now age 70. meg loman has long been an inspiration to others. and that's important because a strong network of supporters is needed if she's to complete her mission. she's also inspiring the next generation of researchers to keep up the good work, the just being a biologist, myself like to come somewhere like the amazon rain forest. so it was really, really cool to be able to come and see everything that's down here. uh and be, be here for like scientific reasons to, to meet talk to them and see the research facility and participate in some of that research. just really, really cool. so by coming here, people like alex smith are helping to secure the livelihoods of up to 110 local families sebastian, rio. so choice is one of the local field guides. he leads to visitors along the walkway. along with the time we're using the forest and the sustainable way, we're now protecting our land, the way down the road. and over the years we've noticed that the wildlife is starting to return. it happens in a month. any mileage the 70 year old belongs to the

so i'm gonna respected space for meg low. mine is considered a pioneer in researching tree tops. in the late 19 seventy's, she discovered a world previously unknown to science. 35 meters above the ground. she coined the term arbor, not for a biologist to explores the forest canopy. i'm just a girl from a small town. i didn't have any scientists, friends, and my parents were teachers. and i sort of, i don't know, i liked to nature and i went to nature. but when i finally kept study and trees, i realized everybody always studied the bottom. the only time they saw the top of the tree is if they cut it down, i called it sort of like if you went to the doctor and they looked at your big toe and said, you know your brains, ok, you're hearing fine, your eyesight square, you would say this is crazy because it's only the bottom of my whole body. so she made her way to the very top to study the canopy of these pores giants in the process, entering a world that new research for before hers had ever seen. i've had to the full canopy and it was like full of life because so many species live u

meg is a make—up artist and presenter on tiktok.disturbing social media trend that sees women filmed on nights out in cities across the north west without their knowledge or consent. i bumped into these two girls because i saw that they were actually being harassed. i walked with them to go to get another taxi so we were all together. just ended up having a little conversation with them. the video of meg was posted that night on social media by a stranger. it is one of dozens uploaded daily to platforms like tiktok, youtube and instagram, usually on the same evening they were filmed. the clips, which are often titled manchester or liverpool night life, have racked up millions of views along with a slew of misogynistic comments. greater manchester police say they are now actively trying to catch the people making the videos. we have spoken to women who are clearly unaware they are being recorded. they say although it is not illegal to film people in public without their consent, if the behaviour is causing alarm and distress it could

not meg is no, just the hobby, the could oceans generate power. the technology to hong this ocean energy has existed some more than a century. it's known as ocean some energy conversion, whole tech. why has it yet to be embraced? when you look at the surface of the ocean, the water here can be quite more because the tv that's the length of sun and tropical waters that can be around 26 degrees celsius. at a 1000 meters deep, the temperature reaches roughly 4 degrees celsius. and this difference in temperature is what ocean thermal energy conversion utilizes. it's quite simple. you need a heat exchanger, the warm surface water heater of fluids that has a low boiling point. that fluid evaporates creating a theme. and that's theme runs a turbine, generating electricity similar to our regular steam engine. then the spring gets cooled by the deep sea water back into liquid. and the cycle repeats. this technology was late in 1881 by french physicist junk awesome dolphins on his student. josh quote, then actually built the 1st book on successful tech plan

cbs's meg oliver reports. >> reporter: tensions and concerns about safety continue to roil at new york university. some you is students and faculty say the environment has only escalated. >> jewish students are petrified to go onto campus. >> reporter: for the past six days they have occupied the school's quad, demanding the school divest from companies funding israel. >> anti-semitism is a huge problem in the united states, but anti-zionism and anti-semitism are two very different things. >> reporter: president biden denounced anti-semitism. >> i condemn anti-semitism protests and i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians. >> reporter: the protests have spread to other universities including university of michigan and mit in boston. about 60 have been arrested at yale. orthodox jews' student reporter said theyer is rounded her. >> they started taunting me and giving me their middle finger and yelling in my face until one of them waved his palestinian flag in my face and jabbed me with it in my left eye. >> well, that was meg oliver reporting. >>>

hold, let the next to retain spare us will just close our eyes and get through it. cinnamon and not meg will provide caribbean spice for as long as possible. the small caribbean islands like completely vulnerable in the middle of the ocean. if a hurricane approaches the alarm bells ring in the media or a logical operation center and granada airport as with monster, hurricane events which reached the dangerous category 5 will probably be it made landfall on september 7th, 2004. that will happen our i think we had some speed off 11175, our strong grenada was set back decades. it's hard to imagine what will happen. and the next hurricane hits the island. you could be working for 50 years to build up every thing i didn't want the one that's that is all you have to go. i mean we saw that in the i 5, most of the victories went on a lot of people live off of that. so we meet norbert julian's family at dinner. yes, they are all deeply religious. they say that god confronts people with small trials and big ones, such as past and future climate catastrophes. hurricane ivan pulled the ground out f

like we actually pop separating the, the, the, the part from the, not meg site. so if i open it right, eventually if it open. right. and then it will fall apart. i know this is an adult, much will not make at 1st glance, his plantation looks like a garden of eden, but it's threatened by climate change and the warmer the water gets the more destructive are the hurricanes. a good dozen hurricanes occur in the caribbean every year of these, an average of $2.00 become devastating or catastrophic category 3 define storms. norbert remembers one particular hurricane with horror in just a few hours. he lost everything. everything was set up, right? everything was ready, the audio trees on the ground, and only a few tree with diamonds do. so everything was flap, don't update for us. now the last uh, you know, bankruptcy we have both a month to pay us on the phone and the ring died. so try, which is it, is it really? yeah, we does. papaya vanilla so exotic flowers. almost everything's right, same granados volcanic soil. the, the caribbean drain still exist with its sense a

cbs's meg oliver reports. >> reporter: tension and concerns about safety continue to embroil columbia with classes remote only, some jewish students and faculty say the environment has only escalated. >> jewish students are petrified to go onto campus. >> reporter: for the past six days, hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators, including jewish students, have occupied the school's quad, demanding the school divest from companies funding israel. >> anti-semitism is a huge problem in the united states, but anti-zionism and anti-semitism are two very different things. >> reporter: late this afternoon, president biden denounced anti-semitism. >> i condemn the anti-semitic protests. that's why i've set up a program to deal with that. i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians. >> reporter: the protests have spread to multiple universities, including the university of michigan, m.i.t., nyu, and emerson college in boston. about 60 people have been arrested at yale since the start of the protests. orthodox jew sahar tartak, the editor in chief of the "ya

to see not megs of different stages. no 4th of all, that is the very time to meet very tender, young right from that fits, it goes, it could be that states. right. and then after this, these, it come to that stage. how about example here? like we actually pop separating the, the, the part from the not make site. so if i open it all righty. eventually if it open. right? and then it will fall apart. i know this is an adult, much will not make at 1st glance, his plantation looks like a garden of eden, but it's threatened by climate change and the warmer the water gets the more destructive are the hurricanes. a good doesn't hurricanes occur in the caribbean every year of these, an average of 2.7 become devastating or catastrophic category 3 to find storms. norbert remembers one particular hurricane with horror in just a few hours. he lost everything. everything was set up, right? everything was ready, the audio trees on the go. so only a few 3 will simon's do. so everything was flap, don't update for us, not us. so you know,

maurice. >> maurice: meg oliver, thank you.overseas, the head of israel's military intelligence resigned today over the security failures that led to the hamas attack last fall. it's a first high-level resignation stemming from the deadliest attack in that country's history, meantime israeli officials are criticizing and expect to move by the biden administration to blacklist one of its army battalions. here's cbs's debora patta. >> reporter: the u.s. is investigating netsvah yehuda battalion made of ultra-orthodox soldiers who are accused of human rights violations in the israeli occupied west bank. the program began after 78-year-old american palestinian omar assad was found dead after being detained at a checkpoint by israeli soldiers. mahmdou abu eboud was also arrested shortly after assad. he told us he saw him lying face down in the dirt to bound and blindfolded. after the soldiers left, they ran to call from help from the village dr islam abu-zaher, who tried to revive assad, eventually calling him dead. >> he could not

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and the money's still he checking in meg fiedler. we were really lucky and had so many fantastic people give us the opportunity to raise awareness with the public kind of show what we do, who we offer and why we want to do this fine. most of them, i mean, it was a huge opportunity. i know, and we still really incredibly thankful for it on the phone from the sound of john a has only been playing this thoughts since 2020. now a lot without blonde football is on thinkable. just a few days remain until the world championships. there aren't many training sessions less if you have a monthly seasoning, we notice that's my thing. i got not feeling in my 1st training session and i never wanted to leave again once because of all the stuff. move it over. okay, well good for you. yes. i'm along with splitting success. john also aims to raise awareness for women's blood football during the tournament is half the stuff i hope this is the stuff that we can go down to pass that many more women will follow us on guns goal. so the single future, it's

crowd funding company because now we started a crowd funding campaign on the money stuffy, trickling in meg figler. we were really lucky and had so many fantastic people give us the opportunity to raise awareness with the public kind of show what we do, who we are and why we want to do this fine. most of them, i mean, it was a huge opportunity. i movies and we still really incredibly thankful for a little fun for me. john prusio john, who's only been playing the sport since 2020. now a lot without blind football is on thinkable. just a few days remain until the world championships. there aren't many training sessions, less confusing, monthly ceiling. we notice that's my thing. i got not feeling in my 1st training session and i never wanted to leave again once the voice tells me though, like okay, well good for yeah. yes, the good. along with splitting success, yano also aims to raise awareness for women's blood football during the tournament . is half the stuff i hope this is the stuff that we can go down upon. so many more women will follow us on guns goal. so the single future, it's not g

meg whitman was in there.y guess is the higher likelihood they'll have an internal candidates. >> what's next, then, for nelson peltz? what's he got, i don't know, 3 billion dollars of shares? >> yeah. >> what's he likely to do? he can, i suppose, be satisfied that his stockholdings are worth more than they were when this all started. >> he will point to that. certainly there has been a benefit. don't forget, most of that is made up of ike perlmutter's shares. he got shares in disney as a result of a transaction, and so, you know, you would expect he's going -- listening to peltz on with jim cramer this morning, after our iger interview, it was hard to even figure out if the proxy fight was over, but it is over. it was won fairly resoundingly by disney. i think that's an important point to make here. i think iger is very much happy to be moving on. not just sec session, but as you two well know, the direct-to-consumer business, which is really the crucial component here. >> you talked about netflix being the g

let's pose those questions to cnn's meg tirrell. so meg, what are you learning?we got exclusive new data analysis from health data provider truveta, looking at the prescription fill rate for adderall and similar medications for adhd. >> now that is the >> percent of time you actually go to the pharmacy counter and you're able to get your prescription fill, then you can see the shortage was now it's around october 12, 2022, and you can see an obvious difference there in the rate of prescriptions being filled that went from almost 50% there before the shortage two, down to a low of about 40% in february of 2023 over the average monthly fill rate was 11% lower in the first half of 2023 then in the first half of 2022, and bores these data mask the frustration that many patients and families are feeling around this. because even if they're able to get their prescription filled, we've heard anecdotally that many families or patients have to go to multiple pharmacies are called multiple pharmacies, justifying their medications each month. so this has been an incredibly

meg tirrell. thanks so much for the update still ahead. women's college basketball has gotten more popular than ever. next, a look at just how many people are watching. >> a >> surprising number to bring you after a quick break? >> do you. think that our democracy is at risk? we have to be very >> concerned >> why do you think he's doing and can he be talked out of do you think he's guilty? >> the lead with jake tapper next on cnn >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing that could ever happen >> my dad died doing what he loved >> shuttle columbia, the final flight premieres sunday at nine on cnn cracked windshield. >> schedule would say flight and will come to you to fix it. this customer was enjoying her morning walk texted her when we were on our way and she could track us and see exactly when we derive a few moments we came to her with service that fit her schedule he must be fed scale. nice. to meet you. we got right to work with a she could trust. we come to you for free scheduled now for free mobile service at

meg. thank you very much for the report.morning, one restaurant in italy is making a proposition to diners. >> if you put your cell phone under lock and key during your meal, they will give you a free the bottle of why the owner of the restaurant said for too many people, technology is like a drug this way they have an opportunity to put it aside and drink some good wine according to him, 90% of customers have opted in. it is unclear how many after a bottle of wine or two forgot they ever had cell phones pennsylvania could be the key swing state in this election. >> we have new reporting on what president biden will offer to a key block of voters. there. >> and an incredible seen a pregnant woman needing emergency medical assistance, air lifted from her cruz 100 the navy miles offshore the goods stuff brought to you by the farmers dog real fresh pet food delivered long dogs it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed, palace. >> the farmers dog is fresh food made with whole meet and veggies. it's not dry food.

cnn's meg tirrell has been following this story. meg walk us through what's happening here yeah, boris and jessica, this has been incredibly frustrating for parents and for dr. is going through this situation and really it's just a matter of which companies made these $35 pledges. >> they happen not to make the inhalers that are needed by the youngest children with asthma. the companies that made the pledges are gsk barringer, angle, heim, and astrazeneca. and dr. say this will be very welcome news when these $35 price caps for monthly out-of-pocket costs common to play for patients using those inhalers. the problem is that little kids with asthma rely on inhalers like this that can be used with what's known as a spacer device. now there are only three he inhalers that fit this profile. other called generic fluticasone or flovent, which used to be made by gsk are still is but it's now sold by another company as an authorized generic. there's one called asmanex and one called al vasco. and gsk took the branded version of that first d

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meg oliver has more on the protest and the concerns about the safety of jewish students on campus. >> a chaotic scene at cal poly humboldt in northern california as folks in right here clash with pro-palestinian protesters. at new york university last night, the nypd broke up a pro-palestinian encampment. >> the demonstrations have spread to campuses across the country with pro-palestinian supporters angry over israel's war in gaza and many jewish students expressing fear after incidents of anti-semitism. >> columbia university, some demonstrators chanted anti-semitic slogans. in one video, a protester can be seen holding a sign near jewish students that reads the next target. it is hamas's military arm. >> jewish students are petrified to go onto campus. >> many of the pro-palestinian demonstrators camped out at columbia and insist they reject anti-semitism and demand the school divest fromcompanies funding is real. >> many of the people you see here today are jewish. >> be issues that we are trying to address for jewish students and other students are not about speech, they are abou

the whole between laboratory at 3 from vice to 3 from the us and one from gemini megs is an exclusive interview with little baker and bill, the new and in the needs in government. the fund is all they seem to me about is countries time just in the coming year will be back at the top of the the thank you so much, 55 liaison for your time for as r t. and let's just get into our conversation. so the general election commission has finally officially announced that, but i boss of young though, and he brand black. i mean at archive is the president and vice president elect. so from your point of view, as one of the founders of bible was political party getting that and also as a nation lawmaker, what are the challenges that the new administration will have to face? oh, thank you very much for having me. i've been kind of davis is my 1st time actually being interviewed by asi shar play. sure. yeah. the most difficult challenz, in my opinion, is to continue going to make growth while maximizing the advantages to the indonesian people. and aside from that, we must anticipate the economic and

and a half of your to total increase for the classic cream base. egg yolk, salt starch pepper and not meg or combined mix thoroughly with cream fashion clark, which is similar to cream cheese. the cream has been spread evenly over the rolled out though and in classic outpatient fashion topped off with onions and dice to bacon. not more, not less. so the best cuz it really is a very simple, this is always from the countryside. a pharmacist in addition to the lake together, and that means everyone regardless of searching states and didn't really is the quintessential outside for the root logic potential. now, once in the oven, timing is key at $380.00 degrees celsius. it's ready and just over a minute we'll take that out for me. we can turn to the tests on days ready when the i'm the side is nice and crispy with small bubbles and a beautiful golden color and a icons cheaper to do to really tell us the stuff that's a buffet ready to enjoy. such a degree stood beside the bacon and onion classic. there are plenty of other variations must stare cheese and ham a sweet version with apple and send

meg oliver has the latest from new york. >> reporter: outside columbia university supporters of israel marched in solidarity with jewish students who say they feel unsafe after nearly a week of on-campus protests against the israel-hamas war. >> i'm not going to go in and go into that camp and risk my safety. >> i have a right to my education. >> reporter: monday the university switched to mandatory remote learning and promised to significantly increase on-campus security. pro palestinian demonstrations on and off campus have not let up. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: the private school had asked the nypd to clear an encampment last thursday accusing demonstrators of trespassing. monday the nypd announced it's patrolling outside campus and not aware of credible threats to students. >> we have to wait until they decide they want our presence until we move in. >> reporter: police were invited onto yale's campus monday, arresting more than 40 people at an encampment. protesters are demanding the university divest from military weapons manufacturers. >> an institution that's dedicat

megs, that's up to the mid afternoon. does all of 15 minutes useful? or is that i'm was moved to it gets expose, go to lunch. when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news to migrate wherever they may be. the, the city goose, numerous times you see a new screen. it does need to boost their students name is get this new router. and so on the back of course, cuz and just comes comb, a money order in about senior advisors. dennis. i switched the dentist to them, pulled us citizen. you know, it's a bit of a turn in austin. that's mind if i'm interested in always case just one done and probably some of the sky and so so, so the, the suitcase la, unnoticed for decades in the attic of a churches parish house. oh god. it's faith of the suitcase was handed over to the brandon, the branch of the german wal grades commission for all of it, but i'd hoped and catch them cods. it's like opening a time capsule. a travel alarm clock. it contains extremely personal items worn and weathered by time somebody and his name, they smell of us and death

here's cnn medical correspondent, meg tirrell real injuries can actually occur to your eyes and yourking directly at the sun. and these have been documented after eclipses in the past. the only time it is safe to look at directly up at the sun is during totality. and of course, not everybody who is going to get to experience this eclipse will be in the path of totality that's what the moon completely moves in front of the sun and blocks all of its light and people who are in the path of totality will really only get to experience that for a couple minutes. all other times, or in all other places, you've got to wear protective eyewear, glasses like this. now, these injuries can happen really within seconds of looking directly to play at the sun and the symptoms can then sort of come up a few hours later, things like blurry vision or a spot in your vision, sort of wavy looking vision, or even altered color. this unfortunately can be permanent, although for some people it does improve over time now, these kinds of glasses, these eclipse glasses that are protective, they are more than 1,

meg, what happens if you look directly at a solar eclipse without the special glasses >> well, if you can actually damage your eyes in as few as a few seconds, looking directly at the sun, the injury is called solar retinopathy, and it can take a few hours for you to actually notice those symptoms but if they do set in, it can include things like blurry vision, sort of a hole in your vision altered color, just sort of wonky vision. and unfortunately permanent vision loss can be possible. this has been documented with previous eclipses and sometimes it even happens when you think you have safe glasses, but it turns out they aren't actually the certified darkest lenses that you really need to look at the sun. so you've got to be very careful and how you enjoyed the eclipse today. >> that includes animals as well, right if you have a dog or a cat, let's say at home, keep that dog or cat inside, don't let that dog or cat go outside and look at the sun yeah >> i'd be surprised if they're looking directly at the sun, just sort of understanding what's going on. but what you really need to ma

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cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell joins us now meg, what are you learning about this? >> yeah., this has been on our radar for a long time and unfortunately, the numbers now show we're at record levels in terms of these drug shortages, the american society of health system pharmacists has been tracking this since 2001. we are now at 323 drugs that are in active and ongoing shortage. that is highest that they have observed in that 23 year period. i know this is affecting all kinds of different medicines and the average shortage has lasted more than two years and affects more than 500,000 patients, many of them older americans who depend on these medicines, the most common type of drug to be in shortage or central nervous system medicines. these include adhd drugs. we've heard a lot about the shortage of adderall and similar similar medications. also pain drugs that hospitals rely on. there's also a shortage of antimicrobials, including antibiotics like amoxicillin, which is affected many families. their kids get ear infections and other respiratory illnesses, chemotherapy the dr

meg, what are the implications for medical professionals? because i mean, this is a huge issue out in idaho. we're also seeing a play yeah. and other states like florida and texas, where hospitals, doctors, nurses, they're afraid to treat women who come into emergency rooms go to their doctor with very serious complications during their pregnancies? >> yeah. and that's a huge problem. it's this gap between what the law in idaho says, which is you can intervene to save the life of the pregnant person. but then if somebody has a medical emergency that is not immediately life-threatenin g, the doctors, there don't feel safe to treat them. so you have situations like severe pre-eclampsia or hemorrhaging are premature water breaking. these are situations where if you're to certain stage of pregnancy, you can't deliver that baby if it's too early but you need to save the life of the pregnant person or need to preserve the health of the pregnant person because it can affect future fertility or their organs. it can have all kinds of health consequen

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