vertical farming is the name of this method from japan as seen here at the company's spread and kyoto through thrive and a liquid new chancellor without topsoil, with the same natural ingredients such as sodium and potassium lamps with a similar color temperature to sunlight are used solar collectors and the buildings green facade indicate that progress is that home here. the university of chiba in japan and this futuristic looking greenhouse experiments with vertical vegetable cultivation are being conducted. professor to yuki cause i invented this method in the 1970 s. back then he initially had problems finding the right light and at high electricity costs. the breakthrough came with technology orchestra local local. originally i wanted to help the small farmers who own small land parcels. she's right vertical farming enables one to achieve $100.00 times more and you will harvest on a single area and with conventional farming he washed up. so it's worth investing in such vegetable factories. these facilities can be set up anywhere. it's an important step towards sustainable agricul

kyoto university has used these simulations to create an interactive evacuation plan in an emergency an app shows the progression of the waves and identifies the nearest safe zones. one of the that if we get information on our cell phones and on the internet service in television stations also broadcast warnings with instructions on what to do to get to safety and security. saving lives is key but scientists also want to minimize structural damage. the tsunami of 2011 once again showed that harbor areas are extremely dangerous places to be cheering and tsunami which transforms ships into giant projectiles. for hero turned on her she moto of kobe university the harbor is a priority evacuation zone. that's the state of osaka bay is very busy during the day. at any given time there are 30 to 50 boat sailing there. and we have no guarantee that in the event of a tsunami a situation that many have never experienced everyone would keep their cool and the ships would have accurate one after another in an orderly fashion. and that's why we're developing an intelligence system to evacuate shi

during breaks kyoto uses the robot to goof around with their classmates. almost as if she were there in person so yes. we know showing the teacher is a kiosk a school she worked hard to get a distance learning robot for her school collecting donations and subsidies to foot the $3700.00 euro bill. she says robots help children more sick at home to stay connected. to 5 kids can catch up on studying at home but they also need social interaction they want to participate in the classroom so i even with an injured knee can interact with their classmates thanks to charlie. it gets pretty boring when you're all alone in hospital or at home. you start wondering what the others are up to what class they're attending. the robot helps me stay in touch by . kyung his classmates take the robot along on their break so they can chat during recess provided the wife i connection holds up. game if occasion is all about playful learning it's celebrated by many but some experts say it's only suitable in limited contexts. mine on my uncle harrison goodwill invited me to germany

during breaks kyoto uses the robot to goof around with her classmates. almost as if she were there in person so yes. we're toast i know showing the teachers a kiosk a school she worked hard to get a distance learning robot for her school collecting donations and subsidies to put the 3700 euro bill. she says robots help children who are sick at home to stay connected. yeah you can survive kids can catch up on studying at home but they also need social interaction they want to participate in the classroom and so on even with an injured knee they can interact with their classmates thanks to charlie. it gets pretty boring when you're all alone in hospital or at home and. you start wondering what the others are up to what class they're attending. the robot helps me stay in touch by. his classmates take the robot along on their break so they can chat during recess provided the wife i connection holds up a. game if occasion is all about playful learning it's celebrated by many but some experts say it's only suitable in limited contexts. mine on my uncle harriso

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they enjoyed majestic views of the countryside as well as kyoto. >> translator: i enjoyed seeing thece where i live from a different perspective. it was amazing. >> city officials say they will continue to assess demand for the scenic flights. in preparation for the full revival. >>> it's time now for world weather. >> a cyclone is baring down on the coast of southern india. >> the cyclone is creeping towards the coast of india. we have 142 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. this is more than one-third of the monthly rainfall for november. we have looking at heavier rainfall and more strong wind damage into the next several days. it's now the third strongest cat gier on the scale. it's expected to intensify and then it could projected to make landfall on the southeast coast of india by early thursday morning local time. and then a after that, it's going to hit the central portions of the subcontinent. wind gusts as high as 145 kilometers per hour all the landfall. that means moving trucks could overturn and houses could be damaged and heavy rain is on the way. we might will be looking

if you got at the kyoto and say hello, then there are bands that break in, you know where to look at him. i hear they don't mean your urine. you can look at him or hear that is this a? yeah, this is lobby or went through or if you go get bin again, i'm going to arrest mario games and say what are you going or a song you could very well not be venice by nia, in or we thought ok pasa, or get our son for momento unknown, not where they're going. when he got sick and 20 minutes is better only about is that her car i am i was a political i'm on the you probably wouldn't you go gibson, you know that i'm completely olympic. your celebrity, let me go look what i want as little golovkin. ok. downpour. put in place. ok. yes i want to up inside on this. get almost on a figure. must have been a fair deal. you know, i believe i was crying when i got any part i'm going to do differently is, you know, i look and see any there any witnesses and yet you have just started going to right once again by a lot. not yelling b.o.r. . yes, yes. i mean, yeah, for political progress, the moderates hundreds mor

. >>> tokyo and kyoto are the favored destinations for annual school trips here in japan, but this yearlots of schools canceled plans to those cities due to the coronavirus pandemic. many have opted for excursions closer to home. in northeastern japan, journeys to areas struck by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011 are becoming population. nhk world accompanied a group of students on one of those trips. this morning, this segment includes video footage from the tsunami disaster. >> reporter: these middle school students from iwate prefecture rarely have opportunities to see the ocean. their school trip to tokyo was canceled, but they got the chance to take a special study tour instead. this train show s areas where te tsunami hit along the coast. suzuki is the teacher who organized the trip. for years, suzuki was only able to teach students about the disaster in the classroom because the school's tight schedule prevented her from taking them to the coastal areas. then the coronavirus pandemic hit. >> translator: this excursion is replacing the trip to tokyo, so we could have decided to t

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so your idea is that trade is right, kyoto, or the paris agreement can postpone global warming for a maximum of 5 years. and i wonder if it's so inefficient. why are all these countries signing this agreement? and i'm sure they have some research and homework before going for it now. well, look, there's a lot of reason why people sign up to a lot of this. some of them are clearly signaling. it's a nice way to say, you know, look, the world is going to end vote for me. it'll help you politically and you know, typically it cost only arrive 510 or 20 years later. so you get to get all the apostle and somebody else have to pay. it also sounds nice. i want to help and save the planet. but the reality is, most of what we do right now have very little impact on our rate of period per article on what's the impact of the paris agreement by itself. and this is also what the u.s. triple c. . so the guys who organized the paris agreement tells us that perry's quite self will cut about one percent of what is needed to get to 2 degrees centigrade, which is what everybody talks about. so fundamenta

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he's always maintained that he knows little or nothing about kyoto, right? i mean, he's been asked many times. he always says, he never really has a straight answer, but he might not mean it's too much for the, for this, you know, movement in the future. there are now 2 congress women in the u.s. house of representatives who are said to be believers in this theory. one from georgia and one from colorado. so even if we have heard the last word from q. and even if trump no longer is president, come january, this group might have their own very much. right. thank you. an adolescent sportsmanship, or indeed a lack of it on the professional tennis circuit and the men's tournament in sofia. a top seed is on the far court and we seem to miss a shot of a lot of smashing piece racket after losing a key point in the 2nd set. i think 21 year old is one of the world's top players, but not when it comes to holding his temper. he smashed the 2nd bracket on not to point us to an open, seated opponent. craven's likely to receive a fine. i'm a reprimand. it's not funny. don'

would benefit by the abuse of power and kyoto. for a fugitive on a just, you know, a low i maryam, namazie and london just a quick look at the top stories. the new u.s. defense secretary has announced a sashing of the country's troops in afghanistan and iraq. christopher millis at the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan will be nearly hard from the president total of 4 and a half 1000. all the number in iraq will be cut by $500.00 is that they were duction was government policy. and in line with the expectations of the public by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will also be 2500 by that same day. this is consistent with our established plans and strategic objectives. supported by the american people and does not equate to a change in u.s. policy or objectives. when our white house correspondent can really help it. this was anticipated and already in advance of this announcement, there was pushback because top republicans, including mitch mcconnell, the top republican

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into north dakota and started driving there so we could knock off the dakotas, yellowstone, tokyo and kyotoor his 17th birthday, i didn't tell him where we were going. i am like, i'm going to pick you up from mom's and go on a short road trip and have a celebration for your birthday. my plan was go to joshua tree and contact alien s >> jimmy: that's the middle of the desert here in california. >> so i rented an alien-themed airbnb. are you familiar with dr. stephen greer. >> jimmy: i am not. >> there's been a couple of documentaries about him. he's a ufologist. [ laughter ] i don't know if that's where his doctorate comes from. he is has an app called c-5, steps you take to conjure up some interaction with alien life. and i have seen videos of people that went out with him and something appears in the sky. i mean, i have seen it. demi lovato went out. with steven greer. >> jimmy: well, that settles it for me. [ laughter ] wait a minute. so are you saying demi lovato -- really? >> so we go out to joshua tree -- >> jimmy: let's go and do this with him by the way. we'll do cartwheels the whole

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of cause these possibilities to say this is our partnership but it's also kyoto because of our you know it's a different situation in some areas of competition and regarding different interests that there would be no possibility to have a comprehensive trade agreement likely to fight in the teton the decisions let's take a brief look at what else is going on in the business world away from the u.s. election jobs numbers show that u.s. employers added 638000 jobs in october to keeping a job growth on pics but not enough so far to regain most of the jobs that went during the pandemic when 22000000 people lost their jobs this brings the unemployment rate to 6.9 percent or up job or. official. the u.s. federal reserve has pledged to use its full range of tools to shore up the economy fed chair jerome powell described the outlook of the u.s. economy as extraordinarily uncertain he said more stimulus might be needed in the months ahead to counter a rise in coronavirus cases. general motors is recovering from the pandemic hit with a rebound in demand for it chevrolet and cadillac vehicles the

so tell him a single part of kyoto who of an ins conviction is due. she explains to the dogs detecting her own corona virus infection when a nasal test didn't. but she says, not all her colleagues are on board. she invited him bjorkman and bob dylan into parliament to present their evidence, to who haven't and believes skeptics minds are changing. and i hope we have enough power to do that because i really want out finland is a pioneer and a leader in this case because i think those docs can offer so much him bjorkman notes. that's not just true for finland in places where they actually do not have any money to put on on diagnosing equipment, for example. and they have loads of stray dogs walking around. i mean, isn't that a beautiful idea? and she's on a bottom line and is waiting eagerly for the outcome. she's got a visit planned to spain and dreams of rescuing more kisses from shelters there to sing for fellow koreans back home. more and more africans are currently taking the dangerous atlanta kreutz to flee to the cannery islands. for many of the

the playoffs montreal had been behind twice in the game but levelled out both sides and the romell kyoto's schooled the winner in the 88th minute to 32 the final school ends 3 game losing streak for the impact it will be the number 9 seed in the eastern conference we don't want to go through because some of it. we wanted we didn't need in we didn't need. anyone else to go through only day we did it on the day meanwhile on a very wet night in florida the team owned by david beckham into miami also made it into the playoffs that's after a 21 win over f.c. cincinnati mikey ambrose san leandro gonzales peter pace scoring the goals miami go into the postseason as the number 10 seed in the eastern conference. russian tennis player daniel medvedev will be one to watch at next week's a.t.p. world tour finals in london he's moved up to 4th in the world rankings after winning in paris made the devastating alexander very in the final on sunday despite losing the opening set medvedev fullback to seal his 1st victory in the french capital and with a 3rd masters title admitting his confidence was load c

amazing when you know it was i mean it was funny when you know the president said or chloroquine quotes kyotoremember people you know run into this fantasy especially here where you know there's no problem drug regulation people can get over the counter medication without a prescription and we had you know cases where people sold out in pharmacies and they were able to see those people had overdosed that had me telling the hospital so i think it's really important you know that the correct information is spread because it's really spent like wildfire you know and fought for here and it was nigeria and most of the cases we've seen are also people not even the folks on the sequence think included is really a fluke and especially when we look to the news and hear the president you know of another country saying or it's just something like this new so they're not taking it seriously you know taking this social distancing measure elsewhere in masks really seriously and we're seeing it exists but even though we've not recorded as many deaths us have you acquired you know in the western world but we