then our natural areas which are among our crown jewels. in the san francisco and natural pantheon. this is my backyard. i love going to the park. one of my reason my wife and i but a house there in 1977 was was right next to glen park canyon. so we were willing to go well into debt paying $70,000 for that house. one of the better investments actually we've ever made. the great place for my daughter to grow up as well. in fact, it's really a lucky child with hands-on expense with nature. this my daughter. she's lucky she's been taken around the world that we have traveled but in fact, most of our children now in san francisco and around the world grew up in urban environments and expense nature nearby to them and biodiversity nearby. perhaps nearby in a vacant lot in natural area the green rooftop whatever it might be but unfortunately some of them expensive on their cell phones. what we really want to show you all over is to have the opportunity to have hands-on experience with nature to learn with it and bond with and become part of the solution for conserving biodiversity and to

then our natural areas which are among our crown jewels. in the san francisco and natural pantheon. this is my backyard. i love going to the park. one of my reason my wife and i but a house there in 1977 was was right next to glen park canyon. so we were willing to go well into debt paying $70,000 for that house. one of the better investments actually we've ever made. the great place for my daughter to grow up as well. in fact, it's really a lucky child with hands-on expense with nature. this my daughter. she's lucky she's been taken around the world that we have traveled but in fact, most of our children now in san francisco and around the world grew up in urban environments and expense nature nearby to them and biodiversity nearby. perhaps nearby in a vacant lot in natural area the green rooftop whatever it might be but unfortunately some of them expensive on their cell phones. what we really want to show you all over is to have the opportunity to have hands-on experience with nature to learn with it and bond with and become part of the solution for conserving biodiversity and to

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and natural areas. remnants of our indigenous ecosystem the place that holds the biodiversity has been so eloquently described in the previous speakers. so, in order to protect all those places and to provide for the intended uses in all of our glands need to manage them and i think that is the theme i want to bring across to you all today. whether you are talking about a golf course, a ballfield, a marquee site in natural area we need to manage them. they do not manage themselves. we have a variety of stewardship tactics and i'm glad tim from the qc went through some more of these in detail. i'll highlight a couple of them right here for you. mechanical controls. a few months ago we used many excavators removing invasive plant from wetlands in golden gate park could we also used manual removal where ever we can for many many species in natural areas, invasive species as well as we do not landscape areas last year we had 110,000 volunteer hours. almost entirely devoted to weed management and weed contro

cat ♪ ♪ nature cat, nature cat ♪ nature cat, nature cat, nature cat ♪ ♪ so what are we waiting for?store with nature cat ♪ ♪ go go go tally-ho! ♪ go go go tally-ho! ♪ he's our favourite nature guide ♪ ♪ we just can't wait to get-- ♪ outside! ♪ we're swinging through the trees now ♪ ♪ we're jumping in the leaves now ♪ ♪ we're getting muddy knees now ♪ we're nature cat! tally-ho! ♪ nature cat, nature cat, nature cat ♪ tally-ho! narrator: "ants revolution." man oh man, a surprise picnic for squeeks! this is certainly going to be a blast! i know! she has no idea! (chuckling) i can't wait to see the look on her face when we jump out and yell surprise! both: shhhhhh! what? why the shushing?

you know, they feel so grateful for nature because everything they have comes from nature. the cambodian government has contracted a chinese company to build this dam, and the company's name is sino hydro, and, you know, we've all been asking questions. why is sino hydro interested in proceeding with this dam when two other companies have already, you know, previously pulled out of the project? because they discovered through environmental impact assessment reports that they had conducted themselves that the dam was not economically viable. and i think one of the reasons is that they will make money from the contract from constructing this dam, and also the dam will be built on a build transfer agreement. and according to the agreement, the dam will be transferred to the cambodian government after 40 years time. during that transfer, the dam will already have built up so much sediment and silt, the cambodian government would actually inherit a dam that's no longer functioning in its proper place. so i think that the answer for me is they want to access this place for the lo

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he was a natural proponent for natural gas as well. last year i was on a flight and happened to be sitting around the folks with mcclendon's new company. they were so bullish on him and the company as well. sort of like, we've got aubrey we're going to be final. i'm obviously paraphrasing, but this guy sort of got booted out of the company that he build, in a scandal, came right back swinging, trying to i think from an unmichelle caruso-cabrera and i chatted about this a bit in the previous hour, this was also a face of oklahoma city. not just with the thunder, but a guy says we're oklahoma city, we're not taking a backseat to anybody. we can do this, opening up restaurants, bringing the thunder there, and oklahoma city has had a tough time. larger than life guy in the industry, and really the face of the national gas revolution. >> do you know his intentions with the new firm? we talked so much about his original vision now, about the pricing across the industry, of course, and the number of players, very different case. i wonder what

in a deal that nearly doubled the company's natural and organic portfolio.hen last summer, general mills committed to removes artificial flavors and covering from all of its cereals. why don't we show what's known as a s.o.t., a sound on tape of what happened here? >> half the people that we interview say could you please ease off on artificial colors and flavors? we heard them. we're listening to our consumers, renovating, changing these products to make sure they're contemporary. >> at the same time they're making them more gluten-free. i say that's an extra mile they are going. what you're getting basically is instead of -- ooh -- you're getting -- ahh -- [ laughter ] >> i told you the show was interactive. then general mills snapped up epic provisions, a rapidly growing premium -- have you seen these bars? these are epic, in flavors like bison bacon cranberry and beef habanero, and pulled porcupine apple. another interview from the ceo gives more exposure to sports and hiking shops. these are fab, right? well, we'll wait until the commercial. we have no

and natural areas. the remnants of our indigenous ecosystem the place that holds the biodiversity has been so eloquently described in the previous speakers. so, in order to protect all those places and to provide for the intended uses in all of our glands need to manage them and i think that is the theme i want to bring across to you all today. whether you are talking about a golf course, a ballfield, a marquee site in natural area we need to manage them. they do not manage themselves. we have a variety of stewardship tactics and i'm glad tim from the qc went through some more of these in detail. i'll highlight a couple of them right here for you. mechanical controls. a few months ago we used many excavators removing invasive plant from wetlands in golden gate park could we also used manual removal where ever we can for many many species in natural areas, invasive species as well as we do not landscape areas last year we had 110,000 volunteer hours. almost entirely devoted to weed management and weed co

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so, the buffalo help to expand the cranes' natural feeding area. christian: and the farmers benefit, too. that is essential if villages like this one are to really embrace conservation. there aren't many ways of earning money here and the people are relatively poor. a few kilometers away, we come to another village, home mainly to rice farmers. here, too, the farmers have learned to tend their rice fields in a way that limits damage to their surroundings, ensuring that fewer toxins are leaked into the nature reserve. once again, the farmers have benefited from the process and are saving money. korng: it makes a huge difference. the harvest is just as good, but we've learned to use less fertilizer and fewer pesticides. we also use less seed. before we needed 300 kilos of seed per hectare, now we use half that. and we can also produce seed ourselves and no longer have to buy it. narrator: the trainer promises, "in the end, you'll be millionaires," a suggestion that prompts plenty of laughter. people across the region are receiving training from local

when it comes natural, embrace that. >> let's see the natural. >> so she's wearing a pair of skinny jeans. a lot of women are intimidated by jeans because they gap in the back when you have a bigger booty. do a pair of skinny jeans that elongate your legs but also have stretch. if you have that gap, make sure you're belting jean so you bring it in. she has a top that's a little bit more fabric so you want to tuck it in and show that waist. >> she has a tiny waist. >> so it's super flattering. >> curvy. we have christina. she's working it. i want to be able to walk like that. >> christina, you look good. tell us what you've done there. >> i think for a woman who has a you want to have a dress that is either a wrap dress that you can cinch at the waist or do a trench coat on top that has a belt. you don't want anything to be too, too tight. again, you want to use the trench coat in the same way you would use a blazer, polish the look and bring everything together. it's bright, she has confidence. it's not too tight and it's not too loose. >> she looks so good. >> we talk about cankles, what

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llwyd is naturalizing and where? >> you'll find the naturalization rate is about 75% or higher. but compared to americans only 44 percent ultimately naturalize. and those in the country legally. those under over represented to naturalize hispanics because that process is still going on the skins are somewhat underrepresented and then they plan to return home at some point in some would say they're worried about the cost and then say they're worried about their english skills. in they still have not. in terms of those numbers there under represented given what you would expect. >> with regard to the migration what can you tell us about the demographics of that group? levels of education? with that behavior given? >> into note that the rate of migration has tripled. it is a recent phenomenon. as they're born citizens that most of them lower immediately or the services under medicare in the of what location. hint active or not politically, it needs to be seen that level of activism might continue to follow politics on an island very closely some will go back to vote in p.r. which i

why is natural gas different? moreoil might decline quickly than other natural gas fields.mpany were to quit drilling, you're going to see declines in the 25%-40% range. year over year. alix: and that is not going to come back? tom: it will, over time. but you will have to start spending cash flow to do that. the company's income or cash flow is going down as prices drop. so there is not as much to be able to spend. alix: do you feel that investors will let them finer capital again? tom: i do. most investors agree. time, youmove up over can invest in the business. it might be years. alix: in the meantime, what do you do when you are waiting for capital markets to open, waiting for natural gas prices to go up, have you stay alive? is cole and if the company well positioned, it is the perfect time to buy. if you are a major, and this is the perfect time to be buying acquisitions that you don't have to pay for. alix: why haven't we seen that? tom: it is a struggling time. it is difficult to predict when things will turn around. i have never seen a market like this very even in

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this is natural selection. this is unnatural selection. [laughter] what if that hump-- which, huge news to me, does not contain water, it contains fat... it's ted, it's times square, it's town hall. announcer: "ted talks: science and wonder" was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. please welcome your host, baratunde thurston. [applause] welcome to the town hall theatre in new york city. i am so excited to be hosting "ted talks live" brought to you by pbs here tonight. now, one of the reasons i'm excited is because of tonight's theme, science and wonder. your minds are going to be blown tonight, and with it being a ted audience, that means there are several neuroscientists here to repair any damage that is done by those blown minds. these talks in this program, they're about magic and the making of magic, and i can't think of a more magic-making company than pixar. we have with us tonight the director of photography and lighting for pixar, and, yeah, she is as cool as that job title sounds, so please give a warm ted we

the gas produced here goes straight into a pipeline on site just like any other natural gas. >> it'sed into the pipeline and then it's delivered to anywhere in the country. >> reporter: destructive greenhouse gases that would be escaping into the atmosphere anyway, going to good use. dairy farms have been building digesters for years, but the technology is advancing, and diversifying. it turns out, the way to get the most methane from your digester is to have a mixture of manure and food scraps. >> i got the turkey bacon guac burger. >> reporter: that's where restaurants like denver's park burger come in. >> we do have gray recycling bins as well as bins with no bag which is our composting setup. >> reporter: general manager t.j. mcreynolds pays a little bit more for composting services on top of his trash bill. he thought it would end up as mulch somewhere. >> never once did i consider it being used for natural gas. >> reporter: hundreds of colorado restaurants, schools and groceries have begun sending their scraps to heartland. >> there could be 25 to 30 semi loads per day of food

i can tell you that i naturalized as anél, adult.nd i didn't really know where do i go register, right? and then the first time i was going to vote, i was a little intimidated. you can call it whatever, vanity. i didn't want to look stupid, right? i had never been there. everybody else seems like they know what they're doing. so partly is obviously the environment where people can see their vested interest, but part of it is also making sure that people have those tools to go through the process. and so, you know, that's why we're trying a variety of things. the high school registration point. there's legislation to make registration easier. the mobile app, it's in the palm of your hand and you can pass that phone to the person sitting next to you. and if you're engaged and your fren is not, guess what, now you became a voter registration agent just by having that phone. those avenues are going to be important as well in making sure that people have the information they need so they don't feel that that is an impediment. >> ill just

this country has become rich because nature was good to us and because the people who came from europe the most vigorous. were usedresources skillfully and economically and because of the wise work done by theodore roosevelt and others, significant progress was made in conserving these resources. we make -- unless we make the proper decisions today on how we should use our water and air and land and oceans, unless we make an effort comparable to what theodore roosevelt and others made 50 years ago, we will waste. today's conservation movements must embrac discipline unknown in the past, marshall our best technological resources. it must concern itself with theear energy as well as chemistry of water. the factors of open space. our priority is to attack and increase our understanding of our environment to a point where we can enjoy it without defacing it, without subtracting permanently from its value, and maintain a living balance between man's actions and nature's reactions. for this nation's great andurces is an elastic productive as our ingenuity can make it. our national assets bel

e claim those by nature.hey said no, we will not put the rights in the document because if we put it in and people will assume that is the end of their rights. and it is a negative document. it's a list of powers that we decided to give the government. and when that ends, the government has no furrer powers. the constitution is not some list of the limited rights that the people have because in our system, the government is limited and the people's rights are limitless. and the founders back in philadelphia in 1787 and 179, hey had a big debate about his. and yet they said, if we don't list them at all, so the compromise, outside the ocument, let's add the bill of there was a picture. a giant ocean, throughout human history, people have believed that the island is your right and the ocean is the powers of government. and the american founders said this is backwards because the island is the little set of enumerated powers that we the people give the government and the ocean is the limitless rights of people w

the first is the nature and purpose of a written constitution. the second is the legitimacy of judicial review and particularly whether judicial review really does involve what has been called -- a counter majority area and dilemma. there are those, and they might be an american majority, who believe that majority rule is the sovereign american value that trumps, if you will pardon the expression, all others. they believe that the degree of america's goodness is defined by the extent to which majorities are able to have their way. believeple are bound to that it is the job of the judicial -- of government to facilitate this by adopting a modest deferential stance regarding what legislatures do. and regarding what executive branch officials and agencies do. here, judicial deference is said to be dictated id nature of the modern presidency. this began with the presidency of andrew jackson but did not fully flower into modern communications technologies especially radio and then television changed the nature of the american regime by changing the na

is to dollar natural gas here to stay? to a ceo who says we have already seen a bottom. 2008 i said back to we would never be below six dollar natural gas. alix: what happened i was so surprising that got us to two dollars? >>tom: how much we were able to produce under different types of reservoirs. not only shall, with limestone, sandstone, the amount of production that can come online was more than anticipated. alix: and the amazing thing we have seen is that the production keeps rising as the rig count has kept falling. how do you explain the huge discrepancy? is: well, in natural gas, it mainly due to an area that has infrastructure coming in and the wells are very good and you can bring on more natural gas out of the east. the story about natural gas is actually about demand. as demand has continued to increase, that is going to allow prices to recover. alix: it seems like what everyone is waiting for is the one in natural gas price that is going to help rebalance the market and help the healthy market going forward.

naturally beautiful babies. mmmm mmmm....mmmm mmm mmm mmmm >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. >> 10:27, beautiful view there over the brooklyn bridge in the east river. it's monday, march 7th, good morning, i'm michael gargiulo. funeral services held at this hour for a former new york city police officer killed in texas. a line of officers entered st. patrick's cathedral there to pay respects to the officer, 29 year old killed in a shootout in texas, near dallas. he had served five years at the nypd, then signed to the 9th presingt here in manhattan. >>> check of the weather, high of 57, tonight cool, quiet, 47. tomorrow partly sunny, 64. wednesday lots of sun, record high of 72. thursday mostly cloudy, chance of rain late in the day. friday some clouds, 61. >>> up next on the "today" show, best products to get you ready for spring cleaning. long at..bcnewyork.com and >>> it is a fun kay day monday. there isn't a woman out there who isn't self-conscious about some part of her body. >> you think your booty's

there's a war on coal, and that means a shift to natural gas, but this reduces natural gas, so isn't that counterproductive. >> first of all, let me say, there is no war on coal. those are your words. second, i don't think it's counterproductive. i don't think it's okay to vent and flare natural gas into the atmosphere without efforts to collect it. that's a resource that belongs to all americans, to go up in smoke, or up into the atmosphere. we believe it should be collected. it does cost money. i'm sure there's also money to be gained from the production of this oil -- from the natural gas associated with oil. >> thank you. >> mr. splom? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. madam secretary, i want to first thank you for your continuing commitment to the expiration of the potential geothermal energy, particularly on the island of saipan. let me ask you, i have some other questions that i probably ask for response, but for now, the close-up program brings -- to wash each year, to learn how their government works, actually a government, they don't have direct participation on. we don

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his death cons the day after he was charged with rigging bids for oil and natural gas leases.brey mcclendon was 56. ♪ . and carson will speak about his political future on friday of -- at the conservative political action conference in maryland. mitt romney will speak out ,omorrow in an address in utah laying out his case why donald trump should not be the party's nominee. that is according to a person with knowledge of the remarks. romney does not believe donald trump is the right person to lead the republican party. the source says that romney probably won't endorse another candidate or enter the race himself. the pentagon is looking for a few good hackers. the defense department recruiting experienced and vetted hackers to find vulnerabilities and flaws. the new program called "hacked the pentagon" gets underway next month, hackers hunting for flaws networks. with five months to go before the olympics, brazilian organizers are struggling to sell tickets. only 47% of the 7.5 million tickets have been sold so far. the revenue from ticket sales stands at $194 million or 74% of

swing state nevada has 73,000 latinos who are eligible to naturalize.g its primary next week, 146,000. florida, 637,000. nationally, the u.s. is home to 4.5 million latinos eligible to naturalize. >> the very same group that he has been attacking is the one that's going to stop him from getting to the white house. >> reporter: there is no love lost between univision anchor and trump. univision, a powerful media organization owned by a hillary clinton donor has joined with grass roots groups to get out the vote in november. the natural response, overwhelming. >> you feel it. you know that donald trump is your enemy. because he declared war. because he's the one that declared us enemies. >> reporter: that's the main motivator. why cuban-borniselle is getting her citizenship. when we bring up trump's name, this reaction. >> i can't stand him. he's like a punch to the gut, she says. donald trump's unintended consequence, a pathway to their political power. the trump campaign says his proposed immigration reforms, the deportation of 11 million undocumented i

we are the world's largest producer of natural gas. natural gas is both a cleaner burning fossil fuel than coal, as well as less expensive to construct new plants, and we have seen a significant transition. that, plus renewables and conservation is a large reason why coal has declined in its use. >> isn't it also true that other countries are now becoming less interested in purchasing coal and would rather also purchase more natural gas, is that not true also? >> yes, that's correct also. we've seen significant declines, for example, in china. >> that's interesting. i think it's really important for us to get on the record, to say that these changes in coal production are not due to administrative policies, but they're really due to the marketplace. and that the marketplace now is driving down coal production, not administrative processes or policies. actually, i think we have unfairly, i think, been subsidizing coal production, such as from the powder river basin, and letting coal be produced or mined at rock bottom prices. so i'm gla

other oil providers have also been rising, and these aims have been even amid a sharp decline in natural gas. it is trading at a 17-year low, morgan stanley coming out predicting a recovery, but that is not helping prices in today's session. anchor: ok, julie. much appreciated. look from the first word news desk this afternoon. mark crumpton. super tuesday, ben carson telling supporters he does not see a path forward, and he will not attend the debate in detroit, ben carson instead speaking about his political future on friday at a political action conference in maryland. marco rubio is still insisting he has a shot at winning the republican presidential nomination, speaking to reporters in english and spanish after he and his wife cast their early ballots in the florida primary. he said tuesday was positive with his win in minnesota, even though donald trump took 10 states, and ted cruz took three states. looking for hackers, the defense hackers tois routing expose any vulnerabilities in its computer systems through a program called hackney pentagon that gets under way next month. they

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