marsh says complying with social distancing and shelter- in-place are examples of people taking action greater good. >> those are stuff sacrifices for everyone to make, but, at the same time, it's ensuring fewer people are getting sick. >> reporter: marsh says parents can teach children by example. >> even from toddlerhood on up, that can lead later in life to them being kinder and more generous toward other people. >> reporter: marsh urges people to practice random acts of kindness. even the smallest gesture matters. >> helping somebody by holding the door or giving a smile and a wave on the street. >> reporter: marsh tells me acts of kindness have a ripple effect and that it's kindness that will help get us through these challenging times. @u.c. berkeley, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. it is 4:19. we want to take a look at weather with steve paulson. i will say the benefit of working from home is you're a little chilly, you can just go and turn up the heat a little >> yeah. there are some advantages. that's for sure. it's not as cold this morning as yesterday. yesterday,

at least 60 people died in marsh harbour, and destruction is still everywhere.otal damage and loss from dorian is estimated at $3.4 billion. when you see the extent of the destruction, where do you even begin? how do you even begin? >> hubert minnis: that's always the question: where do we begin? >> whitaker: bahamian prime minister hubert minnis and viana gardiner, a top aide, visited marsh harbour with us, and pointed to one huge priority: restoring electric power. how do you bring this back? >> minnis: the power. we had to make determination to set up-- micro-grids. >> whitaker: the microgrids prime minister minnis is talking about are small-scale systems. more and more, they're solar arrays with battery storage for when the sun's not shining. they can either feed electricity into the larger grid or operate independently to power a single facility or a neighborhood. the way electricity has been produced in the bahamas is with diesel-fueled generating stations on each inhabited island, about 30 in all, feeding power to everyone through overhead lines. >> chris

marsh says complying with social distancing and shelter- in-place are examples of people taking action greater good. >> those are tough sacrifices for everyone to make, but, at the same time, it's assuring fewer people get sick and taxing the health care system. >> reporter: marsh says parents can teach children by example.>> even from toddlerhoo that can lead later in life to them being kinder and more generous toward other people. >> reporter: marsh urges people to practice random acts of kindness. even the smallest gestures matter. >> helping someone by holding the door or giving someone a smile and a waive on the street. it helps to perpetuate this idea that we're all in this together. >> reporter: acts of kindness have a ripple effect and that acts of kindness will get us through this challenge. at uc berkeley, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 5:19. time to check back in with steve paulson for a look at weather. hopefully we're going to have a nice friday and weekend to enjoy. >> we'll get a break today, and rain comes back in on tuesday, you guys. after things built up yesterday.

. >> reporter: jason marsh is with uc berkeley, he runs the center that promotes taking action for the good. this new issue of time magazine published on thursday profiles 27 people including jason march, the executive director of uc berkeley's greater good center. the recognition is for his work on unity and shared humanity during polarizing times. >> i was honored to be part of this article because there are so many people doing such important work around the country.>> marsh was a graduate student here at uc berkeley 17 years ago and found that greater goods online publication promoting kindness, compassion and empathy. he holds online classes, podcasts and in person workshops before the shelter in place order. >> for people who are educators, health professionals, parents, people can really take the research and apply it in meaningful ways to their personal and professional lives. >> timeless and never more relevant than now is the country in the world are confronted with the covid-19 pandemic. marcia says complying with social distancing and shelter in place are examples of people

the marsh family, like so many families, home together for weeks.ll together. >> stop, stop. >> why are you hitting me? i haven't done anything. >> reporter: posting this video from their home in the uk. changing the lyrics to the song "one day more" from the musical "les mis." ♪ one day more another day another destiny ♪ ♪ shopping for online delivery i've tried again only to find ♪ ♪ there's nothing till september time one day more ♪ ♪ i had a football match today ♪ how can i play when we are are parted ♪ >> reporter: they wanted to provide other families with some much-needed levity. ♪ >> reporter: tonight, their message from across the pond. >> hi, david. we're the marshes and we're sending a hello from kent in england to everybody out in america. >> reporter: mom, danielle. dad, ben. with this message to america. >> you guys in the united states. we hope you're all keeping well. staying isolated and having a smile from time to time as you try to control your kids. >> reporter: music has been the great uniter here at home, too. in buffalo, new y

so when you know that marsh lost its magnetic field when millions of years ago on this amazing nasa physicist jim greene came up with the idea of creating an artificial line is that feasible is a something that could work well you know the wonderful thing about science is that that you can speculate you can hypothesize you can come up with ideas and models and that's just an idea it's a model you know if it were if it were possible to you know to somehow tap into mars internal heat if there's enough left to to to you know create this kind of a magnetic field right now my opinion it's sort of science fiction because it required. there's a scale of planetary engineering that we're just not capable of as a species but but like all good science fiction we can kind of imagine a future where we could change our planet's climate or you know locally change the planet's magnetic field for example so possible sure you know one can imagine some scientifically developed steps engineering steps to head in directions like that but is it is it practical practical probably not and certainly not anywhere in t

thank you very much, anthony marsh.thers like it around the country are working 24/7 to answer peoples calls. it has been said a number of times make sure that in the first instance if you're worried, go online, go to the nhs online service, 111.nhs.uk. i did it and got useful information in less than a minute but the key thing all of us should be doing right now is what you've been hearing from fergus and around the programme, keep washing your hands. thank you very much, tulip mazumdar, a busy evening in dudley. you've heard about what the nhs is doing to stop the virus spreading in the uk, but what about the government's role? our political editor laura kuenssberg has been asking the prime minister, whether he and his ministers are preparing for a widespread outbreak. you've got to consider the realistic, the realistic possibility that there is now going to be a significant expansion in the number of cases. and what. .. and so, you know, we will be setting out tomorrow the steps that we are going to take as a country

was fairest to thing for us to survive there and i've heard the idea that it is possible to thicken marshes atmospheric by releasing the so-called greenhouse gases now here are nervous that we produce this gases from agriculture and waste but why do we get them when lars. right no that's a gets a great question and you know mars has polar caps with water ice and carbon dioxide ice it has a composition very similar to to the earth actually all of the rest real planets have very similar composition so there is methane gas and other other kinds of greenhouse gases that are stored in the planet just like inside the earth so all that is possible but the timescales sofi are really long you know it's it's taken humanity 200 years or so basically since the industrial revolution to start to change our own climate with greenhouse gases like c o 2 to change the climate of a planet like mars which with a much thinner atmosphere would require a lot more time and some pretty industrial scale processing and creation and release of greenhouse gases we're talking hundreds of thousands of years to really ter

ron christie and mary anne marsh are here. have closed in texas, this is a very big step forjoe biden, what have you heard? the early votes get reported before the actual election day votes, and it appears especially in the dallas county area, that he is doing incredibly well with african—american votes, so that bodes well for him, at least keeping the margin close. if he performed on election day the way it looks like he did with african—american voters, he might be able to keep sanders within his sites in texas, the second—largest case of delegates we have tonight, which is crucialforjoe biden with california looming on the coast. we got 12 that are closed at polls so far, and just looking at the virginia one where the count has been under way for a couple of hours now, 63% of the votes and, 54% of it has gone tojoe biden, you would imagine that that is going to extend that lead. that isa going to extend that lead. that is a huge win for him. that is huge, i expect the lead widen we get into the night. is a republican obviou

> reporter: send marsh a note?ht know the nickname marsh? the youngest starbuck marshall came to the stand. no video of the minor allowed in court. >> how often would your dad call you marsh? >> a lot. he also called me son and marshall. >> but he did call you marsh a lot? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: yes, it had been an intimate act, an angry ex-husband killing the mother of his children, then staging the scene as a humiliating sex crime, premeditated murder said the state. and as evidence of clay starbuck's twisted state of mind, the prosecution offered this final piece to the puzzle. detectives said they found chanin's death certificate on a wall in clay's house pinned up like a trophy. >> as a reminder, she's no longer in my life, she's no longer going to cause me any misery or pain. >> reporter: so no smoking gun but a pile of circumstantial evidence deep enough, the prosecution hoped, to bury any chance of acquittal. >> at the heart of this killing -- and i would submit the motive -- greed, anger, obsession and je

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dot com i'm terry marsh and thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 368 get a nap now. ringback this week on well stories. germany exceptional circumstances in berlin. and usa life under quarantine. but the stars increase in the morea refugee compliments beside and refugees on living in cramped spaces in very poor hygiene conditions now they also fear the coronavirus. henry a camp was originally planned for 3000 people but now it's housing some 20000 asylum seekers. they live in homemade tents outside the official camp in what's been nicknamed the jungle. more than a 1000 people share a single water outlet which frequently malfunctions when we are out here obviously he has not water now we must go. again to hold. his life sadar an afghan doctor lives with his wife and 4 children in a small tent they fled the war in their country and now rely on an aid. this means waiting in long crowded lines for hours to get food avoiding close contact is almost i

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it has an amputheater and water marsh that will filter it through to use it for landscaping.ay area council is big here in the area, and they have a gender equity group. i love going to the workshops. it's where i met jessica. >> we hit it off, we were both in the same field and the only two women in the same. >> through that friendship did we discover that our projects are interrelated. >> the projects provide the power from san jose to san francisco and end in the trans bay terminal where amanda was in charge of construction. >> without her project basically i have a fancy bus stop. she has headed up the women's network and i do, too. we have exchanged a lot of ideas on how to get groups to work together. it's been a good partnership for us. >> women can play leadership role in this field. >> i tell him that the schedule is behind, his work is crappy. he starts dropping f-bombs and i say if you're going to talk to me like that, the meeting is over. so these are the challenges that we face over and over again. the reality, okay, but it is getting better i think. >> it has be

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young europeans fighting for shared european values that they see as being under threat i'm terry marsh and thanks for. that. we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. to running. if in fact. you made for mines.

teams of dogs and marshes have made the ceremonial start to the i did abroad trial dogs they'd writes in anchorage alaska the competitive stages of the more than 1500 kilometer stop on sunday. are expected in the coastal town of about 9 days later. a turkish president. has ordered his country's coast guard to stop migrants from making dangerous agency crossings meanwhile greek prime minister korea tuckey's says the 4 year old migration deal between the e.u. and turkey is did it used ankara using migrants to create a crisis at its border with the country the european union has warned the migrants they will not be allowed to enter. the greek army finds water cannon along this part of the turkish border but still the migrants push on trying to find a gap to cross into europe. further along the border greek police bring in reinforcements. more tear gas is fired between police and migrants gathered at this border fence. by mid to growing tensions turkish police are also seen firing tear gas into greece . but even those who make it across often don't get any but. many tell stories of police

and now to a very difference for tames of dogs and marshes has made the ceremonial start to the 1500 kilometer i did a rod trail sled dog race in alaska the race commemorates a rescue mission dating back almost 100 years that sent life saving medicines by dog sled relay to the coastal town of gnome among this is a field from norway italy canada and denmark the dog teams are expected to arrive in nome in about 9 days. but called his reminder of the top story we're following for you italy has awarded one quarter of its population into lockdown in an attempt to contain its rapidly expanding outbreak of the corona virus a quarantine affects much of northern italy and includes the cities of milan and venice cinemas theaters and museums nationwide are closed. you're watching the devaney news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines until then you can always stay up to date on our web site that's d.w. dot com i'm rebecca richards thanks for trying to. cut. each stop tells my story. of the people who climbed to me built

marsh says staying at home are examples of people taking action for the greater good. >> those are toughfor everyone to make, but, at the same time, it's ensuring that fewer people get sick and fewer people are taxing the health care system. >> even from toddlerhood on up that could lead to them later in life being kinder and generous towards people. >> marsh's online publication for the greater good. he adds that kindness has a ripple effect and will help get us through these very difficult times. >>> well, today, california closing all of its dmv field offices. workers will be on paid administrative leave and the offices will be cleaned and disinfected. employees are scheduled to return to work april 1st, but the offices will still be closed to the public. now, we've also learned that the deadline for that real id has been the new deadline for an id that will allow you to fly or get into a federal building is now october 1st, 2021, and active u.s. passports will also still work as identification. >>> well, there's more testing stations continuing to open around the bay area. coming up

by plants close their stuff to limit water of operation from their leaves marsh. if we observe an early stage mother plant is closing its tomatoes we can do something about it. we could water it for example because he's norman is also a member of the research team he hopes that one day he'll be able to measure photosynthesis from above for the time being the equipment is too heavy for drones to carry but they can still provide useful information for farmers. who worked on the ground measuring the crops with a yardstick it would be very time consuming if you whereas if you use a drone it's done in minutes. the drone also gathers useful data from this trial field where future conditions are being simulated on the field seats that formed in different years at different locations are being sprayed with c o 2 around the clock according to forecasts without action. atmospheric concentrations of the greenhouse gas are expected to double by 2050. it's hopes the research will benefit farmers like billy claim a schillings climate change is putting them under intense pressur

jumps touma is a coordinator for a project working with the government to do just stunt he's come to marsh the board to find out how much water people use and how the river has changed over time he enters team want to make sure there's enough water for people living all along the river they want to boost biodiversity to. grow sort of quiet water for environmental flow the minimum amount of water that should be very. very bad to floor downstream. of. within the everybody. the marker of the project is funded by the international climate initiative and implemented by the nile basin initiative. scientists are collecting data to form a water allocation plan and facilitate a political agreement between the kenyan and tanzanian governments they want to make sure people on both sides of the border have access to water and avoid any future conflict the current health of the river is an important aspect of the project the scientists examine water quantity ph temperature and other factors. we measure these parameters because if we find they're outside of the correct range . then we know there's pollu

with a grain of sand and figuring out where the rest of the body was because there was sand in the marsh to figure out it was 12 miles away from where the ear was which is incredible and the cop said you're crazy and he said go look and then they found the body then spent time to find the killer. >> when i found out about this was oscar had a complicated relationship he was very disturbed of women who dress sexy and provocative he distrusted hollywood and the woman he found the rest of her body and could identify someone who had affairs with multiple men it was interesting because i read about his opinion of this woman he never once say anything he was stodgy who thought hollywood was to sending everybody and a woman not modest was problematic for the world he didn't feel that way about this woman he wanted to find out who killed her and why and worked for years to figure it out i was really surprised by that. >> and the fact that he does so well that the case brings in that debauchery and as they have more stringent regulations and censorship for lack of a better word and then also at s

thank you very much anthony marsh. working 24 72 enter people's calls. it's been said a number of calls, if you are worried, go online and go in that service. i got some very useful information in less than a minute. the key thing all of us should be doing to protect ourselves and our families is should be doing to protect ourselves and ourfamilies is what should be doing to protect ourselves and our families is what you've should be doing to protect ourselves and ourfamilies is what you've been hearing from fergus. keep washing your hands. thank you very much. a busy evening there. you've heard there about what the nhs is doing to stop the virus spreading here in the uk, but what about the government's role in tackling coronavirus? are political editor laura kuenssberg has been asking the prime minister whether he and his ministers are preparing for a widespread outbreak. you've got to consider the realistic possibility that there is now going to bea possibility that there is now going to be a significant expansion in

know 2 this money is just your valerie and you know it was i was shocked i mean i was right there's marshes to be sure you know i was in and it was innocent mistake. but a kid still cause trouble if he becomes president. there's no call back number 30. nuclear launch codes this one should not write one of the 1st rules of politics never want to confuse your wife and your sister that's of all could mistake and if you are going to talk about your sister wife you should have done it sooner because then you could have won utah. yes. we spoke with a former us state senator john william loud and for his take on to it is action it's absolutely censor censorship we have all these social media companies become giant state their kind of monopolies and to their platforms and there's no doubt about it that there's systematic deep platforming of conservatives and it's put people a quandary because we have a strong 1st amendment on the one hand but on the other hand we respect private property rights if you own a business you should have broad latitude in how to run that private business so there's a con

an official party candidate in the race for mayor of paris in march benjamin greville another our marsh m.p. said think villany has decided he's going to run anyway despite failing to get official backing it's a mess isn't it only a non-accredited omar's not north korea agree we are not russia or agree we are a recount tree with freedom in political party whether you agree with or think feel a need for running where there is a marriage or with the answer is no but he is free and then thought of we are in africa entry and losing the youth vote as the elections. for the european parliament no it didn't there had never been as many young people voting and the number of them voted for omar well compared to 2017 new last 6 percent among 18 to 24 year. rhodes and 11 points among voters aged 25 to 34 problem is that you should compare what is comparable compare it with previous european elections and you will see that the turnout was much bigger and young people went to the pools where there were not voting for previous european elections the highest school in the europe in the elections in th

positions a new company to compete with marsh and mclennan the world's number one insurance brokerage firm on the news well as towers watson stock gets 7 percent on monday slightly more than the trend we're seeing throughout the overall markets ayaan however a plunge by more than 15 percent at times following the details of the merger. and the chairman of the board of wells fargo has resigned the company said in a statement on monday board chair elizabeth do and fellow board member james quigley both submitted their resignations ahead of testimony and. one of the u.s. house financial services committee this week regarding the bank's 2016 fake account scandal became vice chairman with wells in october of 2016 shortly after the bank disclosed employees had opened millions of fake accounts without customer consent in an effort to meet sales goals and joining us now to cover all of this is molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer always a pleasure to have molly on the show molly now u.s. rep maxine waters who actually chairs the house financial services committee has been critical

wars done and nowhere seen it been done by a small wire us probably of the one that discouraged the marsh and so you need to well still to be in. the last 20 seconds go to you. i think that we've learned a lot from the corona. outbreak and i think this requires a round change in our economic models and that's not about china it's about us in the west in places like greece and that we have to start looking at our own ways of doing things and we need to change them and that means building back our own industries and not blaming the chinese that we don't have them anymore when we just saw everybody everybody write that down on a little posted and put it on your refrigerator because it's worth hearing that again from alexander mackerras all the time we have done many many things and i guess here in moscow and in london thanks to our viewers for watching us here in our d.c. you next time remember across the. time of the time corp. repeat the same mantra sustainability very important celery transitions to sustainable price board sustainability stay number may not be more equitable and sustainab

how harriet tubman used to guide her slaves took advantage of the estuaries and creeks and tidal marshes these natural features hope to provide cover for small bands of runaways to freedom tubman made use of the natural features and primarily at night relied on the stars and reported she could tell time by the stars and find her way by natural science as well as any hunter. along with the knowledge of nature and the ingenious mind which was also willing to use force if called for. she routinely carried a pistol with her and prepared to use it against any slave catchers or runaway who if caught would be forced to reveal the escape route. tubman was ready to sacrifice one runaway for the good of the group there are no instances were reported of tubman having fired her firearm at catchers or runaway slaves but it gives an indication of the resolve this woman had. the next person i would like to talk about is harriet beecher stowe. the novel uncle tom's cabin took on his it was never explained before she detailed human stories of cruelty and suffering with the long drawn characters with symp

number of infection and this is the due to decisional it were made between the 8 and in the eye of marsh and in the after with a lockdown of the then tired of these means that probably we would see a decrease over the next few days i believe that probably those 2 days yesterday he did it before yesterday and probably today we will see this drop and old flee would be ladies for the next few days but there when he's going to end this very difficult to predict right now probably we need that then 15 more days to you know to be sure that everything is ok so there is some progress but you have to wait and see how things develop at the same time on your skin about some news that we saw today coming out of barack i'm aware mayor told the press there that actually the death toll in that region could be something like 4 times higher than the original figure because there are a lot of people who have died outside of the hospital without being tested so is that true i mean what can you tell us about that. i believe that. it was in the very dim our air is due mainly to the fact that he's a very very

news coming up next business news with more on the fallout from the coronavirus i'm terry marsh thanks for watching. the full. have fun in. the capital city of north korea just reinventing itself. but only a few people can enjoy the benefits. and insidious reward system coerces people into little t. towards the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis live in poverty . have fun enjoy. the funny find the spot details. education is not only thought i'm glad i'm an education is fun and palm and i'm so old that incoming 1015 years the lord of the. followed through in coker devalues all tolerant. user understanding these things cannot be ignored but i have a because the fundamentalist forces in the phonetic courses are also acting very deeply and intensely and they cannot undermine their policy the power of communication gap our off technology ordinary people who must not modern and support them must not so soon is a board that the international community has to invest more on the education which can prevent young people who entered into that trap all fall kind of the courses

a marsh and then people here getting inductors from all the sectors to work together they design it like now you do locals you have to see as the epidemic and fault but it is going to be a definite. and they need this challenge. and we're all used to hearing by now about the import of social distancing and the importance of washing your hands for that all important 20 seconds but if fine when 3 quarters of the households in developing countries don't have access to soap and water to wash their hands what do you say to people when the most important thing they can do they can do it ok i think 1st of all is to remind people that bleach was serious you wash your hands with soap and running water quality 2nd running water does not necessarily mean what are coming out of a fight by the bible what are your home run what are called me somebody pouring water while you're washing your hands. so that's a reminder that you know we get people through your health ward and we also need people to to understand that there's a tradeoff here. so you need to go to the extra mile because you know that if yo