that's an ah, in germany, researches are taking a closer look at green roofs, green roofs, and some cities in germany. they're already mandatory for new buildings with flat roofs, but creating biodiversity up high is not it still unusual to see a diverse mix of vegetation. like this flowering be pasture. the scientists of the institute for horticulture and fighting, want to change that for over 30 years. they've been researching how roofs can best be greened, clear, currently replanting part of the area from now on lettuce and peppers will also sprout on the roof of the institute. dr. gwyn o, as in victor green roofs are important to help compensate for the ceiling of our ccs. everyone is talking about the loss of biodiversity. and here we have areas where many species can survive in cities in faith, and on we believe could cause laga, head of research at a green roof company. and horticultural scientist bound handler, agree that there must be more green roofs. the usual vegetation from the plant genus set em with its succulent water storing leaves is easy to care for and does not need to

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other things we have are green roofs on the project. we have studies to make sure we have maximum daylight to bring it into the building. >> the new facility will not be open to the public. there will be a lobby. there will be a deconstruction motorcycle and have parts around. >> the dna labs will have a vestibule before you go to the space you are making sure the air is clean, people are coming in and you are not contaminating anything in the labs. >> test firing in the building you are generating lead and chemicals. we want to quickly remove that from the individuals who are working in that environment and ensure what we put in the air is not toxic. there are scrubbers in the air to ensure any air coming out is also at the cleanest standards. >> you will see that kind of at the site. it has three buildings on the site. one is for the motorcycle parking, main building and back behind is a smaller building for evidence vehicles. there is a crime, crime scene. they are put into the secure facility that locks the cars down while they are

surfaces with greenery. anchor valentine, also convinced the young entrepreneur to invest in a green roof. the 140 square meter flat roof is well suited to provide natural cooling right next to the factory. but i can see it's great that something like this is possible and these sorts of buildings oh, hold is one of 10 pilot municipalities aiming to transform new industrial states as response to climate change. young kim would wouldn't feel, well, what it's going to be a modular system again and i get like these boxes click together with just some matting underneath. and wendy's a kiss and the boxes will be lined up one after the other. your photo. it's easy to see advantage you normally rainwater would flow right into this drain, but this system can retain 20 leaders of rainwater per square meter flush loss. that's all god that will provide additional cooling. because the measurements show that the gravel, he was 29 degrees even with cloud cover. i think even these few plants a 3 degrees cooler. m e v i v. i'm not sure. of course it would be ideal if there were greenery everywhere. i will

other things we have are green roofs on the project.ve studies to make sure we have maximum daylight to bring it into the building. >> the new facility will not be open to the public. there will be a lobby. there will be a deconstruction motorcycle and have parts around. >> the dna labs will have a vestibule before you go to the space you are making sure the air is clean, people are coming in and you are not contaminating anything in the labs. >> test firing in the building you are generating lead and chemicals. we want to quickly remove that from the individuals who are working in that environment and ensure what we put in the air is not toxic. there are scrubbers in the air to ensure any air coming out is also at the cleanest standards. >> you will see that kind of at the site. it has three buildings on the site. one is for the motorcycle parking, main building and back behind is a smaller building for evidence vehicles. there is a crime, crime scene. they are put into the secure facility that locks the cars down while they are examin

not all green roofs are equal. we look at how research is trying to boost their benefits. and d w science program is off to gonna to meet women learning how to best create backyard vegetable gardens. we also take a closer look at the head, the side like a sate, good for bombing, but bad for people.

this is the green roof, which embodies the environmental friendliness and safety of nuclear energy.this one, as if an element, it is well, a new point of attraction there on and you are vdnkh and the region. pavilions appear; pavilions turn into a building with the inscription radio electronics. there is no more at vdnkh, instead there are buildings in the forests and with outlines unfamiliar to the contemporary. pavilion number 15 vdnkh was built in 1939 with sculpture. chapaev on the roof after 15 years the building was rebuilt, fountains appeared, and the figure of vasily ivanovich was replaced by a worker and collective farmers after 4 years. again, perestroika in 1958, the facade was covered with a false panel, as planned by the architects , so the building was supposed to resemble a radio receiver. an innovative project with a sample of the stalinist ampere was not ceremoniously plastered ceiling paintings, removed sculptures to achieve the desired shape of the facade, dismantled columns , fountains, stained-glass windows and bas-reliefs. now the pavilions are returning, the p

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other things we have are green roofs on the project.e studies to make sure we have maximum daylight to bring it into the building. >> the new facility will not be open to the public. there will be a lobby. there will be a deconstruction motorcycle and have parts around. >> the dna labs will have a vestibule before you go to the space you are making sure the air is clean, people are coming in and you are not contaminating anything in the labs. >> test firing in the building you are generating lead and chemicals. we want to quickly remove that from the individuals who are working in that environment and ensure what we put in the air is not toxic. there are scrubbers in the air to ensure any air coming out is also at the cleanest standards. >> you will see that kind of at the site. it has three buildings on the site. one is for the motorcycle parking, main building and back behind is a smaller building for evidence vehicles. there is a crime, crime scene. they are put into the secure facility that locks the cars down while they are examine

roof on the desk. the entire structure was designed to be green. it does. we have all the owns on, we decided against giving it a concrete foundation simply because concrete has a terrible c o 2 footprint baton, num isabela, seal tribal on site. even the irrigation system is sustainable. it uses captured rainwater, which can be stored for later use an app controls the entire arrangement via the sun. we used drip irrigation for lit up, which we deliver to leaders in our directly on to each plant. we decided against sprinklers because that also west the spaces between the plantation or in this way we can deliver only the necessary water to each plant. this method means we're also conserving natural resources fondant of ease. this kind of approach is still pretty rare in germany, but farming these days needs innovation. as extremes of weather become more commonplace. the last 2 years have seen widespread drought. this year, deadly deluge is of rain and hail plants are much better protected in greenhouses. the solar panels also feed powered to the national. gre

green. instead of fossil fuels renewable energy powers around the roof.t uses pumps to pull heat from deep underground. showers use 40% less water and motion sensors help save more energy. >> back here in the bay area, sfo continues its push to reduce the amount of waste it contributes to land fills. it wants to be the first airport in the world to become zero waste. the airport has put in policies to help reduce waste including banning the sale of plastic water bottles and a food donation program. >> the airport should champion the values of the region. for our region there's a lot of value that we are trying to champion. one of them is really that focus on the environment. >> sfo has diverted more than 3 million plastic water bottle away from landfills. the goal is to divert 80% of its waste from landfills by 2023. >>> which are getting our first look this morning at a hologram doctor visit in space. check this out. nasa call itself a -- combining hologram and transportation. this happen back in october when a doctor spoke to one of the astronauts but t

the theme is �*growing green cities' with exhibitors keen to showcase sustainable materials, 3d printed structures, solar roofights for you this time around? irate what are the highlights for you this time around?— this time around? we have a wonderful— this time around? we have a wonderful wonderful - this time around? we have a wonderful wonderful expo i wonderful wonderful expo prepared. we have had all our international participants but we have 200 countries, 200 national companies, dutch companies presenting innovations when it comes to our theme, all of that is presented on our 60 hectares, 50 acres expo site. that really is a place of entertainment and interrogation. i5 is a place of entertainment and interrogation.— interrogation. is making cities more green — interrogation. is making cities more green anything - interrogation. is making cities more green anything new, - more green anything new, presumably that has been an aim of town planners the world over since time immemorial? absolutely, one of the reasons we are located in the city for floriade is exactly that because the city was founded as a g

it was a roof on my head i had everything i had everything i couldn't speak. here she is looking greend i wish him to stay here to sit here and that his children eat the earth with food, or like that, just like we are sitting here, they are somewhere over there in poland or somewhere with their wife. we just why did you vote for him was poroshenko and zelensky poroshenko already we had we had no choice. understand, choose the same again. we chose the clown. now let's have fun. we are now discussing, you can even during the plot. what, where zelensky’s children say that the family is generally in london but it certainly wouldn’t be shown otherwise in ukraine. we can imagine if, for example, the family became, but sent during the great patriotic war, as here abroad or there beyond the urals, let us recall that hitler wanted to exchange stalin's son, to which he replied. yes? yes, we don’t change generals for soldiers, and the russian emperor too traditions allowed themselves to do this, you know, we are talking about children now. i would like to appeal to the children, and from the lpr

they see green at the top priority, but the people on the street are concerned with, you know, feeding their children and keeping a roof over it. as u. s. military spending source, the countries secretary of state anthony blank and says it will support taiwan efforts to boost its military strength to repel what they label as chinese aggression. the biden administration is determined to make sure that taiwan has all necessary means to defend itself against any potential aggression, including unilateral action by china, to disrupt the status quo. that's been in place now for many decades. in response to chinese foreign ministry spokesperson has said the country rejects lincoln's quote. deplorable statement also emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and stability in the taiwan strait. chinese financial analyst frances learn believes washington's plans for taiwan are simply about to touring beijing us. we couldn't kill you to fly to the taiwan to try to try and i'm in based on taking over my lawn that you see the policy you have be applied to taiwan for that case is going to be selling more, but still not be selli

they see green as the top priority, but the people on the street are concerned with, you know, feeding their children and keeping a roof over there. the u. s. will face a shortage of stinger anti aircraft systems in 2023 because so many. 3 have been sent to key of to arm ukraine. that is the warning from the army manufacturer and major u. s. defense contractor raytheon. however, the conflict has been good news for raytheon, according to the company's recent report. it clocked up sales of most $16000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. that's up 3 percent over last year . now this financial boost comes courtesy of stinger missiles, being one of the major weapons delivered to ukraine, as well as javelin anti tank missiles. since russia's military operation began, 1400 anti aircraft systems have been sent to key forces with some officials, estimating washington has given away nearly a quarter of it's stocks to curb the shortage, the u. s. defense department is seeking more military equipment to be distributed by other organizations. the department is asking for air defense, anti armor and other systems from across t

they see green at the top priority, but the people on the street are concerned with, you know, feeding their children and keeping a roof over there. russia has called quote provocative statements from ukraine, promising to occupy the breakaway trans nice to republic, if moldova request sit here for a year accused moscow destabilizing the situation, or when she calls me, unless she says, we clearly understand that these are the steps made by russia she special forces are working there. it's not about fake news anymore, and we understand the goal is to destabilize the region to threat in moldova, moldova should call ukraine and romania for help due to the deteriorated situation in trans, in easter. if moldova asks ukraine, we can take trans nice or under control. ukrainian armed forces have enough strength for that. transistor is a breakaway region, although over which has rushing peacekeeping forces station there. it also has a long border with ukraine. the situation in the area deteriorated on monday after a local government office was shelled, a radio must and military bases were also targeted. and on wednesday mornin

green ninja as a research program almost a decade ago. it continues as a chance to help educate students across the country about the environment. >> the kids, you, they can't put solar panels on their roof every day, but they get a choice of what they seat. >> reporter: he became a star himself as dr. burrito to help the audience think about their food. >> our patients, one beef and one veggie. seem similar. are they? >> reporter: dr. burrito performs surgery on two burritos to help kids realize the difference. >> to grow a chicken is less energy required than to grow a cow. >> reporter: dr. burrito said the everyday decision like what we want to eat can actually have a huge impact on the planet. >> our research found that the choice of food you eat is just as impactful as the car you drive. >> i learned a lot from just working on it. >> reporter: animation student kianu luong is helping to take the green ninja to new audiences as a graphic novel. >> this is their future and they're the ones who will hopefully, make a change about it. >> reporter: she was part of the class at 15 students who created the first issue that will be ready for teachers in a couple of weeks. >> i think that ar

green new deal socialism. that's not going well. they have a 40-year high of inflation, the highest price of gas ever. energy prices through the roof and the cost of everything we buy and every store we go to, the prices are now through the roof! now the administration wants everyone to just go out and just pick up a $60,000 electric car. that'll solve all of your problems. you might even eventually 30 or 40 years from now save money. it may pay for itself. take a look. >> electric vehicles could help break our reliance on fossil fuels, so that we don't have to do that again. they can shield american families from the booming bust of these high gas prices and they can certainly negate the ability of other countries to determine whether it's ours or other country's citizens paychecks being spent on fuel for vehicles. >> not to be outdone, small-town mayor pete buttigieg, who was promoted to transportation secretary with his vast array of experience, as his own take on rising prices. just like john kerry, the climate czar, energy secretary grand holm, who you just saw, he wants americans to suffer in silence because our planet is at

greene in court yesterday defending her views before and after the attack. and representative jamie rankin on the january 6 committee warning that their final report will "blow the roofff the house." saturday, april 23, 2022, good morning and welcome to "washington journal." for our first hour, we will ask you, will the january 6 attack be a factor in your vote? in the midterm elections. (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8002 for independents. and your text messages are welcome at (202)-748-8003. we are on facebook, you can post there and we will look for your messages on twitter and instagram, @cspanwj. is that -- it is that time of year when primaries are getting closer. ohio primary is may 3, we will talk about that later. we will also cover a senate debate in the upcoming week. one of several debates we will cover. the pennsylvania senate debate coming up this week. and certainly, the hearings on january 6, the house and senate return next week. those deliberations continue. we should find out more about potential public hearings and a possible report from the january 6 committee. but on the court hearing yesterday in georgia

green. good air quality across the entire bay area now. if you have plans outdoors here is a live view from our kgo roof camera.ality is expected saturday and sunday across our entire region. these weak systems keep coming through preventing the ridge from building in. this next cold front up around the pacific northwest starts to fall apart as it moves across the southwestern portion of the state. this is where the showers will remain. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow you will notice fog near our coastline. it will not be completely socked in but there will be some fog in. that front will mix up the atmosphere and more areas will be seeing sunshine for your saturday. winds start to pick up behind that dry, cold front. as we go into tomorrow afternoon at 2:00, 25- 30, 33-mile-an-hour winds, not just near the coast but across parts of the bay. it is going to be breezy going into the evening, definitely plan on breezy conditions. best as you know this time of year, dress in layers. morning temperatures, mid 40's to the low 50's. we will see some fog near the coast. higher clouds as well. 47 in santa rosa. 50 in san rafael. pre

roof off of the house. >> reporter: the house select january 6th committee said it's collected hundreds of interviews and tens of thousands of documents. scott mcfarland, sobs news, the capitol. >>> >>> georgia republican marjorie green shielded questions for three hours. challengers hearifer house seat are seeking to disqualify her, citing her a limited role in the january 6th elect. she didn't remember liking and making various social media posts about the attack and testified she had never endorsed violence. >> i was asking people to come for a peaceful march, which is what everyone 7 titled to do under their first amendment, but i was not acting them to -- asking them to actively engage in violence or any type of action. >> the outcome of the case could have a major impact beyond georgia. other republicans are facing similar challenges. >>> florida governor signed a bill stripping business of the special take privileges the company enjoyed in the state the past 55 years and is widely seen as retaliation for disney's criticism of the state's new education law that critics call don't say gay bill. yet limits class room instruction of classroom education and sexual identities in new grades. >>> a new perspect on a r

greene in court yesterday defending her views before and after the attack. jamie rankin on the generous six committee warning the final report will blow the roof off the house.aturday, april 23, 2022, good morning and welcome to washington journal. for our first hour, we will ask you, will the january 6 attack be a factor in your vote? (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8002 for independents. your text messages are welcome at (202)-748-8003. we are on facebook, you can post their and on twitter and instagram, @cspanwj. that time of year when primaries are getting closer. ohio primary is may 3, we will talk about that later. we will cover a senate debate in the upcoming week. the pennsylvania senate debate coming up this week. the hearings on january 6, the house and senate return next week. those deliberations continue. we should find out more about potential public hearings and a possible report from the january 6 committee. on the court hearing yesterday in georgia, the atlanta journal-constitution, their headline, a fiery marjorie taylor greene flights a challenge on her candidacy. she gave testimony on the witness sta

putting on a sick green jacket look slim, but after his impressive day one man is starting to believe it's possible. and as he's masters, when in 2019 showed, you should never right off the roof. no, it's me. elders, a 6th time grand slam tennis champion, boris becker is facing a possible jail sentence. in the u. k. he was found guilty on friday in a london quarter for charges relating to his bankruptcy in 2017. the 54 year old was accused of not providing full disclosure of his assets. at that time. he was and guilty of concealing property shades and an outstanding loan owed to him, but was cleared on 20 other counts. breakables declared bankrupt 5 years ago in connection with a private this hep guardiola in yoga club. go head to head on sunday in a key clash that could go a long way to deciding who wins the english premier league title. manchester said he are appoint clear of liverpool at the top of the table. there's plenty at stake, but both managers have said they enjoy their rivalry. in sports, i think both helps the most is a strong, a strong opponent. that's in a long term, especially. it helps you the most the job and i think especially not allen feller, enjoy a lot

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roof off of the house. >> the house select january 6th committee already collected end his of interviews and tens of thousands of doubts. scott mcfarland, cbs news, the capitol. >>> georgia republican marjorie taylor green fielded questions for more than three hours during her hearing and her eligibility for re-elect. challengers for house seat hope to disqualify her and. she said she didn't remember liking and making various social media posts about the attack and testified that she never endorsed violence. judge i was asking people to come for a peaceful march, which is what everyone is entitled to do under their first amend met, but i was not asking them to actively engage in violence or any time of action. >> the outcome of that case could have a major impact well- beyond georgia. other republicans are facing similar challenges. >>> florida governor ron desantis signed a bill stripping disney of the special tax privileges the company enjoyed in his state the past 55 years. it's widely seen as retaliation for disney's criticism of the state's newec law, which critics call don't say gay. it limits classroom instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in some grades. the rash of disable co