i thought one last look at the oasis settlement of how meat is long. on the outskirts the village elders hold regular meetings in the shade of the perms they meet a yield of day is a symbol for the problems of this endangered oasis. listening to these men it becomes clear how creeping environmental changes linked to global warming have slowly undermined the foundations on which these people's lives have been built. the climate crisis has become an everyday reality 100 thank. you as the drought increases in severity it'll make things more and more difficult you can see how the palm trees are dying off how the desert is encroaching more and more and making the situation worse and worse and that's why most people have moved away and only a few people like us have stayed on. this a because of yes people have left because they couldn't bear it. and not having any water. i have a well with a motorized pump. but to keep it running i have to do what i can cover those costs with farming that's why we definitely need help. many of the wells are 20 meters deep bu

>> i see where the oasis is and then you have a bunch of units there, right, across from the oasis in the back. is that a driveway? correct? >> so here you can see our ground floor plan. so this block on the corner here is oasis. so the primary access to the garage is through byrnes place. and so there's some townhomes that face on to it, which will be, you know, heavily planted. and we will have -- definitely have street lighting there. we're basically re-doing this whole portion of the street because there's grating issues and we are meeting accessibility requirements after working with the accessibility coordinator to add a four-foot sidewalk to the north side of byrne's place.

on the way to an oasis or rather what's left of this. colleen's by he grew up here in southern morocco wants to show us what climate change looks like in the dancers . together with an acquaintance he's causing damage dad patri to make furniture from the wood but that is because these trees have not borne fruit like dates for a long. time. i hear you thanks to advancing sand dunes the palms didn't have much of a child. should go away we're paying our last respects to this palm tree this is now a graveyard. all we have left is the remains of that palm tree. the oasis is sinking into the desert sounds for years it's been getting hotter and hotter. and while rainfall has been decreasing sandstorms are on the rise. not so long ago hellenes father planted many palm trees here and lived well from bang to full days harvests. why does this cemetery exist the answer is simple it's a lack of water. and this shortage is caused by climate change. and it's accelerating the deserts expansion that is if you can see it. for you it's the glaciers in the

the oasis is sinking into the desert sounds for years it's been getting hotter and hotter. and while rainfall has been decreasing some storms are on the rise. not so long ago hellenes father planted many palm trees here and lived well from bang to full days harvests. why does this cemetery exist the answer is simple it's a lack of water. and this shortage is caused by climate change. and it's accelerating the deserts expansion that is if you can see it. for you it's the glaciers in the mountains that are disappearing halim says for us it's the oases. the village of homemade elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always sees remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer lobby behati cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep blossoming . although he has his own wealth he frequently has to take deeper for water. to get a future it looks like this

the oasis is sinking into the desert sounds for years it's been getting hotter and hotter. and while rainfall has been decreasing sandstorms are on the rise. not so long ago hellenes father planted many palm trees here and lived well from bang to full days harvests. why does this cemetery exist the answer is simple it's a lack of water. the public and this shortage is caused by climate change. and it's accelerating the deserts expansion that is if you can see it. for you it's the glaciers and the mountains that are disappearing halim says for us it's the oases. the village of honeyed elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always sees remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer lobby behind he cultivates a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of a round. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep lost something. although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water most of the future it

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>> i see where the oasis is and then you have a bunch of units there, right, across from the oasis in the back. is that a driveway? correct? >> so here you can see our ground floor plan. so this block on the corner here is oasis. so the primary access to the garage is through byrnes place. and so there's some townhomes that face on to it, which will be, you know, heavily planted. and we will have -- definitely have street lighting there. we're basically re-doing this whole portion of the street because there's grating issues and we are meeting accessibility requirements after working with the accessibility coordinator to add a four-foot sidewalk to the north side of byrne's place. so that whole alleyway will kind of being completely re-done. >> and well lit? >> yes. >> and along folsom street as well? >> absolutely. >> okay. all right. that's all i have. >> president bleiman: all right. i don't think that any other commissioners have any comments. not seeing any. okay, let's open this up for public comment. i'm seeing that there's a number of attendees here that are actually business

the oasis is sinking into the desert sounds for years it's been getting hotter and hotter. and while the rainfall has been decreasing sandstorms are on the rise. not so long ago hellenes father planted many palm trees here and lived well from bank to full days harvests. why does this cemetery exist the answer is simple it's a lack of water. the political and this shortage is caused by climate change. and it's accelerating the deserts expansion that is if you close your. eyes. for you it's likely. a shares in the mountains that are disappearing halim says for us it's the away sees. the village of honeyed elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer lobby behati cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep blossoming . although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water through most

reports on a quint essentially german staycation all patches of rentable land provide an oasis of their own. reports on a quint essentially german staycation. that these children know fruits and vegetables don't grow in plastic it comes from their garden and they know why weeding is not. yes it helps the plants grow this summer. we're exploring some of bill and the look mint gardens good for us hard to talk to his garden is my 1st stop and i want to ask why more and more people are looking to get in on the x. . these children enjoy digging in the dirt a and are learning about nature in the process. right in the middle of a big city. 70000 lukman gardens in berlin more than any other european city. every german city has them. almost a 1000000 people in germany have an allotment green space is good for the urban climate and they help preserve biodiversity. every patch of green here represents an allotment garden community and. we've visited 3 of them for this report. for parents the gardens are a chance to relax the kids can run riot in safety and the other become friends and . you see ea

>> i see where the oasis is and then you have a bunch of units there, right, across from the oasis in the back. is that a driveway? correct? >> so here you can see our ground floor plan. so this block on the corner here is oasis. so the primary access to the garage is through byrnes place. and so there's some townhomes that face on to it, which will be, you know, heavily planted. and we will have -- definitely have street lighting there. we're basically re-doing this whole portion of the street because there's grating issues and we are meeting accessibility requirements after working with the accessibility coordinator to add a four-foot sidewalk to the north side of byrne's place. so that whole alleyway will kind of being completely re-done. >> and well lit? >> yes. >> and along folsom street as well? >> absolutely. >> okay. all right. that's all i have. >> president bleiman: all right. i don't think that any other commissioners have any comments. not seeing any. okay, let's open this up for public comment. i'm seeing that there's a number of attendees here that are actually business

dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy friends a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascination by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mary m. tenacity is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas blanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average halt to the desert climate would be even worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature were also about 2 to 3 degrees . in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. and the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new patent from holland. the water box is a part made of bio plastics. are going to probably going to be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with. plenty of water the hope is that th

dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony delegates. most of the inhabitants have left the village. alliums to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas lanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average the whole desert climate would be worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. but the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new payton from holland. the water box is a posh made of bio plastics. to get we're going to probably going to really mess with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water boxes filled with plenty of water

>> i see where the oasis is and then you have a bunch of units there, right, across from the oasis in back. is that a driveway? correct? >> so here you can see our ground floor plan. so this block on the corner here is oasis. so the primary access to the garage is through byrnes place. and so there's some townhomes that face on to it, which will be, you know, heavily planted. and we will have -- definitely have street lighting there. we're basically re-doing this whole portion of the street because there's grating issues and we are meeting accessibility requirements after working with the accessibility coordinator to add a four-foot sidewalk to the north side of byrne's place. so that whole alleyway will kind of being completely re-done. >> and well lit? >> yes. >> and along folsom street as well? >> absolutely. >> okay. all right. that's all i have. >> president bleiman: all right. i don't think that any other commissioners have any comments. not seeing any. okay, let's open this up for public comment. i'm seeing that there's a number of attendees here that are actually business owne

it's the place where some of the world's most famous songs were recorded by the likes of queen, oasis coldplay but, until now, the role of a welsh dairy farm in rock history has gone largely unnoticed. the rockfield studios in south—east wales were set up by two farming brothers, and a new film is telling their story, as our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, reports. we originally started, charles and i, up in the attics. kingsley ward is an unlikely rock legend. inspired by elvis 60 years ago, he started a band with his brother, charles. but when the london recording studios turned them down, they decided to build their own. two, three, four. the band didn't take off, but the studios did. as the new film telling rockfield's history sets out, by 1970, they'd recorded a number one. # i hear you knocking, but you can't come in. after that, the big names followed, including queen. lovely boys, by the way, all of them were. and they used to play frisbee in the yard, but they were followed by a band from canada called rush, which was a massive rock band and they were followed by iggy po

. >> reporter: it's an oasis and a place where people go to heal and to find meaning. >> reporter: many americans first learned of black cowboys and cowgirls when they appeared in recent protest marches around the country. >> unfortunately, in the united states, is that we're invisible in a lot of different places. >> what do we have here? >> this is our black cowboy walk of fame. >> reporter: in fact, there is a long, proud history of black cowboys in america. >> when people come in and see our little house museum and all of these wonderful pictures of actual cowboys, it blows you away. >> reporter: terry gentry, the black american west museum in denver, colorado. >> almost 1 in 3 cowboys was black. >> 1 in 3? >> yes. >> reporter: among them, edward, nat love and bass reeves. >> he arrested over 3,000 people during his career as a deputy marshall. from what we understand, the stories of the loan ranger were based on bass reed's life. >> after the civil war, says gentry, black cowboys played a key role in settling the west. >> why would the cowboy way appeal to so many of these formerly

that we have to follow but we need to make sure we can be responsive to our guests we have been an oasis. we have fish tacos, beer, and sand in your toes. we want that experience to be available as bests with can. we moved to curbside pick up, express pick up. a focus on sanitation in the restaurants, everything that we could do to make it ease your for our guests tone joy their rubio's favorites. we also changed our menu a tad we added family taco and burrito kits it has served us and guests well >> is sounds like you're saying restaurants in general because of the limb nations on dine in are going to get more casual by their very nature. by their menu, but the way in which you interact with the staff, everything will get less formal, right? >> i think that is right, but we have to take into account i keep stressing the way back is to instill confidence for your dpess and employees. requiring ppe. we do those things to protect not just the guests but also our people our people have birdie courageo courageous i can't thank them enough. one quick example was pivoting to add curb side pick

in the heart of downtown oakland fairyland is an oasis of childhood fantasies.spired walt disney to build disneyland. however depending financial ruin from being shut down for months is a shocking reality. >> 80% of our funds come through the gate. rawithinpark loan ran buwithout gate re cash reserves.>> i thought we were going to be able to write our loan through an effective opening. >> reporter: folks in oakland are very concerned. i hope we can come together and save fairytale land. >>> a bay area family taking legal action after their son was shot and killed by chp officers. more than one month later the answers they are still demanding. >>> the restrictions much stricter for some bay area counties, including sonoma which are all on the states monitoring list. for those counties fitness centers have salons shops and malls must shut down. we spoke to a frustrated salon owner.>> reporter: she had so much emotion, we basically went to her salon and said have you heard the news? she broke down in tears, she says i don't know what i'm going to do this summer on.

que acabe la pandemia, tenemos el reportÍ silva reporta >>> en el silencio la paz de la selva, un oasisa recibi a devotos que llegan hasta aq . aquÍ... para pedirle a la virgen que interpelen por ellos>>> ven por la salud de un >>>mÓnica ata un liston con el nombre de su familiar en uno de los, cada uno de esas cintas representa la esperanza de un devoto y los listones de colores son las peticiones concebidas. >>>es un momento en el cual necesitamos mucha reflexiÓn y pa >>> el padre luis fundador del templo asegura que es testigo de los milagros de la virgen y que en estos tiempos difÍciles no s debe perder la fe! >>>vinieron personas recuperadas que han salido de la enfermedad, y han venido agradecer... otras agradecidos porque sus familias es tambiÉ >>> con gran devociÓn el y sus fieles detienen a santa marÍa que proteja las familias del virus y les conceda el milagro de que termine la pandemia. en mÉxico, noticias telemundo >>> quÉ le parece?, las a autoridades en california recuperaron el cuerpo de la actriz naya rivera, pasaron cinco dÍas de bÚsqueda en el lago, y hasta ya nos vamo

>> i see where the oasis is and then you have a bunch of units there, right, across from the oasis in back. is that a driveway? correct? >> so here you can see our ground floor plan. so this block on the corner here is oasis. so the primary access to the garage is through byrnes place. and so there's some townhomes that face on to it, which will be, you know, heavily planted. and we will have -- definitely have street lighting there. we're basically re-doing this whole portion of the street because there's grating issues and we are meeting accessibility requirements after working with the accessibility coordinator to add a four-foot sidewalk to the north side of byrne's place. so that whole alleyway will kind of being completely re-done. >> and well lit? >> yes. >> and along folsom street as well? >> absolutely. >> okay. all right. that's all i have. >> president bleiman: all right. i don't think that any other commissioners have any comments. not seeing any. okay, let's open this up for public comment. i'm seeing that there's a number of attendees here that are actually business owne

.>>> any green oasis is now open in the middle of san francisco's fastest-growing neighborhoods. there's a 3500 square foot parks, the mayor says healthy outdoor spaces are important but necessary during the pandemic. >>> disney world is now being forced to crack down on mask requirements, pluses. >>> meet your newest firefighters. we will have a story coming up. >>> disney world to clarify its mass policy today after too many visitors were spotted without mass. when disney world reopened on july 11 visitors were required to wear masks at all times. except when taking a sip of their drinking and snapping items. now the park requires guests stay in one place while eating and maintain appropriate physical distancing. florida is now the epicenter of the pandemic in the u.s.>>> delta air lines is getting tough on its face mass policy, passengers are countering their faces will not have the completed supply before boarding the plane. delta says the screening will be completed prior to check in and the process can take more than one hour. delta will use the results to determine if trav

. >> there's a fine line between an oasis in an urban environment to feeling unsafe because you female alone. >> that's part of the problem according to a recent study it's one of the least used parks in san jose. and many you see are unhoused folks camping in park bushes. the vast majority of the unhouse polypeptidulation are not looking for problems -- unhoused population are just looking for a place to be. positive changes could be coming. they're giving a 7,000-dollar grant to begin reimagining the park to live up to its potential. >> what's great for the residents is that they have the opportunity right now to really shape what the future of the river park looks like. >> the city will have to solve the homeless issue first. which means any real growth for the park will be years if not decades in the making. len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> rents drop more. the latest numbers, what that means for tenants, why landlords may want to renegotiate now rather than wait a couple weeks. >>> will new sanitation policies bring back travelers to san jose international? >>> as expected t fog is expect

. >> es como un oasis en el desierto. de mucha gente que indudablemente vive en un espiritual. en san diego, california, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. ilia: otro posible virus amenaza al mundo. cientificos chinos identificaron una nueva cepa de gripe con un brote mundial como el covid 19. los cerdos son portadores de la cepa se teme que se pueda mutar e infectar a humanos. vilma nos amplÍa. reportera: cientificos chinos activaron la alarma de un nuevo virus de gripe en los cerdos. que podrÍa transmitirse a los humanos con alto potencial de ser pandemia. >> china ve el virus muy de cerca. dijo un vocero de ministerio de relaciones exteriores. reportera: la doctora especialista en enfermedades infecciosas dice que el virus puede ser contagioso y propagarse con rapidez. >> circula entre los cerdos una nueva variaciÓn del mismo flu que saliÓ en el 2009. el flu de h1 n1 muy contagioso ese aÑo. y bastante peligroso. reportera: dice que la mezcla del nuevo virus con el covid 19 es muy peligrosa. >> puede infectar a las personas. la persona con otra infecciÓn respiratoria, mezclando es

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served as a common area insider's tips for a brief stopover and as a base for hiking tracks and an oasis of tranquility before returning to the hustle and bustle of life in the city. we next headed southwest travelling around 20 kilometers through the ditching district. in addition to tourists the regional railway also conveys schoolchildren and commuters to towns in the area. among them as the town of ditching an important industrial and administrative center. rural bohemia meanwhile is suffering from the impact of young people leaving to try their luck in the cities. the exodus has left behind dying villages and a shrinking infrastructure. both sides of the border are intensifying cooperation to improve prospects across rural bohemia and at least slow down the drain of talent. ditching a town known for its economic stability and its history dating back over 1000 years standing over the confluence of the elba and rivers is the famous palace serving 1st as a residence for bohemian royalty then as a military fortress and today as a museum. boasting an inland harbor by the elba highway con

hay 45 si no lo mete el oasis de este cero con un partido más >> hemos dominado un día más, cambio yente es que el culpable de perturbar la paz es un pavo real, los residentes se han quejado que el ave grita de día y de noche y al parecer es salvaje, estos graznidos es para atraer a la hembra el condado y la ciudad dijeron que no van a ver venir removerlo de su lugar y esperarán que la naturaleza fluya >> a solas el plumaje si no se pone de grito >> pero qué vas a hacer? >> nada, dejarlo tranquilo >> claro que sí, nos vemos amiguitos. >> noticias telemundo buenas noches estas son las noticias que usted tiene que saber hoy. records de fallecimiento en un solo dia la pandemia mas rapida que nunca. es muy triste la verdad.

. >> there is a fine line between what it means does find an oasis in an urban environment to feeling unsafe. >> the knight foundation has given a $700,000 donation to the park to spruce it up and make it feel safer for everyone. >> up next, what now could be the perfect time to ask your landlord to lower your rent. >> your landlord, given the wide nature of the job loss actually does have an incentive to negotiate look lower rent. >>> plus could the minimum wage go up in your city? workers in several areas got a boost today. >>> back to work on the baseball field. play ball looks a lot different for the san francisco giants. >> we are protecting our teammates on the families of our teammates. >>> plus the forecast for the upcoming nfl preseason looking a little bleak tonight after a dramatic move from the nfl. >>> the calendar says july but the gloom still says june. the fog spreading back in from the coast and we are going to see that pattern going back and forth the next couple of days. looking ahead to the fourth of july saturday coming up in the new forecast. >>> alt new tonight

dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony delegates. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mary young to not take is researching this exact subject at the university of tulsa blanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average the whole desert climate would be the worst in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will be also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the wind scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new pate and from holland. the water box is a part made of bio plastics. political are going to probably going to be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with plenty of water th

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hello welcome my name is in these way here at the chaos oasis my home and saw the bullies coming this is our bedroom the living room. chill area. this is a great space for yoga. but not with the others you see eventually couldn't do it. it is all made from both holes. just one of these arches approximately $220.00 bottles on each one and then the bottom beings which of the beams which is white here and which has got the cliffs on that one they are are made from plastic bottles and we've aligned it south north south so in the morning we get the morning sun and it's the afternoon hour so you can see we are all alike only in. the sunset because we have a red floor everything goes pink. and our ship is a self-sustaining building that is built recyclable materials so it's a building if you are in the north or in the equator it's meant to keep you warm because it's earthquake proof hurrican proof. and it collects isn't rain water is solar powered and it's built a house of recycled materials. so this recap is the truth will know so all these bumps you see that you don't really see all all th

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the rainy season has started and the zouma garden is rejoicing this lush oasis is a recent addition to addis ababa cultural spaces and the creation of mesquite him and her friend ileus here architecture and nature are celebrated together these ecological huts turned into works of art were built using an ancient construction technique. process where you actually get the subsoil you have to dig about half a metre before you get the soil we only add is water and straw for about a month and it lasts for hundreds and hundreds of years and so. control so in so many ways it's one of the best i think sustainable houses surrounded by a labyrinth of plants most of which are endemic a dream come true for mesquite i am the diggers underneath but this is what it looks like tenet is often dipped into coffee. and this plant has strong medicinal virtues in a city where cement towers are growing like mushrooms the zone a museum is a space for humans to breathe and for nature to grow in cities going fast i think. not in the dry right direction many of the trees are. dying out. of the air is polluted or

political warfare, cyber warfare, conventional military, but when it comes to london london has been an oasis long time with people coming here either with hard—earned cash or ill gotten gains either to flee their countries, persecution in their countries, or to flee justice in their countries. there have been investigations into nigerian billionaires' money, pakistani billionaires, chinese, hong kong. estate agents in the past week are being asked who is buying property in london and they say the biggest buyers are from mainland china and hong kong, coming here perhaps for different reasons, but russia is not the only. i guess the question is why are they coming here? is it a safe place for the money or themselves or is there something more sinister? given the recent history of russia with the poisoning and so on, britain, the united states, i think that is why people ask perhaps more questions, they have to, about russia's engagement. before we leave this, i want to ask you about that us dimension because the us president is still insisting that the mueller investigation into russian interf