"that could never burn." 0n the dorrigo plateau in the new england tablelands of nsw, ecologist mark grahamf the black summer bushfires in a region he's known intimately for more than 30 years. half of the gazetted area of the gondwana rain forests of australia burnt between september 2019 and january 2020. that's wiping a global treasure from the landscapes that we're the custodians of. the mortality in these forests has been that great that what all these incredible — these globally significant fauna species need to survive is not there. dead orchids. it's a deathly silent. there's not a single bird calling. and that — i'm crying inside at that, because i've been coming here since 1981 or �*82, and i know deep within my head what these forests should sound like. and they're silent. as fires swept through from the west, the canopies of some of the state's most treasured national parks were engulfed. more than 18 months later, many of the burnt eucalypts are resprouting in a process known as epicormic growth. but in australia's harsh climate, with more frequent droughts, many will not survi

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reportedly firing rockets at our forces in syria following this week's air strikes, lindsey graham reacts and the great mark levin's fired up and we will tell you about what when we come back omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. qunol's ultra purified omega-3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and comes in an easy to swallow mini pill. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> sean: yet again come up for lip leaders in the country to places like california yet again threatening more lockdowns and mass mandates on the show. we have exposed night after night the dangers when you politicize science and the dangers of distorting information for political reasons. a little like flip-flop fauci downplayed the lab leak theory politically and warned privately as early as january 31st, 2020 privately. anyway our own dr. nicole saphier sat down with the 41st president of the u.s. donald trump to unpack all of this. let's get his take. >> trump suggest dr. fauci, all the heat he is taking. >> he is a great promoter and a much better promoter and a much better promoter th

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marks. you get lost in the story. whereas if graham ended up writing really serious books. this one, it starts quite dark i mean, you know, it's clearly a car crash. three people die it's not a laugh riot. quite funeral heavy for the first few chapters then it does open up and connor, the central character, who's driving the car, he ends up, you know, living in liverpool, london and finally makes his home in new york so there is some american in this book as well. >> seth: and this was true of you. this is obviously not autobiographical, but you went from ireland to new york for a bit. how was your time in new york? >> i was 20. this was -- i was an irish 20 in the early '80s which makes me kind of an international 14. and we showed up in new york the this little gaggle, i mean green in every sense we were, and i think -- do you remember the tv show "the equalizer" with edward woodward? >> seth: yes, of course. with edward -- >> with edward woodward. >> seth: yeah. >> eewa oowa and i think i watched too much of that, because i got to n

mark meadows from the sport. thank you. that's our news show coming up. that's why china says the western clothing batt, graham's could pose a risk to children. it's a real concern. so political, stephen grizzly has more on the business picture. the news the the news, the news. the news, the news ah. the forgotten about for a long time. last fabio glue and his colleagues are directing traffic again and the piazza the media transforms into a real. once more 60 the news . it's been ongoing quest for the spring began in 2011 people stood up again, rulers and dictatorship. the all these moments have less deep box in my memory. it was a huge. it was an incredible feeling that people were liberated, the in for more security, more freedom, more dignity, have their hopes been fulfilled. me? where does the stand today? 10 years after the arabs spring and rebellion starts june 7th on dw the try to singles out western clothing brands for what it calls hazardous products. they just happen to be many of the same brands involved in a spat over force, labor and change young providence. look at the dispute and what it means for

world from graham -- world food program says more than 5 million people need emergency food aid after more than six months of fighting. u.s. president joe biden is in the state of oklahoma to mark00th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. he attended the commemorations and met survivors of one of the worst incidents of racial virus in american history. as many as 300 people were killed when white mobs launched attacks on black homes and businesses in 1921. no one was ever charged with a crime for the violence were compensated for the destruction. >> the events we speak of today took place 100 years ago. and yet i am the first president in 100 years ever to come to tulsa. [applause] i say that not as a compliment about me, but to think about it. 100 years, i'm the first president to be here during that entire time. in this place, in this ground, to acknowledge the truth of what took place here. for much too long, the history of what took place here was told in silence. barbara: let's go to tulsa now and speak to our reporter. president biden is there certainly himself making a big deal of his presence there, but how are the residents themselves reacting to the presidential vis

mark levine ever crack. >> no, it's not going to happen. >> congratulations. heavily unfiltered all the time. >> congratulations on your opening debut. coming up center lindsey graham talking about cope with questions on the wuhan lab and did dr. fauci lie to congress. later, you won't believe what msnbc is attacking now. you don't want to miss it straightahead. nbc is attacking wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. center lindsey graham is callin for hearings on covid questions surrounding this wuhan biology lab as we continue to learn tha the lamp leak. was plausible an incredible all along. we're also reported that a 2024 port utilized by the state department concluded that underlie update was plausible ev

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graham mertz may soon be able to profit from things like autograph signings, endorsements and social media posts under new ncaa guidelines. >> it's definitely an exciting opportunity. >> he trade marked overtake what is going on. we'll go over to school, your sport. >> reporter: if passed, the governing board would suspend amateurism rules related to name, image and likeness and a temporary policy would allow them to engage in this policy without violating ncaa rules. >> it's obviously long overdue. >> gary parish is a cbs sports television analyst. these nine states gave athletes the ability to profit from their fame. >> the ncaa had been dealing with this for years and promising to do something but never did anything until they were forced into this corner. >> reporter: this is all part of the battle brewing for years and even taken up in court. last week the supreme court unanimously ruled the ncaa could not cap education-related benefits. >> they now know if they try to restrict name, image and likeness with their rules, they'll be the ones that get sued and they'll ultimately be the ones to lose. >> this will have ground breaking consequences for sports. >> reporter: there's a l

graham satchell, bbc news. we're joined now by two people campaigning for better access to defibrillators. mark had forgotten his dinner money. and then he saw some of his friends, and said i will get a pound from each of them, and then he went off to school, i went off to work, and about 12.00 that day, while oliver was on a swimming lesson, i got a phone call to see he had had a seizure. i said that he had had a seizure. i said that he had had a sporting accident, because he was all was getting involved in sporting accidents, it was an exceptional athlete and turned his hand to everything. i said i would go and pick up and keep them off for rest of the day, and i will treat him to a mcdonald's. we were not prepared for the devastation that was about to unfold. so basically, the ending and stood about 25 minutes. �* . , ., minutes. and there was no defibrillator? _ minutes. and there was no defibrillator? no _ minutes. and there was no defibrillator? no way i minutes. and there was no defibrillator? no way of i defibrillator? no way of resuscitating him effectively at the scene? in resuscitati