laurie thomas and dr. chen hong from ucsf. >>> our question of the day, is it time to start'sing the mask restrictions? we posted this on our social media accounts, twitter, facebook, and instagram. a lot of responses to this. chris says -- >> on the flip side of this -- >>> let's move on. here's a pressing issue now. beginning tomorrow, california's eviction moratorium ends, meaning thousands of families who can't afford their rent could soon be evicted. it depends on where you live. alameda county has local eviction moratoriums that continue to protect you past september. but a short distance away, contra costa county, renters could get evicted beginning friday. the county does not have a local moratorium. legal services organizations are getting calls around the clock from tenants in that county who are worried they can't pay their rent and could get kicked out. >> every call we get from contra costa county is really every single tenant is worried about what's going to happen october 1. >> and october 1

there's_ laurie drivers have been trained up. there's also — laurie drivers have been trained up.oblem, the average _ there's also a demographic problem, the average age of a lorry driver is 55—56, _ the average age of a lorry driver is 55-56, and — the average age of a lorry driver is 55—56, and very few people want to id 55—56, and very few people want to go into— 55—56, and very few people want to go into it _ 55—56, and very few people want to go into it. perhaps that might be a labour problem. but the immediate problem _ labour problem. but the immediate problem is — labour problem. but the immediate problem is that there's not enough people _ problem is that there's not enough people because they were being trained — people because they were being trained up, a lot of people were off sick recently and it is a problem all over— sick recently and it is a problem all over the place. that's not to say that— all over the place. that's not to say that as _ all over the place. that's not to say that as soon as the pandemic is over, _ say that as soon as the pandemic is over. that'i

the severe shortage of laurie drivers in the u. k is following an exodus of truckers from countries who went back during the pandemic and stayed at least a 100000, all of whom drove trucks supply the u. k with essentially like food and petrol. and crucially, they haven't been replaced. the government is came to say, this is more to do with the pandemic than breaks. it would be the rules my have to change to find the quickest. we have ample fuel stops in this country, but light countries around the world. we are suffering from a temporary coven related shortage of drivers, needed to move supplies around the country, while looking at temporary measures to avoid any immediate problems. but any measures we introduce will be very strictly time limited. i'm sorry, things are in such a state will be all they may have to be drafted in to deal with this contest. but any one step won't be a quick fix, and the shortages in the supply chain could see more than empty petro pumps as the country as left fuming to edward starting all to london. wh

the survey shortage of laurie drivers in the u. k. is following an exodus of truckers from countries who went back during the pandemic and stayed at least 100000, all of whom drive trucks that supply the u. k with essentially like food and petrol . and crucially, they haven't been replaced. the government is came though to say this is more to do with the pandemic than breaks it be the rules my have to change to find the quickest. we have ample fuel stops in this country, but light countries around the world, we are suffering from a temporary coven related shortage of drivers, needed to move supplies around the country, while looking at temporary measures to avoid any immediate problems. but any measures we introduce will be very strictly time limited. i'm sorry, things are in such a state that the all me may have to be drafted in to deal with this contests, but any one step won't be a quick fix. and the shortages in the supply chain could see more than empty petro palm as the country as left fuming to edward starting out a london. oka

has to be bought in on the back of a laurie a truck from somewhere. and during the pandemic, you mentioned about the aging workforce a lot. those aging retiring workers who are driving those laurie's, they actually didn't want to be exposed to carpet. so they stayed home number one, number 2, the vocational schools that train those to give them licenses to drive the heavy goods vehicles, the h g. these only qualified, 15000 people in 2020 that's 25000 people shorter than the year before. so it's $25000.00 a year. less qualifying and to bring point a lot of them going back to europe to their families because they couldn't stay when the u. k. with being locked down. they weren't given access back into the u. k. a lot of people have tried to break blame breakfast for this. breakfast is breakfast. breakfast is not the issue for the aging drivers. i'm for the lack of training. it's all these other issues combining on top and it's actually a storm of this. all these factors now with regard to poultry, actually the c e o of kelly, turkeys, he's supplies 27 p

the me, the laurie pass begins in the town of dia and the tribal regions of north west pakistan. the road is 240 kilometers long, and is the only supply route through the mountains to the small villages of a she, trial valley, which has shared with us going to the road where even the slightest error can be fatal engine. this is what the drivers will put. 6 in the be a lot many we have what is that? remember coming back to law holmes. we may not need the accident templates in the lower, but anytime the holy city of deer and it's 20000 inhabitants make their living off the road. each day comes of goods are loaded and unloaded from trucks. the only means of transport in the region. the the truck has court that provides most of the jobs here. the driver, mechanics, assistance level ages work every day, amid the dumps and pollution 23 year old kamara is a successful businessman. the already own 2 trucks. one of his trucks laden with 2 tons of sugar for a village, and the she trial is about to tackle the lower re pass. and not surprisingly, he's worried. he has his best driver at the w

there is a shortage of laurie drivers that is a given. it's been a problem for many months now since rex it and since the end of the day. but the major part of the cobit demik. but right now the, basically the situation is that the government initially said it wouldn't allow bringing in fruits to drive the tankers. and now we're hearing that this plan being put together right now for that to happen. even both, many in, within the industry of said the soldiers just on skilled enough to actually do what the drivers do, which is to actually make open the taps of the refineries to get the terminals to get the fuel on both the, the laurie's and then a get the trucks here and then do the same thing. is there a way around that? possibly? yes. so the government in a big mess. so what else are they doing to try and solve this problem? well it's about messaging really because this whole crisis started the beginning of last week when a b p executive said, yeah, we may have a problem with with drivers and that was a problem, but it wasn't massive. th

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not only are there few laurie drivers, but with supply problems becoming a global phenomenon, is often less to put in the re, deliver everything around the k. we provide for the u. k. everything everyone's gotten their tables when their homes we, it's been on the back of a trader. we got treated really bad throughout the cove. it, you know, go all packed up at night, can't get no food, can't get showered. and some of us about enough. so they went and got 9 to 4 jobs all day jobs, so they can be home as one of those opting for an easy life. laurie drivers from the you have left britain in their thousands, many never to return the fall in dr. a numbers plus choke points in the global economy mean that supermarkets, a warning of empty shelves at christmas time manufacturing and copper duction down climate change has affected crop yields and the timber market. and one prominent fast food chain recently ran out of chicken make spellman does high end carpentry in the home improvement trade that has burden in lockdown, increased demand, far exceeds supply. with the price of raw materials goin

laurie segall, thank you very much, as always.man who uses cookies to tell the stories of forgotten asian american pioneers. we'll be right back. >>> coming up, a seattle man's stunning medical bill surprise to some >>> this is a kpix5 news morning update. >>> good morning. 8:25 and the caldor fire has now burned more than 207,000 acres and is just 23% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted for residents in pines, north of 50. >>> soot and ash from the caldor fire could have lasting impact on the tahoe blue waters with researchers saying the soot covering the surface could disrupt the ecosystem and clarity. >>> injury is expected to be seated in the trial of elizabeth holmes and prosecutors said the founder of theranos orchestrated a scheme to defraud patients, doctors and investors with bogus blood testing technology. >>> looking at the roadways, toward the san mateo bridge, there is a crash just cleared on the foster city side with the peninsula side being busy. drive times are upwards of 30 minutes. give yourself a few e

plus, of course, the way in which trade is happening across what you find is not very many foreign laurie drive is one to come in or even in a business is one to engage because they can't do what they did before in the u. k . they don't have the freedom to move around to pick things and move them somewhere else, which means that you've had that shortage there to the unwillingness for people to take on a load and bring you over to the u. k. we said, deprive you, of course, all workers who might be able to drive other tracks or even their own truck and take things around because of the change in the cab, what does room she can do that very easily any longer because we're outside the you have it, i am just going to come to you in just a moment. i want to bring in doug you rankin hit. one of the interesting things about this is this temporary visa situation. meghan issue 5000 temporary truck driver licenses. they get a last 3 months, but i was on a couple of romanian chat platforms where they were reacting to this, this particular in romania where they were like, why would we bought, why woul

doug, you ranking a laurie driver and the editor of truck and drive the magazine in london, vicky price chief economic adviser at the center. i can make some business research and in level timmy di i can roy, senior lecturer in procurement and supply chain management, a live full john moore's university. welcome to the program. let's begin in edinburgh 1st with doug rankin. the government says this is panic. buying the holy ginger, she says actually this is a lack of drive is due to briggs, what's the truth of it at lack of drive of blacks that were grossly over, simplify the situation of talking about the fuel crisis at the moment, but seems to be the public because collectively going all 4 and one is not really affecting scotland. curiously, i've noticed and time called dr. o's helped upset. busy application for a d, off to the level of benefits such as petro and diesel. and i don't understand where a huge number of suddenly disappeared to one week to the next was originally i'll problem associated to b p and nothing that i still sort of tank of industry and the supply of fuel. so som

joining our coverage, laurie garlt, columnist for "for policy" magazine and msnbc science contributor sort of crystal ball gazing about whether delta has peaked? >> well, we have been here before over and over and over again. i remember when everybody was writing articles in the past tense about this epidemic and that was, what, about six months ago? we were there in 2020 when people were claiming, oh, the end is right around the corner. we can't buy into this. it is always wrong. it is always well intended but ill informed and often very much driven by a kind of, you know, overarching hopefulness from wall street desperate to see the economy back in predictable circumstances with everybody raring to go to the movie theaters and jump on airplanes. we're just not there, folks. i don't think anybody who's, you know, looking in their crystal ball and trying to imagine where we are going to be by halloween, where we are going to be by christmas has a really strong sense of where this delta variant is going and what variants lurk around the corner that will have an even perhaps worse effec

the british military's on stand by to help ease fuel shortages. shortage of laurie drivers off to brakes, it has led to days of long queues that fuel pumps. but you can, virus secretary says driving instructors from the ministry of defense will be used to help clear a backlog of driving test for trackers. several provinces in china is northeast and region are experiencing power cuts because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. china is highly dependent on coal for power, but b jane wants to curve pollution and emissions of climate change in gases. american sing, our county has been found guilty of multiple sex trafficking and racketeering charges . after a 6 week trial in new york, after 2 days of deliberations, the jury found kelly guilty on all charges. 11 accuses testified against them. several victims say they were under age at the time. and the social networking giant instagram is putting a case version of its popular app on hold. critics say facebook and instagram primary focus is on physical appearance and these platforms haven't done enough to protect children. wi

laurie always appreciate you're taking the time first on the to go drinks legislation.evenue source for a lot of bars and restaurants across california during the pandemic shutdowns. how much do you think this bill is going to help businesses moving forward if it becomes law? well i think it's a super helpful bill. we're very thankful for senator dodd and the co supporters for taking this on. um why do have to say we're a little disappointed that bars won't be able to continue because it is going to require a bona fide. food license to be able to do that, and also, folks won't be able to order it using third party applications anymore, so we're not sure what kind of effect that's going to have, um, but you know, it's a step in the right direction. yeah, let me ask you about that fact that customers moving forward, assuming the governor signs this legislation, customers can't have those drinks delivered anymore. by by the third parties, the uber eats or the grub hubs of the world, so that means they have to come down to the restaurant and pick them up. how much do you th

laurie rousseau, president of stanton communications and cochair of the headliners team. skipping over our guest, elena esela, producer for ewtn's the world over with raymond oroyo, anne arlington, managing editor. associate editor of the catholic review media. dr. jared patten gayle, senior adviser to the president, and founding scholar, museum of the bible, and associate publisher of christian scholars review. dana ritter washington bureau chief, cbn news, and our cochair of the club's broadcast team, and michael phelps, former publisher of the baltimore examiner. thank you one and all [ applause ]. i would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for today's event, besides the miraculous kevin winsing, and laurie rousseau at the head table, thanks go out to donna lywan, also cochair of the headliners team, the press club staff, specifically kate helster, kaitlyn cotter and executive director bill mccarron, and the folks in our broadcast operations center because without them i would not be able to do this, so at the end of 2019 the

american billy horschel won the tournament by one shot over the englishman laurie canter but the competitionaces. 0ur golf correspondent iain carterjoins me now from wentworth. switching minute by minute. so who picked up the final automatic spots? yet it is straight and the vagaries of the european qualification system that shane larry beat bernd wiesberger in the tournament yet bernd wiesberger was able to overtake shane lowry in the ryder cup standings so he has managed to sneak in at the last and get into the nine automatic qualifiers, lee westwood despite the closing 77 managed to retain his place and shane lowry, who did best of those three, dropped out of qualifying places so now has to rely on the captain padraig harrington for one of his three wild card selections. and we will find out who those are later this evening, shane lowry, justin rose, sergio garcia and ian poulter are waiting to see if they get a captains pick.— get a captains pick. what is your hunch? it's _ get a captains pick. what is your hunch? it's difficult _ get a captains pick. what is your hunch? it's difficult t

an embattled santa clara sheriff laurie smith is facing a political challenger.riff's capital kevin jensen is seeking to unseat her next year. he tried to do back in 2014 after supervisors this week issued a largely symbolic no confidence vote. the vote follows san jose mayor sam liccardo's call for smith to resign be citing pay for play scandal and patterns of abuse at county jails. >>> concern running high at antioch high school after an arrest that was caught on video. the board held a special meeting last night in the wake of this tiktok video that went viral. the principal says one student attacked a classmate and threatened to harm his entire class but police say school security needed help detaining that 16-year-old. after that, the video is raising a red flag for some people including the school board president. >> what we as a board have a responsibility to do is at least start the conversation and, you know, when is use of force appropriate, is it appropriate, and how do we want to handle these types of situations in the future? >> police say the 16-yea

and to the golf where englishman laurie canter will head into the final round of the pga championshipear—old hit a birdies in the round, including this one on the 8th ,to finish the day, one behind italy's francesco laporta.wales' jamie donaldson finished strong with two birdies and an eagle to finish two off the pace, where ryder cup spots are up for grabs. three england international cricketers have pulled out of the rescheduled ipl tournament in the uae. england'sjonny bairstow, chris woakes and dawid malan have withdrawn from the competition, which was delayed in may due to rising coronavirus infections. england limited—overs captain eoin morgan is among nine english players still scheduled to take part in the tournament, which starts on 19th september. that's all from sportsday. and now on the bbc news channel, it's click.

sheriff laurie smith has a new challenger. who is it?ng to talk about it when we return. >>> there's concern running high at antioch high school after an arrest that was caught on camera. the board held a special meeting last night in the wake of this tiktok video that went viral. the principal says one student attacked a classmate and threatened to harm his entire class, but school says -- police say the school security needed help detaining the 16-year-old and why they showed up on campus. the video is raising a red flag for some people. >>> next, gaining ground on the caldor fire. the process being made on the frontlines. this is in south lake tahoe. the air quality concerns here in the bay area. >> i'm bob redell. we're live here in daly city where several people have been shot while driving down southbound 280. the search for the suspect vehicle. you're watching "today in the bay." [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. thro

defense will also be used to help clear our bank log of driving tests for track of a shortage of laurie drive is after breaks. it has led to days of long queues that fuel pumps. the investigation into the bay will blast, has been suspended again after a request to remove a judge from the case can be tar, has been accused of bias and misconduct after charging senior officials. his predecessor fatty salon was removed in february for the ministers he called in for questioning, submitted a request for replacement. well then 200 people were killed in the explosion. those are the headlines next on arches, air. it's witness. they were this. ah, me. the blue i mean them, i mean if i'm going to my tell me what it would be that will split requested. i'm back in the in the in circles people. she is a lot of places to meet them. i don't miss the owners. mm. but i i instead i said to add any damage to them, but the 100 percent in the larger no, no 1000 percent. but for them i think the 25th email that you necessarily see. so julian went a little bit that monday and thursday. please, how many secrecy

that was sheriff laurie smith of santa clara county. she was arliss' age when she was murdered in the church and just starting her career in law enforcement. when she became sheriff, she said it is my jurisdiction, i'm going to double down and ensure my homicide detectives and cold case unit makes an effort over these years to solve these mysteries. it was not just dna. she made it a priority. year after year, detectives would work on that case, urged on by leslie's sister, until finally sergeant cortez another sergeant who is now a lieutenant, they spent their extra time and figured out that a critical piece of the genes of arliss perry had never been tested and they got a positive dna hit. it was the former stanford security guard who found her. it was his dna. after they confronted him, he ended up committing suicide in a shootout. they realize, let's see, did he kill these other girls? they got another dna hit. kristen: i know you get into more of the dna mystery tonight. tell us about john. he is a 77-year-old man. when he was empl

each of the five agreeing they have no faith in the leadership of sheriff laurie smith. there was a parade of horribles that has been marching, marching marching. and we have to call it out and say, put an end to this resolution sponsors supervisors submit ian and ellen berg calling out the six term incumbent sheriff for multiple missteps in office the past few years, among them the jail beating death of inmate michael tyree. permanent injuries suffered by andy hogan while being transported in a sheriff's vehicle and her refusal to cooperate with a criminal grand jury investigation. into allegations of bribery within her office. i think three of you know what's happening in the real world, those that listen to people on the streets the others want to place blame for a problem that they are not addressing during a 10 minute response to the board. smith blamed a ballooning mental health crisis that has jails serving as care centers for people in need of treatment, not incarceration. i'm a law enforcement officer, not a trained psychiatrist, our staff does an exceptional jo

. >>> sheriff laurie smith fired back at the board of supervisors after they voted no- confidence in her over allegations of incompetence, corruption, and mismanagement of the jails. >> you tax me with being your band-aid, now you are placing blame, not taking responsibility. you are ignoring the systemic issues of the best treatment and places for those in crisis. >> reporter: the sheriff blasted the board for moving ahead with building a new jail, instead of a psychiatric hospital. >> wit we heard today was, again, a denial, deflection, diversion. and no real willingness to accept responsibility for the conduct that has been such a source of concern. >> because the sheriff is an elected official, today's vote was largely symbolic. afterward the board agreed to explore options to reduce the jail population and provide alternatives for certain offenders. >>> two weeks out from the recall election, the contest only getting closer. >> i would not want to have to bet my life as to which way the election is going to go. >> still to come, those single factor that's going to tip the scales

assassination of the former president. governor movie says based us in the window on tuesday area, laurie fired a public prosecutor who was in charge of alleged calls. he made a, they suspect, hours after my niece was killed last july. and health officials in china say they fully vaccinated, more than a 1000000000 people against the corona virus. that's more than 70 percent of the population. china reached a milestone while battling a new outbreak of the delta variant in the southeast and the province of fuji. so those are the headlines. news continues here on knowledge 0. opt out of the world. thank you. thanks for watching bye for now. ah ah . ah me, these are lakes is lee and lake just lives in the high atlas mountains of morocco. there is a story that the recreated by 2 lovers from opposing tribes and that their waters are cheers off long i. the legend has an unhappy ending and the couple of threw themselves into the 2 lakes when they realized that their love could not overcome the conflict between their to try. but in reality, there was a simple but fascinating scientific explanation

a shortage of laurie drive is after breaks. it has led to days of long queues at fuel stations. several prosten provinces in china is northeast and region are experiencing power cuts because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. china is highly dependent on power on call for power, but beijing aims to cur, pollution, and emissions of climate change in gases and american singer, our county has been found guilty of multiple sex trafficking and racketeering charges. after a 6 week trial in new york, after 2 days of deliberation, the jury found kelly guilty on all of the charges he was facing. 11 accusers testified against him, several victim say they were under age at the time. those are the headlines make some changes here. are people empower frank assessments? what's the point of the un multilateralism isn't part of isn't dna. we need some or we're sovereign states can exchange use informed opinion is likely to change biking behavior and it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do wha

a unanimous vote of no confidence for sheriff laurie smith. ktvu is jesse gary tells us what led to the boat and how the sheriff is responding. will you please take a roll call? never before has the santa clara county board of supervisors taken this step supervisor chavez? yes, supervisor. some media. yes, tuesday one by one. each of the five agreeing they have no faith in the leadership of sheriff laurie smith. there was a parade of horribles that has been marching, marching marching. and we have to call it out and say, put an end to this resolution sponsors supervisors submit ian and ellen berg calling out the six term incumbent sheriff for multiple missteps in office the past few years, among them the jail beating death of inmate michael tyree. permanent injuries suffered by andy hogan while being transported in a sheriff's vehicle and her refusal to cooperate with a criminal grand jury investigation. into allegations of bribery within her office. i think three of you know what's happening in the real world, those that listen to people on t

the santa clara county board of supervisors have unanimously declared no confidence in sheriff laurie smith smith has been under the microscope since san jose mayor sam liccardo called for her resignation earlier this month. >> the cargo says that under smith's 23 year tenure inmates have been severely beaten and even killed at the jail. he's also accused her of not cooperating with an ongoing investigation into an alleged bribery scheme. smith, though, says that she blames the jails problems on a lack of staffing and insist that her office has aggressively implemented reforms. elizabeth holmes was once breaking barriers in the medical tech world. now she is on trial for duping investors and patients. the criminal fraud trial began today in san jose kron four's noelle bellow has more. >> she was once the golden girl of silicon valley. now elizabeth holmes is at the center of one of its biggest scandals on tuesday. homes arrived to the federal courthouse in san jose for jury selection. she's facing 12 felony counts alleging she engineered a massive fraud scheme with her company therano

each of the five agreeing they have no faith in the leadership of sheriff laurie smith.re is a parade of horribles that has been marching, marching marching. and we have to call it out and say, put an end to this resolution sponsors supervisors submit ian and ellen berg calling out the six term incumbent sheriff for multiple missteps in office the past few years, among them the jail beating death of inmate michael tyree. permanent injuries suffered by andy hogan while being transported in a sheriff's vehicle and her refusal to cooperate with a criminal grand jury investigation. into allegations of bribery within her office. i think three of you know what's happening in the real world, those that listen to people on the streets the others want to place blame for a problem that they are not addressing during a 10 minute response to the board. smith blamed a ballooning mental health crisis that has jails serving as care centers for people in need of treatment, not incarceration. i'm a law enforcement officer, not a trained psychiatrist, our staff does an exceptional job. no

a shortage of laurie drive is after breakfast has led to days of long queues and petrol pumps. several provinces in china is northeastern region are experiencing power cost because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. china is highly dependent on call for power, but paging aims, the cur, pollution and emissions of climate change in gases. north korea, as ambassador to the u. s. has told the general assembly that nobody can deny the right to test weapons came. songs commons came just after the north side and an identified projectile into the sea of japan. american sing r. kelly has been found guilty of multiple sex trafficking and racketeering charges . after a 6 week trial in new york, after 2 days of deliberation, the jury found kelly guilty on all the charges he was facing. the 54 year old will be sentenced in may and could spend decades behind bars. germany center left social democrats have famed victory and sundays federal election parties. leader says he's ready for correlation talks with the greens and free democratic party. more demonstrations are expected in sud

laurie bird ends up committing suicide. but it is a road trip to nowhere with great film technique. there is no real dialogue amongst the characters. lots of frustration. and facial ticks that sort of convey a sentiment or an idea on the part of the person that is being centered on in the film. two-lane black top. maybe? oh. now, my favorite film from that same year, if i can go back. well, we're having a little trouble. it is actually vanishing point. i don't know if any of you have seen vanishing point original. i would sort of doubt it. it is a great film. a film of people at the margins of american society. barry newman is the driver of a dodge challenge we are super charger in it. and his job is to drive back and forth from denver to san francisco essentially ferrying people. he will take this dodge challenger to san francisco. he has just come back from san francisco to denver. he has no time. gets some drugs. back on the road. and of course, this is a world of outlaw speeds. this is a world of defiance. and it is a film of car chases. but it is much more than that. there are

the santa clara county board of supervisors have unanimously declared no confidence and sheriff laurie smith smith has been under the microscope since settles in there. sam liccardo call her or call her for resignation last month. carter says that under smith's 23 year tenure inmates in the county's jail system have been severely beaten and even killed. he also accused her of not cooperating with an investigation into an alleged bribery scheme will smith has blamed the jail systems problems on a lack of staffing and insist her office has aggressisely implemented reforms. developing news out of southern california, search and rescue operation underway off the coast of san diego after the crash of a u.s. navy helicopter yesterday afternoon. these are pictures. what the helicopter looks like so far. the coast guard says at least one service member has been rescued and they're looking for about 5 more. the helicopter was conducting a routine flight operations when it went down 60 nautical miles off the coast. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the count of fires getting closer and clos

this was the last meeting of kitchen staff with the british ambassador sir laurie bristow.assive airlift. hameed and about 60 others were left behind because they weren't employed by the foreign office but through a private contractor. translation: we worked so hard, i even during the covid lockdown, l and we were left behind. i feel i have been betrayed. if they don't take us out - of here, it is a big betrayal. now this family of five young children is hiding at home. many are doing the same. there is a battle at home. brave women take to the streets in the western city of herat. "don't be scared, we are all together," is their rallying cry — worried the taliban will stop them from working or studying as they did before. this woman has moved from one safe house to the next ever since the taliban swept into kabul. she had been working on issues like gender and human rights. the taliban told her, "don't come to the office for now." many fear they will never be allowed to go back. as a human, it's my right to get education. it's my right to have a good job. unfortunately, th

followed the time with pigs and longhorn cattle are allowed to move freely around the estate ecologist, laurie jackson, one of 16 scientists on site is taking us out to track down some of maps most effected ecosystem engineers. so this is one of all of the south and what she's saying is this great behavior could retailing. so you can kind of see if you get in what they've actually done, they really sort of stroke my box now using that to just basically back and sort of left over the tasks and see what might be hiding underneath that they might like to is the constant disturbance of the land by these animals, the create such a diverse ecosystem. we're not sort of plowing the ground in any way and we are trying to get back to what all systems would have left like say the 5 different types of animals that we have here. barrow shaping this landscape in sort of subtly different ways because they've got different things that they want to do different places they want to go. we are at the, in the midst of cutting edge science. yeah. it's very much about they should have process. so it's us kind of as