and, as we can see in the "moss wall," it looks amazing. are yoously suggesting people, say, could live in a house that is has got walls made of moss? well, the point is more like, as a moss wall, you know, it's more like a proposal to say, instead of, as we know now, "a lot of sort of building materials "are not sustainable, but why don't we seek "answers to how are we gonna live in the future if not a moss wall?" but then, you know, the proposal is, at least maybecology has things to offer. we just need to find ways to implement them. there's atvery strong sort of e theme to a lot of your work. i mean, in the past, we've seen how yohad the "waterfalls" at brooklyn bridge in new york. you've got a "waterfall" exhibit here, also, at tate modern, and then you also in the past had the shock tactic of dyeing rivers green in cities, something which you've stopped. why is climate so important to your work? i meanould also mention "ice watch," which, of course, you had glaciers ou'd shipped in from greenland to the uk. why is climate i'm old enou

moss here. tam here. we have a quorum. and our next item is item 2, president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning and welcome to the bic meeting of january, 2020, first of the year. and welcome, everybody. kudos to technical service division who successfully completed the code update. this was a huge undertaking involving coordination and tight deadlines. thanks to all the dbi staff. and finally, i'd like to recognize a great employee of our city for many years and who is just retired from the department of dbi, like to recognize bill strong. is bill here? i owe him a big lunch because i was away when he retired. during his time, he impressed us very much with his knowledge and professionalism and attention to detail. i know i speak for my colleagues as well when i say we will miss him. he was a great anchor for the department and his history goes back to senator feinstein and i was talking to john about it earlier, he took a little time off in the middle and then back to dbi for, i believe, 13 years was t

moss here. tam here. we have a quorum. and our next item is item 2, president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning and welcome to the bic meeting of january, 2020, first of the year. and welcome, everybody. kudos to technical service division who successfully completed the code update. this was a huge undertaking involving coordination and tight deadlines. thanks to all the dbi staff. and finally, i'd like to recognize a great employee of our city for many years and who is just retired from the department of dbi, like to recognize bill strong. is bill here? i owe him a big lunch because i was away when he retired. during his time, he impressed us very much with his knowledge and professionalism and attention to detail. i know i speak for my colleagues as well when i say we will miss him. he was a great anchor for the department and his history goes back to senator feinstein and i was talking to john about it earlier, he took a little time off in the middle and then back to dbi for, i believe, 13 years was t

so whether it's 2 metres, it can smell the reindeer moss and find itand dig it. when the snow melts, then this food, the basic best food of reindeer, this reindeer moss, freezes, the reindeer can't dig it. they can't even smell it through the ice. that's starvation then. and starvation means that the reindeer herder has to take extra food. and, of course, then it affects the income of reindeer herder. the number of reindeer herders is decreasing in finland. over the last 20 years, it's declined by almost half. now there are fewer than 5,000. many find it difficult to cope with the huge amount of unpredictability in reindeer herding caused by the changing climate. you can't rely on what you used to know about winter, how winters are. you can't rely on that you know how nature acts or how animals are, because everything seems to be changing. people that live from the nature, sami people over here, have adapted and adapted over decades, almost over centuries, i'd say. life here has always changed. but then we are reaching the point where these changes are not such t

moss here. tam here. >> we have a quorum. >> before we go further, i'd like to begin by welcoming three new commissioners. president mccarthy, we'll do a more formal welcoming when we convene as the building inspection commission. we also sit as the abatement appeals board where we hear appeals to the department's decision on issuing orders of abatement. and we hold this prior to the meeting. okay, so back to you, sonya. >> okay. our next item is item b. the oath. all parties giving testimony before the board today, please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you're about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge. thank you. you may be seated. our next item, item c, approval of minutes. discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes for meeting held on november 20, 2019. >> vice president lee: motion to approve? second? okay. >> we have a motion, is there a second? thank you. any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? any o

main warring parties and their powerful international allies as well german foreign minister heiko moss has been in benghazi for talks with rebel leader general after who's agreed to attend that conference after also told mosse that he agreed in principle with a ceasefire prime minister fayyad also leads would. un back to government has already signed a cease fire deal hoft are currently controls the majority of eastern and southern libya the berlin summit follows failed efforts by russia and by turkey to get him to sign a truce and halt an offensive on the capital tripoli i have a lot of players here we want to bring in political correspondent simon young for a look at what will likely be a very high stakes summit in berlin simon 1st of all just walk us through who is likely to attend this meeting and just as importantly who likely won't be there on sunday. yeah it's going to be a very high level meeting unusually so with so many leaders chancellor merkel has invited heads of state and governments are going to have president mccrone of france prime minister johnson of the u.k. but also

burrow to a wide open moss, son of hall of famer randy moss. lsu 28-17. burrow up top to marshall. his fifth touchdown pass of the night. burrow who threw for 449 yards was ready for his championship ring. lsu snapped clemson's 29-game win streak with a 42-25 win. tigers' first national title since 2007. >> our guys did a tremendous job, i think, you know, this team is going to be mentioned as one of the greatest in college football history. 15 and 0. >> this was a long time coming. kind of speechless right now. this was fun. >> next stop for him, cincinnati. >>> after the 49ers crushed the packers 37-8 in november, aaron rodgers made this prediction to jimmy g. >> see you later on. >> now green bay hasn't lost since the 49ers held them to a season low in points and sacked aaron 5 times, but kyle shanahan has a simple message for his players to make sure they don't get overconfident. >> don't be stupid. it's about this game. >> we have redemption on our hands. we have a little payback. >>> baseball shocker today. the astros fired manager aj suspendeth2 for a year and fined the orga

and we also have here tonight adam moss who is a magazine guy, esquire, many other things, he and mark were roommates at college and have always known each other for a very long time, thank you for coming out here, adam. so i'm going let them go on from here, thanks for coming. [applause] >> hi, everybody, is this registering. lift it up. all right. is that better? anyway, welcome, thank you for coming, it's really great to be here with mark who i have known for 41 years, 3, 4, 44 years. >> sorry. [laughter] >> my freshman roommate and sophomore roommate and senior roommate. >> where you've been all these years? >> i met him before school when he wrote me in this highly bizarre letter i got addressed to moss, my name is adam moss and that was the college imprint thing that she read through, straight through, dear moss, i want to come meet you before college, man, i'm so excited about going to college, i made up an entire social life to impress mark when he came and he very good heartedly played along with that. >> i got there, he's the most popular person, he's going to be a terrible r

just love the strikingly vibrant colors of the month after all it has the color blue and it's not moss and culture stories on the website at the w dot com slash coffee shop but for now that's it all by. the. eco africa. the bigger animals are tracked a lot of attention but don't overlook these little flowers very endangered lansley replanting them creating an urban oasis eco account for. 30 minutes more w. . 50 years of religions for peace people from many different faiths are working together toward a common goal the peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. now all female members are for. peers from the middle east are demanding the larger. 0 common ground is empowering women giving the rule making them an agent of change. the female peacemakers storage journey where we shift change over the. logo to the girl next new to channel. the most good line of stewards. with exclusive. must see concerning parts and culture to ensure a. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers look. so surprised don't miss out. in the. climate change. or suv. people. what ideas do they have of th

that's in the south of china has introduced a new regulation that requires all citizens to wear nice moss in public and if you don't wear any place in public then you are by law i'm not allowed to enter restaurants and other facilities and maybe the most severe restrictions are place on the one hand that's the epicenter of the virus i'm starting from today you can individual cops traffic is spent and yeah the city is basically on lockdown there was the happiest time in catchment in beijing i turn to sports now and fire new nick have close i mean i'm 6 lead at the top of the been a sling a table to just a single point it's a convincing 5 nil victory over shaka byron where in front after just 6 minutes when a goalkeeping error gave robert naiman dog skeet chance to net his 21st league goal of the season thomas moore needed to nail on the stroke of half time before the home side really turned up the heat after the break former shock a player known gods got sick of the goals against his old club byron now 15 minutes to games in a row. so let's get you caught up on all the results from saturda

british police have charged a man with criminal damage for allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish moss the public because the incident happened at the tate modern over the weekend the damage bookies with more than 23000000 euros. crowds of protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad in response to recent u.s. airstrikes targeting an iran backed iraqi militia u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of orchestrating the protests washington says all u.s. personnel at the embassy and that it will deploy more than $750.00 additional soldiers to the country in response. the hezbollah brigade supporters crossed the river tigris in the morning and marched toward the u.s. embassy to demonstrate. their protest began after a funeral service for fighters killed in u.s. airstrikes on sunday. the militia officers had previously killed a u.s. citizen. the demonstrators broke through the embassies external security barriers and made it as far as the last security wall of the embassy building in baghdad among the demonstrators shiite clergy and a radical militia leader.

back to government as the conflict in the country worsens germany's foreign minister heikal moss and the e.u. council president met with the leader of the un back to government fire as the raj the e.u. russia and turkey have called on government forces and rebel groups to declare a cease fire starting this sunday. bolivia's in term government plans to start a corruption investigation into $600.00 officials who are part of former president a former all this is the ministration or ellis was granted asylum in mexico last year after he was forced to flee bolivia in the wake of disputed elections under the thousands of people in puerto rico are currently without electricity without water after a series of earthquakes hit the u.s. territory earlier this week the strongest quake at a magnitude of 6.4 that makes it one of the worst in the century at least one person has died hundreds more were made homeless. european commission president horse the founder lion has visited london for talks on bracks it she told prime minister boris johnson his deadline for post breck's of trade deal by the en

william moss.is professor of epidemiology, international health, and molecular microbiology and immunology at the jon hopkins bloomberg school of public health. why is the disease we call measles back? william: yes. we have seen a resurgence of measles in the past couple of years, with 2019 being a particularly bad year. this resurgence has not only been in the united states, but throughout the world. we have seen resurgence of diesels in almost all the regions of the world, europe, southeast asia, south america. the fundamental reason why measles is back is low vaccine coverage with the measles vaccine. we have a very safe, effective measles vaccine. for various reasons, people are not getting the vaccine or are refusing to get the vaccine. measles, as i understand, was eliminated in the united states years ago, so why shouldn't they be allowed -- let me play doubles advocate. if they feel like measles should not be here, because it is gone, why would they get it? william: that is an important que

waste well good morning jock guy he sako me no more than a 45 morning gusty morning do you know sue moss to quebec big. ben was uniting but. details you each got a d. h t's on me to abuse in dumpy shows like me shows i mean the shows the quad to me to more no please on so much email hi d.p. i believe you know i meant the whole of the songs told i show you how to be like these other brother took a moment of silence. i enjoy bringing my neighbors my neighbors children so they can see and get more comfortable 5 years children are at the heart of america's love affair with weapons back at the verizon makes a report on a stand there for a new machine and it's fun but a new generation is fighting fire with the recently are fighting for voices to be heard because you don't want to see any of the speeding get turned fairly soon never again part of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska powe

burrow to wide open thadius moss. ha-oss early 4th quarter up top to marshal. burrow threw for 449 yards and was ready for his championship ring. lsu snapping clemson's twnt 9 game win streak with a 42-25 win. tigers first national title since 2017. >> my guys did a tremendous job. now i think that this team is going to be mentioned as one of the greatest teams in college football history. 15-0. >> this is a long time coming. this -- kind of speechless right now. this was fun. >> next stop for that man cincinnati. college is done, how about the pros. after the 49ers crushed the pack 37-8 in novz aaron rogers made this prediction to jimmy garroppolo. >> see you later on. >> all right. >> green bay has lost when the 49ers defense held the pack to a season low. but kyle shanihan has a message for his players to make sure they don't get overconfident. >> don't be that stupid. that's not real. this is about sunday's game. >> guess what, we've got a little redemption on our hands. we're going back to the west coast and we've got a little pay back. >> kickoff 3:40 sun

. >> jeffrey moss lived across the hall from rusty at college. >> always had a giant smile on his face no matter the situation. used to end every conversation with, how can i help you? what can i do for you? >> in the tight-knit jewish community where rusty lived and was raising his family, a man like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, they had a summer house out at the lake, they had a boat, they had two great kids. they were living the dream. >> a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one's frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying.

with his father, nfl hall of famer randy moss in the stands, thaddeus moss racked up two of the fiveng a performance for the ages. >> it's the oscar shutout causing controversy this morning. all five nominees for best director, male. one notable name missing from the list, "little women" director greta gerwig. despite the academy's recent attempts to diversify, jennifer lopez, considered by many a shoo-in, shut out despite booming box office success. >> so whatever she sends -- >> you'll share it. are you biting your lips? >> i am, i am. i was like -- can i get something -- >> his dry lips up here. we're in the middle of a newscast. and you're biting your lips, come on. >> i was going to get away with it if it wasn't for that -- >> "real housewives of abc news" tagline, go. >> i may be an insomniac, but don't sleep on me. >> oh, that's good. i deliver the latest news and the hottest tea. or, i read the news and i'm not or, i read the news and i'm not afraid to read my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most

kdtv-x cuando nos vacuna moss estimulamos el Área. es nuestra inmunidad comenzando a protegernos. vidas en el paÍs >> hay mucha gente ahorita con influenza iba colando nos podemos protegernos. kjulio: el centro de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades estima que desde el primero de cubre del aÑo 2019hasta el 18 de enero de este aÑo han habido mÁs de 15 millones de enfermedades de esta gripe, al menos 7 millones de visitas mÉdicas, mÁs de 140.000 hospitalizaciones y al menos, 8200 muertes por esta gripe viral. pero no confunda esto con un resfriado. >> no hay mucho que podemos hacer con este virus de la influenza. julio: el resfriado fuera ser causado por cambios en el tiempo, pero el flujo o la gripe influenza es viral y mucho mÁs peligrosa.ç >> cuando le pega la fiebre muy fuerte. aquÍ vino a ver su doctor y los primeros dÍaspudimos darle la medicina contra la influenza y si comienza a tomar esta medicina al principio puede evitar un poco del significado de esa enfermedad. julio: acuerdo mÉdico que le pueda hacer una prueba para determinar si es el virus o no y asÍ poder tratarlo.

. >> sam moss says he sympathizes. >> i understand that people need cars. >> he says what san francisco needs is housing for people not storage or parking. >> there's humans on the street. we're not storing cars when human beings and families and seniors and kids are slooping on the street. >> many will be market value, some hope it will be lowering rent in places in the city. >>> london breed announced he's added a lawyer. she will lead the demeanor through the process of shutting down juvenile hall. in charge of programs dawned to reduce crime. she will oversee the closure of juvenile hall. >>> berkley businesses have started charges 25 cents for single use. the goal is for people to use their own reusable cups. the regulations are among the most ambitious in the ncaay. most of this popping is used for a few minutes and lasts hundreds of the years. >> alameda may follow. banning disposable plastic wear at restaurants and mandating reuse able food at dining spots. customers would d 25- cents for the go drinking cup. it will be on the income >>> visibility dropping across the bias we aw

and it's got to be, because when it comes to evaporation, the mosses suffer more than most.es you better than me, don't you? we both finished fighting a war for a better world. we was on the same side! when it first came out, i sort of said to them — the publicist — just give me a basket and i'll take them door—to—door. you know, i mean i really thought nobody was going to be interested. but for every one slave that went to america, 12 went to the caribbean. it was massive. sings in portuguese girl from impanema # when she walks at the sea. # she looks straight ahead, not at he. # tall and tan and young and lovely. # the girl from ipanema goes walking. # and when she passes smiling. # she just doesn't see. # no, she doesn't see. # she just doesn't see. drumming i play to what i hear, and it's all that's happening all the time. which is why it's never the same. # why don't you ask them what they expect from you? # why don't you tell them what you're going to do? # you get so lonely. # maybe it's better that way. # and yet you only. # you've got something to say! # do anything

especially nurses with critical moss, specialties, as the np, mos, the surgical and most of all anetisist. >> we are not doing what the army used to do saying join and see the world. in fact, we have given them a pretty rough picture right here but i think more important than anything else is the fact that crow get a great deal of satisfaction out of your job, don't you. >> yes, we do. we save lives and can't think of anything more important than to save lives. >> one of the efforts that the postal service even became part of was to create a stamp that with the profiles of military women only four of them, they had left out the coast guard, but so here is our first stamp ever that speaks to the -- to military women. when we dedicated the memorial in 1997, we were honored to be able to work with the postal service to create a second stamp to celebrate the story of women's service to the nation. but this time we concluded all five services so we were quite proud of that, and in fact the date of issue was october 18, 1997 and they very generously brought in, the post office did, little kiosk

that appears unlikely still it is a sign of how strongly many stars feel about bret's as the bag of moss found out when she visited the scottish capital and brah. most pro europeans in the capital more than 70 percent voted to remain in the e.u. . as did most members of the wild ones. these hardy winter ultra swimmers a staunch supporters of europe and they're furious that scotland is being dragged out of the e.u. . feeling ignored and feeling that we're being torn out of the e.u. with or. without her consent tree and it's horrible and says i don't sod off england and unfortunately all of england i am yes give us our independence equal we can look after ourselves one solution for scotland would be to leave the united kingdom and then rejoin the e.u.'s a 2nd nation but scots haven't faced that independence in the past. the last independence referendum in scotland so the remain side when comfortably with a vote share of 55 percent and even today opinion polls don't show a sustained majority for independence the nationalists hope that this will change once britain leaves the e.u. and that w

let's get back to you more and more europeans are beginning to question the consumerist lifestyles mosse protest against climate change and in favor of sustainable farming. i'm more and more people are seeking to change that when you do the hard drive yes i mean it's a given point something can be sustainable if you want to see the buying of the last item rather than a new product in britain the reason more that he's taken care of the 2nd hand items the clones budgets will even fund and the sides love it just last year the most maybe 1100000 euros in so on so many items ending up in fields tickling. welcome to the world's most sustainable shopping mall. and everything on sale is secondhand which means the items are more affordable limp around new ones almost every article is one of a kind. i love that. the book rocked whiskey and you can find things to bet dollars not that not everybody has something special something unique recycling we like recycling we don't want to buy new clothes new things. i mean i'm just runs the electronic shop like everything that has computers televisions and

his place of charge the man with criminal damage for allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish moss the public picasso incident happened at the type modern over the weekend the damaged case with more than 23000000 humorous. in sport in this league sides are currently resting during the winter break so i follow this season brasil mention glad back of being one of the best teams in the league rising hopes that befalls could win their 1st top flight title since 1977 so here's a look back at a half season filled with promise for what is to come in the new year. he's a big reason for the team's performance. the coach's formula for success pressure the opponent switch quickly from defense to office and shoot more on net indeed the full set being quite a surprise. this is the future we're enjoying our high position in the standings it's important that we also understand what's happening internally it's something special for us but it didn't come by accident we worked hard for it in the 1st half of the season that's why we're also proud of it clotted bok looks very stable and can bounce bac

libya's un backed government as the conflict in the country versus germany's foreign minister heikal moss and the e.u. council president met with the leader at the un backed government files as the e.u. russia and turkey have called on government forces and rebel groups to declare a cease fire starting on sunday. a shock announcement in the british royal family britain's prince harry and his wife meghan say they are going to step back from their oil and spend more time in north america one tab that has described the move and makes it reports say the news to prince charles and the queen by surprise and that the royal monaco was apparently hurt by the decision. and meghan on their wedding day it was thought to be the start of a new chapter for the british royal family but it was not meant to read like this in an instagram post the couple explained they would stay back a senior royals and would aim to become financially independent it seems the cult even the queen of our guard she's reported to be heart one commentator said it was beyond belief last year was a pretty dreadful year for the ro

backed government as the conflict in the country worsens german foreign minister heikal moss and the e.u. concert president met the leader of the un backed government. the e.u. russia and turkey have called and government forces and rebel groups to declare a cease fire starting this sunday. lebanon has issued a travel ban on full men miss on chairman loss after authorities questioned him over an interpol notice going fled to lebanon from japan where he was awaiting trial on corruption charges going disputes all the allegations against him and says he would not get a fair trial in japan. turning now to france where thousands of people have hit the streets another day of strikes and protests against president emanuel macross proposed pension reform across pushed to change the pension system as unleased wrote the longest strike actions in france in decades it's caused weeks of travel chaos and news liza lewis is standing by for us in the heart of paris. what is happening in the french capital today. well here tens of thousands of people have gathered to march from the point from the pla

the podcast of finding connections through dolly and and one episode in particular it's called me on moss you shared a really special conversation with your father and dolly and i want our audience to have a listen to this clip. from. an . industry back. to. me. which is this do you talk about with dolly. we talk about the family is everything devoted less but he's very open with me about family in that the old ways back home and just the fact that we're just 2 people from. different parts of the world but there's a lot of similarities in our personalities we're both the same when she talks i mean i have never visited tennessee home and when she talks about it she talks about it as if it is as important as just sanctuary that any human being can have. and i can i can understand that to people that could be more different that we are so similar in so many ways that is fascinating us and there's something similar there the reason we talk about that i can't explain it it doesn't even need to be explained is just like how you meet people in your lives you just click you just feel like you kno

mosses and lichens move in and pretty soon, you start to see wild flowers.em, the substrate is shifting, so you can imagine — and honestly, looking for these plants is terrifying because you are walking across a shifting glacier that feels at any time it can open — and then you come upon these flowers that are just extraordinary. they are not surviving them. they are thriving, and sometimes extravagantly thriving in this harsh environment. but there aren't many of them because they have to be dealing with unbelievable stresses in terms of cold and lack of soil, lack of nutrients. they tend to have a lot of special adaptations. let's head to italy now, where an unusual cultural event is taking place. an ice music festival is happening in the alps. 5a concerts will be performed in a 300—seater igloo, made especially for the occasion. even the instruments are a little sub—zero, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. as concerts go, this is pretty cool — literally. more than 10,000 cubic metres of snow were used to build a rather chilly auditorium. violin, drums, dou

the country because of rising anti semitism that's according to the german foreign minister hiker moss. it is an absolute nightmare of the people of the jews for a longer fueled home here in germany and the terrible disgrace 75 years after the liberation of auschwitz the minister also stated there have been at least $400.00 cases of attacks on jewish people in berlin alone in the last 6 months including a shooting near a synagogue in october that killed 2 people that is german army officials said they had investigated more than 500 cases of far right extremism inside the army notably there were 5 times as many incidents involving the german special forces or k s k and compared to the rest of the army this comes as a beer brand with nazi era german reich symbols has been on sale in a german store police have since launched an investigation so later stated it had this continued its partnership with the brand nazi symbols are banned in germany except when used in the context of art research and teaching law or so as kind from the berlin based jewish institute for democracy and against ant

meeting on friday warnings and head of that meeting today coming from the german foreign minister heiko moss. we are concerned that if the international troops leave iraq very quickly and c.i.s. fight will be over come the i.s. will probably research and it will lead to great instability in iraq nobody can want that but of course we will accept every decision made in baghdad to them is that after we still believe that this is an important agreements that will prevent iran from coming into possession of a nuclear bomb or that we will not be able to take note of announcements with a shrug of our shoulders the commitments in tehran blue no longer be met. so it can't just be. all right that was the german foreign minister speaking earlier today let's take the story and our chief political correspondent linda crane she's here in berlin where this going to be to you melinda i mean germany has a lot on its plate here doesn't it is worried about the iran nuclear deal it's also worried about stability in iraq but it does not play a military role in iraq and yet that topic is a political hot potato he

grounds to be cautiously optimistic make no mistake though despite that cautious optimism from mr moss time is running out to find a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict in libya that's why global heavy hitters are heading here to berlin before they saw this in an attempt to stop us going conflict boiling over into more scenes of our right war in the north african country peter all of our r.t. world. libya has been divided since 2011 when a nato backed uprising killed the leader moammar gadhafi artist going underground has spoken with gadhafi his former spokesperson about the berlin conference you can watch the interview in full at r.t. dot com here's a short preview. it's extremely easy to get lost in the details of the libyan crisis and this is really a part of the game the imperialist west has been playing for decades and decades and the reason europe interview since cakes into libya and then what it does it manages this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end the crees euro

door that moss was talking about may have been eased open by meetings handshakes and smiles between leaders who have not always seen eye to eye the 55 article final agreement calls for a lasting cease fire as well as to rekindle the political process attendees stress again that there can be no military solution to the conflict the document also mentioned the need for security and economic reforms on the ground there and secretary general attending the talks warned nothing would work without a functioning troops. first we need to have a ceasefire you cannot monitor something that doesn't exist so we need to have a ceasefire we have a truce and one simple question is that all the petitions to date. to support the ceasefire and committed to pressure the parties to the conflict for the ceasefire to be reached. the 2 major warring factions the head of the un backed government and military strongman coby for have to are both present however there was no direct contact between them and all communication was carried out through proxies and indirect conversations at an escape the attention of russia

breakthrough in efforts to secure a truce in the civil war in libya german foreign minister heikal mosse has announced that the powerful rebel leader. has agreed in principle to abide by a cease fire the country and its backers are split between 2 rival governments one of those governments is based in tripoli that is the seat of the un back to government of fires also raj the other is in top work which is the base of the libyan national army which is led by general huffed are a germany and the european union are pushing for stability in libya to help stem the flow of migrants who are making the journey across the mediterranean but it is a multilevel conflict and there are no easy solutions. oh oh. strongman general highly for have wants tripoli. together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fires alsa raja's un backed government and russia supporting have to . moscow has denied reports it s

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the german foreign minister heiko moss has announced that the powerful rebel leader khalifa hof star has agreed in principle to abide by a cease fire is also expected to attend an international summit here in berlin over the weekend now germany and the european union are pushing of course for stability in libya to help stem the flow of migrants making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. this could be the truce the international community was hoping for germany has been weighing in ahead of the peace conference should do it for sunday in berlin german foreign minister must meet with the libyan general in benghazi on thursday and head of the talks must sit have time had recognized the need for a truce if not yet formally. after has agreed to respect a cease fire agreement regardless of the fact that he hasn't signed it earlier this week not so extraordinarily important. back in berlin german chancellor angela merkel also welcome tough times assurances that he would stick to the ceasefire this is. good news that he's willing to upset the ceasefire we need to have that to sta

grounds to be cautiously optimistic make no mistake though despite that cautious optimism from mr moss time is running out to find a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict in libya and that's why global heavy hitters are heading here to berlin for this summit in an attempt to stop us going conflict boiling over into more scenes of right war in the north african country peter all of a rotty building. event girls in libya's 2nd city controlled by general have to our people's necks ectasia as for the conference ranged from skepticism to hope. and that sort of thing this conference will find a comprehensive approach to peace in libya i think that sooner or later after the berling conference will thier return to fighting because the back room for dialogue between both parties is fragile so there's very little that's agreed upon or there are so many. i hope the politicians will do their best in berlin and won't be ignorant libya shouldn't be divided it should unite this but you have a belief in conference does not express the majority opinion that this is of words of libyan people in re

mosses and lichens move in and pretty soon, you start to see wild flowers.ally no soil, there is ice right underneath them, the substrate is shifting, so you can imagine — and honestly, looking for these plants is terrifying because you are walking across this shifting glacier that feels at any time, an ice cave might yawn and open — and then you come upon these flowers that are just extraordinary. they are not surviving there, they are thriving — and sometimes extravagantly thriving in this harsh environment. but there aren't many of them because they have to be dealing with unbelievable stresses in terms of cold and lack of soil, lack of nutrients, so they tend to have a lot of special adaptations. i want to recap on what iran has been saying in the last few minutes. been saying in the last few minutes. it is now saying one of its missiles did indeed bring down the ukrainian airlines plane which crashed in tehran. we have an unofficial translation of a statement which has been run on the iranian news agencies. it is on—screen and i will read you and struct

bring peace to libya or at least start that process having said that german foreign minister heiko moss went to benghazi today with relatively little fanfare and downplaying expectations the man had 3 hours of talks and here's what high tomas said after that quoting him he has pledged to a boy that's general have to by the cease fire regardless of the fact that he did not sign the cease fire agreement in moscow earlier this week this is extremely important so a breakthrough as far as the german side sees it and is the credible do people believe that this ceasefire will actually happened. yeah well that's that's beyond my ken at this at this stage from this vantage point but obviously there's an awful lot of hopes resting on this because libya is a country that strategically very important from the european point of view as a conduit country for migration but also as a source of oil and of course it's become something of a strategic football in recent months this war ravaged country and if this is to be believed the announcement in particular that general have to or is coming to the berl