, but there were about 20 cows, there were a lot of cows, so i drag it all, drag it, drag it, clean itapproaches baikal, takes a fisherman's patch, starts a sad song, about his homeland, sings something! our country has a great future ahead of us, such a rise in our industry; in soviet times we worked, we had everything, and our cars went to all countries, all our products went. our economy is now going up in all sectors of industry, and there is no one to rely on, we must rely only on ourselves, because if you don’t rely on yourself, it will all go to waste, that’s it. bavlyu, it's time for us to go, yes, well ok guys! happy, good luck to you and that everything will be fine with you , be healthy, live richly, goodbye, all the best to you, let's all have luck, always accompanied you, everywhere in everything, that's it, sasha, let's run to the keel to wait, well, that's it, guys, come on, thank you very much, happy, muscovites, goodbye, moscow, the capital of the motherland, goodbye, friends, goodbye. anton has in his hands the same letter from the baikal hermit to her descendants, hi

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, passing by, you can often see it on this path. that there are just beautiful brown hats, we get cowsllect this wonderful harvest, often we collect two or three koshas, ​​there are enough mushrooms for everyone, people come here, collect them, no one is left without mushrooms, if you ask any gardener, what is the most malicious weed that bothers him. all weeding is this grass, which is called wheatgrass or creeping wheatgrass, it was not in vain that i pulled out this wheatgrass, in the russian language there is such a concept as scrub until white or peel until white, as for cleaning, the fact is that when then in private houses, not everyone could afford a wooden floor, and painting a wooden floor was generally considered an incredible luxury, but those people who still covered the floor with boards did not paint it, well, naturally, over time it became gray, dirty, and uh, they washed or scrubbed it with the roots, bunches of wheatgrass roots, that is, they dried it, tied it up in special bundles, soaked it in water, and scrubbed that board and let’s say a gray dark or almost black

why make something out of an ordinary cow?ill now explain: in brazil, scientists conducted a rather bold experiment, and the birth of a genetically modified cow that produces not only milk, but also a medicine for diabetics, that is, insulin, this discovery caused a lot of noise, since in the future the appearance of such... innovative cows could lead to a reduction in the cost of medicine, and therefore the treatment of diabetes will become more affordable, well, as they say, how far progress has come, well, apparently several of these innovative cows will no longer be a herd, but a real pharmaceutical company. well, probably the next quite logical experiment is to produce light a genetically modified cow that will produce coffee with milk instead of milk. but in fact, jokes... jokes, and the world in which we live is increasingly reminiscent not even of the bold predictions of science fiction writers of the past, but of some kind of horror world of stephen king. i remember the heroes of one of his books, in order to resurrec

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we get up very early to send our cows out to pasture before sunrise. the milk stays fresh just even though there was no electricity in the mountains. the nights were short and the milk wouldn't be sour. besides, people in the mountains were not in the habit of working at night. first off, we didn't have power, but that's not the main reason. my mom and dad used to say there's a time and place for everything was day time is for work night time is for sleep. so we would skim milk in the morning and combine it with the morning milk, even though we separate cream from the milk. it doesn't affect the quality of cheese. meanwhile, and the water is very important. we've talked a little bit about it off camera and talk to me about, i mean i know you use spring water here, but talk to me about the differences in water and how do you get it clean enough to work with the cheese. oh, that's cool. we go by its taste, you need to taste the water. water in the mountains is so pure. there's a glacier 6 kilometers away from our village. we can recognize the taste of ea

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we don't switch cows.it's a closed herd. >> reporter: there are no signs of bird flu here, but herds in nine states contracted the bird flu including one in ohio. >> the entire barnyard is on alert, and we're looking to make sure it doesn't end up someplace else. >> reporter: while officials try to figure out what's going on on the farms, the fda says pasturization is doing its job, killing active viruses and bacteria to keep the milk supply safe. lester. >> okay, anne thompson, thanks. >>> coming up, they may be the future of the road, so why do electric vehicles lose so much of their value? that's next. breathing claritin clear is like... is he? claritin clear? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. live claritin clear® (tammy) i used to smoke, i thought it helped relieve my stress. but then i had open heart surgery. my tip is, find healthy ways to cope with stress, because open heart surgery, it's pretty stressful. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-qui

we get up very early to send our cows out to pasture before sunrise . the milk stays fresh just even though there was no electricity in the mountains. the nights were short and the milk wouldn't be sour. a miss sides. people in the mountains were not in the habit of working at night. first off, we didn't have power, but that's not the main reason. my mom and dad used to say there's a time and place for everything was day time is for work, nighttime is for sleep. so we would skim milk in the morning and combine it with the morning milk, even though we separate cream from the milk, it doesn't affect the quality of cheese. meanwhile, and the water is very important. we've talked a little bit about it off camera and talk to me about, i mean, i know you use spring water here, but talk to me about the differences in water and how do you get it clean enough to work with a cheese? that's cool. we go by its taste, you need to taste the water. water in the mountains is so pure. there's a glacier 6 kilometers away from our village. we can recognize the taste of ea

the usda recommends only testing cows with symptoms.hat is likely not to be sufficient to detect a virus. first of all you can only find it if you choose to do the test. in north carolina when they tested cows without symptoms they in fact found the virus. it for only doing voluntary testing and testing symptomatic cows than by definition we will not find the virus until after farmworkers of unexposed. there was a development where the usda said it would require testing of cows before they moved between states and that is potentially an important development particularly if we think the movement of cows is what is spreading the virus. we do not have a lot of data that tells us what is spreading the virus so it is hard for me to judge how much of an impact this policy will have. i think more testing is better than less testing so i am happy to see this but i wish we had more data that would give me more confidence that we are tracking this virus to stay ahead of it and protecting workers who might be exposed to it. geoff: how prepared is

cows, these are m&s farting cows.day's newspapers. i'm simon evans, still with leo and still here with leo kearse and daniel barker. so, daniel, we will daily will kick off with the daily mail this mail in this section. this sounds like the sort of sounds exactly like the sort of helpful intervention that the people voted people of britain voted so enthusiast for in 2016. >> well, i mean, this is >> well, yeah, i mean, this is a story about the echr, being sued by 2000 swiss women, older women. i mean , i as far as i can women. i mean, i as far as i can see it, they're obviously activists. yeah i mean, they're swiss, so they're loaded and they've got nothing to do. so it's like it's too hot to sue the government, you know ? i the government, you know? i mean, i would love to sue our government to make hotter , government to make it hotter, quite frankly. but we can't do that. yes. the echr and our that. but yes. the echr and our mandating that, the swiss government are not doing enough to, you know, address the climat

i don't know where your cows there. yeah. and a young lady. we met them on the way here in the unit there were ran to campbell in the heard the for living comes with the you be sure you it but it began and i saw something that we saw the heard or the dark skinned boy. you and email me the drama, wondered whether you were young herder is quite dark and soon right. you see already underway, right? yes, he's gone already, but let me do any hunting. i asked again the farmer was out in his field until 9 pm . i told him we'd get to the herd together at 11 p. m to move on the one and use that. and when you see the heard or tell him to move his cattle further away, he might take care of the farmers who that couldn't wait and whether they didn't. and even if just a small part was destroyed, they say it was the whole scene of it. and sometimes it of the military. the locals are wanting water. yes, i see them. i met a farmer who asked me some strange questions. the young man, i believe, the normal clue. what are you doing? you lazy holden, the tubs. keep

because cows do not.he issue, is it? they think camels will be a less, less of a climate. right >> the truth is, the vegan vegans, whatever they are, they they hate humans messing with animals. and they're not going to be happy with cows kept on farms or camels. yeah, camels kept on farms. >> i slept, i took a camel trek across the desert in rajasthan about 30 years ago. the camels belched and farted their way through the night, as much as any could conceivably have any cow could conceivably have done. may have been, any cow could conceivably have done do may have been, any cow could conceivably have done do they may have been, any cow could conceivably have done do they taste?1y have been, how do they taste? >> do you know how taste? >> do you know how they taste? >> do you know how they taste? >> may have been less enriched? >> may have been less enriched? >> don't know that do >> i don't know that they do eat them, do they? >> got tongue. >> they've got a tongue. >> they've got a tongue. >> they taste.

i'm part of a farm with 5000 trees and we grow very rare to cow. might make more of that because we are going to have a shortage on the other. it should not impact us so much to get the cow but it is going to be impacted. so the price will go up definitely. >> that was one of my questions is are you going to change how you source your beans but it doesn't seem like it will impact you as much. >> it's a little bit easier for us. it is a shorter trip. and leads to better cookout. if you look at africa it's more, those big companies from africa. we buy less from africa and more from the americas. >> when it comes to how you by your coco. how far do they go. >> if i buy finish chocolates usually make the contract for a year and that's difficult because we negotiate pretty hard and we don't always get what we want. if i bike a cow i usually go directly to the farm and talk to them. and pay them more than the market to be able to get what i need. that's the only way you have to pay. >> when it comes to you potentially having to raise your prices to consu

in many places it was necessary to use cows.s at 44. were already holding on to the plow, well, they plowed, sowed, well, they picked potatoes, well, everyone helped the herds, everyone helped one, the village wasn’t that big, but everyone helped, and the children all helped there, women were harnessed to the plok, teenagers, they made up the main workforce not only in the countryside, but also in all sectors of the national economy, where there was nothing, but only our hands. quality inspectors, and such messages in each room. you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, and even more in 7 days. in our project, you will learn about key dates and events in the country and the world that happened during the week, in just 20 minutes. there will be time for entertainment, exciting projects that will surprise and lift your spirits. a series of films, pearls of belarusian cinema. and, of course, online travel around our amazing country in search of a new place on the map. all this and more in the weekly project. broadcast 24x7, watch every

in a fifteen-minute cycle , you can get up to 25 liters from just one cow. about 100 tons milk. thank you, alexey, colleagues, have a good broadcast. next, our issue will continue to provide regional news with residents of moscow and the moscow region. see you in just a few seconds, don't switch. an inspector has completed a large-scale raid on electric scooters in the capital. were on duty in the city center and on the outskirts, which violations were recorded more often.

jersey cows. >> jersey cows. >> jimmy: did you have any cows growing up? >> i did not.e way. and if anyone plans on getting into farming, very small cream yield for a small cow. >> jimmy: speaking of cows, this is up my alley now. you've got this -- i know guy richie, the director, who we worked on this project, you worked on multiple projects, he has this thing, what do you call this? >> a wild kitchen. >> jimmy: a wild kitchen, which is like a kitchen setup. it's a tent with barbecue implement. >> yeah, yeah. you see the two tables there. there is two cooking elements on either side of the table. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and you get charcoal or you can use wood. and you can use this in any weather, which is the key bit. like in winter, you just tuck your legs underneath that skirt around the outside, and you stay warm. in any temperature. >> jimmy: does the dog come with it? or just wander in there smelling the meat? >> he was just wandering in and smelling the meat. >> jimmy: do you dress like this when you barbecue? >> sometimes. that time certainly. >> jimmy: because i

in a fifteen-minute cycle , you can get up to 25 liters from just one cow. the kailga farm has almost 8,000 cows. they produce about 100 tons of milk every day. thank you, alexey, colleagues, have a good broadcast. our release will continue further regional news with residents of moscow and the moscow region. see you in just a few seconds, don't switch. a large-scale raid on electric scooters by an inspector has ended in the capital. were on duty in the city center and on the outskirts, what violations were recorded most often? the wind, which the day before knocked down dozens of trees in the capital region, is beginning to subside, but for now there is a warning about the possibility of dangerous gusts. the banks of the ucha river are covered with garbage, part of the riverbed is filled up, who will put all this in order? they are creating in yauza park five thematic routes: walking, cycling, running, environmental and historical-cultural. when will the improvement work be fully completed? the capital's prosecutor's office took control of determining the c

compared to holstein cows, which are a modified breed. yes , its sensitivity to the disease is much lower. what is the light cattle ? the light cattle is also the same. now, regarding mr. dr. shirkha, the industrial towns are now a cow that, for example , in the town, does not get sick . but the cow that is not inside the town is not like this. you are not there, i will tell you, mr. ph.d., that i will make a management unit in meydan dameh , not a production town, see it, not a livestock town, 1800 to vardarek. we have the title of a part of the ministry of agriculture , the town complex was issued years ago. i just want to say one thing. the one that is allowed, the same system of distances, the same system also says that there is no need for distance in the village, why didn't anyone protest there, because it has a scientific basis , because it says that there is a small achille, because there is a disease-resistant breed, we are in industrial livestock breeding. we are sensitive to disease the virus can be very weak. i am not a doctor

officials believe the texas man was infected after coming in contact with a cow. it's believed to be the first global case of transmission from mammal to human. >> what folks should know is we've never seen a transmission of human to human of avian flu. but we're watching closely, as we've learned from covid, viruses change, and we want to make sure we're staying ahead of it. >> reporter: it comes as the country's largest supplier of eggs was forced to destroy nearly 2 million birds after the virus was detected in chickens. cal-maine foods, behind major brands like farmhouse eggs, eggland's best, and land o'lakes halting production at its texas plant. the cdc says the risk to the public is low. bird flu doesn't spread through cooked meats or eggs or pasteurized milk. and david, this case of human bird flu coming from a cow, it's believed to be the first of its kind, so, health officials are watching it very closely. experts are also watching how this could potentially impact our wallets, but right now, they do not believe it will have a major impact on the price o

number two don't handle dead birds or sick cows. number three, if you've handled dead birds or sick cows and you have uh- symptoms of flu, headache, you know, muscle aches, problems, breathing, red eyes, please seek medical attention. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. friends once again, former president trump meets with a political foe and it may carry major weight in his 2024 campaign. plus, this isn't your grandma's shopping mall. the secrets now out on how the hot, new trend saving malls across the country is faring. and some good news for your sunday evening. the oakland community that's showing up big for you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ sources tell abc news

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and now humans has farmers worried as soon as i heard that it was crossing into cows, contemporary cows like, oh boy that's, that's my industry. and i know there's going to be some fall out probably from that . it's the 2nd case of a human testing positive for the virus since the disease surprised health researchers by moving from birds took housing goats in texas, kansas and other us states. in a statement, the cdc says the patient reported i read miss consistent with conjuncture vitus and their only symptom, india is recovering. the patient has been told to isolate and is being treated with an antiviral flu drug. so far as bird flu has not proved deadly to couch at this stage, sparing farmers the need to use an ice sick animals just because it's the same virus that we're seeing in our, in our poultry and our bird populations is that we are, it is a different response at this point time, it will be no call for any kind of of warranties or any kind of a d population in our room and in our counter populations, livestock or recovering in 7 to 10 days. the 2 people with birds flew are also

infected herds of dairy cows. the food and drug administration says fragments of h5n1, also known as bird flu, has been found in 1 in 5 samples of pasteurized milk signaling different reactions from shoppers. i drink a lot of milk, too, and my dad drinks a lot of milk, so it's a little scary. i don't think it's that dangerous. it's not. according to ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin-hong. so the pasteurization kills it. but it doesn't mean that it vacuum cleans it out. but it's likely not going to affect anybody. as of yesterday, the fda says bird flu had been detected in 33 herds in eight states. california not on the list. if 1 in 5 samples are infected, it means that many more cows than the 33 outbreaks in eight states are probably around. but so far it's not really crossed over to humans yet. for now, the virus does not spread easily between people, and only two cases have been reported in the u.s. so for clinical chemist doctor nam tran at uc davis, it's more testing and monitoring by the cdc and fda.

how would bird flew through cows, affect us?rst time in the us not only have the cows.net but a cattle rancher in texas caught it from account so it is -- 8 states, you might ask where they are, look at the map, 8 states across the us, no particular concentration, michigan, ohio, north carolina, texas, no mexico, kansas, south dakota, idaho, 26 dairy farms impacted by this. bird flew killed millions of birds but never cows. 18 states have banned the movement of cattle for many of the affected states into the unaffected state so precautions are being taken. first human to get it from a cow took place in texas. the good news on this is the following. it's not killing the cows so maybe it won't kill people either. they are reducing their milk output so the dairy industry is getting impacted. it can get into the milk. that's the bad part of it. we pasteurize our milk in the us or supposed to, to drink raw milk which i wouldn't recommend but there we go so pasteurization does kill the virus. but around the world in the last 20 years

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texas health officials say the person had direct exposure to cows that presumably had the virus.a recent outbreak among dairy cows has spread to four states with a fit state reporting a possible case. >> this person has a very mild case, conjunctivitis. it is important to emphasize that it is not in the lungs, which is pneumonia. that would make it easier to transmit. >> while the risk to the general public is low, people and risk need to be concerned. infected cows are being isolated, their milk disposed of and officials say there is no risk to the meat supply because they wait for the animal to recover. >>> today is world autism day and we are trying to raise awareness that autism in girls is often overlooked. michael george spoke with a family about the struggle to get a diagnosis. >> 16-year-old kozy says when she was in sixth grade, she struggled in school and battled anxiety. neither she, nor her mother lisa knew why. >> it can be really hard to go through the struggles that make you different from other people without a reason. >> kozy was eventually diagnosed with autism.

and now humans, as farmers worried, as soon as i heard that it was crossing into cows, dairy cows like, oh boy that's, that's my industry. and i know there's going to be some fall out probably from that . it's the 2nd case of a human testing positive for the virus since the disease surprised health researchers by moving from birds took housing goats in texas, kansas and other us states. in a statement, the cdc says the patient reported i read miss consistent with congestive vitus and their only symptom indeed is recovering. the patient has been told to isolate and is being treated with an antiviral fluid drug. so far as bird flu has not proved deadly to couch at this stage, sparing farmers, they need to use an ice sick animals just because it's the same virus that we're seeing in our, in our poultry and our bird populations is that we are, it is a different response at this point time, it will be no call for any kind of of warranties or any kind of a d population in our room and in an arc out of populations, livestock, or recovering in 7 to 10 days that you, people with birds, flu are

so this introduction into cows is really just the next stage. really the spring of a pretty worrying virus. >> and so just finally, i think i want to underscore for everyone watching. what would you say to anyone who is nervous about drinking milk? it sounds like based on what you were saying, it's been tested, it's okay. these are just remnants of this virus, but, what would you say to anyone out there who's, who's nervous? >> yeah, that's exactly right. what would find in the milk is not the virus, but parts of it. >> now, i have a jagged but at home that i know has really matter i'm still using it i haven't told my daughter that she had so that i get the one thing perhaps we should note that the one maybe risk activity is unpasteurized milk, which of course the other is a percentage of the population that drinks right now, that's probably not a very good idea okay, good note there, dr. richard webby. thanks so much for spelling it out for us. we appreciate it. >> republicans have ambitions of winning a bigger majority in congress. this novemb