>> cobb: it's a given.an cod. >> wertheim: is it possible to exaggerate the importance of cod to this place? >> cobb: no, it's not possible, because everything that you need to know about someone from here, you can figure it out by just studying that lowly fish. it's actually quite a noble fish. >> wertheim: a noble fish? >> cobb: it asks very little, and gives so much. they exist on almost anything. i mean, i think a cod could eat a rubber boot, if it had to. >> wertheim: not unlike the noble fish, zita cobb's family survived without fuss. in cod they trusted. families worked side-by-side here, trading their fish for goods. no bank accounts, no cash. cobb's parents could neither read nor write. she and her six brothers grew up in a house with no electricity. she says it was a happy childhood. until it wasn't. >> wertheim: what happened? >> cobb: the worst of the 20th century came down on top of us very quickly, in the form of the industrialization of the fisheries. so, these enormous factory ships showed u

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and now here's the new yorker jelani cobb and david winnick. >> hi, everyone. i'm david winnick with the new yorker and thank you for coming to today's talk on a book called "the matter of black lives: writing from the new yorker." it's a new anthology that collects almost a century of reporting, profiles, memoir and criticism from the magazine and i like to introduce my coeditor, my colleague and friend jelani cobb. he has been a staff writer for the new yorker since 2015. he writes frequently on race, politics, history and culture. he is an renowned teacher of journalism at the lumbee university. he has a phd from rutgers in history. he co-edited and wrote the introduction to the essential -- recently published this year. we edited this book together. hold it up for you to see. i think it's fair to say if the new yorker had attempted to such an apology in the '60s this book would be very slender indeed. the anthology begins with james baldwin famous piece they came to be known as fire next time. and i just wonder maybe to toggle a bit about why it begins the

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to san francisco cobb was 83 with a 3.7, 6 dra with the angels last year.r 9 innings today. cobb told us what was so appealing about the giants. aside from 20 million dollars. of course. >> obviously staying the success that pitchers have going the defense that they have playing behind the offense that's able to put a bronze. there's there's an endless amount of of it. >> the things and opportunities strike you. when you think about becoming a giant and then the aggressive nature that they had surveyed see it. it was an easy call for >> so good. pick up. we obviously the giants lost kevin in a couple of days ago. so this can help fill that gap. he's not you don't have the accolades that kevin gausman has. but you know, the giants won by committee last year. so this is a guy they can just throw in there and he was pretty reliable for the angels. last season and not all long moved from southern california area. you know, just up the coast of right. thanks, jason. still ahead, the holidays can, of course, be stressful, especially for parents, not being able to

new yorker staff writer jelani cobb and editor david remnick discuss the new yorker's articles on race throughout its history class i am david remnick, editor of the new yorker and thank you for coming to today's talk on a book called "the matter of black lives: writing from the new yorker". it's a new anthology that collects almost a century of reporting, profiles, memoir and criticism from the magazine and i'd like to introduce my coeditor, my colleague and friend jelani cobb. he's been a staff writer since 2015 and writes regal frequently on race, politics, history and culture. he's a renowned teacher of journalism at columbia university and has his phd from rutgers and wrote the introduction to the essential carter commission list which was published recently this year. he and i edited this book together. hold it up for youto see . but i think jelani is going to say if they new yorker had attempted to do such an anthology in the 60s this would be slender in the. the anthology begins with james baldwin and his piece that came to be known as the firenext time . and i just wonder if y

. >> ty cobb. >> that was earlier, but not very admirable. that's an understatement for ty cobb. what do you do with that? do you say these are just aberrations? no. because in the case of cobb, cobb worked hard to keep black people out of major league baseball. so you can't say, well, this is just something in the past and we fixed it. because that became deeply embedded in major league baseball, that segregation. people suffered. people lost opportunities. we can't just dismiss it as aberration. >> you used to call things civil. there is a lack of civility in this controversy now roiling our country. as i've mentioned before, we've all seen news clips of parents at school board meetings who -- i don't want to overgeneralize here and say they're all, you know, pitchforks and whatever that saying is, but there is a lot of anger out there. some people are being threatened. it's a sensitive subject, i certainly don't want anyone to believe i'm painting all parents with a broad brush or that all of their concerns aren't worth considering, but there has been a lack of civility about

cobb is a replacement for gosman deal with the jays. here is what he said when asked why leave a good situation with the giants? >> i was on the best team in baseball all year last year, you know. we had the best winning season in franchise history. but i didn't get the job done. for me, that kind of left a bad taste in my mouth. i am hungry for that. >> all right. pivot of soccer. final four of the game, the college cup is descended on santa clara. broncos, 2020 champs play host in phase byu friday night in one of the semi final games. this was back in may. covid delay title game and win over florida state, broncos second ever title and first in almost 20 years. now two more wins and it is a back to back run. coach jerry smith told me yesterday that would be something. >> that hasn't been done in, i don't know, 20 years or so. so that would be incredible. and it would make a good trivia question because it would be two national championships in the same calendar year which also never happened. >> that's right. >> let me start your morn

elaine cobb, cbs news, paris. >> baker actually waged a huge fight against discrimination.adopted 12 children from different ethnic backgrounds to form what she called her rainbow tribe. >>> another performer being honored, a nine time grammy winner, rihanna also has a new title. >> on behalf of a grateful nation, but in even prouder people, we therefore present to you the designee for national hero of barbados, ambassador robin rihanna fantasy. may you continue to shine like a diamond, and bring honor to urination by your words, by your actions, and the due credit wherever you shall go. >> the prime minister of barbados made mention to rihanna's chart topping single "diamonds." the national hero declaration came during celebrations in her hometown of bridgetown. our betas just ditched queen elizabeth as head of state forging a new republic with its first-ever president. >>> adele is heading to vegas for the new year. she will have a concert residency at the coliseum of caesar's palace. she performed two concerts each weekend from january 1st to the 16. of the small venue h

. >> and alex cobb told us his wife look for bay area rentals right now.angels to the giants. a two-we're deal of his own worth $20 million. cobb said he had some other option, yet there was something about being aggressively pursued that made the giants a no-brainer. >> there's an endless amount of things and opportunities that strike you when you think about becoming a giant. it's nice to have somebody calling right away and wants to have you a part of their organization, so it was an easy call for us. >> now collegiate soccer's ncaa tournament road in at santa clara university starting friday. unique for the broncos women's team, hosting the college cup "final four" as defending national champs. >> it would make a good trivia question, because it would be two national championships in the same calendar year, which has never happened. >> reporter: jerry smith and the broncos won the national title in may after the season was pushed back due to covid, and the championship hangover was real. santa clara won three of it first nine matches this season. what

today, cobb told us what was so appealing about the giants. aside from, you know, that 20 million dollars that they gave him swinging. >> obviously staying the success that pitchers have going the defense that they have playing behind the offense that's able to put a bronze. there's there's an endless amount of of it. >> the things and opportunities strike you. when you think about becoming a giant and then the aggressive nature that they had surveyed see it. it was an easy call for us. >> all righty. that's your ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> a mother from richmond will be walking in the rose parade celebrating the miracle of her kidney transplants. quite a story credit for charles clifford was at her send-off ceremony today. >> well, in the coronavirus pandemic started, there was a temporary moratorium on organ transplants. since then, the situation has improved. but now as people may be put off going to the doctor for a couple o

harry cobb, our most distinguished design architect, told me he always wanted to have a design project where the site was more important than the building. harry designed the most beautiful buildings for our museum, which he termed purposefully unrhetorical. so there's a landscape and its design was preeminent and give the deserved emotional power to the sacred site. harry and i knew it was only one landscape architect in our country to consider. and that was walter hood. we're so proud to have his design work on this most important project, not for the city but for this country and the world. and i'm so proud to present to you my friend, walter hood. >> thank you, mayor riley. how is everybody in charleston, or whichever room you are secluded in? great to see all of your faces, young and of later age. mayor riley said he's been working on the museum for about 21 1/2 years. and i think, mayor riley, our tenure together, i think i first met you during a mayor's institute in macon, georgia where you gave one of the most amazing speeches i've ever heard from a mayor to talk about cities,

yvonne cobb — from see hear — with that report.itical condition. our sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil, sent this report. an event to mark the last day of school turned into a devastating scene. the accident happened when a strong gust of wind blew the inflatable castle in the air. police say the pupils fell from a height of more than 30 feet. several children are in critical condition. it appears a wind gust has caused a jumping castle to lift into the air. several children fell from thejumping castle and it appears they may have fallen from a height of approximately ten metres. this is a very tragic event and our thoughts are with the families and the wider school community, and also ourfirst responders. there is no doubt that this has been a very confronting and distressing scene. police have confirmed that another child died in hospital, taking the death toll to five. the authorities did not give their ages, but said all were in grades five or six — typically for children aged ten to 12. the australian prime minister, scott

it's an albino jacket. randi cobb and vets are working a round the clock of to run nurse it back to health. the felines or type of puma, but this is thought to be the 1st albino jacqueline need to be found in columbia. since her chances of survival in the wilder limit at the albino will be transferred to a conservation part once she has received full medical attention. my goodness, you watching d w. news coming up next is the cove. it's special. a michael oak, who in berlin from me and the team here. thanks so much for watching. take care and we'll see you at the top of the next ah. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what are the latest research, se, information and context around of i've.

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in the case of cobb, cobb hard to keep black people out major league baseball. you can't just say this is something in the past and we fixed it. because that became deeply embedded in major league baseball, that segregation. people suffered, people lost opportunities. we can't just dismiss it as an aberration. it is uncomfortable. these are my heroes. >> you use the word civil historians debate things most of the time in a civil manner certainly on my podcast, there are no arguments but there is lack of civility in the controversy. we have seen news clips of parents and school board meetings who, i don't want to overgeneralize and say that all pitchforks and whatever the saying is that there's a lot of anger out there and some people are being threatened. it is a sensitive subject, i don't want anyone to think i'm painting all parents with a broad brush or all of their concerns aren't worth considering but there has been lack of civility about this so i will close on this point from the atlantic, an essay by george packer. in civics save america, we can't agree

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had agreed to a two-year 20 million dollar deal to come to san francisco cobb was a and 3 with a 3.7n with the angels today. kopp told us what was so appealing about the giants. aside from, you know, it's the 20 million dollar pocket change that they gave. >> obviously staying the success that pitchers have going the defense that they have playing behind offense that civil put up runs. there's there's an endless amount of of it. the things and opportunities strike you. when you think about becoming a giant and then the aggressive nature that they had surveyed see it. it was an easy call for >> all righty. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by decemb

and now here's the new yorker jelani cobb and david winnick. >> hi, everyone. i'm david winnick with the new yorker and thank you for coming to today's talk on a book called "the matter of black lives: writing from the new yorker." it's a new anthology that collects almost a century of reporting, profiles, memoir and criticism from the magazine and i like to introduce my coeditor, my colleague and friend jelani

quote, freeman showed hundreds of threatening e-mails and text messages to police in cobb county where she lives. she visited the fulton county police station, told officers about the threats while she was there. her phone buzzed nonstop with menacing calls. freeman says an officer answered more than 20 of the threatening calls. in response to freeman's at times panicked emergency calls to 911 cobb county officers meant to her home multiple times, but police officials never opened investigations into the threats that she faced. and yet for all that the reason we have that video of ruby freeman talking with the crisis manager lady who showed up on her doorstep to threaten her in an even more insidious way, the reason we have that tape is when the cop suggested they go to the police station and have that conversation, ruby freeman said yes. maybe she would be safe at the police station. she did need protection from this kind of stuff. and that -- to me that's the sort of gut wrenching, heart breaking part of all of this. i mean, the citizenship of ruby freeman and her daughter is so clea

joe lawnie cobb is a staffer at "the new yorker," professor at the columbus school of journalist.havez joined as the highest ranking woman in the reagan administration. they join me now. linda, i want to start with you because i noticed something in interactions with people on social media about kyle rittenhouse that it is a little bit of a wedge among conservatives, similar in to ways to the vaccines. a lot of conservatives are like, i'm a trump person, i hate liberals, i hate fauci but i got the vaccine. then some people are like, no, it is a secret plot by george soros. there are a lot of conservatives who are obviously we should not be celebrating what this person did, just common sense, and i just am astounded. i mean i know that exists, but i am astounded that that is not the obvious consensus view of people on the american right. >> i agree with you, and, by the way, if this kyle rittenhouse, the tucker carlson/charlie kirk kyle rittenhouse had been the young man who had testified on the stand in his own behalf, i don't think he would have been acquitted the way he was. i t

cobb in 3 with a 3.7, 6 dra last year with the angels today.appealing about the giants. other. and you know that 20 million dollars tab. they picked up. >> obviously staying the success that pitchers have going the defense that they have playing behind the offense that's able to put a bronze. there's there's an endless amount of of it. >> the things and opportunities strike you. when you think about becoming a giant and then the aggressive nature that they had surveyed see it. it was an easy call for us. and guess what? >> he might not be playing any time soon. major league baseball. has implemented a lockout first time since 19 99th time in the league's history. it went into effect around 09:00pm tonight 12:00pm eastern. months of talks between the league and players union and no progress towards a new agreement. today's meeting lasted only 7 minutes, i guess the owners gm's are playing hardball. this means team officials and players. they can't communicate no contract. negotiation, no free agent deals. no trades, but we're still a long way aw

this is the scene along the road on cobb mountain south of clear lake. for the latest on travel conditions and the updated forecast head to kpix.com. >>> a live look from san jose right now. a flood advisory just expired a few hours ago. the cold temperatures will stick around. kpix5 has the impacts of this winter weather. >> reporter: this round of rain may of stopped but now we are expecting temperatures to drop into the 30s for a couple of days. for some it is concerning, for others it could mean life or death. the relentless rain in the south bay left restaurant owners feeling a chill on sales. >> i would say we are down 20%. >> reporter: as they sat empty. >> i love it and hate it. necessary evil that we must have. it is cold and it is hard to provide fabulous dining outdoors. >> what happens when it rains hard? we get a lot more door dash. people still come and pick up food. door dash gets busy. >> to go orders going up. people are bundling up and staying inside. >> reporter: not everyone can stay indoors. >> all of the advocates, all of us feel li

this was along the road on cobb mountain south of clear lake. for the latest on conditions and updated forecasts, head to kpix.com. >>> let's take a live look at san jose, a flood advisory expired last night but the cold temperatures are going to stick around. maria cid medina with the impacts of our winter weather. >> reporter: this round of rain may have stopped but now we are expecting temperatures to drop to the 30s for a couple days. for some it's concerning. for others it can mean life or death. relentless rain in the south bay left restaurant owners feeling a chill on sales. >> i would say we are down probably 20%. >> reporter: park lets sat empty. >> i love it and i hate it. it's a necessary evil that we must have but it is cold and it's hard to be providing fabulous dining outdoors. >> when it rains really hard we get more door dash and a lot of calls. people still come and pick up food. door dash gets very early. >> to go orders have gone up. so i think people are bundling up and staying inside. >> reporter: not everyone has the luxury

he will be in the starting rotation with alex cobb from the angels coming over on a two-year deal. $110et pretty tight. >> a veteran starter, continuing to have pitching depth, guys who may start the year in the bullpen. i think we still have work to do. we have added three starting pitchers, we expect them to be a big part of the rotation picture, and we will check it. >> they let marcus semien go to toronto last year. he had 45 homers for the jays. record for a second baseman. took a $175 million offer from a texas team that lost 102 games last year. texas has spent over half $1 billion. nba tonight, bucks and hornets. yunus is here. to the hoop. 127-125. next day friday. thompson apparently enjoyed his brief stint with the warriors, including the forest. peekaboo behind the tree. can't wait to see him back alongside steph. sports on abc 7 financial planning is finding your home away from home. ♪ and, it's designing a plan to help get you there. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. every day in busi

football related news, alto, paris, france, over 50 people were arrested overnight, a spines of arab cobb. when as all gerry are classed with police following the nations victory about tenicia, small clashes broke out between police arnold jr and fans all over the city, mainly in paris city center. french police consent there with fair incidents in neil on by the are up top was revived this year with a fever after a 9 year hiatus. that's all for now. next, a documentary about taiwan, the laboratory for democracy in the shadow of china, who have more well headlines at the top of the hour. stay with us. thanks for joining us. but that's more coming up with an interest in the global economy. our portfolio w business. beyond here, the closer look at the project. to analyze the fight for market dominance. ahead with the w business beyond on you tube. oh, an isolated island in the south china sea. 16th century portuguese sailors called it ella formosa, or beautiful island. but to day, we know it as taiwan. taiwan is a de facto state home to 24000000 residents. it has its own flag and them curre

he will be in the starting rotation with alex cobb from the angels coming over on a two-year deal. $110illion offer. holding the wallet pretty tight. >> a veteran starter, continuing to have pitching depth, guys who may start the year in the bullpen. i think we still have work to do. we have added three starting pitchers, we expect them to be a big part of the rotation picture, and we will check it. >> they let marcus semien go to toronto last year. he had 45 homers for the jays. record for a second baseman. took a $175 million offer from a texas team that lost 102 games last year. texas has spent over half $1 billion. nba tonight, bucks and hornets. yunus is here. to the hoop. 127-125. next day friday. thompson apparently enjoyed his brief stint with the warriors, including the forest. peekaboo behind the tree. can't wait to see him back alongside steph. sports on abc 7 >> thank you for watching. i am ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. good nig deadly. what we're learning this morning about the death of the wife of a legendary music executive. you're watching "world

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southern quebec, research is monitoring the woodlands to learn how forest destruction is impacting cobb and storage. so trees through photosynthesis take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into bio mass into wood, where they're stored as carbon, the more carbon that we have stored in biomass in the forests, the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing to climate change. this were such can help guide local conservation strategies and influence town planning to mitigate impact on vital areas. ah, for thousands of years, hindus have been performing the last funeral rights according to specific religious guidelines. including burning the dead cremation is the traditional method of disposing of the disease. but with $8500000.00 hindus dying each year. funeral pyres exact a huge and mine mental tone failing over 50000000 trees, emitting 8000000 tons of carbon dioxide into the air. and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi, a team of environmentally conscious engineers has had, after this age, old tradition of cremation, to

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okay, there's even more stuff we're tracking, some low snow starting out here near cobb, also in the mountains surrounding ukiah. by tomorrow morning check it out, some snow over highway 17 at the summit and also mount hamilton. a lot of snow up in the sierra. rob, this is much needed but treacherous tonight. >> all of it good news for our water reserves. that snowpack which has been mostly act is building up big-time at this hour. you can see that snow there. we're going to transition now to the camera view. look how the snow is weighing down on those trees. the snow is really starting to pile up. 33 degrees now at the south shore of lake tahoe. we've seen 16 to 24 inches of snow at the uc berkeley snow lab, as they continue to monitor conditions. closing in on 2 feet of snow so far. on top of that, another 5 to 6 feet of snow coming down. so that's great news. saturday the statewide snowpack was only 19% of average. as of today before the big snow arrived we're up to 35%. so hopes are for the central sierra this could push us closer to the seasonal averages as heavy snow continues

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next year you'll read. cobb tries to pass off, gangs had to as skull shaped mole in a few decades. you'll read american workers when right to leave. if work plays walls, no longer standing, that's our show and tell next time, good night and keep fighting with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk lou right now. there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food. this is cathy and sugary and salty and addicted. it's not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm hm. what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate with my manager, with 4 of my guys who financial survival. this is a hedge fund. it's a device used by professional value ag

so when you got to cobb, it's not like you walked in and it was like sponsored by shell, right? screw. like sponsoring cob, if you can get people in the room that's even better, right? this is the 1st time that we've even mentioned fossil fuels at all in the text. and so while that's a historic moment, it also really shows the scope of this industry's influence on this entire process . and that's not really, that's surprising if you know anything about how oil and gas companies are able to market themselves in the 19 seventy's fossil fuel executives were advised by their own. find that bonding, that product would lead to catastrophic global warming. the continued funding climate. and all anyway, in june, if you're a senior lobbyist, excellent, michael was secretly recorded during a thin white activist at green. this is how he described decade long campaign disinformation. did we aggressively fight against some of the science? yes. did me jolie some of these shadow groups to work against some of the really efforts? yes, that's true. but the climate to non of the past doesn't wash

cobb says he consulted with the alameda county health officer and determined that now's the time for change. >> top us health officials also say they are bracing for a hard winter as the omicron variant of covid spreads rapidly across the nation and now the world health organization is recommending that people cancel their christmas gatherings altogether. >> and even comes to these better. a life guns we are now on an upsurge of delta. we have not yet seen the full impact of the very ominous omicron. >> cities across america have already taken extra precautions in california. there is now a statewide mask mandate is in effect until january. the 15th white house press secretary jen psaki says that the president will address the nation tomorrow. he is expected to outline the new steps. the administration is implementing the fight. the virus. israel has banned travel to the united states and canada over the omicron variant israeli officials agreed to the travel ban because of the spike of covid infections in israel. >> that means israelis are banned from traveling to the u.s. and anyone

and overwhelmed. charlotte done, his mother has read relentlessly. campaigning full such a moment to cobb. in fact, she says all she ever wanted is for answer coolness to face the justice system. here in the united kingdom, so that time will now come as the case will be heard at westminster magistrates court on january the 18th. next year, we believe and synchronous will be appearing via video link. and we also have a statement from the crown prosecution service that says, well, the challenges and complexities of these case is now known. we remain committed to securing justice in this matter. but of course, this is a long time coming now, especially as there's been various twists and turns to this story earlier this year . in fact, of emerged the answer as was working for the intelligence at the time. now that would fundamentally change the principles of this diplomatic immunity, which diplomatic community, by the way, has been controversial from the get go less. it was a legal loophole which has now been closed under a revised agreement between the united kingdom and the united states. a

, on fire is smile. plenty of sports news for you, including a super saturday football at the aero cobb morocco crew, too strong for jordan and the days opening game. algeria leave it late again to lebanon, but they make it to winds from 2 in group d. but egypt keep pace with them at the top as they put on a show ident: sudan, ah, morocco are closing in on a place in the last 8 at the arrow cup they beat jordan for nail to secure their 2nd straight win the tournament. and he richardson reports from captors, ahmed been ali stadium. murray can fans have high hopes of seeing that scene back in castle next year. the sort of through to the final round of african qualifying jordan, have no chance of joining them in 2022. but both sets of supporters looking forward to playing a part in the middle east's, 1st world cup. the limit of diversity would have in twenties went to a different level. and we are also expected to see how we can begin to deal with it as a country and as, as people here, of course, with excited on the time of us to watch the deployment. we just excited that everybody would

including the latest from the fever, arab cobb county and he lives from our special studio in dow hands. ah. ah. mm mm. oh, a way thank for your company on al jazeera, you're watching our special coverage of the people, our cap here are all the quarter final fonts. have now been secured more on that in a moment. also coming up action from the n b steph curry edges closer to the old time record for 3 pointers and england leave out their greatest bowler. jimmie anderson for the 1st ashes test against australia. ah, there was one last spot available for the arab cup quarter finals with the jordan, saudi arabia and palestine all in with a chance. so who got through our reporter, joanna gas raska has the details. morocco and jordan go through from group c into the course of finals of the arab cop jordan clenching the final quarter finals thoughts as they b palestine here at stadium 97 full. and it was a much more convincing result than seen from them so far. in this tournament, they went ahead from the penalty early in the 1st talk and then doubled their advantage before palestine as she sco

one syncs a key in the fight to cobb global warming. santas said mitchell can't do this massive job on its own. so, improving agriculture practices could be a big help. we need to remove billions of tons of c o 2 from the atmosphere, fast the technology to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at the source of its production. so it can be reused or stored already exists but it's not that simple. a potential offer don't play out as big as the anticipated. so there's still a lot of and research needed. also we don't know m how well we can really skate it up. why it's still being cheap enough that it's worse and it's these 800 cheap on the other hand, do a good job without even trying simply grazing. they help promote soil carbon storage without expensive technology, thanks to their work. humorous forms in the soil and humans consists of 60 percent carbon. the sheep are one element in farmer tino lose overall concept. while most farmers leave their fields fellow after the harvest, he's shown several catch crops. one year was as they grow, they bind further c o 2 in the soil than it's