emma hardy, bbc news, los angeles. —— emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.ground in los angeles say the devastation is clear to see wherever you look. our correspondent helena humphrey sent this update from pacific palisades. fire came through and if you take a look in every direction, it is 360 degrees worth of destruction here. and this is a scene being played out right across la county — tens of thousands of acres that have been destroyed like this with all of these houses razed to the ground. now, as we've been here in the area, we've been feeling those now notorious santa ana winds picking up once again. these are the enemy of those fire crews that are working so hard to try to control those fires but essentially, they could whip up the flames once again — that is the concern — and those fire crews are stretched to the limit right now. we know today that president zelensky of ukraine has offered to send fire teams from ukraine to help in the effort. here in this area today, we've had aerial drops of water which have been effective — over 500 million gal

patrick hardy will help keepers evacuate their bees and help first responders who encounter bee swarms anytime we get a call out, i and other colleagues will go directly to that swarm, help to remove it so that firefighters can continue to do their work and get to the real human victims. >> hardy says he has responded to a fire in riverside county before, but this is the first time the bee platoon is working with state and local emergency officials. >>> a live look at oakland now, we have an update on a spider monkey cared for at the oakland zoo. it was rescued from a traffic stop in the central valley last month. the zoo has officially picked a name for the young spider monkey, azulis, named after the natural preserve in mexico. veterinarians say she's now bright and active after they found her in critical condition, but she's still working through some muscle loss and low levels of protein and calcium. >>> coming up in sports, stanford men's basketball player currently leads the country in double-doubles, but it was actually a photo bombing kid fan that stole the show on the farm thi

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palm trees are really hardy. i'm not clear if these will actually make it, but they're very hardy. they do have a thick bark and said to have high moisture levels, and a number of them did seem to survive. so we'll see about that. but all the houses here have been destroyed on the the northwest side of harriet street. a number of houses did not burn. even the house here on the corner. but brenda mata's house did burn, and it was one of the last houses on this part of harriet street to burn. this is the house she loved before the fire. i spoke with brenda a week ago, moments after she arrived and saw what happened. >> this is her retirement. this is our nest egg. this is where we moved in when we got married. this is where our son was born. this was our house and this was what we worked for. >> this is what's left of brenda's house. now, more than 7000 structures burned in altadena. it's hard to imagine the scale of it from the ground far in the sky. a satellite image shows what this corner, harriet and glen and the surrounding streets used to look like. this is now what remains. on

this is the a very hardies palin to follow d hardies palin to follow. -- hard discipline to follow. liz: we are cycling through a bunch of other etfs that are country-focused. we found the ishares comprehensive coverage etf, 76 billion in assets right now. cost efficient. they've a got core emerging markets. is and interestingly enough, one of their biggest holdings is a bank in india that you absolutely love. so, folks, when mark if or jeff comes on and says i like this foreign stock that is a little bit difficult to purchase on u.s. exchanges, hdfc, which is that big indian bank, is within iemg, that basket of stocks. to you, jeff, give me a sense of your outside trade at the moment. you know, we've got these wildfires and, of course, it's horrific from a human suffering standpoint. but there is actually something regarding real estate you've to been looking at. >> yeah. i mean, i think what i'm looking at is there's going to be a tremendous need. when all of this chaos ends, there's going to be a significant this need to rebuild what's been affected and destroyed in california. i

the environment minister emma hardy says the government is working to support an alternative option.ecialisation in bumblebees. much forjoining us. just tell us why these pesticides are so damaging to bees.— damaging to bees. they are incredibly — damaging to bees. they are incredibly toxic _ damaging to bees. they are incredibly toxic to _ damaging to bees. they are incredibly toxic to all - damaging to bees. they are incredibly toxic to all insect | incredibly toxic to all insect life. just to illustrate how poisonous they are, it is a bit like another shock for insects. one teaspoon, five grams worth of these chemicals, is enough to give a lethal dose to 1.25 million honeybees. so it only takes a very small amount to kill insects, and we have been using tonnes of them for many years now. so environmentalists are delighted that finally the last farming use of these chemicals has been withdrawn. and what is the alternative? because if the eu has already banned it, presumably farmers that they are using something else? . . , ., , else? yeah, farmers in europe have been _ else? yeah,

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear — this is their land.place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. it is wild and weird. translation: our country as something that can - just be bought. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politician

their lives and see what these next 4 years will bring. reporting from the border in the cow in texas hardy, jo, castro, alger 0. the site is, are most likely to be affected by trump's plans, thousands head to the us, each she and the countries present. nicholas madura is working, welcoming them back. i mean for them, it's important that my kids know that when they return to venezuela, they've a couple of mini things, respect as human beings, but also the right to come and privacy with their families for the friends. how much doesn't migrant stuff over there in chicago in new york when they see their friends partying over here, and they're suffering over there. and she was still the head allowed to 0. we report from an overcrowded so many of its inhabitants are being relocated. people in power investigates, the alleged forced evictions of thousands of families, the bottom for the soul of anchored box pot to 11 i just need to examine it needs to sit for tomorrow's discussions, international filmmakers and will cross journalists, bring programs and inspire you. phone outages, era of the, [000

canada of the panama canal and greenland, like he's perusing the elite model management catalog for a hardy with huge assets, then all of this triggering is just finding games. you know, always good to have rachel wrapping up the program here on oxy international. so i'll step aside for a bit of my colleague what has come on b as here. so take you through what about top stories, but for now, for me role research to show you the anti news team, we look forward to joining us against the the, this is how they shut down the last russian. the whole purpose of the so called milton group, a large scale network control centers that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars . tens of thousands of people in europe, africa, and the last in america lost the money. many with devastations, lost all hope. remarkably, the criminal network gained power and scaling ukraine and the mazda minds of this criminal m. a still is large. so shutting down the most of the offices is just the beginning of the investigation. the beginning of the story of the scams, the cranium style. the late 2017. the american groups, th

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear this is their land.ngutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. translation: our country as something that can - it is wild and weird. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politician. he's a hard businessma

temperatures do get colder again it could freeze on the road but here in west yorkshire, they are a hardy lot and they have been out. we have seen people out and about. people are getting onto the road and it is up in the higher ground, particularly over the pennines where they are worried that there could be up to a0 centimetres of snow. so that is a concern. 0ne centimetres of snow. so that is a concern. one of the main roads that often get shut has been shut in that area but the authorities, keeping an eye, if the snow does continue to fall there. we hearfrom national highways that most of the main routes are open. some of those over the higher ground had been shut but they are advising anyone who is going out today to make sure that they take precautions. things like having some water with you. a fully charged mobile phone and a blanket or a sleeping bag just in case you do get trapped. there are snowploughs. we have seen them in leeds and they are out around the country and we can actually go live to cumbria to someone who drives a snow snowplough and that is kevin, who joins us now.

. >>> high school reunion, jazz coach will hardy, saint christopher's class of 2006, me, 1980. second quarter, dubs up five. quintin post threw it down on the run and draymond green liked it. dubs led by as much as 15. jump to the fourth quarter. up eight. dennis a deep three. he scored 23. but back came utah, who did play well tonight. off the miss they scored in a hurry. bucket cut the lead to one. 30 seconds later off the inbounds, moses moody clutch all night. he hit it, made a four-point game. moody scored 15. 108-101, little over three minutes to go. brandon did not look like a man who missed 12 games. the warriors won it 114-103. dubs ninth straight home win over the jazz, and they are 6-3 without curry this season. moment of truth tomorrow because the thunder come in with the best record in the league. >>> earlier tuesday, the team announced that andre, happy birthday by the way, will have his number 9 jersey retired. it will be february 23rd when klay thompson and the mavericks will be in attendance. he was a part of all four championship teams during this era and was

use siding like hardie board or other stucco or materials that are non-flammable.f you basically imagine you're just trying to seal up your home so really small little embers and fires can't get in. it's not about building a concrete bunker. it's about building a home that's sealed from small fires and moving any potential fire back. and that includes your neighbors. so it's a community wide event, and then the fire gets the community and it just can't take a foothold. >> what about clearing, you know, vegetation or plants and trees that can burn easily? are there certain ones that we should simply just not ban, but, you know, not put them in because of the reality of what we live in now? >> well, it's hard to say here. it's a long list of different plants, but what we look for are vegetation. that's not going to be dropping a lot of litter. it's not even just the vegetation itself, but all the litter that falls down, all those leaves or twigs, as well as having things that are going to thrive under low water conditions. we don't always have a lot of rain here. and

with that is wash your hands with soap and water and not with hand sanitizer, because that is a very hardy bug. >> okay, also, we got some cancer news that we should talk about and rates are up, especially in a particular group of young people. talk about what we're seeing here. >> so we've made a lot of progress against cancer in the united states. that's down. but it's still the number two killer after heart disease. what's troubling in the most recent analysis is that rates of cancer in younger women, that is, those under 50, are increasing, particularly in the colon, breast, uterus and cervix. so lot of that is due to some of the things that you could reverse smoking, obesity, diet, but some of them could be really reversed right now like screening for cervical cancer. i was really surprised to see those rates actually going up recently, probably speaking to disruptions over the last few years. >> right, right. you're right. i mean, we need to be doing more screening. i want to talk about what else can we do with regard to urban wildfire, which, as we've reported, could have a serious

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i will hear this is their land.is family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. translation: in our opinion, it's wild and weird to hear himj speak of our country as something that can just be bought. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politici

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this is hardy, in germany, everyone thinks the sky is falling. i mean, again, why would you respect people that have such a spin skin? and the only thing they can cutting to is an ideology explain their, their electrons are rejecting. left right and center at 8. 0, i think that's why the odds to hyper sensitive because their position but in the on societies has become so weak, right? the, the way in which mosque has supported the of the party in germany assessing ex, simplicity of this phenomenon. the i see is fairly strong, right? it has since 1820 percent in the pods and the whole strategy of the establishment parties of such additional parties as to freeze. it would never be less frightened . jeremy usually who pitts coalitions and this thing never, never collision. if these guys and mosque is disturbing that strategy, and they're so afraid of him because he could perhaps push the off into a place where that doesn't work anymore. and why is that? so not automatically because of must. but because people, as you say, also committed the dissatisf

hardy will die from this. we don't have time to wave the fish now. so we made a deal with the fish fiber, 380 yours, for the 2000 fish. from a lump sum of the sodium and his team painstakingly carried the 15 kilo sacks up the mountain instead of being slaughtered. the fish will now live in the monastery pond. much into the you know, we need to, like almost all the animals we look after having tortured by humans as incredibly emotionally draining through to get an email from wonder how people can be so brutal. it stirs anger and even hatred in me, professional giving into these feelings when it is an important test of my face, maybe dvd, did you show me the national parks cover? more than half the country and virgin forest are protected by law. most people live a small farmers in the midst of this nature and share their habitat with wild animals . hunting is prohibited the this little black there lives near one of the few villages that still doesn't have electricity. the heat in the oven, a trudy gomez, very remote. i run a small shop here, the villag

the agenda hardy, this i think, is the fact that he's really not consistent in his thinking. he's, you know, he's willing to intervene at different points. we've seen him blustering about greenland and canada, panama canal. you know, so as it was in, he doesn't come to this with a clear, simple, 80 ology. but he certainly wants have done his way. and i think we've seen what appears to be a tougher stance towards benjamin netanyahu. for example, the, anyone who.

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their lives and see what these next 4 years will bring. reporting from the border in the cowan texas hardy, jo, castro alger 0, as well for the us senate market. rubio has become the 1st trump cabinet member to be sworn in. he says there will be a change in us for him policy. this is in many ways, and again, it was referenced by president trump yesterday in this, in a speech that he designs that his overriding goal for global policy is the promotion a piece. the avoidance of conflict and no agency will more be more critical in that regard. than this one, in fact is expounding principle and purpose. and that's what we endeavor to do, to promote peace around the world because that's in our national interest without peace, it is hard to be a strong nation, a prosperous nation, and one that is better off. but there will also be challenges, we recognize that there will be those times unfortunately it as humans interact with one another because of our nature. but there will be conflict. we will seek to prevent them and avoid them, but never at the expense of our national security, never at the e

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very negative implications on the hundreds of thousands of families who are already displaced with hardy black, who may have definitely further still solomon. let me, let me bring you in and, and let's go to the root of this conflict m 23 itself has only existed for, you know, little over a decade a, the 1st and 23 rebellion or when they crashed on to the stage was 2012 um, but as i think, i think it's fair to say everyone agrees what's happening right now. in eastern congo eastern new york city has its roots in the, in the 1994 period of time after there are ones in genocide is that fair? and if so, can you walk us through that? so indeed, the genesis of this conflict, the traces back to the 1994 genocide against the foot seen dwanda. following the perpetration of the this larger scale of my soccer. some of the uh, perpetrators actually are on hold for one to uh, and took a huge in the eastern data. uh, and some of them actually established that de la, uh, which is uh, on ottoman dribbling group operating from east on the odyssey. uh, made up pulse. people who are suspected will be havi

hardy populations, this is a standard western approach. the warranty always has. uh the ukrainians. uh, i've been taught for 30 years now on western stand. oh, they start racks. what's the span? additionally, when you add a absolutely racist audiology like the nazi ideology that degenerates the russians to some kind of works or non new ones are destroying your enemy or destroying the population. you don't think of them and women until they are, they become to use the other to something that isn't real. was the less and less ability to meet the threats on the battlefield that is repaying on these, losing the kinetic elmore. what is the, the only thing they can do is some of the, the audit graph hopedale, demoralize the rush or, or show is western owners that your brain can still do something, is to strike out of the western population as the population in the dunbar. now view them as their own people, they don't want to speak for the most part. so they're frustrated and they're being destroyed on battlefield. so they killed the peoples population that's under hand for them. it's not

seize the city of goma, but all vague and peacher supported by regional and you wouldn't peacekeepers, hardy to him in to defend the town of goma, tooth and nail to repel the enemy which has already been done, and why not to drive them out of the national territory. regional peacekeepers and un forces had been heavily involved in the combat. several have been killed and injured. the un is now temporarily relocating all non essential personnel from goma. but thousands of people seeking refuge from the fighting are still streaming into the city. the un says $400000.00 people have been displaced since the start of the year. it was a little difficult earlier now. we have them hearing bombs for 3 hours. we the population escaped and worried us because we don't know what to flee to. we also the government to do everything possible to send soldiers to the lines, to see how to drive out the enemy. not going to i so afraid when you see the numbers of dead and wounded among the militant coming from the front, we want the government to mobilize limited, and so the piece kendra 10. conflict in the easte

the more to possibilities the hardy less this is a must always displayed loading on the 2nd, but to pull it out and give them the, the most value of what we have done, the scale they will buy. he really is he looking to be one of the we like what the issue, the most the i will give you the g a little guy. know, are you the most you go and even throw both of them good place the the level of, again, the, there's going, there's the guy that, that she to go into the low ceiling bows, which will be, i mean, they've been dealing with nearly many bits of shown in space so it see read down could have been yeah, the letter was just monday that they go and it's good to go ask my mother. did you want to go to some community dock? a busy by law. got a warranty, but she's the committee goes empty and the, i mean, the must have gone through them. we a multi danielle and she be the be i one of all the go on beyond what he did not turn on, but kick was it, give him a go down to see what will be the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered and peter lavelle, do

pretending to be coming in as batman and robin and it turns out that they're little more than laurel and hardyy are just not going to do anything about it. and, you know, we laugh. but the problem is that we're going to get another 35, 40, perhaps 50,000 coming across next year because there's so much money in it and there's thousand. well, you know, who knows. you never quite know. it depends on the weather. it depends on the weather. it depends on. but we could do , depends on. but we could do, which means over 200,000 people coming in illegally across the channel since it all started in 2018, when sadiq sajid javid almost said it. khan. but even sajid javid declared an emergency. well, frankly, had he acted decisively then, had the government acted decisively, then we wouldn't have the problems that we do now. as it is, i think that the government at the moment is clueless about how to stop it, and it's just going to continue. >> i mean, fundamentally, it's one of the issues and we've seen this with this sort of botched chagos island deal that's been going on at the moment that that keir st