he lives in a valley on the japanese island of kyushu and were rice paddies shimmer in the sunlight. the soil is always provided food for people here. many no longer want to live here. abandoned houses. places that have been uninhabited for years. their owner is long dead the children moved away. in some villages seventy percent of the population is up retirement age. oh well george ok doesn't often the visitors yet sometimes she'll shake you are from a neighborhood meeting comes by his main concern is that cool people to die ane in their homes. without it so the villagers have come up with a solution. every morning they put up with a low flying in front of the house. my teeny teeny us help us deal with the flag out in the morning and bring it in again at night everyone in the village has to participate and that it works. when we see the flag everyone knows the people inside are flying up. if the flag fails to appear in the house is immediately visited by a neighbor and medical help provided when needed. the idea has spread to many neighboring villages it dsn't solve the fundamental

because with rice paddies are an ideal habitat for methane producing bacteria. lol believe rice farming causes between fifty and a hundred million tonnes of methane to be released for years. methane is the second most significant greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide researchers have learned that the watering of rice paddies can be reduced in certain periods of the rice growing cycle to deprive the methane producing bacteria habitat without harming the rice plants. when still warm and as he joined now by sir richard cohen is emptied of nice environment a sense of coming answer is is that there was lots of projects that every one of them and quite promising to post several pictures that were less positive than that life was this chapter in a section of the recording is really focused on solutions so we've seen how bad they can be when you're talking about application are talking about catastrophic damage that can be done around the world who don't take action right now. this might seem like it's a positive is actually into kenya lot of work ahead. i'd like to restr

paddy says that adding new flavors to traditional dishes with creative flair helps to keep the younger generation and use connected to their quilts for our wall at the one with fifty two incarnations of havoc these different generations and minivans you know it's beautiful it's a great and exciting happened the fiend in a community house to open up and to let some people in fifteen forty two nd ball can not get stay on site think it's a fine line between continuing to pass on the thing about the alarm but also. meanwhile clinton might be at for the community and a quick interview by dino and i feel being in a tactic in enough tea pot that in the united states makes cultural backgrounds are increasingly common and paddy kenny g's career is just one example of how to be jewish community can thrive. by combining something old with something new. i'm rebecca foster for j and windy in washington the show is on track to reestablish the russian sphere of influence covering the former soviet union was the words of the nato secretary general as he rocked up to the meeting in brussels with nato

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because it feels good not to die in a rice paddy. far out, daddyio, keep on trucking. to me. get a job. cut your hair! you see, bill and i know it was crucial to fight that war. can you imagine what would have happened to america if we hadn't gone to war in vietnam? that means no forrest gump, and, therefore, no bubba gump shrimp shack mac and cheese, and i'm sorry, but that's not an america i want to live in. ( laughter ) folks this culture of grievance lives on today. i mean, if you're looking for grievance, look no further than bill's latest. >> recently, colbert mocked me on the subject of inequality. only about 1 million people watch his late-night program at 11:30 but he is the darling of the far left internet when rhapsodizes over him. >> stephen: bill's right-- ( booing ). >> stephen: i know,in. folks i'm not happy about it but for some reason the far left internet loves me. i'm in all the hash tags. folks, if i thought-- >> stephen! stephen! steveeb! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: you know you people are the blood in my veins, right? folks, if i thought-- if i

paddy fields dominate the landscape i . who needs the woodlands no longer live up to their name. the land is trying to open the fish are gone. for people and upon reaching into disaster. more than three hundred men and women are leading to drive the branch of reverb on hand. messi mako is helping. my job is to come to the one recent incident that it is. one of the day to try to check on them. i knew someone to speak. i didn't want to be a positive attitude. the project allows people like nancy not come to earn some money. the mother and i run to the scheme aims to restore and protect thirty four wetlands. this is nice to just assume that the us this could be some rules. it was obvious to some two thousand and three d and reduce the heat it's awesome but to make it work the fishermen need to take an active role. it's up to them to conserve the stock of fish. the small amount they manage to catch these days is hardly enough to live on from seven hundred has been fishing gear for over fifty years. he sold them and wipe them out. that's relative notice that the pollution has disappea

thirty five thousand tulips and beautiful and many different colors of flowers planted in these rice paddies in the prefecture was planting will begin leader in the air if i were signs last week as temperatures were quite tight i was looking at their peak throughout this month. mack and his extended forecast. i am to noon. i knew. i know throughout this month. mack and his extended forecast. i am to noon. i knew. i know the church. this edition of

paddy fields dominate the landscape i . hood's whitman's no longer live up to me the land is trying to open the fish are gone. for people in the region into disaster more than three hundred men and women are digging out to dry and a branch of reverb on hand. see moscow is helping now london eye but defintely seen it comes to them. one recent instance of the way it is. in the nfc. i don't want to be one of the day to try to check on them. if someone says to eat. i've been the most active and positive attitude. the project allows people like nancy not come to earn some money. the mother i want is the means to re store and protect thirty four wetlands. just as he stood as the season with the us. it has to be some rules the article. some good topic to do today. but due to the bbc it's awesome but to make it work. the fishermen need to take an active role it's up to them to conserve the stock of fish. the small amount they manage to catch these days is hardly enough to live on. dr non hunters been fishing gear for over fifty yea

among them less some coke and forty thousand tiny it's the onesie in the chinese community in paddy's get this in small town to commemorate them. he says an unusual day in the village of million sandown in northern france the boss of chinese visitors has arrived from parents even chinese soldiers from the french foreign legion have come their destination is a small cemetery on the outskirts of the village the final resting place of a country of thirty eight chinese who died here during world war one. it's a chinese custom to remember the dead on the first weekend in april even though none of the visitors is a relative of any of the dead here. soon after to do to me see that she meets this is bitching mean festival. an important chinese tradition to you on yet it's the day when we go to the cemetery and cleaned the grapes to me to do to even the normally the children of the deceased do this but these people have no children. so we do it that's our tradition. see see look. here were soldiers laborers. during world war one the british run about one hundred forty thousand chinese to frien

cafe in nl team pot that in the united states makes cultural backgrounds are increasingly common and paddy kenny g's career is just one example of how g d's jewish community can thrive by combining something old with something new. i'm about to foster for j and windy in washington. the mm . this is poised to force the tv on writing a post on sycamore gopal rafi at least new tv up from being and before ten pm the potential for local fox and promptly piece which features that the striking muddle along spotless ask papa to read o potties team in the sec two in sydney licence to run to wrinkle in time according to the government holiday. this is not the first on the rough play on the us might acknowledge her appearance in a risky up the tallest one in two thousand and twelve to start a new promotional to get really sweaty startup which featured the use of a tight right to the final scene which features a white are leading the party drug raffaele it was dark and three was delete it from tv on youtube. the timing of our on top of the state blake's suspended two for practical cooperation with rus

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or rail splits as they've referred to more is more benign sounding than rolling off into the rice paddieslp wondering what the engineer and conductor are thinking as the train speeds heedlessly on faster and faster. >> all right. it must be like 40, 50 miles per hour at this point. >> i wonder if anyone has ever flown out of their seat out the window. you don't want to be holding a lab dog. >> or baby or anything. >> yeah, try -- in the bathroom and find yourself launched straight up into the ceiling, bringing to a rude conclusion what was already a omnidirectional experience. >> cruising now, very relaxing. >> what kind of beer did you have? the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. the internet of ever

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or rail splits as they've referred to more is more benign sounding than rolling off into the rice paddieslp wondering what the engineer and conductor are thinking as the train speeds heedlessly on faster and faster. >> all right. it must be like 40, 50 miles per hour at this point. >> i wonder if anyone has ever flown out of their seat out the window. you don't want to be holding a lap dog. >> or baby or anything. >> yeah, try -- in the bathroom and find yourself launched straight up into the ceiling, bringing to a rude conclusion what was already a omnidirectional experience. >> smooth now. it's very relaxing. >> what kind of beer did you have? i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. a seven day cruise to alaska or the caribbean from just $549. that's seven days to either marvel at mayan ruins... savor the very best local flavors... or sail in glistening g

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his family has been farming rice paddies for three generations. the golden days of agriculture in india is long gone. >> over the past so years, the amount of rice i produce have found. costs have doubled, tripled. >> he sells the rice he harvests to mill openers like nidhi dutt. he can only pay $22 for every 100 kilograms. >> i have to follow the government's orders, and procure a set amount of race. it's a raw deal for some farmers. i can't help it. >> half of the rice processed is spread into a contribution system, subsidised prices for the poor. the state government standardized the amount of rice bought for farmers, to give them a chance to make a decent living. this is a beneficial thing. in practice, some say it doesn't help enough. >> the quota leaves farmers like this with tonnes of rice to take care of. stock stored in warehouses is a blessing and burden for thousands like him across india. >> that is where middlemen come in. >> i applied the left-over risk from farmers at a lower price and sent it back to the mills. it is because of the

his family has become farming rice paddy for three generations, san jooef says the golden days of agriculture in india are gone. >> translation: over the past 10 years the amount of rice i produced has fallen. my costs have almost doubled or tripled. >> sanjeev sells the rice to mill owners like man. >> k -- manik dutta. he can only pay farmers 22 for every 100 kilograms unlead. >> translation: i have to follow the governments orders and prue cure a set amount of ace at a set rate. it's a raw deal for stom farmers but i can't hep it. >> half the rice processed here is fed into the india's foot distribution system, which subsidizes prices for the poor. the state government in west bengal standardized the of rice bought from farmers to give more of them a chance to make a decent living. it doesn't help much. the government quota leaves farmers with tonnes of race to take care of. stock stored is a blessing and a burden for thousands across india. >> that is where middlemen like sheikh noor yas. >> n comes in. >> i buy the rice at a lower price and sell it to the mills. because of price fixing m

the paddy wagon delivering men and women arrested in a human trafficking sting.ng those on board is stephanie, a 20-year-old tampa native whose role in sexual servitude since she was a child. >> it seems like i've been an object of lust my whole life. >> stephanie carries the psychological scars of sexual abuse. at the tender age of eight, she said she was raped by her stepfather. >> for a while i couldn't stand to look at myself. i'd try to be a tomboy, the complete opposite of a girl. they called me stephen when i was little just because i tried so much not to be a little girl because i was getting touched and molested and stuff. so if i'm a little boy playing in dirt and worms and stuff, maybe they will leave me alone. it never worked that way. >> that time in my life was never a stable time. there was turmoil. >> stephanie's mother struggled as a single parent after divorcing from stephanie's biological father. she remarried when stephanie was seven but suffered from physical and psychological abuse with her second husband. >> there was fighting and arguments

. >> let's get the msnbc paddy g wagon and load the governors andest governor and est ex-governors into it. take away one variable. i think he's been pretty straightforward about what he's doing. she was arrested. he wants her out. >> there were two other texas d.a.s charged with drunk driving. perry did nothing about that. >> he didn't. but because of the position she holds, she does investigate corruption monday staamong stat officials. so i don't think he's trying to hide anything. in the scheme of scandals, controversies and the context of 2016, i don't think rick perry's candidacy will rise or fall on this assuming there is no indictment and it is being looked at. so we'll let the legal process play out. but this is not a hidden hinge. he's been very straightforward about why he did it. >> david, just because it's not hidden, does that make it less worse? >> it still can be illegal even if he did it in full sight. the problem is he could have vetoed the funding for this office whenever he wanted. but he basically said if you don't quit, i'm vetoing. so you have a threat and coercio

carrying the protesters away on stretchers as if they're taking them to a hospital rather than to paddy wagons. with his homily in tatters, do o'connor sits with his held if his hands, melodramaticically trying to convey spiritual pain. photographs of the cardinal looking tragically besieged will elicit sympathy when they appear on the front page of monday's newspapers. act up protesters line up. when it is their turn, they make loud political pronouncements. safe sex is moral sex. i support a woman's right to choose. condoms save lives. soon it is my turn to receive the body and blood of christ. a small, dark-skinned priest is serving my pew. his white, gold and green vestments are oversized. he hesitates briefly, his eyes fixed on the pink try angle visible on the -- triangle visible on the t-shirt under my coat. then he holds out the wafer and says, the body of christ. this is my moment to confront the church when instead of repeating as expected, i am to make my political statement. but i have not prepared one. when i rehearsed this moment in my mind, i imagined i -- when i rehearse

we were coming around through the rice paddies and turned and heading towards the village, and i looked at the time and i thought to myself, gee, i sure hope somebody's cleared that tree line. i said, "has someone cleared that tree line over there?" "yes, somebody has cleared that tree line." well, we got up here, looking at that village, and all of a sudden somebody opened up on me right out of the tree line with an automatic weapon. it climbed right up the side of the armored personnel carrier, and i got hit with all the splatter. i got a huge fragment that hit me in the arm, i got hit in the face, i got hit around the cheek and everything like that. after the fact, we looked at this thing, and if that fellow had had one more click of elevation on his sight, he would have cut me right in half. it's things like that that cause you to become so fatalistic when you're in combat -- the recognition that here i was literally one click on his elevating device away from being dead, and yet because he didn't have that on, all i got was a lot of painful fragments in me but no death-threatening

paddy year ago, the commission i chair issued a report similar to the one, but the one and rc is doing fantastic night think the layout for the public and everyone to think about. can we invest the assets necessary to do the research, but also position i said to train the personnel and to organize totemic public in private if the kind of response and capacity would like to have in the arctic. >> so this is good because from a company is now, we see where we are in the arctic and how does an oil come in a look at an art take opportunity? again, good news than bad news. unfortunately they are the same news. the good news and david pointed this out in the first panel that arctic geology typically is a little more and fighting and the typical deepwater golf of mexico high-pressure turbo died environment and that swells can be tracked to have an economic, but they are not going to be the kind of love we saw in the macondo. it is not going to be a 40,000 era lead to a disaster. that is the good news. the bad news as it is still going to be a fight that barely dated fast your were 10,000-barr

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