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

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

untouched forests. a major concern by diversity fees losing the infrared, simple deforestation in the nation is the, the main reason the for ongoing worldwide lo, diversity laws. the forestry industry can also benefit from studying these pristine forests. for example, by understanding how natural structures make forest small, resilient to climate change requirement to increase quite fast. the loss of the costs and the nature of the co systems are equal assistance from which we can, we can learn. yes, right. so he misses it in for his mother's mind. a mix of tree ages, a diversity of species under which eco system all contribute to apply maple forest . the ability to adapt to change. we can say that primary for us are something like a lumber authority for us. and for a liberal 3 for science, for scientists to work in romania is primeval forest is tough, but rewarding. the research conducted by re unemployed. and i take that in 2nd, that teams help us put pressure on the romanian government. in 2020, they

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and about a 1000000 people leaving the forest right now they and local foresters are just left to fight fires as they occur volt, volt officials that the ministry of agriculture hope the i fire protection system can provide more protection in the future, especially as the forest are of major importance to tanisha. however, this, when you know how to use the forest as a real, a asset for us to do both nationally and economically, but also socially and environmental terms. so this is with a 1000000 people living in this eco system. it's our responsibility to guarantee them a safe place to live with the fraud home, little flags for that. and if i still have the data from the cameras is analyzed at the startups office in missouri to the company is also working on the next step. a system to quickly inform foresters of any fires or by the and filled with those. and we're currently in the process of developing a mobile app to simplify the work of the foresters at our head office. we'll put the latest information directly into the app, which the foresters can then access either on their compute

forest service and leadership of the chippewa national forest. the house of representatives passed this bill unanimously last september but the senate unfortunately -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. stauber: the house of representatives passed this bill unanimously last september but the senate unfortunately never took it up. it's my hope that after this house passes the bill today, the senate will quickly take it up and send this good piece of legislation to president trump for his signature. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this legislation. madam speaker, i yield back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time, i'm prepared to close and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: i once again applaud congressman stauber for his work on this legislation, i hope

forest service programs. devastating fires are not just a problem in our forests. the l.a. fires make it clear that we have to focus on and prepare for fires in cities and towns all over the country. i was optimistic that this bill might improve with several amendments that democrats filed to address some of the actual and most pressing needs. first and foremost, that includes ensuring fair wages for federal wildland firefighters. something this bill woefully lax. in another disappointing turn, i understand this bill will be considered under a closed rule with zero opportunity to consider or vote on any amendments under the eyes of the majority. the bill is already perfect and will completely fix our forests when it is far from that. this is a real missed opportunity. we can do so much more to me this moment. and i will keep working to ensure those priorities are addressed in this congress. i yield back. chair foxx: thank, mr. huffman -- thank you very much, mr. huffman. we are not imposing any kind of timeframe in the rules committee at this time. i will note that you spok

so when you look at the picture here, a managed forest is a better forest, it's better for the forest health itself. it's better for the wildlife in it. it's much easier to control fire and put fire out the way fire behaves. when you see this managed forest here on the far side of this poster, you see it's thinned and this is how forests used to look. 120 years ago. we've let them fill in too much because we've had the stats of putting out all fires or at least we did for a while, and so the forests became built up like this. they're very dense. it's hard for the wildlife to even get through there. let alone the old standard was could a cowboy ride a horse through there like when first explorers came to the west. you can't now. this is a tinder box. trees compete for very limited water supply. especially in a drought period. when they have to compete for limited water, it kind of harms the tree. the tree struggles. and hen it becomes -- and then it becomes weak, it becomes susceptible to insects that are just waiting to take advantage and they know a weak tree. a tree's self-defense m

the proven forest management act. that measure is now included in this legislation and its enactment is longover due. this should not be a partisan issue. the choice is between policies that are proven to work and policies that are proven to fail. let us return to the policies that work before we run out of forests to burn down. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. it's always refreshing to hear my colleagues across the aisle who typically deny climate science forcefully suddenly get interested in things like co-2 emotions and they have discovered correctly that forest fires cause co-2 to go into the atmosphere. i guess that's progress. i hope now they'll begin to listen to the overwhelming majority of climate scientists who are saying the fossil fuel energy bonanza of theirs is the primary driver of catastrophic climate change. it's the reason we have record breaking disasters one after another, because of this fossil fuel bo

the fix our forests act lets the forest service do its job, restore forest health, increase wildfire resiliency, and protect communities like those in colorado's third district. i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this legislation and i ask my colleagues to vote yes on the rule and on final passage. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado yields back. the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i mean, mr. speaker, will anybody on that side come down and defend these pardons? which are indefensible? i mean, in any event. mr. speaker, i'm going to urge that we defeat the previous question and i will offer an amendment to the rule to make in order amendment number 1, to provide a permanent pay fix for federal wildland firefighters. we tried to get this made in order in the rules committee, but the republicans said no. to better benefits and a pay raise for the people who are fighting these fires. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment into the record along with any e

for theft related crimes and the forest act focused on wild fires and forest management. after the debate they issued rule on the legislation and the upcoming week, this is two and a half hours california. also on the agenda, legislation to detain migrants charged with theft related crimes. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. >> good afternoon. the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess at any time. the rules committee is convening to consider two important pieces of legislation. hr471, the fix our forest act, 25, riley act. it is bipartisan legislation that addresses restoring forest tough, bolstering resiliency to devastating wildfires, and protecting at-risk communities. when the house considered the bill months back in the 118th congress, many bipartisan members -- ideas were incorporated in that same bipartisan nature is still present today. i believe we have all seen the devastation caused by the wildfires in california, as of late. the footage that has been broadcasted on tv and reflected within media

and the fix our forest act has provisions where we create defensible zones between the forests and the neighborhoods. host: congressman, i want to ask you about that bill, but going back to the wildfires, the mayor of los angeles and governor of california have come under criticism to their response. do you think that is appropriate? guest: there will always be criticism when you have disasters like this. some is appropriate and some is probably not. when you look at the type of fire that they had. it started in the canyon and there are things that could have been done to mitigate the situation so the fires did not get as bad. but once they got into the neighborhoods, and we think of it as a wildfire but it is more of a multiple house fires and they are trying to fight it with conventional firefighting equipment. and they simply did not have enough water equipment or people. and where does that blame fall? it has to come back on public officials because it is there job to provide pub -- fire protection services and make sure that the systems are up to speed and can handle whatever come

if not managed the forest as are spoken but forest debris pile up near homes and at risk areas. all of this was a known. they assume the risk because they transfer the radical political agenda and now people are paying hefty price for that. that needs to be taken into account going forward but the bipartisan fix our forests act will do what the governor of california would not do. and that is restore the health of our forest and make communities more resilient to wildfires. this is a return to common sense and that's the thing trump will be echoing over and over and we will as well. speaking of that, a matter of common sense and a matter of just basic human dignity morality and ethics will be voting at the end of this week on the board of survivors protection act. here's a question, don't let anybody distract you from what the question is. if a child is born alive during an attempted abortion and is crying and struggling to breathe on the operating table, should the doctor tried to keep that child alive, or should the doctor deny that crying newborn child medical care? and let t

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we applied it broader fix our forest act.e making with a lot of give and take and a lot of listening. and i think we have got a great product that the senate should take up and pass as soon as possible. >> bret: i'm sure they appreciate your forest industry expertise in this endeavor. thank you, both, for being on common ground. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bret: you can see all the "common ground" segments on my podcast common ground and find that in the all-star panel podcast at bret baier podcast at fox news podcasts.com or spotify or wherever you download podcast or also see the discussion on the fox news youtube page. >> bret: coming up the man accused of killing four university of idaho students tries to get nay evidence against him thrown out. but, first, president trump is seeing red in the nation's space program. ♪ with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on you

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the munoz rain forest is shed by 3 countries, indonesia, malaysia, and renee. it's home to hundreds of and demick plants and animals are rich and unique habitat that is slowly dying. it's abundant resources over exploited. it's right woods decimal. today, less than half the trees remain. yet the procession of trucks never ends. the forest tries to so that progress as best as it can, but here would means money load of trucks stop at nothing to get that call, go to ports and big cities, 7 days a week. each journey is proved with challenges for drivers, overcoming them from a salary of about $550.00 a month. the eustace has now been carrying this house on the back of his truck for 7 hours. he's tired remains focused upon arrival. they have to negotiate a difficult i'm loading with no crane to help you sit on the little business. rely on that. the this in fact went under the bulldozer acts as an unloading the the house's journey. it's still not the it's headed for the river by with a men we live in the depths of the jungle for 11 months. the the the as the locust p

he used to be a forest ranger. he protected the forest from the c team to plunder it's precious woods. but a few years ago, robot was fired. the game keeper has now become a po truck. he smuggles rosewood, i read and found the whole truth label if $9.00 should come on, gives me curious to meet the law from blah, blah, blah, for zillow. not somebody, let me for 5 any my numbers, 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 or ruth would looking ahead. eliza 9 de 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 the signing of the, of the global of the good. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and then the can therefore mean which a lot of like, you know, the man carrying packs wing as much as 50 kilos and best

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whatever you listen to pod costs the we're heading to a primeval forest. but it's not a tropical jungle or the amazon rain forest. we're in europe. a continent once blanketed in primeval forest, 6000 years ago about 80 percent of it was covered and treat most of as far as their guns. but a few primary force remains and they're a paradise for ecologists and other scientists. all listen more about trees and forest on this edition of the w science show. welcome to tomorrow. today.

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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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raised those forest. they have raised those forests and protected them. how can we expect them to leave their forest? what it was a lot of things if so what the lab. thank you for. like you said the front page of the big data. i knew they didn't give or take the hijacked the dns. you will be coming from the by c b. now you will give you time like that because the phone is not going through the app that i do, conscious that i don't own anything from it. in fact, instead of making money, you have to spend money, be it for video, show the audio recording. so for the sake of financial security, i had to take up another job. but that is not the money, not using it. it doesn't even reach as many people, but the people we don't each data respect, it doesn't expect somebody has to work for, for example, for job to support the music. which eastern shoes license for the music they meet with new generation. that's all. so today is episode, as we saw it as a small steps in the right direction, that make a big differe

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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

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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

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westerman's fix our forest act. it would go a long ways to making our forests look like this. why wouldn't we be doing this? what's happening now is certain folks are filing lawsuits to stop us from going into the woods and cleaning them up so that they are not destroyed by wildfire. we could do the same thing in places like southern california by working on water delivery systems, and by working on storing more water and having better abilities to put out fires once they start. even though this was a -- i hope a rare event with these cataclysmic driven winds, this will happen again. it has happened in oregon over and over. it's happened in northern california over and over. it's time for us to do something about it. the people listening today can do something about it. they can get on the phone and call. call their congressman, with women, say we need your help. i'm going to yield back, but i want to thank again congressman lamalfa for taking the time today to bring this issue to the attention of the american people. i think it's incumbent upon the american people to step up,

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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

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