and after they are here in congo, just the gorilla family, the numbers are increasing for our gorillasy magical and unique experience. and using the country's resources for economic growth, when people are so poor. the congo's mineral wealth is a freak of nature. its earth is packed with metal ores like copper, coltan and cobalt, gold, diamonds, uranium, with vast scenes in this part of africa. the colonisers extracted and exploited. many bullets fired in the first world war came from congolese metal. and the uranium for the bombs that ended the second came from here. copper was the key commodity. but what was once thrown away as a by—product of that process has become its most valuable asset, cobalt. cobalt was worth nothing, until it became a key ingredient in electric car batteries. 60% of the world's supply is found in this part of the congo. once the ore has been broken up, it's a chemical refining process. sulphuric acid in these huge vats leaches out different metals. it burns your nose and throat. electrolysis transforms the liquid into sheets of copper. as the cobalt heads els

it is the time of year that the gorillas feed on bamboo.left behind. just ten minutes you. just ten minutes. -- yue. we spent probably a couple of hours now in the jungle, cutting through places where they have been eating the bamboo shoots. i think we are getting close. a couple of times we have heard them. the guys are still trying to pick up the trail. after three hours we got our first glimpse, just a few metres ahead. there's another one as well. that is the silverback. the young ones caught us by surprise, coming so close. the masks we are wearing protect the gorillas from our germs. it's amazing. there are probably fewer than 5000 eastern lowland gorillas left, and a fraction of the land they used to inhabit —— in a fraction. being comfortable with humans allows visitors to come to help pay for the conservation, but it's risky for them, with poachers and militant groups in the area. but since the jungle is not dangerous, they are feeding leaves, fruit, bamboo. not dangerous for our gorilla here in kahuzi biega national park. and afte

in the vast rainforest, we go looking for endangered gorillas found nowhere else on earth.th below the ground that could make this country one of the world's richest, rather than being one of the poorest. if you'd like to take an even more immersive journey up the congo river in virtual reality, visit bbc.com/virtualreality to find out how. hello, the first weekend of 2019 has been a fairly grey affair, under the extensive cloud for much of the uk. it has been mainly dry, quite quiet. it has been mainly dry, quite quiet. it will change over the next few days, and it will turn increasingly windy, particularly across scotland. that is because we are seeing some su btle that is because we are seeing some subtle changes in the jet stream. the wind high in the atmosphere. it has been well to the north of the uk. that has been enabling a stag na nt area of uk. that has been enabling a stagnant area of high pressure to develop. what we will find over the next few days is that the jet stream will slide a little bit further southwards, and that will bring areas of low pressure close

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in the vast rainforest, we go looking for endangered gorillas found nowhere else on earth.ld make this country one of the world's richest, rather than being one of the poorest. if you would like to take an even more immersivejourney would like to take an even more immersive journey up the congo river in virtual reality, visit bbc.com/virtualreality to find out how. hello, once again. just because a big area of high pressure is dominating the weather across many parts of the british isles, and it's dry for many, it doesn't mean to say that we're all in the same boat. as we see here, quite a transformation in the day, once the cloud peeled away to reveal those gloriously blue skies. but, if you kept the cloud right throughout the day, well, then it was pretty leaden fare, despite the fact, as i say, it was dry for the most part. and here we are, many of us through the course of the weekend, again, largely dry, often cloudy. and that's because there's quite a lot of moisture trapped in the lower levels of the atmosphere, under the influence of the high pressure there. a fronta

standing there waving its arms like a horny gorilla with a semiautomatic rifle. and now you know he's like the zookeeper like come on come on do you can't throw everybody all right. and when nato signs off on a military action it's like this to keep her going ok. go to jack you. guys go that guy's just nozzle author and anti-war activists david swanson said this nato is used within the us and by other nato members as cover to wage wars under the pretense that they are somehow more legal or acceptable placing a primarily us war under the banner of nato also helps to prevent congressional oversight of that war yes people think that nato wars are the good wars. there's almost no such thing as good war as a right not coming from an imperialist belligerent bloated military like ours with between eight hundred thousand military bases around the world you can't go will that one over there that was the good one now is the one that ignoring the five hundred other bombings but this missile that's all that's a good one dad that's a noble one right there that's like putting

as a result of the new anti terrorism laws mirrors and his mother gorilla stand and now sharing this bunk in a cell with over a dozen other inmates. near us has only a small concrete prison yard to play in. so the first place near as wants to go to is a playground and play like a normal child for a few hours will have to get through two years like this. on them and i don't want him to think his mother's abandoning him he doesn't understand that she's locked up we can only hope that he doesn't end up traumatized . currently over seven hundred small children are thought to be living with their mothers in turkish prison shirts on and they've been ignored. that you on and didn't but often for a million hear from unbeaten clinton the backlog is a kindle for the. i'm sick to death good thing is because the night is to help need plenty of people do have ms if one clanking them against you can hang. on. or do you think you don't condone sneak about what an invasion thing this and that you hoped. would be feeling that. the weekend is over now mira's has to return to his mother in prison the s

that is cocoa the silverback gorilla. silverback gorilla. when she saw me, she was intrigued. she said to her trainer -- what does that mean? she wants you to tickle her. what does that mean? she wants you to lick your shirt. she reached out and grabbed both my nibbles. somebody wants to play. can we go to face p -- phase two? no, do not go to phase two. i repeat, do not go to lift off! human! not a warning, warning! could be fun. all knew robin williams, and we all loved him. but now, you will see robin like you have never seen him before. robin: he looks like a before and after commercial. thanks. you will go where he goes, from carson to leno. robin: a conservative -- weird combination. it is like a volvo with a gun rack. >> hbo to oprah. oprah: i have to rest up when you come, because you never know which direction you will take us. >> snl to "mork and mindy." >> make yourself comfortable. robin: don't mind if i do. >> on talk shows, award shows. funniest standup comedian. robin: no. >> yes. robin: who do i think? nobody! it's mine! >> uso tours and more. robin: ♪ you've g

as a result of the new anti-terrorism laws mira's and his mother gorilla stand and now sharing this bank in a cell with over a dozen other inmates. near us has only a small concrete prison yard to play in. so the first place mira's wants to go to is a playground and play like a normal child for a few hours mere hours will have to get through two years like this. one minute i don't want him to think his mother's abandoning him he doesn't understand that she's locked up we can only hope that he doesn't end up traumatized you. currently over seven hundred small children are thought to be living with their mothers in turkish prisons the figure comes from the few known. governmental organizations i built to work with the affected families they said that for the state these children don't exist. in. the present or not at all qualified to respond to the needs of small children. and the government can't even tell us which prisons have children in them and how many. the weekend is over now mira's has to return to his mother in prison the separation is always hard for jen . he's worried what will

should it be for a general election shed or for a pool slash may and always feel like this is the gorilla in the room of the elephant in the room where every sort of scatting around the elections all coming what has this bill got to do with elections as far as you're concerned. let me let's get to the realities of this bill has only been part of the lower house of the parliament it is unlikely that it will be passed in the upper house because the government does not have the numbers. the government even need the government has to bring an ordinance and even to be doing an ordinance it needs the power of the parliament to purely not be easy for the government so that if the government trying to achieve when you have three months left or the general election then you have not dealt with in your promises but we know the resolution always works in a country which is divided to religious lines so that the media claimed against bill and other and other decisions made by this government is to stoke to memorize and die what are the subjects on which the government is going very well but the unemp

. >> 2014, ben affleck in a bear costume, bradley cooper in a gorilla suit and both in bed with emma. >> lean back, point, let it rip. >> we have also seen the stars show off hidden talents from j-laws mouth marion yet to cate blanchett's split. >> hahaha! >> anne hathaway first made the issue in 2008. >> it was an exciting time. emily and i bonded on "the devil wears prada" so to be there with one of my favorite people was really special. >> look at baby faced leo and matthew from 1996. >> i look like i'm caught between a smile and swallowing. not your best shot, mcconaughey. yep, that's me. >> all good. >>> right now, keltie joining us from new york. hey, keltie. >> hey, kevin. this famous duo held court at the premier of their new movie "serenity." >> look what we get to do. look at this. i felt like working the skirt a little bit tonight. it's so lovely. >> maybe ann was feeling like royalty because it was designed by clare waight keller the woman behind meghan markle's gown. she made it a date night with her husband and you couldn't miss matthew and camila alves. check out that

on the 800-pound gorilla the left side. the fmer vice president.ort of heir to the throne, you can say, and he's a huge - a lot of to the role. known all the leaders over the last decade and brings that obama era to it. old?question is is he to this is something people have questioned. p e'll hing 80 if he wins the election and is it something, he would be changing the page to the democrats. new, and d, inspirational can he take on donald trump? very much indeed for joining me look now at some of the days other news. eports from afghanistan say car bomb attack inside a military base have kled 20 forces. of security the province where the bomb went off told the bb30 others were wounded with. put the number of sualties much higher. the afghan taliban says it the attack. the e.u. has imposed sanctions russians over the nerve agent attack last year. at at russia's mitt intelligence agency, as well as ts head and deputy head were responsible for possession, transport and use of the nerve agent used on the former spy. the rsian government continues o den

she works at busch gardens in tampa bay, and she's been working with this african gorilla for three years. she has been able to teach him something pretty amazing. her buddy tells us how she's been able to teach him to do something incredible. >> rachel uses a combination of hand signals, sounds, gestures and expressions. >> she has been able to teach him something that nobody else in the world that we know of has been able to do. >> back that thing up. >> she taught him how to do a handstand. what's cool is they let him set his own pace. if he doesn't want to play, they don't play. there's always a separation between him for their safety, and to let him know, hey, if you don't want to hang out, you don't have to hang out. >>> colorado parks and wildlife put up a camera to track the black-footed ferret. they wanted to make sure they were okay. then they put some cameras down and also a new food that vaccinates prairie dogs. they say this will have a ripple effected on the wildlife in the area. the theory is if they vaccinate the prairie dogs, those diseases won't affect other animals. >>

-- he referred to the activity being like a gorilla in your house as a burglar. this was noisy, really notable activity that anyone in the field would know china i inside your system and weren't bothering to hide their tracks and so it became a cost of doing business for u.s. companies. they were the blamed as -- instead of being treated as a victim they were blamed for not having good security and if the intellectual property is stolen by the second big egg military noter wilds the would their property be used against them and one case we outline in that -- doesn't the carbon dioxide u.s. subsidiary of a german multinational, solar world, and solar world not only dill the uniformed members of the pla hack into their systems -- unprotected part, the i'm eades, not where you spend the most resources protecting a system. they stole the pricing information and then they used that pricing information as part of aing extra to price dump and systematically force them out of business, which worked. they went bankrupt. to adder insult to injury, after they went to bankru

the incident similar to a 2016 accident at the cincinnati zoo when a 3-year-old boy fell into a gorilla enclosure and was tossed about by one of the animals who was later killed. the rhino exhibit remains closed pending investigation. the zoo says until they've thoroughly reviewed our processes and procedures to ensure this cannot happen again. catie beck, nbc news. >>> now to a miracle overseas. more than a day after an explosion leveled an apartment building and killed at least nine people in russia, rescuers pulled a baby alive from the rubble. here's nbc's lucy kafanov with the details. >> reporter: the moment even amazed rescuers. an 11-month-old baby boy pulled out of the rubble alive after surviving for more than 36 hours in freezing temperatures. a glimmer of hope for authorities desperately searching for survivors. this video capturing the moment a deadly gas explosion ripped through the ten-story russian apartment building monday. dozens of people still feared trapped. but rescuers heard that baby's cries. i saw parts of the cribs, his first responder says. we cut the linoleum

in eliminating one of the world's most horrifying pests monarch butterflies i mean just look at a gorilla they look like spiders if spiders were stunningly gorgeous. according to a new survey conducted by. society for vertebrate conservation the iconic north american butterfly which migrates thousands of miles across the continent on an annual basis is now hovering inches away from extinction well it serves them right for being migrants. are not welcome here. soon there will be a wall to stop these butterflies. lest they find some way to. go of course this is terrible but luckily one of the things that is likely killing them monsanto's roundup herbicide has also proven to be good for killing humans so maybe the animal that is applying the chemical that is killing the butterflies will be killed by the chemical thereby saving. ok. but it's not just roundup herbicide it's also climate change so here's some more good news environmentalist in france and ireland are pushing forward with legal cases aimed at forcing their governments to step up action on climate change motivated by a twenty eigh

i think it's very easy to build them off as being the eight hundred pound gorilla when in fact they face extraordinary challenges one of them is economic another is demographic you know the one child policy has created this very weird demographic structure you know where you don't have young people you have too few women you know they people talk about china growing all before it to grow as rich so there's a lot there that can go wrong with china so i think it's important not to paint them as being prepared to dominate the world they are there is a long term issue there that they could become a super power they aren't there yet and if they have economic problems they're going to have political problems because the economic growth has been the reason the communist party could claim legitimacy if they lose that then the question is why should they be in charge. that's a good point you bring up earlier today i heard one analyst talking about the chinese landing on the far side of the moon and his take was that this is not being done because china wants to be a superpower or china wants this

. >> you were a victim to that 400-pound gorilla so that guy dies then we will tell the truth. but until then we will live. swipe that. [laughter] [applause] . >> it is no surprise you're not married? you are superman. >> i don't do online dating but with a little bit of fire in a relationship if you are conservative left-wingers are crazy you will never know what you get. >> change me. [laughter] i think liberals say i cannot date him because he is conservative i don't think they say that. greg: up the to "the greg gutfed show". greg: why word you swat a gentle robot? why do we hurt robots? a human on robot aggression trying to hitchhike across the country and beheaded in philadelphia. philadelphia. the security robot to be smothered in barbecue sauce and then there is this a robot with four legs getting knocked over by a human foot. so looking at the situation except it is a robot see how they did that they are teaching them how to get back up why do we act this way? are we terrified they will control her every move or take over society? and air of quiet malice? i think it's

the incident similar to a 2016 incident at the cincinnati zoo, when a 3-year-old boy fell into a gorilla enclosure and was tossed about by one of the animals who was later killed. the rhino exhibit remains closed pending investigation, the zoo says until they have thoroughly reviewed their processes and procedures to ensure this cannot happen again. catie beck, nbc news. >> truly terrifying. >>> as the new year begins, the government has been partially shut down for 11 days now. today, a hint of compromise, president trump tweeting let's make a deal. leaders from both parties have been invited to the white house tomorrow. nbc's geoff bennett joins me from the white house. geoff, it's remarkable. this is the first time these leaders have sat down together since the stalemate started. so the big question, can they get a deal done? >> maybe, if they can agree on the definition of a border wall. what kind of physical barrier or other border security measures are acceptable to both sides? this deadlock has moved far beyond policy, this is all about politics. the president is concerned if he m

as a war legitimizing body as if the united states is standing there waving its arms like a horny gorilla with a semiautomatic rifle. and now you know it's like the zookeeper like come on come on do you can throw your average body all right. and when nato signs off on a military action it's like this to keep her going ok. yes guys that guy's just nuzzle author and anti-war activists david swanson said this nato is used within the us and by other nato members as cover to wage wars under the pretense that they are somehow more legal or acceptable placing a primarily u.s. war under the banner of nato also helps to prevent congressional oversight of that war yes people think that nato wars are the good wars. there's almost no such thing as good war as a right not coming from an imperialist belligerent bloated military like ours with between eight hundred thousand military bases around the world you can go well that one over there that was the good one now is the one that ignoring the five hundred other bombings blood. this missile that's all that's a good one dad that's a noble one right ther

then another group of mps threatening parliamentary gorilla wa rfa re threatening parliamentary gorillane thing mrs may, seems to me, has in her favour, she does seem to one thing mrs may, seems to me, has in herfavour, she does seem to have a plan. which is trying to offer more concessions and crank up the pressure on mps by moving ever closer to the deadline of march the 29th and possibly leaving without a deal. thank you, norman. we will focus on what a no—deal brexit might look like for the country next week. almost three years ago, this programme went inside the first district in the uk which allows sex workers to walk the streets without being stopped by police, effectively making street prostitution legal. the idea behind the managed zone in holbeck in leeds was to try and offer sex workers some level of protection and make it safer for them, as well as keeping street prostitution away from residential areas. now the politician who came up with the idea, councillor mark dobson, says it was a mistake, saying, "we got it wrong." our reporterjames waterhouse has been to holbeck to i

things back and forth at each other but you know the the the what is a day the nine hundred pound gorilla in the room is that there is a considerable number of people in the labor party and obviously in the conservative party they do not want to see jeremy become prime minister and i think that's an important puzzle to this this whole quagmire that has been created because i mean watching may staring across the aisle jeremy corbin told you everything you need to know that but may is not going to reach out no way period ok that's her average you got to rigidity and that and again it's selfish it's pure selfish behavior defending herself and her party a party that voted against her when her own plan was presented ok that is not someone that's going to find solutions go ahead ken. well the simple fact is that a majority of labor m.p.'s their constituents voted to leave because working to speak will just like the working class people who stopped voting democrat and voted for trump here they're angry because we used to have eight million good jobs in manufacturing now you've only got two milli

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, but zoo officials shot and killed the gorilla. later they made safety changes to the exhibit. including installing a higher barrier. officials here at the zoo say they are suspending the rhino encounters until they can review their safety protocols. the rhino that was involved was apparently not harmed and officials say will not be euthanized. as for the little girl, her father released a statement yesterday saying it was a trying day. herthey are now focused on her recovery. >> manuel, thanks. >>> nasa says it will release new images today, of the most mostnt object ever explored by humans. fuz photo of if fuzzy photo of ultima thule was taken by the pioneering new horizon spacecraft. orizons ts believe the icy world more than a billion miles beyond will will reveal clues about the origins of the solar system. el,k strassman is at the mission's headquarters near laurel, maryland. >>> the scientists are studying the first of hundreds of images the new horizons space probe d backend back to earth over the the 20 months. o.ese pictu

polarization before a general election shadowed for april slash may and always feel like this is the gorilla in the room of the elephant in the room where every sort of scatting around the elections all coming what has this bill got to do with elections as far as you're concerned. let me let's get to the realities of this bill has only been part of the lower house of the parliament it is unlikely that it will be passed in the upper house because the government does not have the numbers. the government even need the government has to bring an ordinance and even to be doing an ordinance it needs the power of the parliament to purely not be easy for the government to part with so that if the government trying to achieve when you have three months left or the general election then you have not very well then your promises but we know the resolution always works in a country which is divided to religious lines so that the media claimed against bill and other and other decisions made by this government is to stoke the rise and what are the subjects on which the government is more bearable with the

scenic anybody that is writing about the koran since 9/11, 2001 is dealing with a gorilla in the room which is muslim terrorism. it's on every american mind and far be it for me to say we must defend ourselves to give people who want to do serious crime to us. so to change this before i could talk about things i'd just been talking about this at home of my audience down and render them willing to hear whatever else i had to say. and i quote gingrich who simply delivered a long reputation of every act of terrorism that had appeared in the previous months and he tallied the number of the dead and i remember that during the republican nominating convention at the campaign, the emphasis in the campaign was the threat of islamic terrorism and now we are concerned from the south we don't seem to be hearing as much. but at that time that is where the emphasis felt so by quoting that speech i can't claim to be dodging the bullets but reducing it. how then are we to, americans including our muslim fellow americans to cope with the aftermath and i want to bring their readers to recognize a scri

i do think k-6 might or flake might that all depends on the report the hundred pound gorilla in the roomhen you will see republicans make some decisions regarding the primary. chris: and we talked about this before freshman congresswoman from michigan and her attack this week on the president and president trump's response. >> we will go in there and teach that. >> she dishonored herself and her family. chris: clearly in the very first week the house democrats took over and have done careful things with messaging stepped on their message the fact that cable news has feasted on this. what do you think of that and the fact that this really indicates how much trouble nancy pelosi will have controlling the firebrands in her party? . >> that's right. the expletives which she should apologize for i don't think president trump has either missed credibility condemning that language or this discourse but then there is the actual apology issue of the impeachment issue. nancy pelosi's challenge she didn't do very well the last time to move legislation that peels off republicans and the one thing fo

that might be the gorilla in the room. commissioner richards points out when there is development in a particular area where it helps lower income. you are right. it is gentrification. we need to protect that. i am not smart enough to figure it out. we all feel that. these comments are related to the planning department but city wide. where we are as nation we feel this. the pay equity is obvious. promotion to manufactured of certain folks of color is an issue. we are not able to play for million dollar condos. education is the next step down from that. we are seeing urban jobs not providing entry level positions any more. they require college education, master's degree to afford the $5,000 apartment. i don't have the answers but i am glad we are talking and glad some nonprofits are talking about this. the real root of this is for the private sector to have the same guidelines and responsibility. when the hiring is equal and the pay is equal, we are back to where san francisco was. >> thank you. is it okay, chairman? >> so

the screen quality is better now with gorilla glass in them.it so when you drop your phone in the sink or on the sidewalk, it doesn't break as much. that means people will have their phone longer. now ethically, the best thing to do is build the best phone for consumers and that's what apple is doing. in essence, it is kind of hurting itself because people are holding onto products longer, but it is the right thing to do. they need to innovate with some new features. regarding the other part of the question, it is important to note the way we think about things going forward is that layout at the worldwide developer conference in june, followed by the new phone launches in september. right now, expectations have been reset lower. the company also did under by -- under buy its normal amount of stock buybacks, and simply put, the stock is cheap. trading at 10 times earnings is very cheap for a company of this caliber. emily: well, it wasn't long ago that apple hit that trillion dollars market cap, and now it is in third place. citigroup's jim sil

it means they have to shift strategies to a gorilla style campaign. done. >> and tonight two u.s. officials tell cnn there are no plans to change president trump's withdraw from syria. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> cnn chief international is now ton ground in northern syria. you have been to syria more than a dozen times. you were down to street from where this happened. are you surprised by this attack? >> well, i would say i'm surprised in the sense that it was liberated back in september of 2016. it has been quite some time since they took control of that town. i'm surprised also that there's a u.s. base on the outskirts of the town. we went and drove right by that. the u.s. flag flying. there is a significant u.s. presence. i'm surprised we haven't seen anything in terms of a brazen attack like this. i'm not surprised. i can tell you the city was very tense when we visited. we have been hearing from kurdish officials there are gist sleeper cells. nowhere near the front lines but it doesn't plattematter. there are people working within their ne

the group has returned to its gorilla warfare routes while continuing to plot attacks.s is intent on resurging and still commands thousands of fighters in iraq and syria. >> since our departure from the deal they have abided by the concerns, at the current moment -- >> yes, they're making some preparations that would increase their ability to take a step back if they make that decision. >> we assess that foreign actors will view the 2020 u.s. elections as an opportunity to advance their interests. >> not only have the russians continued to do it in 2018, but we've seen an indication that they'll continuing to adapt their model and other countries are taking a very interested eye in that approach. >> my next guest has considerable expertise on nuclear and security issues all of which took center stage in today's hearing. she serve as the white house coordinator for policy in the obama administration. she was also the deputy secretary at the energy department under president obama. liz, good to have you on. let's just begin with the sound we just played. on iran and russi

no penthouses to offer vladimir putin and-- ( cheers and applause ) and, and-- and, look, giant gorillashing to climb." disney had just one small note on that request, saying that americans hadn't actually invented the concept of a skyscraper. it's "just a taller building." (as trump ): "okay, but america did invent high-fives, cheese-in-crust pizza, hot dog-in-crust pizza, and pizza-in-crust hot dogs. ( laughter ) thank you, benjamin franklin. we will find your real killer someday." and if you think that request was strange, just wait until you hear the logic behind it. he wanted to mention skyscrapers to remind visitors of his own career in real estate, saying, "then i could add a little, 'which, of course, i know a thing or two about,' right?" evidently not! because you thought we invented them! ( laughter ) and that's not the only bizarre story in this book. sims writes that back in 2017, trump talked to a nasa administrator and said, "what's our plan for mars?" the administrator explained to the president that by the 2030s, nasa would attempt a manned spaceflight. (as trump ): "but

we have other stories of greed, gold, gorillas, diamonds, oils, in the book. let's fast-forward to the purpose of this. i am almost done with his history but you need understand the context before we get to the presents. the password to the late 1990s when we saw dramatic expansion in the use of cell phones and laptops and other electronics. the main ingredients to power those products are impart source from eastern congo. this set off a looting spree that ended up involving nine african countries and many, many multinational corporations. this conflict that began first in 1996 and the second one in 1998 was driven by the ripples of the genocides ended up africa's first world war. five and a million quarter people died. fueled by the demands of these minerals. we then fast-forward again because it's not over yet to the present. as the auto industry in america and around the world the tools and electric cars are viewed pretty much conventional wisdom at this point of the future of cars. powered by lithium batteries the main ingredient of which is cobalt, 65 to