waited on an upturned plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and kiss forests. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of mount sit or oval. in a way says of calm eight hundred metres up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've. i've . i've. i've i've. the village is only st bede's straight to the cone of mt sit all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the. valley had to walk several kilometers all covered the distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single bric

will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've. i've. i've i've. i've. i've . much. of the village is only street leads straight to the cone of mounds the dollar which forms a natural detective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here a toll anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers cover the distance on horseback by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries focalin edge has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick lime washed in intense colors the facades are striking the original . they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village buildings act like a large mirror to the splendid mountain for. there's . a little colony is almost lost in the mountain panorama of the valk

way down the track and these nature knows no state or county or international borders we need nature hall and because it's the sustenance it's the church for all of us to stay well and healthy and the animals our brothers and sisters i'm so glad you connected the dots on that because when you say butterflies and we've talked about the bees in the past it's not just pretty to look at this is the food chain this is pollination you're interrupting our food supply right yeah absolutely and you know what we do to the pollinators and the animals we ultimately do to ourselves because this is how nature operates and by the way it's only had one point one billion years time tested. and it's a big tapestry so when we start to pull all the threads and the tapestry unwinds it's not only nature that is is devastated my colleagues know call it hideous biological annihilation it's us right it's the air it's the water that sustains all of us princes or poppers so we're all in this together we are all making new year's resolutions many of us to lose weight and i have quoted your tip that you've offer

and so if capitalism were natural, if property rights were natural, if individual rights were natural, if democracy were natural, they would have showed up a little earlier in the evolutionary record than 300 years ago. that is really where the only, really only time they actually show up in a sustainable way, basically in lake ex16 hundreds england and coming to america. >> host: you say in the epilogue of the book, you make the point that all, for thousands of years, according to every serious economic student of human history, for thousands of years, there was a effectively zero percent economic growth on the planet earth. >> guest: right. >> host: people lived on equivalent of somewhere two to three dollars a day. >> guest: everywhere. >> host: everywer on the planet. subsistence existence when it meant to be human being. >> guest: right. >> host: there were spurts of creativity, moments of intellectual creativity all that, but this was the fact. >> guest: seems to counter intuitive to people. we have wonderful history about rome, china, all the rest. the rich people left cool stu

the single greatest factor is clean, natural gas. only has it altered the economic landscape, it makes progress possible in energy as well, particularly renewable energy. when a power plant is so sourced by wind or solar, it still needs natural gas to back it up. the world is going to rely on traditional fuels far into the future. here in more developed nations, it can be easy to overlook that nearly a billion people elsewhere still have to get by without consistent or any electricity. in those societies, more access to energy is what's going to make all else possible, in fib health, safety, jobs, and mobility, advancement in just about every kind. these aspirations are just one force driving global energy demands. it's growing everywhere. and the international energy agency expects that more than half the demand will be met by natural gas and oil for decades to come. as the world's leading natural gas and oil producer, our nation is in a position of strength. after decades of feeling captive to faraway events and to the decisions of

nature nature conservation protection of habitats in animals and out of this was born the lion's share initiative attracting some of the biggest names in the advertising industry and their customers which are the businesses that everybody knows in terms of the supermarket shelves of products that they buy a services that they buy together we have now launched the line show initiative a small percentage of advertising will go to fund the u.n. family and you n.d.p. as a partner and this will help to take these funds and back into conservation and protection of nature it's an extraordinary example of how business first of all can become part of the solution secondly the advertising industry speaks to billions of people every day it's an enormous opportunity to raise awareness and make us all part of the solution so he'll be on the line share a groundbreaking partnership and i hope it will change the way we look at the possibility of using our everyday decisions to change the future thank you very much. and that's all for this special edition of v.w. business but we'll keep working hard to

notes destroying hundreds of nature. only fista to school. but they hope to inspire more people to protect the environment with points like this one climate change. quakes only kings global warming nuclear war by always human with depletion and the e.t.c. e.t.c. . when you think of austria you tend to think of towering mountains and went to sports it might look identical but locals are only so aware that in some places this pristine alpine world is under threat from climate change global warming is causing the alps to slowly crumble. it's been months since it happened but rudolf kurt remembers as if it were yesterday. is gone. only a small section of it is left with no. use to stretch from the woods over there along the bushes all the way to the next neighbor's. in a matter of seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rubble thundered down into the valley the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house in a small to rolling in village in the files valley. that considers it nothing short of a miracle that he and his

-- nature photography is right place right time. sometimes it works out, sometimes not."a moment of fleeting beauty..one many hope to witness..before it's gone. (pam) that was christopher salas reporting. if you're looking to snag the perfect shot on pfeiffer beach yourself... time is running out for this year. the keyhole phenomenon only lasts for a few weeks on either end of the winter solstice ... which happened on december 21st. (ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a final look at weather.... and our getaway forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of storms headed our way. tonight the rain will continue but decrease after midnight. it will partly cloudy on saturday with highs in the 50s and the low 60s. the clouds will be on the increase on sunday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. a series of storms without much break will bring heavy rain to the bay

nature and environmental protections. these nature inspired to express his creative ideas through them. beautifies work. it's a significant part of a society of the physical society so eve i am a poet's last we are not no less legislators for the world and there's a kind of poetry that focuses on nature and gives neat shortcuts pride of place that will stops me from promotes induct mind of work to be like that's why back up a budget they launched his initiatives polly meant to forms two years ago. the group meets three times each semester to present your points it's part of the efforts to help protect the environment. this is pushing making a difference to try to this is we're talking about things i'm not so this is not what you bring up strikes me anything of the artistic puts mind this is poetry talking real life friends which everyone can reach i think in terms actually bringing in portree closest society so part you know is not being it's making us see that there's something in nature kids we environment we keeping ou

they are intended to protect american families and communities from natural disasters. i'm actually appalled that this administration would raid money for communities broken from actual disasters -- madam chair might i have an additional 15 seconds? the chair: the gentlelady's ime has expired. ms. kaptur: would the gentlewoman yield an additional 15 seconds. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to ield three minutes to the -- ms. kaptur: would the gentlelady yield an additional 5 seconds? the chair: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized for 15 second of the ms. kaptur: this nation in conclusion must confront head on the reality of strengthening storms. we must help all communities recover from disasters as we never know when it will hit our own backyard. i urge my colleagues to support the disaster package. . i yield back the balance of my time. i thank chairwoman lowey for the time. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from al a al, mr. ater hold -- aderholt. the chair: the gentlewoman from alabama is recognized. m

and america's natural gas and oil industry is meeting the climate challenge head on. consider just a few basic numbers that show how this industry is meeting serious problems in serious ways. between 1970 and 2017 gdp in this country rose by more than 260%. energy use increased about 44%. vehicle miles traveled nearly tripled. and yet for all of this, combined emissions of the primary air pollutants went down by 73%. when it comes to carbon, no nation has reduced emissions more than the united states of america. smart policy explains only part of that progress. the single greatest factor is clean, natural gas. not only has it altered the economic landscape. it makes progress possible in energy as well. particularly renewable energy. when a power plant is so sourced by wind or solar, it still needs natural gas to back it up. the world is going to rely on traditional fuels far into the future. here in more developed nations, it can be easy to overlook that nearly a billion people elsewhere still have to get by without consistent or any electricity. in those societies mo

would replace the unpredictable mutations and natural selection this means. so if i go to grand central station everybody is seemingly randomly going through the day but they know we're going this one is going to philadelphia and this one is going to bust and this one is going to new in fact i watch them every day i would be able to plug off and create a business that say this is how this works. he . joined me everything on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's nice i'm showbusiness i'll see that. so you will be in. the. what i mean. i mean. you know the yellow sea going to the moon we can see as you know if you buy if. you're in the form of the media. i'm with you more in there baby one was in the mud almost nothing to do with many balls up in this film i want to move forward defense . nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in this population of wrongful conviction if you look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a l

em nature and he. was undefeated. when he won in a money change teams of nature. the group was only fista two schools so far but they hope to inspire more people to protect the environment with points like this one climate change. quakes already kane's global warming will warm by always even with depletion and in the e.t.c. e.t.c. . when you think of austria you tend to think of towering mountains and went to sports it might look identical but locals are only so aware that in some places this pristine alpine world is under threat from climate change global warming is causing the alps to slowly crumble it's been months since it happened but rudolf cut remember this as if it were yesterday the health of the total area is gone hence the more than half the health only a small section of it is left. and used to stretch from the woods over there along the bushes all the way to the next neighbor's. in a matter of seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rubble thundered down into the valley the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house in a

and natural selection this means. so if i go to grand central station everybody is seemingly randomly going through. what they know where they are going this one is the. this one is going to bust and this one is going to be interactive i watch them every day i would be able to plot to go off create a business that say this is how this works. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. let me just published or did you cry because. i still does not. make this many a factor come sentenced to public wells. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine. with no middle of the room sick. survival guide books a single malt to start a. business. you should. get a. good repatriation look at the rest the seventy. bill of the separate kaiser her. nobody could see coming that false confessions would. in this population pull. any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat li

says of the my house should be in symbiosis with nature and not fight it with technology. the architecture and design magazine paper has named robert ark the best private home of twenty seven team the polish architect had no intention of winning prizes with the house he was just looking for a place of refuge from hectic city life and here. and if you want to see more of the best in architecture and design that europe has to offer you can find plenty more online on our you tube channel interior design. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel details interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home ticker ration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you. up next is another installment in our series cole of the mountains where we visit some of europe's prettiest peaks and today we're off to austria to see the. it's the toll this mountain in the country as well as the highest mountain in the alps east of the brand of pa

nature means a lot to me in the sense that i came here because of nature's beauty because of the ocean and you know i'll be good to come in and live on a high level. to be out here in nature is just inspiring. every looks with the most beautiful locations full hollywood and goes along to the shoots. jurassic park was filmed here as well as king kong and many others. it is. well known in hollywood circles he lives here on kawai in a typical wooden house. he's modest and discreet when it comes to celebrities. but he knows many and gets to know some of them well during filming. i spent two weeks every day with robert redford you know and. he was different then if you and if you meet harrison ford who is very private he did every day he would show up at six am six sandwiches coffee and we would play tennis together. but nature is more important to me than any big name. the jungle the mountains the solitary beaches. the clients feel that you are connected to everything the ocean. earth the mountains sky. if we've learned anything from our travels around it's a sense of humility a reminder t

nature into consideration when planning your building that's exactly what polish architects. did when coming up with the concept for his prize winning project the uk while it doesn't really blend in with the backdrop the house is quite a sight to behold and we took a closer look at this impressive structure. set in the spectacular landscape of the best city mountains the silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert nice house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my ark it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines and sure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. and elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. design isn't the essential feature here. who. are designed to be simple and kong and not distract from what's happening outside the house with a cup of the river very nice vi

does not preserve species nature preserves purpose. what i think is really considered here i think it's natural that we will be able to improve our genetic code there is no indication that our genetic code is totally perfect in all its name and could not improve so i think we will do that as our bodies are formed by our cells which are the progeny of the originator cells known as stem cells these stem cells are now being studied and used to regenerate organs and tissues they can only be imagine a gene editing of stem cells you know it's really lead to the redesigning of the human body our bodies have stem cells all throughout so we have it in our bone marrow we have it fat. your liver cut off part of your liver and regenerate. just recently we found out that there are stem cells in your brain literally every your teeth every little part of your body has stem cells in it and basic as you age over time you stem cells are what replace damaged parts so if you have a building and you know plumbing that's better electrical it's bad it's coli

there are no worn out hiking trails so you can really get close to nature. put on a pair of snowshoes and you can go exploring off the beaten path a ranger from the high tower a national park will serve as your guide. the park was founded by a local industrialist who acquired some land around the gross block now in one nine hundred eighteen. he later donated the land to the alpine club on condition that to preserve the area. grew up just a little bit in blue. because the end of the line on the south side of the valley from here you've got to go on foot that's all the best thing about the national park is that it allows us to preserve some animal species that have died out elsewhere in the alpine region or on the floor and. snowshoe hikers can observe wild animals including alpine events. golden eagles. and in spring marmots come out of hibernation. to cable railways carry visitors to just under the three thousand meter level from there you can ski down into the valley. open binding skis are a popular trend this year. and it's evident that if you've even trai

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they are intended to protect american families and communities from natural disasters. i'm actually appalled that this administration would raid money for communities broken from actual disasters -- madam chair might i have an additional 15 seconds? the chair: the gentlelady's ime has expired. ms. kaptur: would the gentlewoman yield an additional 15 seconds. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to ield three minutes to the -- ms. kaptur: would the gentlelady yield an additional 5 seconds? the chair: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized for 15 second of the ms. kaptur: this nation in conclusion must confront head on the reality of strengthening storms. we must help all communities recover from disasters as we never know when it will hit our own backyard. i urge my colleagues to support the disaster package. . i yield back the balance of my time. i thank chairwoman lowey for the time. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from al a al, mr. ater hold -- aderholt. the chair: the gentlewoman from alabama is recognized. m

if we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves.are you? close your eyes! and the favourite and roma lead the charge for this year's oscars with ten nominations apiece. hello. zimbabwe's human rights commission has accused soldiers and police of the systematic torture of civilians, of using "brute, excessive and disproportionate force," causing avoidable loss of life. monitors say they've confirmed at least eight people have died in protests sparked by a doubling in the price of fuel, and there have been arbitrary detentions and arrests, many people snatched from their homes at night. our africa correspondent andrew harding sent this report from harare. grey skies, and an edgy mood here in harare. we film discreetly as soldiers and police gather in the city centre, their crackdown still very much under way. suddenly, we stumble on a man in agony. a samaritan has brought someone called tatenda to us, hoping we can help him. we transfer him to our car to head to a clinic and hear his story. how long did they beat you for? two hours. i

and natural selection this means. so if i go to grand central station everybody is seemingly randomly going. but they know where they are going this one is the. this one is going to bust and this one is going. and you know if in fact i watch them every day i would be able to plot to go off and create a business to say this is how this works. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bush for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. i get up. i mean does it just published or do it if i'm just if i had such a guy that i still does not shift because i was. i passed. through. because. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us as over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent from last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dol

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she's a force of nature. that's what it takes in an environment like mosconian where big things are happening in a fast time frame. she'll be missed. we know where to find you. look forward to more adventures with you in the bay area. thank you so much, kathleen. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi. i'm jack macy. it's been my privilege and joy to have known kathleen since i came to work for the city 20 and a half years ago. you helped orient me to san francisco and to the business community. i have just always been impressed by the joy and gusto you have with work. your smile and laugh, it's carried you a long way, no matter what the challenge is. you've really made quite a difference. i think about how far the city has come during your time and how you have really helped transform the culture and practices of the business community, working with beaumont, helping to create the recycling committee, the commercial recycler of the year awards. a lot of that work you really help lay the foundation on. then you wen

and offers a spectacular natural display in a side tunnel. after a disastrous avalanche in one nine hundred sixty five an avalanche warning service was a stablished here. specialists like michel you get hot still provide important data . this is the other thing that is quite interesting when you have a packed layer of snow on the loose layer on top of it and then another packed lair it's called a wind slab and it can slide down over a loose let me look at a sheet of the apostle up like. the top layer slips down almost without resistance the risk of avalanches great results are passed on to headquarters in munich which issues a daily report bozo's the moon is going to move on it that's a typical wind slap don't need to put this in loco to see if you're. outside there are more measuring stations depth of snow precipitation wind and temperatures are measured and recorded here. on blustery cold days hardly anyone is out on the slopes of the except the scientists. may scare them for the third of it perhaps part of it being here not just when the s

the world's biggest natural gas producer and now is also trying to become the top five natural gas exporter with the euro being its biggest potential market by the us for now as it's quite expensive to transport only four percent of the u.s. you can find not to all gas goes to europe are called in to some estimate estimates say compared with a fifty nine percent exported to asia changed all when their construction of new european league refined natural gas port terminals gets completed in the near future. hypotheticals there on another topic has a do is what it does wall street think about reports of bank a trump could take over as world bank president. despoina van seems that us investors are becoming more and more immune to some of the controversial nominations that could come out of the trump administration some considered that these will not be diverse time and the president has chosen family or people would like of experience two crucial roles especially when it comes to multilateral organizations said that said according to the white house he's not a candidate herself but helping with

and natural selection randomness means. so if i go to grand central station everybody is seemingly randomly going. but they know where they are going this one is the philadelphia and this one is going to bust and this one is going to interactive when i watch them every day i would be able to plug or go off and create a business to say this is how this works. when we all make this manufacture consent to the state of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent. that's nothing to ignore middle of the room sick. believe me i mean really really. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. help feed the we're out there time for some major predictions the following twelve months guaranteed to be one hundred percent accurate. just. generally. good to get you you'll be going to still. deny somebody that something done in town because of you. put up with i

ba ksy are spiritual servants, who are created by nature to help people. in modern culture, do people still go see a baksy? yes, of course, it's part of our life. if official medicine, european medicine doesn't help, people go to baksy. arman takes me to a far corner of the city, and an old, unmarked apartment block. let's go. so we're on our way up to the baksy‘s apartment, she'll be waiting for us outside the door. not entirely what i expected. we've just arrived here in the baksy‘s apartment, and we arrived in the middle of some kind of ceremony. there are two ladies who are getting their souls cleaned, i guess — it's hard to know what's going on. chanting and grunting bell ringing chanting and grunting. this is extremely intense. can you explain a little bit, what's happening right now? like an exorcism? yes, yes. each baksy is different, and this one incorporates elements of islam, kazakhstan‘s most followed religion. there is a power in this room i can't describe right now. i have never experienced anything like this. so, now it's my turn. having wit

her dream is one day to see orcas and their natural habitat wild and free. city. all day long but at yourself and for that if i raise such a wonderful gift to see these special animals in freedom people said it in their natural environment. to me that would be fantastic that the corny you leave it at that spectacular place said if i did it like that with that. on vancouver island canada's west coast this dream shall come true. friends and family don't miss a day's pay for her trip. and it's travels with us not only as a tatar. we are missing you know yeah but in the them in chile yes. i learned a lot from them since i started reading. funny how that if so would it be then there is a strong bond between females and their calves for a long time and that fascinates me which at the end you make me fight it's the reason i love these animals so much. that matter slightly you got to go to the middle of the moment to moment there are no nothing all you know not all of your lungs you don't know no amount of coming back one. day head out into johnston strait unknown or go h

stephen hawking argued knowing the mind of god is knowing the laws of nature my prediction is that we will know the mind of god by the end of the century. but first we should perhaps recall the ancient history school dictum to know that i sell. for who truly knows his own mind his own body let alone the universe with each affecting each other more deeply than we recognize. if people are watching us and. what humans would cause. as being activated. and what you would see on a cat scan is neural chemical activity that neural chemical activities cause the new world of coralie of consciousness. another would need to experience there's no experience that is not recorded in the brain or what we call the brain by the way the experience that's not recorded anywhere in the body the body is the written is recording the experience with the brain sending messages to the body so that memory right cells cells are everybody great interactivity so as long as you have them into a prediction of the universe where you actually believe that green the. real women and entities we see mind and body and the.