lost touch with why we fall middle earth sounds long on far far off and it is everything has been streamlined to be about money i own my home. or actually c.s. can't borrow now we've lost all sense of thoughtfulness care respect. human liberty. respect and you can see. with this production intensive market driven by economic growth our society is rapidly becoming urbanized and that uses of land fertile living topsoil is trapped beneath shopping centers concrete infrastructure and soil sealed surfaces this vital resource is tarred over. the climate could quickly change our way of life so we need the arable land to store the carbon that's creating the changes to the world's weather systems top soils have a function in climate regulation that we can utilize and maybe at the same time get ourselves more crops. this fierce force got us all in horror from some experts saying that if we increase the organic matter in all songs by 2 percent we could get rid of all greenhouse gases from the atmosphere . so that's how big the impact of what we grow is on the climate. so you could say that more fertile

culture in general we live in the middle earth again maybe if you're him where does imagine that i'm going to happen when i share down them joy is that which you can manage our home i surely would enjoy that i don't often times when we get our sheet imaginable from you corporate. joys are kind of one of the most asked me get up early has. admitted you see i'm for redemption. by the audacity of others who are left out of the earlier than the u.n. meeting or that there was what there was tomorrow or at the. every war leaves a devastating impact on. explore some of the efforts to recover those lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important samples and we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant life up to conflict on al-jazeera i don't want to live in the world where everything is designed in california made in china the cutting edge is in the hands of the corporation the only way to be subversive is to be able to control

corruption shondra low level to middle earth again maybe if you're him where does he manage ramadan when you happen when i share downs them joys on which is i manage and got our home i surely would enjoy that i don't often times when we get our sheet imaginable from you cork i thought that joy is a kind of one of the most asked me get up early has see i'm not admitted you see i'm for really wishing me. well you know i could ask you how much can i read that really others on the a meter that know all of us what there was a goner. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president when stadiums became prisons and the hunter's sole objective was absolute control. publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode 4 of football rebels expose the life of. the footballer whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. and the demise of a end date on al-jazeera. and. the consequence of. russia he served for. that just doesn't go away. out of his trophy last couple years. he's homeless. follows a group of u.s. army veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to ge

issue confronting america right now, along with debt-free college and tax cuts for the middle class. hello, earth to dems. mimiddle class got a massive tax cut. considers tax revenues were highest in the history of the country. the point being, while they are out there so fixated on everything from impeachment to open borders, we actually have real challenges in front of us, ones of substance, that require intellect. and some capacity to understand the world. donald trump with his economic and foreign policy, is right now looking like the only adult in the room. steve bannon, president's former chief strategist with whom i spoke live from paris last nig night. putting it quite eloquently. >> they have some terrific young candidates, no one has broken out, i think one reason, kamala harris, mayor pete, beto, across the board they are running like they are running fortio student council president, they are not talking about iran, and china, and venezuela, this is a very dangerous world this like 1930s, we're going through a dark valley against very tough individuals, and as president trump calls th

the conditions in the sun can't be created on earth they're far too extreme certainly extreme just absolutely that's why they're better up there in the middle of the sun on earth we try to create much friendlier conditions but it was the same process of generating energy. researchers are trying to gain energy from the fusion of 2 atomic nuclei in a power plant. on earth they fused to hydrogen atoms which released large amounts of usable energy. one gram of fuel could be used in a power plant to produce 90000 kilowatt hours of energy. the same combustion heat as a lemon tons of coal. just in time of conflict it's a thermal power plant it's a gas about if you but it's an oven that uses a fusion of nuclei and not the chemical question again is because of that he would it's still a gas oven and it generates heat which is used to create steam and the steam power is turbines and they drive generators for times you don't have to be in between the heat can be used elsewhere for heating homes for example if i'm. on the downside nuclear fusion is expensive and complex. the project in cars fired cost $1000000000.00 euros and will require decades of re

targeted and kruntsed by perhaps the most notorious criminal organization on earth, the sinaloa drug cartel. >> we're in the middle of the sonoran desert on a popular drug trafficking route. in just a few minutes we're expecting a tribe member to pull up in a vehicle and he will load ten bales of marijuana that are here in the desert with an undercover agent. >> he appears to be flagging him down. back open. contraband's being loaded into the sedan. sid, confirm the tracker's working. >> tracker's working. >> car is on the move. car is on the move. >> i've got eyes on the vehicle. >> let's keep a long eye there. >> okay, i think i have him in sight. they're about to turn on valencia. >> hey, guys, they're taking bundles out of the car. i'm going in, guys. >> reporter: but when the suspects try to move the drugs to another vehicle, the agents move in. >> they're taking off, southbound, southbound. southbound. >> reporter: just as the team is arresting several of the suspects. as you can see, they have multiple suspects under -- >> get in the car. >> reporter: agent hall receives word that two other suspects are att

security council has met to speak on the situation in the middle east including the syrian conflict they. focused on earth strikes in syria earlier this month according to western countries that were carried out by syrian government forces the strikes call civilian fatalities destroyed hospitals and a pharmacy russia the u.k. and the u.s. all heard a great deal to say of the assaults. neither the syrian army know the russian. military operations against civilians or civilian infrastructure russia and the regime's decision to launch air strikes sends a terrible signal of disregard towards the u.n. political process. and will continue despite the objections of some of. its safe return it strikes said. medical treatment. good medical facilities in russia if you have a new. united states reiterates that any escalation in violence in northwest syria would destabilize the region. we have our own view. in the region. still to come this hour a defiant yellow vests protesters headlights on the streets of france for a $27.00. there are more all the more after this. most people who manage public pension funds don't

nations security council has met to speak on the situation in the middle east including the syria conflict the security council focused on earth strikes which took place earlier this month according to western countries they were carried out by the syrian government forces they cause civilian casualties destroyed hospitals under pharmacy russia the u.k. on the united states all had a great deal to say only a solved. neither the syrian army nor the russian air force have been waging military operations against civilians or civilian infrastructure russia and the regime's decision to launch air strikes sends a terrible signal of disregard toward the u.n. political process where we refuse to consider terrorists as an untouchable and will continue to fight them despite the objections of some of our partners russia has claimed this so-called return it strikes surgical i quote surgical in their precision i hope i do not need medical treatment in moscow if surgical accuracy means what we've seen usually i hope you never need a hospital but there are good medical facilities in russia if you ever need it lets us know united states reite

earth exports to the u.s. . also on the show their boss celebrates its 50th birthday in true middle age fashion contemplating past successes and failures. and spinning an old tradition into a new revenue stream how kenyan farmers are swapping high risk crops for silk production. welcome to dean of the business i'm stephen beard symbolism it's good to have you with us while way officials complain the us president donald trump is applying the full weight of the american state to kill their business a spike that the chinese telecoms giant is now appealing to u.s. courts to find in the firm's favor arguing the u.s. ban has hardware is unconstitutional meanwhile the trade dispute between the 2 nations continues to simmer with beijing now threatening to restrict key mineral exports to the u.s. for huawei the case is clear politicians in the us i use in the students often entire nation will come after a private company they are using every it tour they have including legislative. and diplomatic china us they want to put us out of business. for months washington has been accusing qual way of spying and delivering data to

middle of these companies fully realize their plans one thing's for sure the earth's orbit would get very crowded. how do you take a picture of an object that is invisible and very very far away a picture of a black hole in outer space that is so dense nothing can resist its gravitational pull it's a feat that an international team of scientists pulled off for the 1st time last month by focusing on the matter swirling around the black hole they recorded it so called shadow. astronomer eduardo dos and his team at the max planck institute for radio astronomy in germany were part of the project he explains how it worked. the emitter of black hole you will need several things 1st of all we have 2 black hole. they are and with the 7 so you know it's a star this black hole and it waves of radio and to me to them we need a telescope as weak as the earth we have the earth and we have some pieces of this telescope which are small but i believe. that look all together their radio waves which come from the black hole on this the core of the thing these 6 they are shipped by airplane. to the cor

earth. it is committed to destabilizing the middle east.committed to the safety and the security not only of american interests but also our partners and friends in the region. >> you heard the president today in his q&a with reporters say the national security adviser john bolton is more hawkish than he is. he has to calm his down. >> he has a national security cabinet that is committed to this strategy. we do want to get to a new and better deal and that would address not only the nuclear threat but would address the missile threat, the regional aggression, the arbitrary detention of american citizens that are currently held in iran. we're going to take a comprehensive approach that's been the new strategy and it's working. >> what about john kerry? you heard the president today say he should be investigated and charged with violating the logan act because of conversations he's had with iranian officials, a lot of conversations he's had. tell us what the president wants. >> we should have one secretary of state at a time, and senator kerr

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earth's warming may be reaching new levels. the uk met office says the world is in the middle of what's likely to be the warmest ten years sincets. a temperature rise of 1.5 celsius above preindustrial levels is set as a threshold by un scientists. anything more could lead to dangerous global impacts. have a look at this graph. the red area shows the predictions the met office has made over the years and the black lines show the actual temperatures they recorded. there is a close match. the last four years were the hottest on record. this blue area is their forecast for the next five years. it suggests the warming trend will continue, with a small chance temperatures could temporarily exceed 1.5 degrees. the main driver for all this is the greenhouse gas emissions we are producing. we're still too reliant on fossil fuels like coal, and globally levels of carbon dioxide are at a record high. we've got to reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases. we've got to reduce the concentrations because, if we don't, we are looking at really big changes in the climate. we're going into territory that we have never been in before. we haven'

middle, britain is just a basket case. we have lost it, they are rolling their eyes and going, well, what on earth do they want?xt? i can see that this programme would make brexiteers very angry, because there was joking and irony and cavalier attitude. but it also made me feel, how much we are stuck in this ridiculous cave off to decide where anything actually happening. let's get back to the positives, i started out positive, i'd like to say, with my liverpool image. you took us downhill with waiting for godot. and you kept us there with the escape room. agnes, up to you. let's find a different image, isjeremy corbyn going to climb off his fence, where he combines leavers and remainers in his party? he will not do anything more than he has been doing for the last two years, he is waiting for the tories to collapse. and he is not serving the country, i must say. but, by being so passive, and also as david said, the labour party is also completely divided on the issue. some really want to believe that he is going to side with the second referendum, which i don't think he will do, and the other side are just wat

superhero movie fans and horror fans can meet in the middle with you great burned about a child from another world who crash lands on earthrrifying results. >>box office watchers expect a four-day haul of 10 to million. >>really don't know what i'm telling you is a lesson. >>booksmart gives us 2 straight a student to try to cram 4 years of high school fun into one night. reviews for olivia wilde's feature directorial debut are excellent, but opening weekend estimates for the comedy are all over the place from mid single digits to the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>we had about everything in the world to lead us this week, you know we had major flooding that was a. north of our western our community in major flooding a huge part of our community. >>has been a rough week for families in oklahoma and the devastation is far far from over right now a search and rescue operation is underway afte

with the middle east is to be sure there's good news if you believe even. the characters the phish fans. pushing six years in the earth before she said. look we get people who are barely getting by you want. to choose to quit their birth order to see. all. the good works. there are. still there we. heard that was. down low we hope you enjoy them all on the way preserving community character or ethnic segregation on this really city's new rules are accused of deliberately excluding local arbs they with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you have. a recent report from the u.k.'s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle appreciative the christians facially think should why is that deve politically incorrect people in the west foundational religion. it's a church our economy theirs to tutor for the world. just in america if i go into a big bank bank of america citi bank wells fargo bank and i say i want to borrow hundred thousand dollars a

superhero movie fans and horror fans can meet in the middle with you great burned about a child from another world who crash lands on earthts. >>box office watchers expect a four-day haul of 10 to million. >>really don't know what i'm telling you is a lesson. >>booksmart gives us 2 straight a student to try to cram 4 years of high school fun into one night. reviews for olivia wilde's feature directorial debut are excellent, but opening weekend estimates for the comedy are all over the place from mid single digits to the mid teens in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>now for the first time in 15 years you can check out these bernie entering it hangs at the san francisco zoo and gardens starting this weekend the zoo is introducing a 9 year-old male and a 16 year-old female for a limited time in the new are running a tank passage. the exhibit expanded for the a habitat for chimpanzees and that is the first large scale great ape expansion in almost 40 years and hopefully the weather will be good to get out there to the zoom in next couple days. resort because it's going to look now at our forecast after tonight, it's going to lo

the cabinets can sit around and say it's imperative we leave by the summer recess, the middle ofjuly, but how on earthnt to the top of the hill to vote for a deal, and then that's overturned in weeks, i think that would be cataclysmic. within the labour party they have their own issues, particularly whether they should be another referendum or not. the shadow cabinet is split on that and jeremy corbyn is having a hard time about all of this. i will discuss this with the labour mp who joins me all of this. i will discuss this with the labour mp whojoins me now. what do you make of these talks between labour and the conservatives? summing your party say there is no point continuing, but they've been going on for weeks? it was right for the shadow cabinet to meet the government. it's been two and a half years too late from the government side but it was right. if there is no movement, no way of getting the best deal through the house of commons, then it is a charade. john macdonald is absolutely right when he says that evenif absolutely right when he says that even if they were to agree the best possible

seriously regime you're with the middle east it is the preacher there's interest and these if you believe you believe even. matters grief is for. pushing things here in the earth if it was easy to remember you here people are barely getting by you want. you to keep secret service or that. we're all right we're with you there. are things. that we. heard that. yeah it was a beautiful response on the. way the u.s. hits china with a must if increase in tara what does that mean we're might lead we take a look it's coming in one thousand. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. a recent report from the u.k.'s foreign office highlights in detail the persecution of christians around the world in the middle east the cradle appreciated the christians face extinction why is it dave politically incorrect people in the west foundational religion. it's a church our economy there's two tutor for the world that unless i just in america if i go into a big bank bank of america citibank wells fargo bank and i say i want to borrow hundred thousand dollars and i want you

>>superhero movie fans and horror fans can meet in the middle with you great burned about a child from another world who crash lands on earthfice watchers expect a four-day haul of 10 to million. >>really don't know what i'm telling all that stuff. >>booksmart gives us 2 straight a student to try to cram 4 years of high school fun into one night reviews for olivia wilde's feature directorial debut are excellent. but opening weekend estimates for the comedy are all over single digits to the mid teens in hollywood. again. prof or morning news negotiations continue today in union city. >>after both sides failed to reach a deal to end the teachers strike will have the latest on that in a moment, plus the search for the gunman who fired shots injuring a man in san francisco. well the latest on the investigation and a warning from the chp after officers arrested hundreds of people for duis over the weekend. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and

>>superhero movie fans and horror fans can meet in the middle with you great burned about a child from another world who crash lands on earthx office watchers expect a four-day haul of 10 to million. >>really don't know what i'm telling all that stuff. >>booksmart gives us 2 straight a student to try to cram 4 years of high school fun into one night reviews for olivia wilde's feature directorial debut are excellent, but opening weekend estimates for the comedy are all over the place from mid single digits to the mid teens in hollywood, dan. coming up in the next hour of the crop for morning news, it's day 5 of the union city teacher strike we're going to have an update on negotiations. >>coming up in a live report. and today is the start of the bottle rock music festival will also have a live report on that as well previewing what you c no one's journey begins with a trophy. sure, there are advantages and natural talents, but they won't teach patience or discipline. or get you back on the court after a heartbreaker. let this game be your spark. pursue your passions with relentless ferocity. because the only way to get that

them because they might live out in the middle of south dakota or north dakota way out in the war nowhere is land you know there are very few places like this on earth and this is one of the safe havens and in fact there they mentioned that there is a risk that peace actually happens between north and south korea because if that happens then the d.m.z. goes away and humans can enter and then these creatures get wiped off the face of the earth so tensions are building between these ecosystems some blighted by post war mind fatigue but it's great for the moon bears if it's good for the moon bears it's good for the musketeer and it's good for the white knights cranes they're also musk deer which live in the mid eastern part of the d.m.z. didn't exist these species are highly likely to have been completely wiped out in korea that's why they are of high value in preserving internationally you know it's corrupting the space with this ultra surveillance state that people are living in this kind of toxic zoo where they're being observed or the sexualization of us humans that are part of nation states who have gone rogue pretty much every single one of the w

earth because of our capitalist system. look at pew research. even americans who are considered poor are actually middle-class when you look at the global scale. findings by the heritage foundation, vast in my life, i've lived paycheck to paycheck for it let me be the first to say, that is not what we want for every citizen. we want every american to have better and more than just the e bare necessities. but if you compare poverty in america, places like venezuela, cuba, all these other countries? there is suffering all across latin america. honduras, they have a 66% poverty rate.os conservatism, capitalism, freedom works. limited regulations, low taxes, they allow businesses to thrive bid that creates jobs,ll opportunities for everyone. jfk did it, reagan did it, and we now see donald trump doingg it. with near record low unemployment, a million more jobs available, the best wage growth in a decade under donald trump and finally we're energy independent for the first time in 70 years and we will have millions of jobs of high-paying jobs in the energy industry if governments doesn't take it over?l they

and we were out in the middle of the desert in a place called wadi rum that is arguably one of the most beautiful places on earth work with the royal family? when you come, are you then required to, is it expected that you will go to them and hang with them? >> it's a royal family, you know, so there's all the rules. so we had to, you know. >> jimmy: oh, you did have to do all the rules? >> there's like an hour prep where they explain all the rules of how to deal with the royal family. so we're there, they sit all our people down. teach us all the protocols. okay. don't joke, don't do, you know, you get, because you don't want to be the [ bleep ] to disrespect the royal family. >> jimmy: you're not me. hey, ima'm the fresh prince. i'm out touching strangers. >> yeah. it's weird. so we take our protocol, i'm waiting in the lobby. i have to stand by myself and all of that. and range rover pulls up. and his highness is sitting in the driver's seat. he goes, will, buddy, come on, let's go! >> jimmy: that's the guy? >> so i hop in the passenger seat and me and him just drive off. >> jimmy: what? >> and he's like, ah,

for the middle east that is the future there's a huge literature and he said if you believe even if you. care to share three piece band music pushing here then the earth before she could remember people if they really didn't want. to choose to do it their business or that. they were working. with. her that was you had a big thanks from us indeed to all those who sent cards and gifts to now a leading art gallery in london covers all but two paintings provoke complaints from muslim visitors and allegations of bluffs for me we go throughout story after this. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just because that's a can. and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. it's a two tier economy there's two tutor for the world that exist in america so if i go into a big bank that bank of america citibank wells fargo bank and i say i want to borrow hundred thousand dollars and i want you to charge me is there a percentage restraint on that and then i want to posit that on a thousand dollars that you're back and i want you to pay me five percent and i want to therefo

middle of the room sick. she's the afternoon eighteen minutes past four pm here in moscow welcome back russia is mourning the deaths of the forty one people who lost their lives after an earth last flight crush landed in moscow on sunday the national carrier sukhoi superjet got into difficulty shortly after taking off on was for. to return to share a matter of a report the plane hit the runway hard and burst into flames as a balanced along the tarmac it was quickly consumed by the fire most of those who died were from months the northwestern russian city the flight was bought in for. a very nice picture ship's does what you need for me to eat to. reduce the still. if you produce theory needs to excuse. the rules to come play you should these should it take. you to see did you teach it was. much to. efficient even to. learn to do it. all of the survivors have no return to be with their families and i've been recounted in the harwin details of the crash i'm recalling the bravery of the crew in particular flight attendant maxime my c.s. has been hailed a hero he died trying to open the rear exit door in order to evacuate passengers trapped at the back of the plea. didn't get i