but recently they've been producing more and more larvae for human consumption. nico root is plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. and two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think within five years it's quite normal to it in six. it will be inside as an ingredient in a lot of food products i think. within five years i think we all it's just a couple of times a year. the worms are a sustainable source of nutrition containing fifty percent protein. they only need a fraction of the space water and feed the breeding higher orders of animal requires . under c o two emissions are minimal. the environmental benefits were decisive for the book's bogus creators. max creamer and barry shergill set up their bug foundation in twenty fourteen with only ten thousand euros venture capital they spent over a year developing their burger patties the ground buffalo worms a mixed with peas water and a secret spice mixture. that is often a model for the same time we're hoping w

all right our next story for you is about the buffalo one a protein rich beetle larva which is used in animal feed in cosmetics now a dutch company breeding the buffalo worm on a big scale has found another use for it in a hamburger bun. but first glance it looks like a normal hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat party consists of ground up insect loving student taste in the box burger for us. to drive this nice flavor and i would definitely think i would recommend it to my friends. the main ingredient in via is books burger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have been breeding insects here for about forty years mainly for animal feed and the cosmetics industry. but recently they've been producing more and more larvae for human consumption nico root is plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. and two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that w

spring the pools with this larva side could kill them. ?e going into the rainy season -- >> we will be going into the rainy season and we have to be careful for things that may get filled up. >> reporter: occasionally, they run into different things. >> we try to interact with the people we have to remember the focus is mosquitoes but you cannot forget the people and what they have lost. >>> we are tracking rain but not for tomorrow or thursday but as we get into friday, saturday, it is what -- what -- wet, saturday as well. it is an active pattern it will stay active through the early part of next week the fire danger should go away this weekend. in the mountains, were looking at two feet of fresh snow. that would be monday morning. that would not be a bad little start to the rainy season. we look outside there is the bay bridge. we saw our folks out there and a lot of folks were running around, still this time of night, the trick-or-treaters are done but the hard-core trick-or-treaters are out. tomorrow is another nice day. it will be a l

region there is a local small holder who has discovered a larvae that has infested and damaged his tomatorop up to you. and i admire they could do that they told. you that one of the stimulus bill that isn't going. to the senior officer is just taking a quick look when you can see his crops are badly infested. this is. the black lab martin. this is the sound of. his entire. stand just ten fifteen days it's destroyed at the very very. blunt. ridge and is added to the clinic's database to track the two to absolute and waits for his prescription. to the absolute just started life as a larvae that eats the tomato fruit before transforming into a mouth and moving to a neighboring planet where the cycle starts again it is recently been reported in nepal and is spread rapidly devastating crops i want to find out more about this invasive species so i'm going to meet dr badger ceria a tutor absolutely specialist at the nepal agricultural research council. what are you working on over here. american leaf miner that it's go to africa. this is a place from one nine hundred sixty. confront to south am

to the absolute just started life as a larvae that eats the tomato fruit before transforming into her mouth and moving to a neighboring plant where the cycle starts again it is recently been reported in nepal and is spread rapidly devastating crops i want to find out more about this invasive species so i'm going to meet dr badger ceria a tutor absolutely specialist at the nepal agricultural research council. what are you working on over here. south america from a leaf miner that it's go to africa in our scientific name this was this from one nine hundred sixty that confront the south american one but didn't six it was deported from perth time out of the south america. then it given to that would hold indian in iraq and tom two thousand for it was deported in india after that because of the open border and we wanted and system between nepal and india at this best in nepal from the imported order from india but how many years do you think it's going to take until nepal is completely two to absolutely free or has really diminished the invasion. actually is very difficult to get rid of th

hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat party consists of ground up insect larvae student bureau back ahman taste of the box burger for us. this nicely i would definitely think i would recommend it to my friends. the main ingredient in various books berger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have been breeding insects here for about forty years mainly for animal feed and the cosmetics industry. but recently they've been producing more and more love it for human consumption nico root is plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. and two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that within five years it's quite normal to eat in six. it will be inside as an ingredient in a lot of food products i think. within five years i think we all it's just a couple of times a year in six. the worms are a sustainable source of nutrition containing fifty percent protein. they

hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat party consists of ground up insect larvae student bureau buckled in taste of the box burger for us. there's this nice flavor and i would definitely think it would make me it's my friends. the main ingredient in various books burger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have been breeding insects here for about forty years mainly for animal feed and the cosmetics industry but recently they've been producing more and more love it for human consumption. rudest plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. around two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that within five years it's quite normal to eat in six. inside as an ingredient in a lot of food i think. within five years i think we all it's just a couple of times a year. the worms are a sustainable source of nutrition content.

, and on the larva is to become like a tick tack with her on it. the first section of the book is kind of the ideas of the book. that thing settles and it becomes a polyp, and a polyp as i can see anemone with tentacles it lives for many, it likes to live upside down. it can live for many, many years like that. and the second section of the book i supplanted here in texas learning about jellyfish science, and then what happens is at some point given some environmental cues that polyp was schism itself into a stack of plates, and this is what i sort of realized i had to get out of texas and find out more about jellyfish around the world. each one of those hops off and becomes what initially known as baby jellyfish, and then later become medusa which are the mature jellyfish and then the whole thing starts over again. so have this really complex lifecycle, two parts, the medusa is definitely not the only part of the jellyfish denotes what most people think of as a jellyfish. i i probably going on too long, but the question of how bout you like initia

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but recently they've been producing more and more larvae for human consumption nico root is plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. and two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that within five years it's quite normal to eat in six. insiders and agree that in the i think. we're in five years i think we all it's just a couple of times a year. the worms are a sustainable source of nutrition containing fifty percent protein. they only need a fraction of the space water and feed the breeding higher orders of animal requires under c o two emissions are minimal. the environmental benefits were decisive for the book's bogus creators. max creamer and barry schurz all set up their bug foundation in twenty fourteen with only ten thousand euros venture capital they spent over a year developing their burger patties the ground buffalo worms are mixed with peas water and a secret spice mixture. i for this often in the same time we're hoping will become a model for other countries for instance i

double, even triple with this disaster overnight. 90% of the pools tested so far are positive for larvae. >> reporter: bombing the pools with pesticide kills them but it must be done every few weeks and this could snowball. >> we go into the rainy season foundations could fill up full of water. we may have to go house to house. >> reporter: planters, buckets, barrels, all places for mosquitoes to lay eggs. >> it's heart breaking and we try to interact with people. we have to remember our focus is mosquitoes but you can't forget the people and their loss. >> reporter: in santa rosa. ktvu fox 2news. >> okay. that looks overwhelming up there. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. how does it look? >> interpret why i good. right now traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving in gilroy. northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose. it has been a nice drive with no major problems getting through. as a matter of fact it's a nice drive up in to the main part of san jose. continues to look good into mown tan view if you are drive that far. this is 280 in san jose. it's a

now how's this for a tasty treats the buffalo worm is a protein rich beetle larva which is used in animal feed and cosmetics on our company has found another use for the worm in the humbug. at first glance it looks like a normal hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat patty consists of ground up insect larvae student we are a book on taste of the box burger for us. there's this nice flavor i would definitely think i would recommend it to my friends. the main ingredient in various books burger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle. production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have been breeding insects here for about forty years mainly for animal feed and the cosmetics industry but recently they've been producing more and more love it for human consumption. nico rudest plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. around two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that within five years it's quite normal

traditional specialty in the italian island of sardinia flies lay their eggs and young cheese and their larvae way or maggots ether way through it their excrement gives the cheese its incomparable flavor and texture comes from our two is banned by e.u. hygiene rules but many sardinians just can't get enough of this delicacy with the living maggots. there's also a fall the most extreme high five of us in here on this huge crowd one of the things you saw in that episode that's that's not me not me but what's that like to see would you give a try to tell us about your favorite or so is one of the selection on. website and as a little thank you for taking part we're giving away zip this exclusive u m x watch for one lackies you well i'm sorry that's all we have time for today but i hope you can join us again to follow on to them by by. tomorrow on your own max shelf windows in europe to capitals are already dressed for the whole of a major department stores in paris london and berlin as opposing themselves with extravagancies no decorations at the mall moving parts the better preparations for the

saying: the fsdea told us: meanwhile, in luanda, where a man skims a flooded crater for the mosquito larvae the money could be spent. this hospital in cazenga is overwhelmed by patients. some have had to buy their own drugs and equipment from hawkers outside. these are the people the angolan sovereign wealth fund is supposed to be helping. more on the website and social media. thank you for watching. well, the skies across northern britain cleared upjust in time for a spectacular light show. we have had some pretty great pictures of the aurora borealis coming in. one from the outer hebrides. i love this green one from argyll and bute. a stunning one here from cumbria as well. a lot of clear skies across the northern uk. that means there is going to be a touch of frost. chilly air out there right now, but not everywhere. in fact, across east anglia and the south—east, this is where we still have that weather front, moving across the uk during tuesday, which has ended up across east anglia and the south—east. for norwich and london, temperatures around maybe four, five, six degrees, those sor

saying: the fsdea told us: meanwhile, in luanda, where a man skims a flooded crater for the mosquito larvaeould be spent. this hospital in cazenga is overwhelmed by patients. much more on that and all the news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. choose there was a gloomy day across many parts of the uk. some rain around, too, but this guy started to clear across northern britain and just in time for a glimpse of the northern lights, the rural borealis, across scotland and parts of northern england too. the weather front that brought the gloom weather on tuesday is still with us for the early hours of wednesday morning across east anglia and the south—east. here, wednesday will start grey and drizzly places. elsewhere, we have a ridge of high pressure, which means clearer and mist and fog in places. and a touch of frost in the countryside. he could get down to minus four degrees, but not in the extreme south—east, where it is about four degrees. cloudy and drizzly from norwich to london, possibly portsmouth as well. the central swathe of the uk, a beautiful start of the day. in the n

volcanic eruption mount a goal has been rumbling since august but now it's started emitting smoke and larva forty thousand people have been evacuated and many more still need to move and with flights grounded because of the ash many travelers in the popular tourist destination are stranded. are gone who can for the first time since one thousand nine hundred sixty three on its most serious alert level for the second time in three months. and there is a high possibility that a bigger eruption could happen. the. authorities have now extended bali's exclusion zone to areas within the ten kilometer radius of the volcano is crater. over one hundred thousand local residents have been ordered to leave their homes and stay in evacuation centers instead. of that night i thought that was sad that we're so afraid after seeing the huge black smoke rising from the volcano. so those of us who live in the danger zone decided to leave. the. airports in bali and lombok have been forced to close leaving thousands of tourists and business travelers stranded at. the facility because the ship fifteen years ago w

celsius with some pleasant sunshine sunshine the showers as per usual across southeast asia some larvae downpours coming back into the philippines over the next day or two easing a little further west with a scattering of showers there across malaysia and potentially seeing some big downpours and singapore for example and staying very wet for indonesia thirty two. sun blessed beaches breathtaking scenery but there's another reason that draws people to cyprus it's not always easy for mixed faith couples to marry in the middle east and that's why the mediterranean island has become an ideal destination for couples and love to have a civil marriage al-jazeera world looks at what happens when romance cuts across religious lines cyprus island to forbid in love at this time on al-jazeera. and again the top stories on al-jazeera commanders in zimbabwe say they've seized control of the country but deny they take over is a coup an army spokesman said criminals are on president robert mugabe were being targeted he and his family are said to be safe so know where they are. lebanon's president says

so far, 90% of the polls are testing positive for mosquito larva. it must be repeated every few weeks. >> the basins could fill up full of water. >> our next step would be looking for septic takes where the lives may have melted off. -- thanks where the lids may have melted off. >> occasionally, they run into homeowners. >> it is heartbreaking and would try to interact with people. we have to remember the disaster in the people. -- and the people. >> because of contamination, that is not a simple process to drain these swimming pools. both places also lost homes and swimming pools.>> with all the mosquitoes, they are concerned about west nile virus?>> that is a concern with mosquitoes. i am told that so far, the mosquitoes have been garden variety mosquitoes. these are not the ones associated with west nile virus. if you look at how dirty these are, the species that carry the virus are really attracted to a lot of organic matter. it is everything we are seeing here. the increase of the risk increases with time because the swimming pools are only get

holds water and hidden in bushes or else were dump the water and do it over soil not into a drain the larvacontinue growing in the pooled water is sewage disthe first of its kind the area if the sewage is two extreme have a licensed plumber assist water pools in rain gutters and snaking and cleaning out the water when keep the water from pooling and keep in mind that mosquito breed in other waters like catch balgsz and construction barriers interest crawl spaces with clmg is an issue you may have is week to cause the water to collect this is an sour of mosquito so for buildings just fix the clean air act drains and catch basins can be mosquito ground it will eliminate it as a possible location keep shrubbery and growths estimated any water to can be seen and eliminated birdbath and fountains and uncovered hot tubs mosquito breed but it is difficult to dump the water out of a hot top can't dump the water adding mosquito finish rids the source of mosquito there are also traditionally methods to protect you installing screens on windows and doors and using a mosquito net and politically aau pl

and all spring and summer with a jaded mouse, the larvae swallow the fine sawdust parsing it to gets populated by symbiotic microbes. the beatles could not feed. i bend my ear to the log and here rasps under the spongey barker. what continues, stories of rattlesnakes and wild flyers, but the shrub sizes going in, a special packet of fungi they so inspired, farmed along for food and take off to find the next log in the bobcats, with a walkway and deposit little seeds, i took some of those seeds that turn into pigeon grapes, a reminder of passenger pigeons and they are gone and they do the work of billions of birds and every single case creatures have their lives only through relationship. if a particular relationship is broken, life is ended for him. the other this tree has taught me the notion of a relationship of life through the network is not the metaphor, a pretty way of describing oneness in benevolent oneness in the universe. it is a lived reality that the tree is experiencing. it was a very physical, earthy grounded reality. a couple reviewers looked at this and this is the ec

even triple with this disaster overnight. 90% of the pools tested so far are positive for larvae. >> reporter: bombing the pools kills them but it must be repeated every few weeks and this situation could snowball. >> have to remember we go into the rainy season foundations could fill up with water so we may have to go house to house. >> reporter: planters, buckets, barrels all places for mosquito to lay eggs. techs don't forget why they are here. sometimes they run into homeowners. >> it's heart breaking we try to interact with people. we have to remember our focus is mosquitoes but you can't forget the people. >> reporter: in santa rosa . >>> let's go right to sal. we have a major commute problem this morning. >> we are looking at most of the lanes being closed. i want to show you video. first of all we will go to the map here. westbound 80 as you get out to san pablo dam road. most of the lanes are closed. a sig alert. they deadly crash blocking every lane but for the fast lane. this is video taken from a caltrans camera just a few moments ago. you can see on the very far left the

meanwhile, in luanda, where a man skims a flooded crater for the mosquito larvae which causes yellow in cazenga is overwhelmed by patients. some have had to buy their own drugs and equipment from hawkers outside. these are the people the angolan sovereign wealth fund is supposed to be helping. david grossmanjoins me now. david, you've been working a couple of months on that piece from the paradise papers. but evidence that this isn't the only story of this kind. this angle the case. no, indeed. we focused a lot on these jurisdictions and the impact on the super—rich, when actually it may be that they have more impact on the super bowl, particularly in developing countries that maybe, like angola, resource rich but lack of expertise and capital to exploit those resources. in many cases, they invite in multinationals, and those companies find that multinationals are very good at shifting profit out of the company so they do not pay tax, and into offshore jurisdictions. i visited namibia as part of an investigation for the bbc world service assignment programme and radio 4, and i found

. >> supposed to be the master teaching the grass hopper and i doesn't been the larva now.at? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. it's like, people you know, they'll say something smart. if i was on the street i would be so messed up that i mean there would be no thinking about it. it would just blow. and someone would get hurt. you know like now you just can't do that. that's not normal. you got to control yourself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up, he ends up like me. i done lost everything. >> even his handball game. >> just hit a man while he's done. oh, man. if i had an "s" right there. that's right. that means stone. >> it sucks. >> stone. james stone. stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to general population. >> nobody s

but you two fed the rest of us crickets and larvae and other things for halloween.n't bring this in. >> no. i keep the good ones for myself, mike, you know that. >> i appreciate the honesty. hi, everybody. here is a look at san jose. we're at 280 and 17 and it's mainly cloudy and about 56 degrees. light rain across the north bay. this is one of those areas we could get some sun. cloudy tonight with patchy fog especially in the central valley and up in the north bay and it looks pretty warm the rest of the week. the rain over the last six hours about a third of an inch in ukiah and about .06 in santa rosa. there may be slick spots in the north bay this morning. through 7:00 it looks pretty quiet. all the way up until 9:00 when you could see lining up offshore is the big push of some light to even moderate yellow showers there all the way down to possibly the san mateo bridge by noon and then you can see by 4:00 it starts to lift into the central valley and into the high country and during the evening commute nothing to worry about. look at the rainfall totals if we s

this is what larva wants. he wants attention and headlines. and he is getting it from the president of the united states. >>> big business at home on monday. the department of justice sued to block at&t's high-profile takeover of time warner, that would have created a media giant. many asking if politics was at play in this decision. here to walk us through it is stephanie ruehl, who covers business for us. explain the rationale here for the department of justice to come in and say this merger can't go forward. >> for the department of justice's perspective, they're saying, this is bad for the consumer. you don't want to have a company so big that it knocks out t competition so that new businesses can't get in the mix. where they might be wrong here is at&t and time warner, they don't do the same thing. if they were in the same business, if it was at&t and t-mobile, well, if there's only one, they could charge you a whole lot more. but what at&t and time warner would be, a massive conglomerate, like an nbc comcast. >> you have to think that th

rivers are swelling with cold larva, coming off the volcano, bringing with it fertile soil.women at a manchester music venue in october. the 34—year—old who played todd grimshaw for 16 years left the itv soap after an internal inquiry last month. the court heard he had groped two women while drunk and was told he may face a custodial sentence. six former british soldiers who were held in prison in india forfour years have been released. the so called chennai six who were guards on a ship, had their convictions for weapons offences overturned yesterday. their lawyers say they will have to remain in india a little while longer before they can return home. in a moment the business news. just talks amongst yourselves while icough! just talks amongst yourselves while i cough! just get me a coffin! first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. the brexit secretary david davis is summoned to appear before a commons committee over his refusal to hand over unedited documents. new measures are to be introduced to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries during childbirth in

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