these eco systems. if you cut down these 1000 year old trees and then replant these young siblings and cut them down every 60 years, you're going to lose to extinction. old diversity of like that for me lives or needs will go forth the but the reality is that when it comes to the big trees, the old go for us. well over 90 percent of them have being loved. and we're seeing that there's an alternative. we can have 2nd growth timber that have similar properties to west of red cedar. if you clad your houses with it the we need to afford to promote the sustainable 2nd growth alternative. our goal is to engage businesses, unions, f

touchdown on the moon early this morning, cedar park based firefly aerospace landed on the lunar surface. it's the first successful landing by a private company, erick hendricks and was at the mission control for the cheers and the tears. >> lugo's the snowing fire with this. a contact tenderly made with endless possibly kits. >> words from a poet setting the tone for a historic event. the landing of blue ghost one. a lunar lander built in central texas on the map. >> i feel good. it's it's been it's been a great night and a long kevin shoal tees is one of the hundreds of firefly aerospace employees behind the project. you can imagine feeling every possible motion all at once. that's about what it felt like, you know, somewhere somewhere picking the spectrum extreme anxiety and extreme joy. >> all all in one moment. i feel incredible. i think the team feels incredible. it's it's been years of work and to just see it go so well. ray allensworth was among those in the control room. she said that one the most surprising things about the event, how smooth it all went. we had several differen

but it should be an inclusive government, a government that there presents the cedar as the society. it cannot be of one color. i was quite hopeful, has had lot of positive news in damascus about the, the government that's going to be thing i was spot and of the, um, uh the com data conference. so i hate a lot of good. if the, let's say expectations for the, for the government, for the upcoming government, but this has to happen now right immediately because of the government could have indeed escalating stuff and the guns here. okay, so i think of talking us through that side as i do now is that i agree to governments and think he's doing excellent. thank you very much. thank you. we'll take a look at some of those stories making headlines that us present. donald trump says he's written to around supreme leader, so you can to negotiate a nuclear deal on a top atalla ali, how many days off it is, hasn't commented back in 2018 during this 1st. and presidential withdrew the united states from a multinational agreement intended to prevent iran developing nuclear weapons, to explode it.

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my name is let's show by and see next time the we are basically the children of the cedar. everything we rely on the seat or to the last most space is the sound of the mighty tree of life, of ancient and wise overseas. a unique ecosystem. life in canada is great by a rain forest. in 15 minutes, on the double you, ladies, at the mountains rising veteran col run, which on is the found, is of the u. k. e mail, or some of the oaks and 90, you know, to as the video, you know, i was waiting, allowed to drive to hall. if i didn't get the bones until knowing the teen all the cars were built before 19 o 5. but the joyce's focusing younger every year and 19 minutes on d w. the . sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. why do humming dads not get drunk? why do grab a tasteful waves, squeeze out bodies? how much do we need had a pond claim for help find the offices get smaller on dw science and i'll take talk tenant people risk to make this documentary smuggle the footage out of the country. a run inside the protest movement to the people s

if you have allergies, it's pine, cedar and oak right now in the high range. it'd be nice if we had a little more rain to knock some of that down. the wind really not helping this afternoon. wind speeds will come down as we head towards tomorrow morning, but enough wind likely to prevent fog from getting too widespread for tomorrow morning. this as for the most part, the showers are moving out. still a few more here across interior northern california. that should continue to wind down as we head towards tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies to start, but then as we move forward into the afternoon, increasing clouds, it's likely to keep our temperatures tomorrow afternoon on the cool side. so morning temperatures in the low to mid 40s for most places. then as the clouds start to thicken up through the day again. we're not expecting rain tomorrow, but that cloud cover will likely keep down those daytime highs. upper 50s around san jose and just mid 50s and some lower 50s around the north bay for tomorrow afternoon. first chance of rain comes

from the prime ministers, the in south cedars, the light is up to the people also by the how the president filed the slaves thanks to all full and monitors. we still live in the country because they gave us the opportunity to return home to all lands and farms, but we would like our states to pay attention to us because now nobody cares about us. and no official has tried to find out what we need. no one is thinking about us . this has happened many times before, like in 2006 when the country was destroyed and before 2006, and in every war. we ourselves have defended outlines the lebanese from the south of the country. residents of villages that were destroyed and burned were benjamin netanyahu, whose troops were sent, and where there was a mass displacement have returned to their homes, even if only through bearing their dead. they were also part of the resistance to this major aggression, which in itself is a political message that israel has got one of the gold benjamin netanyahu wanted to realize which was the return of the settlers. it was not achieved people from the south return to

and it turned out that somebody of some sort of crazy cedar keela was killing ladies and dumping their bodies there before you can imagine what will happen if we want or quick to judge and say yes, visa, protest probably on from the desktop in the bottom top of what happening then we'll have disappeared. then all the bodies i've done before i go to publish. it'd be waiting patiently. it wouldn't go very quickly. just comparing. do you mind seems to be suggesting that pre 2022. there was lots of bad stuff. and since then things have improved in as somebody is coming multiple governments over multiple years. do you agree with that? no, i mean, i think what has happened the last 6 months has been really remarkable and very scary for many canyons. um 89 abduction. $63.00, that's $29.00 still missing. these are not normal times. and if you put together the number of people who are killed in 2023 in 2024, that is 4 times the number that was killed during the multi party is a period in the struggle for multi parties. and so we've seen a real jump in these figures, but it's not just the figure

no standing up to president to come and even redo the or all of you can bodily speaking of what the cedar greens position was and the damage is very scale. i'm is very sweet and i don't think that it can be done because all that has happened has come on top of already very strong and you'll get your feelings that trump as being reduced even before. so i'm going to the activity was saying that the united skis, the super guzman of the time you come to the united states, you go back over the few $1000000000.00 and uh, later on after becoming president, you've made statements in publish mode. there's an interview with the data seeking elections in the ukraine or not. and generally the cards for speaking of the name of president board in. gotcha. and the need for fees, which implicitly means that he's not supporting the war longer on the order be inside, including you can move on to continue. this war is conflict with residential. so it's been a disaster. it's not, it's not many of the last 2 months of the budget austin for previously because all said and done the most vital support that he ca

second massachusetts regiment that fought at the battles of winchester or had fought at the battle of cedar, and then at antietam. so he was experienced officer and he was held rank of captain at this point shaw was reluctant to take. first because he knew taking command of an african-american regiment would likely read lead criticism within the army if not the wider white community, if not even ostracism. but he was even more concerned about his own abilities. he did not believe he had the skills and the maturity to command a regiment, white or black. but he agreed. and when he agreed, he jumped to ranks to the rank of colonel. now, different from slightly different, i'll say, from the portrayal of shaw in the film glory by matthew broderick, shaw was not quite the timid officer that matthew broderick portrays. most accounts are. shaw was fair. he was firm, and as i think is portrayed in the film, he was absolutely committed getting his men prepared for the fight that he expected to come, that he in his heart would come at point. the men in the 54th were equally committed, if not even more

the components of the sea and society and not to bring the, the leader of the guy the opposite in cedar and the power after lots of made top of the branding and pulling him from the china and dressing him in a western side. you cannot sitting someone who was a partner with all of our couldn't park that the and expect him to be with this even stay know. she will eventually build a one color states and this will alienate the rest of the components in the ceiling society. we have over 20 different it's me kind of a dispute in syria bid for someone with the mentality of giovanni cannot read over syria. so the role of data being countries into nato, kansas city in the stabilizing the country. however, we have seen all this visits in the past weeks and endorsement and even lifting the sanctions against the july, the government, and even removing the 10000000 bounty from the head of to allow need. therefore, this indicates that the nato countries have approved the georgia. i need to come to power, and this has led into all this consequences that we can see on the ground. i myself, i come from

doctor victor chan at cedar sinai recently performed the first fda approved robot-assisted microsurgery for head and neck cancer. this robot and the three-dimensional aspect of visualization allows us add officials precision. >> it very difficult this amani surgical system is remote controlled. doctors say it in a special chair with hand controllers and use a 3 d screen to guide the procedure. >> this system helps in 2 ways. first, it magnifies the area they're operating on making delicate procedures easier to perform. watching on the and look normal to us. but in reality, absolutely time. it also reduces natural tremors in the hand. and i hope it out. a whole new avenue of treatments for patients for diseases. we've never even considered treatment. dr. kerr sit rouleau advocated for getting the equipment at the medical center. he calls the first procedure a success procedures executed very cleanly and efficiently and work for the patient. a black >> and did well. so both those live oak, those metrics where was 100% success, the system is currently approved for head and neck microsurger

victor chan at cedar sinai recently performed the first fda approved robot-assisted microsurgery for head and neck cancer. this robot and the three-dimensional aspect of visualization allows us add officials rescission. it is very difficult this amani surgical system is remote controlled doctors sit in a special chair with hand controllers and use a 3 d screen to guide the procedure. >> this system helps in 2 ways. first, it magnifies the area they're operating on making delicate procedures easier to perform. what we're watching on the screen and look normal to us. but in reality, absolutely time. it also reduces natural tremors in the hand and helping out. a whole new avenue of treatments for patients for diseases we've never even considered dr. kerr sit rouleau advocated for getting the equipment at the medical center. he calls the first procedure a success procedures executed very cleanly efficiently and work for the patient. the black >> and patient did well. so both those live oak, those metrics where was 100% success, the system is currently approved for head and neck microsurg

we're seeing a high amount of pine, cedar and oak pollen floating through the air. as of now mold is fairly low. so if you've been a little irritated and, you know, sneezing a little bit more, that may be it. take that allergy pill. we're going to have something that doesn't really help clear out much of that pollen out of the air. some very light and spotty showers moving through as we get a closer look at parts of sonoma county. seeing that rain that's moving over toward napa county within the next few minutes, and we have some rain over redwood city that's also passing by the bay and headed toward the east bay. so a lot of the rain that we've seen has been moving from west to east, and there will be that slight chance of rain early. otherwise partly to mostly cloudy today. stopping the timeline at 5:00 tomorrow morning. so at this time tomorrow we could see some rain over parts of the south bay. that may be heavy at times, and then throughout the day, looking at some off and on showers and cool temperatures continuing into early thursday. during that time, we're

and we're seeing a high amount of pine, cedar and oak pollen floating through the air.ou've been sneezing, this is what you're allergic to. one of these mold is fairly low at this point, but we are going to see some light showers moving through. and usually a good soaking really helps clear a lot of the pollen out of the air temporarily. but we don't really see that the rain has been so light and it's been moving from west to east. so now we're seeing it moving through napa right now and saint helena over toward vallejo. we are going to see this also moving off towards the east. otherwise it is partly cloudy. we're not seeing a lot of rain elsewhere. and then our temperatures today will make it into the upper 50s and low 60s, a high of 59 in martinez, 60 in san jose and 59 in santa rosa. looking at tomorrow's forecast, really not much of a change temperature wise, but it gets even cooler on thursday as that chance of rain continues and we are going to see a mostly cloudy sky. looking at our hour by hour outlook doesn't show a lot of activity for now, but look at 5:00 to

victor chan at cedar sinai recently performed the first fda approved robot-assisted microsurgery forck cancer. this robot and the three-dimensional aspect visualization allows us add official rescission. it is very difficult this amani surgical system is remote controlled. doctors say it in a special chair with hand controllers and use a 3 d screen to guide the procedure. >> this system helps in 2 ways. first, it magnifies the area they're operating on making delicate procedures easier to perform. when watching on the screen look normal to us. but in reality, absolutely time. it also reduces natural tremors in the hand and helping out. a whole new avenue of treatments for patients for diseases. we've never even considered dr. kerr sit rouleau advocated for getting the equipment at the medical center. he calls the first procedure a success procedures executed very cleanly efficiently and work for the patient. the black lives. >> and did well. so both noticed by both those metrics where it was 100% success. the system is currently approved for head and neck microsurgery. but in the fut

doctor victor chan at cedar sinai recently performed the first fda approved robot-assisted microsurgerycer. this robot and the three-dimensional aspect of visualization allows us add officials as precision. >> it very difficult this amani surgical system is remote controlled. doctors say it in a special chair with hand controllers and use a 3 d screen to guide the procedure. >> this system helps in 2 ways. first, it magnifies the area they're operating on making delicate procedures easier to perform. watching on the screen look normal to us. but in reality, absolutely time. it also reduces natural tremors in the hand. and i hope it out. a whole new avenue of treatments for patients for diseases. we've never even considered dr. kerr sit rouleau advocated for getting the equipment at the medical center. he calls the first procedure a success procedures actually been a very cleanly and efficiently and work for the patients. the black >> and did well. so both those live oak, those metrics where it was 100% success, the system is currently approved for head and neck microsurgery. but in the

. >> and cedar falls, iowa. >> shoutout to gannon university in erie, pennsylvania. >> from plainfield we've got a lot of folks out there. >>eah. thanks for joining us on a friday morning. by the way, come back next week, too, because we have a slew of stars. check out this lineup. kat -- cate blanchett, stanley tucci, chrissy teigen and patrick schwarzenegger all stopping by. >> i like how you said that, a slew. >> a slew of stars. >> it's a two-syllable slew. >> it's south carolina. >>> we will start with the space x rocket explosion. the incident forced ground stops, major delays, too. marissa parra is at miami international for the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so all morning we have been watching planes taking off from here at miami international. but there was a time where that was not happening because it was less than ten minutes after launch. we saw ground stops in fort lauderdale and miami. that was because of concern that falling debris could collide with planes in the area. we have seen social media of the fiery debris streaking across the sky com