use charcoal and firewood. plan is reduce cutting down trees. a good idea for at that country with 7 out of 10 kenyans lack a household toilet. despite that human waste is treated before being released into the environment. those working toward popularizing these briquets say the biggest challenge is convincing people that will even human waste can be good. >> new zealand have become the first team to successful defend the rug background world cup. the kiwist 34-17 in the final at london's twickenham stadium. they lifted the trophy for a record third time. formula one has returned to mexico for the first time in 23 years. niko rosburg will start from the poll position, beating newly crowned lewis hamilton to the front of the grid. rosberg is battling the second in the driver's standing with three races to go. this race marks a homecoming of sorts for f 1 family fans. john hollmann explains. >> reporter: the biggest motor race on earth is back in town. formula one is returning to mexico city after a 23-year abse

is perfect for working with the existing mechanics. >> many people here use charco charcoal. a good things for a country that search out of 10 kennans lack a toilet. those who work towards plannizing these bricketteses, convincing people that even huge waste can be good. fest. >> first team to successfully defeated the world cup. andy gallagher has the story. >> together for the first time. in weather more familiar with the sowrnt hem southern hemisph. >> can't wait. >> old legends and young legends, beaten by the old group from australia. >> the early question came from new zealand. giving the legendary dan carter the chance to win the cup but, the old blacks were doing nearly all the action. a deserved 16-3 half time lead. just as devastating, scintillating try. this australia team would not dream of giving up particularly not in a world cup final and find out how they coo serge over disws fittingly it was carter who made the them save, by the time bodon barrett broke free to score, his team was used. >> is best to have played for the all blacks but with special players all

our charcoal is perfect for working with that. >> reporter: many use charcoal and firewood. the plan is to reduce cutting trees and help in waste management, a good idea for a country with 7 out of 10 kenyans lack household toilets and 5% of human race is treated. -- human waste is the treated before being released into the joinder. those working to popularizing the brick et cetera say the big es challenge is convincing people that human waste can be good >>> the future of animation in america - how robots working behind the scenes are making the move to work directly with you. >>> in new mexico dentist is turning halloween candy into treats for u.s. troops. byron from albuquerque is buying candy $1 a par and donated to blue star mums, an organization supporting troops. last year he collected more than 1,000 pounds of candy. that is a lot of candy. randall is here with a look at next hour. >> that's a sweet story. coming up, we talk about the supreme court, the justices scheduled to hear a number of case, including racial bias, child pornography and more. how it came about a

the tobacco is placed in the metal top and kept burning by a small piece of charcoal. the smoke is cooled by being drawn through the water in the bowl. we look upon the walls of old jerusalem, walls which have been destroyed and rebuilt many times . there is a modern jerusalem with many fine buildings and splendid streets and boulevards. but on this visit, our interests lie within the old city. at the jeff a gates, an officer ofects a strange assortment traffic. no vehicles are permitted within the walled city. all trucking must be done on the backs of animals or men. the finest gate in jerusalem is the damascus gate in the old wall. beneath the gate, a man of the desert reads fortunes in the sand. the streets of jerusalem have changed little with the passing of time and present today very much the same occurrence they did 2000 years ago. the narrow david street is the chief business sort affair of the old town. it leads from the jeff i gate down one of the hills on which the city is built and ends at gate.stga moneychangers are still found in the marketplaces. small b

we found our charcoal is perfect for working with the existing mechanics. >> many people here use charcoalnd firewood. the plan is to reduce cutting down trees and help in waste management. a good idea for a country where 7 out of 10 kenyans lack a household toilet and 5 percent of human waste is treated before being released into the environment. those working towards popularizing this bricket says their biggest challenge is vensing people that human waste can be good. catherine soit kenya. >> there is more to be found on everything we are covering, but perhaps more prominently, the election is taking place in turkey at the moment. this is where you need to go for all of your information. aljazeera.com. cancer-causing chemicals. in the other, an electronics company with deep pockets. 101 east joins the workers hoping to change taiwan's labour laws.

our charcoal is perfect for working with that. >> reporter: many use charcoal and firewood. the plan is to reduce cutting trees and help in waste management, a good idea for a country with 7 out of 10 kenyans lack household toilets and 5% of human race is treated. those working to popularizing the area say that the biggest challenge is convincing people that human waste can be good >>> coming up all the sport, including mercedes driver nico rosberg bouncing back apt the mexican grand prix. that's ahead. >>> hello again. it's fair to say machines have virtually taken over our lives, as they improve, human jobs are under threat. atms replaced bank tellers, airport checking machines are doing away with checking staff and the technology corridor in northern california is becoming worker less. john hendren travelled along and has this report. [ singing ] >> reporter: as fast food workers across the u.s. demand higher wages, in san francisco, the future of fast food is here and is automated. here, the customer is the order taker, cashier and server, it takes 2 minutes, it's a 1950

here use charcoal and firewood. the plan is to reduce cutting down trees and help in waste management, a good idea for a country where seven out of 10 kenyans lack a household toilet and just 5% of human waste is treated before released into the environment. those working towards popularizing these briquettes say the biggest challenge is teaching people that even human waste can be good. al jazeera, kenya. >>> coming up, all your sports news, including: >>> new zealand lifts the rugby world cup for a record third time after beating australia in the finals in london. >>> in brazil, the appetite for crab meat is causing the government to act. the crab live in the third large evident river delta but overfishing has caused the population to dwindle. >> after he lost his job 20 years ago, like so many of his neighbors, this was all that was left for pedro campos to do. >> it's the worst place in the world to make a living. harvesting crops, you get dirty. there are mosquitoes and huge downpours you have to work in. >> un

we found that our charcoal is perfect for existing with the existing mechanics. >> many people use charcoalnd firewood to reduce cutting down trees and help in waste management. a good idea for a country where 7 out of 10 kenyans lack a household title. working toward popularizing this says the biggest challenge is convincing people that even human waste can be good. cath ri soi, al jazeererine soi >> more to come, including hope in myanmar. a major rally ahead of the first free and fair vote in 25 years. french president francois hollande heads to china to secure a global climate dean ahead of crucial paris talks next month. inspot, we will tell you about the player celebrating the biggest title in her career. career. ♪ now, a reminder the top stories here on al jazeera. supporters of turkey's ruling akp party are celebrating in the streets as results show that the group has regained its majority in turkey's second election this year. the bodies of drowned refugee did have been washing ashore on the greek island of lesbos after a ship wreck earlier this week. another 11 refugees have drown

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so they cut down trees to make charcoal instead. here too, the aid organization melca is helping. the menja, to get them started in farming. the bulls are fattened up, sold , and the profit invested to buy more bulls. >> i'm strong, and i work very hard. and now we are better accepted by society. reporter the people of sheka : live in the forest and from the forest. and that's the only way to ensure it remains protected. >> if our holy places are destroyed and the trees felled, life can't continue. without rain, there'll be no harvest. it would be the beginning of the end. anchor: and smaller stakes are involved now as we turn to global snack. what is the link between rain, pancakes cinnamon buns from the , usa, and a hot pot from thailand? the answer is you, viewers! you sent us pictures of your favorite snack, and you can keep doing it, and you will until we say, "stop, we are full quote something, by the way, which you're very unlikely to hear in this particular eating establishment in vietnam. ♪ reporter: this is vietnam's answer to venice. the ca mau region, crisscrossed by c

> a hookah is also known as a water pipe, and you use it to smoke a tobacco which is burned with charcoal. and the smoke goes through water, and people inhale it through a pipe. >> i would probably say that smoking from a water pipe is safer. >> a lot of people think it's kind of safe to use hookah. it comes in different flavors, too. the smoke from hookah, though, science shows, contains a lot of cigarettes. it does contain tar, and it does contain chemicals which are linked to cancer. >> okay, so, we've heard that however you smoke tobacco, it's bad for you. but how about tobacco you don't burn, like chewing tobacco? >> i think chewing tobacco is it -- a lot of athletes like baseball players do chewing tobacco, so i would think that if an athlete can do it, it would be safer than smoking cigarettes. >> tobacco that you chew or snort or snuff -- that all contains nicotine, which is still addictive. the chewing tobacco actually contains little pieces of broken glass to help get the nicotine into your system a little bit faster, so think about that before you put the chewing tobacco in you

. >> many people here use charcoal and firewood. the plan is to use it where kenyans lack a household toilet and 5% of waste is being treated before released into the environment. the biggest challenge they say is convincing people that even human waste can be good. al jazeera, kenya. >> as machines get smarter and more efficient, people's jobs are under threat. a.t.m.'s have replaced banks tellers, airport checking machines are doing away with checking staff and so on. john has been on a tour along the technology corridor in northern california. >> as fast food workers across the u.s. demand higher wages, in san francisco, the future of fast food is here, and it's out automated. the customer is the order, cashier and server. it takes two minutes. it's like a 1950's auto mat, but there is no visible staff other than a concierge to help the technically challenged. >> pizza has brought automation and curious city to dining. automation is touching nearly every aspect of our lives and changing the way we live and work. >> google has its

and burn agriculture that's existed here since this island was first settled and the imperative of charcoalovered madagascar are gone. ♪ >> anything? >> not yet. they're very elusive. they're very difficult to see. >> thanks largely to the work of dr. patricia wright, over 4,000 hectares of forest have been set aside and protected for a national park. her recently completed research station is a state-of-the-art complex that reminds one of that -- what was it -- jurassic merch. >> it is right next to me, can you see it? i mean, really right next to me. >> the golden bamboo lemur, a species dr. right discovered here in 1986. the greater bamboo lemur previously thought extinct. >> there's only 500 of these in the wild in the whole world. >> wow, really? what the biggest pressure on the population? >> slash and burn agriculture. some places they're hunted. look at it. beautiful. it's so nice. >> he's pissing on you. he's taking a leak right now. >> hopefully that's not an editorial statement. >> look. this is the kind of bamboo chute that the lemurs love. it's full of protein, and it's full of

. >> many use charcoal and firewood. the plan is to reduce cutting down trees and help with waste management. it's a good idea for a country where 7 out of 10 lack a household toilet and 5% of human waste is treated before being released into the environment. shows working to popularize if say the biggest challenge is to convince people that human waste can be good >>> a bit of sports news. new zealand have become the first team to successfully defend the rugby world cup. the kiwis beat australia 34-17 in the final in london. lee wellings reports from twickenham. >> reporter: the great antipathy and rivals new zealand and australia in the final of the rugby world cup together in the first time. in weather more familiar to the southern hemisphere than london in october. >> the last team we want to meet. now that we are here, can't wait to be here. >> legends, legends, beaten by the young bucks. >> reporter: the all blacks reached the favourites on a record-run of 13 world cup victories, australia hoping to peak when it ma

. >> the charcoal grill is out and the smell of a summer barbecue blankets a block on chicago's south side, but this is more than an average neighborhood get-together. >> you got it, man. >> a group of mothers have taken to the streets in the city's inglewood neighborhood. they hope their presence will deter the kind of violence that has claimed hundreds of lives across the city so far this year. >> in order to save my children, i have to try to save everyone else's. >> we have to stay out of trouble. >> she never lost a child to gun violence, but she's fighting to make sure she never does. >> i was thinking that just as mothers control things, keep things under control in their homes, i figure we can do it in our communities as well. this summer what we thought we'd do is we'd take moms and we go and kind of set up shop on blocks, on the worst blocks, on the blocks that have the most challenges that are the most violent. >> i'm putting on the moms on patrol shirt so everybody knows i'm here. >> after a shooting death in the inglewood neighborhood earlier this year, she created mother

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she was grilling last night and you can see a charcoal grill there. and she says it was secure before she went to bed. >> the grill was locked and covered and all i hear is glass breaking when i wake up, i come outside and the grill is on the ground. >> investigators are reviewing surveillance footage, one firefighter is treated and released from the hospital. in overbrook, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> accuweather now tracking heavy rain headed our way tomorrow, sky 6 hd shows us the view in center city right now, for now mostly cloudy skies across the region, lets get the latest from meteorologist, david murphy. >> they are approaching in advance of that system trying to make its way in our direction, it's producing problems in the southern portion of the u.s., this area highlighted in red, earlier in the week this system produced tornadoes farther to the west and this is the area of concentration right now, the cold front is pushing towards the east and some bits and pieces could make their way into our neck of the woods later in th

. >> is it because of the wood, charcoal or gas or electric?to barbecue. >> great questions. >> here is a look at something that you may find very healthy: get out there and going skiing as you can see they are making snow again. it is going to snow through 10:00 in lake tahoe and then it will taper down and sore the showers tapering in the central valley. here is the forecast this afternoon, we will be in the upper 50s to increasely 60 with increasing sunshine and lake tahoe is 37 and in the mid-to-upper 60s around san diego and los angeles. today, the pet walking is going to be bet than yesterday because it will be dry but it is going to be cold this morning. if you are running, you like if run in the cold, do it this morning. this afternoon is going to be mild with temperatures nearly 60 and a light breeze voting and unlimited visibility is clean air. enjoy, the commute. how is it going? >>> pretty well. bring the sweets. as promised, the van ness closure is starting midnight on friday and it will impact the commute throughout san francisco

this dead comet now has a figure in the front leaving only charcoal-like dark rock. >> >>> well, the weather is working out just fine for halloween festivities today. a lot of sunshine throughout the afternoon. fairly warm and right now, we have some fall pushing back into the bay. record heat today in san in san jose, they maxed out 85 degrees. once again, widespread warmth across the bay area. a lot of 80s out there in santa rosa. ya morgan hill is 88. the fog did return coast side and especially by the afternoon hours. on the satellite, we have a weather system up here circulating in organ and washington and high clouds approaching the bay area. look at this, some rainfall approaching the coast of california right around the north. current numbers we have some 60s to report in san jose and walnut creek. >> santa rosa right now, 56 degrees. live camera looking out towards san francisco, the key difference is the fog. it has been pushing back in the i can pture. a reminder before you go to bed, we fall back one hour and we can see sun rise tomorrow morning. 6 :35 and it will get dar

tibs are chunks of beef or lamb fried in oil and served in a charcoal heated clay pot called a shekla they don't add the fat. >> every tibs house has their own version, but here, it's served with a spicy dipping sauce and, of course, injera bread. yeah, that's good. that works. thank you. how did this skating community form? i mean, did people watch what other people were doing around the world? >> definitely. >> some of them, they go to the internet cafe and they just see videos. that's how i started. >> back in the days, no internet for me. i had to do it, like, the hard way, man. >> i would tell you right now if i were ethiopian, if i even lived here, i would open a skate shop tomorrow. so what's the best thing about ethiopia right now? >> i think back in the day people want to get out from this country, just leave. but now they're like, they just want to work and their mind has changed. everybody's working together. and working for the better. we're doing this for the next generation. because the next generation is going to take this. >> did we drink all that turbo? we're terrible

. >> many use charcoal and firewood.he plan is to reduce cutting down trees and help with waste management. it's a good idea for a country where 7 out of 10 lack a household toilet and 5% of human waste is treated before being released into the environment. those working to popularize if say the biggest challenge is to convince people that human waste can be good >>> here is what is coming up after the break. all the sports news, and game 4 of the world series. na in a moment. moment. as machines get smarter and efficient people's jobs are under threat. atms placed bank teller, airport machines do away with check-in staff. we look at northern cox, an an area that is workerless. as those in the north-west demand higher wages, here the the customer is the aweder taker. if takes a few minutes. there's no visible staff, other than a lone concierge to help the technically challenged. >> it's about delivering food. it's highly nutrition. >> it brought automation and curiosity to dine, and touches every aspect of our lives, it'

. >> charcoal and fish. >> i know.becue in the south. it's 99% terrible barbecue. and so to get real barbecue, you got to drive. >> way out in the weeds, off the main road and good freaking luck if you can find it, is one of the most respected barbecue joints in the u.s. of a. run by one of the most respected old-school pit masters. ask a chef. ask anybody who knows good barbecue and they will tell you where to go. here. a rundown looking takeout about two hours' drive out of charleston in hemingway, south carolina. now how long have you been doing this? >> since i was 11. grew up doing this. >> crazy. >> my family started in 1972. so i grew up running around this place. >> it's hard. >> it is. >> that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue. because in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burn barrel and the pits and you got to stay up all night. >> all night. ♪ ♪ rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest, whole-hog barbecue there is. rodn

. >> many use charcoal and firewood. it's a good idea for a country where 7 out of 10 lack a household talt and 5% of human waste is treated before being released into the parliament. shows working to popularize if say the biggest challenge is to convince people that human waste can be good >>> the u.s. search team found what it believes is the wreckage of alpharaoh, a cargo ship that went missing during a category 4 hurricane, it was located at a depth of 4,500 meters in a position in the bahamas. it disappeared on october the 1st. 33 crew members on board disappeared with the ship >>> as machines get smarter and more efficient people's jobs are under threat. atms have been replaced. airport machines are doing away with staff and so on. john has been in the corridor in north carolina which is increasingly workerless. >> reporter: as fast food workers in the west demand higher wage, in san francisco, the future of fast food is here, and it's automated. here, the customer is the order taker, cashier and server. it's like

pollutions patriotic and democrats tell you the world will end tomorrow because somebody bought a charcoaltal degradation among much of the globe, and it -- >> that's result of climate? that's not the result of climate. that's politics. that's civil war, famine that's what it is. >> we do not know -- we do not know, we don't to the extent to climate change is natural. change over for the plane ya for the human effects just saying tack reasonable steps to preserve and protect the environment reasonable steps, the problem in paris stuart is that obama it is belief, core of his creed that american business has to be punished at the same time he's endull gent to great polluteers of china, india. i can tell you, one they think, the link between -- environmental degradation and terrorism is -- and mother nature is -- earthquake, et cetera. >> from mccain and lindsey graham suggested that 20,000 troops in syria, iraq could pex the problem. would beat its sis. you're a military guy. 20 thorks troops. would that do it? >> no. they're falling into the trap that obama fell into another respect puttin