we're in the forest.e had 64 porters. everything is being carried. everything is on top of their heads. everything is on foot. there is very little difference between what happens from those vehicles onwards to, you know, to what was happening 100 years ago or 150 years ago. even with our equipment being carried by porters, the walk in, straight up the side of the mountain to the centre of the forest is tough, as our cameraman quickly discovered. how is it, tony? yeah... pants. any regrets? quite a few, actually! where do you want to start? it looks like we're probably not going to get to the camp until after dark. that's just the first step towards getting into the middle of this forest. day turned into night, and after eight hours of walking, we and the scientists staggered into the first base camp on the edge of the forest. oh, my lord! i was dying, my love! i know. i said all the time to everyone that i was feeling sorry for you. laughter. just a day in and mount mabu was already showing her tough and

but not all forests are the same. many forests from brittany and france to the euro in russia are deciduous, huge patchwork that sprawl over millions of heck dares every branch and every leaf is a part of a vast eco system with complex connections and interdependencies. life in this forest is determined by the cycles of nature, all living creatures adapt to the seasons in their own way. especially the trees from horn beams to chestnut, copper beach, to birch. they all shed their leaves in the fall and become dormant. the ready to awaken to new life. in the spring the oak plays a special roll among the trees. it snarled trunks supports, broad bio diversity. thousands of species live here, interacting, reproducing, and even fighting. together they form a microcosm teeming with life the a world of its own. within the larger forest ecosystem. cabinetmaker hall mosey go che lives and works in jura on the border to switzerland, in harmony with nature. he tries to use forest resources respectfully and listen to the rhythm of

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he used to be a forest ranger. he protected the forest from those seeking to plunder its precious woods. but a few years ago, robert was fired. the game keep it has now become a po truck. he smuggles rosewood, i read and find the whole truth label left and then darlene and she came on gives me curious to meet the law from blah, blah, blah. zillow, not somebody. let me for 5 e mail now, but poaching is not without risk. the tree is in such high demand that it's close to extinction. for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed over is with looking ahead lies in 9 day journey where robot and the other smugglers will seek out. so and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests and, and then signing up the of the the, of the court. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and that therefore means what i like. you know, i don't intend them it carrying packs weighing as much as 50 kil

maria: unbelievable, why was it it allowed to clean up the brush in the forest before.tand, if you very, very dry shrubbery and it's all over the floor needs to be manicured why wasn't that been done? >> before we love our trees to get them reported environmental law in place that a bit abused and weaponize and are doing more harm for the forest which is something we will see after this reins, and mudslide in erosion, you're doing damage to air quality and water quality and damage to wildlife habitat. we have to per common sense back into the equation we have to use the science of how to manage forest and create the defensible zones and how to build communities because once these things start you get the embers flowing they can travel a mile and reignite another fire. a very tough situation to make these areas fireproof but we know things that you can do to get those authorities from the forest act which passed with a large bipartisan vote last congress in the house, my friend scott peters a democrat from san diego, he co-authored the bill with me when multiple democrat

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forest are third in the table, thanks in part to the rich goal—scoring form of forward chris wood. 0urfresh from one of the best goal—scoring years of his life, chris wood, 33 years old, is one of the premier league's top scorers. i always felt that i can score goals and always have potentially scored goals. over the last few weeks, i have said i am not a man that will beat one or two players, i rely on service, and if they can't supply me i can't score, so i owe a lot to them to supply me and then i have to do my business of trying to score. until recently, only cole palmer, mo salah and erling haaland had scored more goals this season than wood, but then again he always backed himself and forest to improve, this is what he told me in spain during pre—season last summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, we wanted to be higher up the league, but we wanted to make sure we took care of business to begin with, you can't start sloppy or on the back foot, you have to give yourself a good platform to build from and that is what we are focusing on so far, but we want to do bett

so far, forest's plan was working. how would liverpool respond?r... it's not a bad one. it's brought the goal! diogojota heading in the corner. what a substitution that was from slot! both players changing the game with their first touch. that is ridiculous. forest have one of the best defences in the league. it was now getting put to the test. the liverpool tide kept coming and mats sels found new ways to turn it back. 1—1 was a fitting finish. last season's relegation strugglers have now gone toe to toe with the league leaders. liverpool will be glad to see the back of them. this was a thrilling match. that draw moussa forest up to second in the table while, in the chase for the table while, in the chase for the champions league places, manchester city and chelsea both dropped points this evening. liverpool are six points clear at the top with a game in hand. it's hard to see forest overhauling them from here but, on this evidence, you could say there will be many more great nights to come at the city ground. time for a look at the weather. and

wild ponds and lagoons in parks and forest preserves provide excellent safe skating. now we have a look at some of the commercial activity upon which so much of chicago's lively new the union stockyards are the largest in the world and. the great amphitheater nearby is scene of the international livestock exposition, which has been such an influential factor in stimulating the breeding and scientific feeding of meat animals. the stocky, white based herds here may have come from a midwestern or from some western ranch. supply. the great chicago packing houses, transportation by modern freight trains on fast schedules is a factor of the greatest importance in this business. competition in the livestock shows accounts for the high quality of steers and pigs. chicago is also one of the world's greatest produce markets, drawing a very large merchandise. the irrigated lands of the southwest and from the pacific coast. here is now coming at last to claim their true in the worldwide scheme of things produce wines equal to the famous vintages of europe and table grapes, anthro

call it a forest nation. they spent a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things and they don't have any problem. it is a very small problem. >> jesse: after the election he called an emergency special session in california to trump proof the state. not fireproof it, trump proof it. whatever that means. where are the emergency escape routes that were supposed to have been built? people had to abandon their cars in the middle-of-the-road and run away from the flames because there is only one way in and one way out. why weren't the forest beds treated? why are we running out of water? joe biden has not helped at all. in october, the biden administration canceled crucial controlled burns in california. these are critical to forest management. canceled them. today biden happened to be in town because he was supposed to designate another national forest and decided that this was the right time to congratulate himself. >> jesse: so hundreds a grandfather and joe is a great-grandfather. i'm sure everyone wh

we never have forest fires because they maintain their forests.evert water up into the hills where you have the dead forests where forests are so brittle. they have tremendous water out there, they send it to the pacific because they're trying to protect a tiny fish which is in other areas by the way called the smelt. rachel: environmental progress founder michael shellenberger joins us now. michael, i feel like donald trump's been talking about the dangers and more importantly the solutions to california's wildfire problem more than gavin newsom. >> yeah, it's really great to be with you. i mean ex it's really incredible. it's a situation of complete incompetence. there is no reason that the firefighters ever should have run out of water. we're about to publish an exclusive story, we had a whistleblower come forward that told us that the major reservoirs, the second largest reservoirs the firefighters had access to next to the big fire in pacific palisades it was empty of water. it should never have been emptied of water. that's where the firefig

they spend a year on forest fires that wasn't his only warning back in 2018 during his first term with governor newsom standing beside him president trump urged the state of california to manage their forests and cut back the brush. common sense the science of force to take a look. >> you will get all of this cleaned out and protected take care of the floors of the forest very important elected other countries where they do it differently and it's a whole different story. i was with the president of finland who said we are a forest nation and they spend a lot of time on drinking and cleaning and doing those things and they don't have any problem. so i know everybody is looking at that sadly his warnings fell on deaf ears and the people of california are suffering but this was a disaster brewing for many decades. you can go to school and get a degree in forestry this isn't complicated science and deep blue california. one party has all the power there is no oversight or accountability. catering to radical environmentalists over people safety for decades. they can have limited control bu

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good luck, budget vendors existed intemperate forest at all to do similar to the dodge shooting . so but scientists have recorded them in areas higher than 4500 meters above sea level. so moment the and i ended up near to come to verify this range the so we are now in the last century, which is and 3500 meter or do so this is the, another us, we double happy that for respond us which is so by design forest this far is going to stall him, love trees, silver floor, and that over to the entries as read, find a preferred sort of in entries for roasting purposes. the interesting part is that we are next to the don golder, so the refund back i move easily from fine will i have to was done. and vice versa of the moment does what can be painstaking. what she can found on the helping hand from sticking forest department, god and local eco volunteers detract defined as the welcome time. any it is a task hello. fresh finish. tony on the pallets. okay. it's a student because up and it says well, on the cost the school will you fresh? i'm just basically my little numbers, $100.00 with the, wit

but obviously they will down the because deep on the forest is reinforced by drinking iron wescott made from the lease of the to create a shrub. on the bottom of the ios combine is potent cycle active through the it wasn't very peaceful and i meant to be that surrounded by the forest. would these be useful, johns, the full moon, like listenings dies. and i spent most of the nights feeling like i was in a and it was embedded within the nature around me. feeling very safe. with the safety moves there, came a feeling of connection and the feeling of responsibility. it felt like a 2 way relationship. and today i feel that to, i'm looking at that the trees around me, the leaves hear the sounds of the buds i feeling like i'm grounded within the rest of nature. the destiny because deep connection with nature. because in spite them to spread the message about the critical importance of protecting it, i'm traveling down the ammonia river with thank you to visit to project 2 sizes and 5 to start up to seeing a vision in an i was concerned many. he was moved to take dash and then cause wisdom. bey

and they took to the regions mountain forests. but the numbers of plummeting due to deforestation. pushing into climate change and what's going on. so legal to and i wasn't going to find the tyler the login. i think they did a voice. i'm bid. so there's this negative. now, an indian breeding conservation program is fighting to not only protect the species but that habitat. it's not just the contribution reading that is important. one of the most important things to console the species is to maintain that habitat on east reveals the bottle to save. india's endangered, red ponders the red sandals are almost impossible to study. they found in try 2 spots of the eastern humanity is in india. they find me in my boots on in china. that's why my do i need to document their lives begins and then into the shadow of the mind, the conscience and come out. as i walk through this wind, she leaves. i need eyes for the 1st time on the endangered firefox. i spotted it's amazing, a brighter edge. and a bushy evening deal. a little bigger than a ho

dance from adverse factors consisting of the fox that of the forest. also provides ideals, humidity. yeah. so the be, see that there was enough food for these answers to the such, and i think it's issue. that's why this rise here who was present resistant, put a show on a weed disturbing them by being so close motion, but not really even if we're stepping on a little bit. okay, well that's certainly a good sign. so what would happen if we took a cross section of the until see what we see inside of this? i mean, we would see chambers of some filled with and others with lar, buying eggs. their quarters between these galleries as they're called are easy to the daughter, the flow of actually what we see from the outside is not the whole and how long would it in and they can be 1.5 meters high and yet and also goes beep is 1.5 or 2 meters underground boards in missouri. so how long would it take for the ends to build and until of the size of it a few years really the yes, really, there's the 13 votes, a lengthy process, and it's not like all the answers. ju

over the last 24 hours, the united states forest service, working with state and local responders, has suppressed over 50 fire starts. the fire in the hollywood hills has been contained by brave firefighters risking their lives. right now, three major fires are still burning in the pacific palisades, pasadena, and in sonoma. i want to be clear, what i know from talking with the governor that there are concerns out there that there has also been a water shortage. the fact is, the utilities understandably shut off power because they were worried the lines that carried energy are going to be blown down and spark additional fires. but the calfire, when he did that, it cut off the ability to generate pumping the water. that's what caused the lack of water, and so calfire is bringing in generators to get these pumps up and working again so that there is no longer a shortage of water coming out of these hydrants. also i'm surging all federal resources possible to southern california, including 400 additional federal firefighters, over 30 firefighting helicopters and planes federally supplied.

wolves are taken apart by nottingham forest in the premier league with forest hunting the chasing pack over his covid related deportation, from the australian open with the first major of the year starting this weekend. and there are shocks aplenty as we find out who made the cut for the 2025 premier league darts season. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and things are going from good, to even better seemingly at the moment for nottingham forest. they've won six games in a row now after a superb 3—0 victory

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in the middle of the forest.but it cost six times more. >> it does cost six times more and we are doing more things to your leadership funding. pres. biden: but in some cases it is necessary. >> and we need the funding and support to do that as quickly as we can. pres. biden: i think we are moving in the right direction. this is really, really, really difficult for families to have to deal with. i have a family member that lives out there. the area i lives in, i won't give the detail, i think there is something like 240 homes burnt to the ground all -- but for 14 or 15. everyone has to evacuate. they want to know when they will come back and will they ever find the picture of their family or jewelry from their mother. there is so much anxiety. i think we have been through this once before in hawaii where the fires occurred and we are trying to build back up the communities to get things running but it is really, really hard. i'm going to make an appeal right now to the u.s. congress who has to step up when we ask

the forest service and unified command with l.a. county as well as governors and locals, city agencies. we aren't look at eating, hurst, lydia. if you look at that area there that the northernmost part of that area where the fires are taking place be the palisades of fire which is in control of. and then we have a new start that just started last night. it also has potential to expand quite significantly just based on the location it is at. when she note second to none. in terms of how the system work and how it really work to workeo activate federal firefighting community. and how it is activated and engaged. every year we prepare for the santa ana winds. it's just that what is happening now is happening sooner. it's happening at a time now or we are usually in our lowest point in a fire ear for the fact these buyers are taking place now it's out there things going on in our climate that's creating truly around fire situations. it is something we all need to be mindful of. this is a good indication of that. to give you an example o

diogojota denied nottingham forest a win over liverpool that would have reduced their lead at the toput forest ahead afterjust eight minutes, his 13th of an incredible season before the portuguese levelled in the second half — 1—1 it finished at the city ground with liverpool remaining six points clear at the top with a game in hand. they maybe deserved not to concede the second or third goal they threw and they fight with everything they got. fans helping them a lot, they were really

wolves are taken apart by nottingham forest in the premier league with forest hunting the chasing pack at the top. djokovic says he still holds the trauma over his covid related deportation, from the australian open with the first major of the year starting this weekend. and there are shocks aplenty as we find out who made the cut for the 2025 premier league darts season. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and things are going from good, to even better seemingly at the moment for nottingham forest. they've won six games in a row now after a superb 3—0 victory at wolves on monday night. they're very much one of the form teams in the premier league with this latest win, pulling them level with second placed arsenal, with fans daring to dream of a champions league finish. morgan gibbs—white scoring against his former club and a happy return for ex—wolves manager nuno espirito sa nto. we are playing good, i think we were organised and we had the luck of scoring really early. that was — that settles down in the game but was reacted well and matz sels was very good for us today

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so why the so many until so in this forest i can see one just as well . can we have a close to low to the yes. yeah, sure. how close can we get as close as you want for? okay, well you go 1st then so why the so many and as far as well so special for the the environment here is great for and seals for the 3rd trees in the forest, protect them from adverse factors consisting of little 3 yards with fox, the forest also provides ideals, humidity. yeah. so the be, see that there is no food for these answers to the section. i think it's a issue. that's why this rise here who was present resistant, put a show on a weed, disturbing them by being so close was not really even if we're stepping on a little bit. okay, well that's certainly a good sign. so what would happen if we took a cross section of the, until sophia, what we see inside the list of, i mean, we would see chambers and some filled with and others with lar, via, and eggs. their quarters between these galleries as they're called are usually a pretty daughter know of actually what we see from the outsid

then half an hour later, league leaders liverpool take on nottingham forest. tennis continues, and there's been a big shock in the men's singles as brazilian qualifier and rising starjoao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—io player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet lorenzo sonego in the second round. in the women's draw, jasmine paolini and elena rybakina wasted little time in racing through to the second round. italian fourth seed, paolini, comfortably beat 21 year old chinese player wei sijia 6—0, 6—4, while former finalist rybakina was ruthless against 16—year—old australian wild card emersonjones, winning6—16—i injust 53 minutes. england's cricketers wasted a golden opportunity city travel to brentford and chelsea welcome bournemouth to stamford bridge. then half an hour later, league leaders liverpool take on nottingham forest. the australian open tennis continues, and there's been a big shock in the men's singles as brazilian qualifier and risin

>> well, so they belong to different forests.re employed by the angeles national forest or the san bernardino or the cleveland. however, we have really robust sharing, not just among firefighters in california, but also from out of state. so we have firefighters as of yesterday from at least seven different states helping us. many of those are forest service firefighters from across the nation. so we allocate basically with the kind of need that we have. so for example, we have a huge number of firefighters from northern california helping as well as those firefighters from out of state. >> all right. we could talk for a long time, but we'll have to leave it here. i wish everyone working with u.s. forest service, you know, safety and what they're doing on the ground. thank you for your time, adrian freeman. >> thank you. thanks. 806 now, thousands of firefighters come together to help in the fight against the southern california fires. others are stepping up and pitching in. communities around the country are participating in fun

thus, allowing massive communities to be built in forests is always dangerous. when i was born, california's population numbered about 10 million people. today it has quadrupled to 42 1/2 million people and los angeles county's dense population alone now numbers over 10 million people, larger than 80% of the states in our union. california's population is projected to reach 60 million people by 2050 and that is six times its population in 1950. freshwater is running out. challenges to life on a changing continent and world are daunting, and we must all ask tough questions about how to build and rebuild places that are livable and survivable. it will take years to salvage the los angeles neighborhoods and some will never be rebuilt. meanwhile, other regions across our nation can welcome fire refugees. the growing freshwater fights between communities and states that attend to life in the west are hastening. more people are demanding more freshwater, when that is a physical impossibility as aquifers run dry. there's only so much freshwater. if one looks at places

miles de personas son evacuadas por un incendio forestal al sur de california.er una ♪ presentadora: lo bomberos se enfrentan un incendio. 30,000 personas abandonaron sus hogares para protegerse de este incendio. >> nos encontramos en una especie de cruce. tambiÉn en la ciudad de santa mÓnica hay amenaza de incendio y Órdenes de va naciÓn. son 10:00 de la maÑana con 30 minutos. consume al querÉs y a querÉs. es una situaciÓn muy compleja dando rondines. tambiÉn nos hemos encontrado y hemos estado negados por algÚn tema de salud. lo que hace complejo el enfrentar este incendio son mas fuertes rÁfagas de viento hasta el miÉrcoles podrÍan ceder. vuelo con ustedes. >> es el momento para ir con nayarit. nayarit: al sur de california aviso por viento fuerte. las condiciones siguen propicias hacia el sur de california. en el norte de california advertencia por viento y rÁfagas de 30 millas por hora. tenemos bastante humedad en la regiÓn. las mÁximas en santa rosa con un rÉcord de 70. las temperaturas se van a mantener en los 60 grados para santa rosa. en morgan hill ten

what i'm showing you here is what a managed forest looks like here and an unmanaged forest looks like here. in my district in northern california and much of the wes, forests burn millions of acres year after year such as a million eric fire my district a couple years ago, 600,000 acre, on and on it goes because the lands are not managed. not allowed to be managed by environmental lawsuits. the governor of california has promised after six years of office when he came to my district in paradise to do more. so he said, we have done all this acreage. we have done all this work, which overstated by five times. here we have now the situation in southern california where this brush is catching on fire and in the high winds it's just a tinderbox that flows into the neighborhoods and burns down pacific palisades and all the others affected like that. they have suspended their brush program there. so gavin newsome can't point to say we have done this great stuff here and blame everybody else like he does waving his arms around. instead they have not done the work and put people in danger as w

i mean, what forest couldn't be managed better? have you been to a forest lately? chaos!t's chaos! there's dirt and leaves all over the place! and what is that, bear shit? i want to see the manager! okay, so we get the money if we have better forest management. everybody then gets food and clothes. what else? >> they've not done the necessary work to make sure there's fresh water flowing into key areas. >> jon: oh, water. yeah, no question. water for the fire! i am going to get that message to the firefighters tout suite. water is so important. water is a terrific fire r -- i don't even want to say the r-word. but i always say, "what ya got, mister, a fire? nothing like water!" water works on all kinds of fire, except for one kind of fire. but i don't know which one that is. but odds are with you. but point taken! forest management, and get some water up here, and your children may have blankets! these are all great pointers on how to mitigate fires that i'm sure california has absolutely been trying. water and forest management. maybe not good enough but they have it. th

quÉbec had all those terrible forest fires.t was last year or the year before, summer before. quÉbec had all those terrible forest fires. that's probably one of the aircraft that was fighting forest fires. now aimed at tamping down the flames there in pacific palisades. a thing of beauty to watch. it's helping folks out. president biden set to give an update this afternoon on the white house response to the wildfires. where some critics say he should be doing more. >> sandra: california governor gavin newsom in a war of words. molly hemingway coming up. issue for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. calling off a trip to italy to folk it us on the apocalyptic wildfires ravaging florida right now. more live images coming in of a plane arriving. i don't know if there's multiple arriving. it could be. this is another one or the same one. that we just had

forest service chief randy moore, who's out in los angeles. chief moore, over to you. >> thank you, mr. president madam vice president, the , situation remains very dynamic with immediate threats to life and safety. one important thing to name is that unlike what we normally would think of as wildland fires where they're often on the landscape for weeks, these incidents are urban conflagrations whereas once the winds are over and if containment continues to increase, we would expect these incidents to move rapidly from fire suppression to recovery. in terms of the weather, we're expecting a period of elevated to critical fire risks through wednesday as the vice president indicated, and we're expected to have red flag warnings in effect for strong gusts of winds, low humidity, and very dry vegetation for much of los angeles, ventura, and neighboring counties. we're also expecting to have moderate santa ana winds which begins today, later today through wednesday, and as the vice president had indicated, we're looking at frequent winds of about 2

trump argued back then the state needed to clean up its forests. some said he was right. others pointed out that almost 60% of california forest land is managed by federal government sources in any event, the political wrangling continues now in 2025. incoming vice president jd vance and other republicans criticized democratic leadership for the destruction. there is a serious lack of competent governance in california. >> i think it's part of the reason why these fires have gotten so bad policies of the liberal administration out there, i believe have made these fires worse. i suspect that there will be strings attached to money that is ultimately approved. california democratic congresswoman judy chu says the blame game must stop. >> these wildfires don't have any political affiliation. they don't belong to any political party. president biden briefed again tonight just a little while ago on the progress in fighting the fires. he is again promising a lot of federal support. he says recovery will require tens of billions of dollars grant and vicki. after newton live for

for the environment we're going to cut down a whole forest. maybe not, hey, maybe we should keep the trees and lose, like, these solar panels, we can put them somewhere else? i guess that -- charlie: [inaudible] guy: cutting down trees for environmental justice? what a? rachel:s this is what has happened to this party. the environmental movement was supposedly a left, you know, progressive movement. charlie: supposedly. rachel: they're smoking with save the whales, save the trees. they don't care about the whales or the trees. what they care about is the grift. i guarantee democrat donors are making a lot of money -- the. guy: there's money here. rachel: i talked the mark mark moran mow if earlier. he talked about this ability that donald trump has with this mandate to basically shut down a lot of these climate policies that are destroying our country. listen. >> there's no such thing as climate action or fighting climate change. even the department of transportation and obama's department they had studies looking at how fate aal car crashes w

fires because they maintain their forest you could revert order up into the hills with the dead forest brittle. anita: californians are starting to wake up to fail far left policies including celebrities sarah foster took to ask writing our reservoirs were emptied by our governor because tribal leaders wanted to say fish but thank god drug addicts are getting the drug kids reality tv star khloe kardashian followed her lead calling karen bass a joke for her handling of the fires check out this exchange between candace canyon and maria bartiromo on "sunday morning futures". >> as a conservative actress and liberal hollywood you dealt with a lot of people who voted for gavin newsom's agenda do you think that changes do you think people will vote differently in california. >> i'm praying that it does. anita: we will see about that if it changes the vote in california it's overwhelmingly democratic state but we will s see, by 3:00 a.m. wednesday all three reservoirs the storage tank that serve the palisades area they have 1 million gallons each of water and those three takes they ran dry by