thanks to america's ceo, tim laird. for all of tim's recipes visit our website wnnfans.com.hat is where will is going nows ♪ >>> time now for "the mix." we are starting with a mysterious boulder in saudi arabia that is dividing the internet. >> this massive 30-foot limestone rock covered in ancient engravings features a perfect split down the middle. >> so perfect it sparked a number of theories. none have to do with science but all have to do with aliens and lasers. >> one geologist says she may have solved the mystery and that it likely occurred due to a natural phenomenon where water in the rock is repeatedly frozen and thawed. >> that sounds logical and scientific but i will go with the facebook comments saying it is aliens. >>> a woman in wisconsin going all out for spooky season. >> melissa jansen decided to give her garage a do it yourself makeover. >> i like it. she shared this clip of the final product. i would say it does not disappoint. >>> and here is william shatner polka from 1999. >> what song are we doing? >> i will sing it for you. i will play it. you recite

laird: yes. i think we will really look at places that are heavily forested. although california has chopp l desert lands as well. i offered a bill that said we will not just have what we do in one year in the budget be our plan, we will have a five year or 10 year plan. we will lay out goals for prescribed fire, controlled burns, also fuels management in forests and other places, and we will track it transparently. we have said prescribed fire and fuels management. my question will be whether it is german forests or scandinavian forests or other places, what are you doing? are there things other than what we're doing in california that we should be learning from and doing in the same way? and are you doing what we are doing in the same way, or whether you're doing prescribed fire or fuels management around urban areas or in the far wilds -- those kind of questions we will talk about when we have a chance to get together in glasgow. liz: absolutely. i want to ask about governor newsom, because he operably cancel his trip to glasgow friday siding family obligat

this laird says i knew nothing of this. thank you so much. excellent. arthur milner says this is seriously fascinating stuff. and finally, and so i'm, it says thank you for an informative interview with professor i'm it. and i over to alex, i'm dr. hugh hunt faster here. welcome to the examine show. i'm glad to be here. we're on the eve of cop 26. we exactly, i mean, do we have the capacity scientifically or politically to arrest the global warming? well, we're not going to arrest global warming just like that. it's going to take a lot of work. it's going to take a lot of ambition, lot of commitment by scientifically and politically. but it was just this week, given the prime minister of especially as a skeptical leaving micro seemed to commit themselves to the, to the seattle carbon targets committed to the, to the net 0 carbon target. and it's important to realize that there isn't a commitment to stop bending coal. there isn't a commitment to stop exporting coal. and to be net 0. you've got to find a way of getting the c o 2 out of the atmo