why are flies attracted to the smell of ross and decay. they're very annoying and they transmit disease but not every fly is the same. there are many species of flies all of which have different habits and preferences for example when it comes to where they feed flies like foul smells which makes them good recyclers of waste but only a few species are attracted to feces or other rotting material. take fruit flies for example they prefer acidic food such as fruits they don't just eaters they also mate and lay their eggs there as scientists discovered a few years ago. no flies love the smell of rocks they can smell meat from a kilometer away for them it's the perfect place to lay their eggs the larvae then consume the meese. take advantage of the titan our own is known as the corpse flower for the stink it uses to attract the flies and other insects that pollination. we few months are also looking for ways to make use of this poll showing for foul smells soldier fly larvae can demolish a cooked trash within just six hours on turn on coach on

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debbie says, my dog eats flies already. nice. keep those opinions coming in.ing a little milder as we move towards the weekend, from the air from the north. how does that work, though? a northerly airstream normally means a cold arctic blast for us. it's all to do with the area of high pressure, and the fact that we're on the eastern flank of it, and the air that will eventually topple in for us will come in from the north or north—west. but it has been across the atlantic, so it's been modified. so, even as it arrives first thing on thursday evening, a dry story across scotland and northern ireland, albeit quite a cloudy one. you saw blue on the map there to the south first thing. there will be a chilly start across england and wales, but the cloud and the warm weather front in association with it and the milder air will slowly sink its way south through the day on thursday. going to struggle to six or seven in the likes of london and cardiff, back to double figures for belfast. you can pick up that north—westerly or northerly breeze as we go overnight thursd

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it's a beautiful aircraft and flies fantastic, it's got some life left in it still. airbus 380 is larger but both have disappointing order books. per seat, smaller twin engine aircraft can cost 30% less to fly. at boeing in seattle, the man in charge of the 747s' future is also a fan. this is me. december 1973. the 747s' passenger days are fading. it's not the end, it's the end for passengers and flight attendants but not so the pilots, if they're interested in flying freight, because this aeroplane can do something no other freighter can. there's not a dry eye in the many farewell flights that i've participated in. i'm going to miss you, girl. around the world, they're saying goodbye. cheers. cheers! airlines around the world have had massive farewells to their 747s, but once the last champagne has been sipped, this is where it ends. row upon row rest here in american deserts. earlier this year, the very last us passenger 747 and its captain flew into retirement together. i couldn't have asked for a better wind up on my own career. to the desert now, it's all done.

in a car seat, flies out. as others run to sco up a 2-year-old, her mother drives off, unaware of what happened. the little girl is okay and her mom came ca back, but yot help gasp every time you see that tape. >>> now to california and a mautility company on the brink of bankruptcy. pg&e facing the prospect of billions of dollars in lawsuits and growing scrutiny over i potential role in the deadly camp fire. that was the wildfire that killed 86 people. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: providing services to cities like san francisco, one of the nation's largest utilities on the brink of bankruptcy. pg&e, supplying wer and gas to 16 million, plans toile for chapter 11 as it faces billions in potential liabilities from wildfires. reonsible for sparking 17 infernos in 2017. at least 50 lawsuits blame pg&e's faulty equipment for incinerating the town of paradise in november, where were killed. investigators have yet to determine the cause of the blaze. er >> it would y nice to see them hold themselv

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president trump flies south to inspect what he calls an immigration crisis on the mexican border.public might think it is one of competence and fairness. america can't keep its government open so federal workers aren't getting paid. on day 20 of the us government shutdown, mr trump touches down in texas — insisting he won't accept any budget deal that doesn't include money for a border wall. ten years after a landmark speech in cairo by barack 0bama, mr trump's secretary of state is there with a speech of his own and pretty blunt criticism of the previous president. the age of self—inflicted american shame is over and so are the policies that produced so much needless suffering. also on the programme.

president says it's about national security and protecting safety for americans i mean if someone flies from london to miami what's happening about national security is regarding border checks during the war and at this point even our workers who are at the airports are ts state employees are struggling. and these are the folks that are here to keep us safe at our airports that are ports and at the end of day a five billion dollar while his political rhetoric killed nothing to keep americans safe or is he the president disagrees with that but it has a gun of the tension all around the world in international media this government shutdown do you think he may find to destroy. action trump isn't the news in the news in major nation media at all for this wall of the shot that at the moment it's about his attempt to overthrow the venezuelan government law and that's an issue that impacts americans across the country and we actually had a rally supporting the people best way of life here in tallahassee over the week as well and at the other day you can parse pas and form policy but is unfortu

lemonis: you understand how this flies in the face of everything we've been talking about?t doesn't make sense to do a sidewalk sale in this fashion. it's something i can't do where i just put it on the sidewalk and sell it cheap. it's the integrity. i don't want to sell it in this fashion. lemonis: what do you mean "this fashion"? giordano: throwing it out on the sidewalk. -kristina: how's it going? -giordano: stressful. kristina: what do you need help with? -giordano: no, you don't -- -kristina: i want to help you. -lemonis: how are you? -kristina: i'm good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. kristina: kristina. nice to meet you. -giordano: my better half. -lemonis: okay, awesome. kristina: so we're having a sidewalk sale? lemonis: have you asked him to do this before? giordano: how long have you been wanting me to clear out that garage and stop the hoarding? kristina: forever. but this is good. i'm glad this is out here. giordano: if she's happy, then i'm happy. kristina: i think this is the right step. giordano: i get what you're saying. i need to move it, and i will mo

four times a week a jetliner from iran's mohan era flies into germany no longer starting today berlin says iran uses the airline to transport military personnel and equipment to war zones in the middle east the u.s. has welcomed the move. the united states has imposed sanctions on mon air since the obama administration in twenty eleven saying the airline provided financial and other support to iran's islamic revolutionary guards and it's been pressing its european allies to follow suit ever since the german ban will now take immediate effect according to government spokesman stephan side but this is all to see the fact is that it cannot be ruled out that this airline could be used to transport things into germany that could have a security impact and this specifically considering the recent backdrop of terrorist activity and intelligence of terrorist activities by iran in europe. for you. in the open and such. as i but denied that the decision to ban one hundred air was the result of u.s. pressure but european countries have felt the pinch since u.s. president donald trump pulled wash

to understand we are humans we are just real people we are not animals we are not peas you're not flies we deserve dignity and we have dreams you have hopes we just want to be part of society that's all we're asking he never gave up those hopes pursuing an education and learning how to use a computer and becoming community leader for the campus youngun habitants and then he was invited to the w.f. in davos after a protracted but successful beazer application he wanted to raise awareness about refugees. refugees are here we are not going away we are here so maybe he said of denying or closing your eyes. maybe we can find solutions human solution is. a problem because i have been out of fiji my whole life and i don't want the next generation over a few used to. be used his precious few days here to leave his mark in davos talking to big global business and politics i just want to see this message and next week i go back to this is nothing but what i live it's not my life and we get to deliver that message in. case hope is for globalization to enable everyone to be part of society and that

but some how it flies in d.c.? >> no, it flies within the democrat party which has been taken over by radicals as you pointed out in your segment. all the things the president wants have been promised before not only by people like feinstein, but people like chuck schumer. this is not new. these things were signed into provisional law by chuck schumer in 2006. the only difference is hot president is and what's more the fact that this president who is hated by the left built his presidential campaign on the first policy platform of immigration reform and the wall. they know if they give it to him, then he has succeeded beyond anybody's wildest expectations. and as you said, they are thinking more about 2020 than anything else. trish: i am glad you brought that up. i have been playing this sound every night and i will keep playing it because it's important for everyone to remember where the democrats once stood before donald trump was president. here we go again. you will keep hearing this. here is chuck and nancy ra

people we're not animals we're not bees you're not flies we deserve dignity and we have dreams you have hopes we just want to be part of society that's all and. he never gave up those hopes. on learning how to use a computer and become a community leader for the camp's young inhabitants and then he was invited to the world economic forum in davos. after a protracted wait for his visa application he now wants to raise awareness about refugees. we are not going away he got here so maybe he's sort of denying closing our eyes maybe we can find solutions human solution is to let a fiji problem because i have been out of fiji my whole life and i don't want the next generation over if you just to soften crime so that suffered. the uses precious few days here to leave his mark in davos talking to big players from the world of global business and politics and that's all for this special edition of this from davos thanks for watching. move. it's one of the kind of low flying. blind girls shane bolkus truck learning to play an instrument as a blind person because it's a plane and civilians. the bl

it received two reports from arriving flights of a drone about a thousand meters above the airport flies resumed after no further sightings were reported. a former senior south korean prosecutor has been convicted of abuse of power and jailed for two years on tape when he was accused of repeatedly groping a female colleague the case the triggered a flood of similar accusations against men in high power positions in the country. taxi drivers in spain have gone out on strike to protest against riding haley's services like the cab before i hundreds of taxis blocking roads in barcelona and madrid. taxi drivers a rival drivers from companies like goober compete unfairly because there are not face the same regulations and taxes. all search for missing football player million no solace plane has resumed in the english channel authorities say there is little hope though of finding anyone alive the argentinian was on his way to join cardiff city when the plane disappeared and his last messages to friends of frightened solace of the plane looked like it was about to fall apart. a median of salah o

called still flies around the globe more times a year than your average professional pilot music magazines have voted him the world's best d.j. time and time again as a young boy back in east germany he could never of change of a life jetting around in his own private plane but his passion for music has been with him from the start. music up to. music always meant a lot to me maybe it's because i grew up with down radio in the g.d.r. but i always listen to west berlin radio and for me it was the only connection to the outside world from. i'm to good for britain so i was invited to my d.n.a. nineties shortly after jim unification and the bill in techno club trays all pulled vandyke find his vocation electronic music. still goes on professionally because i'm a d.j. because i love music and because i'm a total freak and a total fanatic when it comes to this kind of music the name becomes the center of the techno movement called bundling delivers the soundtrack to major events such as the love of her age. he starts producing his i'm friends with success his single tell me why reach is number s

but then don't whack the big the way down i go down there was fifty four straight down into the foam flies helplessly into. the landing at one thousand nine hundred eighty five. told him to clean his knife. but he eventually made it to safety and flew in london getting to the top was only the beginning however great britain willing to claim of the law because an island it. happened international law stipulates at the time must remain there for twenty one days old. when the boat turned to go home and leave me for the first time. i was glad to see them go i was on my adventure i'm here with iraq and the birds i'm happy to be here of achieved our making history. gesture to remind those who may challenge it that brittania ruled these waves. for the u.k. it was about more than just claiming a lump of granite in the ocean the real objective was to secure the resource rich area around local the islet was to play a key lonely in british territorial claims. the main players he put ish maritime claims work in an office on the south coast of india and. it's a fascinating area of work to do it is not

>>>the bald eagle flies down, checks out the fish, walks up and steals it. gone. meantime, two people in tennessee were arrested after 38 dogs were rescued from their home. animal control authorities say they got a call about loose dogs attacking livestock. when they went to the house they found 18 dogs in the house, 20 more in the nearby barn. the dogs were not taken care of and some were really thin. the couple who live in the home were charged with 38 counts of animal cruelty and the killing of livestock. >>>time is 4:56. we can expect more minor flooding around the bay area today as we head into day two of the highs. average e unofficial nickname tides because of moon and earth it caused the stronger than usual gravitational pull. it caused peer 14 closed. the bay water was covering part of the sidewalk and road out there. a few people braved the rain to get out and take a look. >> we wondered over. it was kind of cool. >> it's great fun. >> yes. i don't know. maybe we see the showers around. who knows. >> there will be seven foot tide today and i said seven f

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a mountain biker's go pro flies off and lands near another gopro. >> you have to be kidding me. >> how detective work got it home after four years. >> hey, guys. recognize this? >>> firefighters stop a desperate grandfather from going into a burning building. >> the scene as they pull off a miracle. >> let them do their job. they have the equipment. >>> a piece of art that becomes another. >> it hurts my head. >> we'll reveal the master of optical illusion. >> we arereing down the best on the web. and, jack is back to play -- >> the first edition in 2019. >> watch the videos and see if you can predict what happens next. >> no way. >> it's rare that you have such a good video, but the story behind it is even better. aaron chase here, back from 2014. he's a mountain biker, playing with his go pro, in new jersey. he's great on his mountain bike until -- >> he's not. >> i don't know if i can rebound from that one. >> while aaron was pondering the crash and thinking about his camera, she spots something in the grass. it's an older model. he wants to know who this belongs to. >> oh! cute kid

steven: four times a week, a jetliner flies into germany. no longer, starting today. berlin says that they use the airline to transport oteri personnel to war zones in the middle east. the u.s. has welcomed the move. >> they y say that the a airline ovidided financicial a other support to irar's islamic revolutionary guards. it has been pressing its european allies to follow through ever since.. the german ban will take effect. the fact is that it cannot be ruled out that this airline could be used to transport things into germany t that could have a security impact. considering the recent backdrop of terrorist activity and intelligence of terrorist activities by iran and e europe. he denied that the decision to ban this airlinee was from u.s. pressure. but european countrieses have ft essure since donalald trump told the u.s. out of the nonproliferation treaty. some might follow germany's lead. >> let's stay in europe. france's data watchdog has said that it will find google -- fine google. they say that google confused users if they did not accept their terms of use

i love the transitions, too as he flies over the green valleys of switzerland and transitions into the red rock of utah. beautifully done. beautifully put together ♪ cious. th iry ey take off to get that man. as they get him, they encountered a bit of interference. right here in the small roadway, leading them to the spot where the man had fallen. >> it's like chinese lassie. >> how does the dog know sirens mean ambulance, means help? >> it's just an instinct, i think. >> i think the instinct is, there's something dangerous behind me. i will run to the safest place i know, which is home. in this case it worked out to that guy's favor. >> you think it's a coincidence? >> yeah. i'm leaning to the more disney explanation of this smart dog wants help. >> me, too. in this instance, an aware security guard spotted something going on. that little boy jumps into that small wading pool. climbs out and jumps into the bigger pool. when he goes in, he goes under. under 20 seconds later, the security guard said he saw his hands in the water. see him get in? not only were there two other people in t

that is the point of "lord of the flies." "lord of the flies," you have the kids pinnacle of western civilization at the time, kids from a british boarding school, almost instantly you put them back into the natural environment, they go tribal, superstitious, carry spears, attack each other, that's humanity. and so if capitalism were natural, if property rights were natural, if individual rights were natural, if democracy were natural, they would have showed up a little earlier in the evolutionary record than 300 years ago. that is really where the only, really only time they actually show up in a sustainable way, basically in lake ex16 hundreds england and coming to america. >> host: you say in the epilogue of the book, you make the point that all, for thousands of years, according to every serious economic student of human history, for thousands of years, there was a effectively zero percent economic growth on the planet earth. >> guest: right. >> host: people lived on equivalent of somewhere two to three dollars a day. >>

mike is posting about a recent shopping trip on how time flies.re's already valentine's day stuff out for sale. you can follow mike on facebook. >> i was going to say, good for him, he's already shopping for his wife but that looks like vc schs cvs. >>> lady gaga's vegas residency is already in its second week. >> video of a famous fan enjoying that concert is going viral. you probably recognize her. take a look at the zoomed in and who do you see, celine dion is in love with her dancing wild. full display in the video. she posted herself on a stretcher saying, gaga took her breath away. >> that's a compliment. >> she looks glamorous even on a stretcher. >>> a bay area woman has defied the odds and trying to make history on a new competition show. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson hosts a competitive game where they are pushed to their physical limits. a 54-year-old woman from alamo started weight lifting ten years ago and is a strength trainer for nfl teams. >> i had a history of trying different things. so, this came up and i wanted a new challenge f

a mountain biker's go-pro flies off and lands near another go-pro. how a little detective work gets it back after four years. >> recognize this? >>> a cocky robber thinks he can pull this off. >> easy peasy. >> that's before the bonehead move that blew his cover. >>> gotta dig fast if you're going to move these eggs. >> to protect the baby alligators. >> why you don't want to see this lurking over your shoulder. we've got christian, charity, nick, oli, and gayle. a man's plan for a perfect project. >> i'm going to train this cat to launch this rocket. >> find out if his super-science-y set up is the cat's meow. >>> it's rare that you have such a good video but the story behind it is even better. aaron chase here way back from 2014. he'snbiker,ying his gopro in v, new jersey. he's great on his mountain bike until -- >> until he's not. >> i don't know if the lens can rebound from this one. >> and while aaron was pondering his crash and thinking about his busted camera, he spots something in the grass. >> it's another gopro. >> thank you, god! >> what a

claustrophobia and the freezing and history a study with a count of expedition like the lord of the fliescases of beauty and murder. so one of the things was to test his own character and leadership ability with the certain environments that's called the courtrooms. [laughter] and i still love courtrooms because people talk about things in open court they would never discuss privately because they have to under oath. and with details they don't want to give because witnesses are called often against their will but they are supposed to tell the truth. you see all sorts of incredible dramas playing out in courtrooms. and if i had not been in the courtroom not as a lawyer but just as a spectator, then i would not have the inspiration to write my first book. but there is something about the story that is compelling and i like the settings and the character of the young lawyer. this would be a compelling drama for somebody else to write. so you didn't go to antarctica. north korea? . >> i did not go to north korea. [laughter] . >> smashing rocks into smaller rock somebody has to do that. so i

. >> reporter: less than 24 hours later, elizabeth flies home to tennessee, start beiing a journf healing and understanding. >> i know he's a bad man, and i blame myself a lot, but now i know he's at fault. he himself made him do it. >> it is extremely common for victims, especially child victims of sexual assault, sexual predation, to blame themselves. i think it is one of the reasons why sexual assault is the most under-reported crime in our country. because people, not only believe that they will not be believed, they blame themselves for it even occurring in the first place. >> reporter: elizabeth facing cummins in court yesterday with a powerful message for her captor, saying in part, you preyed upon a vulnerable girl and robbed her childhood. for the last two years, i've been picking myself up, piece by piece and proving to myself that i am much, much stronger than you convinced me i was. your choices destroyed not just my family but also yours. elizabeth asked the judge to sentence cummins to 38 years in prison, one for every day he kept her. ultimately, the judge decided on 20 yea

percent of global wealth you longed to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent flies last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. their bread for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. they months of intensive schooling. their reps. and they save lives. u.s. veterans who come back from wall often tell the same stories. were going out for the people and were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defenses office says we're got to act and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the walls with them money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willin