darwin: this way we can select the best plants. we actually get them cloned in the laboratory, so they have the same genetic properties. that guarantees that we always get the best possible fruit -- the best clusters with the highest weight -- so we get the best production per hectare. reporter: but asexual reproduction has a major risk -- the plant is no longer able to genetically adapt, and that makes it vulnerable to natural enemies. practically all the bananas eaten aroundhe world are the fruit of a single cultivar -- thcavendish. and unfortunately, it's not resistant to black sigatoka. the fungicides being sprayed here don't pose a health risk to consumers, but they do to plantation workers. organic bananas are an increasingly important sector, making up 10% of total production. organic growers are taking a new approach, like here in el pinco. agronomist gonzalo marx peÑarreta was exposed to farming chemicals for three years. he worked for a pesticide wholesaler -- until he got sick. gonzalo: i worked for a company that sold f

i call darwin home still. because of the sacrifices of young australians and young americans. and i just want to say on behalf of the people of the northern territory, thank you for defending our country in world war ii. [ applause ] just as america realized the strategic value of darwin then, you do today, and we obviously have the u.s. marine rotations through the northern territory and we have enhanced air cooperation that is existing between our two countries as well. darwin is right at the top of australia, and it is easier for us to get to indonesia, vietnam, the philippines, singapore, than it is for us to travel to our nation's capital. we are engaged with asia. we are a huge land mass. we're twice the size of texas, but with only 1% of texas' population. the prime minister and governor sandoval both mentioned trade, and i do a lot of work through the asian region, particularly to sell the economic opportunities of investment in the northern territory and australia, and a constant message i receive, and this shouldn't be saying we -- people want it to be easier to inve

you have forthcoming and on your on line journal you talk about the debate between wilberforce and darwin and between religion and the idea that man is substantially distinct. >> special, yes versus the idea that the stuff of man is the stuff of flatworms and amoebae and zebras and giraffes. but i think and i may be garbling this but it was wilberforce i think who said look if you buy this argument are we just saying that men and women are just a bunch of overachieving mushrooms? >> that is exact to what he said. there's a famous debate. if you take ayala g. 101 as i did somewhere along the line you will see the debate after darwin published the origin of the species and the leaning of the british for the advanced men of science at oxford and bishop wilberforce the prominent english bishop at the time and t. h. huxley who is one of darwin's most documented defenders had a clash and there are few things that basically turned to an exchange of name-calling and it's sort of disappointing because your textbook will tell you what a great debate was in they read about it and it's like nothing.

what she meant is if you think about what darwin rules are, evolution is that it applies to everything. the same rules, were not special. should also say oh you think you're special. were not. all the rules apply to all. if you put protozoa in a petri dish there's no credit here will just see the go on the bottom and expand the at the edge of the petri dish and bad things will happen. other they will drowned in their own waste or run out of resources or both. when muscles come into the american rivers they expand like the hudson river and become 99% of the biomass and then they crash. it's not like they say were gonna run out of food better stop reproducing. people are going to do the same thing and we should just stop whining about it. another potential title could've been the edge of the petri dish. >> there's many ideas. they're all shut down by people like you. >> i am enjoying the chance to feebly attack them. >> so your encounter with this was an opportunity to take it to a higher biological level. in the book, and a piece forthcoming in the journal you talk about the debate betw

if you think about it what darwin's rules are, , evolution, it applies to everything, that the same rules biological rules, we're not special. she would also say you think we are special. we are not. where one species among all the others. all the rules apply to us. we are not special and if you put a a bunch of protozoa in a petri dish, there's no predators, nothing keeping them in check, they will eat the nutrients and expand and hit the edge of the petri dish and bad things will happen. either they will drown in their own waste when people run out of resources or both. that's what species do. when buses coming to american rivers, expand and expand like the hudson river and they become 99% of the biomass and then they crash. it isn't like this zebra mussels that will run out of food, we better stop reproducing and reproducing so much. they go right to the edge. we should just stop whining about it. this is another potential title of your book, the edge of the petri dish. >> i thought about that. there's many ideas and they're all shot down by people like you. >> i am enjoying the to fee

piece you have forthcoming in an online journal you talk about the debate between wilberforce and darwin and huxley, between religion and the idea that man is in some way substantially distinct versus the idea the stuff of man is the stuff of flatworms and zebras and giraffes. but maybe i am cobbling this but wilberforce said if you buy this argument, are we just saying men and women, humans are just a bunch of overachieving mushrooms? >> exactly what he said. if you take the famous debate about biology 101, somewhere along the line you will hear about wilberforce avenue statement after darwin published the origin of species and there is a meeting of the british association for the advancement of science in oxford, and prominent english bishop of the time and th huxley, one of darwin most guarded defenders had a clash. the debate itself as these things are turned into an exchange of name-calling, not a substantive debate and it is disappointing because your textbook will tell you what a great debate it was. it became nonetheless an important advance and this time when the war between sci

aliza psych own has gone for nihilists the one that came from darwin across the top and as disappearing into the open water in my co back into what perth next week you say otherwise it leaves behind it's just big showers and they extend through darwin to the east maybe the finals of queens and beyond that it looks on the face of it fairly dry but the tongue of cloud developing here that could well come into sydney about a bit further north it's got the potential to be there for two days and bring what maybe two hundred millimeters of rain so that's really quite a significant nasty bitter weather otherwise it is fine us and to the summer twenty six in melbourne bit hotter and adelaide and brief even hotter still in perth that is cooling down by the time we get thursday so active well then in the north one part of australia but compare new zealand and same line of code an apartment of rain in the south island you should be enjoying the quiet weather twenty three talked about twenty two in christchurch the rain if anything will be significant for a time in south london it gets cold on thur

eight degrees celsius a sweltering one by the end of the weekend wet weather there very close to darwin more heavy downpours more damaging winds dry in five for perth with a good deal of sunshine for the next couple of days a fair amount of sunshine too with two new zealand bits and pieces of cloud drifting across the islands here we will see it getting up to around twenty one celsius in oakland's not too bad at all a little more cloud making its way towards south island for sunday getting up to around eighteen in christ they stay to hang on to that twenty one in all clear and see some dry weather making its way across japan as we go on through sas day but increasing cloud for the korean peninsula by sunday. on counting the cost are russians getting all they bargain for economically as lemay putin heads for reelection plus saudi aramco keeps the financial world guessing the globe's largest i.p.o. on ice will be asking what's behind the delay counting the cost. welcome back a recap of the top stories this hour a russian as strike on a market has killed at least seventy people in the besi

bouldering gym it's one of a number of new attractions in mecklenburg corp armaan another one is the darwin am at the rustic zoo described as a living museum of evolution. it includes a hall featuring orangutans and other primates in their natural setting. a large part of the thirty million euros at cost was covered by funding from the state of mental and work for fun and the zoo has plans to expand still further. visitors tell us what they've seen in their travels europe is big the world is big on and we use that in but here in russia stuck with us not with a darwinian with created something unique a link between museum and zoo and we want to move on from there for. the varied activities on offer the historic hands the epic cities and architectural highlights like sharing in castle which now houses the state parliament attract lots of german visitors and twenty seventeen mecklenburg for palmer and rex up more than thirty million overnight stays but there was little tourism from abroad. as well german tourists have always played a major role for us and until now there wasn't much internatio

these groups out as well that the woman that is not certainty of what would happen aspirants east to darwin are concerned what they saved that they don't want to get out this is their land they want to join it if you had some sort of administration running the eps as well when the control of the territory there was a container of the atmosphere to set up aspires to civilians are concerned was the civilians are we speaking to work hard and do basements or not leaving our before the war who does that population is two million now according to the un it is two hundred ninety thousand lost and according to what we've learned only about thirteen people have managed to come up over the last weeks and briefly if you would mind what does this mean for president assad's assault on the last rebel held on plain fact near damascus where he certainly got out now because he is saying he is attacking east to the because of the basis of these jihad sixteenths not struck by this so now they have to answer if he continues to say and why the shelling he says done are the regime the law says the jesuits not re

companies don't know if they want to do it offshore 01’ know if they want to do it offshore or in darwinting. thank you. the annual list of the world's richest billionaires, tim andi world's richest billionaires, tim and i are not on it but forbes released the latest list and topping it for the first time is this man, the founder and boss of amazon, jeff bezos, worth $112 billion. here in asia, the founder of wechat in china, which isjust crossed asia, the founder of wechat in china, which is just crossed the 1 billion accounts mark. he is at number 17. and jack ma, the chief executive of alibaba came in at number 20 but donald trump has dropped quite a number of places this year. donald trump has fallen 2-2 this year. donald trump has fallen 2—2 spots, his fortune is down $400 million and that is primarily due to retail markets in new york city being down but it is also in part duty is very polarising personality. we've definitely seen some of his licensing and merchandising businesses take a hit. you are seeing some places around the world ta ke seeing some places around the world take

what perth next week to say otherwise it leaves behind it's just big showers and they extend through darwin to the east maybe the finals of queens and beyond that it looks on the face of it fairly dry but the tongue of cloud developing here that could well come into sydney about a bit further north has got the potential to be there for two days and bring what maybe two hundred millimeters of rain so that's really quite a significant nasty bitter weather otherwise it is fine us and to the summer twenty six in melbourne bit hotter and adelaide and briefly even also still in perth it is cooling down by the time we get says day so active well then in the north i want possible strike here but compare new zealand and says same line of the postman of rain in the south island you should be enjoying it a quiet weather twenty three in oakland but twenty two in christchurch the rain if anything will be significant for a time in south london it gets cold on thursday only thirteen degrees similarly funnily enough different season i know but the weather in japan south korea is cold and wet. another day a

eight degrees celsius a sweltering one by the end of the weekend wet weather there very close to darwin more heavy downpours more damaging winds dry and five for perth with a good deal of sunshine for the next couple of days a fair amount of sunshine too with two new zealand bits and pieces of cloud drifting across the islands here we will see it getting up to around twenty one celsius in orphans a not too bad at all little more cloud making its way towards south island for sunday getting up to around eighteen in christchurch at this stage to hang on to that twenty one in all clear and going to see some dry weather making its way across japan as we go on through sas day but increasing cloud for the korean peninsula by sunday. we are witnessing around the word this whole remind me which is only looking at how to make the next profit devastating economies devastating ecosystems putting a price on the protection of nature green economy is sound good but it was all about privatized sation of nature should our environment be for sale what we're trying to do this destroyed people to stabilize

but look at the video coming out of darwin what some of the storm chasers experience pltd you have torees just tumbling down this neighborhood road and large oak trees just falling right in front of these people as they tape this with their cameras. incredible to see mother nature's force and furry. darwin's airport was closed on saturday but it's resumed its normal operations today. 120 kilometer winds you're looking at it. >> we're taking you to the bottom of the earth right now. while the antarctic may be changing, it's playing an important role in combating climate change. >> we joined an kpa doition find out about the cash bon capturing power of the antarctic and saw some extraordinary scenes along the way of the journey. >> it's a world that we wake up to our first morning in the antarctic, that sort of harsh yet captivating miss tickal beauty with penguins swimming and jumping in the waters around our ship. >> it's almost so beautiful and quiet you don't want to speak above a whisper, and there's two whales right there. this is absolutely unbelievable. see them? >> ands is ariz

general neller: the decision was made for the marine response forced to go to darwin. many years ago, there was a goal of a certain number of marines, and then every year for the past 5, 6, seven years, we have increased the number of marines. we added an artillery unit and increased the number of aircraft. it was done as part of an agreement with australia. we will go there for six months and train. it was not done within 8 -- other than we have an agreement with them. it is that time of year. october, we go to darwin and then go to robinson barracks and use the training area, and at the end of that period, the force will go home. it is nothing more complicated with that -- more complicated than that. >> we will try to rapid fire a couple as we wrap up. i am from the liberty magazine and happy science group in japan. organization has been telling the japanese government and media to [indiscernible] is about the situation in the korean peninsula. you wants said war in the korean peninsula could be really tough, comparing it to "game of thrones." could you give us an up

europe is big the world is big on and we use that in play here in rough stuck with us not with a darwin am with created something unique a link between museum and zoo and we want to move on from there for. the varied activities on offer the historic can see epic cities and architectural highlights like staring castle which now houses the state parliament attract lots of german visitors and twenty seventeen mecklenburg for palmer and rex up more than thirty million overnight stays but there was little tourism from abroad. as well german tourists have always played a major role for us and until now there wasn't much international demand in part due to transportation issues and so forth so we have a lot of catching up to do we want the i t. be the biggest international tourism trade fair to be a platform that will provide. i'd an impetus so as. the state of mecklenburg for cameron is earmarking hundreds of millions of euros for further investment into as the hope is that in the coming years the beaches cities and hotels will fill up even in winter. at goldman sachs the braggs it move seems

but i mean this darwin is my home are grateful that i get to meet so many people here tourists ships people from around the world. because mehlis a great place to work as a biologist your three behest. many nature so many spaces they have to be protected . by discover the save beauty area and the amazing wore off it's cool abiding and i decided to dust my. course with men but yes for me cause a male is a thousand years of history and a world heritage when you. go so male lies on mexico's east coast the caribbean island is a favorite tourist destination five million visitors come here every year the harbor is large enough to handle seven cruise ships at any given time when a ship's passengers disembark it's like an invasion. posing yetto is in charge of harbor security he's been on the island for twenty years and witnessed how the harbor has been expanded to accommodate the giant cruise liners. brought him or not done but bottom tourism is essential for the whole island when it's a source of income for everyone working here. we depend on the tourists mark important to go get an up or

another historical moment was charles darwin's departure from england in one thousand thirty one he returned from his round the world voyage with his theory of evolution a moment that his contemporary william turner never painted. when planning his paintings for the kairos project vote. leaves nothing to chance he had young vermeer studio reconstructed in detail for this painting in the dutch master style . and the studio in which he painted his clint was a ball room from the art nouveau era. truckie always prepares his projects together with his wife elena the couple who are behind the biggest forgery scandal of the twenty first century so far they out wedded the world for nearly twenty years before being discovered and sentenced to years in prison the bill truckies had smuggled over three hundred four degrees into the art market most of them have yet to be identified. now truckie is doing what he's always done and does best he's creating art work in the style of other master painters but clint almost had him stumped. it was. i saw through the background the figure of death or what i think

if you are heading down under, towards the northern territory into darwin, some travel disruption, wesee some significant flooding. we had a tropical storm brushed past the queensland coast in the last few days, they will be heavy rain, but the new zealand we have lost the heavy rain and it will be fine and dry, plenty of sunshine. the same can't be said about europe, we have this weather front moving north and east, bringing heavy rain to italy and the adriatic, into the balkans. catching some very cold air which is pouring out of western russia and that will head into our direction, pretty heavy snow over parts of poland and eastern germany as we had through friday but the cold air will begin to head through the course of the weekend. notice the dark blue colours. into the low countries, denmark, scandinavia, and then to the uk, the easterly winds will be very brisk and cold and they could introduce snow so keep watching the weather forecast. this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. president trump joins the international chorus in blaming moscow

past about twenty three now there is a circulation above my head this we're talking about around darwin and the reasons particularly heavy rain here i think the tropical queen's than the time being at least looks dry but there are showers trying to form once again so what's going to happen with the remains of linda you know what normally happens in these things they head down towards new zealand well there's the picture and there's a destination and it does look like it but as it's full not part now to go to happen is tropical air so it's potentially very wet and it would increase the clout of the north island to some degree the sas out of twenty in oakland and being a fairly wet twenty to come friday with a few showers to the south of that otherwise the line has well broken up until q back wall we were more or less right about twenty in tokyo incessant in contrast it story again in god evil stuck. in the past seven years. over three million homes stories. and eleven million people displaced. syrians made homeless by. sharing their stories. in the ruins of a dream and this time on al-ja

. >> so the decision was made for marines to go to darwin many years ago. there was a goal of a certain number of marines, and then every year for the past, i don't know, five, six, seven years with incrementally increased number of marines. so this year we added an artillery unit and increased the number of aircraft. so it was done as part of an agreement with australia, and we go there for six months and we will train. so it wasn't done with any, other then than we have an agrt with them, and it's that time of year and from april to october we go to darwin and we go to robinson barracks, do we use the training area down there and then at the end of that time that force will redeploy and go home here there's nothing more complicated than that. >> right in the front. >> we are within ten minutes so try to wrap up. >> thank you. i'm from the "liberty" magazine and happy science group in japan. we'll is appreciated with the japan and we are, my organization has been always telling the government, japanese government and media to appreciate more -- in okinawa.

here still the risk of some flooding the great changes expected showers across the top and generally darwin the scene wanted to downpours across western australia snowy looking fine is looking pretty hot there with person temperature of thirty six degrees celsius actually warmer than alice springs was a move of forecaster in to choose day thirty seven is the max from here we mow across southeastern areas temperatures which you'd expect into the mid twenty's for melbourne and for sydney so across into new zealand seen a few showers effect on the western side of both north and south island but generally through the course of monday it's looking dry and fine we do get more of a southwesterly flow beginning to push up across the south on and so temperatures starting to fall away maybe one or two showers developing but north on a silicon temperature of twenty five in or clint some quite heavy snowfall expected across parts of japan on this frontal system with some really heavy rain further towards a sound see the contrast in temperatures there subzero just the north but twenty there for osaka bu

cyclonic clipping the northern parts of australia are the moment you take a look at what it did to darwin we can see the very strong winds that have with it did bring down a fair few trees power lines as well this is all water one hundred twenty two kilometer an hour gusts can do as another tree going down there very heavy rain associated with that too and that system is still just skirting along the northern parts giving us some more very stormy conditions at the moment eventually it's going to work its way towards the west in the rural way i'm really will intensify very quickly once it's over the open sea further south and for many of us here it's staying fine and dry and recently has been very hot for the southeast corner of it even here the temperatures will be returning to normal as we head through monday another area of tattering where we working its way through parts of victoria towards melbourne every head across towards new zealand as one system moves away from the north island we see the next weather system making its way towards us but bringing us a great deal of wet weather th

but on monday the lab was able to put her son's name to a grave at the darwin cemetery. but it's a very strong new feeling because i found my son i was able to speak to him as a mother and ask him questions address him with my feelings with my pain but it is a feeling of peace because now i know where he lies following thirty six years of such struggle but now i can come here to us and be with us quasi the identification was possible thanks to an agreement between argentina and the united kingdom with the help of the international committee of the red cross as a military man this has huge significance to me there is a shoot between all militaries but i think in particular the british military and the old gentleman the trees there is huge respect for from both sides of what has happened here. to. argentina lost the war with britain after the military dictatorship of what a cite is or did the asian of the british control. which lies around five hundred kilometers off the coast of latin america. the identification of the argentinian soldiers is same by many as a step toward

while it was with us certainly gave a sim very wet and wild conditions this is what it looked like in darwin as that storm hit to see made trees fall down roll down the streets pretty quite destructive weather he but that storm is now working its way towards the west there so sunday and monday will see a few outbreaks of heavy rain along this north coast the actual center of the storm should move away from land so it looks like we've seen the worst of it now for per fifty one degrees will be on my somewhere on monday said the temperatures here are rising but they're dropping for us for the towards the southeast where there's been quite an extreme fire danger but thirty degrees will be the max in sydney. on counting the cost are russians getting all they bargained for economically as lemay putin heads for reelection plus saudi aramco keeps the financial world guessing but the globe's largest i.p.o. on ice will be asking what's behind the delay counting the cost and i just hear. you're watching out to zero time to recap our headlines now about ten thousand civilians have left east in the altar

along with isaac newton and charles darwin.an a million visitors are expected to attend the new york international auto show going on in new york city. brian has been reporting today i'm a little bit jealous. >> the new york auto show has incredible cars like this lamborghini. multi- million-dollar vehicle. you don't want to scratch anything but they have an incredible amount of cars available in showrooms. crossover suv seem to be a popular vehicle this year. a lot of luxury brands like the jaguar who has teamed up with a silicon valley company trying to put out economists jaguar on the road by 2021. also incredible technology inside like the forster vehicle that has facial recognition that recognizes if you're getting tired or drowsy to alert you. a range of different autopilots and economist options inside the cars. big thing is electric and hybrid. i'm joined with adam, talk to us about this car behind me. >> this is 1500-horsepower and zero to 60 -- >> with $3.6 million. the car that i was in. >> it's a lamborghini they ma

opened new cinema and he moved too far from darwin hundreds to a dozen off where he built up a new headquarters he distributed and produced movies. one group that's usually don't. go. at the time of them pick up till i think that's ridiculous played the son of luisa ovation for his first post-war film they were the new for dream team. he said. there has been. the capable business woman widow and mother of three sons overcomes all the hardships. of this kind in its name and on that. you know her life and then she even finds new love oh yeah oh. yeah he can go. get your house. and up i've got a son that he. had enough money that if i just want to hold out that if you go. at the top you know i. was. this is. the film we're going to mother could have been made for the art in our government's family ministry. there's a famous moment in this film isn't mama fabulous it was a slip up really i was lambasted in the press because when the great releases its first film and then it's such a trivial entertainment movie they shouldn't have done it was hard. at the end as mom tough. the film was a flop but on

the south and force in australia there's been plenty of wet weather here recently to searching from darwin all the way down towards parts of new south wales now for some of us here in the western parts of queensland this rain is very very welcome because we've had a drag to over the past few years and we've seen plenty of what weather just in the last twenty four hours hundred sixty meters of rain that's an awful lot of wet weather but it is really needed now a few more outbreaks of heavy rain likely over the next few days as well the system only slowly beginning to retreat its way towards the east there's still plenty more welcome rain here towards the west well for the same person getting very hot now thirty seven degrees will be our maximum temperature on tuesday. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping you what it's about creative thinkers shaping their continent's future

at weather conditions across the strait here we saw the circulation rather top and so i think for darwin and some of the islands up that way it could be very wet and teacher in the course of friday elsewhere weather conditions not too bad sidney looking at temperatures of twenty six play about twenty five degrees these head towards the weekend it's going to be a thirty degree day on saturday and we could see similar temperatures on sunday not so warm over in paris with the wind coming up from the south as a result of nice and temperature of just twenty one degrees celsius so how do you across into new zealand where like you see rather cloudy skies across the north on a surge of friday oakland i think will be wet at times some showers for the south island but heading in through to the start of the weekend weather conditions likely to be improving across the south are in germany there's still some showers across more northern areas let's head up into northeastern parts of japan where we've got a frontal system clearing on through no across the country you still see a burst of rain coming f

now as you move down into a strata you've had some pretty impressive rainfall totals coming in from darwin for instance because here we've had a tropical cyclone marcus develop and marcus has given some pretty nasty weather conditions the winds not particularly bad i mean looks pretty nasty here but the storm system is going to develop as it moves away towards the west and become the equivalent of a category four hurricane but in the meantime conditions not too bad as a ses it's moved through towards the west now for the rest of australia we've got a high pressure sitting across more southern and western areas the front just pushing through the state of victoria so that clears through we're going to see winds from the southwest so melbourne twenty two but those temperatures dropping away as we head through into tuesday upper stage warm and perth with highs of thirty one. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature it is a hybrid sometimes. production drugs. are. us the f.d.a. simply isn't as

perth about twenty three now there is a circulation above my head there so we're talking about around darwin and the reasons particularly heavy rain here i think the tropical queensland the time being at least looks dry but there are showers trying to form once again so what's going to happen with the remains of linda you know what normally happens with these things they head down towards new zealand well there's the picture and there's a destination and it does look like it but as it's full not part now they go to have to seize tropical air search potentially very wet and it would increase the clout of the north island to some degree the sas out of twenty in oakland and being a fairly wet twenty to come friday with a few showers to the south of that otherwise the line has well broken up and talking about warmth and we were more or less right about twenty in tokyo and in contrast it's story again in kind of all stark. to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists people in power investigates how the us supplies soviet style weapons to its allies throu

clearing away from australia this is the storm that brought us the power outages across many parts of darwin then grazed the northern coast of western australia and now it's working its way steadily into the open ocean and as it does so it is expected to intensify rapidly so it's a good job it's not going to hit land again for us across the northwestern parts then there will still be more in the way of cloud but the worst that we've seen from the storm is now over further south force in perth is now hot will get up to around thirty four degrees there on tuesday but it's a little cooler for the southeast look at that only nineteen at the maximum in melbourne if we head over towards new zealand we can see we've got a little bit of cloud with us at the moment but the main event is still on its way that's working its way towards the south island and forcing fjord and and westland it's looking pretty wet on monday and choose day they could well be a little bit of flooding thanks to the system further north it's mostly falling though falkland twenty two degrees will be our maximum on tuesday but i

here having a beer it's ironic that the favorite bar in the heart of this economic center is called darwin's theory. alaska particularly honestly the probably in the further ahead there will be hi there is there's enough benefits in the future to increase shipping in the northwest passage across or canada and through last year with a very see a variety of other reasons that will increase economic well being. americans with very different backgrounds come together here from dock workers to lawyers do they believe in the human impact on global warming. i i don't know that i mean i know i learned it once when i learned in college is that climate change is successful and the one time is there have been periods of time where noble changes. you know whether it's been it's salaried it or not my own finds out she was i just i don't know i think it's arrogant to think that humans don't have an impact on our environment of course we do a lot more people a lot more. forthcoming more knowledge is worse creating things building things on and so forth using resources that kind of thing. there's a war bein

we look at weather conditions across australia we saw a circulation rather top and so i think for darwin and some of the islands up that way it could be very wet and teacher in the course of friday elsewhere weather conditions not too bad sidney looking at temperatures of twenty six twenty five degrees these head towards the weekend it's going to be a thirty degree day on saturday and we could see some of the temperatures on sunday not so warm over in perth with the wind coming up from the south as a result of nice and temperature of just twenty one degrees celsius so how do you across into new zealand where like you see rather cloudy skies across the north on a surge of friday oakland i think will be wet at times some showers for the south island but heading in through to the start of the weekend weather conditions likely to be improving across the south are in germany there's still some showers across more northern areas so let's head up into northeastern parts of japan where we've got frontal system clearing on through no across the country you still see a burst of rain coming for tok

wilson says this n a famous passage that's accountable to a time when newt newton reigned, now we know darwining is history and development and change, and our business is to get control of that. and remember, it's not just the past, nature itself is discarded here, and so now we can do whatever we wanto shape the future, to become the creators of everything, and that means in what's appealing about it in politics is the claim, you know, the claim is every problem can be fixed. mark: so every person should have this, health care. and we'll have a perfect health care system. >> that's right. mark: and everybody who wants to come to the united states, should be able to come to the united states, or these utopian arguments which are never fulfilled and then the progressives argument is it's not fulfilled because you haven't surrendered enough of your liberty? >> is it? that's right it. calls itself, at the bottom of the claim is you can be happy without being good. you can are a self-governing person without believing in self-government or practicing it. the idea is there's nothing special anybo

this is our darwin is australia.med ashore and winds up to 80 miles an hour pulling those trees just out of the ground. tens of thousands of people do not have power. the airport is shut down. schools are closed. they will remain closed tomorrow. >> so, of course, anybody who is grateful not to have that. however there are strong tornadoes and baseball-sized hail and strong winds in oklahoma the next 24 hours. >> more than 5 million people are under the severe weather threat. meteorologist allison chinchar is here with details. i didn't know this was coming until a couple of moments ago. >> today this is the area of concern and begin to shift to the east. today, the main threats are going to be damaging winds and large hail. yes, report of baseball-sized hail and not out of question to have the same thing today. a few isolated tornadoes. let's look at the timing. here is where we start in the morning. a cluster of storms now over areas of arklatex and pushing off to the east. the first wave moves through, don't keep

progress of evolution from president washington to president grant was alone, evidence enough to upset darwin. indeed, grant had no right to exist, he should have been extinct for ages." [laughter] mr. calhoun: so there you have it. as i say, some of grant's allies dissented him, after his death. but their works, i think, were overwhelmed by the onslaught of his enemies. when historians in the early 20th century began to examine grant's administration, they paid much more attention to what people like sumner and adams and others said than they did to his defenders. but, i would also submit that there is something more at work in the period than simple intellectual laziness on part of those historians. the scholarly treatment of the grant administration began in earnest during the era of jim crow. this is when the nation exhibited a broad acquiescence in the racial settlement that relegated blacks to a perpetual position of legal and political inferiority. this is the era when the myth of the lost cause took root. this is the era when the confederate sympathizers began erecting those monuments

this video incredible coming out of darwin here. show you what schaaping the last couple of days.ropical storm marcus that came ashore here, literally uprooting trees across the region, winds breaking everything apart. we're talking 120 kilometer per hour winds at a storm that is going to strengthen tremendously over the next couple days. we'll put the maps in motion, show you what we have in store with this. the storm does strengthen, goes up to what be almost a category 5 equivalent type storm but it does so as it pushes away from land. fantastic news. towards the coastline by the end of the week, but again, comfortably enough away from the community there's to not be a major concern. on the op sid side, tathra, look at the scenes across the region. we've had major, major brushfires across this area. temperatures needless to say have been scorching hot. upper 30s, around 40 in spots of new south wales. we know the last season when the winter season ended, very little rain had come down. folks are saying this region of australia, you could be in for a brushfire system that would