i found friends in oak hill and i found friends in oak hill and iwant— i found friends in oak hill and friends in oak hill and i want to stay in touch - i found friends in oak hill and i want to stay in touch with i i want to stay in touch with everyone _ i want to stay in touch with everyone in _ i want to stay in touch with everyone in oak— i want to stay in touch with everyone in oak hill, - everyone in oak hill, especially— everyone in oak hill, especially with- everyone in oak hill, especially with my i everyone in oak hill, i especially with my hosts. everyone in oak hill, - especially with my hosts. for the ukrainians _ especially with my hosts. the ukrainians and their especially with my hostsm the ukrainians and their host families, the months ahead will undoubtedly see more challenges. but in this peaceful corner of somerset, there is a real determination to stick together and help out for as long as they are needed. time for a look at the sport now. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with football and double european cup winners benfica are

in this oak tree were 50-60 years old, it was lying in the yard, then we cut it down , we use it.d fireplaces, the house is small, so it’s enough for a retired man, there are 23 varieties of apple trees, so he invented his way to save . we are on these cut turns but what to do if you know galina makova, who in the kyiv region built a whole alternative heating system for a small hospice, now more than 40 elderly people live here. most of them are evacuees from the donbass, people with severe conditions, people who are unable to walk, and heat is very important for them, in addition to a gas boiler , here they built a large they invested a lot of $10,000 in the boiler house, but now they are calm, if the gas disappears, we will not be left without heat here, and we also have a tank that immediately heats water and we have enough water in case of a loss of electricity, we bought a gasoline generator, generators with the beginning of the war, it became one of the most demanded goods among ukrainians, diesel fuel or gasoline, and you have autonomous electricity, the main thing is to co

also he sent the way out of the sides of the planted oak ridge. fuel volumes and he created plutonium also. he sent information about plutonium and what he sent confirmed what klaus fuchs had sent from los alamos. that confirmation is very important also because that eliminated a lot of the questions and suspicions of what made that information. they needed confirmation whenever they got the information from the intelligence forces here. there's quite a list. i think if you look at the amount of time it took for this country to figure out exactly how to manufacture polonium for the fuel and the fact that information that information that coval sent sped up the production and the soviet union. anyhow i could talk to about the imports but we don't have time. plant structure layouts and worker numbers, fuel production and fuel flown to los alamos from oak ridge that help in the development of the polonium. >> one of the things you discuss in the book is a college of new york and i think it played an interesting role. can you tell us your take on what

another example of that was his job at oak ridge as at physicist. it was known he was assigned to oak ridge. but exactly what did he do there? what was his daily routine and how would that affect his access to top-secret information? i had to find out and i learned from the oak ridge archives basically about the health physics department. and george was, he was a help physicist and what they did was they measured levels of radiation contamination and such work requires routine access to confidential and secret information. in fact most if not all information pertaining to health physics during his tenure at oak ridge was classified. physicists had to learn the basic chemical properties of all the radioactive materials they were monitoring. they were asked to be present whenever repair work was done on an equipment at all the plants and no shipment could leave the site without the approval of the health physics department. also, the health physicists conducted routine surveys of all officers and labs as a check for signs of contamination. three impor

he was a classmate of ct ny and colleague at oak ridge. i believe we have a lot of questions coming through so i'm just going to close out by saying it's quite interesting he left the state to go back to the soviet union. thank you for picking up on that. i almost didn't include that in the book. the symbol of america so i'm glad i jumped in. thanks. >> if you made it out, no one would believe it but it's what happened. here's a question i myself wondered. he wants to know did you ever in researching it get a sense of personal aggravation betraying the birth country. i would say frustration mixed with curiosity. i think he loved america but he also loved science and his family. he was protecting his family. i think you have to. it's like a professor of mine at columbia years ago. aggravated isn't really the word. he was so bright and when i was doing the research i was always watching for a hint of regret. he had no regrets because he wasn't dedicated to his family or science. he knew. after many years, he had no regret. that's aggravating

oak barrels are in short supply leaving wineries scrambling. what led up to the shortage? >>> starbucks will shut down two locations due to safety issues. why some workers are skeptical. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 93 in livermore, 80's at 00 p.m.,7: >>> a challenge for napa winemakers, they been suffering from supply-chain issues leading to shortages of two of the most important stables, the oak barrels and bottles that they need. now, there scrambling to adopt. >> the bottling machines are running full speed at this winery in st. helena as the winery bottles its special red blend. it is a process that should've already taken place but ongoing supply-chain issues have put them three months behind. >> bottling is late because a lot of glass is late. >> wineries are faced with another problem. a shortage of oak barrels just as the harvest is kicking in. >> for the business it's critical to get the barrels in time. harvest starts and mother nature does not wait. >> barrel associates international says a bottleneck at the port of oakland is preventing vendors f

oh, ifound friends in oak hill, and i want to stay in touch with everyone in oak hill, especially withthe months ahead will undoubtedly see more challenges. but in this peaceful corner of somerset, there is a real determination to stick together. jon kay, bbc news, oak hill. live now to kyiv and our correspondent there, hugo bachega. to what extent do you feel or do we have an idea of who has the advantage, who has the momentum now? the conflict seems to be at a deadlock. it has become a war of attrition. forweeks deadlock. it has become a war of attrition. for weeks there hasn't been any major change in terms of military position. the ukrainians are heavily reliant on weapons being sent by the west and that is giving them hope that they can push the russians out of their country. today, independence day, western nations have again reaffirmed support for the ukrainians in this war. president putin is likely hoping this support will fade as the war continues and people in the west pay attention to domestic problems like rising food prices and energy bills. today there is a ban here in k

and he sent the layout of the sites and the plants at oak ridge fuel, volumes.hey had a graphite reactor creating plutonium also he sent information about plutonium. and what he sent confirmed what was already sent from lost alamo's. so that confirmation is very important because that eliminated a lot of the questions and suspicions of what sent was misinformation. they needed confirmation. whenever they got the information from the intelligence sources here. so there is quite a list. i think if you look at the amount of time in this country to figure out exactly how to sympathize and manufacture polonium that information was sent and george sent it back to speed up the production in the soviet union. and i can talk about the sources of the reports that we don't have time. plant structures and fuel production and work numbers from los alamos to oak ridge radiation safety development in the polonium. host: one of the things you discuss in the book is the college of new york. bit is creating an interesting time. so what is your take of what is going on there quick

i wanted to support the bay view station at oak dale avenue. there's been a commitment to bring the station to bay view and makes no sense for the community. the evans is inequitable and on climate change sensitive land and on a dangerous street in bay view. it puts the station next to the junkyard and out of walking distance and according to the planning department it could cost twice as much to build the station in that location that doesn't work for the bayview community of the it's in the best interest of having the station within walking distance of homes and businesses and schools. the oak dale station has the greatest impact and residents to unleash job opportunities in the peninsula and downtown and can't access because of gas cost and transportation and i appreciate the leadership on this matter. thank you. >> thank you caller. there's no more virtual public comment. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thank you to our presenters and mr. clerk please call item 10. >> item 10 adopt revised classifications and salary struct

defeat though good. 3040 meters, oak the feet. so this was, had become useless if i want to take, spend the hold and i can't expand because as you can see, i can't go so and i can't go east either. soon. no spruce trees will be planted here for the local activists. monoculture, plantations are nothing but green washing their moneymakers. yes. but the health of the soil, biodiversity, and even the beauty of the natural landscape, don't factor into the equation. he can see here that, and it's really a dead zone, like nothing grows on the 1st floor. he can see down at our feet that there is like 3 or 4 centimeters of pine needles gathered. and he can seem like in a living to live like everything is just nothing off dead and nothing, nothing lives here. it's not a place that we want to come, walk in or want to see next to us. it's no good for, for anybody by the people who are making money. the economic arguments don't always hold up monoculture, plantations are particularly susceptible to climate change on the plantation belonging to

the oak fire burned more than 19,000 acres near yosemite national park.ls say that 100 and 90 buildings have been destroyed by the flames and one person was hurt. >> well, we have chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now to talk about the weather yeah, very dangerous. fire conditions coming up, fire things are looking better for them. the one to the north. that's extremely dangerous right now. we'll show you why in just a moment right now, you can see outside a few scattered showers in the oak fire. there. they are seeing a westerly wind again, 18, 19 miles per hour into the yosemite valley. so that's not always great. when you see those winds pick up in the afternoon, some showers there in the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms. what we're watching for, though, for the north, more that monsoon is headed in the northern california and you can see the moisture moving up right now. not much in the way of lightning strikes, but red flag warnings have gone up. you can see the couple of fires up there in the distance there, right on the borde

a shortage of oak wine barrels right as we approach harvest. this is not good being blamed on the supply chain. first the glass bottles were coming up production now it is the oak barrels being caught up in a bottleneck at the california ports including the port of oakland. wineries need the barrels to ferment and age there wine. >> the urgent need is for chardonnay. it is one of the earlier grapes to be harvested. we are harvesting tonight. as a result we need barrels to fill the juice into the barrels for fermentation. >> we have to get some help. only 1/3 of the barrels that it needs, they need more other winemakers report similar issues. barrel associates international the supplier estimates 30,000 barrels are sitting on chips between long beach, oakland and other ports. >>> the economic recovery of san francisco involves show business. hollywood is returning to the bay area. a big budget film will be shot in san francisco and it could generate $88 million for the bay area. >> the project is a mgm remake of the thomas crown affair. instead

one week later, and this is now what is left of the northern red oak that exploded.at came crashing down was estimated to weigh roughly £30,000. fortunately no one was hurt and property damage was minimal. still it was a regularly maintained healthy tree. like the rest of us. this old oak had just gone through a heat wave where the highs hit between 95 the triple digits seven days in a row, the longest heat wave on record in the portland area. that kind of heat is not healthy for humans, and it turns out it's not healthy. even for the oldest, most beautiful and most resilient trees. arborist michael jewitt tells us how intense heat can cause a tree to explode and that tends to cause thermal changes inside the tree in the wood tissues and also builds build up of gasses inside the tree that can be explosive and sudden says these explosions happened in the big old trees, especially oaks. the kind we love for the shade. they bring us in summer's heat, and he says , the weight of these trees are also a factor. we have seen it in a sense explode because under that amount o

we have partnerships with the oak, it has been very fun for us.nds like a cracking weekend. enjoy it. congratulations on the anniversary. thank you for your time today. we thank you for your time. david duncan, silver oak cellars ceo and chairman. and of course our friend. we have got some breaking news. this came through just a few moments ago. it appears that japan is now indicating that the chinese missile test we have been seeing conducted has had a trajectory where they sent some of those missiles over to taiwan. this is a significant escalation. it looked like they are stabilizing a little bit. but certainly in negative smp and the nasdaq down .2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ how will your business adapt to change? you could hire an office full of peyton mannings. what's up, peyton? good morning, peyton. hold for peyton. they'd huddle.... welcome to the peytonverse. such a visionary. game plan... you go. no, you go! and call audibles... double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha. the finance, hr and plannin

the children here are planting common oak trees and a birch called the common horn beam. like i only had a forest in a flood plain like this with the kinds of species with planting today and create one of the most diverse bio totes we have here in europe hogan scans. they're really special that children may not know that yet it's, but over time they'll learn more about it often. and eventually they'll realize they created something really special, comes from that experience, will stay with them with the filing law. protecting the climate doesn't always mean planting millions of trees on massive plantations and reforestation. can't be a big leaf for massive carbon emissions. some fema rhonda. it's not a cure all in the fight against climate change. membership trees can remove huge amounts of though to me to yeah, but we amid far more than they can ever cope windy so trees can't solve our problem is on to mitigate climate change. we'll have to tackle our energy use and our consumer habits in all sorts of ways understand. simply planting trees is not enough to combat climate

yes, china has the mandate in paula oak more than 2000 with products from taiwan, including g homie and see for products that is around 2 thirds of or be registered with info i town from taiwan. and in the past, china hits thing, go products from the primary sector and such as specific fruit, all fish, but this time the targeting process to so the damage to the sizable and meanwhile, china also suspend the exports of metro sand to taiwan, metro. and it's widely used for construction and in countries, the taiwanese authorities have downside, the impact of the ban. fighting that the important natural gas accountable, less than one percent of taiwan domestic, the mon or the pos to yes. and i can imagine there must be a serious concern around further provocation taking place. what mean the general reaction amongst the public, their anti pay? well him time pay them who it is for now. generally. com as you go off very used to china. right. so you are cautious, but want to anxious. i would say the taiwanese on special has that, that china's ambition is to turn the taiwan strait a no on no one

see slight check survived on men's no oak. this summer. the number of adult birds fell by half another season with similar losses. could mean the end of the whole colony. for the bonus, he goes to berlin claps. it was darby day and the yoke in a fixture oni on host, that heather and once again claimed the bragging rights in the capital class. on your own, quite happily hosted hat as to the opening fixture, having beaten their crosstown rivals 3 times last season. the visiting fans were hoping new faces at the helm would market turn around at the club, coach sandwich smarts joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own chi bernstein, a former ultra who used to stand and cheer along with these hardcore fans thought it was one of unknowns, new faces who stole the limelight, jordan, see, but you must season's top score and the swiss league getting a debut goal. immediately reminding het as new boss of the uphill task at hand after the break, unknown turned up the heat. just 5 minutes after the restart some assignin

so this is the famous nav, oak. it is it in this tree we reckon is about 50550 years old. so it seen the english civil war it's seen in we just can't imagine what it's witnessed. it was concerns for the health of this ancient oak that led isabel learned charlie to radically reconsider their intensive farming methods. the other trees in the landscape which were much younger than this one. they were beginning to die back and it was what we were doing to them that was making them suffer. we were ploughing pretty much up to the trunks of all these other trees and pouring chemicals over and me, sunny thought, my god, you know, those trees are dying and it's down to us. and it was a, a sort of moment of epiphany rally that sort of kicked off a completely different way of thinking, isabella and charlie spent years trying to make netpay. but farming the land profitably is proving impossible. less soil is very, very heavy clay just isn't conducive to modern intensive farming. so after about 17 years, we were one and a half 1000000 pounds in debt. so in 1999 charlie said we, we've g

any day they can use helicopters in their battle against the oak. fire is a good day. the fire fighters say the place is carving deep wounds into the generally beautiful mountainous landscape. it is also leaving many mariposa city and county residence, wounded and scarred the towns elementary schools versus a red cross evacuation center. now, mostly local volunteers are providing food, clothing, medical care, and of course shelter for all who had to run from the flames for all who need help now in one way or another. yeah. like back or was fires, have impacted different neighborhoods and communities and throughout the last month, the residents there. just wondering if they have a home to return to so trained read crossers are able to provide that emotional care that they're needing right now. we're one of the many who lost their homes and everything with it mcguire, he was surprised by the oak fire while at work particularly well. so it was just a quick mean lesson 40 minutes from when he saw it. tim, as to get home, we have a few items and the plaines were jewish, mai

he was surprised by the oak fire while at work very well. so it was just a quick mean lesson 40 minutes from when i saw it. tim, as to get home, we have a few items and the plaines were just mailed the driveway. there's only one way out, firefighters are still putting out spot, fires, he and beer, and the electric company is repairing detroit. power lines, the neighborhood rob me, lift still under active evacuation orders and not allowed to go back home. the us marines. redwin asked us for a favor. can you run trigger? we are. what would you like an american flag in a steak? yes. just posted on my property. okay. by my house. take all the pictures cuz really i don't want to see it right now. okay. oh, sap flags warm it. minutes later we're meeting roughly in a motel room where he stays temporarily to pick up his flag. it doesn't matter just if you guys will plant us. it'll give inspiration. you. i'm glad i came when i'm not ready. we are following carol fire pressed information office to jonathan with his help. we're trying to find rodney's

the mckinney fire also destroyed the community center, the oaks milk trailer park and playground dairies. home is one of the few left standing watched her from my bedroom. i watched everything come it was headed right straight towards our property. the mckinney fire started friday west of y rica and has already exploded in size to more than 52,000 acres. flames continue to threaten rural communities near the california and oregon border and forced evacuations. it's busy. it's very busy, many evacuees and their pets have made their way down to the town of weed, where a red cross shelter has been set up at the community center. we provide them with a safe, warm place. to sleep. and meals while they're here. we've also got nurses that are here to check out those that may need medications or things like that that they weren't able to evacuate with firefighters are up against dangerous conditions, including extreme heat, erratic winds and lightning strikes that have sparked spot fires in the area. back here in the bay area, the weather has been quite different , with some people seeing light

martial law did not prevent foresters from growing oak and pine seedlings.ill small plants, with proper care, will eventually become a full-fledged forest yuliya synelnikova vitaly synelnikov for the espresso tv channel and for now, this was all the news for the time being. read more news on our espresso tv website. information on the espresso tv youtube channel, subscribe to the channel and like it, have a ukrainian view of the world, see you in less than an hour, and my colleagues anzhelika sezonenko and mykola veresen are ready to greet you, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainians on our channel of refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with the atf channel, radio svoboda programs, voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and france 24 news releases, as well as broadcast of the information marathon the only news together we are the power glory to ukraine good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of air time and my colleagues with

jon kay, bbc news, oak hill.about its safety, and failing to properly estimate the number of spam accounts in operation. peiter zatko's whistle—blowing testimony, which has been given to the us authorities, could have serious consequences as our silicon valley correspondent, james clayton, reports. well, peiter zatko is a legend here in san francisco. he has the nickname mudge. he was the former head of security at twitter. the chief executive of twitter, parag agarwal, used to call him mudge. but things soured between the two. and now you have this kind of extraordinary situation where the former head of security is alleging all sorts of things about twitter. now he's saying things about security that, for example, many twitter employees hold personal information about users that they shouldn't have. but the really damaging accusations here are about bots, because what he alleges is that twitter has far more fake accounts and spam accounts than it acknowledges. and he also says that bonuses are paid handsomely t

is incomplete, you can say fresh may honey from a linden spruce rink, and a birch broom steamed in oak tub. milk mushrooms were steamed, salted in an alder barrel they tried. then we definitely arrived at our destination in the ivanovo region, they are proud of such a historical place. the heritage of both cooperage traditions, which are passed down from century to century from generation to generation, and the technology of hand-made wooden contour utensils. this year, belarus was also included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​about the only school of cooperage in the republic of belarus its history it appeared in the ivanovo region for more than 20 years ago, in order to revive an old craft that originated in the village of rylovicha in the 16th century. local craftsmen made dishes even for the royal court and now the secrets of making, old on the internet dishes for various purposes , young coopers are ready to share with visitors, and their mentors, the work of the school staff are constantly exhibited at various holidays, festivals of the regional and republic

but not here in oak hill.. and it's also given a lot of villagers a sense of purpose. six months ago, some people here worried that a remote, rural community would struggle to cope with so many new arrivals. but vicky says neighbours have rallied like never before. if you are a sponsor, with the best will in the world, you are inviting a complete stranger into your home, and that can be quite difficult. so having other people around that we can talk to, and we can kind of bounce ideas off and support each other, i think, has been massive to the success of oak hill with so many families. when a village comes into its own? absolutely, absolutely, and like the saying says, it takes a village to raise a child. it's the same theory. you know, i don't think any of us would have been quite so successful at it if we didn't have each other to support each other. patrick and sally are at bristol airport to welcome their guests. because ukrainians are still arriving here. oksana and her kids flew in this week, to live in

but portland's heatwave may have been too much for one of east moreland favorite old oaks. be taken down removed entirely in southeast portland, maryland, deutsch. the country's cattle inventory is shrinking, meaning those grocery bills could get even higher, experts say. daily temperature swings and the west coast is extreme drought is a big factor this year yellow and cattle company in sacramento didn't fertilize their pasture, and this is because both of the lack of rain in the high cost of fertilizer fertilizer prices were also high for the people growing rice and almonds and all the other, so that's one thing about the underlying all the food prices. stone says that with less calves to sell beef prices won't be going down soon . meat prices are currently 7.5% higher than this time last year. tyson's food protects cattle and beef or projects, cattle and beef prices will continue to go up over the next two years, not a new data that show prices for goods but online are actually falling for the first time in two years, according to the adobe digital price index prices onl

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there is a shortage of oak barrels. the actual barrels.upplying issues delayed bottling by months, first the glass bottles arriving months late now as the harvest started the critically important oak barrels are cut up in the bottleneck. wineries need the barrels to ferment and age the wine. >> the urgent need is for chardonnay, one of the earlier grapes to be harvested. we are harvesting tonight the first of the chardonnay. we need barrels to fill the juice. >> we can all hold up the chardonnay. workers tell us they've only been able to bottle 1/3 of the needed barrels. >> that should've been the top story tonight. >>> tonight, a major hollywood movie coming to film in san francisco. the big stars and the big business and how it will boost and help the city of san francisco. that story and more coming up. >>> the four-day school week is at the future of education? the growing number of schools changing schedules. lester holt joining us from new york. >>> tonight, the stunning letter revealing more than 700 pages of classified material rec

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