huff: it defininitely has a majr role, i thinink, in future investigatioions. and it's definitely made our work a lot easier, but it certainly adds to the overall investigation success rate. gisele: i think one of the results of this proroject and of volunteering for it will really resonate withth us the day thate heaar of a conviction of a loggr being done because they matched a sample that we collected. spalding: there's a lolot of demanand for thisis wood, and us it's sourced in a way that's renewawable and consciouslyy managed, you knknow, eventually the risk is, of course, an imminent loss of that resource and dwindling of supply. otherwise, it's going to disisappear, anand that wououldy be a a true crimime. woman: scientists at the u.s. fish and wildlife laboratory in oregon hope forensics will one day help stop the importing of ilillegal lumumber. meanwnwhilen brazil's maranhao state, indigenous communities have formed cititizen patrols t to protect the forest from tree poachers. [indistinct chatter] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a

china, he then refused a question from our reporter and shutdown the news conference in kind of a huff. >> you said many times the u.s. is doing far better than any other country when it comes to testing. >> yes. >> why does that matter? why is this a global competition to you if everyd day americans are losing their lives and we're seeing cases every day? >> they're losing their lives every day in the world. maybe that's a question you should ask china. don't ask me. ask china that question, okay. when you ask them that question, you may get a very unusual answer. >>> yes, behind you, please. >> sir, why are you saying that to me specifically? >> i'm telling you. i'm not saying it specifically to anybody. i'm saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question like that. >> it's not a nasty question. why does it matter? >> okay, anybody else? please, go ahead in the back, please. >> i have two questions. >> no, it's okay. >> but you pointed to me. >> i have two questions. >> next, please. >> you called on me. >> i did, and you didn't respond. and now i'm calling on -- the young lady i

and, then, the president clearly, in a huff, left. kaitlan, exactly, what happened there? i mean, the idea that the -- you know, the president is so flustered and that he flees a press conference because you are asking to ask a question, when called on is kind of remarkable. >> yeah. i don't think i've ever been called on and then not allowed to ask a question after that just because i let another reporter follow up which is, as you noted, standard operating procedure for these briefings. that's the whole point of following up a question so then the president can't avoid questions he doesn't like or doesn't want to answer by, then, just calling on another reporter. and, you know, it was kind of just quiet there in the rose garden for a moment. after the president turned around and left, there wasn't any applause like there is typically from his guests he vine i invites or staffers. but, clearly, the president did not want to continue that exchange with that reporter. we had multiple questions. he had not called on cnn yet about, not only testing but, also, the new mask pol

to mention braman defeated freiburg pot of boiling and huff and drew on friday had dominated the berlin darby against. you're watching news stay tuned for old news here and you can always catch up with everything on our website interview talk on take. google ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make c.d.'s greener how can we protect habitats we can make a difference google my genius fundamental series again global 2000 on g.w. and online. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this and trying to do through the topics covered in the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at dot com and slash science. so it's africa has a who's an extremely strict look in order to curb the spread of the corona. is proving particularly tough on the many crew people the country. at the end the day we're not going to die of goalies buying one thin we going to die of hunger. women ar

on their days off the men only on huff of a usual salary. none will risk working with a chainsaw or driving on it's been reduced to mud. up to 3 days of rain the locals have equally taken up by what. each of them makes sure to speed up the cutting and transporting of the wood to. hoping to end a bonus for the extra efforts they want to make up the wages that lost. this giant tree grows one centimeter every yeah it's taken thousands of years to grow to besides. its wood is the hardest and densest in the world and yet the name i and which. even once on the ground it still managing to make the longest lives difficult. to share way to the tree is driving the bulldozer towards the ravine. please even in those still cages the drivers have to be careful. how i got. the bill but. i think i'm being a nice. place moving the trunk is proving to be a big challenge especially as the bulldozer is now stop please to free it the forest will once again pay a heavy price. lift. another tree is filed to help slide the logs on to the bulldozers trucks. please.

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did hear a little less than $300.00 and he has to say i'm daniel marrons and i cover politics for huff post i've spent the last few years reporting on how democrats have responded to donald trump's election. the party has largely splintered into distinct lands. bernie sanders has led the progressive way pushing medicare for all to issue free college and a green new deal to solve the climate crisis. the moderate wings main argument has been a liked ability that joe biden can. put together the coalition of voters democrats need to be donald trump for there is a person i have at times for over time going top prosecutor perhaps some progressives believe the influence of big money is a defining feature of the conflict within the party and they criticize the democratic establishment reliance on wealthy donors the moderate wing defectively can produced by big money and it says that business really is kind of the engine of the american economy and democrats need to be a crow growth kind of pro-business party in order to win over a you know collect enough corporate cash to then be able to win o

algae these are not only an important food souls for a large american species they also produce about huff of the oxygen that we breathe . back in the secular and. we found a 4 checks 3 kilometers wide 0.5 degrees difference will be flying there right away . you know if it's going we have the 1st sign of bacteria on the water surface. they've got to me frequently because of what techs like this and need office for about 6 hours the scientists want to take samples from all measurements they're interested in the celts and oxygen content the temperature and the concentration of algae in the well pull. the data is then compared with the information from the yak is that the in can pocket above the vortex for hours cheering one flight the oceanographers were able to record some very special data. a lot of us given it all normally you only see the vortex once it's formed but this time it was maybe 20 meters across at the beginning so we could really watch how it grew in the end there were 3 eddies that we then measured very closely it was the 1st time that we could observe a vortex over its entir

look bad in the economy we've seen that as a trump throughout the world recently however fortunately huff there doesn't really matter that much anymore if the russians and moralities and egyptians could agree on a candidate to replace him within the l. and a bit of the residents who are it or be a more minor office start and they could have the support of the tribes that fun after sons could be sidelined and the l n a could exist as an institution which could have talks done without half tar and the key thing here is it's a time for the u.s. u.k. and other neutral players to reengage of course italy and france as you mentioned are on opposite sides but if neutral players could bring italy and france as well as the key backers of the 2 sides i.e. turkey on the one side and that u.a.e. on the other to say hey this mutually hurting stalemate is coming into being the jenae can't all of a sudden take eastern libya that sense of all we have the mutually hurt exterminate and it doesn't benefit anyone for the war to continue maybe now finally will dawn on the key backers of the coalition's wow it

means france will cease to co-manage the west african currency the bank of france will no longer hold huff of the currency reserves and a replacement currency the eco will be introduced while keeping its exchange rate fixed to the euro fronts negotiated with its former colonies for 3 years for reaching a deal last year when the problems with the c.f.a. was that it has long been seen as a sign of french interference in its former african colonies well after they became independent the currency as used by ben in became the faso guinea bissau ivory coast mali senegal and togo all of those except in. former french colonies 7 other members of eco wants the economic community of west african states have their own currencies but there is a push for them to adopt the new eco is well under the new deal france will sever institutional ties with the west african state central bank and its monetary union instead it will play a backup role by guaranteeing to provide the central bank with euros if it faces a currency crunch. so let's introduce you then to today's panel starting in a bridge in nigeria wi

recognize government have seized control of another tally west in libya 9 fighters allied toward holly for huff there were killed before the surrender of a lot. of headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one a one the. one a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot to the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living again breaks it was a slogan that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. t.v. . rice that terrifying speeds leap off sky scrapers and jump through fire. stop before most of the unsung heroes of indian cinema for a meager wage they put their bodies on the line for the country's biggest stars. not everyone. who's stunt man north saved not only light. they made him look good while green but accidents on film sets a comedy some even and didn't do. what i want east meets the indian stand for risking it all for the broad plots of both.

total number of infections to 6 nationwide yemen is already dealing with a cholera outbreak can only huff of its hospitals are fully functional the u.n. says it's likely the virus is spreading undetected in the country where millions are facing starvation the u.n. chief has spoken of his irritation at what he says is a lack of world leadership during the pandemic and tony harris is nowhere near enough is being done to help developing countries and his calls for a global ceasefire are being mostly ignored as our diplomatic editor james pace. speaking to reporters by video link the frustration of the u.n. secretary general was clear it's well over a month since he demanded a global cease far but the fact the u.n. security council has been unable to pass a resolution was the result of what he called a dysfunctional relationship between the major powers and that makes it difficult for the security council to decide as it makes it difficult in many other areas for international cooperation to work secretary-general given the scale of the pandemic do you believe that global leadership has been

but a series of defeats has left a huff that is struggling to fulfill his ambition to take the capital from libya's internationally recognized a government. he's lost control of 3 military camps and a debate in the west he used to launch attacks on tripoli and several towns his forces are accused of planting landmines in residential areas putting civilians at risk during the pull our it now your dog doesn't ask any are as of yesterday we started combing the liberated area to ensure the safe return of everyone who was displaced we are still closely monitoring the movements of the remnants militias and mercenaries who are trying to reorganize their fragmented ranks we are fully prepared to crush them we assure our fellow libyans of the captured areas that we will not leave an inch of the libyan soil and will not allow foreign mercenaries to bank in residential areas a league do you any report last month suggested half total was backed by up to $1200.00 medicine or ease from russia's group a private military contractor the u.a.e. which backs have is believed to be bankrolling them the kre

to expand his coalition, beyond his base and attract the votes of independents of the sort of obama huff trump voters, trying to make sure he keeps them. the president is doing none of that, doing outreach to bring more voters to his side. he is solidifying his relationship with his base. his base is big but it's not big enough. it's just not big enough to win the election. if that's all he does, i don't see how he wins. >> let's work on the engine. tell us about your new reporting on what this mid-pandemic virtual campaign season is going to look like for each campaign as far as you've gathered? >> right, my colleague and i have been reporting, we spent a week fully immersed in these virtual campaigns. they are very difficult. they have a different theory of the case of how to win. the trump twain is all about the base. they've built this ecosystem for trump supporters that doesn't replicate completely the rally experience but its certainly gives supporters a place to go. they have this new app that sucks i in and is gamified and re really one consultant says if you keep them outraged y

the recycled air, to sit in the brookstone massage chair, to check a mall walker into a fountain, to huffndle. if you're spending money at the mall, you're doing it wrong. bad news for college students sorry, john. bad news for college students because yesterday, the cal state system announced they're going to keep campuses closed for the fall semester. but to ensure students still get the full college experience, cal state will be mailing all of them a six pack of natty light and a free case of herpes. nobody likes that we have to do this, but we have to do this, according to health professionals like infectious disease expert and detective who just figured out that the stepson did it, dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci testified yesterday to what would happen if the country reopened too soon. >> the consequences could be really serious. >> stephen: i'm sorry, is this not serious yet? is this the hilarious part? and i can't tell that everyone's laughing because their mouths are covered with masks? okay. republicans are desperate to reopen the economy, because if they don't, they'll have to do

2nd stage that things would basically get a lot smoother than the space shuttle did but dragon was huff and puff and all the way into orbit and we were definitely driving or riding a dragon all the way in so it was not quite the same ride the smoother ride as the space shuttle was those are the headlines on al-jazeera to stay with us pre-crime is coming up next. and the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something any individual has not yet done but is going to do and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they've performed an act. if you would have asked me 37 years ago if we would have gunshot detection or video cameras in neighborhoods or be able to predict where crimes occurred i would have said you're crazy. claiming to us and future of the future is already in the present right now it's the securitize ations of fossil sizes. i have no idea what the next 5 or 10 years is going to be into law enforcement terms of technology advancement. just look in a world we've come so far it's going to be mind boggling. can we p

finally, he leaves in a huff, but not before kicking in the door and breaking a window. >> he was gone, and he broke the door. but he did not buy nothing. >> he recognized the man as a local who walks his dog in the area. he says police have talked to him about what happened. many stores and essential businesses are now requiring masks be worn. some say people no mask, no service. >> i wonder if they have a superman compex or something. >> marilyn says she saw a different man in the same 7- eleven without a mask on. >> i don't understand it. what is the big deal? it is a mask, it is ridiculous. nobody is immune from this thing. i mean, you can't put up a wall, you can't stand behind the screen, you got to protect yourself. >> those who refuse to wear masks could get in trouble with the police, but in this day and age, they most likely will be cited and released. henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> not a drop of rain here in the bay area, but we are talking about some off and on main showers and some heavy downpours. once again, earlier today, right now some sunshine, some clouds we're talk

thanks to an 11 year-old girl that young lady is tonight's kron 4 hero maya winokur is a 5th grader at huff elementary school. she says that she wanted to help her community during the pandemic so. >>she reached out to monica fay ng, the owner chat tea cafe for some advice together they came up with a plan to collect face masks and donate them to their local police department maya also has her own youtube channel as he hopes to one day raise money through her videos to help even bigger causes. she's very busy who want to hear about someone making a difference in your community go to kron 4 dot com find kron 4 heroes under the news tab. >>once you're there you just fill out a quick little form let us know about your hero and kron 4 is also saluting the class of 20 20 tonight. we want to congratulate emily a gallon she is graduating from university preparatory academy in san jose in the fall, she'll be attending saint mary's college majoring in psychology congratulations to you emily. >>and you can let us know about a graduate in your life go to kron 4 dot com find a salute to grads twenty-tw

weeks tripoli government has captured several cities along the western coastline they've also rejected huff post call for a ceasefire during the holy month of ramadan the fear that he'll use it to regroup following the loss of territory libya's been divided by warring factions since the overthrow of longtime leader moammar gadhafi 9 years ago the airbase remains in the red zone controlled by forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar just east of that is the capital tripoli in the blue zones which are controlled by the government of national accord let's go live now to work tripoli our correspondent would of the what is the what's the latest on the battle for what now. well adrian attacks and counterattacks. failure and success. attack and defense around a lot yet you know it's very difficult but he capture. bees it's very strategic and very special that the government forces say they lost more than $25.00 fighters in yesterday's attack to the capture of a base meanwhile they say that half the forces also suffered a huge number of casualties due to the multiple strikes by the government air

oh huff of chile is 50 members have been placed in quarantine on coronaviruses there this comes as demonstrators clashed with police and one of the capital's poorest neighborhoods hundreds the 5 a citywide lockdown to demand food and other vital supplies are latin america editor lucy newman reports from santiago. angry residents of the community in santiago all have begun by blocking streets and screaming we are hungry right police try to dispel the crowd with water cannon in tear gas but they refused to budge and responded with rocks and sticks seems reminiscent of the social upheaval that brought chile for months until the coronavirus pandemic saw the pause button hit on protests. a bosc is a poor and overcrowded municipality where the majority struggled to make enough to survive even before they were ordered into total florentine in mid april a full month before the entire capital was locked down on friday people say they're not against the quarantine just starvation but what about just get out of here you know this woman that police. this was exactly what many predicted might happen in the f

casualties being directly attributable to the libyan armed forces under the leadership of khalifa huff there in april you have about $180.00 casualties with 3 quarter of these also there rightly it such a beautiful at the that if one of the and these casualties ever really manifested themselves as soon as the libyan arab armed forces experienced some military losses so what this points to is the fact that these attacks against civilian infrastructure then on civilian neighborhoods are actually systematic. retaliatory measures re really for punish punishing civilians or tricky to military losses but unless someone intervenes to stop this or actually even call it out which rarely happens unfortunately this won't stop at this juncture why is it have to force is targeting civilian infrastructure in this way now it is this the result of a perception on the part of his forces that some of these civilian areas and tribes are no longer supportive or no longer neutral towards him. well it's i think it's of the magic of different things really by design launching an offensive on tripoli in and o

2nd stage that things would basically get a lot smoother than the space shuttle did but dragon was huff and puff and all the way into orbit and we were definitely driving or riding a dragon all the way up and so it was not quite the same ride the smoother ride as the space shuttle was thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera back in just a moment with much more of the day's news. your men killed a mother and son in that way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms so it is synonymous with the was the american occupation of iraq that the house on hold an arrogance to account taua 2016 how come you didn't mention the meeting to congress and i did i don't know if i got the transcript wrong. i don't think you are that sure that you can tell the difference between a polish guy a french guy holding your head to head on a. the way disease outbreaks have impacted dense urban areas like during the flu pandemic in the early 1900 has played a role in how our cities look and run urban planners reacted to that flu and other outbreaks changing how cities were zoned and led to

hamilton refused the apology and huff and in a half -- left the army. hamilton had to beg washington to let him back to be a part of the yorktown campaign. there was no sense of like, i've got to have my right hand man. that's ridiculous. george washington was going to win yorktown whether hamilton was on the dark side of the moon. that said, hamilton clearly has to be recognized as a man of great valor and as a hero of the war. the fact that he did leave that -- lead that assault in the yorktown campaign, he was given that command by lafayette. lafayette commanded the american army of that wing. the thing to remember about lafayette -- sometimes people forget -- lafayette was an american officer who happened to be french. he was not a french officer in the employ of king louis. -- king louis the 16th. the french army was led by rochambeau. lafayette was an american officer. that is what makes me unique in the story. there's the french army, so lafayette in charge of the american wing at the battle of yorktown. then there is a whole french wing at the b

whatever the cost, i think he is banking on the idea that the west will huff and puff but in the end really not do much. neil: that is in our past, hasn't it? claudia, thank you very much you were way ahead of it. when people were getting excited, saw and worried about a lot of things coming to fruition right now. on this day we're looking at all the violence, what would be a very seminal movement in our space program history, what frank borman of a billion low 8 said looking back at the earth at christmastime there, are no divisions or markers between countries in space. we are one. it is a image of whole. try selling that to hong kong. a little more after this. (soothing music) - did you know that americans that bought gold in 2005 quadrupled their money by 2012? and even now many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning. so don't wait another day physical coins are easy to buy and sell and one of the best ways to protect your life savings from the next financial meltdown. - [announcer] today u.s. money reserve announces the immediate release of us government issued 1/1

and all of us in the executive branch and, yes, in congress, we huff and we puff and we strut around and we hold hearings and we press issue -- issue press releases and we do nothing. and where i come from what you allow is what will continue now i have a bill. it's very simple. it says to all the companies out there in the world, including but not limited to china, if you want to list on an american exchange, you have to submit an audit. and the s.e.c. has the right to look at that audit and audit the audit. and if you refuse not once, not twice, but three times, if over a three-year period each of those three years the company says you cannot audit my audit, then they can no longer be listed on the american exchanges. it's very, very simple. and once again -- i've tried to be very fair in this bill as did my coauthor, senator chris van hollen. we spent a lot of time on this. we don't want to be unfair to chinese companies. we're not changing the rules. they've just been ignoring the rules. but we're saying look, we're not going to give you just one chance. we're going to give you t

among them, fel felicity huff bn served 11 days. the sentencing is slated for august., fox news. alicia: here to talk about this and what it could mean for the other parents wrapped up in the scandal is attorney and northwestern law professor andrew stoltzman. these two were defiant for the past 11 months or so, even making accusations against the prosecution for withholding evidence. what happened? what changed? >> it really did get nasty for a while and i think ultimately what happened is the two defendants were looking down the barrel of a gun in so far as if they were convicted in theory they faced 45 years in federal prison. they wouldn't have got that if they were convicted. they probably would have got two to three years. but those risks, specifically the risk of a very long jail sentence, was enough to kind of get them to the table and plead guilty to something that if you look at what they've said previously, they clearly believe they didn't commit a crime. >> you mention the sentencing guidelines. i want to put up first -- we'll show you what the maximum sent

pete: sarah huff joins us now. thank you so much. you're not seeking the spotlight.ut that decision to reopen. >> yeah. so like the video said, i will lose everything i have, but more than that, i have employees, and they will also not have a job to go back to. they also have bills to pay. they have a family to also support and feed. they also is have their own mortgages, and i have mine. and i -- there's so much more than that. my brother-in-law who has cancer, he can't get the treatments that he needs, and i have a friend who is an amputee, and he has a bone infection that could lead to death. this is so much more than just opening my business. this is something that needs, in my opinion, it needs to happen. pete: absolutely. you're talking about there are so-called elective surgeries just like people deciding that your industry is not essential or essential. when we look at your salon, are you taking measures to be responsible with the reopening? >> yes, of course. before we opened i had the salon sterilized, and as people walk in, i'm only allowing 2-3 people in

nearly $3000.00 cruise ship crew members have been under quarantine in the german a part of cook's huff and one person on board it tested positive for cove at 19 there are no paying passengers on the vessel. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter at news or visit our website w dot com. you're watching tomorrow today the science show on d w. this week. it's about something that lets us see the world around us but which itself is intangible light. will be talking about light in everyday life in industry in minutes and. be looking at life particles that overcome space and time. and like based internet. and the effects of city lights on nature. but let's start at the beginning with how we see light. when light enters our eye it hits the retina.