we are going to the very heart of the danube delta.way because it is if it is too windy, it will not be safe to visit some of the areas where they hope to see the dalmatian pelicans. the mouth of the danube with the river flows into the black sea is one of the favourite places for pelicans. but as the wind got stronger, the scientist decided to avoid shallow sea waters and chose to visit palmer areas. in the lakes of the wetland. they found a flock of pelicans there. these were white pelicans. their survey is focused on the dalmatian pelicans. they have distinctive currently feathers on the head. —— currently feathers on their head. while white pelicans are doing well, the population of the dalmatian pelicans is under threat. monitoring the species will help scientist to understand how healthy the ecosystem is. it is part of a larger initiative to restore the danube delta. they call it re wilding. danube delta. they call it re wildinu. ~ , _ ., ., wilding. we wilding is by a large has been reinstated _ wilding. we wilding is by a large

blue danube waltz plays. well, i've got a fancy frock and a lovely hairdo. my dance skills before the ball. matthias urrisk is in charge of directing the formal opening dance at the ball tonight, which will include a grand waltz. and for you the first step is making the backward step. the viennese waltz is a very famous popular dance. you make two steps in place, two, three, it is our traditional dance, our unofficial national song, the blue danube is a waltz, so we are proud of it. 1,2,3, 2,2,3... laughs. blue danube waltz plays. 0utside, dusk is falling over the city, and soon after, the guests of the blumenball begin to arrive. the ball opens with a formal performance, then suddenly the floor is crowded with dancing couples old and young, who seem to seriously know their stuff. it's so nice! it makes you want to take up dance lessons. the other ball guests seem equally taken with the romance of the event. i love to go to balls, i like it to dress like a princess, and to dance like a princess. it is a journey into another world, for me. eventually, it's ti

nick thorpe, bbc news, by the danube. this is bbc news.ing annita mcveigh are kieran andrews — political editor at the times scotland and maya goodfellow — political writer & academic. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. for many of us part one of the weekend has been fine and dry with plenty of sunshine around in big improvements across the south—east of england after the friday wash—out. plenty of sunshine and fair whether cloud but not sunny everywhere through the day and later on cloudy skies thanks to a weather front in western scotland and northern ireland and the far south—west, courtesy of this new weather front arriving gradually as the day wore on. outbreaks of patchy rain this evening and overnight, into western areas initially and starting to spread eastwards into central, northern and southern england and wales. meanwhile it starts to dry up a little bit with clearer skies in western scotland and northern ireland by the end of the night and the far south—east will see clear skies with the temperature betw

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washington was naÏvely at once alludes to the potomac is greater than the thames or the rhine or the danube tigris and euphrates. it is the potomac pretty got a forgive him that is not well-traveled. place the capitol next to a river which is the hudson and other rivers were in the equation. he's going to forge a brand-new capitol. washington helped select the site. he surveys a lot of it. washington picks the architects. we knew through his service with the revolutionary war he was also a mason that helped. but he was classically trained in paris and most importantly shared washington's vision of a glorious capitol for the ages. channeling rome and inspired by paris. the grand boulevards intersect with our public squares each be filled with memorials and monuments. glorious marvelous looking buildings. he shared his exaggerated view of the capitol. picks the architect for the billing that sedate the white house. another immigrant from washington's part of the effort for the scottish stone nations beautiful embellishments on the building. he even plays a role in selling the plot of the link

. >> reporter: on the banks of the danube river, the hungarian parliament was built more than a century some say is better suited for a bill that just passed inside of it. the bill that erodes gay rights passed with almost no objections inside the chamber but plenty outside. last week protestors filled the streets of pbudapest. and it outlaws gender alteration arrest homosexuality, effectively barring any discussions on the opic in classrooms or even in advertising. this was all added to a bill meant to better protect children from pedophiles, making it dink difficult for lawmakers for vote against. >> to mix up homosexuality with ex-sexual crimes is disgusting. >> reporter: and each abused child who fears asking for help because of hoe homophobic will voted for this proposal. >> reporter: and others say that only parents can desire and the ban does not place limits on the content adults can view. >> i wonder what you think this bill says about the direction that hungary is headed in. >> well, i think that it is a continue agenation of what we'v. this is right out of the autocrat's play

and just to give you an idea of how hot it it i went jogging last night along the danube, and that was at 11 p. m. the almost at midnight. and i was hoping for the temperatures to drop and they just didn't. i was spreading like a waterfall. this match also has a kick off at 9 pm. one advantage is of course they won't be any ton, but the temperature will still be really, really high. and i have a feeling which ever tide is able to adapt to the heat might have a slight edge at a more talkie, a professor thank you so much. finally, in the city of cologne, as welcome to pair of endangered leemis and just types of lima. and usually you find the force of a gasket for that space is threatened by the hunting and the destruction of a natural habitat as keepers vigor. newest unlikely will become star attractions, not least because human like the system is reminded by top stories at best. our european union chief fund says she will take action against the new law and hungry and she says targets l g b team. people as well as a backlash against your parents, the governing body. you wafer, they'd bo

. >> reporter: a photo shoot on the danube captures their excitement as they get ready to say that longichael holmes, cnn. >> it's not just wedding ceremonies returning to normal. prepandemic honeymoon options like cruises will soon be back on the table. royal caribbean announced friday it will resume cruises from ports in florida and texas starting next month. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. for our viewers in the u.s. and canada, "new day" is next. for everyone else, it's "connecting africa." taking ste. we believe the future of energy is l lower carbon. and to get therere, the world needs to reduce globobal emissions. at chevron, we're t taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm f

not far from where the danube river starts. its long journey east is a small church and fields as far as the i can see. and it is right here where you can catch a glimpse of the future of our food. and these guys have nothing to do with it. know we're looking at another source of protein and it's coming from this rather non descript place to huge factory buildings. the farm is called 6 feet to eat and they're raising mealworms here. these tiny insect just over 2 centimeters long could be key to feeding the planet. in fact, $40.00 to $60.00 insects are rich and protein living up to 70 percent of their entire masses proteins. and in addition to that, they're also rich and healthy. omega 3 fatty acid fisher, somebody's like fish tissue except with fish. you have a 2 percent, sharon, the mega 3 fatty acid for somebody. and some in say my especially the meal unites housing over 14 percent. they have to 7 times as much as i said. so on split the cd 5. literally millions of insects are being raised here. mealworms, crickets, grasshopp

but while on theirjourney on the danube, the couple spotted two rare white—tailed eagles trapped in theouple continued their 2,850 kilometre journey upstream. from the delta on the black sea in romania to the black forest in germany. it will take more than three months. from winter into summer. morning sunshine. why are you paddling up the river? both: why not? they are trying to raise awareness of river pollution. i usually say that it is not the serbians' rubbish- or the romanians' rubbish it is our rubbish, - so we are all responsible. if you're going to remember anything from today, those pictures.- from today, those pictures. amazing ima . es! from today, those pictures. amazing images! just — from today, those pictures. amazing images! just the _ from today, those pictures. amazing images! just the way _ from today, those pictures. amazing images! just the way they _ from today, those pictures. amazing images! just the way they put - from today, those pictures. amazing images! just the way they put the i images! just the way they put the win on images! just the way they put the wi

for the white, they used german surrender flags and used this in victorious across the rhein and danube rivers. throughout his service, he had purple and oak leaf cluster for meritorious achievement among 10 other medals. join me in honoring the late lieutenant colonel samuel lombardo and i asked him how he was able to be healthy after more than 100 years living on the planet earth and he said red wine and almond. so i think i will have a little of both in honor. mr. gohmert: thank my mr. gohmert: i thank my friend from florida. at this time -- such time as may be consumed. >> thank you very much my esteemed colleague. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a high school in my district who was recently recognized for their commitment to student success. for over 15 year, iowa has partnered with the a.c.t.'s college application campaign to increase the number of first generation college students and student from low-income households applying for and pursuing higher education. i'm proud to announce in 2020, 176 iowa schools participated in the college application campaign and altogether,