climate change is playing havoc with cities around the world. one reason many cities can't deal well with heavy rain or floods is that so much city surface is covered by concrete and water concious into the ground. environmental scientists complain that this sealing effect means half of all rainfall is lost compared to woodlands and meadows and not available to people all nature. of also rainwater that's channeled straight into drains and carried away is gone it can evaporate and it's removed from the natural water cycle effect of evaporation cools the air and we feel that to start for so you can all the sealed surfaces heat up a lot and stay hot if there's no cooling at.

doesn't allow cool air to move around the city. on hot summer nights without a breeze the temperature difference between the city and its surroundings can be more than 10 degrees celsius. so what to do above the ramp in conditioning is not friendly solution we all know but there are a number of sustainable ways in which tells can prepare for. a germ these steps are being taken to protect cities both from extreme heat and must leave room for with the help of nature. these young trees fresh from the nursery are being planted in a new residential neighborhood complex and handing the least on some wonderfully green and french especially when compared to these beach settings. the space alter is a hybrid species bred from japanese and caucasian alder with many beneficial characteristics benefit evans says when it gets hot the poorest in their leaves close to retain valuable moisture. we haven't planted many of the spades out there yet it's new here a climate change tree a city tree of the future. we still have to see how they fare in urban

one city's you heard about this program if you can have it on public space and green which is more you know allowing cities to have such a consideration to the green and trees come you know to planting but also allowing people to get out houses and get access to those green area will help assist them with hope for social reasons in term of integration and social cohesion we are putting the emphasis more on so going to cities before. but also to lessen the pressure on big cities so that people have access you know to basic services they access to water sanitation health for system schools where they are instead of needing to compete with cities thank you very much to. do you know the feeling of being in the beetle of the city and the heat just becomes unbearable with not even a breath of fresh air to cool. is the core so cold heat islands build up between the buildings and it's not a problem of city life in the era of climate change let's look at what happens. urban heating is the name given to the so called heat island effect. temperatures in towns and cities

kuti advances on 2 fronts north of the city of marjah the. battles like this one have intensified since the start of the month. of the wrestling to take the last saudi backed government stronghold in northern yemen for over a year. the violence has resulted in dozens of deaths and in a tweet u.n. humanitarian chief mark malkoff warned the assaults would put 2000000 lives at risk and could cause other marginal humanitarian consequences the u.s. is calling for the peace to halt their advance you know our hope is that a combined effort bringing in certain partners at certain times backed with a strong very strong american position will will essentially shake up the architecture and put us in a much better place to push for that. settlement which i think we all agree is the only one. forward on tuesday the u.s. lifted the previous administration's designation of the who these as a terrorist organization and to the further departure of president biden ended u.s. support for the saudi led military offensive. for their part who these accuse the yemen

on. and since every other package had gone through, the majority of cities had really been left on the choppingck. in may, with the cares funding, only the 38 top cities in the country received any funding. and what we know, too, greta, is that when cities get funding, we k

a novel approach to promoting the coronavirus vaccine is proving successful in one u.s. city rather than using large sports stadiums of thirty's in philadelphia which as in smaller community centers gabriel is under looks at what's led to the unusual approach. earlier this month levi's stadium in san francisco home to the 49 er's professional football team was opened and people weren't celebrating touchdowns right in real life but instead cofa 1900 vaccinations health officials transformed the stadium into a giant vaccination site and expect to be able to administer up to 15000 shots a day for more than can be done daily at a hospital pharmacy or community center so far 7 n.f.l. stadiums have been opened as mass spec's nation sites all over the country with more next month the n.f.l. has told president joe biden all $32.00 stadiums are available but notably one city has taken a different approach this is lincoln financial field home to the philadelphia eagles football team it's a huge distillery inside seats for more than 67000 people and over 170 different private suites and

on al-jazeera. that song has become an anthem of resilience for a football club and the city. iverpool one of the poorest cities in all of europe ravaged by industrial the klein and political isolation. a city that ironically has had to stand alone. at its very core is a football team and its fans some of the most committed supporters in the world. being a football fan is not just for the saturday it's been a football fan for the weekend equally been a citizen isn't just for the week and not on a satellite in a citizen on a football final of a 3. here it's very it's we can discover what the truth is to be a liverpool. was. i was the i think this club stands for family hard work and dreams liverpool a city known across the world for a famous bird's pop music. the docks that once served an empire and a football club. in the 1970 s. and eighty's liverpool football club reigned supreme winning an incredible 9 league titles. but 3 decades have passed since that last victory. for every liverpool fan 2020 is all about one thing. winning the premier league. the times now going to the g

new york city would be but an interim capitol. no one seemed happy with new york city. york city was slow to ratify the constitution. this is why hamilton and jay and madison wrote the federalist papers that new york city would even ratify. washington was worried will i go to your city for my are now grown it's not even ratified as a state. that undermine everything can be the president if we don't have a city? and nobody seemed to like new york city unlike today where everybody likes near city. thomas jefferson claimed new york city in spring and fall they never have as far as i learned for them ten months of winter. only two of somerford they would agree right now as i'm taking this with the snow. ames and eric city long before the company of springfield. he described new york city is overrun by hogs, dogs, and garbage and not much else. no one liked new york city. they spent only months in new york city and then there is a deal cut. next slide. the deal will be cut in new york city on june 20, 1790. let's pry the second most famous dinner party in history i guess beh

the city of 50000 inhabitants is located on the rhine and especially known for this building. spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and in the next school world heritage site. christianity has set great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages which by that was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our email we also jet over the ski slopes in. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. hands take a closer look at my house. the old town. in these 2 streets in you wouldn't guess and plan a person got a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in orde

on. since every other package had gone through the majority of cities had really been left on the chopping block. in may with the cares funding only the 38 top cities in the country received any funding, and what we know, too, greta, is that when cities get funding, we know what we need on the ground. we know what we need for each community. each community has different issues and different needs based on its time, and so allowing local communities to make those decisions we think are really important, both for revenue replacement and cities like mine and then, you know, for frontline services like in date ourngs know, without this funding well. won't have a police class or a fire class in 2021 without federal help so making sure that we can have the frontline services for our community which are so needed during a pandemic which will be really important, and then finally this funding can help, really help the economy overall. you know, when you talk about ppp loans and other ways that the federal government has assisted. we've also seen the stories that the really big companies have been

calls on truth the rebels to suspend the offensive on the city of merit and return to negotiations. for their honest on the attack and this is al jazeera live from there also coming up. the president's counterpart is king sam on the white house says president joe biden will deal directly with king salah the u.s. seeks to reset relations with saudi arabia. and to create protesters block railway lines in myanmar as the military says its takeover of power was illegal. plus resignations and apologies in peru following revelations that senior ministers secretly received coronavirus vaccination. now the u.s. has called on yemen's truthy rebels to halt their advance on the northern city of marriage the special envoy for yemen acknowledged using back to channels to talk to the who these to try to get them to return to international negotiations to end the 6 year war this all comes on the day the group was officially removed from the u.s. terror list reversing one of donald trump's final decisions in office and in another dramatic change to u.s. middle east policy the white house says it's a

the 1980s was that the findings of the polls issues a city must on employment bigger than anywhere elsein the country. while the city struggled liverpool football club rose like a phoenix from the ashes a seemingly invincible team but it too would suffer a body blow. the game was just 6 minutes old when a policeman to the referee's attention to what was happening at the things late into the ground. i just go on from where somebody rang me up to say you change it to. one report says a gate was kicked in another has claimed it was opened by staff of the ground many times on the 15th of april 1909 in an effort. cup semifinal at a neutral ground liverpool fans were caught in europe's worst sporting catastrophes . sport. and at the time i was a night sister an accident an emergency down at the royal about 10 o'clock that night the walking wounded who managed to get themselves back from sheffield. there was considerable confusion and much frightened anger. the look in their eyes of having seen something terrible which obviously they are done and they were shocked and they were upset and they

doesn't allow cool air to move around the city. onhot summer nights without a breeze the temperature difference between the city and its surroundings can be more than 10 degrees celsius. so what to do above the ramp. is not friendly solution we all know well there are a number of sustainable ways in which tells can prepare for extreme weather in germany steps are being taken to protect cities both from extreme heat and loss the very for with the help of nature. these young trees fresh from the nursery are being planted in the new residential neighborhood complex and one day the leaves on some wonderfully green and fresh especially when compared to these beach settings. this space alter is a hybrid species bred from japanese and caucasian all day with many beneficial characteristics that are not fun evans says when it gets hot the poorest in their leaves close to retain valuable moisture. we haven't planted many of the spades out there yet it's new here a climate change tree a city tree of the future. we still have to see how they fare

one city's you heard about this program if you can have it on public space and green which is more about you know allowing cities to have a such a consideration to the green and trees when scum you know to planning but also allow people to get out houses and get access to those green area will help assist them with hope for social reasons in term of integration and social cohesion the upper teens and fusses morten so going to cities before entering a balance but also to loosen the pressure on big cities so that people who have access you know to basic services they assist the water sanitation health system schools where they are instead of needing to compete cities thank you very much. do you know the feeling of pain in the middle of the city and he just becomes unbearable with not even a breath of fresh air to cool to dell is because so cold heat islands build up between the buildings and it's not a problem of city life in the era of climate change let's look at what happens. urban heating is the name given to the so called heat island effect. temperatures i

eduardo uriarte: it all has to start somewhere and even though it--it's one house, one city, one county, it could be the start of a big chain reaction. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. mu■÷■g [soft music] ♪ ♪ - everything that we see around us today is a descendent to those ancient people that have a spirit. before the earth was even here, a couple spirits were going through the galaxies. kwahn is the silver fox, and jamul, the coyote, and they met up with each other. they wanted something. they wanted something which is the earth, and so they sang and prayed and used the power of their mind, and that created the earth. ♪ ♪ they weren't done. they wanted something to be on there, and so they envisioned water, and they sang water songs, and there was water. they looked at it, and it's--it's beautiful,

next a look at one of our city's tour visits. now that is one of the few states where our first anglo-american industry here was mining and it wasn't agricultural. there has been mining nevada since it's early as 1850 51 and it really took off with the founding of virginia city in 1859 and 1860. rena was found in 1868 as part of the transcontinental railroad. we were a railroad hub for the central pacific railroad and we connected with virginia city through the virginia truckee railroad. and reno really grew up as being the last stop before the desert and the last stop before the mountains and we are the main rail hub that the silver was sent through on its way to san francisco. so the comstock load was a large deposit of silver in virginia city on the virginia range, and it was mined in earnest from 1860 until about 1886. with boom and bus periods, but one of the largest discoveries of that period was the big bonanza of 1873 when the conversignia struck one of the largest silver deposits that we know about that. mine was owned by

right now trying to clear out the snow that's already fallen, they got a whole lot more on the way and now new york city officials are asking people to avoid any unnecessary travel. we've got reporter jennifer bisram with the story. >>a winter storm is bearing down on from salt and plow trucks to snow chains on city buses. city officials say they are prepared for the blizzard-like conditions. this is. >>not a storm to underestimate take it seriously. this is a dangerous storm. >>heavy snow and winds are expected to slam the tri-state area monday with the first flakes of the year expected to fall tonight. deanne criswell commissioner of the city's emergency management department we're going to have a group of individuals that are working together to help remove any cars or debris that gets stranded in blocking those critical road. >>we're also going to have tow trucks preposition at some of those key bridges across the area. and it will be all hands on deck for sanitation workers to we have. >>all 715 saw spread is at the ready and loaded. we'll have over 2000 plowed vehicles also all change have been at

that can boast almost a 1000 years of jewish heritage but era for art in central germany is one of the cities that still has visible landmarks it's home to central europe's oldest synagogue with parts dating back to the 11th century this is one of 3 sites the city hopes will soon be put on unesco's world heritage list well d w reporter deanna opinion of us took a closer look at some of the jewish gems in air fort. their india's capital and authority is famous for its medieval city center attracting millions of visitors each year. today you're a mass reporter deanne opinion is exploring the city's rich jewish history it's for this reason that air force is applying to be included on the unesco world heritage list. this is the 1st evidence of the jewish community in effort it states back to the levinson 3 displaced located in the center of this city is one of the largest and best with 7 jewish prayer rooms from the middle ages. now through its old synagogue a major tourist attraction has been very well preserved maybe a shots of the here has been working on efforts unesco application for over a

climate change is playing havoc with cities around the world. one reason many cities can't deal well with heavy rain or floods is that so much city surface is covered by concrete and water can't see into the ground. environmental scientists complained that this ceiling effect means half of all rainfall is lost compared to woodlands and meadows and not available to people all nature. rain water that channeled straight into drains and carried away is gone it can evaporate and it's removed from the natural water cycle effect of evaporation cools the air and we feel that to start for so you can all the sealed surfaces heat up a lot and stay hot if there's no cooling effect from evaporation that's one reason we get urban heat islands and alternative approach can be found in southern belle them in a neighborhood where sponge city water management principles have been adopted here rainwater is collected on open ground and roofs and channeled into the local pools it doesn't just disappear down the drain and it was to weigh on a clue that is a hydrologist wh

on. i am in the southwest of germany in spite of. the city of 50000 inhabitants is located on the rhine and especially known for this building. spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and in this whole world heritage site. christianity has sent great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our pre-meal we also jet over the ski slopes in austria. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. and take a closer look at minus. the old town. in these 2 streets even you can go sit and plan a plot from gaza a jewish residual area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to s

wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on theil and gas industryose in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed the oil and gas ordinance, and hopefully other cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today with some neighbors on nelson court, nd then tomorrow i'm goa have a conversation with e mayor of taft about our two cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayor of the city of arvin. we can't deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operations, that i emits emissions, and that those emissions can cause harm to health, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley and worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here in the city of arvin. now it's primarily a hispanic community. over 95%. it is a very young city. surprisingly, over 60% of the population is under the age of 30. and , when you look at my age and you look at other yn

to focus on equity when giving vaccines they're opening up another mass vaccination site this one at the city's produce smart 9 oh one rankin street located in the bayview another hard hit area in the southeast section of the city. >>they're hoping to get that site up and running within the next 2 weeks. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>marin county is set to offer vaccines to residents, 65 and older starting next week the county's health officer. doctor says that people 75 and older are at the top of the priority list but data provided by the county shows that more than 35,000 people in marin county have been given at least one dose and so they're looking to expand now the people they give it to cbs is delaying its covid vaccine distribution by a day the pharmacy giant will now start administering the vaccine on friday instead of thursday. the wait is just to make sure that its pharmacies have enough doses to go around a 100 pharmacies across california are set to receive more than 81,000 doses, you'll need to make an appointment through the cvs website so make sure you do that first. since the pa

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on his smartphone. the border controls are now in position according to the spokesperson for city house chamber of commerce like most people in the business world he can't keep up with all the new covert regulations. we follow the new regulations on a daily and hourly basis. and i have to say honestly that we're no longer in a position to competently inform our business community about the current situation we have to reckon with the changes every hour and that becomes a burden that. is. showing an agreement did away with border controls within the e.u. with few exceptions the czech republic signed up to it in 2007 southeastern germany is now closely interwoven economically with its neighbor firms like the plastic concept company on the german side of the border it makes plastic parts for cars but the coronavirus restrictions mean chief executive. is now missing 10 of his employees from the czech republic the company prides itself on prompts delivery but its production line is now ground to a halt hitting the entire delivery chain. doesn't happen because of these delivery schedules are binding and we have

the new calls to feel safe on city streets. >>> and it's one of the largest math busts in the bay area the big setback from a mexican drug cartel. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm lisbeth cook. >>> the storm watch with a big series of storms hitting the bay area right now. a look at the steady rain falling since this afternoon. one of the area's first hit, the north bay. here is video from semolina when it started to pour. >>> taking a live look at our bay area bridges right now, rain, making for a slick and soggy evening commute. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking it for you. >> the impact on the commute is with the negative aspect of this. overall, this is nice rain. it's enough to make a difference in terms of our rainfall deficits so far this season. it's not enough that we are worried about with mudslides or debris flows. let's zoom in for a closer look. the north bay, later often on showers. this will be the pattern for the rest of the evening. further south, another batch of heavy downpours are about to make their way into the city. that will cross the bay and m

on the european side of the city a subway 9 is being extended. civil engineer. is supervising the project on behalf of the municipality. in the district of khatami the tracks emerge above ground and cross the bridge it is supposed to be safe for an earthquake up to a magnitude of $7.00 but the soil poses a risk. we have to cover a long distance here but the ground is very muddy and unstable. this is dangerous during quakes robert that's why we dug very deep into the earth to connect the bridges pillars with stable ground. a 70 meter long steel structure will anchor the bridge to firm ground. in the subway control center this is where emergency plans should take effect in the event of a quake stop elevators switch escalators to move up only slow down and evacuate trains. legal. and then while we're filming this happens. i was. a moderate earthquake with a magnitude of 5.8 hits the city. it's the 2nd quake within a matter of days there hasn't been a situation like this for many years should maybe i was a 1st i thought something struck my chair and started shaking t

the roads of one of the most polluted and noisiest cities in the world it is not just an assault on nursing pads like this book also a call for his years he has been driving his all the rich in india's capital city dead for over 20 years tells us braving the coffin of traffic and relentless honking sound this has become routine to. me but that they are not people honk are necessary i would like the government to ban it even if you are waiting at a red light they honk their horns in the. event you get ready in the modern leave home and this is the 1st thing you encounter doesn't effect your day with that got absolutely i am in a terrible mood throughout the day but how many people can i fight against no one will understand if people were unwilling to understand they would not feel the need to harm back in a moment and somebody had made but about. these on the road it took an hour as a day when i asked him if he was upset that all the noise pollution could be harming he was dismissed. i'm here to do is disturbing what can i do i will not be able to arnie any money or their way out

on you tube. and. i am in the southwest of germany in spite of. the city of 50000 inhabitants is located on the rhine and especially known for this building. spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and in this whole world heritage site. christianity has sent great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages that was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our e-mail we also jet over the ski slopes in austria. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. and take a closer look at mines. in the old town. in these 2 streets in you wouldn't guess and plan the plot from gaza a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were

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turn out across the country even as police break up peaceful antique demonstrations with troops on some city streets there are fears of a violent crackdown also on the program russian protesters defy threats of arrest and join flashlight flash mobs in support of jailed dissidents alexei intervallic so how did the kremlin respond. and the problems caused by germany's surprise and sudden in physicians' of border restrictions with austria and the czech republic in order to keep out coronavirus family. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. local media reports in miramar say security forces are fired on protesting crowds in the city of mandalay though there's been no official confirmation of injuries or deaths the ministry judge has deployed extra troops across the country as it intensifies efforts to quell a popular uprising a coup 2 weeks ago triggered mass protests and international condemnation so far the generals appear to. mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this mon

reporter: we are on a mission to visit a city program, one of the many world food projects italy supportse democratic republic of congo. the journey ended here in this national park, several kilometers from the provisional capital. the ambassador, his driver and bodyguard were killed in a crossfire between park rangers and gunmen. several other people were injured. >> we are activating all of the relevant institutions to get to the truth as soon as possible about this cowardly attack that these two servants of the state of ours have suffered from and lost their lives. reporter: beyond the shock of what has happened, questions will be asked as to why the convoy did not have a u.n., national police, or army escort. the authorities sang they were not aware the ambassador was in town. it says it had been cleared to use that road without escorts. >> it is an almost exactly the same place where two british tourists were kidnapped in may, 2018. it is real evidence of this long-standing lapse in the region. it was also very close to where six guards were killed last month. reporter: this is the f

climate change is playing havoc with cities around the world. one reason many cities can't deal well with heavy rain or floods is that so much city surface is covered by concrete and water can't see into the ground. environmental scientists complained that this sealing effect means half of all rainfall is lost compared to woodlands and meadows and not available to people all nature. rain water that's channeled straight into drains and carried away is gone it can evaporate and it's removed from the natural water cycle effect evaporation cools the air and we feel that they start as you can all the sealed surfaces heat up a lot and stay hot if there's no cooling effect from evaporation that's one reason we get urban heat islands and alternative approach can be found in southern belle them in a neighborhood where sponge city water management principles that then adopted here rainwater is collected on open ground and roofs and channeled into local pools it doesn't just disappear down the drain and it was to weigh on a clue that is a hydrologist who works

crowds in myanmar's largest city the young gallen have banged on pots and pans and honk car horns in the 1st widespread protest against country's military coup the demonstrators called for the release of detained leader aung san suu kyi and the recognition of her victory in november elections. and u.s. president joe biden has paid his respects to slain police officer brian 6 he lies in on or at those capitol where he and other officers were attacked by violent mall 1 january 6th sickening died from his injuries the next day former president donald trump faces a senate trial charged with inciting to run. the ice hockey world championships will take place solely in the last in capital read get this year the decision comes 2 weeks after the bell or after bell reuss was removed as co-hosts due to the political situation in the country denmark and slovenia head bid to replace belarus ice hockey peak body decided on keeping the event in one city as it was deemed safer in terms of cooking 1000. the president of the tokyo lympics has said the event will go ahead this year regardless of the s

events like i'm going to guess one not one city prize tice's put sent a hoot on dammit. i'm tired as i know it and i'm tired become in court how do you know i said that sign and given i'm tied for to it and what's important is the result. do the people have good quality or were. these environment protected these are the men we thought would be performed. for those who knew what was in the contract of the sale for berlin's water company which had been kept secret there was only one course of action to make them public then german citizens would know that they themselves had guaranteed profits to 2 private companies for 30 years. the contracts could only be made public through a state referendum which all political parties try to stop. that's what i do would want once have i got up or who then be in the flood who do all of them 1st do this does leaps on the shifts guy i'm. going to school since. they're getting it done for dispel enough of us i'm scottish this really does not either shout only it will fly again unfeasible or terrific you will become. and i don't know who.