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keep your pets, plants, pipes employ protected.ere is the second part of today, this afternoon, evening and tonight, moderate to heavy rain, we're still focused on that 12-hour period from 4:00 this afternoon to 4:00 tomorrow morning. for that heavy rain and those gusty winds that may actit long about three hours later than that heavy rain. all right, 38 in san francisco right everywhere. 24 to 42 by 7:00, and you can see we'll hover in the upper 40s to near 50 with rain and snow moving into the north bay. and mainly turning over to all rain outside lake county at 4:00. then all of us are starting to get our heaviest rain as we roll into 7:00. we'll take a look at future radar and the other watches and advisories out now coming up. let's get over to reggie. >> mike, thank you. the storm is going to have an impact on the fight against covid-19, because some testing and vaccination sites are going to have to close early because of the weather. abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield is live at the mass vaccination site at city college in san f

rather than trying to save single species it's better to protect entire ecosystems knowing which plants animals and ecological communities need special protection requires regular monitoring until now such monitoring could only provide a momentary snapshot of conditions in a set place and time. but a new method might soon allow us to monitor and in time ecosystem in one fell swoop . this is the airport at the german aerospace center and over 5 and a half and near munich a dorney a 228 is ready for takeoff. it's carrying a hyperspectral camera. colleges hope to use the device to help identify the species of flora and fauna and their distribution in a particular ecosystem from the air. after a 90 minute flight the darn yea has reached its goal. the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blu

rather than trying to save single species it's better to protect entire ecosystems knowing which plants animals and ecological communities need special protection because regular monitoring until now such monitoring could only provide a momentary snapshot of conditions in a set place and time. but a new method might soon allow us to monitor an entire ecosystem in one fell swoop. this is the airport at the german aerospace center and often near munich a dorney a 228 is ready for takeoff. it's carrying a hyperspectral camera. ecologists hoped to use the device to help identify the species of flora and fauna and their distribution in a particular ecosystem from the air. after a 90 minute flight the dorney has reached its goal. the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectra

rather than trying to save single species it's better to protect entire ecosystems knowing which plants animals and ecological communities need special protection requires regular monitoring until now such monitoring could only provide a momentary snapshot of conditions in a set place and time. but a new method might soon allow us to monitor an entire ecosystem in one fell swoop. this is the airport at the german aerospace center and often near munich a dorney a 220 is ready for takeoff. it's carrying a hyperspectral camera. ecologists hope to use the device to help identify the species of flora and fauna and their distribution in a particular ecosystem from the air. after a 90 minute flight the darn yea has reached its goal. the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspect

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we're destroying our environment over then you know it's about how important it is to protect our animals and our plants and mood that's. going to get. some of the children playing music people fighting against environmental destruction. you know you. were. here you can see some symbols this is a belt symbol it stands for the moon and here is the spiral it stands for the part that really misses tread. the group was set up about 15 years ago. in the past nestore used to perform himself but now he directs the children. then as. an armadillo i'm going to kill it and sell it but i will. gradually all of the plants and animals are killed by the children who are playing the role of modern day individuals right down at good there. afterwards the association members meet in the communities heart they come together on a regular basis to sit around the fire and talk about old traditions but also about new developments in the community. that means that manage 70 hec to land a vast area most of it is beyond the settlement and consists of pristine jungle they are determined to prevent deforestation. and. a lot of co

threatened natural habitats all work aims to preserve our native forest through protection restoration and tree planting. they started out with great dedication and very little money but the work has since grown considerably the biologists now supplied the entire region with plants from their nursery huge sales are an important source of income to finance the work of their angio. growing about $400000.00 seedlings each year is just a part of it. on a paula is on her way to plant some of their seedlings here in the mountainous region of said i didn't take it up in southeastern brazil. the area is now dominated by coffee plantations and grazing land for livestock there is hardly anything left of the original forest and yet trees play a vital role in preserving groundwater supplies. but efforts to reforest the area depend on the landowners. the natural sources of wood people's property are slowly drying up but these landowners here no longer have any water coming by reforesting we aim to restore the vegetation cover and rehabilitate the land so that groundwater levels can be replenished in a little bit abo

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is affected by the use of barris or species and how important the red mist is for the protection on the most and plants. by loss of. life. of diversity and when the species is lost it's. that balance. i think it's so important for us because normally. on. almost. species our food. our environment and so on that's very important for human being to put it would have species is morally unacceptable that it's wrong what it's not. because you know that the extinction of species is an irreversible sentiment. under species. in the domain of conservation but however. you know some more you consider some are more important some are like we're in it all was a commission is a but even bots really because the bit in the process of the position of or the species but at the same time they produce different order of species. in my book the nando most important course of action of he she is the last. minute because most of this is you who live on. for example when you do for us is. you tend to transform the primary for us in the forest in that is the birds that used to nest on top of very big trees no more reproduce a

is affected by the disappearance of species and how important the red mist is for the protection on the most and plants. by loss of. life. of diversity and when the species is lost it's. that balance. i think it's so important for us because normally. on. almost. species our food. our environment and so on that's very important for human being to put it would have species is morally unacceptable that destroying what it's not. because you know that the extension of species is an irreversible phenomena. under species. in the domain of conservation but however. you know some law we consider some are more important some are like we're in it all was a commission insect but even bots really because the bit in the process of the position of or the species but at the same time to produce good food or order of our species. i think in my opinion do most important cause of tension of specie is their loss. because most of this this you live on. that for example when you do for us is petition you then to transform the primary for us in the country for it in that case the birds that used to nest on top of very big t

rather than trying to save single species it's better to protect in time ecosystems knowing which plants animals and ecological communities need special protection because regular monitoring until now such monitoring could only provide a momentary snapshot of conditions in a set place and time. but a new method might soon allow us to monitor an entire ecosystem in one fell swoop. this is the airport at the german aerospace center and the near munich adorning 8 to 28 is ready for takeoff. it's carrying a hyperspectral camera. ecologists hope to use the device to help identify the species of flora and fauna and their distribution in a particular ecosystem from the air. after a 90 minutes. the darnay has reached its goal. the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspectral came

the south bay, the east bay valleys, the north bay, keep the pets, plants and pipes protected throughe temperatures are going to remain below freezing during that time. and then the second part of our day will be full of rain in mountain snow. that will eventually turn over to rain except for in lake county where it stays mountain snow. congratulations. you're getting almost a blizzard up there. one to three inches of snow possible, winds gusting 30 to 50 if not higher in the higher elevations. you see the storm winding up as it is leaving the gulf of alaska and migrating quickly down towards us. look for rapidly changing conditions today. we start in the 20s and 30s in most areas, we'll hover in the 40s to near 50 with rain and snow arriving in the north bay

by elevating the roadway and buildings and creating artificial reefs and sea walls, protecting water treatment plantsutdated levee with a new environmentally friendly one, and the multiyear, multimillion-dollar south bay salt ponds restoration project, the largest tidal wetlands effort on the west coast, meant to absorb rising sea levels. while some planning work continues, most construction has stalled. warner chabot: we can't afford to lose a week, a day, certainly not a year or two. stephen: warner chabot is executive director of the san francisco estuary institute. warner: this is probably going to rob us of one to two years ou governments are simply going to be cash-strapped. stephen: does that worry you? warner: it terrifies me. i mean, we have an enormous challenge ahead of us. stephen: a challenge that currently has no long-term funding, thanks to the high cost of the covid crisis, a $4.7 billion bond meant to address the issue statewide, pulled by governor gavin newsom. yet another law proposed by san mateo assemblyman kevin mullen would've protected important assets like highway 101, caltra

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rather than trying to save single species it's better to protect entire ecosystems knowing which plants animals and ecological communities need special protection requires regular monitoring until now such monitoring could only provide a momentary snapshot of conditions in a set place and time. but a new method might soon allow us to monitor an entire ecosystem in one fell swoop. this is the airport at the german aerospace center and often near munich a dorney a 228 is ready for takeoff. it's carrying a hyperspectral camera. ecologists hope to use the device to help identify the species of flora and fauna and their distribution in a particular ecosystem from the air. after a 90 minute flight the darn yea has reached its goal. the varian forest national park in southern germany the ecologist get to work. the hyperspectral camera registers the visible light and other electromagnetic radiation reflected off the forest below something like a regular digital camera. but a normal digital camera has sensors that are only sensitive to visible light in 3 bands. red green and blue. the hyperspect

bright and natural habitats our work aims to preserve our native forest through protection restoration and tree planting. they started out with great dedication and very little money but the work has since grown considerably the biologists now supplied the entire region with plants from their nursery huge sales are an important source of income to finance the work of their angio. growing about $400000.00 seedlings each year is just a part of it. is on her way to plant some of their seedlings here in the mountainous region of said i didn't take it up in southeastern brazil. the area is now dominated by coffee plantations and grazing land for livestock there's hardly anything left of the original forest and yet trees play a vital role in preserving groundwater supplies. but efforts to reforest the area depend on the landowners. the natural sources of wood people's property drying up but these landowners here no longer have any water coming by reforesting we aim to restore the vegetation cover and rehabilitate the land so that groundwater levels can be replenished a bit about. the farmers only recently pur

protected animals. the land was cleared to make way for thousands of illegal cocoa plantations. the green plants are all kick out trees the primary forest is dead. officially no one is even allowed to enter the say area without permission from the forrestal thorazine but no one is here to enforce the rules. in the us. these hidden camps a list signs. the farm is a working illegally on land that doesn't belong to them journalists aren't welcome here so we don't tell them what we do. we're accompanied by a member of an n.g.o.s the human rights. around 40 people who live in this camp in huts men and children only. play drink water from the river and beat bananas and manioc that they grow in the forest themselves. if. they peak account holders and cut them open with machetes day. it takes a lot of care and precision the shells a hod and their blades shop. the good it's the only way to extract the precious beans that is still coated in a white fleshy pulp. on . the beans are left out to dry before they have bagged up and sold to a co-operative. the workers only very young about a 3rd of them a childr

threatened natural habitats our work aims to preserve our native forest through protection restoration and tree planting. they started out with great dedication and very little money but the work has since grown considerably. the biologists now supplied the entire region with plants from their nursery sales are an important source of income to finance the work of their angio. growing about $400000.00 seedlings each year it's just a part of it. is on her way to plant some of their seedlings here in the mountainous region of said i didn't want to get up and southeastern brazil the area is now dominated by coffee plantations and grazing land for livestock there's hardly anything left of the original forest and yet trees play a vital role in preserving groundwater supplies. but efforts to reforest the area depend on the landowners. the natural sources of what people's property drawing these landowners here no longer have any water coming by reforesting we aim to restore the vegetation cover and rehabilitate the land so that groundwater levels can be replenished in a little bit about. the farmers only recent

bright and natural habitats our work aims to preserve our native forest through protection restoration and tree planting. they started out with great dedication and very little money but the work has since grown considerably the biologists now supplied the entire region with plants from their nursery huge sales are an important source of income to finance the work of their angio. growing about $400000.00 seedlings each year it's just a part of it. is on her way to plant some of their seedlings here in the mountainous region of said i didn't take it up in southeastern brazil. the area is now dominated by coffee plantations and grazing land for livestock there's hardly anything left of the original forest and yet trees play a vital role in preserving groundwater supplies. but efforts to reforest the area depend on the landowners. the natural sources of wool people's property drying up but these landowners here no longer have any water coming by reforesting we aim to restore the vegetation cover and rehabilitate the land so that groundwater levels can be replenished a bit about. the farmers only recently p

plants. president biden taking measures to protect workers.enough, and what happened over the last year? we'll have an advocate for workplace safety. we'll interview her next. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. >>> welcome back. among the many executive orders already signed by u.s. president joe biden, one of them calls for clearer guidance on covid-19 safety measures for workers including those in meatpacking and other processing plants. now, covid devastated that industry, forcing some plants to shut down when their workers got the virus. joining me now from washington is debbie berkowitz. debbie is the program director for the national employment law project. it's great to have you on. it's an important issue. right from the beginning there were great concerns about the welfare of workers in places like meatpacking plants, other industries too. what were the conditions like? how bad are they now in terms of protections and pr

and new planting to provide appropriate tree protection. plant larger trees feasible for staff recommendations and provide bureau of urban forestry with list of off site planting site. we will hear from the appellant, john nulty first. >> good evening board of appeals, commissioners, staff and the public. we're here tonight to show the street trees -- can i have slide number 1 please? the trees are all 30 feet high referenced on page 3 and 4 of the uc hastings open space november 5th, 2015. page 2 please. the mature trees could have been moved by the contractor and saved to the construction area of uc hastings campus being demolished. the permit holder does not state in the reports that the six significant trees were failing in health. the uc hastings filed for application of tree removal dated february 21st, 2020, mentioning the six significant trees. the permit holder has not released the information after multiple requests for information about the six significant trees. page 3 alec please. next, the street trees mentioned in the multiple

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columbia, the indigenous misak people have set up a school to protect their traditions and their natural environment. in india, a village community plants 111 trees whenever a baby girl is born. a custom that benefits society and the planet. but first to new zealand, where sheep farmers are fed up with being blamed for climate change. the corona outbreak has reduced travel, and industrial production, and resulted in a dip in carbon emissions. so in that sense it's actually improving the health of the planet. but the environmental impact of animal agriculture for example remains massive. in 2016, global greenhouse gas emissions totaled 51 gigatons, of which, more than seven gigatons were caused by meat and dairy companies. to meet the targets set by the paris climate agreement, global greenhouse gas emissions have to be reduced to 13 gigatons by 2050. but if the meat and dairy industry continues down its current path, its annual emissions are expected to exceed 10.5 gigatons, with devastating impact on the climate. in new zealand, sheep farmers are coming under increasing public and political pressure. >> sheeps far as t eye can e, and w

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and new planting to provide appropriate tree protection. plant larger trees feasible for staff recommendations and provide bureau of urban forestry with list of off site planting site. we will hear from the appellant, john nulty first. >> good evening board of appeals, commissioners, staff and the public. we're here tonight to show the street trees -- can i have slide number 1 please? the trees are all 30 feet high referenced on page 3 and 4 of the uc hastings open space november 5th, 2015. page 2 please. the mature trees could have been moved by the contractor and saved to the construction area of uc hastings campus being demolished. the permit holder does not state in the reports that the six significant trees were failing in health. the uc hastings filed for application of tree removal dated february 21st, 2020, mentioning the six significant trees. the permit holder has not released the information after multiple requests for information about the six significant trees. page 3 alec please. next, the street trees mentioned in the multiple

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protected animals. the land was cleared to make way for thousands of illegal cocoa plantations. the green plants are full cookout trees the primary forest is dead. officially no one is even allowed to enter the syria without permission from the forrestal thorazine but no one is here to enforce the rules. of these hidden camps a list signs. the farmers are working illegally on land that doesn't belong to them journalists on welcome here so we don't tell them what we do. we're accompanied by a member of a named geo fish human rights. around 40 people who live in this camp in huts men and children only. play drink water from the river and eat bananas and manioc that they grow in the forest themselves. they pick could count holes and cut them open with machetes all day. long but. it takes a lot of care and precision the shells the hard and their blades shop. good it's the only way to extract the precious beams that is still coated in a white fleshy cult. that. the beans are left out to dry before they have bagged up and sold to a co-operative. the works. very young about a 3rd of them a children. 'd

work in a biden administration these tech companies are literally planting their people inside that administration in order to protect themselves in the future well i'm not going to see much change then at least for now but america has spent on an international regulatory attorney miles edward thank you both for your time today. time now for break but when we come back to us an employment claim 3rd in the wrong direction as global economies struggle to find a stable recovery we have an expert panel standing by as we go to break here the numbers at the close. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. i don't don't know why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a minute so with bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who worked there the moment on radio. which you'll see in the neil curiosity is like a petrol motion machine did live

work in a biden administration these tech companies are literally planting their people inside that administration in order to protect themselves in the future well i'm not going to see much change then at least for now but america has spent on an international regulatory attorney miles at a word thank you both for your time today. but when we come back to us an employment claim 3rd in the wrong direction as global economy struggle to find a stable recovery we have an expert panel standing by as we go to break down the numbers at the club. to talk about a word that means different things to different people depending on where you live what. school you went to that war is inflation. i can show you my face but i'm going to teach you must. in 9093 this man was sentenced to do. they get charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for the week with the scent of a $23.00. confined within 4 gray walls. it's using. him to leave this room. with. the 2. the u.s. saw its worst unemployment numbers last week as it reached a 5