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fixing the climate, restoring nature, providing our oceans, restoring nature, providing our ocea ns, clea nment is the issue that will define prince william's public role from now on. you can hear the ducks, geese, all the birds all the way along the coastline here. he says he hopes the prize will help prepare the planet. he said it will call for new and innovative ways to bring real change. he said he has taken inspiration from his father, prince charles and now regards championing environmental action as one of his key responsibilities. you can hear prince william talking about the launch of the earthshot prize in a bbc news special , and there's a further interview with sir david attenborough in the new podcast, "‘what planet are we 0n?‘ . both are available now on the bbc sounds app. let's remind you of the latest coronavirus figures. in the past 24 hours 17,540 new positive cases have been recorded. a further 77 deaths of people with the virus have been confirmed, bringing the overall death toll across the uk to 42,515. we will take a look at those numbers ina minute. we will take a lo

n biden was asked. >> it depends on the nature of the vaccine, when it comes outer, and how distributed. >> or lock down country again. >> you don't have to lock down if you wear a mask. >> aides saying tonight the former vice president won't have to quarantine despite traveling with an infected it crew member, since they were 50 feet apart and both wearing masks. kamala harris also had a scare after her communications director and a crew member on her plane tested positive on wednesday. bide sxen harris have since tested negative, but she was forced to cancel two events where early voting is underway. president trump was in the tar heel state. biden shz an edge in the battleground states. part of president trump's problem is the suburban women. >> the suburban women should back trump. >> bithey're backing biden. >> one of the people chris christy said he spent several days battling covid-19, and was wrong not to wear a mask. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ed o'keefe, thank you. turning now to the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic, there has been an unexpected jump in the number of americans fi

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a pg&e natural gas pipeline anfire that leved n bruno neighborhood.enator pressed for utility safety reforms and better accountability. he'll talk about what progress has been made and what more in terms of safety. you can watch today's hearing on the state senate's website. >>> in the north bay, the glass fire is pretty close to being contained. at last check, it's 96% contained. more than 67,000 acres have burned and most evacuation orders have been lifted. well these massive fires are taking a toll on animals across the state. they're finding bears and mountain lions and burned and orphaned on the front lines. the california department of fish and wildlife is now leading a new project called the wildlife disaster network. along with the uc davis school of veterinary medicine they created this program to help injured animals from search and rescue to rehab and release. currently under the network, a mountain lion kitten that was found by firefighters along with two others now being treated at the oakland zoo. >>> this story. >> new at 6:00. a north

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cactus that i gave to the natural wildlife foundation because it's going to live to 120 and it's really big? this is tortoise corp. merged with a company called h-y-l-l-i-o-nd for fully and electric trucks. i think we should call it the symbol, h-y-l-n, hyln. h-y-l-l-i-o-n, hyllion actually has -- it has a product. i'm not kidding. it actually has one. wonder of wonders. miracle of miracles. they're not selling many of them yet, although they've begun to be deployed in some large fleets of trucks. longer term, they're betting on a pound train system for power trucks where they replace the traditional diesel system with a bank of batteries that recharge with compressed natural gas. we know compressed natural gas can reduce carbon emissions by 25%. at some point in the future, they say they'll pursue drive trains that run on hydrogen fuel cells. we like that remember, that's green we call that green energy. not until the infrastructure is more built out now, i see some real positives here they actually own their battery technology something that is surprisingly unique among the electric vehicle places that seem to license anything there is also a software an