it's a chameleon, which is only found on mount mabu.couple of other species of the same genus, which are found on other neighbouring mountains. each mountain basically has its own, and this one has been named afterjulian bayliss. so it's called nadzikambia bayliss. it's a tree chameleon, so hence the long tail. the long tail, yeah. the next morning, the porters, the scientists, and us were on our way again to our final destination, 1,400 metres above sea level. welcome to the centre of mabu forest, welcome to the heart of mabu forest. this is about as good as it gets, the forest is in excellent condition. the water is crystal clear, beautiful for drinking and washing. this is going to be the base for the next ten days, something like that, where we're going to survey the biology, the ecology, the plants, the animals. these are collectively known as "islands in the sky", and they're high—altitude mountains, with pockets of wet forest found at a high altitude near their summits. because they've been isolated and separated for a very long

mount diablo at 85. that is really warm. mount veeder at 89.and 86 at boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. so this will be the hottest day you remember. tuesday was a cool day just like that. i mean, man, it doesn't take much when this high builds in like that 5060s 70s on the temps. i think this is as cool as we're going to get unless you're over by the coast 5060 upper 70s for some. mainly 50s though everyone's pretty close here. timberon those at 60. the moisture coming around this high though, is definitely going to play into our weather. just how much starting late friday into saturday there will be. i think, some activity up in the mountains. we'll get cloud cover south bay, east bay, maybe even napa county and solano county on saturday. so something to watch. probably too hot to generate any rain, but we'll keep an eye on it for you. sunny for all, warm to really hot. 60s. 70s by the water 90s, 100 inland. >> all right. thank you steve. california state parks removed about 6,000 pounds of trash from illegal marijuana grow sites her

this is della at the top of mount everest to take a look here. now. sure. let's see on our off site that i 40 years all the way. not only will this be a loss that is also by some of the subsidy for people who depend upon issues for water. so your message, there basically is a, it sums up why we decided to do the show. can i ask you just how you've been observing climate change in the mountains? oh, thanks always. um. well 1st of all, for the opportunity to be able to speak to you about the problems that we're facing, right. the biggest, uh, the biggest problem that we as mountaineers are seeing is you know, immediately that the mountain itself is melting the pleasures of melting and it's causing huge amounts of problems for us, you know, from avalanches to ice vall collapses to even rock falls because you know the ice that used to work as blue to stick the rocks out of the slopes no longer is there, and so we're seeing more rockville, so as mountaineers, you know, our lives are more and threatened now than ever before. so this, you know, within the microcos

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the will depend for us to mount massive amounts of comp and would likely be released into the atmosphere, celebrating climate change. but it's not too late. the recent studies suggest the while these new rules and wetlands may pose trends fail or so, right. we don't put you in to take the, how much human kind work with the wetlands to come global climate change. the research group from the university of helsinki has arrived in kayla busy ave lapland, in the fall, know the thing, and that hoping to discover whether the palm of frosty is already melting multi effects that could have blown up be cham or i say subtleties. that's better exciting who who, who. oh really. so and this is from one and a half. feet has power to go. focus. just ice. yeah. textbook. yeah. so we can use it for long drinks. no thought i'm not when it smells like that, but that's good to get the dog to let you get all this long term project is concentrated on permafrost on that. so what we want to find out what process is this? that's all for that. now let's see that, and the 1st contains huge amounts of mercury. anoth

jack mount vernon, when george is away fighting in the french indian war. and jack washington would have inherited the estate if george had died in the war. that was the understanding between. the brothers. okay, so george obviously returns from the war. and jack and, his wife, hannah bush, rod, moved to their own slave plantation about 80 miles from mount vernon in westmoreland, virginia. and is there that bush rod is born and he's basically educated at home until he's about 18? at that point in 80, he arrives at william and mary to enroll in what is basically a new kind of legal education program and sitting the room with him is john marshall, who also happens to be taking the same law program. marshall is recently discharged from the continental army, where he had served under george washington at valley forge, among other places. okay. their studies interrupted. but when the british virginia under cornwallis and bush rival in tears for the state militia and sees action in a cavalry regiment. but after yorktown, george washington for bush rod to take a l

the once he's global, warming continues upon the frost mounts. what happens to the calvin stored in a natural state wetlands, up and off the the yes, he said left and he said i who is the ice, the trapped here. we're looking at a very special component of this, of this even when that i smell this, well, the water flows off somewhere else that studies, i mean, this carbon might end up in the arctic ocean or in some other body of water out of it. and there are many different possibilities, and they probably don't need the sale by the same fucking. yeah. so it's almost impossible to predict what will really happen. i'm a guest on the model for the northern permafrost fox, there are 3 possible scenarios in the 1st, the wetlands good even went to and for a time become sources of me thing themselves as the ice within the mounts. the 2nd possibility is that the wetlands will dry out and release large quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. the side option is that the bunks could become even more efficient. compound sinks the bell, i mean even

a mounted and dozens off to him will be mounted. they'll spare lives for the sake of freedom and independence. this doesn't mean that the will will stop . it will continue for some time, especially the mazda them as much. i hate hun, i is a great national last for the arab and muslim nation in general. and to the palestinian people in particular is male and i a was an excellent country uptake man. he performed each year to deliver the message of the resistance and was up to his responsibilities. this is retaliatory war guys, to palestinian people. the leader is to be succeeded by a liter. how about us to show the live of those are good enough or not? it's very painful to hear the news of his mouth. he is marked him. the last is great. and his mounted and broke our hearts. it was a big shot to palestine because most of them is the 1st step towards the victory of palestine. his and the all the leaders mounted him of the steps that will lead to our victory. all of us we woke up and heard the news of the month to month is mail honey and

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thing themselves as the ice within the mounts. the 2nd possibility is that the wetlands will dry out and release large quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. the side option is that the bunks could become even more efficient to compound sinks the bell. i mean, even most the production of bio mass and let's see, that's just a plant growth increases in a warm climate. and that could accelerate the accumulation of people the cost with allowing plans to drive and produce even more plant through photo synthesis that pete and then binds a lot of carbon dioxide from the air, which would have a cooling effect of the regardless of scenario, regional situations very cranky isla my still in no state of move on side of medical according to climate full costs inside of the rainfall. and the northern must tooth will increase by around 20 percent over the course of this century. this could of course have a major impact, but the regional defense has a huge dollar. where is it? some regions control house. yeah, yeah. well off as mike th

itself this is the cover of it it in the clark historical library at central michigan university in mount pleasant, which is a fantastic library. it's got a lot of original material and it's in the middle of the state. so you everyone would go up there and visit. and i do recommend that. but this a document or a book, an artifact that has been with the clerk for some time. and i'll try to explain how i came across it. as we go through the talk this is the interior of it and it may appear that it is a diary or a journal, but really what it is, is the author of it. 20 years after the civil war took the letters that she had written to her soldier husband and that he had written to her and she copied them into this book, this journal. and the suspicion, of course, that those letters were starting to fall apart and she wanted to preserve the story. how do we know that this is authentic? we don't have the original copies anymore. they did obviously get destroyed or they just fell into pieces and were thrown away. but when you read the journal, you find out that there are things set in that are

the palm of frost for decades. subsequent studies revealed that an exceptionally warm summer had mounted large sections of permafrost. the soul at apparently revived fiance, unexpectedly, him, which furnished infected animals, then the reindeer herders. the seams 2016, no new insurance outbreaks of being detected in yamma. the. the mounting is the time of frost times, however, tools damage to buildings it also releases carbon dioxide, amazing. both known ex underwriters of climate change, the the arctic circle surrounds the noise power to the ground. here contains twice the amount of calvin that is found in the atmosphere in march, if it is stored in the arctic wetlands permafrost, the common a blessing and the cost with outage that would be known as i phone us. at the same time. it's the cause of global warming to greenhouse gases contain compound carbon dioxide. and me, st. is these 2 gases that contribute the most, most ferric warming in nature comp and is in constant association. the wetlands in northern europe play a key role in the comp and cycle. yes . uh huh, because you're so mu

the mounting of the palm of frost times, however, tools damage to buildings. it also releases carbon dioxide and me thing both known ex underwriters of climate change the, the arctic circle surrounds the noise power to the ground. here contains twice the amount of carbon that is found in the atmosphere in march. if it is stored in the arctic wetlands permafrost, the compound a blessing and the cost with outage that would be known as i phone us. at the same time, it's the cause of global warming. to greenhouse gases contain compound carbon dioxide. and me, st. is these 2 gases to contribute the most, most ferric, wyoming in nature comp, and is in constant association. the wetlands in northern europe play a key role in the comp and cycle yes. uh huh. okay, so my thoughts can you hold on not a document that he later thought that i think we, we want to understand how com and select network and the science guides, i guess they all take is the most i that's kind of a for or something. what else? there was some wetlands on the launch wetlands, so you'd be any while a

host: bring it back to mount vernon. george washington had anything or two to say about political parties, did he not? guest: he really oppose the concept of political parties, felt like it would divide americans, they would be focused more on what they had that was different between them and what was similar. it was important for him to remember, being one union was much more important than being a bunch of parties or states. he did become more partisan in his final years in office, but he would have much preferred the system you are talking about, where there are lots of different groups, more fluid, people can make compromise and work together. host: eddie on x wants us to stay on george washington, how presidents are compensat for their work. he write locked it and almost put himselin the poor house to be a public servant, saying that biden has made out much better. how was george washington compensated? guest: this is a really interesting question. presidents were paid $25,000 initially. that was an enormous sum at

mount. encouraging the deliver is to start doing it right now. to remind you, under the current old are formulated off to the 6 day war. in 1967, jewels can visit their holy side, which is also sacred to move names by the way. but they cons, pray, there to avoid inter religious conflicts and tensions vows to change it. let's take a listen. as i was at the temple mailed last week, i prayed at the temple mount and we're praying at the temple mount. i am in the political echelon, and the political echelon allows jewish prayer at the temple mount. while the thing is that legally is really national, security minister cannot to last really change based arrangements according to the order established decades ago. israel maintains overall security control all of the temple mount while it is the walks a jordanian moves and religious trust that handles the day to day management of the site. their statement has already sparks and wave off. criticism is rose ultra orthodox party shots, including israel'

i prayed at the temple mount and we're praying. at the temple mount, i am in the political echelon, and the political echelon allows jewish prayer at the temple of mt. while the thing is that legally is really bad, tional security minister can not to laterally change best arrangements, according to the order established decades ago. israel maintains overall security control all the time. poll mounts while it is the walks jordanian moves and religious trust that handles the day to day management tells besides, their statements has already sparks and wave off criticism. israel's ultra orthodox party shots including israel's interior minister, who is the member of this party upset. the move is in violation of god's will hand of less than a similar reaction comes from more secular political powers, the chairman of israel's unity pa, tape. any guns has urged that all decision making authorities on sensitive security issues should be taken from settler ben clear. while a member of conservative down party has said they've been very plain

foxconn deal in mount pleasant was as golden as their troubles trump brought to the groundbreaking. >wonder of the world. >> so to learn more about this eighth wonder of the world, i spoke with alan young, the business seniors responsible for bringing foxconn to wisconn-sin. >> love big business, love great businessman, you brought manufacturing to mount pleasant. what do you love most about wisconsin? the cheese or the high rate of alcoholism? >> it turns out wisconsin is to our benefit was the right choice. the ambition really was to create what we call wisconn valley, the ten billion-dollar project slated to create up to 13,000 jobs. >> all right! high tech job creation. local country bumpkin kelly gallagher mocks being static! >> foxconn came to town, they promised us the world, then [bleep] us because our village officials are morons. >> look, lady, i came here to do a field puff piece about because corporation's grading jobs for farmers or whatever. are you telling me that is not happening? >> they promised us 13,000 jobs and a $10 million investment. we got a few hundred crappy

, it's on the estate of the eat, she medium hot permafrost in siberia has apparently been going to mount some of the ancient frozen silas fine for the 1st time and 10000 years separate and its effects . post traumatic stress for global warming signs at the time of frosts melting have been observable for some 20 years. now the images are assigned barriers collapsing, permafrost mountains stoked fee is as early as $20.00. 14 scientists concluded that the mounds were filled with me signed, which was being released from the mounting permafrost. the pressure inside them had grown so great that it 1st opened the mountains and made on a cobb said, i didn't know if i had them. tell us why all these me think try to sign them up for a bit like st. cost yellow, which can be found around the well i think the box in the permafrost platform, ice clocks the minus 6 layer of frozen soil get out of when that mel on. and it's a bit like pulling the stopper out of the sink. why didn't it 1st thing from the top rushes out and leaving a crate to the hunt file. our dog out of us get more of done at the pool v

and mount diablo, 87 mount veeder is 91 degrees.nta cruz mountains is 91. i mean, that is just unbelievably hot air for this time of the morning here. san rafael, walnut creek, menlo park, los gatos are all up 98, 108, 96 and 99 on the forecast highs. it's just almost too hot to handle here. too. too hot to handle. i'm telling you, man, when you get to 110, that's too hot. on tuesday we had a nice cool day. 48 hours later we are going to just be really hot here for many inland, not on the coast, 70s, almost 80s for some. fairfield is running 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. livermore is running 12 napa airport eight. everyone except half moon bay is running warmer now. granted, we had a bigger fog bank yesterday, but still that high right there. all it needs to do is just kind of zig instead of zag. but that and that's why we're getting so hot, that dome of high pressure. but there will be some rain up in the mountains going into the weekend, no doubt about it. i think the air mass is just too hot for us and also too dry to get

, it's close to mount miron and hazballas a targeted specifically the areas which house officers and soldiers definitely leaving, scores of them killed or wounded. there was also, this is definitely consider the first, the very first time that targets that base, hazballah also targeted the ramim baracks uh where they also say there was a unit for the golani uh forces as well uh that was they tar did almash using a burkan rocket uh but they also targeted al-sahal command in baitel which is also another very significant command center. yeameny armed forces have released a footage of recent drone attack against israel strike target telv friday in retaliation for the unrelenting israely war on gaza. yemany forces carried out drone attack on area near a us consular facility in tel aviv killing one person injuring 10 others and on saturday israely warplanes targeted oil facilities and power station in yemen's huda port in response killing at least six yemenes and leaving dozens injured. yemen has asserted. will remain a primary target and that it will continue to strike his really position

>> at mount tam, mount tam 26 2300ft. >> really? yeah. higher. keep going. 7490.my goodness. 90 weight right now. right now it is 90 degrees. relative humidity 40. mount diablo 85 degrees. relative humidity 17. in ben lomond 83. that just gives you an idea when you go up in height. we haven't cooled off and the heat just builds. so not only do we have a spare, the air alert and we're in the middle of our excessive heat warning, we are dry. we are warm in the upper elevations for another two days. so as we look outside, not a whole lot of fog there from the golden gate bridge, air quality poor in our inland east bay, santa clara valley. that's why we have the spare the air alert moderate elsewhere, and at the surface temperatures are in the 50s 56 in san francisco, 55 in sonoma. they do get warmer as you get into our inland valleys. and then you go up 500ft, 800ft. a lot of people live at 1000ft, even 2000ft, and it is much warmer. good thing we don't have the winds to go with it. it is 8 to 9 degrees warmer than it was yesterday in livermore and fairfield, so we c

this is north of calistoga right off highway 29 near the foot of mount state helena. this is some of the evacuation orders, old talley role evacuations are in place for north, south and east of lake county highway, west appellate stage road and north of lally toll road and south of highway 29 and oak hill road in eastlake county highway. there are also evacuation warnings for the other areas. south and east of livermore road and west of oak hill road and north and east of lake county highway in several people are now on the ground right now from cal fire and this is burning off of calistoga off of old lally toll road. smoke is very visible there from santa rosa but we were seeing bigger smoke plumes coming from this fire from the toll fire and it looks like it dissipated just a bit and maybe they are getting an upper hand on this fire right now when they are having three air attack choppers now fighting this fire and obviously seven ground crews in about a dozen crews on the ground right now as they continue to fight this fire from calistoga. if you are just joining u

"the us secret service chief resigns a mid mounting pressure after the assassination attempt against former us president donald trump. kimberly cheedle has been under fire for failing to prevent that shooting, she acknowledged her agent. his failure after a 20-year-old gunman wounded the former republican president and current white house candidate a july 13 campaign rally in pennsylvania. now speaking before a congressional committee just monday, she said attack on trump represents the most significant operational failure for the secret service in decades. both republicans and democrats had called on chito to step down during a tense house hearing. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says. service deputy director ronald rao will uh serve as acting director until a replacement is named. venezuelan president nicholas maduro says us is medaling in a latin american country's internal affairs by using media propaganda against him. we discussed this with our guests earlier in our news review program. check it out. the venezuelan president has once again taken a swipe at western

, it's close to mount miron and has be less as a targeted specifically the areas which house officers and soldiers, definitely leaving scores of them killed or wounded. there was also, this is definitely consider the first the very first time that targets that base, hazballah also targeted the ramim baracks uh where they also say there was a unit for the uh gollani uh forces as well uh that was they targeted. using a burkan rocket, but they also targeted command in bailan, which is also another very significant command center. defying all international calls to ban israeli athletes from the paras olympic games over the gaza genocide, the international olympic committee has refused to take action in this regard. the ioc president thomas bach claimed he would not be drawn into quote political business. the palestine olympic committee had asked the ban in a letter to the ioc citing the ongoing aggression against gaza as a breach of the olympic truths. a global campaign has also been launched to ban israel from 2024 olympics with activists using social media to pressure the organizers. de

the pressure is mounting _ younger, steve. the pressure is mounting on — younger, steve.e. the pressure is mounting on president biden, l mounting on president biden, he'll be isolating in delaware as we understand. how hard would it be for him to carry on campaigning from there, if indeed he can? and even if he recovers quickly? figs indeed he can? and even if he recovers quickly?— indeed he can? and even if he recovers quickly? as far as the day-to-day — recovers quickly? as far as the day-to-day matters _ recovers quickly? as far as the day-to-day matters of- recovers quickly? as far as the day-to-day matters of running day—to—day matters of running the country are concerned, he can do that quite well from delaware. the problem is that this reduces his visibility on the campaign trail at a time when all the attention is on his rival donald trump, following that assassination attempt, of course, on saturday, and now the ongoing republican national convention, which donald trump is due to address tomorrow night. it's been a struggle forjoe biden to get the narrative back

, it's close to mount miron and has belas as a targeted specifically the areas which house officers and soldiers definitely leaving scores of them killed or wounded uh there was also and this is definitely consider the first the very first time that targets that base hasballah also targeted. the ramim baracks uh where they also say there was a unit for the golani forces as well that was they targeted almsh using a burkan. rocket, but they also targeted al- sahal command in baitel, which is also another very significant command center. the azomic resistance in iraq says it is conducted a fresh retaliatory strike on an israeli position in the occupied territories, in a statement the umbrella group said it launched a drone attack a vital israeli target in the occupied port city of ilot, the resistance group says the operations are in response to the israeli massacre of... anian civilians in gaza, the iraqi group has vowed to continue and escalate the retaliatory operations against israeli strongholds, the islamic resistance in iraq has also been hitting american military bases in iraq and

i love that view from mount tam a pious. we have such great news here across the bay area. >> outside right now, the palm fronds are waiting a little bit because it is a bit breezy and outside. >> let's go. take a look downtown santa rosa downtown san francisco that as we've got blue skies and of course, great conditions after a couple really warm days and gusty winds, too numbers in the 30's 34 miles per hours right now through the golden gate, it dies down tomorrow morning and the winds pick up again for tomorrow afternoon. you can see the change in the colors. we see those bright oranges and magenta is that's where the strongest winds are going to be tomorrow for today. our inland heat advisory that hot hot air that advisory stays in effect through 11 o'clock tonight. and then it goes away. it's been really hot in southern california, really hot here in the bay area, especially in the inland areas that will start to relax. but right now it's still 105 degrees in several spots 105 degrees in fairfield and santa rosa. 95 fo

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population, despite mounting anger, we can kind of understand that israel has still done it. best to try to essentially level the gaza strip, so uh we see, i think it's it's kind of what nahid said right now, there's a lot of very good political organization ongoing uh that is pro palestine, however we can still see that the american uh political class as you'd like to call it, they are still supporting israel regardless, i think that they do try to make these little tiny efforts to show, see we care about humanitarianism and the peer i think is... reflective of this, but i think a lot of pressure is still needed for them to ultimately reconcile or reconsider their stances. all right, unfortunately we're just out of time, i wish we could continue, but thank you to both starula pops, journalist and writer, nahid puresa, political commentator, thank you. with that we come to an end for this news review. venezuelan president has once again taken a swipe in western media for their alleged attempt to discredit the electoral process in this country. the us have tried to make us invisible a

it's very early to talk about _ mounting on the us., given what - mounting on the us. it's very early to talk about polls, given what hasj to talk about polls, given what has happened on sunday. i want to talk about attack lines from republicans. there are two different sets, we heard about the san francisco liberal from heard about the san francisco liberalfrom our heard about the san francisco liberal from our last guest. heard about the san francisco liberalfrom our last guest. but another thing being thrown at kamala harris is that she is a dei, which is a reference to being a diversity presidential pick up in terms of something like that and the offence called, give me an idea of how democrats respond to that. donald trump has also said, we are not going to have the first female president who is a socialist, and especially a female? i president who is a socialist, and especially a female?— president who is a socialist, and especially a female? i think that is auoin to especially a female? i think that is going to rile _ especially

specifically suicide drones uh as attack towards a barax which is significant barax, it's called a mount, it's close to mount moon and has bolas a targeted specifically the areas which house officers and soldiers definitely leaving scores of them killed or wounded, there was also, this is definitely considered the first, the very first time that targets that base, hasbullah also targeted the ramim baracks uh where they also say there was a unit for the golani forces as well, that was they targeted almsh using a burkan rocket, but they also targeted alsahal command in baitel which is also another very significant command center. terron says israel's nuclear weapons are biggest threat to peace and security in west asia and the world. iran's ambassador and permanent representative to the un office in geneva made the remark in a un review conference on the treaty of the prohibition of nuclear weapons. aliia bahrini said the growing israeli threat arises from double standards by the west and the us in supporting regimes nuclear arms. program he also samed washington's unilateralism as the mai

it's close to mount miron, but it is also another mountain close to that area that is also used as a military base uh for the different battalions of the israeli uh military institution, they have of course over there specifically this is being used for the golani elite forces and has bolas a targeted specifically the areas which house officers and soldiers, definitely leaving scores of them. killed or wounded uh there was also and this is definitely consider the first the very first time that targets that base specifically husball definitely has much uh their basket of uh database and their target list and so they're hitting those targets by bit in addition even the settlements the colonial settlements that have not been targeted yet also targeted the ramim baracks uh where they also say there was a unit for the uh gollani uh forces as well that was they targeted almsh using a burkan rocket, but they also targeted al sahal command in bailan which is also another very significant command center for the israelis where there were also several soldiers and officers in that same area whe

pressure is mounting pressure�*s mounting on the president — with a democratic congressman — with a mountingratic congressman — who described mr biden as a friend — saying he didn't seem to recognise him at a d—day event last month. soldiers are patrolling the largely deserted streets of bangladeshi cities — under a nationwide curfew after days of serious unrest and more than 100 deaths. there have been sporadic clashes. in one district of dhaka witnesses said riot police fired live rounds on thousands hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones west yorkshire police are continuing to search for people involved in violent disorder in leeds on thursday. five people have already been arrested in connection with the disturbances in which a police car was overturned and a bus set alight. the trouble began after social services investigated a child protection issue at a house. our reporter phil mccann is in leeds. talk us through the response. talk us through the response. leeds talk us through the response. leeds city council has released a statement on behalf of the council and on behalf of the romanian and

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