only around $200.00 of these bats exist in the conservation reserve. it is also home to 5 other species the majority of which reside in a tiny cave in the rock face. i'm eating. biologist roy chakravarthy and citizen scientists. how i get to finally know where. in here today they are capturing bats using mist nets and collecting d.n.a. samples. as night falls these nocturnal animals begin to emerge out of the cave flying into the soft nets the place on the ring from where i'm thinking the punch grew in 3 weeks then. it's remarkable to be able to see any danger of. bats play a vital role in ecosystems including pollination and controlling. our leaf bats eat thousands of insects each day but threats including habitat loss and hunting have left $21.00 species of bats critically endangered globally including this one . is about 7 or 30000000 years and scientists believe their nose structure helped them in hunting under 33 when in complete darkness it's been proposed that bats have links not only to covert 19 but also to other zoonotic diseases which can sp

only around $200.00 of these bats exist in the conservation reserve. it is also home to 5 other species the majority of which reside in the tiny cave in the rock face. i'm meeting with bats biologist roy chuck rivers the un citizen scientists but just. how i have over to finally know where it. is going to today they're capturing bats using miss nets and collecting d.n.a. samples. as night falls these nocturnal i. begin to emerge out of the cave flying into the soft. the place of the ring from where i'm taking the bunch. in 3 weeks' time. it's remarkable to be able to see any danger from. vital rolling ecosystems including pollination and controlling. insects each day. but threats including habitat loss and hunting have left $21.00 species of bats critically endangered globally including this one. goes. in hunting and in 33 when in complete darkness it's been proposed that bats have links not only to covert 19 but also to other zoonotic diseases which can spread from on a move to humans including sars. this is why the destruction of their habitat has po

just recently announced that they want to pull 4 million extra acres into what's called the conservation reservegram. they want to take land out of production as part of basically carbon sinks for their policy and there are all sorts of discussions about different kinds of climate initiatives that would increase the use of biofuels and whether that is corn or ethanol or biodiesel, it is going to take acres. joe: i swear, this is like the lumber conversation that we had last week. what eventually causes things to stop looking like a rocket ship? prof. irwin: well, in the short run, good u.s. spring planting season and a very good weather season for the u.s. this summer. june, july, early august, plenty of rain, good sunshine, and it looks like we will have a good crop that will definitely stop this rally. how far prices will fall will depend on how much demand has been rationing. it always matters with price surges, behind the scenes users are getting hurt and they will start to fall out of the consumption demand and we suddenly realize my gosh, prices have gone high enough to do their job to rat

and area of 223 acres was declared a conservation reserve in 29 team finally bringing protection to this critical. these are the months that you can notice the mining that was happening back then because there is no disturbance at all the habitat is healing and the 1st signs of healing is the presence of grasses all around us i mean it just goes to show that when you've given the time to heal it will bounce back. have you seen a difference in the number of rockets are they coming back to the old roosting spot the bats had stopped using the secondary hosting sites because they were small dark by the end my nose says the mining ban has happened we have seen that you know that they are coming back to those interesting sites and their populations have also increased wonderfully rich do you think their populations will continue to grow yes they're kind of reclaiming the last london yes exactly. various species of bugs deer and even predators like leopards have been sighted in this landscape in the recent past all because the protection that a batch brought it. today roy and i are heading insi

like the conservation reserve program, it protects our environment by improving soil health and water while improving the bottom line for farmers. along with my livestock producer protection bill, i am also introducing legislation today to eliminate the november 1 haying and grazing date for cover crops. cover crops provide a lot of environmental benefits. they improve soil health, reduce erosion, nutrient runoff, improve water quality and sequester carbon. they also benefit farmers since their animals can graze these crops or the cover crops can be harvested to provide forage for livestock. currently the haying and grazing date, the date on which farmers can start harvesting or grazing cover crops is september 1 which is too late in the year for farmers in more northern states like south dakota. early winter weather in these states can cause cover crops to freeze before they can be used for haying and grazing. the legislation i am introducing today with my colleague senator stabenow would fix this problem by letting farmers harvest and graze cover crops without of the primary nesting

dozens of mps have expressed reservations, though, and some senior conservatives think widespread covids very different from anything we've done in britain outside wartime. you know, we are not used to presenting papers — or, indeed, the electronic equivalent — to go to the pub or to go to a football match. that's not what we think of as our freedoms. our freedom is a freedom to have a normal life. this outdoor cinema in liverpool will be part of test events in the next few weeks, looking at how to safely allow larger gatherings. the opportunity to get back to full capacity, i think, is something that is so prevalent at the moment and is underpinning so many of the hopes that the events and entertainment industry has. so, this scheme, we feel, is the right way to go. events will be tried out in sheffield later this month too. some here have reservations. there is the thing about having your liberties taken away, which is really quite worrying about the health passports, but i also sort of get it. how do you make people safe and feel reassured, but how do you make sure that we still have

have expressed views, labour, the liberal democrats, the scottish conservatives that the scottish greens, they also express those reservationse brought in under certain circumstances, and domestic certification about which there might be more difficult question to answer. . ~' might be more difficult question to answer. ., ~ , ., g ., , paul ritter, star of friday night dinner, has died of a brain tumour at the age of 5a. paul ritter played dad martin goodman in the popular channel a comedy friday night dinner. he also appeared in the drama, chernobyl, playing the deputy chief engineer who supervised the safety test which caused the disaster. he also appeared in the films harry potter and the half blood print and quantum of solace. as we've been hearing, there's just under a week to go until we can have a drink and a meal at a pub or restaurant in england — as long as we sit outside. nina warhurst has been finding out what preparations are taking place to re—open. will you be ready here for the 12th? yeah, should be done by thursday. the pressure's on. these stones will become new walls for a new beer garden and a new alfres

conservative question. you pointed out was vice chairman of the federal reserve. s proud to have been reporting -- appointed by democrats and republicans and to work well across the various political spectrum. i do not think this is a liberal versus conservative question. this is an american question. this is a question where i know of no one on either side of the aisle, liberal or conservative who think the goal of america should be to reduce the number of people who exercise the franchise. we should have a representative democracy where smaller and smaller numbers of people come to the ballot. it is not fair to middle of the road corporate leaders such as myself and the other signers to suggest that this is liberal versus conservative. this is people standing up for hard-fought constitutional rights and making sure they get protected as fully as possible. judy: one other subject i want to raise with you and that is president biden's call to raise the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. what is your view of that? roger: my view of that is they will be an active de

conservatives are more quiet, more humble, more reserved. thing different, neil. i'm starting to see the conservative movement say, no, we're not going to have men or biological men in female sports and bathrooms. not going to have a vaccine passport when the borders are wide open. that makes no sense and policies that apply to me and don't apply to you. >> and anyone watching the video of the 16-year-old girl about to stab another girl right there, and a police officer trying to save someone's life and the moment it's happening is disgusting and everybody should reject that opinion as just ludicrous. let's call black black and white white not good and evil and that's not the truth america's knows. neil: that's what made the don lemon and chris cuomo exchange defending the officer who shot that teenager so important, and i think we need to see more of that kind of thing, george, don't we? >> i'd like to see the lebron james' of the world and put jon voight in there to be balanced and not qualified and just not talk about it and i'd like to he

reservations. >>> and coming up new at 6:00, for the first time in decades. mandatory water conservation could be coming to part of the bay area. the rules and penalties that are on the table. >>> plus, how the social >>> san francisco libraries will reopen in a few weeks. mayor london breed announces today they will reopen for limited indoor service starting may 3. browse and bounce is going to be the theme. people will be limited to 15 minutes per visit. the main library will be the first to open. the other branches will open their doors in the coming weeks. >>> there is a brand new outdoor space for students in the east bay. the school district unveiled a living schoolyard in the fruitvale district. crews removed asphalt and replaced it with natural play areas. a grass field. dozens of new trees and an outdoor classroom. >> getting into bridging equity and environmental justice. social justice. every single student and family deserves to have somewhere to go to connect with others. to create that sense of community and belonging. >> the space also has a channel designed to remove debr

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conservative is saying coca-cola's lamentable and divisive ceo james quincy should be silenced or have his corporate twitter account band but why should tactics like boycott social media campaigns and shareholder activism be reservedy this is a cynical argument and the woke left don't want conservatives fighting back and they don't want anyone else using the tools that have given them almost total control of the most powerful institutions in america. they want conservatives to continue doing what they've done for too long, slender. unilateral, cultural disarmament but no, we have to fight back. as we have laid out on the show, woke -ism is a product of a hundred year effort to destroy faith, family and culture which woke -ism's founding ideologues view as tools of oppression. yes, we must boycott woke corporations and hound their ceos and organized social media campaigns and most importantly we must hit them where it hurts. through shareholder activism. there are new ways to do that that we want to share with you. please follow us right now at steve hilton x and steve hilton fnc to see how you can fight back. joining me now author of always a soldier and host of the rob smith is problematic god cast, rob smith was

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conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserve taken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food. >> somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields. >> you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from all this point. and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn said the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration having a staff go in the fields 14 lee to look at the water sour

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reserves. isn't that right ollie? well, of course conservation is not only about preserving. it's also about discovery. discovery, of course in my time had to be done in the field. that's why you'll find when learning about myself. there are quite a few expeditions that i was famous for. of course my african hunting trip partnered with the smithsonian and our 1913 expedition to the south american amazon rainforest, of course where several specimen were brought back had quite an adventure was undertaken. this is my good friend amelia. she is a red tail boa one of the very many snakes we documented in the amazon during the 1913 1914 expedition now amelia isn't the largest snake we documented of course. the largest was the green anaconda the one we encountered of course was 16 feet long and over 240 pounds. amelia is not quite that big. ah now the roosevelt wrong dawn expedition that i spoke about of course was one of the many attempts to try and understand how not only species like amelia, but as well as man interact with ecosystems undocumented to man if we reduce our footprin

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in terms of the us us bank reports we will see this week is on the reserve releases relate the to loan numbers. banks were conservativear. i think there is potential there for further release. that would be an interesting barometer to see. we think the sector is pretty well placed this year for further opening of the economy and the potential for more capital returns. when you think about dividends, u.s. banks maintained their dividends. european banks had to suspend theirs. but we think those will resume. way the sector has enjoyed a strong rerating for pricing and book perspective, we think there is more roof for up side a as we think about economies reopening globally. >> you talked about the reserve releases from the loan loss provisions from last year. dani said they may already be baked into the price. it is the first u.s. bank earning season can i remember where this is the big focus. what are you looking for? what will you consider a beat to add to the story on what leaders take in stride? >> i think the expectations are certainly high when you think about where the bar is going into this results season. we do

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for a conservation group he says thousands of tourism jobs depend on the wildlife and the survival of about 2000 allophones here depends on a code or the green area connecting to wildlife reserves. the blue lines show their tracks and the farm sits in the middle of them it's not the 1st farm here but he says it'll open the floodgates to many more it's interfering with the whole system because you know the community to conserve us is might collapse their families in the wrong place because that decision it did areas where you can do fine without interfering with their land use and environmental tribunals would it kill you have a to stop the farm. says it's papers are in order and it's appealing the decision many of kenya's 13000000 herders a poorer than those living in farming communities towns and cities. says if they lose the last of their past years they'll lose everything malcolm webb al-jazeera came on i can yeah. just a wee nudge in the direction of our website al jazeera dot com is the address all the news recovery right there in country and analysis. so let's just check out the headlines here on al-jazeera and israel's prime minister has promised an investigation after a

conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserve, the photos taken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because it's. >> if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields. you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from all this point and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration or having a staff go in the fields routinely to loo

conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserveaken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the tulio population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food. >> somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because if the quantity of ford's was lacking at tomorrow's point when you would go out into the fields. >> you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from this point and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration or having a staff go in the fields routinely to look.

conservation success. yet right behind this fence. 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reservesummer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food. >> somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields. >> you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from this point and drakes beach turns. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration having a staff go in the fields routinely to look at the water sources that we know

conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reservephotos taken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is theoutreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because it's. >> if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from all this point and drakes beach turns. >> gunn says necropsy findings show 2 elks a toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration having a staff go in the fields routinely to look. >> at th

reserve a water preserve it because the levels are low. they can to see a major local water source and it is currently at 68% capacity. so. >> to conserve the city's urging you use that water wisely. yes, they're thinking maybe conservation efforts similar to what we were doing back in 2014. >> 2016 back when we were the depths of the state's drought. >> also of the first on through here. you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. we're trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park. >> john roles. just just white the window off, if you can see a little circle and leave the truck. that's your truck right. right there. i got to have it not washing the car. my my first got a little bit dirt on thanks to the rain that we had over the weekend. unfortunately, i guess it's just not enough yeah. i mean, and and i didn't really get a ton as you were saying, that it was going to be a pretty good one. but. >> it we're going to need and will advance actually

. >> conservation was well advanced for the time teddy roosevelt had become president of the united states. he finalized it with a vengeance. >> roosevelt worked to get the force reserves out of the general land office and into the supervision of clifford. >> he hated the general land office pretty hated the interior department. he thought they were in bed with every scoundrel the company. and the many respect, he was right. >> he organized a congress in january of 1905. it provided political backing for a law answering the force reserves to the agricultural department. the bureau of fore street became the united states forest service. the force reserves were named national forests. >> the name change from the force reserves of the late 19th century to the national forest of the 20th century. reserve means withdrawal. he was interested in the world natural -- national. that reinforced the notion of a forest service and commission and it meant to serve the people the ad states. >> it is founded in this idealistic moment. it is in the eyes, certainly of its own staff but in the eyes of the american populace as a whole, the perfect government bureaucracy. the purely ideal

actually could replace the dollar as a reserve currency, that would would limit our ability to print seemingly endless as there are without the inflation, economic conservative to track every transaction whether a piece of gum for disdent newspaper the government will now we will be watching this more story, great to see you this morning. thank you, we are taking a break then get into real estate when we come right back. i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, state of real estate now many people continuing to work from home, amid pandemic shutdowns the demand for office space, has been plummeting office buildings hotels commercial properties unused more than a year. where are we now? how than that empty space be utilized joining me chairman chevy executive officer steve thanks very much for joining me. >> a pleasure maria, thank you for having me. >> so assess the

conservation was well advanced by the time teddy roosevelt became president of the united states. but teddy roosevelt finalized it with a vengeance. narrator: roosevelt worked to get forest reservesland office and under the supervision of gifford pinchot. >> gifford pinchot hated the general land office and the interior apartment and thought they were in bed with every scoundrel in the country. and in many respects, he was right. narrator: gifford pinchot organized an american force congress in january, 1905. -- american forced congress in general, 1905. it provided political backing for a lot transferring forest reserves to the agriculture department. the bureau of forestry became that united states forest service. the forest reserves were renamed, the national forests. >> the name change from the forest reserves of the late 19th century, to the national forests of the 20th century, is symbolically important. reserve means withdrawn. but pinchot's interested in the word national, nationally owned, nationally controlled, nationally regulated. that reinforces the notion of a forest service. it's mission was to serve the people of the united states. ♪ >> it is founded in this ideal

conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserve in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elk's food somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gunn is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because it's. >> if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from this point and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says neck rips the findings show 2 elks ate toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration or having a staff go in the fields routinely to look. >> at the w

reservations about the proposed infrastructure policies coming before this body. every member in congress represents a district with infrastructure needs. urban or rural. conservative or liberal. we all represent communities that have dire infrastructure needs we should be addressing. that's why president biden's recent discussion about infrastructure, along with his comments about wanting to establish a bipartisan legislative effort, were encouraging. unfortunately none of this would come to fruition. we didn't see a bipartisan push. we didn't see significant input taken from members and senators on our side of the aisle. we didn't see a willingness to want to work together. the $2.2 trillion plan wasn't released after significant back and forth discussions. no, it was released after development by the white house and then pushed out in the media blitz. as anticipated, the package was a partisan exercise. just 5% goes to repairing roads and bridges. as the core definition of infrastructure is little attention shown. only 1% goes to airports. other countries around the world continue to build state-of-the-art airports as airports here in the united states struggle