the dried out rivers. dollar jonker will just be sacrificed that would have been a loss in us honestly think they are protecting the monoculture and the export of avocados at the cost of people's access to drinking water and that even though there were those the level of sea. water is also schmidt's biggest concern but only that it won't be sufficient to meet the demand for his after contests. don't really need one to go to do i decided i was going to stick with the water it's gas by the way no doubt. the government should spend more money and expropriate land to make more space for reservoirs you know given. the area but if you add that i know by that percentage. is water requirements are also rising he's just bought new fields to plant seedlings. that will be six hundred thousand new avocado trees anything so this is just the start of the boom. was all the way he got on you know if a woman found that a man don't think amanda increases by thirty percent or give us an almost continuously year after year th

the prices for ivory dropppped because the mamarket dries up, and the market dries up because it becomesestaboo to hahave ths illegal product. and when the market t dries up, there's a disincentive to poach elephants and kill them for the ivory. narrator: after the cites ban, elephant populations began to stabilize. thornton: and everyone s said there'e's elephant babies eveverywhere.. and it w was like a genuine miraracle, where the dramatic decline of these magnificent animals was stopped. roberts: butut what happened afafter that was that southehern african governments, n namely botswana, namibia, and zimbabwe put incredible pressure e on cites parties s to reopen a quote/unquote limited ivory trade, allowing stockpile sales from stockpiles in those three african governments to one approved trading partner, japan. thorntnton: that t trade from me sosouthern afrfrican countntrieo japan stararted to leaead to an increa in poachi again. narrator: in a controversial move in 2008, cites authorized a second sale of stockpiled ivory to japan and china. once china became involved, poaching skyr

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those will be aligned with a 3000 milligrams sodium intake and the question before the dri is, should you go lower than 2300 milligrams? will the fda go forward with the short-term sodium targets right away and then waits for the dri for the longer-term sodium reduction? what is the timeline for the short-term reduction? dr. gottlieb: this is not related to ongoing litigation. [applause] -- [laughter] dr. gottlieb: i'm kidding, it was a poor joke. >> we have been known to sue the agency. dr. gottlieb: i'm just going to keep getting sued. we have stated already what their intentions with respect to the 3400 target and 3000 target. what we are looking to do is wait until we get the information from the dri, see how we align our targets with the information that comes out of that process. i don't want to commit that we are going to fully align with that process. we need to see what comes out of it. what i am saying today is that we are committed to taking a hard look at how we implement what we have committed, to continue to implement what we have committed, and make reductions consisten

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their job opportunities dried up as investment dollars hit the road. there, americans learned what it feels like when washington, d.c. leaves you behind. but fortunately these communities are among the first to feel the benefits of the new republican approach. the historic tax relief we passed last year cut taxes for american families and gave employers more flexibility to expand, hire, and give their workers bonuses, raises, and new benefits. as my colleague senator young reports, the results in indiana are adding up. he heard from a hoosier in cedar lake who is expanding his family milk hauling business and a kokomo small business owner who's now hiring more workers. and i recently read that over in ellitsville one family found an additional $200 in their monthly paychecks, enough to cover a week's worth of groceries. i don't think my colleagues across the aisle intended to make life more difficult for middle-class families across the country. it's just that these left-wing policies make it harder, not easier, for american workers and job creators to

thirty years more which christiane had dried the danes into proved a political disaster for the country even so the king was seen as a military hero. i am. mentally wounded so his retinue believed the king collapsed upon the deck of his ship the trinity ill who beheld him was frozen with horror which christiana stood up once again found his shattered eye and called upon his men to fight the good find. my. in king christiane's de ross kildow was nearly the seat of the diocese it was no longer the residence of the danish kings as it had been from the eleventh to fifteen centuries nowadays was killed there is effectively a suburb of copenhagen visit has come mainly to see the viking ships that were raised from the field and restored the bells in the market tell us till strike daily as they always have at ten at three at five and at seven o'clock. the danish monarchs and no longer involved in the business of government and have abandoned some of the old home as the most recent tomb dating from one thousand nine hundred five shows it is privilege enough to be interred in or beside this cathe

. >> the fda is investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to dried coconut. the products that have been recalled, natural groeshers coconut smiles organic and go smile dried coconut. today the fda identified 16 stores that may have sold it. one of them, rainbow grocery in san francisco. we posted more information on the recall on our website. >>> 30 eucalyptus trees in saratoga are on the chopping block because of safety concerns. the process is already under way but neighbors are skeptical that all the trees really need to come down. some of the trees are more than 90 years old. they're located along saratoga creek and cox road. the santa clara valley water district says the trees are weak after the drought. they don't want them falling onto homes or power lines. neighbors question if cutting down the entire grove is necessary. >> it's the only reason that they were going to take them out is due to disease, it seems unlikely that all 30 of them are diseased. >> the district already removed 11 dead trees along the creek earlier this year. >>> tomorrow is the

in small towns, smaller cities, and rural areas, opportunity dried up, paychecks stayed flat, hope for a more prosperous future began fading. that's what president trump and this republican congress were elected to change. our governing philosophy is very different. we think more of the american people's hard-earned money should be left in their own hands to spend or save as they see fit. we think government needs to give workers and job creators some breathing room. we think every american community deserves to flourish. so we passed record-setting ro rollbacks of harmful federal rules that had thrown a wet blanket on the economy, and we enacted sweeping tax reform to help families and reignite growth. so what are the early results? consumer confidence hit a 14-year high, jobless claims a 45-year low -- jobless claims a 45-year low. millions of americans receiving bonuses, pay raises, and new benefits. 90% of wage earners expected to see lower income taxes than last year. 90% of wage earners lower income tax rates than last year. so the philosophical difference is especially different

missing people who have gone missing during the conflict and that area they warned these people to be dried they wanted your visual commission to probe after rather some of these people may be guilty or not and those who are not guilty should be released their third demand is that the check boards that are operating in the tribal regions should change their attitude towards the local population because they say they're being humiliated they're also our demand that the land mines that have been laid in this war torn region should be removed some of those land mines were put there by escaping taliban fighters as well as by the government to launch their major of pensive there and of course turkey them on that draw on water should be hanged for the killing of innocent people from what you just on will have to wait and see if those calls are heard and those demands are met for now that a lot hosp on has come out high the monitoring those protests for us and the whole thank you come on. now a journalist covering the anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua has been shot and killed during a li

need a blow dried on the man who shot harris has been charged with murder but for many in the community this case once again troops that the life of a black man consulate will in today's america i don't think this. what happened this was a young i don't think will be discussing the worth or having to prove that his what his life was a more valuable than a beer amount that we would even be having discussions here or anything and say is that we would have that you know he was gunned down and left there for two days i definitely think this is. a racial issue while harris family is grieving and this neighborhood memphis commemorates the fifty s. and a very serious martin luther king jr assassination with many vans plans to all nor the iconic civil rights leader who was fatally shot on the balcony of this motel activists say they're proud that so much has been achieved in the last fifty years but there are still a long way to go the loss have changed they say but too often there are not implemented properly. so we continue to think about what we must do after eight before and how we must con

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i chose solar panels as it would generate just enough energy as the pump doesn't need to make the dried seafood products this village has become famous for last year they discovered another benefit when the world wildlife fund set up solar panels in the village cheap clean energy problem if they can't afford to install anymore not without government funds they don't will have to financial support and then they also don't have to you know extract of policy to motivate them to have to almost system the hong kong government is looking at investing in green energy this pilot project is successful this could be one solution clover cove is one of seventeen reservoirs in hong kong the solar panels power the nearby water works facility the water supplies department has been very hard to integrate as the green technology an operation to mitigate the impact of the climate change. other than harvesting the solar energy from the sun there are lots of benefits from in soaring to solar p.v. system currently only zero point one percent of hong kong's energy comes from renewables compare that to sevent

beef tartar with boutargue, dried mullet eggs, apple, and celeriac.a: i'm coming from paris and i used to cook with butter and cream and whatever, and today i can't imagine my cuisine without olive oil, without vegetables, without seafood, without spices. and on the top you're going to put some boutargue. it will be the salt of the tartar. >> eric: it's a good idea. i mean, it's better than putting anchovies. >> georgiana: if you want, you can do it at le bernardin and you call it georgiana's tartar. >> eric: i'm going to do it. i send you the picture. >> georgiana: sure. >> eric: seriously. i'm going to do it. >> georgiana: ah cool. trop bien. >> anthony: and my single favorite marseillais classic -- pied et paquets -- a dish which encapsulates everything i love and believe in about food. first, the hair on the sheep's foot is burned off. the meat is then tenderized and cut into pieces. sheep's tripe is cleaned and cut into squares. each piece is stuffed with onions, parsley, garlic, and salt pork before being rolled and wrapped into small pouches. t

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. >> the officer pulled a car over but chp says she dried to drive away dragging the officer. >> the officer is being treated for injuries. several people who are stuck in the backup posted pictures to social media. >> here is a look, you can see the right lanes are blocked but some cars gets through. on a friday afternoon, you know this is causing problems. >> eastbound, that is the difficult part. and also, in city streets trying to get onto the bay bridge that is tough as well. >> this is a live look from south beach camera which is right near the freeway. abc7 news reporter is live on the scene for us. >> reporter: we are on interstate 80. i am joined by officer williams. how is that chp officer doing? >> right now, he is alert and conscious and was transported and is going to be checked out. he obviously had road rash from the collision. we are hoping that he will be all right. >> reporter: take us back to initially what started this is this. >> that motorcycle officer made a stop. and he contacted the driver and through talking to thedriver, for some reason, the driver decided

kind of dries up before it gets here. otherwise we'll just see that push of those on shore winds keeping our temperatures cool continuing until about wednesday of next week. so as we make weekend plans, if you are heading to the petaluma butter and egg parade on saturday, that is right at noon and it will be 60 degrees, low 60s for today -- that day and we'll also see a mix of sun and clouds once again watching out for the slight rain chances and then you may also head to the pacific coast dream machine happening in half moon bay. you'll be able to check out cool vehicles on saturday. but it will be cool. those temperatures staying in the 50s throughout the day. sheer a lo-- a look at our inla forecast. in the mid-70s for today. 70 tomorrow. still looking pretty good. but we could use some rain. and we only just see increasing cloud cover on saturday. and then for san francisco, upper 50s and no change as we go through the next several days into early next week. looks like we'll see sunshine with the exception of saturday

as it dries out we'll talk about that. also a look at today's temperature trend for palo alto coming up. mike has been running traffic alerts going on. >> i want to make sure they had not made any progress. i guess that's a negative. we want to make sure we still have the delay. give you alternate north 280, this the problem. coming into palo alto, 280, scene of a crash and debris. traffic on the peninsula and around the pay still relatively light but 280 is a problem. no updates as far as progress. we do sound like we have injuries as a result of the earlier crash. a little slowing altamont, hacienda, 580 closer to speed limit. up here at san rafael bridge clearer. a little puddle, damp roadways and more rain coming as kari talked about. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," going green to keep bay area clean. the steps transit leaders to reduce pollution. >> big silicon valley ipo and uber getting much bigger. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. >>> it is 6:13, still some damp roads a

then it dries up for a time.ore sunshine towards the north and west, sunny spells and a few scattered showers in northern ireland, northern england and scotland. temperatures between 9-i3d. scotland. temperatures between 9—i3d. during sunday, a similar date across england and wales. i cloudy, and fewer showers across england and northern ireland but you could catch one or two. again the temperatures are one or two. again the temperatures a re pretty one or two. again the temperatures are pretty cool for the time of year. around 9—12d on sunday. then it looks like more persistent rain works in from the southeast, all down to this area of low pressure, pushing and from france to bring some fully heavy rain. getting you to your latest forecast. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: guilty of sexual assault, the iconic american comedian bill cosby faces up to 30 years in prison. after all is said and done, women were finally believed, and we thank the jury so much for that. the bbc understands the home

it dries out and then going into wednesday night, another round of rain approaching and this one will be with a cooler system and you could see that by wednesday we will have some cooler air and then going into thursday it dries out for the afternoon. friday and saturday are looking dry but another cold front will be moving in. so could you see we still have this active pattern that may continue as we head through the rest of april as well. now it doesn't look like we'll see a lot of rain out of this. but it is good to see that in some spots we could have -- around ukiah, close to an inch. and then for the north bay, less than half an inch and most of the bay area a quarter of an inch of rain. we'll see several rounds of this between tomorrow through thursday and dry for the weekend once again another chance of rain late on sunday night. so we'll talk about that. also what is ahead for the sierra coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >> what to wear. it is boots and flip-flops. maybe some cardy b. has been wearing. look at that. happening tonight. jimmy fallon gets his first ev

was all over. >> dried blood. timeline and the whole story, in fact, demanded a closer look. >> it's certainly one of the things that starts to get your attention. hang on, there might be more. let's make is sure we're on the right path here. >> and there were other observations that set their timeline back. on jim tan's desk computer where he had apparently been working when he was killed, there were unopened e-mails going back before the weekend. >> jim is trading e-mails with an employee. and at some point after that, he clearly stops using his computer. he is no longer sending. he's no longer opening. >> and as detectives poked around that office monday night. >> how many days prior is the last e-mail check? >> four. four days. that was really a big thing for me. this is a guy who ran his own company with employees and activity. >> going back four days. that put the shooting back to that thursday night charlie came home from cornell. and a four-day-old crime scene would also explain what had been plainly obvio

the dog's very dri actions gave him an idea he modified his trick i don't buy the dog owners to take part in his experiments he enlisted his brother to film the results. their reactions were surprising. almost all the dogs fell for the trick there is no scientific explanation for why that. neglected to make use of their sense of smell. so good live performance like real honest they don't fake anything like. what they are. was also a graphic designer. videos and posted them online the first video went viral immediately and has since racked up over eighteen million hits on you tube. you himself was amazed by its success. you tube and friday night and i went to sleep. my girlfriend woke me up. like nine am and shot of. all the tiles and views on you tube i was like what by the end of the day. and i have like a champagne bottle opened. he sings tested his trick on other animals with varying results. but his favorite is to bewilder canines using this levitating sausage trick for instance. mail pours in from all over the world. several people have emailed the same story but they're having

it dries, stabilizes. you can see as it hits the other side of the valley, it lifts again and more rain develops. that's going to be the case for you until we get later into the afternoon and evening hours. some of that play out as you head towards livermore. the farther north and closer to the coast, that's where the steader rain and heavier rain in the north bay. look at this fetch of moisture. plenty of moisture upstream. this low will drag the cold front through and bring us heavy rain tonight. it's also bringing heavy rain to the sierra. that's why the flood watch starts at 5:00 and goes through sunday at 11:00. 5 inches on top of the snowpack. the rain will melt the snowpack. we have a flood warning for the truckee river and for the carson river. these go all the way until sunday morning also. could be somdev station up there. you can see some moderate to heavy rain in the north bay by noon. then you can see as it moves its way down to the south and by 8:00 tonight, that's when the south bay is reall

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controlled basement treasure house germany's largest plant archive comprising three point eight million dried specimens. each item has a label many of these labels other daunting handwritten texts up to her benoit's are now transcribing as the entire infantry gets digitalized. the data are of scientific value the place where a plant was found is important and the date it's also interesting to know who picked it that day to help botanist study the distribution of species in space and over time. by comparing distribution data from different periods we can infer whether a plant's habitat is strong or expanded. if the species is moved to a new area if it's becoming rarer. the major problem is the massive loss of biodiversity we can try to think up ways to slow or halt the decline of certain species. once all the data are digitalized they'll be accessible to researchers around the globe. the hard part is deciphering the nineteenth century handwritten labels. only people who can read old gothic script. and then we have labels in alphabets we don't even recognize are in syria for example they're har

the baby back ribs are air-dried, braised, then breaded and fried.ke shawarma. beer can crackling chicken -- it's brined, rotisseried, then air-dried like peking duck, then fried. meanwhile, not too far away, on sawtelle, a kogi truck pulls up, stops, reverses back to the corner. before the awning is even up, there's already a line. hungry people have been waiting in cars or around the corner ever since the twitter announcement 30 minutes ago. >> roy choi: yeah, this is just -- >> anthony: i feel guilty. i'm jumping the line, right? wow. what's the longest line you've ever had at one of these things? >> roy choi: 600. >> anthony: 600 people for one truck? >> roy choi: yeah. >> anthony: the kogi taco -- double-caramelized korean barbecue short rib on fresh corn tortilla, salsa roja, cilantro-onion- lime relish, and a napa cabbage/romaine slaw in a chili-soy vinaigrette. oh yeah. >> roy choi: the, the rep for kogi is that we go everywhere. we go to every single corner of the county and the city. we're not just going to the hip areas. >> anthony: what a

northern zimbabwe's rivers have dried up due to a severe drought in the region. desperate villagers have dug holes along the dried out river beds to collect water to keep their gardens moist. over eighty percent of the nation's farmers grow maize hard hit by the dry spell in this region much of the crop has already begun to wilt. helton and bosy is an agronomist with commute tech and in geo that seeks to improve the livelihoods of rural communities in the country he is convinced that maize monocultures can provide food and seed security with this climate change you know may is always. is maybe five years that plant maize where they grow. maybe they just get a decent deal once out of it but he saw it in a z's way the first step to the flea to the drought to stress is caused by a claim which is. common in checkers helped establish the tree because community seed bank to promote the more drought and stress tolerant varieties of small grains like sorghum or chickpeas. dorothy to work on the yarra coming to take a delivery of small grain which is expected to pay back

the charcoal is dried in the sun. one person can make several hundred tickets a day. the team sells ten briquettes for the equivalent of thirty euro cents. it's an eco friendly alternative to cutting down trees and shrubs for firewood. like them. if you will also. tell us about. visit our website or send us a tweet. cash to. share your story. one of the most common ingredients in food in cosmetics is palm oil that's because it's cheaper than all the all but did you realize oh that almost. all pockets sold in supermarkets contain this stuff i did not know a tad like that tell you pump oil production in general is bad for the environment lads west of tropical forests often cleared to make way for vast monoculture plantations and people are driven from their land by big oil companies but in sierra leone we came across a project that is producing palm oil in a way that benefits both local people and the environment. to get to the villages around san milan you have to pass a checkpoint this land belongs to the sox in agricultural company here where local people used to far

first, the berries are soaked, and then dried. as a result, the thin fruit layer crumbles. it's then removed from the core in the next step. the result is a kind of peat. >> this peat still contains about 20% oil. bianca: it takes almost 70 kilograms of acai to produce a liter of oil. beraca also processes other primary forest fruits into ingredients for natural cosmetics and exports them to more than 40 countries. the demand for natural products is growing. erica: the companies that buy our products nowadays feel a lot of pressure from their end customers for more natural products. bianca: the company aims to be as sustainable as possible. it wants to safeguard supplies from the amazon rainforest, and that includes brazil's sought-after super-berry. host: don't forget to check out our facebook page -- dw global society. there, you'll also meet our berlin globals -- people from all over the world who live in berlin. what do they like about their city? today we talk to hamid sulaiman. ♪ hamid: when i left syria, i was like, i needed to start a new project. i've always wanted

it dried out enough to reopen today.>>> the damage from this week's storm is assessed and how beachgoers will not give up.>> reporter: henson beach was closed sunday. that did not stop people from trying to have a picnic. >> we've got soda. we have homemade stuff.>> reporter: they did not know what was waiting for them behind the gate. water covered the parking lot and picnic areas. >> it is cold. our toes are frozen.>> reporter: family and friends drove up from bay point. they were determined to have the picnic.>> we were determined to have a fun time. >> reporter: getting to the actual beach on foot is not easy. we found plenty of people willing to do it. the north parking lot collapsed. beachgoers had to climb down what they called a little niagara falls to access the beach. regardless of flood damage, it was busy at stinson beach. with the parking spaces flooded, trying to find any place to park was a challenge. >> probably 20 minutes going back in the big loop around and around hoping someone would move. that was our only choice. >> reporter: and a lot of work to finally sit and rel

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konate deme speaks about the brief rainy season and his dried-up corn fields. rou gui ba, a mother of four, explains how the rain swept garbage into their homes, and how they had to clean everything in the village. she hopes that local radio stations will help spread their ideas and efforts to other villages. konate: our discussion groups have carried out a lot of important projects, most of them concerning climate change. what we're doing affects the whole community, but one person on their own can't solve the problems. these clubs have become a vital part of how we put our plans into effect, because we can mobilize and motivate so many residents. thomas: the leader of sare boubou village invited us to a meeting. they now have four dimitra clubs here. there are 2000 across africa -- set up and funded by the un's food and agriculture organization and other development agencies. the clubs help to promote participation and initiative within village communities. rou gui ba encourages women to speak openly. it's still unusual for them to have a say on anything. tod

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