the sound of blue leads the ebony project fieldwork he's very aware of the threats that ebony trees face. so. probably the biggest threat to the survival of ebony is the destruction of forests because ebony is that dense forest trees that thrives in the undergrowth they can't grow in a plantation once the forest is removed the essence is lost it can't regenerate itself in agricultural land you go girls. in 2011 taylor guitars became the cohen of this evan he saw mill in yellow one day cameron's capital. the wood comes directly from the forest to the sawmill where the company processes it to make different parts of guitars and other musical instruments. if. only the best wood is used to make the instruments this means that many trees have to be felled and milled to ensure the company gets the quality it wants. the firm insists it's not interested in green washing trying to buy an environmentally friendly image i think is a wonderful opportunity for us to. not just use the word. people like to have on their guitars and violins but also a great opportunity to be able to replace that that wo

financing ebony reforestation incoming. eco africa next on w. c downsizing sustainable growth. the economy and economics need to be inventive. we have to change our ways in order to save the planet. bunch of people willing to forgo consumerism and the latest gadget. made in germany 60 minutes from g.w. . i'm sure that of us are also. in support of. what's a big what's able. to deliver. that. dumb. hello and welcome to this new edition of eco africa the environment magazine brought to you by channels television nigeria the chevelle in germany and n.t.v. in uganda and knelt at the niger conservation foundation in lagos i just larger city and co-presenting with me today is my colleague sandra hello to you sandra how you doing hello nancy.

ebony beckworth. [ applause ]. >> thank you, dr. matthews. i have the honor and privilege of wrapping this up and bringing this home, and i promise to be brief. [ laughter ]. >> hi, mark's mom. [ laughter ]. >> so i just want to say -- and i'm sure you all feel the same -- that i am so inspired to be here today celebrating this partnership, celebrating youth students, and celebrating our public schools. this is really amazing work we're doing and it's so important. as mark said, we really want to issue a call to action to all c.e.o.s and to all companies to adopt a public goal. we feel that it's so important. yes. i'd like to thank all of the speakers for being here today. we know that this work wouldn't be possible without us working and partnering together. i would like to thank all of the sales force people for being here. and last but not least, i would like to give it up to the students, not just the presidio middle school students, but all the students who make up our bay area. let's give it up to them. all right. thank you all for bein

the first one to be shut off to say was ebony north valley early in the morning. was about 4 am.a few others in the sierra foothills and the humbled coast that were deenergized around 7 am or 8 am. our latest dinner jason took place at around 4 pm. this was in the stockton and yosemite area of the service territory. that has been the extent of the dinner jason activities on this operational period so far. while we were doing that, we have been restoring customers from the previous event. we've been making some good progress on that. just to provide an update, right before this is conference, we did receive an all clear for that first area i spoke to this morning up in north valley that all clear was supposed to come in. we ive it atright omorrow around . before this press conference. it went through our doublet protocol to confirm conditions were safe in the field using our field observers, monitoring the weather stations, and then made the decision to go ahead and start our patrolling and restoration process. that is a pretty involved process. it involves patrols, from the groun

as you know the surgeon general called this an ebony. pediatrician and preventive medicine physician, i see this epidemic playing out across schools and communities in north carolina. our most recent north carolina youth tobacco survey found that off of combustible cigarette smoking was at the lowest ever recorded amongst high school students 8.9 percent, e-cigarette use increased 894 percent since 2011, e-cigarette have become the most commonly used tobacco product amongst youth in north carolina. further concerns of numbers and with the investigation of severe lung illness. before i go on, let me put a face on this of you. look as a teenager for my.north carolina high school freshman, started to use joule as a weight to f fit in. he quickly became addicted to the nicotine in the product even to the point n of selling his close and other items in order to support his nicotine addiction. he let his grades fall and dropped out of extra curricular activities. usually a well behaved 15iv -year-old, became irritable and angry even throwing v

the three of them to each other well and the unfortunate twist of fate, i suppose it's at ebony's or huntington decides, the second ranking member. alexander hamilton will be tasked with helping read out nine. they are adjacent to each other. we have been on that original round for the anniversary as reactors. the front will take there's. hamilton is tasked with readout and. it will take a while. that's a plan. it actually takes ten minutes because alexander hamilton decides, what are going to wait for the minors to clear the space safely for us to stream through as light infantry. no shot fired. that's how he would've been dressed on the left. there's another alternative you, it's interesting to do, even when you're just doing it without real gunfire. then we have to famous painting, three versions of this, the one i'm showing, another and hartford, and the thirties at the u.s. capital. in that painting, i will show on the right our avenues are huntington and then john lawrence and alexander hamilton. i will point them out here on the right.. i don't want to look like the jeweled jo

when you get a lot of packages it can be a little embarrassing, that you might have a problem, so ebonyst week when the ups driver followed her door instructions to the tea. she said please hide packages from husband, you can see packages bigger than the mat out there, but i just tell the guy -- i just tell the guys in a building that peter has a shopping problem. >> i love it, perfect, projection. >> all right, where are we? >> me, me? abyss. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great only here on "the five," you don't get out on "special report." you know when you're at the printer at work and it jams? what you do? call all your friends. what do i do? we don't know how to fix them. these fellows here, this poor guy went over, his printer wasn't working. brought all his buddies. he was trying to print out a coupon, none of them can actually get it, but it's amazing. this is what always happens at work on the 21st floor, the printer is always jamming we have to call in. you have to call me miniature daschund. and that is why. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ an

thank you, ebony. [ cheering and applause ]. >> doing work like this really does take a team. one member of our team is not up here and we're thinking a lot about him. that is ed lee. it was really mayor lee that had the vision that we felt so strongly about to work on the 12 middle schools. that was seven years ago and now we can see today here is this incredible manifestation of our middle schools getting rebooted and it's in his memory that we're doing this work. let's remember him and let's say thank you as well to all of you for being here. thank you for your support of our kids. thank you to the kids also. so thank you guys for coming here. [ cheering and applause ]. >> one thing about doing this is the kids are always like, this is boring, when is it over? it's going to get worse before it gets better. [ laughter ]. >> i apologize. no, it's okay? you're interested in this? all right. all right. then let's do it. thank you, principal dunbar for welcoming us to this beautiful presidio middle school and to you and all the staff at presidio that make a difference for our ki

these big guys report their earnings, because what we have seen in the market up to now is kind of an ebony and ivory type situation where the consumer has just been strong, just been fantastic, but we have seen some cracks in the armor there on the business side, on the manufacturing side. liz: yes. by the way, did you see the dallas manufacturing activity for october? oddly, we have the new orders lowest since july 2016, went negative. yeah. >> exactly. exactly. so those numbers are the ones i'm focusing on because i want to see if the manufacturing sector really is as bad as it has been over the last couple months, or if we are going to get a little bit of a rebound which to me, for investors, will give a little bit better look into the end of the fourth quarter. liz: great to see you guys. thank you very much. the great scotts and the great phil flynn. see you next time, guys. >>> all right. check the dow, up 148 points. to the u.s./china trade talks, it's been very rare that both sides send the same message on the same day, but it has actually happened. chinese officials saying over th

ebony's mind not the flag of hezbollah clearly sending a message that he is a lebanese leader i know what all but even the boys know my admission of madrid bombing iran these are very difficult they're not protectable times and yes they are not unprecedented that's the reason for at home on the streets but what happened here in the square is when you see the confrontation between man supported those political forces in the main many of them will show you why people are concerned about the way for the present at moment it was not time to move this government he is of course the most powerful political and military force in this country at the moment we're in a stalemate the government isn't standing down the protests are not leaving it is uncertain which way this is going to go. home with protests going on and so many parts of the while the u.n. chief is warning leaders to listen to the problems of their people and tony harris says while every situation is unique they all come in fangs if you school here that there is a growing deficit of trust between people and political establishme

henry moeran is joined by ebony rainford—brent, ryan sidebottom and graham onions to chat about the teamsg up later, we have the draw for the first round of the fa cup, live on bbc two from 7 o'clock. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest news from the england camp at the rugby world cup. gearing up for the two big semifinals to come this weekend. that is all from me for now. back to you. thanks. the illegal use of drones will be tackled by a specialist police unit under new government plans. it's been set up to avoid a repeat of the disturbances seen at gatwick airport last winter, when around 1,000 flights were delayed or cancelled following sightings of rogue drones. andy moore reports. the technology now exists to bring down a drone electronically in a matter of seconds. the security minister brandon lewis saw for himself how it can be done in a lab. that is quick, isn't it? now the hardware is being exported to the real world, with mobile units that can detect and bring down rogue drones. in essence what we are looking to do is m