the direct contact test shows that the sponge contains gas and skin flora but also fecal bacteria. most of them come from food in serious cases they can cause lung infections or even sepsis. now they're probably sticking to louis those fingers and that's not good because places with lots of people are often ideal for bacterial exchange here luisa picks up a few more bacteria. experts actually consider the metal bars on the stop button fairly harmless parts of your we see large numbers of germs on the seat of your skin flora but also germs that shouldn't be there like i say need to back to in other words someone sat here with a bacterium that could be a pathogen transmitted in large numbers could it. cause an infection. many people expect to find large numbers of bacteria here but in fact the germ load on an escalator is quite low. shopping carts are a different story though there are often lots of classic human bacteria on the grid mostly harmless skin germs but also pathogens that cause diarrhea. just luckily there wasn't any pathogen on it but you do commonly find them on shoppin

. >> flora, that's "the new york times" guy said. this was a dispute over flora.ughter] greg: is that a name? >> no, that's what i thought. greg: flora, the waitress at arby's suspect iran was mowing his lawn for the other guys lawn and he actually had earphones on to block out the sound of the lawnmower and this guy came behind him and tackled -- the only landscaping going on was of the rib cage. i find this, even by the standards of suburban -- i'm not a conspiracy theorist because we've had conspiracies with las vegas and all the rest of it but if i wanted to take a conspiracy theorist something i would go with this rand paul thing. greg: okay, kat, we have heard that people think it is politically motivated and he was an anti- chopper but would an anti- chopper go to rand paul because rand paul has been pretty critical of trump. >> first of all, i'm terrified. i have a fallen figtree on my balcony that i have not attended to. greg: are you sure it is on an ex-boyfriend. >> yeah, really this is a landscaping dispute which is such an interesting defense from the

. >> flora, that's "the new york times" guy said. this was a dispute over flora.hter] greg: is that a name? >> no, that's what i thought. greg: flora, the waitress at arby's suspect iran was mowing his lawn for the other guys lawn and he actually had earphones on to block out the sound of the lawnmower and this guy came behind him and tackled -- the only landscaping going on was of the rib cage. i find this, even by the standards of suburban -- i'm not a conspiracy theorist because we've had conspiracies with las vegas and all the rest of it but if i wanted to take a conspiracy theorist something i would go with this rand paul thing. greg: okay, kat, we have heard that people think it is politically motivated and he was an anti- chopper but would an anti- chopper go to rand paul because rand paul has been pretty critical of trump. >> first of all, i'm terrified. i have a fallen figtree on my balcony that i have not attended to. greg: are you sure it is on an ex-boyfriend. >> yeah, really this is a landscaping dispute which is such an interesting defense from the l

. >> flora, that's "the new york times" guy said. this was a dispute over flora.ughter] greg: is that a name? >> no, that's what i thought. greg: flora, the waitress at arby's suspect iran was mowing his lawn for the other guys lawn and he actually had earphones on to block out the sound of the lawnmower and this guy came behind him and tackled -- the only landscaping going on was of the rib cage. i find this, even by the standards of suburban -- i'm not a conspiracy theorist because we've had conspiracies with las vegas and all the rest of it but if i wanted to take a conspiracy theorist something i would go with this rand paul thing. greg: okay, kat, we have heard that people think it is politically motivated and he was an anti- chopper but would an anti- chopper go to rand paul because rand paul has been pretty critical of trump. >> first of all, i'm terrified. i have a fallen figtree on my balcony that i have not attended to. greg: are you sure it is on an ex-boyfriend. >> yeah, really this is a landscaping dispute which is such an interesting defense from the

on an upload her pictures to an online database it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in her state she's already uploaded about seven hundred entries each discovery is flagged on the map. climate protection is fun because it gives me something in return that i feel i came doing something worthwhile with my time i really enjoy it but i feel. sports now in the german bundesliga returns after the international break with the once dominant dortmund hoping to get back to his winning ways when they play stuttgart tonight dortmund have slipped down the table they'll be visiting stood guard without their star striker pierre emerick a balmy on me reports indicate he's been suspended for turning up late to training . go get or appear in obama young is out don't many gave no further details on why he has been disciplined and dropped from the squad obama young was hoping to end his goal drought in the game against stuttgart the striker has been miscreants lot lately no goals in his last five outings peter boss has been under pressure due to dortmund sudden decline from the top of

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correspondent: the initiative aims to promote awareness of jordan's diverse and abundant flora to collectultivate rare and threaeaned specieies, and, here in the national herbarium, to develop an inventory of all the species that grow in jordan. visitors should learn to more fully appreciate the natural world around them. >> the ecosystem services that these habitats and ecosystems provide, are essential to our livelihood if we want to live a life of dignity. correspondent: princess basma says she thinks politicians need to do more to protect the ecosystem. >> they will start to realize when the impacts are going to get stronger. we felt this most recently in the last 5 years with the advance of the huge number of refugees that has placed a huge impact on our natural resources, mainly water. they are going to realize that, if you protect our forest for example, we actually can harvest more water by increasing the bank ability of the water in our soils. so it is really a whole full circle. correspondent: fragile ecosystems in a politically unstable region mean big problems. but the budget

now to our global ideas series, where we meet people committed to preserving our planet's climate, floraauna. a tiny y island belongig to spainin wantso bebe the firt in the world to make do without fossil fuels. that's's what the residents ofl hierro, one of the canary islands,s, have been p promiset least. our rereporter michael altenhee went to see how much progress has been madade. >> it's earlrly in the morornin el hierro; t the trade winds ae blowing the clouds ovever the volclcanic mountaiains. this sph isisland off thehe west coastf africaca is alst a alwaywindy - so why not make e ofof ir the the smalle of f the narythis sph islands is trying to reaze b bis ound 7000 inhatants s with suststainable enerergy througa unique combination of wind a hydrowerer. the energy shift has cost 83 million euros, and ran 20 million over budget. critics say that's far too much, even if half was c covered by eueu subsidies.s. but the proroject l has enthusiaiastic supportrte. >> i think it's veryry positie ththat el hiererro was able e to tually impmplement this project. at the beginning a lot of

on an upload her pictures to an online database it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in her state she's already uploaded about seven hundred entries each discovery is flagged on the map. here much of climate protection is fun because it gives me something in return that i feel like i'm joining something worthwhile with my time i really enjoy it but i feel. well our reporter chris first brigade has been covering the climate talks in bonn and he caught up with dolphin ulan of the international renewable energy agency. mr galen the price of fossil fuels has been fairly low in recent years how big a problem is that for renewable sources of energy well in the power sector we see renewables going from strength to strength so last year eight hundred sixty one gigawatts of new capacity well over half of total capacity additions so especially wind and solar p.v. are going very well but it's true there is a challenge in the and you sector so in buildings transport and industry the bio fuels liquid biofuels are growing but not at the rate we would like to see and we need much mo

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the initiative aims to promote awareness of jordan's diverse and abundant flora to collect and cultivate rare and threatened species and here in the national her barium to develop an inventory of all the species that grow in jordan. it's hoped that visitors will learn to more fully appreciate the natural world around them. the ecosystem services that these hybrid totes and these ecosystems provide are essential to our livelihood if we want to live a life of dignity. princess paris mass says she thinks politicians need to do more to protect the ecosystem they will start to realize when the impacts are going to get stronger we felt this most recently in the last five years with. the huge numbers of refugees has place a huge impact on our natural resources mainly water they're going to realize that if you protect our forests for example we actually can harvest more water by increasing the bankability of the water in our in our soils so it's really a whole full circle fragile ecosystems in a politically unstable region mean big problems but the budget to solve them is small says ride bunny h

now to our global ideas series, where we meet people committed to preserving our planet's climate, floraauna. a tiny island belonging to spain wants to be the first in the world to make do without fossil fuels. that's what the residents of el hierro, one of the canary islands, have been promised, at least. our reporter michael altenhenne went to see how much progress has been made. >> it's early in the morning in el hierro; the trade winds are blowing the clouds over the volcanic mountains. this spanish island off the west coast of africa is almost always windy - so why not make use of it? the smallest of the canary islands is trying to realize big plans: to supply all of its around 7000 inhabitants with sustainable energy through a unique combination of wind and hydropower. the energy shift has cost 83 million euros, and ran 20 million over budget. critics say that's far too much, even if half was covered by eu subsidies. but the project still has enthusiastic supporters. >> i think it's very positive that el hierro was able to actually implement this project. at the beginning a lot of

can pick up the right accessories at this step for example some flowers from the hair because such flora creations are very much in vogue right now ounds flowers are also playing an important role on the catwalks. flowers as far as the eye can see many of the recent collections by major fashion designers include floral pattern and women's and men's wear printed and applique a mini fashion experts see the trend as an expression of contemporary sentiment. despite what in what is an old saying in fashion the tougher the times the crazy the clothes and that fits very well right now we're going through incredibly turbulent times so it's no surprise that people look for destruction in fashion lines haunted elements that add color it's like they're making the world how they'd like it to be if it. wearing flowers in your hair is trendy to. the timeless floral wreath is also making a comeback whether homemade already made from plastic flowers. made from real flowers are popular at weddings. dozens of tutorials on the internet show how to make them. all that's needed to make one is some fresh blos

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protected status always finds a way to become permanent so joining us now in los angeles we have cynthia flora's she's a lawyer with the coalition for human immigrant rights in massachusetts jessica for director of policy studies at the center for immigration studies and in florida where ham is a t.p.s. recipient originally from haiti hello everybody good to have you here ladies let me start with this picture cynthia this is you and your mother. did she tell you about the story of how she got to the u.s. what happened to her share it with us yes well first and foremost thank you for having me on i greatly appreciated in fact that is me and my mother my swearing in ceremony when i was licensed to practice law in california my mother came to the united states in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. as a result of the civil war in central america and as a result she was designated with c.p.s. during its first round of t.p.s. beneficiaries in the united states she explained to me the reason why she came to the united states was because of the civil war in incredible violence and a lot of inhumane trea

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this is a god and it doesn't matter which god you believe in which religion you follow or flora which passport you have to get it's about people coming together and celebrating the music in the. thank you and now that the musical front they are germany's number one head exploits. the bank twenty years ago nobody could have imagined there'd be d.j. festivals on this scale or so many of them get. their shows are attended by tens of thousands of fans all over the world. in the last three years they've travelled from australia via india all over south america the us several times and all of europe and also south africa and indonesia. and they are just the tip of the phenomenon. there used to be one hundred new records a week today there are probably ten thousand tracks a week. give. the bank for the concert today you can download some software and start putting down beats and if you're good to. the stuff like that. to it the german d.j.'s are in big demand at home and abroad. and we now have an established house and club scene in germany and that's also somehow part of our culture. but fo

the moment for the community and bringing their loved ones home the ones that are still with us is flora lost. yeah well as i said the book is worth reading and you know good on you for getting the story out to kathy on author of with ash on their faces using the women and the islamic state kathy thank you very much for being on the day thanks a lot. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us either at your news or t.v. on twitter don't forget to use that hash tag today and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day you'll see than ever. don't know that sleep is important. but what happens in our body while we're sleep and what's the best way of sleeping we reveal the latest scientific discoveries and what they mean for our lives and please no dozing out there. this is a topic that needs your father attention. to. next on. the monday an amazon. that i'm just trying to end from gigantic dam projects back to belmonte. if the river dies so does that culture and the way of life they've had for many generations. b

income generating activities but also market outlet and the political system that allows them to flora's in their own system and that is i think the key issue now we're talking about forty billion investment the european union is planning these are gigantic figures most likely they're doing it in the back head because the chinese are already on the continent and rolling up that is one other issue without conditions and the second is whatever one might say about the chinese i have my problems with them but at least what we can see with them is that they are talking on equal terms and that there are certain things that africans can push through nevertheless it does not. allow the african states to simply neglect their continent cash the money and then don't do anything so good governance is a central issue but good governance has to be claimed from both sides. two aspects to that first of all the development assistance piece christine window i wrote my ph d. quite a long time ago on development assistance projects that were essentially trying and failing to anticipate market needs and were

on our uploads her pictures to an online database it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in her state she's already uploaded about seven hundred entries each discovery is flagged on the map. climate protection is fun because it gives me something in return that i feel like i'm doing something worthwhile with my time i really enjoy it. and well done to them during august fourth in the bundesliga returns of the international break with that once donna dortmund hoping to get back to their winning ways and they've got tonight dortmund have slipped down the table after a poor run of results and they visit should carved out their star striker appear emerick album a young a media reports say he was suspended because he turned up late for training. go get her peer in obama young is out don't many gave no further details on why he has been disciplined and dropped from the squad obama young was hoping to end his goal drought in the game against stuttgart the striker has been miscreant's lot lately no goals in his last five outings peter boss has been under pressure due to dortmund

maintenance for the flora and the fauna is important, but creating new woods is vital.eration, so that's a tree for every man, woman and child that currently lives in the region. were also hoping to bring 2,000 hectares of woodland back into use for local communities such as this one that we're stood in today. manchester is not really known for being a green city, but we want to change that. we want to make it a better place for people to live and work. and that's the perennial challenge. so, campaigners now hope inspiration from a medieval agreement will help to forge that link between the ancient and modern. john maguire, bbc news, manchester. simon mccoy will be here in a moment with afternoon light. first, the weather. it was a cold start to the day. the first widespread frost across the country. just how cold? these are the temperatures first thing in the morning, —6 in the highlands. and in rural areas across england and wales, we saw —3, —4 degrees. a hard frost first thing and lovely sunshine for much of england. the best sunshine likely to be in the east throug

owls will have a chance to be an author of a signature victory this weekend oft the linc when central flora comes to town. not only are the knights ranked 14th they are unbeaten at 9-0. we are hy med for this but jeff collins told jaime apody he plans to saeep his team grounde. >> how do you look at this one? >> our normal process. we have a great opponent and every weren we talk about going 1-0, the process we go through on a daily basis and weekly basis, nothing changes, when you let the outside factors come into the practice then you lose sight of what your focus is. >> wns,ll get more on temple ths saturday. during the 9:e' a.m. hour of "action netil" on satuh.ay. >>> and the sixers wrap up their road trip against the lakers, the win would make it a morn2 rd trip. and the flyers were blanked by minnesota morn0, and gr de up a goal the first 12 second of the game. they will visit winnipeg coming up tomorrow night. >> that is sports. nipeg coming >> thank you. >>> much more ahead on "action netilce wednesday night. the e silusive accyleather seven-day forecast for you. >> and lets take a

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: congress is getting back to work with only a few days left before the year ends, and taxes are tops on the agenda. but it was clear today that lawmakers also have to reckon with the issue of sexual misdeeds. lisa desjardins begins our coverage. >> i am tremendously sorry. >> desjardins: for minnesota democratic senator al franken, a public step, a news conference, his first since being accused of groping and sexual misconduct by four different women. >> this has been a shock and extremely humbling. i am embarrassed, i feel ashamed. what i'm going to do is i'm going to start my job, go back to work, work as hard as i can for the people of minnesota. >> desjardins: that, one day after news in the house. michigan representative john conyers temporarily stepped

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on an upload her pictures to an online database it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in her state she's already uploaded about seven hundred entries each discovery is flagged on the map. climate protection is fun because it gives me something in return that i feel like i'm doing something worthwhile with my time i really enjoy it. while journalists from around the world are of course covering closely those u.n. climate talks in bonn among them is a group from pacific island nations who are taking part in a d w project financed by the german foreign ministry one of them is leaving a moment oh we'll talk to her in a bit first let's hear what she said before setting off for the talks. i'm excited about this opportunity because for me it's the opportunity to tell stories that matter to me it's about communicating with other journalists from around the world and climate activists as well who are there and i'd like to be able to learn from them and also teach them that even though we all do different things to our planet at different parts of the world the impact to our com

. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> andh the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. newsroom. i'm thuy vu. coming up on our program, this week's key political developments from special counsel bob mueller's indictments to the gop tax reform proposal. also, as puerto rico continues to struggle torecover from hurricane maria, we'll talk to two california nurses who traveled there recently to provide aid. but first, a look at the investigation alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. this week, executives testified before congress about the role their companies played in allowing russian misinformation to spread in the run-up to the presidential election. the questions revolved around how russian operatives were

. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> andh the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. . >> rose: welcome to the program, we begin tonight with politics, we talk with robert costa of "the washington post" an washington week on pbs. >> the voter, the swing voter saying generic democrat may be better for me and a better fit than president trump, dun many republicans can't push and pull and win the voters back but the voters seem rattled onier into the trump presidency. >> rose: we continue with the film three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. we talk to writer and director martin mcdonagh and its stars frances mcdormand and sam rockwell. >> it is almost too dark to tell a story about. but when i imagine the person who p

. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> andh the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello and welcome to kqed newsroom, i'm thuy vu. bill nye the science guy opened the world of science to kids in the '90s. he talks to us about his mission to defend science. >>> are the election day wins for democrats a sign of a comeback? we'll discuss that and what the gop's tax reform proposal means for california republicans. >>> donna brazile has roiled the democratic party with "hacks: the inside story of the break-ins and break have downs that put donald trump in the white house." brazile contends agreement between dnc and hillary clinton campaign gave clinton control of party operations a year before she was even nominated

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: alabama's republican nominee to the u.s. senate, roy moore, faces new pressure tonight to quit the race, and new allegations of sexual contact decades ago with teenage girls. lisa desjardins begins our coverage. >> desjardins: now 55 years old, beverly young nelson alleges that senate candidate roy moore violently assaulted her when she was 16 after offering her a ride home. >> he reached over and began groping me. and putting hands on my breast. i yelled at him to stop. instead of stopping he grabbed my neck to force it onto his crotch. >> desjardins: sitting with her high-profile attorney gloria allred, nelson gave details, including showing that moore, then district attorney, signed her yearbook a few days before the alleged attack. she says she came forw

that he's avoided so many taxes, the irs should have had the townhouses surrounded by he took the flora, we could go on. the point is this kind of accounting encourages that kind of tax dodging. the plan eliminates something called the alternative minimum tax. that's a rule that makes sure, even if you have those great accountants and lawyers, there's a minimum tax you have to pay. that would be over. in fact, in 2005 this would have saved him millions. and finally, it eliminates deduction that's help middle class families keep a deduction if they have a mortgage or a student related deduction. meanwhile, corporations get a permanent tax cut. whether lowering taxes is good for people is a part of debate. remember, some say it all comes back to people any". >> we could raise taxes on people. >> corporations are people, my friend. >> corporations are people. and maybe that was just mitt romney's way of saying i'm not a businessman. i'm a business, man. if you are rich enough to be a business, there could be good for you. i'll joined by congressman joe crawley of new york. those rea couple

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: new allegations of sexual misconduct tonight against high-profile figures. "the washington post" reports eight women are accusing veteran pbs journalist charlie rose. they tell of lewd phone calls, displays of nudity and groping aimed at employees and interns from the late 1990's to 2011. and late this evening, cbs said they are suspending him and pbs said it would halt distribution of "the charlie rose show." joining us now is the reporter who helped break this story for "the washington post," irin carmon. irin, thank you for joining us. what are these women alleging? >> judy, the eight women we spoke to describe a range of behaviors that va lot in common. in many cases the behaviors began with a happened on their leg, perhaps mid thigh, and in some cases i