this is the beating heart of the island. and the reason why st. helena was so important to european fifths fresh water. within these 81 hector's survived the relics of a tropical rain forest. that once covered the entire island cut off from the rest of the world. the plant life here has evolved over millions of years. and simple france and daisies have become trees. but isolation came at a price in the absence of natural predators. the endemic plants never evolved, the ability to rapidly regenerate, leaving them defenseless, against the ravenous appetite of the domestic animals, introduced by passing ships left to rome, the island in just a few short years. the goats had decimated the islands, ancient forests. having exhausted their resources, the herbivores sealed their own fate, and the once 1000 strong heads have now disappeared. although cattle are no longer a danger to the endemic flora. invasive plants now pose a serious threat to their survival. st. helena redwoods, ebenezer, and tree funds are struggling to maintain

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development authority customers on treasure island and yerba buena island. >> so moved. >> second. >> i have a second. >> second. >> thank you. there is no items which the directors would lake to discuss individually so we'll take the consent agenda as a whole. there is a motion to amove it and second as well and we have the roll call now. >> for the record, there is no public comment on this item. >> thank you. [roll call] >> four ayes. >> the ayes have it. thank you very much directors. now we will go back to the order of the agenda, which is to be general public comment and if there anybody who wishes to address the board on matters that are not on the agenda, this is the time to do. go ahead. >> item 2, general public comment. this item is to allow memberoffs the public to address the treasure island development authority board within the subject matter jurisdiction of the authority board and do not appear on today's agenda. in addition to general public comment, public comment will be held on each item during the agenda. if you wish to make public comment please dial star 3 and

it is about vision for rhode island. naming rhode island stronger for the next generation. if you are satisfied with your child's education, the economy, roads and bridges, tolls, high utility rates, and you don't mind fbi investigations, you have your guy in dan mckee. if you believe we are on the wrong track, you want a booming economy, high-paying careers, affordable housing, safe streets, and safe schools, now is the time for new leadership. my name is ashley kayla's, i humbly ask for your vote. thank you. [applause] host: ok. thank you. thank you, audience, and thank, candidates. good luck to you both. thanks both of you for coming in. this is your last chance to see them face off before the election next week. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> tonight, a u.s senate showdown nearly a week from election night. patty murray, the mom in tennis shoes turned tenured senator, is seeking her sixth term, while tiffany smiley, the former triage nurse turned veterans

i hear that both was more asti poly is an island on the moon. everything changes, and this is why it's fascinating to be here at this time because this her project is gradually changing for the better of the worse. the i love an open ended experiment as it were, it depends how these type of investments take into account the local people considerations and their fee and their needs. ah, i think it's up to us to read fake advances before this project. and there's an ideal place to start this to try and then and use it as a role model for other places are also a bigger scale. everything changes, or better or worse, osby play a might be more than just the model for a sustainable future. motoring towards a sustainable future and more on the next episode over at with a with who i with i she must go an increasing number of women in latin america. i'm guessing fed up fighting against sexism, violence, and access to abortion. how effective or protest from the 3 fed up with cheese mo, in 15 minutes on d, w o, i discovered stories that can change your mind

so the island an open ended experiment as it were. it depends how these type of investments take into account to lock out people considerations and their fee and their needs. ah, i think it's up to us to read faith that the one that the support of this project. and is it an ideal place to start this to try it? and then i use it as a role model for other places or not. fortunately, bigger scale, everything changes for better or worse. osby play a might be more than just a model for a sustainable future motoring towards a sustainable future and more on the next episode. all brett, with with you. it's a powerful form of protection for the body and song gentle touch. it's crucial for human survival. for our health and psychological development, but what happens when people can't touch it, physical distancing, makes it more difficult. we explore the power of gentle touch. coming up on d, w. o, leha, b can europe. we have the latest trends from paris, the capital fashion, the winter trends, seek down coats, loops, and cosy, nit. you're rela

it is about vision for rhode island. naming rhode island stronger for the next generation. if you are satisfied with your child's education, the economy, roads and bridges, tolls, high utility rates, and you don't mind fbi investigations, you have your guy in dan mckee. if you believe we are on the wrong track, you want a booming economy, high-paying careers, affordable housing, safe streets, and safe schools, now is the time for new leadership. my name is ashley kayla's, i humbly ask for your vote. thank you. [applause] this election day, november 8, will republicans retake the house? can democrats control the senate? from now until election night follow coverage of house and senate races. events as they happen on tv and the c-span now out. demand on our website and find out data rich collection page on c-span.org/campaign2022. our campaign 2022 coverage contins today on c-span where former president donaldru campaigned in florida for republican candidates at 5:00 p.m.. then president biden is in westchester, new york for an event at westchesterew york in support of govern

it's a popular evening pond for the islands, artists and intellectuals. and here to the changes already happening are the subject of intense debate. alternate medulla thought to run a good holiday no longer so easy to fix something miss broken softened because we've become famous overnight and there are a lot more people coming here. 7 guys here, gregory on optics. sure. this means get develop many thought let simply not healthy, much about and how do we better did of your mother corner for the family that we bought from. though we have other problems that need seeing j thought net, the water supply and the lack of drinking water use, what's by the sewage on the garbage. there's no recycling profession, marsh. ah, today's been another poor hall for fisher status. even g lou pollution has led to a dramatic drop in fish here on the coast of the eugene seat. he has a pretty clear take on the volkswagen project all off the way he met his name. what's going on here is the best thing that could have happened to us yet for a decor using organic and clean energy

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the island in just a few short years, the goats had decimated the islands, ancient forests. having exhausted their resources, the herbivores seal to their own fate, and the once 1000 strong herds have now disappeared. although cattle are no longer a danger to the endemic flora. invasive plants now pose a serious threat to their survival. st. helena redwoods, ebenezer, and tree phones are struggling to maintain their foot home and their future now lies entirely in human hands. satar vargo, the terrestrial conservation officer is part of the small team dedicated to the ambitious restoration of this exceptional forest. diana's peak park is very unique because it holds quite a high proportion of endemic vegetation anna vertebrates. the word endemic means that it's very unique, it's found nowhere else in the well. so there is quite a large number on st, alina because we have the highest endemic biodiversity off the u. k. and also as its territories the endemic plans, they are really good at intercepting miss. so the island doesn't receive a high proportion of rainfall, but we do

so the island an open ended experiment as it were. it depends how these type of investments take into account to lock out people considerations and their fee and their needs. ah, i think it's up to you to really take advantage of this before this project. and is it an ideal place to start this to try it? and then i use it as a role model for other places or not. fortunately, bigger scale, everything changes for better or worse. osby play a, might be more than just a model for a sustainable future motoring towards a sustainable future. and more on the next episode, autherette with who a is on the road. again. this time he was in the northeast of germany, magnificent coughing, the serious racing romantic forest. a cold chill tour futon in 30 minutes upon d. w. o. this is sweet to diabetes, business, diabetes, and lucrative disease affecting millions. the cost of treatment has risen tenfold in recent years. and this despite falling production. will a cure ever be found? in 75 minutes on d w. i in a globalized world, where everything is c

so the island and open ended experiment as it were. it depends how these type of investments take into account to lock out people considerations and their fee and is there needs, ah, i think it's up to us to really take that one that the support of this project. and is it an ideal place to start this to try it? and then it gives it as a role model for other places or not. fortunately, bigger scale, everything changes for better or worse. asd player might be more than just a model for a sustainable future. motoring towards a sustainable future and more on the next episode over at with a with who is farmers in to me. i get back to the room. he is in the zenith. lanissa. com a little but ha ha ha ha ha nikia box. these traditional seeds are more capable of meeting the challenges of tomorrow's climate. mm hm. i am sure who will show when i see that woman and she lead crunch. hum eco africa in 30 minutes on d. w is weaponized, wheat, massive crop failures, broken supply chains. soaring global market prices. is this russia's treacherous new

the island is small.e don't have any forests, we don't have any mountains, we don't have any rivers. what we do have is an amazing coastline. it's great not just for securing a meal or transport, but it's fantastic for recreation as well. (derek hairon) there's your pfd, and what we're going to do is get this on you so you are going to float. - all right. that's very nice of you. - i know. i'm very kind. (sophie fouron) i get the feeling there's not much water, but i guess we'll go further. - yes. i pulled out the plug earlier. jersey gets tides up to 12 meters. so what that means is, when the tide goes out, you could walk in this area up to about nearly a mile and a half away from land. - that's huge. - and this is actually the largest intertidal zone in europe. so when we are going into this place, we're literally paddling over the sea bait, and when we're coming back, if we get here too late, we'll be walking over the sea bait. let it roll over. (sophie fouron) derek, you kayak a lot. - yes. - do a lot

the marshall islands is an island ocean nation. if you cannot see the water from where you're standing you can hear it, the waves break endlessly and audibly and the coral reef is around battles. today, about 60,000 people live in the marshall islands, the vast majority by some estimates 97% identify as christian. since 1850 712 american missionary families sale to the marshall islands and -- or chief invited them to stay and establish a mission state shun there, these people have grown up practicing christianity. by the outset of the second world war, japanese un-american sources independently estimated that at least nine out of every ten people in the marshall islands protestant. during world war ii, the archipelago was strategically significant for both japan and the united states. since 1919, the marshall islands had formed the eastern perimeter of japan's pacific empire and it effectively cut in half the united states territory in the pacific, separating the united states held philippines from the hawaiian islands in the north

the size of the island and the limited numbers of st. as tweets could be a great environment for autonomous driving as well. i supply lizette in a, in a region that this is bill under development and so you'll have her somewhere different. her lows are every regarding, ah, the fun it was driving a compared to cheddar. my me or to the mainland greece using the island as a test lab for autonomy driving has meant modernizing the 70 kilometer network of roads. this is an easier challenge in volkswagen. has now converted the majority velocity, police, public transport vehicles, to electric power from police cars to ambulances, and local people. choosing to go electric and look forward to a discount from d w. whether for an id, 3 or id for, for them, okay, from say, as driven by the mayor. spots just about to wish a century. but i would say to the future, we go service or way of mobility is going to be quite unique. ah cali opie mariachi. border folks walkin id for, for personal use. she is now a frequent visitor at the charging station in the

at the same time, the island is already changing. and other ways too, says anthropologist underlay us lee course because of the extreme publicity that the, the islander, how steak and eh, yeah, prices are going steadily up on the island east changing towards more and more post destination on delay asleep. host has been keeping a close eye on developments here and how they're affecting the local population. he's working on a paper for the university of oslo, about the social impact of the i, li, switch to sustainability. these is altering the balance in small and in societies like us, the police because you have winners and losers. maria, come, pooty is clearly among the winners. she runs the swankiest hotel in cora, the capital of ascii, polio. crucially for her, the islands, new sustainable image translates into a more exclusive and wealthier clientele to wait to see poor little soon, all in this project is evolving things on so many friends. i'll be more and that also means improvements for our guests here on asked to play up and i

it is a vision for rhode island. leaving rhode island stronger for the next generation. if you're satisfied with your child's education, economy, roads and bridges, tolls high utility rates, and do not mind fbi investigations. you have you got. -- guy. if you believe you are on the wrong track and you want a world-class education, boone -- booming economy, affordable housing, safe streets and schools, now is the time for new leadership. my name is ashley, and i ask for your vote. [applause] moderator: ok. all right, thank you. thank you audience. thank you audience and candidates. good luck to both of you. thank you for coming in. this is your last chance before the election. thank you for joining us. [applause] ♪ >> expense washington journal or we take your calls, life, on the air, on the news of the day. will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up friday. jessica taylor governor's editor for the cook political report talks about camping 2022 the key races the watch. jessica hill, politics reporter for the las vegas review journal talks about the midterms int

what an amazing island.here, and i got exotic impressions for a whole year in advance. i recommend you. but if you still don't want to fly here for 14 hours, i will now show you how to add exoticism to your daily life right at home. today we will cook bread, but not simple, but banana bread. and not only because the banana is one of the most popular and favorite fruits of the venezuelans. and also because this is the most important thing, a banana is almost the best product from winter blues while cooking. today i will not be alone with me there will be young super, talented super cool guy boris zhukov hello boris wow and chao right in italian right? you see, my man, you usually already know how i kind of cook, but today, as i understand it, you will give instructions, and i just help. you are the head chef. are we right? yes, of course, i have not yet decided that i definitely want to be a chef. i have several options. who do i want to be, for example, the first is a chef, the second is an actor, the third

that's right, but no island is. nantucket isn't, the isle of wight, isn't. name an island.sicily, they want foreigners there? no way, no way. >> right. >> did anyone ever come to an island with a good intention? >> no, never in the history of the world. >> no, no. >> best case scenario -- bring syphilis. >> yeah. >> pretty much. >> yeah, yeah. >> i mean, at the very least. >> and it happened, it happened here. captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau, which is just a little northwest of here. he was the first haole. like magellan. hawaii killed its first tourist. >> right. >> philippines killed their first tourist. but people who live on islands, who were born on islands, view anyone who comes ashore with suspicion. >> well, to go back to what defines a hawaiian, maybe we should go back in our imaginations to -- it could have been 2,000 years ago. the tahitians had this voyaging canoe way before any other culture on the planet is exploring the deep seas. somehow gets here someplace in the south pacific, single most isolated archipelago on the planet. fast forward to c

, i must tell you. - but the thing is, i never feel like an islander. - you don't feel like an islander - no. no, no, no. - it's so huge and you don't see a lot of water here. everything happens inside. - yes. in the cities. taiwan has a long history being in the cold war zone with china. even now, we are not allowed to go to their waters. - your relationship with china is complicated. do you feel taiwanese first and then chinese? - i never feel chinese. taiwan has been colonized by dutch people, spanish people, japanese people and the qing dynasty. the qing dynasty was 600 years. they're chinese, but they're not han. they're a different tribe. it's complicated. i never feel "chinese chinese". - right. - i can speak chinese as a language, but the tendency i have right now, especially our generation, we see ourselves as taiwanese. taiwan is a small place with a highly developed places. why is that? we have to be strong and fast and friendly. - and in taiwan being strong is working hard. - working hard, being polite, having a sense of humour, right? joke around. - and getting to where you

welcome to the island of dolls.ssive tourist attraction, but its origins are actually pretty dark. so, around 70 years ago, a young girl drowned nearby, and so the island's owner started placing dolls around here for her spirit to play with. but the story gets much weirder than that. after filling the entire island with dolls, the owner himself died in the exact same spot as the young girl. it is said he spent 50 years adding to the collection of dolls here before his own mysterious death in 2001. definitely not the kind of place i'd want to spend the night alone. so it's probably for the best then that you can't actually sleep here, but you can visit the island as part of a day tour of xochimilco�*s waterways. it's not one for the faint hearted. i've never been to a place like this before. with good reason. it's absolutely terrifying. it's a great natural setting for a horror movie. standing in the midst of the stunning scottish wilderness for the past 2,000 years, these mysterious stone structures are a symbol of

i'm related to move to the island. so it's not ideal really. we are desperate to get more young people here, young families, and to keep the life and the activities going. the government started the scheme where they were offering 50000 pains to young people from the mainland to move to the habit. and far as i know, it didn't really work. they will struggle just as much as a local. well, what we need is to help people. and money isn't the only answer the white sticker, but the people team, the boys and the people team, which 30 guy quite a few that we don't have partners. are you going to stop at night? no. girls. i was at your i think part of the problem is that we have been exporting people for generations. joy, easy answer to it, to both jobs, to buy houses. the distiller use was brilliant because it's provided so many jobs on it, but attract so many people on that skin worldwide tension. mm . what drove me personally to get involved with because i grew up here. the entities means everything to me. my family have lived here for generations.

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i myself said one of the torres strait islanders from 3 other islands. we took this fight to the un against our government, to put it there that our way of living has been impacted by climate change. how culture in our tradition of human rights. we call ourselves the torres strait 8. i so see i hello. how are you? good, thanks. he froze them again. that cold in london. i'm nervous about this case. if we don't receive an answer now, then another big call will be missing. we really don't have time. sophie, any news from you? it is a government loses the trace, that would be the 1st time that any country has been sound to you or i lights on the rights of indigenous people who specifically by not taking a non faction on climate change. so it will be a groundbreaking decision international keep. it comes off like positive, well, with the decision, will they take action or like, how will they respond? you know, we will try to support you in any possible way. unfortunately, this issue is not going away and it's not something not i will end with your generation.

we feel like our island is big because we just don't see it as an island! to us, the ocean is the island's continuity. this is an archipelago, so after grande comore, there's mohéli, then there's anjouan, then there's mayotte and madagascar, and reunion island, etc. that's how a native comorian sees his country. that's his understanding of what a country is: it's divided by an ocean. (sophie fouron) cheik mc. rapper, author and political activist; he strives to make living conditions better for his fellow citizens. born in moroni and known throughout the world, he tells me the story of his island. (cheikh mc) most of the villages are along the coast. fishing is very important here. we live off of fishing and agriculture, well that's actually what we should live off of. the truth is these industries haven't evolved much despite a population boom. all these babies being born depend on fishing and farming to survive. but the people here don't hold fishermen or farmers in high regard and our youth doesn't aspire to do such work. the children of fishermen dream

such as the rocky east coast of the islands. thomas are lunar landscape. that's just like a massive quality in places. suddenly made life very difficult and i would say even to day hundreds of years later, which i real frustration as to how we have been molded in some ways to be the community that we are today when there's been things taken away from us. i, my industry pushing is significantly impacted by the population that are both going. she with just one or 2 people. so you've got a very small crew trying to do the work of many. the crews on rollers working from these islands from ghana and also from eastern europe to make up the shorter gently about the business are struggling all through the islands. due to lack of workers, if you don't people of our work and age, your whole economy stagnates. i think the majority of people i went to school with of left as a local trying to meet someone here. i'm related to move to the island. so it's not ideal really. we are desperate to get more young people here, young families, and to

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on long island, george san toast defeating democrat robert zimmerman by nearly 10 points in a long island district joe biden won by double digits. and in the next district over, retired new york city police department detective anthony d'espisito winning a house seat held by democrats for roughly two decades. here now on their very exciting week those three new york congressman elect. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: all right. so, mike, you know, we have been talking about where's the red wave. there walls a red wave on long island. >> absolutely. and across new york state. you know, we are going to send # 1 members from the new york to congress and that will ultimately deliver the house majority for republicans. and, you know, being in the hudson valley, rockland county, west chester, putnam, duchess we defeated the chair of the dccc first time in 42 years. and, you know, today hillary clinton, bill clinton and george soros wake up with a republican congressman elect. >> steve: your win reminds me of when aoc beat joe crowley the number 3 democrat

>> if that happened there would be an earthquake staten island.campos-duffy at annadale terrace and what a day you have had there. >> it has been amazing. the decision for the governorship is decided in staten island, lee zeldin would win. people are angry about crime. one of them, tell me what you are worried about. >> i'm worried about the crime coming to staten island lately. as a child, shot not too long ago. and you look at brooklyn and it was there in the posterior vads, '90s and we moved out to come h. for a safer environment. >> you went out to have children who live in the city. >> yes, my son lives not -- close to the city but my daughter lives on the upper east side and ubers to work but the train is just terrible. again, throwing and the train tracks and who is getting beat up and punched and whatever. so we won't let her take the train. and she you were there for us downtown. >> it is affecting quality of life. we will move back over here and we have lois. crime has been virtual for you. >> yes, it was at my daughter in law's house wh

yes, the islands of the court.ourts are used as apartments. water is much heavier. yes, i am those colossal, that colossal pressure that a person experiences while plunging and plunging. well, it will be quite difficult. maybe at a shallow depth. well, as long as there is still enough land, in any case, in our country, yes, the russians will not soon go under water, as if the last one. well, as a biologist, i will say. we are certainly very far away and anatomically physiologically open. we cannot live underwater. well, even if we hypothetically imagine that we have adapted to these temperature conditions oceans, and so on. if the hypothesis has adapted, then, unfortunately, we will forever lose the ability to live outside the water like this. maybe history will happen to us. oh yes. in general, i would not want to, let the fantasy remain a fantasy, advertising, probably, tv fantazer what is behind this sign behind this sign is the real shirin school near tula and a really interesting lesson at the point of growth,

islands. it will be good for me, but she don't in york, what we live law different i learned so far apart. signal is always a big issue for us. army is good, low and sit personally and chat about this thing too often. and i watch my voice come to come. so if i don't stop putting this dialogue would have gotten, you know, got any thoughts. this going to like this one might be monday solution, and it could be better or something or like a bondage. but for 5060 it's, and we'll protect island from going for that. i hope, and we've talked about it, but there is a better solution. research need to be up and all that thing, but this is the, the better solution for now. the ideal solution for australian is to stop burning and exporting call gas in oil, but it doesn't. and so the changing climate continues to destroy iris myself in the torres strait islanders from 3 other islands. we took this fight to the un against our government to put it there that our way of living has been impacted by climate cha