the daughter of one of the world's most renowned psychologist jordan peterson has told r.t. that he went to russia for treatment because western doctors overprescribe drugs he's been undergoing detox treatment in this country after being misdiagnosed and several american hospitals are trying to go pick up the story. what is the price of living a life like that of jordan peterson a number of emotional breakdowns by the canadian who's become known as the world's top self-help guru have been caught on camera another comes up to me and they shake their hand and they say look i've been listening to what you've been saying for 6 months and it's changed my life started cleaning up my room and telling the truth just want to thank you for helping me you'd think a widely cited academic and author of a global bestseller explaining how to fix your life wouldn't have any problems with keeping his own in order but lately professor peterson's been in a real trouble with his health this is what his daughter has told us he had a terrible. last month nearly died several times i'll quickly rem

still to come in the program the daughter of top psychologist jordan peterson tells us why he came to russia for treatment after the break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you that. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what is great. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or remain in the shallows. welcome back western doctors overprescribe drugs that's why one of the world's most well known psychologist jordan peterson went to russia for treatment and sought his daughter has told r.t. as oksana boyko has been undergoing detox treatment in this country after being missed diagnosed in several american hospitals i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of p

those are common the program canadian psychologist jordan peterson has been undergoing treatments in russia we have details on the stories after the break. boeing they used to have unions at these companies to protect workers' wages but they got rid of all they don't need workers to keep printing money and say ok well these are the products without boeing is saying we don't make products either we will make bad products will fall out of the sky kill people but we still get the bailout money every single day because to put it toward corrupt crony capitalist shareholders of course we go. welcome back the canadians like colleges down bestselling author julian peterson has been receiving detox treatments in russia according to his daughter she spoke to aussies oak saw the boy code and explained why her father decided to seek help in russia i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of drugs north

and are perhaps taught by the wrong people and then end up over prescribing mechanic peterson is that a father suffered an extreme reaction after being prescribed a high dose of pills to tackle anxiety and it almost cost him his life for trying to takes up the story what is the price of living a life like that of jordan peterson a number of emotional breakdowns by the canadian who's become known as the world's top self-help guru have been caught on camera the other comes up to me and said look i've been listening to what you've been seeing for 6 months and it's changed my life and started cleaning up my room and telling the truth just one of frank you for helping me you'd think a widely cited academic and author of the global bestseller explaining how to fix your life wouldn't have any problems with keeping his old in order but lately professor peterson's been in a real trouble with his health this is what his daughter has told us in 2017 there was a really terrible auto immune reaction to it and he went to our family doctor and was prescribed. and he took it for a number of weeks and

you can watch the full interview with mikhail peterson on the world apart program on our website r.t. dot com. most of us have written a negative online review of a company but under australia's strict defamation laws that could land you in real trouble in a groundbreaking ruling google has been ordered to unmask the identity of an online user who criticize a dental practice there the anonymous reviewer warned a teeth whitening service was quote extremely uncomfortable the dentist says his business was affected but google refused to take down the comments that dennis lawyer says companies reputations should not be unfairly damaged i believe it's extremely unfair that people are allowed to anonymously attack on this hardworking small businesses we think google has a juicy of casual straightly and small businesses and business is globally for allowing these reviews to go on this ruling is groundbreaking. historically google has argued that it is not responsible for user generated content and has only taken down negative posts when ordered to by the courts under australian law businesses

you can watch the full interview with mikhail peterson on our website r.t.e. dot com. after her defeat in the last u.s. presidential election hillary clinton appeared to have stepped back from high level politics but she may be handed a surprising return to the limelight. love it doesn't mean he will resign a year after winning so hillary can take over by a back door of the picks hillary as a v.p. running mate would significantly reduce their like expectancy man i would not want my life to be the only thing standing between hillary clinton and to prove that it's just see. we are focused on the primary and the debate not the peace speculation. i know hillary clinton is not was no candidate here but she is the right choice. it would be foolish to deny the rumor because because bloomberg has come in so bizarrely late to the campaign clinton is a more national figure than bloomberg is she has a much larger level of name recognition she is known by many many more people so what's especially telling is it shows the desperation of the democratic party to allow somebody to com

videos featuring jordan peterson are watched by millions online crowds as big as those that turn out for football matches gather to hear his lectures worldwide but just as much as he inspired some 57 year old professor embittered a full auto army of haters all because of his bid to challenge political correctness the man widely seen as a right wing celebrity is loathed by the left for things like once going against gender neutral pronouns so earlier this month peterson's daughter shocked his followers with this update on his health he's been in unbearable discomfort from this made worse when trying to remove their reaction made him suicidal the peterson family say they had a real hard time for finding a place for successful treatment choosing russia as a place to go for health treatment is this something somebody from north america one usually until we looked all over the world for someplace that went to. a benzodiazepine talks couldn't really find any place that would do that certainly not in north america coming here in china to tocs was our last option really seems to be slowly re

the canadian psycho interesting best selling author jordan peterson is been receiving detox treatment in russia according to his daughter she spoke to overseas exome a boy. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepine so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of drugs north america the medical industry is heavily like wow if you go to medical school a lot of the courses you take are backed by the pharmaceutical companies part of the reason we thought russia was a good option is because the medical system here isn't as backed by pharmaceutical companies as it is in north america people who are meaning well go to med school medical school and are perhaps taught by the wrong people and then end up over prescribing because the person they're also peterson also said that have to suffer the next 3 reaction after being prescribed. pills to tackle anxiety that it almost cost him his life he prefers his own story. what is the price of living a li

still to come canadian psychometrist jordan peterson has been on the getting treatment in russia story on small off the break. good intentions survive the. christening and maybe even 40 years ago simply evaporate to. see if the compressor will supply of. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to. have to go to beatrice this is what the book for free a boy can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. they should. join me every thursday on me all excited i'm sure i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back canadian psychiatry a stand best selling author jordan peterson has been receiving the talks treatment in russia quoting to his daughter she spoke to our on a boy cohen explained why the father decided to seek help in russia. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding ab

them you know the tilt of top cyclists distilled peterson tells us why he came to russia full treatment to the press. what the pope says has to do so. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so if you want to express. some want to us. to go on the press this is what the 3 of the people that i'm interested in the way. that. we're still in an era of resource colonialism again this is a big risk and the one big thing that could really inhibit the kind of electric vehicle revolution that a lot of us want to see is if we can resource. the battery components in a sustainable ethical way then it's not going to be a successful revolution. western doctors overprescribe drugs that's why one of the world's most renowned psychologist jordan peterson went to russia for treatment his daughter was told that to lottie's that's on the boy he's been undergoing detox treatment in this country after being misdiagnosed in several american hospitals. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a

coming up till the top psychologist told peterson tells us why he came to russia the treatment after the break. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being so. what is true. is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallowness. in munich the world leaders discussed once listeners instead we should be contemplating the end of me liberalism also stone cold justice is there a duty justice system. western doctors overprescribe drugs and that's why one of the world's most renowned psychologist jordan peterson went to russia for treatment his daughter told told 2 thoughts on a boy he's been undergoing detox treatment is in this country of to be misdiagnosed in several u.s. hospitals. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of d

says come told to stop psychologist peterson tells us why he came to brush treatments story after the party. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation because you don't see. you going the right way or you the next. day. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallowness. or are you going to good intentions were it worth chris to maybe even 40 years ago there was simply evaporated the seat the. western don't is over prescribe drugs that's why one of the world's most renowned psychologist children peterson went to russia for treatment his daughter has told all of these looks on the boy he's been undergoing detox treatment in the country after being misdiagnosed in several u.s. hospitals i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of drugs north america the medical

how is she doing and how is she coping with mr peterson's house. well this has been just terribly stressful for our entire family it's it's been a horrible few months so she's she's one of the strongest people i know she might be the strongest person i know. managed to deal with my health struggles and having a kid that's sick. must be just awful man is. my dad's health struggles so while recovering very very serious diagnosis nearly died in the summer a number of times so she's doing as well as can be expected and like i said she's probably the strongest person i know now i wish your family old the best and i think the deal in a very direct way is putting to detach. what your father has been thinking and talking about all these years that you know these mythical idea of venturing into the bally of the beast in fact several when i was thinking about a situation it's almost like you know being captured by a t.-rex while running away from a dragon and i wonder when did you realize what did it take for you to realize the nature of danger has actually

psychologist jordan peterson because before the break we touched on this issue of. medical authority and trusting medical advice reach many people don't question given your family's extensive history in this round what do you think is a responsible stance when it comes to medical advice and your own house i think how much should you trust and how much should you mistrust while i don't trust radical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this high core of water mean to sort of growing up and then it turns out it was complete. leave aided with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at by it has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders. diet has nothing do with mental health disorders and mental health aren't associated and i kind of over the years learnt that everything i had been told and everything i believed in regarding the medical community was wrong and harmful so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical

year-old ted crane was shot his mom says he was hit twice in his lungs and >>cranes mother terry peterson says she feels helpless unable to get information about what happened to her son she says he's been living in san francisco for about 5 years. she says he's an artist in street musician in can play just about any instrument she says she was told by some of her son's friends that he was waiting for a friend outside of the bar on ashbury when he was shot police said not yet confirmed, but peterson says friends told her her son was trying to break up a fight and tom and living down but he loved being >>team and you and i worry like crazy amount the shame he would peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover and a injury names. i'm the off duty agent involved they say that the shooting is still under investigation. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. police are investigating it. >>alameda that left an elde

a prominent house longer and daughter of the canadian psychologist jordan peterson because it's good to talk to you thank you very much for coming over thanks for having me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be me how you are not me caleb because your father's name the year after me gorbachev . so in great detail most of my substitutions would call me but no. i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until haass president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatise from the relationship north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part of which i have there was a huge relief in north america from. the end of the war so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know better but having listened to a lot of your dad's lectures i think he holds may have seen gorbachev as somebody who r

we ask mary lovely of the peterson institute.s is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] from new york, this is "balance of power." i am david westin. we go now to mark crumpton. mark: expanding coronavirus testing across the country. the cdc and the food and drug administration say they will allow state and local health labs to modify a test for the virus that has been plagued by weeks of delays. the change should speed testing and allow labs to begin using hundreds of kids that were sent out earlier this month, rather than wait for a new version to be sent. vice president pence has selected the top aides officials join the coronavirus response team. deborah burks was nominated by former president obama in 2014 as he was global aids coordinator to oversee humanitarian aid programs combating the epidemic. she also served as head of the global hiv/aids division at the cdc, and president trump wednesday that pens would lead the response to the coronavirus. australian

please welcome coyote peterson! coyote, good to see you again.eresting animals for us today, and there's a theme to these animals. >> yes. >> stephen: explain to the people who we're going to see here. >> today we have got some amazing ambassadors that are australian animals. as you guys know, a lot is going on in australia, a lot of animals are losing their home -- >> stephen: up to a billion animals are lost in the fires. >> and counting. fires are still burning right now, so there is a lot of help needed for the creatures and the people on the front line. >> stephen: we have suggestion on colbertlateshow.com/australia. please go there and check it out and give generously. >> before we do, you remember what happened last time, right. >i came prepared today, just in case. we have a potty pad pad so we don't run into what happened with the iguana. >> stephen: all right, good. >> let's bring out the first critter. the first say wallaby. it's about as adorable as it gets. >> stephen: wallaby-- he's very cute. a ball walla bee looks like a kangaroo.

england by of new the name of mark peterson just published this giant book on boston.ost of the a slave society where most of enslaved people lived elsewhere. that is what we can say of new england as a whole. i push back against getting caught up in the demographics. also the way in which you see white new englanders eagerly embrace slave trading, especially from africa but also within the americas as a form of commerce. rhode island became the center of slave trading in all british north america. if you take all the slave wages from the colonial period and at up, they -- add them would not equal those of rhode island. rhode island is the center of the british north american slave trade. it rivals the west indies as well. it is an extensive slave trade central to the economy of the colony. >> learn more about slavery in new england this sunday at 6:55 eastern here on american history tv. announcer: next, from the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia, historian stephen brumwell explains why the revolutionary war hero benedict arnold betrayed the american c

was shot his mom says he was hit twice in his and stomach know i know what >>cranes mother terry peterson says she feels helpless unable to get information about what happened to her son she says he's been living in san francisco for about 5 years. she says he's an artist in street musician in can play just about any instrument she says she was told by some of her son's friends that he was waiting for a friend outside of the bar on ashbury when he was shot police said not yet confirmed, but peterson says friends told her her son was trying to break up a fight and you remember from getting on a man living down but he loved jamie a night being extremely the heart and then. >>it really team and you know i worry like crazy amount and the same he would get some committee because peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover a injury that >>then it was a long family really i'm to have any hope that i can be an standard at this

>it really team and you know i worry like crazy amount and the same he would get some often turn peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover a injury that >>then for the long family really a i'm to have any hope that i can be an standard. >>now at this time, the fbi is not releasing the name of the off-duty agent involved and they say this shooting, it's still under investigation live in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. thank you michelle in the east bay, antioch police arrested a suspect who they say is responsible for stealing electric scooters from an elderly woman. >>in november of last year a resident at a local retirement center noticed that 2 of her electric scooters were stolen from the front of her apartment a few days later officer angeline e got information that they may have been listed on an online shopping site after months of investigating the officer was able to arrest the suspect and return

you off earlier i do apologize but we were 6 hearing it that security council briefing from care peterson that there is no military solution to this conflict very much the suggestion that onus is on turkey and russia to deescalate this crisis you are on the turkish border is there any evidence any suggestion a toll that there's an act that cites from either party to deescalate. speak they haven't been able to make a breakthrough in the talks in fact the talks with the russians and the turkish government have stalled over huge differences about how to move forward and their own interpretations of the agreement that was signed in 2018 about the demilitarized shadows in the turkish government says the vote has said i'm sorry we will have to cut you off again i do apologize let's listen back into the security council mark glaucon is addressing that session is the subject of a documentary film the cave which was nominated in last week's oscars if you've not seen it i recommend you do dr bello or is a humanitarian heroine here's what she said to me quote the same children i treated in east ghou

fight and tom and living down but he loved being >>and i worry like crazy amount and i the same peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover and a injury and was a long family really i'm standard at this time, the fbi is not releasing the name of the off duty agent involved they say that the shooting is still under investigation. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>at least 50 more people have died in the 2018 camp fire. those victims were not counted in the official death toll of 85 the wildfire wiped out the town of paradise. the additional deaths were linked to the fire but not attributed to it so investigators say that statistics also underestimated the death toll and failed to include people who died from complications of the fire. and maybe not directly from it. attorneys say the online database used to record claims is not perfect. and the number may not be exact. who died in a tesla crash had co

was shot his mom says he was hit twice in his and stomach, know i know what cranes mother terry peterson says she feels helpless unable to get information about what happened to her son she says he's been living in san francisco for about 5 years. she says he's an artist in street musician in can play just about any instrument she says she was told by some of her son's friends that he was waiting for a friend outside of the bar on ashbury when he was shot police said not yet confirmed, but peterson says friends told her her son was trying to break up a fight and you are a mother and getting on a man living down but he loved jamie and i being extremely >>it really team and you know i worry like crazy amount and the same he would often turn of peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover a injury that >>then for the long family really a i'm have any hope that i can be an standard at this time. the fbi is not releasing the

24 year-old ted crane was shot his mom says he was hit twice in his lungs and cranes mother terry petersonshe feels helpless unable to get information about what happened to her son she says he's been living in san francisco for about 5 years. she says he's an artist in street musician in can play just about any instrument she says she was told by some of her son's friends that he was waiting for friend outside of the bar on ashbury when he was shot police have not yet confirmed, but peterson says friends told her her son was trying to break up a fight and tom and living down but he loved being >>and you and i worry like crazy amount the same peterson has not been able to see or speak to her son, san francisco police say he was arrested the night of the shooting on a felony warrant for drug possession he's still in the hospital but is expected to recover and a injury names. and was a long family really it standard at this time. the fbi is not releasing the name of the off duty agent involved they say that the shooting is still under investigation. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron

romaine: that is dana peterson, citigroup global economist.ing news. 6.5 million shares set to be offered up morgan shanley -- morgan stanley. the shares closed around $40 per ,hare coming up on this program the final. democratic candidates make their case in new hampshire but they don't have the state to themselves. my president trump decided to hold his own rally -- why the trump decided to hold his own rally in the granite state. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: new hampshire heads to the polls tomorrow for the first in the nation primary. democratic presidential candidates are trying to move on from the iowa caucus debacle. charlie pellett the stage for us with this report. >> we are going on to nick hampshire -- on to new hampshire victorious. charlie: people in new hampshire like to say, i will pick, we picked presidents. the numbers seem to back up that plan -- that claim. last 174 of the primaries, the winner went on to be president. this year, some say maybe the results should come with an asterisk. bernie sanders is from vermont, elizab

representative peterson, how's that for model legislation? fact is, if imitation really is the sincerest form of flattery, then arizona should be blushing. we were the first state in the nation to pass the american civics act. 34 others have followed suit. only 15 more to go. our unanimous work on opioids was the most aggressive and comprehensive policy in the nation and prompted other states and the federal government to take notice and take action. and way back in 2016 we protected free speech on our college campuses. when it takes texas three years to catch up, you know we're doing something right. here, you can brew beer, churn ice cream, and make an honest living. now, all we need is uber and lyft back at sky harbor. (applause) we launched the happy babies program to let new parents bring their infants to work. how do we know it was a great idea? because in california, it got vetoed. (laughs) we fired the lobbyists, freed the blow dryers, and alonged the way, even managed to legalize potlucks. cutting red tape, we were doing it before it

we welcome david wilcox, nonresident senior fellow at the peterson institute.e served as the director of the fed division of research and statistics. he comes to us from washington. from washington we have diane swonk. let's start with you. diane, i took a peek at your note. it has to do in part with the weather. diane: we hide unusually wild winter weather with helped weong sector construction, also got nonresidential specialty construction up by quite a bit. the nonseasonally adjusted numbers fell. they did not fall as much as usual so they look like increase. we also saw transportation level increases, and at the local level to extend those numbers, building potholes. they are still pretty solid gains. we are still above the low we need to bring the on implement rate down. david: there are always variations. is there anything in these numbers that gives you pause about the strength of the u.s. economy? is right this was a solid report, even adjusting for the weather affect she rightly points to. i think for me the headline observation is the federal reserve

and then re a portion of ow people would distribute emselves throughout the course of the caucus peterson said the recanvass willonly take a look at the cauc math workshets in the summary eets related to delegate. >>but not the preference cas new to the caucus this election cycle. it is that some of the calculations would change again they do not presume an assumption about something that happned in that room that would have altered the outcome or interfered with some participation. that was beau bowman repoing for us tonight, democratic candidates are currently in nevada preparing for the upcoming caucuses which will take place on february 22th. >>and next month to make sure to stick with us here on on 4 for super tuesday coverage. up next. and music legend cuts this ccert short in new zealand. we will tell u why elton john. >>he hospital. >>andur coverage of the coronavirus continu. so americans aboard the princess cruise ship are heading bac to the united states to be quarantined again what they can obama:e's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael b

simon potter of the peterson institute, thank you for joining me.ticking with me. i want to give you update on what is making headlines outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: we begin with u.s. plans to sign a peace agreement with the taliban a week from tomorrow. negotiators reaching an understanding on reducing violence in afghanistan the fighting has turned into the u.s.'s longest-running war. once the agreement is signed, tops will start between the taliban and the government of afghanistan intelligence officials warning the u.s. congress russia is meddling to help donald trump get reelected. according to the new york times, the president was anchored by that disclosure. he complained democrats will use it against him. we end with the coronavirus epidemic entering a new phase. now the number of cases outside china are multiplying south 200, and has more than japan closing in on 100 cases. china is still the center of the crisis. 75,000 infections have been reported. the number of new cases are declinin

jeff peterson is here. again, this is a major building, not a simple project. and then last, but not least, our team at related. and often times, i leave the project manager to the end but jonathan schumm was with me when i responded to the ocii. they're still involved in leasing up the retail space, all of the financing, closing it all out. one of the most complicated deals we've ever worked on, so jonathan, thank you for all of that. [applause] >> and as our architects and contractors will tell you, we're very active clients. we're almost like partners. and on the design side, phoebe yee and her team worked with o.m.a. and fougeron on every detail of this project, laying out the units. if you get a chance, walk-through the common areas because i don't think you'll see nicer interior design than we have here. that's a function of phoebe and her team. on the construction side, we -- we actually take cost risk in working with webcor, so very, very active. our head of construction who refuses to show up at these events, jeff lucas, but his team helped build this

mary lovely, from the peterson institute and syracuse university.the virus, you can do so on bloomberg. we found the terminal at vrus go. this is bloomberg. ♪ news, we have breaking are getting hubei province 4823 new cases on the second day of using the new methodology. we are including confirmed cases via imaging scans, not only the testing kits. 4823 new cases. 15,000 new cases. when it comes to the death toll, 116 on this february 13. the coronavirus cases, rising to 51,986 in total. the new cases on the second day, lower than the first with the , 4823.hodology the new methods include via imaging scans and the only through the nucleic acid testing kits. we heard from the w.h.o. last night's numbers included past days and weeks. the surge was not as huge as first thought. 4823.e new cases are at the death toll at 116 on this february 13. we will have plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we want to get a classification on the earlier report from the australian newspaper saying the norwegian jewel ship was on lockdo

yasin peterson well examine some of those shells to see what substances pollutants have been trapped in the. conflict. you're looking into another world. in the depths lots of things are going on at the same time among different groups. some some eat and compete with each other getting even a tiny glimpse of that is really very exciting those officials from. the scientists know that marine life is in dire need of protection. in a few months time we'll have more precise information on just how polluted the waters off hong kong are. and that might help with the development of strategies to mitigate the impact of densely populated regions on the oceans. another major challenge with facing is the world's hunger for energy some scientists believe that nuclear fusion could help solve the global energy crisis sustainably join us for that and more next time on tomorrow and today by. the fitness. 80 percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listen up. to. what secrets lie behind swap. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world herit

. >>> jennifer peterson said keeping her dogs comfortable is important. because they helped her stay off heroin the last three years. >>> people think of the homeless but they don't think about the animals we have. we love our animals. they are all we have. >> reporter: they have no fundraising budget and no other volunteers. they are a two-person production team. they received many donations through board of mouth. the next-door app or fitness groups. the backyard gary cleans and cuts the mats. and stencils them. >>> it looks like something that came out of the store. i want them to be proud of it.>> reporter: billy baker got emotional. >>> he thanked gary and pam for giving his best friend so be a softer place to sleep. >>> it really means a lot to us.>> he gets so much from his pet. that is why we do it. i can't explain it. it means so much.>>> i wish we could do more. >> reporter: for producing pass for pets for the homeless this week's jefferson award goes to pat and gary shoulder. >>> grace cathedral's donation of 70 old yoga mats will be recycled a