isn't there but i would put off one of the world centers of meteorology and climate science is in great britain it's the most ancient and great meteorology service that's one thing another thing is that over the past five or ten years or maybe move the country which has been most concerned about global warming is great britain in the summer of two thousand and four i was present at and one of the organizers of a meeting between tony blair's counselor david king and under a learn to distinguish councillors of two distinguished leaders one of them was arguing that there was no global warming while the other was saying it exists and that it is man made all this is political climatology both points of view there is global warming because temperatures have risen over the past one hundred fifty years of observations and over the past decade they have been increasing quicker than doing the first one hundred years of observations it is a fact we cannot deny that it's. extracting black. dangerous. worldwide demand pushes the limits to catastrophe. is the price. is it possible to prevent such disasters.

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were you a little bit startled when you went to great britain and found that you were actually even biggerah. a little bit. did it feel good? yeah, it felt very good, but it was scary, you know. how many times can i go to europe and work and make a living? you know what i'm saying? but america has so much to choose from. we--i remember when we were going to europe, they only had one radio station and one tv station or something like that. if you wasn't careful, it was on and gone. your album, man amongst men, you've got a song about this. and i wanted to share some lyrics. by the way, the first cut on man amongst men is bo diddley is crazy. sick. he's crazy. he's sick. he's a lunatic. you were just trying to frighten interviewers, weren't you, with that? no, you know-- it's a terrific song. you know what? that was my approach to punk rock. that's what it was. this is a man who opened for the clash, the definitive punk rock band. he opened for the clash. that was my approach to punk rock. and i just wrote a new one called i'm a bad seed. [laughs] you understand? talk about the song called k

many of the 37 cases reported in great britain were people who would travel to india for cosmetic surgery. it can attack the lungs and digestive system the head of the national institute of infectious diseases said there are two ways to fight it. >> could cost of biocontrol good surveillance contact tracing isolation as well as on the other side of the coin getting a new pipeline of antibiotics that can replace the one to which the micro has become resistant. >> this is not the first super bug a few years ago doctors discovered a new strain of staff and factions that was ulster resistant to antibiotics. c,gv)+52 look at side fr6ñewá÷g no carrier ring no carrier ring no carrier ring no carrier ring connectno carrierringconnect 24 approaches you on the street and you have no change would you ever consider giving the person your credit card? web producer carefully sakamoto tells us when one woman did just that. >> 45 year-old j. valentine ec here he was outside a soho restaurant when he ran into an advertising executive we ask for change she handed him her american express platinum card co

in the olympics, he played for great britain, but he never went back to sudan until now. >> discounts as his spare time. -- this counts as his spare time. he is on the court. it has been an unlikely past. as a child, he and his family fled. britain took them in. >> a lin has done so much for me and my family -- england has done so much for me and my family. i want to give back. the only way i can give bike is through basketball. >> for the first time, they have returned to africa. the first stop is a refugee camp in kenya. this is more than a normal tourist trip. this has been here as long as the camp has been here, but if things turned out differently, they could have easily grown up in these streets verio -- these streets. >> it is a short trip over the border with them to return home. he has not set foot here for 20 years. his visit comes as sudan is preparing to vote on independence from the north. >> everyone of you is capable of being somebody special. maybe will be the president of this country, and you will be doubled to lead it to a great country. -- be able to lead a great c

silver went to ukraine and great britain. another diving medal -- bold in the 3 meter springboard. a silver medalaln the men's 100 meter freestyle. a frehman outpacehim in the final stretch to win gold. italy came third. german soccer news -- a future in international football may be less than bright if the former german coaches and the thing to say. he said the team needs a captain committed to staying with the team for at least three years, something that balloch has ruled out. he was forced to step aside ahead of the world cup. he is competing to regain the post. klutzy has had a tough year. once the undisputed captain of the german team, he faces an uncertain future on the squad. an ankle injury sidelined him during this summer's world cup. but the german team powered through to third place, despite the captain's absence. philip lam says he wants to keep the arm band. germany's coach has yet to announce a decision on the captain question. it is a subject that has sparked heated debate. meanwhile, the sporting director of the team is adding fuel to the fire. when someone states

. >>> the first flying in great britain as anger escalates showing a cat being dumped in a garbage bin. it's even more shocking when you see that it's a middle-aged woman. lola's owners found her 15 lahos later. they post the video online. now they have to protect the suspect because she's getting hate mail and death threats. they're pleading to let peace candle the parade. >>> all of the girls, you know, the flower girls can be in. it's a national story. we will update you. peeking of another record-setting moment. >>> this is wild. good things happening when it's warm in the city. no kidding. another rare warm august night in china basin, right, which led to another rare giants game. no howling wind. at the ballpark, hello to you. darin baker, dusty's son, what is he, 3 or 4 when we saw him in the world series? >> he was little. >> almost getting trampled. giants explode for 16 runs. four homers. freddy sanchez, juan uribe, pablo sandoval, buster posey. last night they scored 11 runs. tonight, 16. it's the first time the giants have scored double-didn't runs at home in back-to-back g

great britain and france also made their first official appearances at the ceremony today. 140,000 people died in the hiroshima bombing on august 6th, 1975. a second atomic bomb was dropped three years later. japan surrendered on august 15th,. >>> they gather to remember those that died in the hiroshima bombing. there were speakers and survivors of the 1945 bombing. the protestors later matched and picketed at the lab's entrance. >>> a massive recall of beef sold in stores right here in the bay area. coming occupy bay area news at 7:00. details on the massive recall and what experts say you should do to avoid e.coli. >> and the countdown is on. as one of the bay area's most widely used and most historic transit hubs is now in its final hours of operations. >>> temps warmed up slightly over the bay area today. outside right now, tracking low clouds and fog in the cost and the bay. the fog, a big factor in the weekend forecast. i will have that coming up in a few minutes. . >>> san francisco's terminal is expected to shut its doors in just five hours. they are scheduled for demolition to ma

is a multi-ethnic seventy million people a country destabilization attempt is rather dangerous great britain and usa within a year they'll start withdrawing their troops from afghanistan despite almost there are reports of attacks there an increasing number of victims in this country how do you think it's because their eyes government able to control the situation without foreign support. it's obvious that cause i's administration is a puppet government managed by occupation forces that this administration is corrupted or it isn't supported by the local population as for the withdrawal two dates were sent twenty eleven and the end of twenty fourteen and initially those dates were determined after president obama's so-called afghan strategic policy was announced included several points greasing the presence of u.s. armed forces and that is the u.k. in afghanistan implementing programs to winning members of taliban over to their side and building up afghan forces we see today however that these programs aren't working with the taliban movement has been seizing more control over the territory g

second is denmark with 20% and down to great britain to 2% and the u.s. only has 1% trip share by bike. advantages and the benefits of cycling, very short but, which you can capitalize is the health part, the reduction of health costs because the effect of cycling on health are above expectations. it's nearly all diseases will have less risk of occurring when people have enough physical exercise and all the extra, the ideal means of physical exercise is about half an hour a day, medium-intensive exercise. so it's far better than going to the gym twice a week and then, very intensive sporting for two hours. and what is easier than having this bike trip into your daily commuting? then automatically you have your half an hour exercise and it's been shown in the managementerlands that people who sigh -- netherlands that people who cycle to work have more than people who don't. also the environment there are a lot of things you can capitalize because you don't have to invest on electric cars or transit or whatever to reduce the carbon dioxide, because the emis

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countries for example from the nuclear testing programs of the united states the former soviet union great britain and france the community as a whole globally and internationally would have a much louder voice that could be much more compelling. present proper and shake ups from the hiroshima peace institute thank you very much for your time. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world this friday british prime minister david cameron has met pakistan's president in the first high level meeting since last week's diplomatic squabble cameras attempting to calm the waters off the leaves are dari after claiming that pakistan is exporting terror mr zardari has promised to bring the comments while the premier cameron says he stands by his remarks the two leaders were also discussed the international response to pakistan's devastating floods. now in southern kashmir at least eighty five people have been killed in flash floods it happened when a sudden downpour overwhelmed a small city in a region that normally gets very little rain the local airport and much of the town

more complicated more contrived more game show focused that happens certainly to big brother and great britain and other countries are you saying they are so you're saying that these are very expensive are you saying that i usually go ahead if there's been an evolution here and i'd like to touch upon that go ahead steven. finish your point i just want to see that it's really just point about expensive it's true that it's true that it can be cheap t.v. you know that's why it's popular with. with production companies that doesn't explain its popularity resurgence is though and it's also the case that programs like big brother are actually quite expensive to make the not as cheap sometimes is regarded as thought that said that there are plenty of cheap imitations much much cheaper versions of some of these big shoes but the idea that all reality t.v. is just cheap t.v. that is produced mass marketed across the world is slightly i think. to some plastic is it can be very expensive i think and very very same place to me to make your hair jump in go ahead if i can just build on my point really which

royal chamberlain's office, which was there to look over the script of any play to be done in great britain and censor it on the odd assumption that her majesty might want to go to the theater. [laughter] um...her sister went a lot. and so i went to the lord chamberlain's office, where they had read the play and informed me very quietly-- nice guy with a necktie and an english accent and everything... [laughter] said that they had 75 objections to my text. i said, "oh, dear, really? well, what-- what are they?" he said, "well, let's start at the beginning: "the opening line of the play, jesus h. christ! we can't say that on the british stage." i said, "is it the 'h'?" "no. [laughter] you can't say jesus christ." and i said, "well, let's put that aside for a while, and i'll think about that one." then they went on to some others, like, there's a point in the first act of the play where george refers to martha's father, president of the university, and says to the guests, "she is his right ball, so to speak." they objected to "ball" as a slang term, and this really, really puzzled me. they sa

attention to that do you think that the sanctions against iran's nuclear program also agreed by great britain this june will get the desired result is there another way perhaps. well i think in the end most of it would be horrified at the idea of any movement towards the military engagement with iran we saw the lessons from iraq says this is not a way of resolving the issue but we do have to be serious iran is an awful lot closer for example to russia advances to my own country. within the context of a nuclear armed iran could well set off a chain reaction of attempts to gain nuclear weapons by neighboring countries turkey saudi arabia egypt none of this in the interests of stability in the middle east or stability around the world so we do have to take a new question very very seriously it will only work frankly if moscow and beijing and washington and london and paris are all singing from the same hymn sheet and saying to the rest of the world please this is your issue as well it's not just one for the nuclear powers it's one for the non-nuclear states because put for asian serves nobody's

car skinner they're not having not in great britain because the grocery stores have said we won't buy eggs from somebody that's producing. eggs that have someone all of the time and lo and behold they don't have a seminar problem like we do the same grocers have said we don't want to buy a genetically modified organisms because our consumers don't want it so they don't have much of a market you could but the thing is that america is so much the consumers. you know you could say that in europe perhaps consumers don't want to but i don't think consumers in america have any idea there's so little information out there about it and you know why is it that our products aren't labeled why can't they tell you if g.m. i was hearing this or not because in the united states our regulatory system for food labeling is based on science and not alarmism and for the same reason we don't know why why is a reason why here is the facts and the labeling alarm is a point here exposes a plant seeds to x. rays and causes random genetic mutations and plants those in the field those don't have to be labeled

saw the number of millionaires declined by thirty percent and we see the same thing going on in great britain right now which passed a fifty percent top individual income tax and they're seeing the number of millionaires fully deployed to places like monaco and switzerland and elsewhere because a you can run a hedge from fun from anywhere you don't have to be in london and so there are there richard just simply fleeing the country so when we go and try to use this sort of mob rule tax policy we find out that number one you get less money out of it you get fewer millionaires and as a result your economy suffers as a result ok what do you think about that i mean we've got brought up mob rule here i mean maybe there's a there's an element to it again it's populism in for a lot of people but a flat tax i mean you know russia is relatively new with a market economy but we have a flat tax here and people really do like it and people actually do pay their taxes but a mob rule and when it comes to tax tax law. well i think we need to focus on what's actually going on here legislatively the next few m

multiethnic seventy million people a country destabilization attempt is rather dangerous for a great britain then you have.