, salmon, coho salmon and so on, so today we decided to compare the red fish within ourselves.is healthy, super healthy, it is getting cheaper, which fish is the best among them. let's compare pink salmon, senga and trout, each has its own advantage, pink salmon has an advantage, it is the champion of these three fish in terms of the amount of vitamin d, how much is in pink salmon, approximately the daily norm is 100 g of pink salmon, to be exact 106%, oh, don’t offend our friend , the next fish is salmon, as andrei petrovich did not say, perhaps it is the most delicious, because it is the fattest, and if it is fatty, then it contains a greater amount of omega-3 unsaturated acids, about two and a half days of vitamin d, a third less than in pink salmon, and oh well, there is still a lot of sea trout left, which is the champion in vitamin b12 content. what are these substances for? let's go to our layouts, because what is the best way to explain why these substances are needed, for example, this is a nerve, omega-3 and b12 play a huge role in the functioning of our nervous syste

for example, what do salmon have in common with a search dog, right?nswer, but what they have in common is salmon, the search dog has an excellent sense of smell. they easily distinguish one stream from another by smell; i wonder what nasos has in common with a ten-year-old boy. what do you think is common? i have no idea. and they have a common height and weight , you can sign up for an excursion by calling in advance school, but even if you came to arnyany on an unexpected visit, they will be happy to take you to the information center. new heroes, we are bakers by education, we work together at the same enterprise, the mood is plus in english, this is higher education, i will learn the korean language, the korean korean language, yes, unpredictable questions, what were the names of the brothers who were suckled according to legend by a she-wolf. so, the obligatory version, the chill on the forks. don't take everything so literally, and unexpected answers to them. maybe it somehow rhymes with dimyan, well, not thyme, but somehow it’s possible porridg

coho salmon, but it’s just such a scam in putin’s jar, instead of sockeye salmon caviar they put cohoit’s definitely not a matter of greed, experts summarize, it’s a matter of murky fraud with documents, they sold , well, it’s not what is stated according to the documents, obviously for the same reason there is mukhleshe in a jar of caviar, salt, they didn’t find the dna of pink salmon caviar in it instead... it has some kind of caviar vinaigrette, and this is amazing, because caviar pink salmon is the most affordable, this is the most widespread salmon, pink salmon caviar is not replaced, because it is already the cheapest of all salmon species, but no matter what kind of fish you take, the main thing is to keep it fresh, for this purpose in preserves, if you not frozen, but they write about it on the can, they add preservatives, this is mandatory, and there is a list of substances permitted by law. so, now i ’ll give you a hint about what our consumer supervision has dug up from my team, then we’ll continue the commercial break for a couple of minutes, don’t switch what kind of cavi

, sockeye salmon, whales, coho salmon, chevy salmon, the taste is very different, you can taste findingse chinook the fattest fish, caviar, in principle, it is the most delicious, very tender , very, very, salt, extremely moderate, everything is as we like it, my love is sockeye salmon, of course, because it has such a slight bitterness, kind of... then noble, by the way, regarding... salinity, an interesting question: there is really very tasty lightly salted caviar on the market, although only a few sellers honestly admit that this is thanks to preservatives, we will talk about whether they are dangerous. it is interesting that initially the indigenous people, the koryaks and etlmens, did not salt the caviar at all, but prepared differently. they dug a small hole, cut the grass and covered it with earth so that it would acidify. it went out a little. this is called the fancy word fermentation. with the head of the kamchatka council itylmenov oleg zaporodsky, his daughter-in-law grandson, we are standing in a traditional settlement at the foot of the volcanoes, and he says that in his

there are salmon, trout, pink salmon, whale, sockeye salmon, coho salmon, chevych, brown trout, si, komulttle. but salmon, like fish, does not exist. any of their theolokhs will confirm this to you. so, when we are looking for salmon in the store, we are looking for a fish that does not exist in nature. so, trout: growing this fish is very difficult. well, first of all, trout, to achieve kilogram weight and sent to the kitchen, should live for 3 years. by the way, those who care for the fish treat the trout like children, even talk to them affectionately, and there’s no need to say why educators should move their students into barrels. we also learned several ways to determine the freshness of fish. rule one: fish should not smell like fish. yes, she should. smell the river, second, always look into her eyes, and they are known to be the mirror of the soul, and this mirror should be clear and convex. remember woland's mentoring instructions, there is only one freshness, the first, it is also the last, these are all the manipulations you must do when buying salmon, and if you are drawn awa

this project is aimed at restoring the salmon population which has been impacted by these dams. >> it runs there many communities as it makes it way from southern oregon to the pacific ocean. we see the impact on native american tribes that have long depended on the river and fish. >> it's been said many times it is like the air we breathe. we believe we evolved beside that river. it's woven into the fabric of our being. >> it's impossible to say exactly when the klamath river and the tribe became one. for the indigenous people who have been here since the beginning of time as we know it it is everything to us. >> it's in the town where the klamath 270 mile run into the ocean and yurok land. the place where the yurok tribe became river and the river became him. >> when the river is sick and when it is degraded that is going to be reflected in the people. >> to the yurok and other tribes of the river felt sick in 1918 when the first dam was built in northern california. before then, millions of salmon swam these waters. >> from that day forward these fish stop been able to access the u

and those flows that will help get the baby salmon to the ocean.st is highlighting the fact that salmon, they will need cold water if we don't get it to them. we are going to be continuing to see closed fishing seasons, and the ecosystem collapse. >> reporter: as for michelle, she is just happy that more than a decade for hard work is finally paying off. >> i like to think that other fisheries could learn something from the work that we do here. we are all dedicated to the river as we know it in the back of our hands and we know what it means and we advocate for that. >> reporter: the picture for california salmon is still a dark one. but the river is shining a light on what could be done to keep the fish from disappearing. >> and the chinook salmon numbers are so low that there is talk of putting them on the federal endangered species list. if that happens, it could force further restrictions on commercial salmon fishing. for now, thanks for watching. 60 minutes is next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. let's do it. come on, dad. get

some 70,000 chinook salmon died. >> wow. >> from a fish disease. after that, the tribes really set their sights on those dams and were able to persuade pacific core to tear them out in an historic agreement signed in 2016. >> well, we're talking about four dams here, joe. it's a lot to remove. how is the project going so far? >> so i just got to go and tour where number two stood until september. that's when that dam was fully torn out, and it was incredible to see, you know, what had been a dam to now just a normal river. and this really gets going next month. january fourth, they're going to begin draining the reservoirs behind these dams. that's expected to take about two months. and then next summer is when the demolition begins on these final three dams. and that's expected to end by november. so by this time next year, those four dams will be gone and the river will be free for the first time in over a century. so that's a really big deal to the people who depend on that river. >> and definitely a big deal for all of them, joe. i'm wondering,

i mean, a lot of us like salmon, but -- look, there's a complex set of issues about the salmon recovery in the pacific northwest. there's a lot of studies done that show that the dams are not necessarily the cause of where we've had salmon declines. >> bret: even the noaa report states that some uncertainties as to whether the demolition would help increase the salmon population, listing other hurdle, including pollution, climate change, and the challenge to reintroduce the fish into areas once blocked. >> it's not based on true science. they picked it out of the air. they're saying we want to restore healthy and abundant salmon runs. that sounds good, but that's a completely new term, not based on the endangered experience act, what congress has put into the law. >> bret: dam removal wouldn't be possible without congressional approval, but the fight could become an election issue for that region. why are they doing it? >> this is a long way from being done, but we've got to hold people accountable on this, because those dams are extremely valuable electric generation for a whole region

, pink salmon connoisseurs.produced salmon. it is its caviar that is most often sold in jars, and an experienced fisherman advises taking a closer look at the shape of the fish’s head. what's next? and then don’t change the channel so as not to miss the most important thing. how can you spot salmon with caviar inside on the shelves? which are antiseptics mixed into red caviar? how are games stored and transported from marketplaces? scientists declare the dangers of non-alcoholic beer. herring from which brands is bathed in mold, bacteria and is ready to poison the holiday. alive? pines, fir trees, nests, ticks and spiders, how to protect yourself from poisonous guests? sausage grandas and vecina from indilight made from 100% turkey meat, ideal for holidays and for every day. indylight - for the benefit of happiness! genferon light spray is a green light, green light to my goals and plans, red light to viruses that can stop them. gemperon light, thanks to the double power of interferon and a special component, pr

will benefit bay area fishermen who experience the closure of this year's salmon season for only the second time in history because of a low number of fish. >> by cooling the water temperatures, hopefully the population of fish will flourish and they will be greater then they are now and we have a sustainable resource. >> when the dams are gone, crews will begin sewing billions of native seeds along the river. for dupont, it is not only mending ills of the past but healing the river. >> we are seven generations into the future and thinking about how what we do will impact them. >> nbc bay area news. >>> a big story here. cbs -- our is changing the way the price of drugs and it could affect how much you pay. the company made the announcement today. currently the way drugs are priced is not based on the cost of the drug but they are affected by capitated network of insurers and manufacturers. but cvs is doing away with that system under the new system and drugs will be based on the cost of making them and a set markup and handling fee. cvs said the chain could make some drugs cheaper o

okay, then let's immediately look at the salmon fish, so that we have this one , well, yeah, the colors uniform, the styling is even. yeah, let's evaluate consistency. the consistency is yep, dense, juicy, the salt is generally normal, even i would say, at the minimum level. our production laboratory is accredited for more than 200 testing methods, its main functions are to carry out incoming inspection of raw materials and materials, to carry out physical and chemical tests of finished products... and here we also test semi-finished products and conduct tests of the sanitary condition of production workshops and production premises , and control the quality of water, which is from our own wells according to the departmental water station. good morning, colleagues, how are you? so, ira, please tell me, did we receive any feedback from the consumer yesterday? from the consumer, one message, we play a big role in collecting feedback information from consumers, from clients, and this can be positive or negative, and here we also need to pay tribute to the fact that not a single request is

our. wild kamchatka salmon, cleaned and for everyone greetings to the consumer from kamchatka from theh processing plant, that before frozen fish products , the plant works with large traders who supply retail chains and production; in october, for the first time, they directly shipped pink salmon under a direct contract. kamchatka, russian fish shop. this is a weapon. fishing on such a fishing slang, called snyurivod, descends to a depth of 400 m, and this is how fish are caught; about 150 tons are delivered here to the factory every day. we unload the fish, the fish is sent to the factory for processing, it is fed through a fish pump, this is a very gentle way of shipment, the fish does not choke, it comes with water, a water mixture, fish-water, so it does not arrive in the raw department without damage. we own five vessels, we lease these land plots on which our built plant is located, well, of course, we own the plant. here the complex implies complete complete processing, this includes catching and processing, waste-free production, we produce and we process all the waste, this i

is preserve the of the is to preserve the taste of the salmon. salmon salmon.message for christmas. smoked salmon should taste of salmon. >> that's that's we've got a little somebody there little shot of somebody there that's you because . that's not you because. >> well is it you? >> well is it you? >> that was me. i was slicing salmon very afternoon. salmon this very afternoon. we're really busy at the moment, the lead up to christmas. so you get you get down and dirty on the salmon as well. >> you absolutely do. >> you absolutely do. >> taught slice >> i love i was taught to slice smoked like that smoked salmon like that when i was years old. was about six years old. >> probably pass >> it probably wouldn't pass health standards health and safety standards nowadays. my dad and nowadays. by my by my dad and i just love to with the team just love to be with the team carving salmon. it's very therapeutic. could imagine? to >> could you imagine? so talk to me where were me about you then. so where were you and you know, what was you born and you know, what was i

kamchatka accounted for almost a third of the all-russian catch, about half of the far eastern salmontourists, this is a chick. tasty, cool, lightly salted, but most of all, which one are they buying now? you know, when they ask me which caviar is the most delicious, i say a very correct answer, the one that you like, because some like pork, some like lamb, some can’t stand lamb, that’s all caviar, it tastes different, some really like coho salmon, well, let’s say, yes, well, now you’ll understand that that of coho salmon. the taste, it’s different, it’s just different, it’s tart, it may have a little bitterness , and some people like it, and some don’t , that’s all, just like someone eats chicken, someone... then pobareni, everything is simple, but belarusians more often, what do they take? belarusians, in principle, came here in the summer, and in the summer all the caviar is delicious, the share of the fishing industry in the industrial production in kamchatka is 60 %, new jobs are being created, however , there is no longer the same dream of sea romance as before, so wherever we f

kamchatka accounted for almost a third of the all-russian catch, about half of the far eastern salmonourists, this is chick, tasty, cool , lightly salted, yeah, but most of all, which one is being bought now, you know, when they ask me what kind of caviar is the most delicious, i i say, a very correct answer, the one that , the one that you like, because some like pork, some like lamb, some can’t stand lamb, so all the caviar tastes differently, some i really like coho salmon, well, let’s say, yes , well, now you will understand that kizhich has its own taste, it’s different, it’s just different, it’s tart, it can be a little bitter, but some people like it, but some people don’t, that ’s all, it’s like, some people eat chicken, some people eat lamb, it’s just that, belarusians more often, what do they take? belarusians, in principle, came here in the summer, and in the summer all caviar is delicious. the share of the fishing industry in industrial production in kamchatka is 60%. new jobs are being created, however , there is no longer the same dream of sea romance as it used to be, s

agency has successfully launched its latest biocapsule on board a home grown space launch dubbed salmon. the project is in line with plans to revive different sectors of the country. space industry and utilize the know-how acquired in the biospace domain. the 500 kilogram bio capsule is scientific research and technological device sent into an altitude of 130 kilometers above the earth's surface. the project is in keeping with the road map to launch amandomission and space and develop and get required technologies. salmon is the first of this class of domestically developed launchers and enjoys high tech features. so for those of you just joining us, we just had news of iran, the space agency of the islamic republic of iran successfully launching its latest biocapsule on board home grown space launcher salman uh salmon is as we mentioned the first of his class of mistically developed launchers and enjoys high-tech features, so we will be joined by our courses, our studios in tehran shortly, to tell us more about these features and more about the significance of this project, and there w

it's there to keep endangered salmon from taking a wrong turn. the slough leads to the interior delta, where the endangered juvenile chinook salmon are vulnerable to predators. so this device with the lights, sounds and bubbles will keep the tiny fish on track towards the ocean. >> so far, we talked to the local folks and explained detail about the project and they are really excited because we are doing something to save salmon. >> the bioacoustic barrier spans the entire entrance of the slough. but even if any fish cross into it, they are unhurt. the department of water resources is tagging some of the tiny salmon with gps trackers so they'll be able to know if that fish barrier is actually working. new at 730. good news for a little dog and his dog walker. police in san francisco had put out a call for help to find murray. the bernedoodle. murray there was in a dog walking van and when it was stolen earlier today near mason and sacramento. the owner of the dog walking company told us this evening the van and murray, as you can see, were found.

salmon is a fish that is not only tasty, but also very healthy.mins. but the main value of red fish is omega-3 fatty acids, which are necessary to maintain health of adults and proper development of children. salmon goes well with vegetables and fresh herbs, and is also suitable for baked sandwiches or baskets. children will love this nutritious breakfast option. so, we use it as a basis for baskets. prepared buns with sesame seeds, cut them lengthwise, chop green onions and dill, cut lightly salted salmon fillets into medium-sized cubes and place in chopped greens, pour in a small amount of cream, add pepper and mix, from the bottom parts of the buns we form shallow baskets, crushed bread pulp. mix with fish and herbs, place the baskets in a baking dish , put the fish filling in them, place a raw chicken egg on top and bake at a temperature of about 200° for 10-15 minutes. the upper parts of the baskets will need a little less time for baking, grease them with butter and send them to brown in the oven. baskets with salmon eggs are best served acc

most native alaskans, who also depend on salmon, are not sold. >> on a good day years ago, how many salmonould you expect to get in just one of these trips with a net? >> so probably 20 to 30 fish is what you could probably do. >> reporter: hank and kim strong's empty net highlights what studies show. climate change is already taking a toll on the fish population. >> why take that risk? do you gamble? i don't go to las vegas to gamble. i don't want to gamble here either. >> reporter: for "eye on america," jonathan vigliotti, hanes, alaska. >>> all right. now to this story. an nfl star turns himself in to police. he's arrested in texas. we've got the details next. do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling superfoods brand in america. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bismol co

and a deadly roadblock for salmon in the south bay. what experts believe is causing the death of fish by the dozens in san jose abc7 news at five starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a shift in aggression in the middle east from land to the sea. rebels who've been battling israeli forces fired today on a us navy destroyer. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm diane lim. there are new details out tonight from the middle east about an attack on an american warship. us officials confirm that the uss carney shot down two drones today. officials say it was in response to attacks targeting the ship and several commercial vessels. there are no reports of injuries, but the drone attacks mark a major increase in maritime aggression in the israel-hamas war. a rebel group from yemen is taking responsibility, saying the ships were linked to israel and ignored their warnings. that same group has been targeting israel amid its war with hamas. now israel says it's expanding it

those numbers come from the salmon and steelhead restoration group. the group blames pollution, but also says the bridge design stops the salmon from migrating. >> the construction is disperses the water only makes it an inch deep and the fish get into under the bridge and it's 60 yards in a one inch of water. and then they find themselves they can't take the risk and they end up expiring underneath the bridge. >> valley water says it's committed to providing a healthy environment for the fish, but doesn't have control over the water flows in the creek. officials hope that more expected rain in the area will increase those flows naturally. the holiday shopping season is in full swing and small businesses in the bay area are looking for more of your shopping dollars. but in san francisco, two events this weekend are highlighting the challenges some are facing. from crime to economic disparity and tourism. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a tale of two neighborhoods this holiday. >> a holiday winter wonderland on chinatown's grand avenue. san fran

leaving the salmon that run through it ripe for picking.tream, there is a potential new threat. >> it could be the end of this singularity and this gathering. >> reporter: the state recently permitted a mining company to explore extracting copper. it's a move the governor says will create jobs. but environmentalists are sounding the alarm. >> there is basically no mines out there that don't pollute. >> reporter: clean water advocate and haines resident gershon cohen is most concerned that there might be toxic runoff damaging the chilkat. according to the epa, mining has contributed to the contamination of 40% of the country's rivers. >> if the mine were to happen, anything would happen to the salmon, basically everything else collapses. >> reporter: including, cohen says, the eagles' habitat. in an email to cbs news, america pacific mining, the company leading the project, said it is committed to operating responsibly and respecting protected areas and species, including the bald eagles. most native alaskans, who also depend on salmon, are

and at the time the missile hit salmon and agitators gauze. a bureau chief, where is the door, had been reporting on an attack by is riley forces. and a you and run school in san eunice. continue is heavy shelling buys riley forces prevented paramedics from reaching sand. but it was late to have found dead off to bleeding for hours away and managed to reach hospital. and he's being treated for shrapnel injuries to his um, and waste as well as the now to taught apple as zoom in the in southern it goes up to thanks for being with us. i know it's, it's not an easy thing to talk about here, but just tell us about the, the circumstances surrounding what happened here. and i know you, you knew sam or personally as well. yes. uh, has some uh, frustration and deep sadness. uh, revealing and uh, taking a full control over as a family of, uh, sadler and his colleague in con eunice as the i had bits far will own him a being completely shocked regarding his desk today as he was in a drop in admission to report to a film at the latest is very strikes in ho

i really like the way salmon it was cooked so golden brown, but at the same time remained juicy, andthan half a century ago there was not a large city here, but a tiny city, more reminiscent of a village. and look now at shopping centers, offices and oil companies, sports palaces, modern houses. and it is not surprising that it is in hantemansisk there is the only museum in russia of geology, oil and gas. there's oil here. you can see, smell, and even paint pictures with oil, but hante macisk is not only oil, although of course it comes first, but also a center for winter sports; tourists have the opportunity to try themselves in biathlon and cross-country skiing. so, i had enough sports today, but no music yet. by the way, there is a unique instrument here in huntemmansisk. the only one in the world, here it is, a german organ, 8 m high, weighing 10 tons, and the most amazing thing is the keyboards, decorated with a mammoth suit, and the bass. “i’m sorry, i got into character, it’s something indescribable, i can’t tell you. by the way, about mammoths, once upon a time these huge ani

caviar comes in, when they take it for analysis, they look at the dna of salmon fish and it’s not eventhes, they write one hundred percent flake, the very in fact, 30 or 40% of it is lost, you know, i just recently came across such an example when there were cookies on the back of the box. in large print it is written that the product contains a dye that may have a negative effect on memory activity children, and well, as a consumer, i also immediately had a question: why is it sold here at all, why is it presented on our shelves? the state has taken on the function of regulation from a safety point of view, we warn from the point of view of legislation that if you have used any food additives that contain, for example, elements that affect, as you say, yes... testing laboratories, you understand, as before , how to generally decide what kind of products you will produce, you should always think one step ahead what testing capabilities you should have as part of the implementation of this project, this point is often sometimes missed, then evaluate the quality and safety of the product

the season was canceled back in april due to a low salmon count.imiting their ability to read. the closure has been devastating for many small businesses, who rely on salmon fishing. businesses in 31 california counties are eligible to apply for help. >>> is considered one of the bays best natural defenses. today, this levee breach marked a major step forward in an ambitious effort to restore thousands of acres of tidal wetlands on the west coast. max deborah was there at the form of a former industrial plant in menlo park . >> reporter: as a result of this levee breach happened behind me, the san francisco bay grew by 300 acres. the move will protect wildlife and create a natural barrier against sea level rise. this was the moment when the separatist bailey claimed an old 300 acre industrial stop pond in menlo park. use of the making, david lewis was grateful to see. >> it creates hope. >> reporter: lewis is the executive director of save the bay, an organization that works to protect and restore the san francisco bay. this effort was the latest e

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no more salmon that is a concern of native alaska.tive tribes have been sounding the alarm about the overfishing of alaskan salmon by international companies. they say it is now wiping out the main source of food and cultural touchstone for native alaskans, which also impacts the state's ecosystem. >> the last two summers has been zero fishing for salmon along the yukon. so it's something that we've never experienced in our lifetimes. and that demand that you see for alaskan seafood is what's crippling the river system out here. now that those salmon aren't around, those bears and those wolves are having to go harder at herbivores and calves. it's a terrible domino effect that i see coming in alaska, and it scares me. i wish more people would realize what's going on with this fishing industry out here. it's big money. it becomes like a fish mafia out here. >> you can learn more about alaska's salmon problem on life below zero. first, alaskans new episodes are available on nat geo. previous seasons are streaming right now on disney plu

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, salmon, saury, so standard, nothing personal, just business, it turns out that we made a social shelfn this social shelf, accordingly, there will be a discount for... producers resorted to a trick and began to replace the more expensive saury with cheap types of fish, herring sardines. together with experts from the popular front, we decided to inspect the moscow counters, in many retail outlets the cost of scarce saury in jars turned out to be suspiciously low, what is here even with the price tag and what kind of product there might be inside, we don’t claim that it’s here... yes, really, if it’s not one, two or three canned goods, but there’s always a whole one there. daniil sukharuchko, maria bukata, alexander dvornikov, oleg ivanov, sergey zabarov, dmitry frolov, andrey netreba, conductor, duty department. early. as a result of the armed conflict , three people were injured. one of them later died. the most experienced investigators and criminologists joined the investigation of the criminal case. they find out why there was a scuffle and who started the shooting. the first violi

not knowing that salmon had faded away the she hasn't, she, we can't tell what exactly happened. i only felt a big impact. i fell down and lost my helmet and my microphone. i tried to gather all my strength and was only barely able to stand up. i was feeling dizzy and losing my balance. what is the story just like many in gaza has become one of multiple tragedies and heartaches. he lost his wife and his teenage son much moved. his 7 year old daughter shop and his grandson killed in an air strike on october 25th. 6 days later, broadcast engineering, bahama double cool. sam. last 19 members of his family including his father and 2 sisters, which is raining. this says read over the dead body, a refuge account in nor didn't guys a little bit. then on december 6th, it was the turn of the no shadow fee. to few the unbearable pain of love's $22.00 members of his family gone in the blink of an eye. following is was evacuation orders and heading south of the strip. didn't save their lives and the man we actually, i'm telling me on that this is him. me reporting his story. one to comment a

caviar comes when... the analysis looks at the dna of salmon fish and is not even detected, the clothesotton, in fact there is 30 or 40% of the difference. you know, i just recently came across such an example, when on the reverse side. well, of course, yes, indeed there are 2500 laboratories, of course, these are not all laboratories that are accredited, but these are laboratories that really perform functions as testing laboratories , using this laboratory as an example, we can say that it is the only one in our country, i would say it is unique on the territory of the countries of our commonwealth in the russian federation, they are trying to do something approximately. if we return to the essence of testing laboratories, you understand how , before you even decide what products you will produce, you must always think one step ahead what testing capabilities you should have as part of the implementation of this project, often sometimes this moment is missed, then to assess the quality and safety of the products that are produced, well, there is no such opportunity, in this case, this

most native alaskans, who also depend on salmon, are not sold. >> on a good day years ago, how many salmon in just one of these trips with a net? >> so probably 20 to 30 fish is what you could probably do. >> their empty net highlights what studies show. climate change is already taking a toll on the fish population. >> why take that risk? do you gamble? i don't go to las vegas to gamble. i don't want to gamble here either. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, hanes, alaska. >>> in panama, one of the world's largest copper mines was recently shut down over environmental concerns. that country has what is called a rights of nature law, giving animals, plants, and even entire eco systems the same legal protections as human beings. ben tracy traveled to the jungles of panama to meet the american woman who helped make it happen. >> what is this area called? >> so this is the pearl islands archipelago. it's 240 islands in the gulf of panama. >> reporter: when we asked callievy len turf to show us one of her favorite places in panama, she knew exactly where to take us. >> yeah, this is one of my fav

he did not know that his colleague, salmon, salmon, i will die. his cameraman had actually died from his injuries. child stratford is in nablus in the occupied westbank and a charles. we got a sense there of the incredible amounts of determination that people like where do have to continue to do this job despite everything that's going on around them, despite the fact that he lost so many members of his family, his colleagues and he spoke there again about wanting to continue to, to get back to work at once. he's able to a yeah, an incredible test about the, the from, from while as you so rightly say, just don't forget, he's already lost full members of his family. his wife is doughty, son, his grandson, in that strike a, a few weeks ago. i'm, we can do the mass on the amount of family members that have been killed. family members from, from members of, i'll just areas teams in gauze or it's, it's at least 46 family members have been killed and they roll the drilling list themselves a still working a battling through to i mean to try and get as mu

. >>> well still ahead at 6:00, a critical time for endangered salmon in morin county. >> right now they're not doing very well. >> how the need for drinking water for a coast side community is playing a big role. >>> and later people doubted a young man from santa rosa, but boy did he prove them wrong. how he's showing his community that anything is possible if you put your mind to it and giving back in a big way. >>> coming up in the first alert forecast. a story that's going to sound very familiar. there's a chance of rain showing up towards the end of the seven-day forecast. it's coming from a cutoff low. it will sit off our coast and spin for a few days. we'll time this out and why choose between a longer life or quality of life? you deserve both. and with kisqali, a treatment for people with metastatic breast cancer, you can have both. kisqali is a pill that, when taken with an aromatase inhibitor is the only treatment of its kind shown to both help people live longer and improve or preserve quality of life. because you shouldn't have to sacrifice one for the other. kisqali can cause

and this is the salmon caviar boom. salmon caviar. beautiful. fantastic >> gives you a little pop. >> good. so this way you can keep your new year's pop it. and it looks expensive. that's also another thing. >> it definitely looks expensive . it tastes expensive. and you have the beautiful cocktail to wash it down. >> this all looks fantastic. what are you doing for new year's? are you cooking or are you going to go out and let someone else do the cooking for you this year i am definitely going to do the cooking this year. you're doing the cooking, this year you're cooking this year i did christmas, i did thanksgiving, we're going to finish it off strong with new year's. >> you're really, really, really love cooking. >> i love you've been traveling around the country doing it. and now you're going to do it again for new years. great way to ring in the new year. i didn't get an invite, but that's okay. i'm glad you came by today and showed us how to do this, chef. it's always a pleasure to have you here. you're always in such a great mood, and yo

this is all about the salmon? >> yeah, the salmon, we have this in california too.ean, the salmon, there's a tiny little fish called the delta smelt and none has seen for years and used to justify totally insane policies that undermine the energy grid in this case these projects and nearly 10% of the energy grid up there in the state and it's totally out of proportion and we all care about the environment and we want to protect natural world that's true. but you've got to have a balance and get things in proportion. there's the energy aspect and agricultural aspect and transportation of products like important products and exports from that region like wheat. on and on it goes and it's totally out of balance in terms of judging what was the cost and benefits of a decision like this. stuart: seems like the environmentalists always get their way. i don't know why but they just do. next case and this is specifically for you, steve hilton. students at a school in up state, new york, say the school's cell phone ban has improved their mental health. steve, i'm sure you ag

trouble about smoked salmon . you do about smoked salmon.guy. we can salmon kind of guy. maybe we can ask him. we'll know that. >> don't that. >> you don't know that. >> you don't know that. >> know. so there >> you never know. yeah so there we go. there they are. >> sold out for used to be >> sold out for it. used to be a piece of silver. now it's a bit of smoked salmon. there you go. >> well, don't know that >> well, you don't know that they've bought. they've been bought. >> have, they have. you >> they have, they have. you reckon ? have. totally, reckon? they have. totally, totally, yum. totally, totally. oh, yum yum. >> sport speaking of yum >> on to sport speaking of yum yum, the delectable and yum, we have the delectable and very mills for in very lovely stella mills for in paul coyte with us this morning. good morning what have good morning to you. what have you store for us this morning. >> yes. so just announces the bbc sports personality the bbc sports personality of the year contenders . we've got a year contenders. we've got a g

. >> scott ardis is the executive director of the golden state salmon association.f the state are doing well, the opposite is seen in other areas. keeping them at high risk. >> people should care because this is a species that touches not just people, but the entire environment. we're talking communities, culture, jobs, businesses, both the iucn and professor ripoll linked some of the same reasons to the high risk of extinction. >> that includes the warming of waters from climate change changes to the natural flow of rivers, along with invasive species and overfishing. >> all of these things sort of combine to create this ball of environmental stress for fish that ultimately hurts them here locally. >> arter says there's hope in the many organizations passionate about this that have come together, but more is needed from state water policy makers. >> this is the time to fight and to fight for those salmon, those jobs and those people that rely on it. ripoll says using science as a tool will be critical going forward and that humans must be good stewards of land and

moreover, salmon food that has been tinted, experts insist, is even healthier.tenodes in this fish, but why then was canthaxanthin removed from the list of approved additives? it turns out that the fact is that food additives are not added to ready-made food at all, it is very unstable to oxygen, to sunlight and indirectly to temperature, added to the product it will quickly discolor, including due to its capricious nature norwegian aquafarmers store the dye and food with it in the dark and cool, it’s not true, i can go down there myself, but be brave, if they lock me up here, remember what i did... this is for you, dear viewers. well, since the food industry doesn’t use canthaxanthin, and it essentially hangs like a dead weight on the list of additives, then they got rid of it. but stevia, of course, is sprinkled into dozens of sweets. it is in corn sticks, in oatmeal cookies, in chocolate bars; it is perhaps the most famous 100% natural sweetener. but why was it uprooted from the trains? just recently they said that stevi is the safest sweetener. now we unders

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one local watchdog group says about 50 dead salmon have been discovered over the last 30 days in theing underneath the highway 101 bridge. the group blames pollution, but also says the bridge design stops the salmon from migrating along the construction zone is disperses the water or only makes it an inch deep and the fish get into under the bridge and it's 60 yards in a one inch of water. >> and then they find themselves like, can't take the risk and they end up expiring underneath the bridge. >> experts say that larger salmon have been increasing in these waterways in recent years. >> officials hope more of the winter's rain will increase. those water levels. happening tomorrow, the v foundation for cancer research is hosting its special third annual booyah event. it's a celebration of legendary espn sportscaster stuart scott, who died in 2015 after a battle with cancer. reporter lauren glasberg from our sister station in new york spoke with scott's daughters about his legacy and what the foundation does for cancer research. stuart scott was a trailblazer in the world of sports bro