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s. state of missouri polls money from state pension funds, managed by investment, joined black rock. the reason that to avoid backing at quote, woke political agenda will of our financial correspondent what's going on over the coming of turkey and russia agreed to establish a golf hub on the black sea. but will the move have any impact on the energy crisis? and why chimney sweep in the united kingdom are seeing a 3rd in demand for their services. this is the w business. i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. the u. s. state of missouri has followed louisiana by pulling hundreds of millions of dollars of pension funds, managed by investment company, black rock. the state treasurer's say the company is prioritizing environmental, social and governance issues over shareholder returns. a strategy they say is part of a woke political agenda. ironically, environmentalists say black rock isn't doing enough to divest from fossil fuels, black rock, c o, a larry flynt defended his company's investment strategy, saying he knows he's doing something vice, when he's being close, attacked equal

a strategy they say is part of a woke political agenda. ironically, environmentalists say black rock isn't doing enough to divest from fossil fuels. black roxio, larry flynt defended his company's investment strategy thing. he knows he's doing something right when he's being, quote, attacked equally by the left and by the rice. that's close to dw financial correspond correspondence, teddy, also in new york. teddy, this just seems a little bizarre. can you explain to me what this accusation awoken us actually referred to in this context? certainly pretty bizarre, given that woke while it's original, meaning coming from african american vernacular, just means awareness or consciousness of social and racial justice issues. but in recent years we've seen conservative republicans use it to derive anything that has a width of progressive change. now in this case, we are seeing a number of elected officials and otherwise use it to derive financial institutions such as black rock, other businesses that limit investment in any way to the oil and gas industry. that includes offering products o

have newspaper rock alongside plymouth rock. maybe have a statue talking to columbus just as they were in a dialog in the 15th and 16th century, in the case of the reaction to policies put in place by columbus in the congress of the caribbean. i also hope this has given you more food for thought in terms of trouillot's book and it's larger context. he is talking about haiti, but the moral of the stories can be applied to our discussion of the colonial american past. any final words before i and this q and a? >> this is the other sarah. i have a question on the floor paintings in the rotunda. i am just kind of wondering maybe how you think they should be handled. i am sure some people support removal while others prefer acknowledgment of the inaccuracy and the incorrect celebrations. i think it's really important to acknowledge. tourism is a really important form of education. >> and john, for example, is a great painter. these paintings are renowned for their skill and artistry and beauty. to your point, a lot of both the confed

look at the rock that we got.we don't focus on other events like i didn't even know about the american who did all of those wonderful acts. i think if people open their eyes they expand on what's true and what's not. do your own research of that case. >> i love what you said about doing your own research and what you do in terms of historical interpretations. your interpretation of history can legitimately the different than mine. you need to look at the other sources as a primary source. in and one other thing that's interesting is that they are not primary sources in the sense that they -- we can talk about them as resources like we did today but they are someone's interpretation of the past. which is one reason why they get so contested so often, right? any other questions? >> i but your comment about your discussion about william berg was interesting but i found myself quite horrified a couple of weeks ago visiting colonial williamsburg. they had someone out portraying andrew carter who is of course of the sam

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he was one of the 06s — original gangsters of rock �*n' roll.them, he kind of made his mark early. after the �*50s, he had hits, but not as influential or explosive as his earlier ones but he kept going, you know, kept playing his hits for 60, 65 years. talk about him musically. this was, you know, from the building blocks, the foundations of rock �*n' roll. how did his musical influence shape the genre that would grow over the next couple of decades? well, to give just one example, any rock �*n' roll piano player bears a huge influence from bothjerry lee lewis and little richard. they are two of the greatest piano players in rock �*n' roll history and it was a very physical, visceral way of playing piano. everybody knows his hits — great balls of fire and all those songs — but i listened to something today that i hadn't heard in years that really, really shows that, and it's a live album recorded in hamburg, germany, at the star club — the place that incubated the beatles. 1964, 22 minutes long, eight songs. it's the most explosive rock �*n' ro

our dear friend, david louis, an an honorary board member. >> we are all rock fans and rock families, so why would we be anywhere else but here tonight? ama: then david has been a rock supporter since he met the executive director years ago. you can support the kids through rock. you can bid on auction items at this website. the auction goes until friday. dan: what a great evening, you were so wonderful to be there to support a great cause. it looked like you learned a little line dancing. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic for halloween. let me show you what time-lapse of what it looked like after sunset. that little sliver of moon under crystal clear skies, absolutely gorgeous. with clear skies like that, it is getting cold outside. 45, half moon bay. n t adviso for the coastal areas in mendocino county. a freeze warning for the interior areas from 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. frost and freeze could kill any sensitive plants. mid-30's to low 50's in the morning with mainly clear conditions. we are five days f

is ever threatened by a similar space rock. abc is more norwood reports. three. what my gosh, just two weeks after scientists watched the dark spacecrafts slam into this asteroid at 14,000 mph. we're now learning more about how that historic test with nasa giving an update conducted humanity's first planetary defense test, nasa. confirms that dart successfully changed the targeted as steroids trajectory . millions watched as the refrigerator sites spacecraft locked in on its target of 500. ft space asteroid named amorphous you can clearly see its rocky surface, then all of a sudden a loss of signal moment. very few words can really capture this moment. this is beautiful to watch. stop of the falcon, nine and 10 months in the making nasa launching dort last year and the same orpheus posed no threat to earth conditions made for perfect test run with nasa hoping to prepare for a potential doomsday scenario day, morpheus was pushed into a tighter orbit around its companion, space rock , locking it in place. that same method is what nasa hopes will be able to divert a

michelle: rock 'n' roll legend jerry lee lewis has died at. the age of 87.famous for his flamboyant showmanship, his songs include "great balls of fire". he was considered one of the pieers that made rock 'n' roll prominent in the 1960's. ♪ >> if you ever wondered why rock 'n' roll was called the devil's music, jerry lee lewis is your answer. ♪ it was his piano playing that got him expelled from bible college. rock 'n' roll was his escape from god-fearing southern poverty. >> you want to be a hillbilly son you can -- if you want to. >> his family and mortgage to their house to buy the young jerry a piano. he started outperforming on the back of a truck before hitting the big time, as part of sun records roster of rock 'n' roll stars. ♪ then it all came crashing down. >> were you there misses lewis? >> on tour in britain he introduced his new wife, his 13-year-old cousin. there was outrage but he continued to perform. >> when were you married? >> we leave our personal questions out of this. ♪ >> his life, with seven marriages was a catalog of death, drugs, gu

tomsk petroglyphs, created on the basis of a rock dotted with rock paintings, which oh no, it's hard to imagine, but they will have to pay attention for more than four thousand years, but if this is not impressive, then there are more ancient exhibits, for example, the remains of the siberian psychosaurus that lived in these parts more than 100 million years ago. there is a lure for lovers of literature for them in novokuznetsk is one of the few museums dedicated to dostoevsky. here is an announcement of upcoming events. risk fifteen minutes of your endless life. you won't regret it, we started our trip with the capital of the region, young kemerovo, the city is located on both banks of the tom river and iskitimka has a population of half a million sure. you agree the artist is a poet, he sees the world. akhmadonna was different than mine sometimes, unexpectedly, not more accurately. i never wrote to order it, but here's how she saw and felt this city, i'll try to convey it in her intonation. strict alien cities to us, as if closed in themselves while the maser trickles to them, not

so is this sort of a kick rocks?want to poke the bear, and i understand. no good comes from picking a fight with donald trump. however, isn't there a way to just take the high ground say something to the effect of, i think mitch mcconnell missed an opportunity. because he could've said i consider it low class to insult someone's wife, or somebody's spouse. that's it. he does not have to say donald trump's name, but i just think that walking away in pretending that did not happen, i don't know if that's the most effective thing. or if it stopped donald trump from then insulting you in the future. tell us what you think, what is the right response of somebody insults your spouse? you can tweet us at alisyn camerota and at the laura coates. and everyone, up next, big sit down with dwayne, the rock, johnson. not with us, but with jake. would he ever consider run for office, seriously? yes, and what is it about celebrities that make us think that maybe they would make great presidents, or great governors, or anything else

our dear friend, david louis, an an honorary board member. >> we are all rock fans and rock families,o why would we be anywhere else but here tonight? ama: then david has been a rock supporter since he met the executive director years ago. you can support the kids through rock. you can bid on auction items at this website. the auction goes until friday. dan: what a great evening, you were so wonderful to be there to support a great cause. it looked like you learned a little line dancing. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic for halloween. let me show you what time-lapse of what it looked like after sunset. that little sliver of moon under crystal clear skies, absolutely gorgeous. with clear skies like that, it is getting cold outside. 45, half moon bay. 48, napa. a frost advisory for the coastal areas in mendocino county. a freeze warning for the interior areas from 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. frost and freeze could kill any sensitive plants. mid-30's to low 50's in the morning with mainly clear conditions. we a

it is "you and me on the rock.", the foundation that you build a house on versus the sand. and you grew up in a very religious household, didn't you? >> i don't know if it was a household but i found religion around me. it was in the extremities of my family, and i sort of found it later on in life in my own way. sort of came up with my own way to practice my faith. but the concept of you and me on the rock has been with me since i was about six years old, going to sunday school, seeing you can build your house on a rock. >> trevor: i love that you say practice it in my own way because you have talked a little bit about this, but one of the many aspects of you that makes you so inspiring and phenomenal and many peoples eyes is that you have blazed the trail. you grew up, as you say, and a religious environment. and you are proudly gay and people go, but its religion, and country music has also had its issues with that, some other genres like rap, et cetera. when you are performing and putting your heart out there an

this was, you know, from the building blocks, the foundations of rock �*n' roll. couple of decades? well, to give just one example, any rock �*n' roll piano player bears a huge influence from bothjerry lee lewis and little richard. they are two of the greatest piano players in rock �*n' roll history and it was a very physical, visceral way of playing piano. everybody knows his hits — great balls of fire and all those songs — but i listened to something today i hadn't heard in years that really, really shows that, and it's a live album recorded in hamburg, germany, at the star club — the place that incubated the beatles. 1964, 22 minutes long, eight songs, and it is the most explosive rock �*n' roll record you'll ever hear. it's just incredible. it's easy to talk about his successes and his influences on the industry but, of course, he wasn't perfect — some people would even describe him as "notorious". would you describe him that way? laughs. yes, he was nuts! he was — he wasjust, you know, he was married seven times. he shot his bass player in the chest, who didn

and pounding the keys on a piano, the rock and roll legend. occasionally lit a piano on fire to close out the show. his audience nicknamed him the killer because of how he knocked out his audience with his unique sound and exuding stage presence. he switched over the country music in the >> and you but the pioneer did not completely closed the door on rock and roll. i'd like to bring up and inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame on all we have it. >> the killer, jerry >> actor dennis quaid played him in the bio pic. great of fire. >> his personal life was just as fiery as his musical career. the singer was married 7 times, one of which was to his younger cousin when she was 13 and he was 22. his most recent nuptials happened at the age of 76 lewis still shook up the rock and roll industry and collected awards through the last few decades. he won grammys for best spoken word or non-musical recording. >> and the lifetime achievement award in 2005. >> by the way, bruce springsteen said jerry lee lewis wasn't a rock and roll icon. jerry lewi

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breaking overnight, deadly breaking overnight, deadly explosions rock several cities explosions rock several cities across ukraine including the across ukraine including the capital of kyiv. capital of kyiv. the mayor of kyiv reported the mayor of kyiv reported explosions in the center of the explosions in the cent city in an area that includes city in an area that includes government offices. they appeared to be the result they appeared to be the result of of missile strikes. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said people ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said people were killed and wounded in the were killed and woun attacks, and he accused russia attacks, and he accused russia of trying to wipe his country of trying to wipe his country off the face of the earth. off the face of the earth. the number of casualties is not the number of casualt yet known. yet known. it comes after russian president it comes after russian president vladimir putin called saturday's vladimir putin called saturday's massive explosion that damaged a massive explosion that damaged a bridge conne

the mineral rock is stored and irrigated on giant heaps. it's hot and humid. bacteria help remove the critical raw material from the rock. it's called biological extraction, or bio leaching. the process takes 4 years and replaces the energy intensive. conventional melting process. our a seal to quote print is on the other. it's 60 percent lower than i am in the us. yeah. but it's ah, that is very important for 4 of our customers in conventional production, the rock is heated and melted, but not for tara frame. and that's why the plants ecological balance is much better . once europe's car industry shifts towards electric cars, massive amounts of nickel will be needed for batteries. so far, china has dominated the raw materials market, creating an unwanted dependency for europe. meanwhile, in sweden, car battery maker, north volt is desperately looking for climate conscious suppliers. as the company aims to improve it's carbon footprint. the company's electricity comes entirely from renewables, but raw materials with a good ecological balanc

not today we will go swimming to the rock of the abandoned. well peter i really want to see mermaids. well , what kind of peter came girls, peter came. oh how cute. hey you longtails, sing something for wendy's mom. please. and what kind of weather for a calm one or a stormy one for a moonlit night? i didn’t forget about everything, and we will endlessly begin to surround ourselves until the morning, we will play and huge stars will float above us. for some reason, people walk with their feet, that you are stupid and terribly beautiful cute. you don't mind. we have fun in the silence of the night we sing and laugh. bye. we are going to each other's tails. puppy until the morning we will play and huge stars will float on the ground on us. for some reason , people walk around stomping their feet, saying that you are stupid and terribly ugly and aesthetically pleasing. and yet they are very cute. on it pirates leave their captives in the evening the water rises so high what hides the whole rock? wendy is something to me here and i do n’t want to

dwayne the rock johnson may want to run for president. check out what he just told jake tapper. >> i have heard now from both sides of the aisle and the most influential people in politics asking if i would run, hoping that i would run. and again, it is so moving and surreal, i don't know anything about politics, but the important job that i have is daddy, and my two wives, well i have to take that off the table running for president. one is six and one is four. >> i totally respect, it is beautiful, the kids do age, that's not closing the door for in 2040 even before than 2036 they will be in college. what about then? you're not closing the door forever is what i'm asking? >> no, not at all. i wouldn't do that. thank you for asking that and clarifying that. right now for my daughters it's important that i'm home and that stability is important for me to be there, and that's the most important thing to me. >> well, he's running that's what i heard. >> i was mesmerized. it was a moment. our next guest john berman, stuart stevens, and mayor

as the war in ukraine rages on, we speak to a russian rock legend whose life and career have mirroredis motherland's journey from the soviet era, through the break—up of the soviet union, to putin's authoritarian state. my guest is boris grebenshchikov. he last played in russia the day before putin invaded ukraine in february, and is now living in london. bg, as he is known to his fans, risks prosecution for his anti—war comments if he returns to russia. the role cultural icons have to play in the politics of protests is a well—trodden one, but do their voices have any impact inside russia? boris grebenshchikov, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. all right, so you last performed in russia just six hours before putin invaded ukraine. you say you had a sense of foreboding that something monumental was going to happen. what did you think was going to occur? you know, we played a concert on the night before the invasion, and i had this weird feeling that i'm playing in hamburg in 1939. so i knew that something really bad is coming. i couldn't predict the war, but, you know, it fel

how is this rock the world chess? it is what it . rock the world chess? massively, it is brought a huge i massively, it is brought a huge amount of attention to the world of chess. ., , amount of attention to the world of chess. . , ., , chess. that is it from outside source. goodbye. _ it has been a very blustery day, with gales which are spread from west to east, brightening up with scattered showers, some of them heavy across the north. it stays heavy tonight, further heavy showers, whether the fun is moving on, lots of isobars on the chart, so it does stay quite windy. there is a lot of dry weather expected through central and southern england, lengthy clear spells, lots of cloud affecting scotland and southern ireland. it will be a cooler, fresher night tonight, low is typically down to 10 degrees. this is thursday�*s pressure chart, it stays windy across most of the country, less windy in the south thenit country, less windy in the south then it will be further north, we could even see gales around the coast, and there will be lots of showers rattli

>>> dwayne "the rock" johnson may want to run for president. check out what he just told jake tapper. >> i have heard now from both sides of the aisle the most influential people in politics asking if i would run, hoping that i would run. and again, it's so moving, man, and surreal. i don't know anything about politics. but the most important job that i have is daddy. and my two why's i have to take that off the table of running for president. one is 6 and the other the 4. >> i totally respect that it's beautiful. but kids do age. that's not closing the door for 2040. even before them, 2036, they'll be in college. what about then? you're not closing the door forever is what i'm asking? >> no, not at all. i wouldn't do that. like thank you for asking that, for clarifying that. no, right now for my daughters, it's important that i'm hope, and that stability is important for me to be there. and that's the most important thing to me. >> well, he is running. that's what i heard. >> oh, sorry. is our show going on still? i was mesmerized. sorry, i'm

in the house. >> she thought rock and roll was dangerous. >> evil, you know. stones" album, you can't have. that that is about drugs and promissous sex. simon and garfunkel was that to her and she broke down the poetry of joni mitchell and the great ar ttists and my sister a i toyed with the idea of rock in the house. >> and she met mick jagger. >> yes. she did. >> she had a party for a great book that we had worked on, mick jagger was there, and the person who said no rock in the house, particular list his rock and can you make sure i meet mick jagger and i never met him and he said, i went over there, and do you want to meet my mom and before i knew it, she was hanging on his shoulder and flirting with him and how did this happen? this is surreal. come on. >> if you wouldn't make her love rock and roll mick jagger certainly could. >> yes, he could. >> what is the most surprising in the show? >> you will feel things you might have felt in the movie and you will also feel this amazing energy from the cast. we really lived together for about four or five years

we call dish and wonder rock. and it's a british sacred rock. it here and it's a big, big rock. and we call it a grandfather rock. we thank the grandfather for knocking off chris and taken care of us as we travel they tried to tell us that this with savage, this was a pagan way of doing things here that's with the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years old. it was too high for me, so somebody put me in the chair and my feet, they're up can even touch the floor and they turn the power on electricity. then you can't. wendy electricity goes, you can let go. because the gen, the electricity makes you tighten it. if you can't like, go through you, you were torture with because they went to their land, they broke their children. why did i go, did this or do anything? i was just the child. ah. with 30 below cold edmond, our host is the former chief of this remote community in northern ontario in fort albany. canada has more than 2000 reserves like this one they were set up in the late 19th century by the indian act. the law governing the indigenous population this racist

so, most come from a belt of many rocks . come from a belt of many rocks between the planets of marsoser to the earth. those are the ones we're keeping an eye on. well, i did wonder when i read the story this morning how concerned we should be about this object hitting earth, how likely is that? well. earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural _ earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural disaster- earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural disaster we - earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural disaster we can j it's one natural disaster we can potentially do something about. it will eventually happen, may be hundreds of years, maybe thousands, but it's good to be ready before you need to be because, as the report said, having enough warning time is the key to this sort of approach. we can give an asteroid a little bit of a knowledge and changes orbit, and if you got many years warning, that's enough to miss the planet. how was your team involved in this operation? it’s how was your team involved in this 0 eration? v . , how was your team involved in this

and dances with him the rock and roll.ced rock and roll. and she didn't have a boyfriend. well, i don’t know, some kind of sea wolf approached her. she threw herself on his neck, that you are sure that she is sick and healthy. pavel, i'm waiting for you. marish kat i told you not to take my wife's towel. who is the letter here? i do not know. what happens there in general, but happens, but it no longer concerns you. sorry, i'm sleeping. did you notice that i wasn't at dinner and that everyone noted. why do you think you're losing your mind? i left brag and switched to a new system of burning fats and amino acids by blood type. want to teach. no thanks, i don't see the point girl. i do not eat the meat of slaughtered animals cabbage. i ordered cabbage. excuse me, your neighbors. soon they will hardly sleep off. after yesterday's walk, like a march vacation with me, a series of cats satisfy their animal instincts, when there are so many other joys of life around. and for you, that the only joy of life is to lose weight with

maria: the rock therapy, what, inhibits the pathway. >> we make drugs that inhibit that rock pathway.they that we work on, rock-2, gets activated, disease happens. aging happens. cells cease becoming pretty cells that exist when they're young and healthy and they become ugly cells that are diseased or aging. and we inhibit that pathway with a new generation of drugs that we're making. my old company made a great drug. it got approved. sanofi owns they that product area. we've got new drugs, better drugs for that pathway and i believe it's going to alter the outcome of a multitude of diseases for patients. maria: is there anything you can tell our audience about protecting those ke cells, whate can be doing to ensure, putting those drugs aside. >> we all look for easy things to do to protect ourselves. so, you know, we don't know. i drink coffee every day because i think it's cardio protective. i run because i think it's going to keep me healthy and young. but the thing that we really need to do is to innovate and figure out ways when things go wrong, when things go wrong or of when we

that's it rock and roll, rock and bones. nautilus pompilius and the time machine, but the question is not about it. and what kind of music did you study, because the festival ended exactly on the day you were born into different music. so i, probably, will give the floor to my colleagues in the group nikolai share what i brought into music in the class, the button accordion later. here. and what i listened to, as with all the standard set, decent musicians always turn out. somehow so nikolai gulyaev andrey brought me to music by an absolute chance. forgive me a little hoarse mother gave me in the eighth grade forcibly on the guitar. i really didn't want to go, then i got involved when we had 15 years of graduation from school, when i was already playing with the guys playing on large venues in our stadiums, well, as usual, they gather a class. yes, to meet the graduates, and there , from something, they say, my friend has achieved. and then before that i just opened my school certificate and i have the only triplet in music

. ♪ >> shirley lewis, one of the leing figures -- jerry lee lewis, the leading figures of rock 'n' roll life was marked by scandal and violence has died at the age of 87. ♪ hello and welcome if you're watching in the u.k., pbs in the u.s. or around the world. there has been a new wave of deadly crashes and around today with security forces firing on protesters. a number of confirmed injuries it is not knoww many have been killed. activists say dozens of people were fired upon after emerging from friday prayers in the southern city. on a province bordering pakistan. a medic gunfir is clearly audible in footage seen and verified by the bbc. there has been a buildup of security forces earlier in the day. this follows a similar crackdown in the same city nearly month ago. drawing protest against the death. i am joined from bbc moitoring crispin following the footage from iran for eskimo thank you very much -- thank you very much for being with us, but has been happening in iran? >> protests continue today in iran, the biggest are the providences, as you said just a month ago ere was a reall

500 my rock in the study in there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like, well that's very much culture, different religion living here different. i think it a group living here are you also have challenges, you know, your sub challenges. people saying we don't one of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not grandmother this city which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people he us you that diversity is good. i mean is a heritage will have to be current and is good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture, another people who are a br office on other religions. and you think that this good and he's wonderful and you want to leave that there you are thinking about the other and it this is that the other oh for to you? ah, from that one this conversation has highlighted for me the importance of common understanding between arab and european cultural spheres. with, with this in mind, i leave grenada for l. if he done a t

you pry them and rock them loose. you don't scuff them off the rock and take all generations. [speaks tolowa-dee-ni'] means to move around. it's a verb specifically for gathering mussels. you never take the largest of any species. you always leave it because they create the largest offspring, and you are very cautious of the young ones, the [speaks tolowa-dee-ni'] because they need to continue to grow. so you usually harvest the middle-aged things from the ocean. you're just taught to always respect the food because it's our sustenance. it's a way of life. you have a relationship with them that's very important. so it's a very, very different view of the world having that relationship. that's why the language, i think, is so important, as well, so we can share those concepts that come from the language itself. everything's house is their house, is their home. the language helps us see that and understand that we are in the same realm. it's not a nest. it's not a web. it's not an anthill. it's their home. risling-baldy: our native foods are really important to who we are as nat

the rock that they are growing in is a tufa rock. like a porous limestone that is deposited, and it is a real favorite for growing alpine plants because the plants grow directly into the rocks. the rocks help drain water away from the roots, so that it provides perfect conditions for alpine plants. >> that is fascinating, i had not really thought about the rock element of so many of these plants. they're used to this kind of environment. do these tufa rocks come from colorado? or are they the kind of things that you can import as well? >> this rock is quite hard to find because it is such a specialized rock. this rock came from south dakota. so not too far away, and the other thing to remember about this alpine house is that unlike many botanical gardens that have conservatories, this we spend all of our time trying to keep cool. we want plants to go dormant in the wintertime, it's so even when the conditions are very cold outside, with the windows open, we encourage them to take the sleep that they need, over winter and then when th

500 my rock in the study in there. when i, when i listen to you, you say like who has very much culture or different religion living here different . i think it a group living here. but you also have challenges, you know, your sub challenges. people saying we don't want, i feel out of the mediterranean, but i think i'm not gonna waste this city which has been able to monitor diversity better than others. why that people, he assume that diversity is good. i mean is a heritage will have to be current and is good if you are leaving in places where you can see buildings that are wonderful and that counseling another culture, another people who br, office and other religions. and you've seen that this good. and it's wonderful and you want to leave that there you are thinking about now this is that the other offer to you in this conversation has highlighted for me the importance of common understanding between arab and european cultural spheres. with, with this in mind, i leave grenada for l. if he done a town in the provinc