for example, this is a tree fern, the magnificent chistouse, we have an aquatic fern, the floating salviniau can also see protected species of sedges, which are evergreen plants, the bird's-foot asoca, the devil's asoca.

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fern: he planned for any scenario, except for the one that happened to him. [music playing] hello, and welcome to "dateline." kay mortensen was a strong-minded man who had built a fortune and a fortress to protect it. then kay was attacked, turning his home into a bloody crime scene. how, police wondered, could someone so vigilant be taken by surprise? it was a riddle that threatened to destroy kay's family until someone with an explosive secret revealed the horrifying truth. here's keith morrison with "mystery in payson canyon." keith (voiceover): there are people on this glorious sun-kissed planet of ours who get up each morning to the miracle of being alive and worry. not that there aren't things to worry about, of course, whether we can do anything about them or not. but some people worry a very great deal indeed and do try to be prepared for whatever. and one of those prepared people was a brilliant retired university professor named kay mortensen, whose sister was a woman named, fern. fern: i said, well, kay, what would happen if i'm not prepared, and i

and, you know, i think it is great that dan was ahead of the curve with between two ferns, smart thing to do. it is imperative now. not just a smart thing or a tactic something they should do, they have to do this. the critical group of voters, there are a couple of them out there. one of the main group of voters that is a swing voter in this election are people who are just not engaged and don't watch political news at all. that is a group that traditionally been good for democrats, lower information voters, especially during the obama years. they need to find people who are not engaged in politics, this is a way to do it. absolutely has to do that, more is more, i love that of all of the different interviews. keep doing that all throughout the election. my only disagreement with dan is she should do our politics i will ask her questions from a republican standpoint and the designer and back and forth and we can have a viral moment, too. viral moments on politics. >> very ernest, dan. i have to ask, though, in terms of the state of the race. i was in michigan, i did ask, undecided you

, who of us residents of moscow ate fern, no one, somewhere they harvest cherry plum, in chelyabinsk i didn't even know that cherries grow there, today we will go to petrozavodsk. petrozavodsk is famous for the fact that they harvest black currants, one of the methods of harvesting is the best in the world. so, today we have our heroine, black currant. bring us currants in studio. well, here it is, black currant, berry number one, monastery berry, it was called because in the 11th century in russia it was grown by monks mainly only in monasteries, they treated colds with it there and so on and so forth, they made wine, this drinking doctor only began centuries later. russia is in first place in the world in currant production, we are lucky, because it is a super berry, a super berry, well, monastery berry. which only after 500 years became familiar and known to everyone, i want all our doctors to go now, go to models, because berries are simply the best of all that there are. so, the miracle properties of currants. mikhail yegorovich, i want you to start, because vitamin c, once agai

i think it is great that dan was ahead of the curve on between two ferns.hing to do then. it is imperative now. it is not just a smart thing or a tactic or something they should do. like they have to do this. the critical group of voters, there are a couple of them out there, but one of the main groups of voters that are swing voters in this election are people that are not engaged and don't watch political news at all. that is a group that traditionally has been good for democrats, actually. especially during the obama years. that is a group trump is been getting with, so the vice president needs to find ways to talk to people that are not as engaged in politics and this is a way to do that. i think she absolutely has to do that. more is more. she should keep doing it all the way through the election and i guess my only disagreement with dan is she should do podcasts. i will ask questions from a former republican standpoint that can be challenging and meet alex's desire for a back- and-forth and we can have a viral moment, too. >> i am very earnest, dan. i

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it starts from many attacks from israel to five ferns and six friends who attacked back.s a region living on fear and uncertainty and massive, massive unstable situation. if we see no further direct engagement between iran and israel, potentially with the us further involved, the regional war that everyone has been fearing is going to be looking like it is unfolding. which arab nations have any locus with tehran in terms of trying to be a you know, trying to negotiate? we have seen the egyptians and the qatari �*s being involved in the cease—fire talks for gaza. it cease-fire talks for gaza. it is cease—fire talks for gaza. it is hard to find any government or big country in the middle east that would be supporting iran in that. that's why i ran has so—called access of resistance. they manage to have the who these in yemen where they manage to replace the government there. —— houthis. they have hezbollah in lebanon where they are stronger than the lebanese government and stronger than the lebanese army. they had the militia in iraq where, and sometimes they were more stro

i think dan was ahead of the curve with "between the two ferns." it's not just a smart thing or a tactic or something they should do. like, they have to do this. the critical group of voters. there are a couple of them out there, but one of the main group of voters a swing voter in this election are people just not engaged and don't to watch political news at all. like, that is a group that traditionally has been good for democrats, actually, lower info voters especially during the obama years. that is a group trump has been gaining with. the vice president needs to find ways to talk to people not engaged in politics. and more is more and my only disagreement with dan is she should do our podcasts. i'll ask her questions from a republican standpoint that can be challenging and we can also have a viral moment, too. >> very unearnest, dan. i've got to ask, though, in terms of the state of the race. i was in michigan and i did ask undecided young men in the unions what they thought of donald trump's blitz on the man o verse podcast and they had no ide

i believe there were people shouting he is not making from red fern when he went into the indigenousr excellence. but so far today, it is a quieter day than what we saw in canberra. what is he doing _ what we saw in canberra. what is he doing for— what we saw in canberra. what is he doing for the _ what we saw in canberra. what is he doing for the rest - what we saw in canberra. what is he doing for the rest of- what we saw in canberra. what is he doing for the rest of the l is he doing for the rest of the day? quite a busy schedule the queen as well, where will they be going next? the queen as well, where will they be going next?— be going next? the queen will be going next? the queen will be auoin be going next? the queen will be going to — be going next? the queen will be going to a _ be going next? the queen will be going to a reading - be going next? the queen will i be going to a reading workshop. then they are having a barbecue and western sydney. the king will be going on to meet two cancer specialists, they are the australians of the year, a specialist in melanoma and known

the white ferns won the toss and batted first, reaching 110/6 thanks to 28 from opening batter suzied replaced india in second place in the final standings and advanced to a semifinal against either england or south africa. england's women play theirfinal group match at the t20 world cup on tuesday. beat the west indies in dubai and they will qualify for the semifinals as group winners and avoid australia, lose then it will all boil down to net—run—rate whether or not they make it into the last four. we are expecting it to be a good game, looks like it has been easier conditions wise in dubai so hopefully that comes to fruition for us. i think we are ready to get going, we will seal our place in the semi—final hopefully and see what happens. the second test between england's men and pakistan is also on tuesday. england are looking to clinch the series after breaking numerous batting records in the first match that they won by an innings. they are still in multan and captain ben stokes is back in the side after missing the last four tests with hamstring tear that he suffered while pla

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal. i have a one year-old and i think that. looking at his life thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and today both the trump and harris campaigns hitting those swing states. both candidates in the critical state of pennsylvania. and later in the week, the harris campaign will be making stops in both michigan and wisconsin. while trump is planning to travel to georgia, illinois, florida and new york. bp harris is slamming the trump campaign for not releasing his medical records and refusing to do another debate. and the former president went after harris on immigration. well, in the meantime, the vice presidential candidates were also on the campaign trail today. republican jd vance was in minnesota and d

we accompanied her to a fern or e in north florida, where they grow. the cream leaves that go and flour bouquets. pardon me, workers. they work out doors, but they work underneath this black mass. sometimes people think that the, the master is there to protect the workers to give good shape, but it's not, it's for the protection of the firm because the firm cannot get direct sunlight. lorenzo not a silly escalade or we're wired with heat sensors before they went to work. they have to bunch together around 20 leaves and get paid roughly $0.50 for each bundle . the workers also work really fast, because that, sorry, please to get on a truck. if it doesn't get to the cooling warehouse within 2 to 3 hours, it starts to weather away, and they don't get paid for that bunch. cindy, similar to the noise, does go to come with the sort of thinking the same thing. we took them look at a bunch of them, which we could also do research get by the way that the had point us as a a for to see if that multiple group was a couple of years ago. not special in the office,

that's why gonzalez fern and encourages other californians to volunteer in these final weeks. see the vote says it will cover the cost of transportation and housing. for those who do. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> we're learning more details about the man arrested at former president donald trump. southern california rally. riverside deputies say they found 2 guns, ammo and fake passports in the car mueller yesterday he was spotted at a security checkpoint where deputies say they noticed irregularities and miller statements. the sheriff says he believes his deputies prevented a tragedy. >> i certainly wouldn't want to be saying. after the fact that i wish we would have done something to prevent that shooting. there is absolutely no way that any of us are going to truly know what was in his head. >> the share of claims that mueller is part of an anti-government movement. he was arrested for unregistered weapons, but is now free on a $5,000 bail. miller claims that he is a trump supporter and he meant no harm. the investigation is ongoing in miller is set to be back in court on ja

and uh well the king is uh, that king celsius was the ferns, the black phones from new zealand. rugby after a male team. yeah. yeah, the former jewel of the crowns, as we mentioned in jasper, you don't uh, south africa moving on uh with the live city. yeah. yeah. and so it's a very tell sale a little better, isn't. yeah, would i say? and the fact that the schedule allows for those 2 events to take place the most that is me is a vivid reminder that the little there is i don't, will ever. yeah, it certainly does seem to be the case on the you know, the, the bridge development bank, it's a big deal. it's not really supposed to compete with the i'm, if it will bank, but inevitably, it probably will in a sense, in one sense or another. china presidency was saying earlier, since this launch, the new development fund is made over $20000000000.00 available for development. i launched over 1100 projects, the huge amount of money, right. that to be spread across bricks, the to further development projects. do you think it'll be a high interest kind of load, like what the i m f and world bank th

alexander bleynikov even tried the kuril fern.id orange stripes over the ocean announced the beginning of a new day. it promised to be sunny, so i decided to continue my acquaintance with the impressive kunashir and went into the forest. checking myself through a two-meter kuril. bamboo or simply bamboo, we saw a real fairytale forest, here even the usual inhabitants of the mainland plants look different: these are grapes, grapes, cone, our wild grapes, that is , you see, immediately went in and the forest is entwined with lyans, the forest on the stolbovskaya ecological trail not only looks impressive, but is a unique natural monument, here in the wild grows a huge number of rare red-listed shrubs, trees and berries, from all the kuril islands on kunashir ... the century did not reach, this forest is already standing hundreds of years, and its own ecosystem has formed here. mixed relict forest on kunashir island is a unique place. there are elements of dark coniferous taiga, such as yew, fir and subtropical flora, such as vines a

captain sophie devine led the way for the white ferns, hitting an unbeaten 57 as they set india 161 toia never got close. no batter making more than 15 runs, devine also took 3 catches — including the final wicket — as india were bowled out for 102. it's new zealand first victory in 11 t20�*s matches. earlier south africa thrashed west indies — with nonkululeko mlaba the pick of their bowlers — with four wickets forjust 29 runs. that helped restrict the windies to 118 from their 20 overs — and south africa chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits with unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by 10 wickets. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. the british government has announced it will invest nearly twenty—two billion pounds in what it calls "ground—breaking" projects to capture and store carbon dioxide. ministers say the new developments — in merseyside and teesside — will create thousands ofjobs and pave the way for a "clean energy revolution". but environmental groups say it is "a lot of money" to spend on projects which will facilitate oil and

the white ferns�* won the toss and batted first, reaching 110 for 6, thanks to 28 from opening batterw. more details on all of this story is on the bbc sport website. you can keep up—to—date with the cricket between pakistan and england and you can also find out about how you can vote for the bbc women are�*s sports a footballer of the year. that is it from now. thanks for watching. bye—bye. the uk�*s health secretary, wes streeting, says weight loss injections could be an effective tool for getting unemployed people back into work. he says the new treatments could be life—changing" could be "life—changing" for many people, ease demands on the nhs, and have benefits for the economy. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman has been speaking with the prime minister about what the government�*s plans are around this drug. well, this is about an investment that the government secured as part of the investment summit that it was talking about, that we were talking about a lot, weren�*t we? this is an investment from lilly, which is the world�*s biggest pharmaceutical company, which

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do between the two ferns.tv. >> if you were in a different role and advising them, you wouldn't say sit down with a two-hour interview with the "new york times"? >> take advantage of any media or the folks have not decided who they will vote for. or no vote at all. where i differ is the snippet where you said what makes the press corps relevant as they have the exclusive rights to ask questions of lawmakers. what makes the press corps relevant is we are the institution in america that can hold powerful interest, public or private, accountable to the public interest. it's a much barbara -- >> that's not exactly what i said. i said they want to get the interviews because they think they're the relevant want to ask the questions. >> i think there's a larger responsibility that makes us relevant. >> that is true and i believe in the. i am grateful to see you. it's your first time on my show. you can disagree with jonathan anytime. >> you don't have to though. >> one of the things that's interesting about this. 10

i remember when obama did "between toothed ferns" and it was a new show when we were like why is he doingt? there is a part that i thought what do they know that we don't? is it going to work? i'm one thing about the andrea mitchell point, you have to punch above your weight, that's just the other way of saying it. she was trying to be nice, it's because of gender, but it's because people don't take you seriously. in one of the "60 minutes" clips, bill whitaker is questioning her on how she was going to get her spending. and he is cuts her off and says, how are you going to pay for it? and goes back around, pay your fair share. and he says we are dealing with the real world. i'm looking forward, because i think that he pressed her a little bit and it was not maybe the softest interview and she knew that it was not going to be. but there's convention kamala and conventional kamala and i don't know if that's good enough to win. >> jesse: let's go to conventional greg gutfeld. >> greg: while she was doing call your daddy, her husband was doing call your nanny. they did not report that. it's

[laughter] >> bret: between two ferns, whatever that is. >> bret: that was pretty good. been seeing it. and it kind of tracks with that feeling that it is shifts. >> the thing rnc durable lead i don't know about that. rcp average realistically within 1.5 percentage points in all of those states. while it is true that trump was up in all of them, i think, except for, i think it was wisconsin still in the rcp average, just a week ago, two weeks ago even, it was the other way around in some of those states. and it was harris who was up by half a percentage point or a point in michigan and wisconsin. tied in pennsylvania. there is still three weeks left to go in this race. i think it's very clear, based on those changing numbers that a lot can still happen. especially when it can be decided by tens of thousands of votes in these battleground states. >> bret: we have seen a big move for the former president for black overall but black men in particular. go back to former president obama in philadelphia. and then kamala harris being asked about that. >> we have not yet seen th

toggle police arrested suspects at the fern and a shopping center. this is after series of retail thefts. friday morning gap reported for the description of the vehicle. moments later, spirit halloween also reported a theft with similar suspects. concord police body unoccupied car, waited for the suspects to get back in it. well, they did. officers caught them with reportedly stolen merchandise from the 2 businesses. suspects were arrested on multiple theft charges and the stolen items were successfully returned to the stores. well, the baller aiming to make history in the professional sports world. the team says they're going to come. the first include a fan to sit on the board of directors. the ball is officially sent out applications for that position. the person for the role will be voted on by fans to represent fans. they would have been putting key decision-making for the teen. the vols will choose up to 10 finalists. the fans will have full control and choosing the board member. wow, the winner will be determined in early december. this moves

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal. i have a one year-old and i think that. looking at his life thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, the school is in, but the players are not coming up on kron. 4 plans for upcoming opponent getting ready to play san jose state women's volleyball. but first, you may soon need to find a new pharmacy after a big announceme >> u.s. troops are arriving in israel along with a u.s. made high-tech missile defense system as israel prepares to strike back against iran. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to not get iran back for a recent iranian ballistic missile attack. our basil john reports on the latest from the pentagon and the state department. >> as israel continues its campaign ag

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal. think that. looking at his life thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> pablo is chosen a new stunt city manager city manager matt rodriguez announcing that maria hey, to was picked at 100 to one applicants. she served as the assistant city manager over the last 5 years with american canyon. rodriguez says she has a strong record in public service throughout the bay for the last 25 years, her appointment will be effect on november. 18th. results are in for annual pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay. well, record holder, travis ginger getting are from minnesota, took home this year's prize spoke in which she name rudy liza total of 2,471 pounds. well getting or will receive $9 every pound resulting in $22,

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal.ife thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, the results are in now for the annual pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay world record holder, travis kangaroo from minnesota took home this year's prize. his pumpkin, which he named rudy ways a total of 2,471 pounds. that is a beast. now set to receive $9 for every pound, which if you do, the math comes up to right around $22,000 in prize money. if you want to take a look at these massive, gorgeous self, don't forget to head out there. the pumpkins are going to be lined up along main street there in half moon bay. rudy, the winning pumpkin is going to display this weekend out of half. moon bay aren't pumpkin festival. so get out there. give it a look and e

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal. i have a one year-old and i think that. looking at his life thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> pablo bay chosen their new assistant city manager city manager matt rodriguez announcing that maria lauro. jada was picked out of 101 applicant. she served as the assistant city manager over the last 5 years of american canyon. maria says she has a strong record in public service in organizations in the day for last 25 years. her point will be effect on november. 18th. the results are and for the annual pumpkin weigh-off in half, moon bay will hold or travis king are from minnesota taking home this year's time. pumpkin winner swamped in that he named routing please. a total of 2000 471 pounds. will receive

but that's not the only part of his game that stands out fern glenn explains in tonight's red and goldort >reporter>this is the audi red and gold >>>>>report >>christian mccaffrey is reportedly dealing with achilles tendinitis in both >>>>>legs >>and could be sidelined for another month. but the 40 niners ground game hasn't missed a beat without cmc thanks to jordan >>>>>mason >>and brock >>>>>purdy. >>i think my ten yard split, just to give you guys some perspective, is faster than christian's and deebo. i >>>>>think >>you guys can fact check >>>>>me. >>you don't need a stopwatch to know purdy can scoot. he picked up a pair of first downs on the team's opening >>>>>drive >>and is already more than halfway to his rushing total from all of last season, when he can scurry. is that a that's the right word right? when he can scurry for a first down on third down. i mean, i love that. i think i just have enough to get out of the pocket and make a play pick up five, seven yards here or there so i'm not lamar jackson's by any means, but seems like a great athlete >>>>>to me >reporter>keep run

reform, or of course, the biggest violation of all, sitting down with zach galifianakis on "between two fernsout healthcare. honestly, i wish i could take credit on that. that one drove hundreds of thousands of people to the online portal where they could sign up to affordable healthcare . the point is this, the job of a president is not to satisfy the demands of the major networks or major daily newspapers, it is to connect with more of the people you represent, who may not be clicking refresh on whitehouse.gov, or subscribing to any washington newsletters. presidential candidates, especially when people are already voting, which they are, your job is to incite and engage more people to support your candidacy and get out and vote. people who are frankly, not watching me now. i am not saying at all that press conferences, or interviews around a range of issues with major networks or outlets are bad for me they are all important, all important parts of our democracy. this notion that the only people capable of asking a presidential question, a candidate a question, are credentialed members of

not quite sure for gonzales fern and the decision to do this is personal.ave a one year-old and i think that. looking at his life thinking about his future and the trump presidency. i just it's something that i think cannot happen again. see, the vote is still looking for volunteers. they say they'll provide transportation and housing for those who want to spend some of the next 3 weeks knocking on doors in swing states. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> san pablo just chosen their new assistant city manager city manager matt rodriguez announced that maria laura, oj to picked out of 101 applicants. she served as the assistant city manager for the last 5 years of american canyon. says she has a strong record of public service organizations in the bay area for the last 25 years, her appointment will be in effect on november. 18th. and the results are in for the annual pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay. well, record holder, travis king are from minnesota taking home. the prize is pumpkin, which team name rudy? what a name was a total of 2,471 pounds here will re

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research ferns rowmegs shows manufacturers sold 1.7 evs globally up more than 30% year over year, butssed resale value for those vehicles. joining us, mark fields, former ceo of ford and a cnbc contributor, and i think the general feeling a lot of people have is, oh. nobody's buying evs anymore. that's certainly not the case. what do the numbers show? >> well, the numbers show that ev sales continue. they're upper trajectory here in the u.s. and around the world, you've seen them reach new heights, for example, here in the u.s. in terms of market share and in terms of volume. so the good news for the manufacturers is ev sales are up. the bad news, it's costing them a ton of money, and one of the down sides of this is when you look at residual values, people that previously bought evs, those residual values are literally plunging. so that's going to have implications for consumers, because when their vehicle is, their loan is higher than the cost of their vehicle, you know, that's going to keep them out of the marketplace. it's also going to put a little bad taste in their mouth when i

the white ferns lost nine wickets for 3h runs as they collapsed in sharjah.eeded repaired. the boiler was leaking, that needed replaced. his landlord said he was going to sell the flat, but instead re—let it at a higher rent. exercising his tenant's rights, luke sued his landlord for wrongful eviction and won over £2,000 in compensation. what makes me sick now is that that landlord is still a landlord, you know? there's not been any real repercussions. they're paying me the compensation on a payment plan out of the increased rent that they're charging for the property that's been let out now. that's ridiculous. there should be more of a consequence for not maintaining a property and for wrongfully evicting someone. landlords in scotland can evict a tenant by saying they plan to sell the property, but in one in five cases, they don't actually do so, according to a recent report. there needs to be better enforcement so that tenants feel confident to be able to get support, information and advice and actual enforcement when it's needed. so there is not that fear

>> do you want to have anything to say about fern britton and her strictly experience before we moveo the telegraph? >> is this another person moaning that they cried because an italian dance instructor shouted at them? >> somebody kicked her in the shin, i think. yeah. move shin, i th