direct, as the apostle paul says, he is the firstborn of the dead who showed us a new heaven and a new earthre in his resurrected personality. and we must remember that sunday is not just the life of our spirit after death. resurrection is the new heaven. and the new earth is again life in the body and lord, jesus christ revealed this reality to us. and we know that each of us. through the resurrection enters this reality, because she is the reality above beyond all doubt, irony beyond all denial, the new heaven, and the new earth, and the new body. we all live in this eschatological perspective, therefore the pascha of christ is also a schatological holiday. it reveals to us the glory of god and the glory of eternal life through the resurrection of jesus christ, the son of god and the son of man.

new heaven and new earth and new body we all live in this eschatological perspective, therefore the pascha of christ is also a schatological feast. it reveals to us the glory of god and the glory of eternal life through the resurrection of jesus christ, the son of god and the son of man. this news is on the first hello in the studio of valery korablev in this issue of the color of faith today, holy saturday, orthodox easter treats are illuminated throughout the country in anticipation of a miracle-descent of the holy fire. the task is at least in the near future, launch the bakery, establish communications, provide food and water, mariupol, which, under the complete control of the russian dpr fighters, returns to the peaceful life of the biden. and the emptiness of the american president seems to live according to the principle of not a day without embarrassment in the states they are guessing. why is he again and again trying to shake hands with a non -existent interlocutor, not a word more body language and frantic, internal energy is enough to understand everything today, among the orth

we feel sorry for all of our new earth is not clear, if they apply to the old earth may mean a completely one. what kind of rubber you won’t believe, even moscow is ours, even moscow is ours i don’t say already, yekaterinburg is ours orenburg is ours, our belgorod here in kursk happens in belgorod every day people. konstantinovich is sitting under fire, if possible, we probably heard. earth, and now i look at these people, who every day in belgorod are under shelling and every day drones come from the west, with which they are bombed, and every day laser -guided shells will come and strike systems will come every day. and what's next? what's next? restraining a psychopath who has gone mad, which is the american elite , can only be done with an action, and with an action persuasive, but not hysterical head, rolf suggested that just i remember a small island somewhere in northern europe to defiantly destroy. for this, the northwest has not yet come. i believe that for now, we must educate the western and formerly american elite about the basics of nuclear deterrence, which they have forgott

of foreign countries, where on novaya zemlya well, on the ground, and there is nothing from the new earthorry for her. we feel sorry for everyone, but our novaya zemlya is not a clear snake can mean, a completely new one regarding, yes, yes, you won’t believe even our moscow even our moscow i don’t say already, our ekaterinburg is our orenburg, our belgorod here in kursk happens in belgorod every day people. konstantinovich is sitting under fire, if possible, we probably heard. and what does novaya zemlya have to do with looking at these people, who every day in belgorod under shelling and every day of the west are drones that are bombed and every day laser-guided shells and shock systems will come every day. what's next? restraining a psychopath who has gone mad, which is the american elite, can only be done by action, and by a convincing, but not hysterical, action, vladimirovich suggested that i remember defiantly destroying a small island somewhere in northern europe, that the time for this had not yet come northwestern. i believe that for now, we must educate the western and formerly

now there were all sorts of events this week and across the bay area to mark earth day abc 7 news reporter bernard explains that in some communities this earth day was a chance to take stock of how climate is affecting the planet. birthday san francisco festival is back on valencia street after a two-year pandemic pause green businesses on display from solar to those who plant trees all food vendors have gone vegan being around the community with a lot of people who are doing the same thing promoting a veganism for others earth day weekend is a call to action to protect the planet. it's more than just a celebration. it's a teaching and it's a day for activism climate. is moving the needle and changing the conversation. it just means a chance to think about how we can take little tiny steps to prevent climate change to be more responsible. it's a lot of you got it. okay. let's go. so the trash and marin city the linda mixon and her kids were picking up trash for an earth day community wide cleanup. i enjoy doing it because our kids can actually play safe outside without putting things in th

there were all sorts of events this week and across the bay area to mark earth day abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard lanes that in some communities this earth day was a chance to take stock of how climate change is affecting the planet. the earth day san francisco festival is back on valencia street after a two-year pandemic pause green businesses on display from solar to those who plant trees all food vendors have gone vegan being around the community with a lot of people who are doing the same thing. veganism for others earth day weekend is a call to action. check the planet. it's more than just a celebration. it's a teach-in and it's a day for activism climate change is moving the needle and changing the conversation. it just means a chance to think about how we can take little tiny steps to prevent climate change to be more responsible. it's a lot of admiring city the linda mixon and her kids were picking up trash for an earth day community wide. up. i enjoy doing it because our kids can actually play safe outside without putting things in their mouth especially for the little on

news. you can watch branching out a nat geo earth day adventure right now on the abc 7 bay area streaming tvpp. you can find it in the new and popular row disney is the parent company of abc 7. well spencer christian here to talk a little bit of weather. you never know who you'll see over at disney. that's true. i thought ginger might have called me ask me what the weather was going to be here. what a great trip for her and her family exactly. fantastic. let's take a look at our weather here in the bay area over. we'll see a few high clouds. maybe even some patchy fog along the coastline and out around the bay shoreline overnight lows will be in the mid-topper 40s for most locations highs tomorrow under bright skies with a few high clouds about 60 at the coast. we'll see lots of low 70s around the bay shoreline and upper 70s to low 80s inland and here's the accuather seven day forecast. so we're going to pretty sharp cool down on tuesday and wednesday with a few extra clouds. it'll be breezy no rain in sight. thursday will be brighter in terms of sunshine, but even chilly. and then we'll sta

doll lines over the past f four or five years they were known for being full of trash this is the new earth look model. this is sustainable here this ball is made of paper bamboo recycled. this is the grow girl. she has tools with her and things that is one example of all of the plastic stuff inside there is now all compostable recyclin paper. bake d potato is doing a one tre initiative every game sold, they plant a tree this, too, herd mentality. if you buy the version on amazon, it comes in a smaller package with no plastic whatsoever >> listen, james, this all sounds -- no, no i love it. i feel your pain, literally, ripping open that plastic. it sounds great. i wonder if consumers would pay? i guess that is as good as it is for everything it will cost more. we don't buy things from china because we want to, we buy it because americans demand cheap they don't want to spend a lot of money maybe people don't have the money to spend will people pay up to do better? >> so that has been a concern. a lot of times you can really see it in the independent toy stores one made in china and one is g

president biden on the west coast decide in new executive order on this earth day, he says. it's all about protecting the force. what critics so call it nothing more than a conversion and new water restrictions are now in affecting contra costa county. the mandatory restrictions and how much you might have to pay if you exceed the water limit, plus radioactive waste in the bay area after the break a report on how residents. edit barrier whether the rank clouds are moving out of town and you can plan on more sunshine and can plan on more sunshine and warmer temperatures th oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. it's started. somewher

i am the earth a wire is gravity, and this is a satellite while korolev was building new rockets von braun showed models at the local arterian club. but if you increase the speed of the rocket, it will leave the earth's orbit and go to germany. now is not the time to answer your question . is it true that you were a nazi and your rockets were made by slaves? dr. von braun, these citizens are here to discuss very different matters. they came to hear about the american space future , they pay here. i don't look to the past, but to the future when these people go into space. later , it became known from the archives that von braun himself chose the slaves, for the construction of the fauna, these facts were hidden from the american public. korolev was ready to test his rocket with a new design, doomed with a detachable warhead. key to start key to drainage broach 2 start i went i went. 15 minutes passed, and they learned that having covered 500 km, the missile successfully hit the target. good. there is confirmation that everything is over. successfully turned out. everything worked out

earth. we're in san francisco. nbc bay area news. >> thanks. a lot of folks are celebrating earth day in san jose as well. mayor sam liccardo are at citihaul for recycling day. you can see the notes are from attendees pledging to recycle properly. this is part of the recycle right campaign where they try to teach people what goes in the bins and what doesn't. >> it is our pledge banner that we like to call. people come by the booth and then they write why and how they recycle. so it is important to see those messages. >> earth day celebration is still going on right now. it is scheduled to end at noon at city hall in san jose. >>> there are new recordings to play for you this midday. a republican house leader, kevin mccarthy, talking about his interaction with donald trump. >> those audio clips are leaking out as part of a promotion for a new book. >> called this will not pass. a book about trump written by two "new york times" reporters. and you're absolutely right. we need to frame this as an attempt to sell books. but it is making news becaus

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today, a brand-new mural incident this go will connect you with our planet, just in time for earth day. this weekend, abc7 has partnered with nacchio to bring you unique public art project. also the san francisco standard is always bringing -- breaking new ground. today it launched a new comedy show. one of the co-anchors of the program will be joining us. first, as a justice department reinatle areg,he cdc air mante mking work? and is there a more effective combo booster in the works for this fall? joining us is our abc news special correspondent. it is a big week for you. >> it is. and i -- i cannot believe baby girl laura is one euro today. -- one year old today. she was on camera when she was 60 hours old. it has been a year. kristen: she has grown up here, practically. happy birthday to dear laura. she is styling there with mama. we could watch this all day, the ratings would be better as well. i know you prepared around for us. >> the audience knows how this goes. which one of these is not true? osis bivalent, or is it b, the fda advisory group is planning on meetings under five,

nbc bay area news. >> very nice, herring and oysters. this is earth week. ws is highlighting efforts big and small playing a role to save the planet. sustainability in the fashion industry and creative ways to use leftovers. herring or oysters? >> oysters. >> i'll go with salmon. >> all the stories on the website. we looked at declining sea ice and impacts in the bay area. nbcbayarea.com, click on climate section. >>> good news, see it on storm ranger mobile doppler radar, storm system moving overhead, light to moderate rain. moving north and east. will keep some rain in san rafael and larkspur. moving through the next hour. as we head into the overnight hours, this is going to fall apart towards the south bay. by morning commute not much left for the south bay, isolated chances for san jose and gilroy. after this we will see a clear out tomorrow afternoon and sunshine in here. all in all looking good for tuesday. rainfall totals very light. trace to 0.2 inches. that's the blue color. snowfall, headed to sierra early tomorrow, winter conditions, totals 3 to

going to steal that. >>> soham kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area this >>> dividing over protecting mother earth. we will meet impressive and inspiring girls on this case, next. >>> joining us tonight it 7:30 on cbs news bay area for one hour special, i unearthed climate impact, the warming world on natural disasters from wildfires to floods and tornadoes. >>> watch our stream whenever and wherever. find us on pluto tv, channel 1021, and any platform using the free cbs news app. >>> there's a big gender gap when it comes to getting jobs in science and engineering but a group of young girls wants to change that. yeah, in the process can also learn to protect. michael george introduces you to the green girls. >> reporter: these teen girls turn to this harlem park into their own science lab. >> ready and go. on this spring day, they're using dirt, grass, and sticks to create a functional water filter. >> it is working! >> reporter: 11-year-old sophie calls her experiment a success. >> i think it is really essential. let's say i was stuck somewhere and the water was really polluted, i could use it t

new evacuations tonight. >>> and on this earth day, a clean energy breakthrough roads that charge yourric vehicle while you drive.

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next on abc 7 news at 5 taking action to save the earth a look at local. efforts today to protect our planet also some masked mandates could be coming back as covid cases climb in california and a new place to play in san francisco with a view not to be missed abc 7 news starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. well taking small but significant action as the bay area today celebrates the world's largest environmental movement. thanks for joining us. i'm jr. stone abc 7's ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area begins with a focus on the environment events this weekend across the bay area. honored earth day abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is here. of tonight to explain that in some communities. this earth day is a chance to take stock of how climate change has affecting the planet cornell. yeah jr. from picking up trash to our carbon footprint earth day. at is giving folks a lot in the bay area lot to think about when it comes to the future of the planet. birthday san francisco festiva

new evacuations tonight. >>> and on this earth day, a clean energy breakthrough roads that charge your electric vehicle while you drive. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone for both sides in ukraine tonight there's a lot riding on the battle for mariupol russia in desperate need of a big victory after a series of embarrassing setbacks in the war for ukraine a defeat would change the david and goliath narrative of its outmanned forces standing toe to toe with a giant russia war machine and so tonight in the war of information ukrainian officials say the battle isn't over, rejecting putin's claim of success in the critical port city ukrainian troops, they say, continue to fight back from their last stronghold inside that steel plant. tonight the larger russian plan for ukraine may be finally coming into focus as fears grow over the safety of civilians and what they have had to endure. matt bradley is in the war zone with the latest >> reporter: tonight all eyes on this steel mill in mariupol, ukraine's last stronghold surrounded by russian

ein talking about, where it was said that the development of new weapons began in germany. on earthrecisely because there are too many weapons and a new one is needed in order for the old one to lose its meaning, friends say loudly. i 'll be right back. good evening. good evening. ma'am margarita is glad to see you drawing the consequences of my photographic memory suspecting something. sorry marguerite nothing meet elizabeth hello elizabeth my name is katherine but you can call me kitty. good evening kitty in that case. oh no, robert the genius physicist said you'd be with your husband. also a scientist and also a physicist, but since, unlike mr., i am not married. there is no one who could confirm that i am also a genius, but i think it is not necessary to introduce him. good evening mr ein good evening elizabeth you are charming today. you look like an italian my real name is esther pink. it was my personal decision. british americans have been working on the creation of a new type of weapon for several years now. atomic bomb, why are our soviet scientists not doing this? comrade

and later on, ronny chieng is going to hit the streets to see how new yorkers are celebrating earth day, and then he roasts them for it. but first let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ). all right, let's kick things off with the big news about netflix. today, the streaming giant saw their shares drop lower than your grandma when they play "september" at a wedding. and when you're a company worth $150 billion with 200 million subscribers, your crash makes everyone panic. >> shares of streaming giant netfilx cratering after the company reported losing subscribers for the first time in more than a decade. that stock is losing about a quarter of its value in premarket trading. it was already down more than 40% year to date. >> netflix saying more than 200,000 subscribers left the service in the first three months of the year. now observers are asking if viewers will have to binge watch their favorite netflix show with ads in between. it's something c.e.o. reed hastings hasn't ruled out. >> allowing consumers who would like to have a lower price and are advertisi

earth is the only planet we got right now. >> reporter: in san francisco, alyssa goard nbc bay area news. >>> on the peninsula, earth day celebration included this. the biggest beach cleanup of the year for one group. you see volunteers with the pacific beach coalition picking up trash at the beach in pacifica. coalition organized cleanups at 11 different sites up and down the peninsula. organizers say not only do volunteers put in hard work, they also get to have a little fun you, at the same time. >> oh, earth day is great. earth day is a great day. everybody is in a good mood. people have a lot of fun. you can't believe people come back from picking up all kind of trash and saying i had so much fun. it is a fun day. it is a lot of work but it is all for a great cause and every time we do it, it further the message. >> organizers say, volunteers picked up about 300 poubds of trash. and 1,200 cigarette butts today aileen and they cleaned up many times that amount elsewhere. >>> all week we have been taking a look at solutions to help our climate in crisis, in our climate hack series, vianey arana shows us things like how to save w

the name of a product here is 7, tara, and that means to make the earth new again. and here at t as in po, our goal is to empower pharmacy to grow food organically and also improve their soil health using a more excessive wouldn't available or organic. so blend or input during farming workshops are held at the small model farm next door. 30 farmers belong to the network. here they can learn about sustainable farming. not just growing organic vegetables, but also that healthy soil is good for the climate, because it stores carbons instead of burning. air, sugarcane whispered out on farm. we decided to a use. it's also gonna blend which helps improve the soil facility. so with this aspect, i believe that as a farmer, i have a middle role to play, which is fight in climate change. this is our main focus. it's mainly farmers with just a few hector's of the land who cultivate sugarcane in ghana. they sell the product at the local market. it's often used to make sweetener and alcohol. 40 years ago, sugar cane production was still an important industry in ghana, but all of

it's a whole new way to act on earth day. we are small of our 7 miles. and so it should not hard for us to come together on issue. >> the event organizer is 19 years old. she goes to san jose state university and grew up in san francisco. she tells me at the rally the district attorney's office reached out to her about hiring an environmental attorney to go over all these issues in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. president biden marks earth day in seattle today by signing an executive order to restore national forests. >> the order directs federal land managers to do an inventory of the nation's mature and old growth forests. within a year, they'll identify threats like wildfire and climate change and come up with policies too. protect them. >> our forest, our planet's longs. they literally are recycling cycling co 2 out of the atmosphere. that's what they do. by the way, more the i spent time down the amazon. and in colombia and brazil. and guess more carbon is taken out of the year. in the amazon. that carbon sink. then every bit of ca

it's a whole new way to act on earth day. we are small of our 7 miles. and so it should not hard for us to come together on this issue. >> the event organizer is 19 years old. she goes to san jose state university and grew up in san francisco. she tells me at the rally the district attorney's office reached out to her about hiring an environmental attorney to go over all these issues in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. president biden marked earth day in seattle by signing an executive order to restore national forests. >> the order directs federal land managers to do an inventory of the nation's mature and old growth forests. within year. they will identify threats like, you know, wildfires, climate change in come up with new policies to try to protect them. >> our forest, our planet's lungs, they literally are recycling cycling co 2 out of the atmosphere. that's what they do. by the way, more the i spent time down the amazon. and in colombia and brazil. and guess what? carbon is taken out of the year. in the amazon. that carbon sink. th

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this new special place when he returns to earth for his new thousand year reign. american vs to be ready for this return. all americans have to choose salvation. it's their obligation to go forward and try to perfect society. it's led by people like this man who had a whole method. they are most dominant in western new york. about two-thirds were female. he would create the anxious bunch where he was giving this revival sermon. he made sure women were amongst those on the anxious bunch because shebelieved in their moral piety and ability to hear his words. the emotion in his words and to reach out in the revival itself to claim salvation, to claim their calling in the revival itself. that's one major part of a radical context that mott operated within. this idea that women have a special set of qualities that make them reformers because they are more moral and more pious. they have an influence as mothers within the domestic sphere. because they have more special qualities. some people argue women were more moral than men because they had these special qualities.

. >>> still ahead on kpix news at 11:00. >>> earth day celebrations continued today and we will take you to some of the festivities. >>> and on this weekend twitter announcing changes to their policy. >>> and a nice day to be outside. >> how long will the sunshine last? guess. >>> well, all of the bay area we have spent the day observing earth day, even though it was a day late. >> and in san francisco they celebrated the day with art and much more. environmentalist spent their day getting their hands dirty featuring live music, speakers, all followed by a trash clean up and all would agree the celebration was a success. >> i feel so good. i am pretty sure i have gotten more hugs today than i have gotten in two years. >> the idea is if we get people thinking and creating together then it changes what we can actually do together. >> this year marks san francisco's 11th earth day celebration. after years of planning crews finally broke ground on an 87 million-dollar crossing. it's designed to give mountain lions and other animals safe passage in and out of santa monica. >>> twitter say

. >>> here in california, pg&e is working with this new technology. the rapid earth fault current limiter was first installed in 2020. the lunch is supposed to detect fallen wires and reduce the flow of electricity. it comes after pg&e will pay a $55 million settlement for causing the kincade fire and the dixie fire. >>> let's take a live look outside. ryan is here with what we can expect for the rest of this easter weekend. >> if you're looking out that way, it is oakland. however you want to see the view. >>> and will be mostly sunny tomorrow after we had the rain early this morning. almost one inch of rain in parts. walnut creek, .5 inches. even san jose got somewhat wet with .11 inches of rain. mostly sunny skies over much of the bay area. there is more rain on the way. april showers bring may flowers . temperatures are in the 50s and 60s right now. it is 4 degrees colder in san francisco, but warmer in santa rosa and petaluma. the big story is the rate. it will be back by monday night and early tuesday morning. what is happening at the moment is up for tomorrow

out, makes way for sunshine into saturday and sunday. >>> another local news update in half an hour. >>> we're back it is 8:30 on earthester they have been lining up for you. you are like 1 d. >> you guys are awesome. >> we're also in just a few minutes going to attempt to set a guinness world record. >> behind us we've got students from pace university they are here -- [cheers and applause -- taking part all across the country. as we try and set the title for the most people watering plants at -- >> it's never been done before. >> so i think we can do it i feel good about it also ahead, shop today's adriana brock is here with a few best sellers good for both your purse strings and the planet >> we look forward to that then we'll dig into some ways we can change our kitchen and cooking habits to reduce food waste. that's so important. >> and coming up in the third hour, ozark" star alfonso herrera is with us live. as the show is making its highly anticipated return and final season >> and today is earth day. but don't forget mother's day around the corner. and we're hosting a special brunch here on the plaza. >> two w

new york. and finally here on earth air bus is known for building airliners. but did you know the company is also building a new spacecraft? air bus has unveiled its juice probe. yes, that is the name. it's an acronym for jupiter icy moon. explore. and that's part of a european space agency mission to unsurprisingly explore jupiter and those icy moons, ganymede europa and calisto, which could even harbor signs of life. of the probe is scheduled to launch a year from now here's a reminder of the top business story we're following for you. the european commission is preparing to ban russian coal imports as part of a 5th package of sanctions. and as a response to new allegations of civilian executions by russian soldiers near keith, all 27 member nations will have to agree to the measures. that's it for me and the dw business team, you can find out more about these and other stories online. d, w dot com slash business to watch. ah, brighton beach in new york neighborhoods known as little odessa because of the many immigrants from ukraine, the people from russia an

of conspiratorial thinking and is not patterns have not gone away and drafted to new conspiracy theories like flat earthe thing they encounter to rationalize is if earth is flat and why is it covered up? and dating from some very cynical actors and to introduce ideas about jewish people and blaming religious minorities for the flat earth cover up. and they will blame religious minorities and i think that is of a very dangerous place to be where very old but the ground of conspiratorial thinking are rebooted into a new and completely unrelated therek a. >> one interesting dynamic is at the same time fighters if itco were flatter thirst so with that totem pole. and with that dynamic quick. >> it's so funny because when i'm shocked and appalled that people are posting neo-nazi and those and those that say hold on there is some truth to that. most bedfellows don't want to be perceived as a nazi or a flat earth or. but they have to reconcile and then i remember reading one nazi website that and then to make a joking attack and then to backtrack but then to say terrible things but enough of that constituency

a new report shows the earth is on track to warm by more than three degrees celsius, twice the parisment target. if you look at g20 countries policies on decarbonization, how does it compare when you look at the progress? >> members of g20, led by germany, italy and france, along with the u.k., are doing relatively well. the average score in our scoreboard looking at major areas, they came out to an average of 75%, 3% higher than last year. they are improving, but as you mentioned, they are not perfect. when you look outside of the eu members, the performance has been worse. if you look at the asia-pacific numbers of g20, south korea is the best-performing one, 68 percent, followed by japan at 61% and china 59%. for all these countries, the performance declined relative to last year. the remaining three, particularly indonesia and australia, did pretty poorly. shery: has russia's invasion of ukraine had any impact on the policies of these countries? >> in the eu, we have seen a clear impact. the european commissions plan that was announced last month, they are taking this as an oppor

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new evacuations tonight. >>> and on this earth day, a clean energy breakthrough roads that charge yourc vehicle while you drive. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone for both sides in ukraine tonight there's a lot riding on the battle for mariupol russia in desperate need of a big victory after a series of embarrassing setbacks in the war for ukraine a defeat would change the david and goliath narrative of its outmanned forces standing toe to toe with a giant russ

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how big this new raptor apparently was when it roamed the earth. paleontologists in argentina say they had made a meg discovery. alright, this new mega discovery is a mega raptor. >> dinosaur, the new species being called the maip thorax. >> and apparently roam the earth 70 million years ago. that's just crazy. >> it was more than 30 feet tall. they say. and it waved it weighed in at 5 tons. the fossilized remains discovered where in such pristine condition that they're able to give researchers a pretty clear understanding, they say, of the dinosaurs, topical composition. scientists say these creatures were powerful killing machines with an appetite for meat. >> when you don't need the directors were animals with address colton's long tails which really helps them to move and have a better equilibrium. >> with long necks and along skull with over 60 small pointed teeth, but their best weapon was their strong long arms topped with long curved and pointed blades. >> and you want to be chased by one of those for comparison, for instance, standard veloc

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new phase. here commission chief earth, lavonda lyons says, it's just a matter of time before russia goes bankrupt. is russia running against the clock and sanctions in this war? while ukraine is rushing to keep itself armed, well, earlier we spoke to at last night, cough she is a russia analyst from the university college london. and she explains the background battles taking place at the moment we have on the battlefield is essentially the ukrainians. having them on power, particularly 3 mobilization, but needing sort of more firepower. the russian major problem is the lack of manpower. so even if we hear the stories of sort of time produces no longer being able to produce tags, no difficulties in trying to create sort of new equipment actually does of equipment. the russians have enough. but it's a question whether they have sufficient sort of manpower. so just to be able to fight it in the long run. sanctions will of course, have very negative feedback in terms of russians capacity to rebuild themselves militarily. but i think that unfortunately, the effect may not be quick enough with regards

new package of financial and military aid. escaping mariupol — which has been described as "hell on earth".en humanitarian corridors are agreed, as an urgent appeal is made for people to leave luhansk.ten humanitarian corridors are agreed to help thousands of ukrainians flee the war. one is providing an escape from mariupol, which has been moscow re—organises its military leadership in ukraine. general alexander dvornikov — who commanded russian forces in syria — is given overall charge. elsewhere... and angry scenes in pakistan's parliament between supporters and opponents of the prime minister, imran khan, ahead of a vote of no confidence. campaigning has ended in the first round of france's presidential election, which takes place on sunday. and mission accomplished — as the first all private astronaut team ever launched to the international space station — completes docking. hello. thanks forjoining us. borisjohnson has travelled to kyiv — to hold face to face talks with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. downing street says they are discussing the uk s long term support to ukr

new mexico one community is going to the extreme. the drive for sustainable housing has them living off the grid in what they call earth ships, made out of materials you might find in a junkyard. janet shamlian paid a visit. >> reporter: along a rural road in northern new mexico they rise from the dusty desert with futuristic shapes resembling something from another planet. but these are what's known as earth ships. off the grid homes built into the ground, made mostly from recycled materials. what some would call garbage. like used tires tightly packed with dirt for insulation and structural walls. and old bottles that become part of the interior. >> it's kind of like stained glass but we're using all recycled bottles. >> reporter: there are no power lines, water lines or sewage lines connected to this earth ship under construction. electricity is generated from solar panels. water is collected on the roof, then filtered. and the treated sewage nourishes plants and trees. >> this is the outer greenhouse. >> reporter: 76-year-old architect michael reynolds is the grandfather of the earth ship concept. >> so this is kind of the inner p

lulu lemon like new will start earth day, next friday, and you can exchange gently used lululemon clothing for gift cards ranging from five dollars to $25. the offer will depend on the item and the condition. the company will resolve the close on its website. for how reggie: much? reggie:right. i draw the line at tights. drew: i like the idea, reuse stuff, but not know how comfortable people are going to be. reggie: lined shorts are very intimate. drew: let us keep tabs on that story. partly cloudy sky over the city right now. here is a live look at the exploratorium camera. good air quality today, tracking rain into thursday. here is live doppler seven. over the past 12 hours, you can begin to see rain around you recap. after sunset is when the rain will first move into the north bay and spread south tomorrow. nowhere near as windy as the past couple of days. the day planner shows increasing clouds, a partly sunny day, and right during the daylight hours. showers move into the north bay tonight and spread south tomorrow. most areas likely ending up with less than a half inch of rain, high

amy: from new york, this is a democracy now! birthday special -- earth day special. as russia bombards a massive steel plant in mariupol still under ukrainian control, we mark earth day by looking at how the war in ukraine gives the united states a new chance to break free of dirty steel. >>he warn ukraine has highlightedow the u.s. steel indust is reliant on steel supplies from ukraine and russia and is also highlighting how this is an opportunity for the u.s. to begin rebuilding u.s. steel industry. amy: plus, we will speak to an indigenous climate activist in alaska about president biden's plans to resume oil and gas drilling leases on public lands, breaking a campaign pledge. >> we have scientists chaining themselves to buildings saying we are headed toward a climate disaster. bideneeds to stop oil and gas sales, no more drilling on public lands. we need a just transition today. amy: and then "powerlands," a new documentary made by a young navajo film in arizona about the displacement of indigenous people and environmental devastation across the globe. >> it is n