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danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all warm it is live for so many it is away from here the sounds it's very it's a pretty intense experience the colors on the salt everything combined it's just the up to it. i feel. they're small. and yet at this hour. but i'm not scared of the lava river i just waited for the band. the north american and your asian tectonic plates a pulling away from each other under iceland. scientists say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. they're watching it up in is from berlin that's all for now our documentary series doc film is up there. looking at the threats solar storms pose to power networks point we'll profile have more feet of top of the hour thanks for watching. true true it's. a low of 4 weeks and glitter glitter glitter they're fighting against prejudice and off called a boy. with. little stores on the big stage. crew intrudes starts many 70 on t.w. .

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riding the irish trained filly — mother earth, dettori convincingly held off his rivals at newmarketst six years. and jack miller has ended his five year wait for a motogp victory by winning the spanish grand prix. the australian's ducati team mate francesco bagnaia finished second to snatch the championship lead from fabio quartararo who finished thirteenth. next to formula one, where lewis hamilton has shown — yet again — why he's a seven time world champion after he fought back brilliantly to win the portuguese grand prix... ahead of his rival max verstappen, who he now leads by 8 points in the championship race. nick parrott was watching: lewis hamilton is facing some of the greatest challenges to his supremacy. sandwiched between mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas son max verstappen�*s red bull, not a great place to start, and things soon got worse. kimi raikkonen first bask first lap collision forced a restart and max verstappen got the jump restart and max verstappen got the jump on hamilton. the world champion says he wants to be hunted this season but now he was the hunter a

riding the irish trained filly — mother earth, dettori convincingly held off his rivals at newmarketrs. next to formula one, where lewis hamilton has shown — yet again — why he's a seven time world champion after he fought back brilliantly to win the portuguese grand prix ahead of his rival max verstappen, who he now leads by 8 points in the championship race. nick parrott was watching. lewis hamilton is facing one of the greatest challenges to his supremacy, sandwiched between mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas and max verstappen's red bull, not a great place to start. things soon got worse. kimmy raikkonen's first lap collision took the safety car out and on the restart max verstappen got the jump on hamilton. the world champion said he wants to be hunted this season but now he was the hunter and a ruthless one. it tookjust the hunter and a ruthless one. it took just four laps to the hunter and a ruthless one. it tookjust four laps to get his place back. valtteri bottas had claimed pole but couldn't match his pace. once in front hamilton never looked back. giving up his lead right

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seeds are staple here and fight for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank or mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farmers all over the country javier korea set up the network 18 years ago when he realised that industrial seed varieties were taking over. the problem with industrial seeds is that they've been bred intensively to ensure they can withstand the use of agro chemicals. they're not designed for natural farming methods and have no genetic diversity in themselves. so the seeds can't adapt to different places and conditions yet up. all the seed varieties here in the store are free of disease and plant debris they're

danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all warm it is really it's so many it is a way from you know the psalms it's very it's a pretty intense experience the colors you want the salt everything combined it's just the book actually. i feed a. small. yet to this hour. but i'm not scared. to love a river i just waited for the ball to. the north american and you're asian tectonic plates a pulling away from each other under ice. and. scientists say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. you're watching b.w. news from berlin up next it's business thanks for watching. closer to people from around the world put on display. closer to marvel at our extraordinary collection of human beings. right up to the light in the suffering people who are. friends all to justify the money our. friends. the story. in 45 minutes on w. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the kids find instruments

mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farmers all over the country javier career a set up the network 18 years ago when he realised that industrial seed varieties were taking over. the problem with industrial seeds is that they've been bred intensively to ensure they can withstand the use of agro chemicals. they're not designed for natural farming methods and have no genetic diversity in themselves. so the seeds can't adapt to different places and conditions yet up. all the seed varieties here in the store are free of disease and plant debris they're stored withou

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you are reset understanding and connect with mother earth you have to realize that right now we're living in a world that has lost its power and we need to recover that and there are people who now the way. the area surrounding the south who could do a mountain range in the heart of brazil is home to a unique ecosystem where d.m. isn't rain forest meets the tropical serve dinner of this how do. they survive and this aren't indigenous people who have been living here for over 500 years this territory is sacred to them. when their homeland is under threat climate change is impacting the landscape and illegal invasions like mine so i plenty sions encounter ranges are common occurrences here. it's the same story all over brazil the indigenous land is being seized by profiteers enabled led government focused on short term gain in the cost of the environment but their indigenous people remain nature flourishes. i'm on my way to meet incest or guardians of this land. there are 18000 shove on this and 1500 of them if here. though our file i kept him at the bar was a. becky for. sissies i'll be. a

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that they have to separate the mother from her car good one to take the car i'll hold the mother. earth. keep hold of. this town in southern iraq and here the vast desert stretches i 3000 kilometers into mauritania. she's following us camel herders who'd been travelling through this vast terrain with their animals for thousands of lives the climate is harsh and surviving in this region has always made battling with nature they were far away. from the actually the camps just 7 or 8 kilometers from here. today and his uncle him on super a big words the head comprises $200.00 animals and each year it's the same again pregnant females break often heard to give birth to their cars alone in the desert the herders then have to find mother and calf and bring them back a challenge that often takes days. the females with cancer and you're tempted to want to flee would have to tie their feet at night ok have you prepared the ropes with hardly any left. at all to nero if you say that where did you put it. it'll turn up. i'm going on. problems. and i want. to get leaky. like a little bit like. being

we earthlings have managed to litter mother earth into a huge heap of plastic and the sky's the limit. not trust. us. don't worry that's not nasa video but hollywood warned us it's a mess up there what if anything can we do to clean up all this celestial old junk and how bad is it up there let's ask the co-author with j.l. pickering of the hansom picturing apollo 11 rare views and undiscovered moments and the space age presidency of john f. kennedy a rare photographic history and coming in august picturing the space shuttle the early years rare views of the beginnings of an historic space program that are in space journalist john business if you keep writing these books i'm going to have to buy more coffee tables welcome back to the big picture thanks so much home great to be here. october for 1957 was the starting gun the u.s.s.r. launched sputnik the 1st artificial satellite in the 1st manmade object to orbit earth and the space race was underway since then more than 40 countries have launched nearly 9000 satellites and most of them are still up there john can any of the stuff that'

we earthlings have managed to live her mother earth into a huge heap of plastic and the sky's the limit. not. don't worry that's not nasa video but hollywood warned us it's a mess up there what if anything can we do to clean up all this celestial junk and how bad is it up there let's ask the co-author with j.l. pickering of the handsome picturing apollo 11 rare views and undiscovered moments and the space age presidency of john f. kennedy a rare photographic history and coming in august picturing the space shuttle the early years rare views of the beginnings of an historic space program that are in space journalist john business if you keep writing these books i'm going to have to buy more coffee tables welcome back to the big picture. thanks so much home great to be here. october for 1957 was the starting gun the u.s.s.r. launched sputnik the 1st artificial satellite in the 1st manmade object to orbit earth and the space race was underway since then more than 40 countries have launched nearly 9000 satellites and most of them are still out there john can any of the stuff that's up there

staple here and fight for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank pecial mama or mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farmers all over the country javier career a set up the network 18 years ago when he realised that industrial sea varieties were taking over. the problem with industrial seeds is that they've been bred intensively to ensure they can withstand the use of agro chemicals. they're not designed for natural farming methods and have no genetic diversity in themselves. so the seeds can't adapt to different places and conditions yet up. all the seed varieties here in the store are free of disease and plant debris they a

riding the irish trained filly — mother earth, dettori — who's 50 — convincingly held off his rivals get much more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, as well as coverage of the portuguese grand prix. lewis hamilton leads max verstappen in second, sportsday at 1830. north korea has accused president biden of pursuing a hostile policy towards the country, and has warned that the united states will get hurt if it provokes pyongyang. the north was giving its first response to the biden administration's policies on the country, which it has set out this week. mark lobel reports. north korea has issued a sharp response to these recent comments from president biden. 0n iran and north korea, nuclear programmes that present serious threats to american security and the security of the world, we will be working closely with our allies to address the threats posed by both these countries, through the diplomacy as well as stern deterrence. in turn, north korea also cracked the whip, with its defence ministry saying... north koreans are again returning to their acerbic and belligerent

for mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farmers all over the country javier korea set up the network 18 years ago when he realised that industrial seed varieties were taking over. the problem with industrial seeds is that they've been bred intensively to ensure they can withstand the use of agro chemicals. they're not designed for natural farming methods and have no genetic diversity in themselves. so the seeds can't adapt to different places and conditions yet up. all the seed varieties here in the store are free of disease and plant debris they're stored without u

. >> all this action has proven to be quite good for mother earth. >> the solution brought by lockdowns may have been shining an impact. wild animals are roaming city streets. laura: the longer you were behind closed doors not going to church, traveling to see family of the happier those people were. having a free country means individuals are making their own risk assessments according to their own risk profile. they that. they much prefer to order you around or if that is not possible to frighten you into abandoning your own common sense. so covid fear mongering suburban women double masks on running trails and sent organized to amazon prime. my favorite is when they were wiping down there bananas and egg cartons worried about covid. >> plastic for up to two days keeps the virus off. it is a pretty sensitive virus. cardboard for 24 hours. laura: none of that was true but he did do a good job cleaning but after some fits and starts we won the covid debate, their so-called public health experts are wrong on everything from lockdowns to masks and social distancing. those measures inflict

the 50—year—old jockey rode mother earth to a convincing victory at newmarket for ireland's aiden 0'brienree times in a row. and the final of the world snooker championship is extremely close, you can follow the action across the bbc. but that's it from me. back to you, clive. at sefton park in liverpool, 5000 fans have been at a music festival. the revellers had to show a negative covid test, and must have follow—up tests in five days' time. it is one of a number of piloted events is lockdown restrictions are easing. dan johnson lockdown restrictions are easing. danjohnson is there tonight. it is dan johnson is there tonight. it is all over and _ danjohnson is there tonight. it 3 all over and people are heading home. at whatever you fancy doing with your weekend, what has happened could be important. whether this is the sort of thing you have missed, or the sort of thing you would usually avoid, it could have a really big impact. i should warn you to have been flashing lights here this evening, among other things. although this has been one relatively small gig for liverpool, it could be

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no doubt that climate has been impacting and continues at a faster speed to destroy lives and mother earth. but i only wish that everyone can see that it isn't the existential threat. we're all threatened by nuclear weapons and if we understand that climate and nukes are apocalyptic twins which i think bob liften also coined as you referred to him before, and we should educate ourselves about these -- the -- about these -- both of these threats, so that we will do more to have a future for everyone. the recipe for a good life has many ingredients. so, too, does the recipe for a safe, sane, and secure future. so i think we need a more wholistic view of what makes for peace. we need more ways to continue to mobilize. not rely only on social media. we need to integrate peace education which is teaching for and about human rights, gender equality, disarmament, sustainable development, traditional peace practices and climate protection into the curriculum of all schools from pre-k through university. we need to prepare students to run for office from school boards to every level of governance.

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. >> all of this has actually proven quite good for mother earth. >> following pollution levels may have been shining impact on wild animals. >> how do we make sure these levels don't rebound? >> laura: the longer you were above close doors, not going to church or going to see family, the happy are those people were. but having a free country means individuals are making their own risk assessment according to their own risk profile. they hate that. they much prefer to order you are around or if that is not possible, to frighten you into abandoning your own common sense. mindless covid fearmongering capped suburban women double masked on running trails and send urbanites to amazon prime for all their grocery orders. my favorite was when they were frantically wiping down their bananas and their egg cartons, worried about covid. >> the virus can live on services, on plastic for up to three days. just going to clean all the virus off here. not going to do too much, it is a pretty sensitive virus. hard work, typically closer to 24 hours. >> laura: of course none of that was true but he did do

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danger for now if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all war it is the it's so many pages away from here the sounds it's very it's a pretty intense experience the colors it was the salt everything combined it's just unbelievable to it. i feel. so on. and yet to this hour. but i'm not scared. it's a love a river i just waited for the bond. the north american and your asian tectonic plates are pulling away from each other under iceland. scientists say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. as your mind of a top story hundreds of people have been injured in clashes between israeli police and palestinians that's jerusalem's out acts of hamas rockets towards jerusalem from gaza in retaliation for sars was canceled a planned march by trading to actually a summary of the violence. of all world news for you at the top of the hour general domo business update just a. tragic chance. that you will live. with the extravagant outfit

danger if an hour if you keep a safe distance spectators hike to the area to witness the power of mother earth. it's amazing all warm it is really it's so many it is the way from here to the psalms it's very it's a pretty intense experience because it was the salt everything combined that's. really good actually. my feet are. passed on. to me at this hour. but i'm not scared of the lava river i'm just waiting for the bomb. the north american and your asian tectonic plates a pulling away from each other under iceland. scientists say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. it was a good weekend for brazil surfers as they claimed a double victory in the world surf league a vent in australia tatiana western web right here came out on top of the women's competition as just her 2nd career win on the tour in the men's event her compatriots a little late old mastered the waves to improve his place in the overall standings that kept a perfect event for brazilian surfers a success the duo clearly enjo

we honor them for their enduring commitment to mother earth as the indigenous protectors of the land and in accordance with our traditions, they have never forgotten their responsibility as the care takers of this place and for all people who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize we benefit from working on their traditional homeland. as uninvited guests we wish to pay respects to the ancestors, elders and relatives of the community. as environmentalists, we recognize we must embrace indigenous knowledge for how we care for san francisco and all its people. i want to take a moment to note today is the one year anniversary of the death of george floyd. as we focus on environmental goals, it is important to heal our communities and create a city and planet where all can live whole, vibrant and sustainable lives. so another climate action month is in the books and while we were hoping to be in person, i felt the community came together to rally around exciting new climate commitments. whether you're interested in gardening or chemicals, the department was able to reach a wi

mother. she's overcome with guilt, and she keeps you. so, how on earth did your mother become your heroine?nk you. my mother as a woman has gone under extreme discrimination in her life living in afghanistan. yet she didn't want to have another woman to experience the same experiences she had. so, therefore, when i was born... my mother, my father was, of course, multi—marriage, and the other woman of my father delivered a son baby. in order for my mother to regain the love of my father, she also wanted a son because a son is most favoured in afghanistan's family, when the woman deliver a son. so, my mother wanted to have a son, and it was me. she did not want to have a girl, but she gave me later the love and also she demonstrated the strength and the resilience through her life, taking care of the children of my father, even from the other woman, from the other wives of my father, when my father was killed, that she became... although she was not educated, she became the role model of my life for being so strong and so passionate. and so, in fact, you became the first girl in your very la

we honor them for their enduring commitment to mother earth as the indigenous protectors of the landrdance with our traditions, they have never forgotten their responsibility as the care takers of this place and for all people who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize we benefit from working on their traditional homeland. as uninvited guests we wish to pay respects to the ancestors, elders and relatives of the community. as environmentalists, we recognize we must embrace indigenous knowledge for how we care for san francisco and all its people. i want to take a moment to note today is the one year anniversary of the death of george floyd. as we focus on environmental goals, it is important to heal our communities and create a city and planet where all can live whole, vibrant and sustainable lives. so another climate action month is in the books and while we were hoping to be in person, i felt the community came together to rally around exciting new climate commitments. whether you're interested in gardening or chemicals, the department was able to reach a wide audience,

across the united states and, look at this, the sixth smallest arctic ice back and that is mother nature or the earth'stioning. if we lose that ice pack we will continue to see the earth warm and warm even more rapidly. kumasi? >>> new at 6:00, the state government isn't the only one dealing with a major budget surplus. an update on san francisco's financial standing. >>> a bear sighting in the north bay. this guy spotted hanging out in the tree of someone's backyard. the warning this morning. >>> and the early release of tens of thousands of inmates. the peti - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is a

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earth years. >>> just in time for mother's day, as we honor moms this weekend. an oakland woman has collected a rather prestigious award. you will get to meet her, next. >>> fire danger is high this weekend through parts of the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma is here with your regular forecast. >>> warriors in playoff mode as the regular season winds down. >>> good day to be a fa mother: right here, baby! vo: the sooner you recognize the signs of autism, the sooner you can make a lifetime of difference for your child. start by answering a few simple questions at screenforautism.org advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more sta

the mother is waiting for the earth to settle before erecting a tombstone. >> time will heal.al. reporter: is there anything you would like to say to the rest of the world about what is happening in trinidad? >> what is happening is a very sad thing. our country has come to this. women are living in fear of men. if it's not gun violence, it's domestic violence. it hurts me to know i'm living in a country where these things are happening. reporter: in defiance of lockdown rules, candlelight protests have begun, a regular fixture. on the day of this demonstration, news broke of a 53-year-old woman beaten to death by relate. a 76er old woman robbed and raped in her own home. >> [inaudible] [applause] reporter: 2020 was a brutal year in this nation of 1.4 million. 47 women and girls were murdered. >> new tonight, the search is on to find the killer of a 25-year-old woman. reporter: 49 women were murdered in philadelphia last year. philadelphia has a similar population and had 500 murders, its worst record for 60 years. trinidad has 100 fewer homicides but the percentage of women k

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he said that they are the earth's reaction to stress.en my mother, who i had not seen since id was four, showed up at our house in italy. she had two daughters. she was not much in my life. we spoke on the phone sometimes. my mother's arrival the same day of this earthquake in armenia where her roots are got to me and created this metaphor in some ways that i lived inside of without being there and aware of it until i started writing this book. i started writing the book just for myself as a private project. it was not until i realized that maybe i can make art out of this that i sent it to a friend. she pointed out to me that i was writing in seismic terms. i had not really noticed it because it was so natural to me. in some ways, her telling me chthat helped me to see the ways in which your notion, the notion of it not being linear, using the metaphor of an earthquake, particularly because already had that private shaking in my own body made sense. the story of an earthquake is not linear. it is not easily understood except for an retro effect. you have to reshuffle the story. because

earth in 30 years. >>> just in time for mother's day, as we honor moms this weekend, an oakland woman has collected a pretty prestigious award, you'll get to meet her, next. >>> tracking that red flag warning, our warm and windy weather continues tomorrow. we'll have all the details coming up advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more sunny mornings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation;