not leaving a drop for the environment. men can say, gabriella says that while it was public policy that led to the loss of a flowing river, it can also be public policy that brings it back to life in this place, like when i could. and there were this project started as his dream and 20 years later it's happening. so i can imagine a flowing river, i can imagine healthier ecosystems. and i can imagine the river meeting with the ocean once again from may to october of this year. more than 43000000000 cubic meters of water will flow into the colorado delta, ensuring at least for now, the continued health of this natural environment. manuel did up a low al jazeera, the colorado river delta time for sport than his hello. thank you very much, adrian. off her president jenny infant tina says he can only achieve his ambitions for football development to it. more regular wold cups from arsenal manager. awesome venga and leading women's co to chill it is, are leading the review into the way football is organized. hosting the mans will cut every 2 years. instead of every 4 is one option that being

not leaving a drop for the environment bank and say, gabriella says that while it was public policy that led to the loss of a flowing river, it can also be public policy that brings it back to life in this place. like when i could enter this project, started as his dream and 20 years later it's happening. so i can imagine a flowing river. i can't imagine healthier ecosystems. and i can imagine the river meeting with the ocean once again from may to october of this year. more than 43000000000 cubic meters of water will flow into the colorado delta, ensuring at least for now, the continued health of this natural environment. manuel did up a low al jazeera, the colorado river delta. for 165 years indigenous people in canada with the victims of abuse and the systematic destruction of their culture through a church run residential school system. it is forced years of reckoning for the canadian governments while last week. catholic church apologize on a national day of truth and reconciliation has been observed for the 1st time under chappelle reports. ah, dionte cook says she's alive today be

. - gabriella gomez-mont is the director and cofounder of laboratorio para la ciudad, the laboratoryr the city. mexico city's official creative and experimental think tank. and trust me. she isn't afraid of facing urban challenges head-on. her staff of 20 is very diverse. half of them come from disciplines you'd expect: geographers, data analysts, social scientists. the other half, however, comes from the creative world. they're writers, filmmakers, artists. and to them, creativity is a powerful tool. if you ask me what the laboratory specializes in, because we've got a wide agenda, from mobility to experimenting democracy, i think we specialize in the gaps, like what are the conversations that are not being had, the things that are not being said, the people that are not included in the conversations, the disciplines, the framings, the points of view that have not necessarily been part of policy-making and city-making from within the government. one of the things that i find really intriguing about mexico city, not only for ourselves but actually for the rest of the world, is that w

he went gabriella gonzalez, a scientist with the. so nora institute says, since conservation efforts began, hundreds of acres of forest and wetlands have been restored. it's a long process, and that for the last 10 years we have an registered at change from 50 bread species and the belt that in 10 years after we have more than 360 birds species along the river from the river. all the way to the estuary where the rubber meets the sea. and here specifically, like when i get on that we have registered more than a 162 bird species. there's also footage now suggesting wild cats including links is or thriving along with other endangered species like beavers, which had all but disappeared when water levels were critical. the viability of this renewed habitat, however, ultimately depends on a commitment from us and mexican partners to meet the demand for water. environmentalists admit that they're simply not enough water for the colorado river to flow freely all the way to the sea. but restoration projects like planting trees and maintaining

gabriella: that's right.n a lot of our conversations with investors, china keeps coming up time and time again as really an area of growth in portfolios. i think it is much more about a conversation about chinese markets more so than china's economy going forward. i see the new china being one that stresses the quality over the quantity of growth, that also prioritizes other objectives in addition to growth alone, such as reducing inequality in energy transition, the development of capital markets, and also a china that has new areas of this us -- of emphasis. this year has been all about pressure in new china, but there are also areas of emphasis like domestic consumption, technological infrastructure, and the energy transition. our investors still believe china is investable, and they are looking at this point in time as an opportunity to build that allocation to china over time. tom: is there some capitalism, at least their experiment, is it endogenous to china, or does it wind out over the pacific rim and

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if gabriella aren't put in place around the social media, journalists will continue doing our jobs. but they're always repercussions if you do a story. someone doesn't like an explosion inside a sheer mosque in northern afghanistan has killed at least 30 people and wounded 100 others. it happened in the strategic city of condos close to the border with tucker cust. on it comes just 5 days after an explosion or a mosque in comp will kill 13 people. a group affiliated with iso claim responsibility. all power has more the taliban along with i had said that the taliban forces lead unit is that the ceiling of the whole area and try to figure out the circumstances of the glass. what happened? exactly, and who was behind this, but this is something which is definitely going to put further raise all the taliban because they came to i've got a sense think that our biggest asset us is providing security that is now being challenged by many groups operating in the country the un human rights council has agreed to appoint to new special repertoire for afghanistan. they'll be responsible for mon

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this particular great, what sort strong they did, wrote hundreds of miles the read the provincial gabriella right up. the former u. s. special envoy for haiti has described the deteriorating security situation in puerto prince daniel foot to his briefing, the house foreign affairs committee. after he resigned from his position in september, over the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border, thousands were deported without being given char a chance to claim asylum. a decision he called in humane and counterproductive. the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to abdul was that governor attends an inborn novelist who writes about colonialism and the fate of refugees. is novels including paradise and desertion focused on different periods in the independence of african nations. the 1st time a black african author has won the prize in 2 decades. the nobel committee held what it called his compassionate writing. on the face of the refugee, pfizer has submitted a request to the us drug regulator to approve its vaccine for younger children. trials for 5 to 11 year olds began in j

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gabriella romero, and of course, my partner in crime tracy brown gallardo. [ applause ] there's also dr. davis of the human rights commission. masut orikami. the 30+ community based organizations. d.p.h. and covid command center who at times wanted to ring my neck and still do occasionally. the l.t.f. funders, the mission locals, the 13 latino task force committees, their members and their chairs and the youth for making the latino taskforce multigenerational. i love when the youth call me 'auntie' it just warms my heart. it's my pride and joy to always introduce the youth that work for the l.t.f. and of course, my mayor, mayor london breed. i have said it a million times. she was born and raised here. she grew up like many of us. she is us. may i share with you the medicine of the latino task force success. what we share in all of our services. we cannot be arrogant because we have a skill or access to resources. rather, we serve with humility because the community has given us permission to serve them. they trust us. they allow themselves to be vulnerable with us. and that is what

months in 240,000 signatures later the petitions to recall board of education members alison collins, gabriella special election will be held on february 15th 2022. it's kind of the one bright shining ray of hope in a school in a school district that's been struggling through corporate crisis. prices over the last year frank laura is the executive vice president of united educators of san francisco the union that used to represent lopez collins in la liga when they were teachers. he says the recall is anti-democratic it continues for us to distract from the very real need in education right now, which is dealing with massive, you know resignations and lack of pay students really needing social emotional support but in 20 years if usd teacher who doesn't want to be identified for fear of school board retribution is now upset with the union because he never received a survey about teacher's thoughts on the recall and school board utter and complete chaos. i didn't even receive my air purifier in the classroom until two months after school started so many teachers and administrators who are defini

months in 240,000 signatures later the petitions to recall board of education members alison collins, gabriellaopez and falgo. maliga are certified the special election will be held on february 15th 2022. it's kind of the one bright shining ray of hope in a school in a school district that's been struggling through corporate crisis. prices over the last year frank laura is the executive vice president of united educators of san francisco the union that used to represent lopez collins in la liga when they were teachers. he says the recall is anti-democratic it continues for us to distract from the very real need in education right now, which is dealing with massive, you know resignations and lack of pay students really needing social emotional support but 2if usd teacher who doesn't want to be identified for fear of school board retribution is now upset with the union because he never received a survey about teacher's thoughts on the recall and school board utter and complete chaos. i didn't even receive my air purifier in the classroom until two months after school started so many teachers and

james milner escaped a 2nd yellow cart for thus tackle. gabriella had no doubts, herbert challenged as of more than just the free cake. he did do his mom. he didn't do it till then the stand the pressure for every one. 0, the had a brush. are there ever has the pressure the play had to push? so in the vision has to be made in one second. you know that, but this too much, you know, their actions a, i don't know. it's maybe yes, maybe no. that is wireless leon. 7 times super bowl when it's on brady has added another eco to ease, already impressive, tally the tampa bay. buccaneers quarterback has become the nfl all time leader in korea. passing yards, the 44 year old overtook the previous mark held by drew breeds against these formatting, the new england patriots. and to sweeten the occasion. ready also led the buccaneers to a 1917 when as he returned to new england for the 1st time since leaving last year, he had spent 20 seasons with the patriots. and the surprise, i just, i try not to predict what was going to happen in hard feel and had a few emotional moments as we just thinking abou

richard, staged his first hunger strike 2 years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriella do need the british to move. the bbc has learned that 18 months after the government announced a £1 billion scheme, to help tower block owners remove flammable cladding from their homes, funds so far have been allocated to less than a third of nearly 700 applications processed so far. the building safety fund, was one of the schemes set up in the wake of the grenfell tower tragedy, covering cladding of wood and other flammable laminates. but as sarah corker reports, in the few buildings where remedial work has begun, there are fresh problems. imagine having to live inside this — your home wrapped in plastic sheeting for months on end, windows that barely open, no way to see out. here you are, sarah, middle of the day, no natural light. jim lives on the first floor at islington gates, here in birmingham city centre. and this is the limited air we can get into the flat. this is the view for the next year that you�*ve got? yeah, 12 months of being depressed. there is relief that the comb

staged his first hunger strike two years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriellaattempt to hack its computer systems has caused problems with its website and app. shoppers have been unable to book deliveries, or amend existing orders for more than 24 hours. tesco says it's working hard to restore services. a collection of artworks by picasso has been auctioned off by a hotel in las vegas where they've been displayed for the past twenty years. until now, they were the centrepiece of the picasso restaurant at the hotel on the las vegas strip. but the hotel's owner, mgm, decided to sell off the works. catherine karelli reports. it was the smallest piece in the sale, but the star of the show. this 1938 portrait of picasso's muse and lover fetched more than $40 million. this was one of the other highlights of the auction, a 1969 painting, one of the artist's later works. it is part of a wider move by mgm resorts to make its global collection more diverse and inclusive. the auction of picasso's work was hosted by sotheby�*s and held at the bellagio hotel in las vegas. i

gabriella romero, and of course, my partner in crime tracy brown gallardo. [ applause ] there's alsof the human rights commission. masut orikami. the 30+ community based organizations. d.p.h. and covid command center who at times wanted to ring my neck and still do occasionally. the l.t.f. funders, the mission locals, the 13 latino task force committees, their members and their chairs and the youth for making the latino taskforce multigenerational. i love when the youth call me 'auntie' it just warms my heart. it's my pride and joy to always introduce the youth that work for the l.t.f. and of course, my mayor, mayor london breed. i have said it a million times. she was born and raised here. she grew up like many of us. she is us. may i share with you the medicine of the latino task force success. what we share in all of our services. we cannot be arrogant because we have a skill or access to resources. rather, we serve with humility because the community has given us permission to serve them. they trust us. they allow themselves to be vulnerable with us. and that is what my community

richard, staged his first hunger strike 2 years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriellat the attention of the british government. also in the end we need the british government to move. chart—topping musician ed sheeran says he has tested positive for covid—19 less than a week before the release of his new album. 0n on his instagram page the singer says he will continue to give into two interviews while he isolates. last week he performed in london hosted by the duke and duchess of cambridge. tesco supermarket says problems with its website and app over the last 24 hours have been caused by an attempt to hack its system. shoppers have been unable to book deliveries or amend existing orders. although in the past few minutes it appears the app is now working again for some people. let�*s speak to chris hodgson, a tesco customer in stoke—on—trent. thank you forjoining us this evening. what happened to you? like a lot of evening. what happened to you? l age: a lot of people i evening. what happened to you? l «19 a lot of people i book evening. what happened to you? l «9 a lo

staged his first hunger strike two years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriella evidence to mps tomorrow on government plans for social—media regulation. the american data scientist worked at facebook for two years and today met the campaigner ian russell, whose ila—year old—daughter molly took her own life after viewing disturbing content on instagram, which is owned by facebook. angus crawford has more details. she's the former facebook insider who revealed its most closely guarded secrets. 14—year—old molly russell... he's the father who lost his daughter to suicide — now campaigning to protect other children online. nice to meet you. today they met for the first time. so what do you think the impact of molly's story was on instagram as a platform and how it approaches safety? facebook is full of kind, conscientious, well—meaning people. the real question is around, can we, as a public, change the incentives such that it makes more sense for facebook to invest more money in safety on instagram? so i'm sure that molly's... the experience that molly had caused t

gabriella says that while it was public policy that led to the loss of the flowing river it can alsothat brings it back to life. >> this place was a project that started as a dream. i cannot imagine a flowing river , out here ecosystems and i cannot imagine the river meeting with the ocean once again. reporter: from may to october of this year more than 43 billion cubic meters of water flow into the colorado river, ensuring delta continued health of this natural environment. host: at least 2000 petrol stations in britain still without fuel. tanker drivers will start delivering petrol across the country for monday. there was a plan to entice foreign drivers with special visas and pay rises. the deal is not tempting enough. reporter: a trucker's life is tough says this polish driver. he has crisscrossed the continent for six years. they are the driving force of european supply chains working long, lonely hours away from their families. >> i have uncles who have driven for 25 years, a big brother who is been driving for more than 15 years, and now my younger sister has got a driving lic

they are board president gabriella lopez vice president for u-haulia and commissioner alison collinsa group of parents began collecting signatures nine months ago. they complained the board wouldn't allow in-person teaching during the pandemic and then plan to rename schools the city's board of elections certified the petitions today and set the election for february 15th in santa cruz county. the estrada fire is now 80 sent contained it started when a prescribed deliberate burn jumped cal fire lines on friday abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey. spoke with a homeowner who planned the burn to find out exactly what happened. smokey the bear said at best only you can prevent wildfires. so with fire danger considered to be very high. why exactly do they control burn get out of control in santa cruz county? it's a question. some residents are asking as the estrada fire continues to burn if they're gonna do a controlled burns when it's so dry and we have such problems with fire here. they need to have the resources on hand. to be able to you know combat any issues that arise from the contro

the drive targeted board president gabriella lopez, commissioner allison collins and vice president fogry over what they called botched efforts to get students back into classrooms. the recall is expected to cost the cast strap district as much as $8 million. tragedy in san francisco after a man falls to his death at a concert at chase center, and it wasn't the only fall at last night's phish concert. ktvu is christian captain spoke with a fan who witnessed both incidents. the band. phish is known for their mellow grooves and loyal following now those fans are recovering from the shock of two separate falls at sunday night's show at chase center, one of them deadly this video shot just minutes before tragedy struck. robert mullen was in town from austin, texas, to watch the show and says shortly before nine pm, he was just a few feet away from tragedy. we were a couple rows behind the first guy that jumps intentionally, and then we saw him right when he put his feet up on the barrier. and stood up and just left. and he went out of you. and uh, i realized later that that was a huge drop,

the tribe targeted board president gabriella lopez, commissioner allison collins and vice president foglemany called botched efforts to get students back into classrooms. the recall is expected to cost the cash wrap district as much as $8 million. in berkeley officials say school bus service will be suspended most of this week due to covid exposure. most of the bus service employees were exposed and the district told them they have to quarantine. parents were told to find other ways to get their children to school through thursday, students who arrived late because of transportation problems will be excused. parents tell us there was already a shortage of bus drivers. it's just that we don't have many bus drivers. so if anything happens to any one of them, you're already going to get some kind of impact on the system. parents say even those who live close enough to walk their kids to school in the morning count on the bus to take them to after care when school was out in the afternoon bus service in the berkeley school district is expected to be back on friday. a public hearing was held toda