now he's helped form a rebel farmers' organisation called green shirts.ough new laws protecting the reef. in society we have to operate on a little bit of trust. you know, to me, yeah, we trust guys that live in cities to look after their city. can they not trust us to look after the country? look, digging down, what do we find there? grass roots. look at that. that's abused farmer soil. look at it. filthy. and it's kind of funny. i say to people who criticise me, what native animals and plants do you have in your backyard? four hours south of townsville, in the city of mackay, business is booming. mackay is australia's sugar capital, and a major gateway to the coal reserves of central queensland. many here think strict, new laws on land clearing, fertilisers and grazing are an attack on farming by southern bureaucrats. measure how much nutrients goes in, and how much we actually polluted, and you will find that... i'll cover that for you. thank you for being out there. send them out fishing. go and have a look. how much of those chemicals, pesticides and

at this green shirts shed meeting, farmers are keen to discuss the quality of the science on the greatbarrier reef. next question, chapslj science on the great barrier reef. next question, chaps. i assume the result of the enquiry will be looking at the science of the reef, how robust it is? the question i ask is who does the peer review? all right. forget peer review. peer review is vaster dies. as soon as you hear someone say the science is settled, they have no idea of science. not a clue. as soon as they say there is consensus, they do not have any idea whatsoever. they are not acting in the interests of science. they are acting in the interest of being found out. they have a vested interest. i've talked enough stop so there's no more questions? (applause). on the website, i never even thought about that. with more recruits to martin bella's green shirts, the breakdown in trust between farmers and scientists over what is damaging the reef is getting worse. and it's been stoked by a rebel scientist. so, there are reefs along here... doctor peter reid is an expert on rivers and a man

in the green shirts, impossible.s, and the green springboks shirt was one of the emblems of the boer race, let's be honest, it was a huge part of white south african culture, 25, that yea rs south african culture, 25, that years ago and before and there were times in the 1970s and 80s when there were tours to south africa when the black population wanted south africa to lose because they we re south africa to lose because they were not a representative team, they wear a white man's team. this is huge and as i said, they were fantastic on the day. they don't play beautiful rugby but they play their rugby beautifully. they play by, their rugby beautifully. they play rugby, that is what they were playing, rugby and that is really what it looked like. and they did that and i thought it was just an amazing thing to look at. very quickly, what went wrong for england? nerves, the injury to kyle sinckler in the first two minutes did not help and they lost control of the scrum from the very early stages, too many mistakes, th

can we see the green shirt? there it is paid we love you, sean. all right. dana perino. >> okay.ommunity, they are pretty upset. they have been attacked by a gaggle of wild turkeys. this is in toms river and the town folks told were parties the wild turkeys are flocking and from cars and dories, damage cars come and bite and attack people who try to shoot them away. if todd frazier, he's a resident of the terrorized town, he took frustration to the twitter and call the new jersey governor to bring in state wildlife control but guess what? animal control unable to do anything about it because they are not allowed to track wildlife so the turkey to her ionization goes on. shoot them with a shotgun. can you do that in new jersey? speaker you could drive it i don't know if it's legal. speak all right. time for something new and social. greg, choose my style. all right, fact is, my wife has given me a lot of -- for the fact that i change into sweaters and she says i look fat. being on a side of the chair, you guys have it easy because you are all covered but anyway, we are going to ha

terraces you can imagine how excited the countries when you go around people already wearing just green book shirts and court they asked both we've got to think makes that the time when their cars just waiting for that to begin like why. everyone is just united behind the team and people are so hip if you go to sports boz they voted to put speak screens where people are going to be watching the games and everybody is so excited in you need to be behind the springboks ok that's it he sounds big hold it a bit it was all come back to you now let's check out the report that previews the big match. c.-a khaleesi is on the brink of history he could become the 1st black captain of south africa's i lift the men's world cup but for the moment he's concentrating solely on beating england no 5 in. march of course if you know the most important thing to morrow's making sure that. the team you know it's official do for the team police it was born just one day before south africa's apartheid laws were officially repealed in 1991 and rugby is the sport which has best help to bring the rainbow nation together no r

an investigator says the cowboy asked a very interesting question, if the victim was wearing a green shirt the initials und on it. >> who was wearing a university of north dakota sweat shirt that night? >> joel lovelien, the victim. >> suggesting that the cowboy witnessed that fight, right? >> on face value it would appear like that, yes. >> police also let the cowboy go, but soon after they got the break they needed. the owner of that bird's foot would come forward. police believed it would lead them straight to the murderer. >> coming up -- a new witness offers to help the police. how much help would he be? >> let me see your hands. >> what's the cuts here? >> more than he realized when "dateline" continues. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. could you email me the part great about geicon, tim. making it easy to switch and save hundreds? oh yeah, sure. um. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i

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who can forget, spicer's dancing debut, when he donned a neon green ruffled shirt and danced to spicep your life." >> made it eight weeks, huh? >> a terrific showing there. most thought he would be the first off. >> in the oval office -- >> the maga army was strong. >> the president likes to watch his reality shows. >>> democrats and the white house preparing for the biggest day in a generation. newly unsealed testimony gives the democrats fresh ammunition in the impeachment probe. lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> impeachment hearings now just one day away. democrats and the white house laying groundwork to make their case. >>> breaking overnight, former president jimmy carter back in the hospital. we'll tell you what's ailing the 95-year-old. >>> and the coldest temperatures of the season bearing down

keep an eye on the man in the green and yellow shirt — he's brayden meyer from australia — and he chopped even showed his mastery of this — the springboard event — where competitors have to cut notches into a trunk to support planks, so they can climb to the top before cutting through. it should be an olympic sport! and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times &james millar, the political commentator — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danos. hello there. part two of the weekend looks better than part one, the low pressure that brought gales and rain yesterday have lessened. we should have lighter winds, and good spells of sunshine too. some cloud around this afternoon. staying wet and breezy for the east of scotland. rain in north—east england. good spells of sunshine for many. parts of northern ireland and western scotland, england and wales will see dry spells at times. temperatures of 12 to 14 dry spells at times. temperatur

who could forget, spicer's dancing debut when he donned that neon green ruffled shirt and danced to spicehe puffy shirt, "seinfeld" fame. that believes me on team vand dr be beek. van der beek is still standing. >> that wasn't information i needed to know. >> i'm a james van der beek fan. who isn't? he's hysterical. >> okay. good-bye. >> and talented. you don't want to keep talking about this? >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >>> this is a critical week heading into these public hearings. >> cooper testified that the aid was being held up. >> this argument that the ukrainians didn't know, this testimony would undermine that argument. >> they didn't want to admit that the president had that kind of leverage on them and made them look weak. >> what's your response to those republicans that say that hunter should speak to the country? >> there is zero rationale for that to happen. the attitude that we know better than ordinary people, the attitude is elitist. >> so sad that they might have to pay $0.02 out of their bazillion dollars. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and

keep an eye on the man in the green and yellow shirt — he's brayden meyer from australia — and he choppedis mastery of this — the springboard event — where competitors have to cut notches into a trunk to support planks, so they can climb to the top before cutting through. i think he still had all of his fingers left. now it's time for a look at the weather. good evening. a pretty unsubtle start for november so far. we've had afair bit start for november so far. we've had a fair bit of rain and strong winds. we still have low pressure with us over the next 24 hours so it is a slow—moving area of low pressure with showers rotating it though the rest of the eve become heavy showers in the southwest pushing northwest across england and wales and the odd rumble of thunder. also some heavy rainfor rumble of thunder. also some heavy rain for eastern scotland through tonight. it should be frost free with temperatures around five to 10 degrees. tomorrow, eastern scotland keeps heavy persistent rain and some flooding issues here come away from there, sunny spells and scattered showers. most of the

keep an eye on the man in the green and yellow shirt — he‘s brayden meyer from australia — and he choppedp before cutting through. well done to him. now, it‘s time for a look at the weather with stav. the second half of the week and looks better than the first. the winds should be lighter and we should see good spells of sunshine. variable cloud around this afternoon. it stays wet and breezy for the east of scotland. rain for north—east england but good spells of sunshine a. northern ireland, scotland, northern england and wales should see dry spells at times. it turns windier and wetter across the southwest this evening, low pressure sweeping in, so quite unsettled and plenty of showers around, some heavy. it will be breezy across northern and eastern scotland. low pressure with us for monday. it will be windy and wet across scotland, lots of showers for england and wales. breezy through the channel. it is turning chillier, struggling to make double figures in many places by the end of the week. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the brexit party leader, nigel farage, says he is not

early saturday morning around 7.30 and hasn't been heard from since at the timhe was wearing a green polo shirteighs a 130 pounds with bwn eyes and whi hair. are decmissioned its first legacy car on friday to help make space for an arriving fleet of future train cars. the ba train was 2528 and also called felicia then went into service back in 1995. the train was retired i 2014. it estimated to have traveled some 2 million miles new trains are being added and storage becomes limited for older cars so felicia was one of 10 cars sold to a steel yard in oakland to be shredded. well of course tomorrow is veterans day but a lot of communities around the bay area are celebratg this weekend that includes here in san francisco where the annual veterans day parade, kicks off soon kron four's christina ta live along a market there along the parade routshe has all the detls on the big festivities. christina good morning. >>good morning. this is the 99th annual veterans day parade right he in the city of san francisco, it's right behind me here at north part the north point off the embardero so obviously i

this little girl in a green t-shirt was looking up at us as we were walking.in front of the other. my eyes were glued to this little girl. she came around and was proper and sweet and said how do you do? for an instant i thought she had the inclination to hug me so i reached out my arms and said, can i have a great big hug? she says, yes. she gave me this hug. i was at a total loss of words. it was like, duh. i said, been a long time. she said, all my life and back. we went and played a game of golf with her. she picked up a golf ball and said, here mom, and handed me the golf ball. the children were in shock. iris says, did you hear her? she called you ma'am. i didn't want to confuse her. i said, honey, i know you have a new step mom, if you feel more comfortable, it would be all right if you can call us mom and dad twigg. that's all right with us. >> initially the visits were going great. they were going different places. they were all getting along. regina and i were in touch very frequently and she would talk to me about how the visits went. >> hi! >> we w

it was like a pirate shirt but neon green.ngs that likely will never be worn again. >> you also can't unsee that. >> the president put out a tweet before supporting shaean spicer. he deleted the tweet after, maybe he didn't want to be blamed for that plus matt bevin in kentucky in the same week. >> one was enough. >>> can you feel it, the frigid air whipping across the country bringing record breaking cold. let's bring in meteorologist chad myers. this is going to hit a lot of people. >> it really is 200 million people by tomorrow morning will be below 32, and enjoy the weather you have now. boston, new york, d.c., it's still warm, but that front is just to your west. major snow events going on along the lakes, elkhart, indiana getting buried by snow. an awful lot of snow coming down in cleveland as well. it feels like eight degrees below in chicago and four below in st. louis. big time cities, norfolk, nebraska is seven below zero. tomorrow new york 24, down to nashville, 17. that's the end of your tomatoes on the porch. they

and with green lan term, i always wondered, with all the different colors in his costume, the purple cape, the red shirt boots, why does he call himself the green lantern. he could have picked a whole bunch of other colors. well, the lean was green and the lantern was green. like superman and batman and robin, wonder woman kept her basic appearance to the present. so she is recognizable to people who might fought recognize the other two. now you notice these other super heroes are leading a crowd of kids, i'll zoom in and zoom out at the same time here. notice there is a crowd of kids and they're all doing what? they're all carrying big stacks of paper and wonder woman is pushing a wagon filled with big stacks of paper. see, she's got this wagon and all this paper is tipiled up. the sign over here drives the point home, it says war production, urgently needs waste paper. they're not very subtle about it. and this tells you something else, too. it tells you why comics from the world war ii period are so rare and scarce and if you've got a mint condition or near mint condition copy of a gold him age 1940s

green fluffy, you know, rufflely -- >> that got a lot of attention. there are a few lying around. the good thing about that show, i auctioned that shirt off for two veterans organizations. i got about $4,000 bucks. i loved being able to make the experience about more than myself and for those people who sacrificed for the country. we brought two sets of wounded warriors and their caregivers to every show. so it was really fun to do that. >> thank you for being here tonight. tonight, self sh described capitalist elizabeth warren is out with a political ad and it's got people doing a double take. >> i believe in markets right down to my toes. >> it's time for a wealth tax in america. >> yes, i do. >> there are some billionaires who don't support this plan. i believe in markets. you built a great fortune? good for you. trish: i'm exposing elizabeth warren for the socialist she really is. it's okay to be sexist if you are liberal. one liberal journalist belittling a congresswoman on twitter. two strong congresswomen are here. first is the anone of plus ukraine whistleblower really a whistleblower? >> only one member on our staff has direc