jordan peters. it takes something right to get that diverse group of people to agree on your book. >> that was marion. marion knows all those guys, and i think what they were able to see was, look, you have this framework. looking at things with time prisons instead of money prices. it paints a different picture of -- you have this framework, and then you apply it to the actual data. and we see a different world. it's like a telescope, almost. it's like, once you have an instrument, this way of looking at things, then you see a completely different world. and the world that we see when we look at time says, we are experiencing this super abundance. where we don't see that the population is becoming a problem. we don't see that an increase in population is going to make us run out of resources. we don't see that an increasing population is going to cause these other kinds of -- recently, we had a story here about elon musk. and we have these new maltese eons. all this was this guy in 1798 who wrote t

with a very warm welcome to you is just gone for in the morning here in moscow, mine is peter scott and wherever jordan is from. welcome to the program. now the 7th eastern economic forum is being held currently in rushes of far east and city of vladivostok with participants for more than 60 countries on regents taking parts around to $4000.00 delegates and media representatives are expected to visit the forum, which is focusing on a transition to a multi polar world and developing economic cooperation in the asia and pacific regions on thursday, the penultimate day of the event president buddy may present will address a plenary session along with leaders from other countries. well, to get more on this, let's cross live now. to ortiz asana boycott. who is the form asana? can you tell us more about the event, please? well, good morning. i must go. i'm joining you from not exactly, from blind, somewhat from the island of russian. the russian island, that's the official name for the venue of this forum. and it brings together looks like we've got some technical issues with ox, sauna. we're going to just t

jordan and look at saudi arabia or the emirates yes, in many respects monarchical regimes, we see that there, well, of course, a contented population consumes the results of the dollars pumped into the welfare of peteruth of jordan this seems like no. but there, perhaps, the following should be noted that there, somewhere, the legitimation of the political regime is based on traditional models. yes, hereditary monarchies, then it’s these regimes that are experiencing shake-ups much better than uh, meatball regimes, where uh, a person who comes to power gains legitimacy in many respects if he promises something to the population, and it either supports him or this is a layer , which brought him to power, but he must, so to speak , deliver what he promised and that, if a person does not deliver, then his legitimacy begins to collapse while if god gave, then the king, then, well, yes, you have no other choice . how to wait? as long as god wants and takes in this respect. by the way, i really like the saying. ah, our colleagues who work in the gender center. so they say it's a patriarchal family. yes, also happy as well as there, such as completely developed. uh, the problem with leading liberal democra

jordan and look at saudi arabia or the emirates yes, in many ways monarchical regimes, then we see that there, well , of course, quite the population consumes the results pumped into the welfare of peterthough in jordan it's kind of like not. but there, probably, the following should be noted that where the legitimation of the political regime is based on traditional models. yes, hereditary monarchies, then it’s precisely these regimes that are experiencing shake-ups much better than e. meatballs. there are modes where e, a person who comes to power in many ways receives legitimacy if he promises something to the population, and it either supports him or this is the layer that brought yours to power, but he needs to deliver, so to speak, what he promised and what if the person does not deliver, then its legitimacy begins to crumble. while if god gave, then the king, then, well, yes, you have no other choice . how to wait? as long as god wants and takes in this respect. by the way, i really like the comments. ah, our colleagues who work in the gender center. so they say it's a patriarchal family. yes, also happy, like there, the type is completely developed. uh, the problem with leadin

i'm one of the last vascular or jersey is warned by legend michael jordan exceeds auctioneers, expectations. details coming up with peter in support. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe, and we've seen some stormy weather in the southwest with heavy rain and stronger winds the spain and portugal. but from the satellite image, you can see that swept its way further east, where it's joined up with a cold front from the north and that's brought enhanced rainfall to central areas of the mediterranean. we are likely to see that rain continue for italy and croatia by the time we get into saturday. it will shimmy its way towards the balkans, but it is looking a lot more. settled behind that in the southwest, as it is for the southeast, where temperatures have remained above the average of the different story. however, up in the north, it is feeling a more like the beginning beginning of a winter than autumn and that thanks to the strong northerly wind that's blowing down that's bringing cool arctic air. dropping temperatures in cities like london and paris and bringing some wet and windy weather furt

peter baker and susan glasser. according to the book, the former president told jordan's king abdullah that he would give him the westall, you can't promise to give away something you don't own. "hey, happy birthday, i got you your neighbor's truck. you're going to want to change the plates. and haul ass. here he comes!" here's the thing, the west bank is full of palestinians, and palestinians in jordan have repeatedly tried to overthrow the monarchy, so when he heard the offer, king abdullah was less than thrilled, saying, "i thought i was having a heart attack. i couldn't breathe. i was bent doubled-over." okay, sounds bad, or maybe that's just what happens when some people get a gift. we all remember that famous jewelry commercial: >> every kiss begins with... kaaahh!! my heart!! ( sound of falling ) well, she died happy. also-- ( applause ) there are also a couple revelations about the former president's one-time chief of staff john kelly, seen here too tired to punch himself in the face. ( laughter ) kelly was often at odds with the former president. at one point, when he refused to lower the flag after senator

peter bowes reports. a rare opportunity to buy a piece of basketball history. number 23 worn by michael jordan.years ago. peter bowes, bbc news. researchers have discovered the world's oldest heart. the 380—million—year—old fossil was discovered in western australia in the gogo fish, which is one of our earliest evolutionary ancestors. the fossil captures a key moment in evolution that led to the emergence of the heart and other organs in the human body. here's our science correspondent pallab ghosh. this rock contains a heart that's hundreds of millions of years old. it's from a prehistoric creature that lived long before the first dinosaurs walked the earth — the gogo fish. it's the animal humans evolved from. we were all crowded around the computer and recognised that we had a heart and pretty much couldn't believe it, and then decided that it was incredibly exciting. this is a crucial moment in our own evolution and it shows that the body plan that we have evolved very early on, and we see this for the first time. the fossil was discovered more than ten years ago in the kimberley region of