what took the sky tree, to see what tokyo looks like from on high.modern icon was built in 2012 and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. floor 350. i am told it can withstand earthquakes up to seven magnitude as well as handle some 10,000 visitors a day. it looks like a lego cityscape. it does not look real. not only the scale of how massive this place is but how densely populated it is, tightly packed together. on a clear day, you can see mount fuji in the distance but i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today. me and tall things do not go together to be honest but it is nice to feel i am looking honest but it is nice to feel i am looking down on things for once. you cannot come to the sky tree tower without having your photo taken. oh my god. i have just realised there is a glass floor. that makes me feel a little bit sick. i really don't like it. i love it. you got my best side. that is so cool. if you can cope with the crowds, it is easy to get around. i could've done without the glass floor. not the biggest fan of heights. didn't rea

the sky tree, to see what tokyo looks like from on high...modern icon was built in 2012, and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. my isjust in 2012, and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. my is just popped! deaf ears. it can withstand earthquakes up to seven magnitude and handle some 10,000 visitors a day. it doesn't look real! you get a sense of how massive the place is and how densely populated it is, and how everything is so tightly packed together. on a clear day you are meant to see mount fuji in the distance but i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today! me until things don't normally go together, to be honest! it is actually nice to feel like i am looking down on something for once. you cannot come to the sky tree and not have your photo taken. my god! i've just realised there is a glass floor! ooh, that makes me feel sick! ooh, i really don't like it. i love it. it's got my best side. that was so it. it's got my best side. that was so cool, but if you can cope with the crowds it's fairly easy to get around. i could have

you cannot come to the sky tree tower without having your photo taken. oh my god.ealised there is a glass floor. that makes me feel a little bit sick. i really don't like it. i love it. you got my best side. that is so cool. if you can cope with the crowds, it is easy to get around. i could've done without the glass floor. not the biggest fan of heights. didn't realise it was there. cracking fun, a really good place to come. away from the modernity, i wanted to find out how tokyo's historic monuments measure up for accessibility. canadian bornjosh, runs a website offering advice to disabled visitors. this is the oldest temple in tokyo, built on the seventh century. it was rebuilt after the second world war. the building is not original animal. one of the things most impressive about this place is they have done a lot to make it accessible. they have done it in a way that does not affect the feeling of the place. that is the lift. it is well hidden. a lot of people did not know where it was. they had to put a sign on it. as we enter the main pagoda, i take in some o

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you can't come to the sky tree tower and not have your photo taken. oh, my god.glass floor. i didn't realise that was there. absolutely cracking fun. really good place to come. but away from the modernity, i wanted to find out how tokyo's historic monuments measure up out how tokyo's historic monuments measure up for accessibility. canadian born josh is measure up for accessibility. canadian bornjosh is the tip more than a decade and runs a website for advice for disabled visitors. sites everywhere. sensoji is tokyo's old est everywhere. sensoji is tokyo's oldest and most famous temple, founded in the seventh century but rebuilt after the second world war. it's great. it doesn't look rebuilt. what's most impressive is that done a lot to make it wheelchair accessible but they done it in a way which doesn't detract from the general feeling of the which doesn't detract from the generalfeeling of the place. that's the lift. it's well hidden. as we enter the main pagoda, i start to ta ke as we enter the main pagoda, i start to take in some of the traditions of japanes

abc 7 news. >> protests delayed the removal of dozens of trees from people's park in berkeley. sky 7 flew above the park when demonstrators confronted workers this morning. uc berkeley owns people's abc news the trees are being cut down as part of a wider project to catch up on deferred maintenance and this is also happening at other sights owned by uc. people's park is located a few blocks south of the main campus. it's been the scene of many controversies and protests since the 1960s. >> haven't reached historical landmark status yet but they're trying to tear down the park before it reaches historical landmark status, which would be next summer. >> a large police presence is expected when tree cutting crews return to finish their work early tomorrow morning. >> more than 1,700 people signed a petition to save 19 trees near san francisco's main library at civic center. the library has been working with the department of public works to replace the trees that overshadow the sidewalk. a community organizer alleged that clearing the trees is an effort to reduce maintenance costs. >>

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trees. going over you and the sky is the wrong direction so so it's the world is changing around you because of the gravity direction and. this is. in the original version of his suit as the roller mat. he reached speeds up to one hundred twenty kilometers an hour. the thirty two rollers let him slip across the smooth surfaces in every conceivable position. it may look pretty dangerous but it's meticulously planned out. sometimes i go even by foot to know each corner it's truck it's crosswords. so i know everything in my head i can visualize in three d. how districts like so it's a question of preparation you don't go just like this. drawing you brando invented is thirty two wheel roller sued over twenty years ago while studying industrial design. now he's selling his invention so much of it has to be done by hand it to suit costs around six thousand seven hundred euro's. he also warns money with t.v. appearances and advertising even if he makes a living from his invention but always says it's not primarily about money. when you wear this for the first time. your. connection to the world is

sky brown and j.t. did a holiday beach themed rendition of "under the tree." also a perfect score. in a giving mood. >> the moment of truth. who was it? revealing sky and j.t. as the season champions. awarded not a mirror ball but a holiday-themed sparkly starred trophy. >> call right. next jake gyllenhaal and tom holland. now that we have your attention. >> the two were at comic con in brazil promoting their latest "spider-man" movie. they're just going to keep making those. holland shared a video on instagram and this happened. >> hey, what's up, everyone? firstly, thank you to everyone in brazil. it's been a fantastic day. the whole "spider-man" cast is so -- jake. what are you doing? >> just drying my hands. >> okay. >> that was totally not staged. that's really -- it's cool. it's all right. "spider-man far from home" is set to hit theaters in july. jake gyllenhaal just joined instagram, by the way. i was noticing over the weekend. already at 7 million followers and he's only posted like one -- >> and you're one of them. >> yeah. >>> turning now to our index of other news. and m

population and you know that's just the way it is a you know you can't be rich you doesn't trees don't grow to the sky is got to be a retrenchment so we were in the united kingdom when they unrolled gambling and casinos they allowed casinos and they only allowed a certain number of casinos in certain areas and what emerged under tony blair was that these casino operators in particular did not want to be in rich areas did not want to be in middle class areas what they wanted was to be in very poor areas they targeted poor communities because they they were the best customers they kept on coming in and hope and hoping to win same here. is the study shows that in fact when these it's hard to strip out correlation and causation here is that when they enter a neighborhood the actual neighborhoods income declines they actually get poorer is it because they're eating poor quality food or is it also because these dollar general stores tend to push out all of the local grocery stores they undersell the local grocery stores they undersell the local you know food shop the restaurant you know maybe a food stall b

. >> reporter: the attic aboveer father's warehouse where she wrote about the blue sky, the barehenut tree um. >> i call it the most visited crime scene perhaps in the world. >> reporter: a crime retired fbn agentce van coke is hoping he can resolved. whether someone tipped off the guess top owe in 1994. sending anne frank to her death at a german concentration camp. >> we have probably over ten very solid leads, good formation coming in from relatives of victims and also relatives of suspects. >> reporter: t only suspect ever investigated was willem van marin. the wacase was dpped in 1963 for lack of eviwnce. they are using forensics and profiling and finding new clues in recently declassifi nazi files. >> there is an enormous amount of data, possibly relevant to this investigation. far more than we could possibly investigate. >> reporter: so they are using artificial intelligence, building a first of its kind database of o millionsf documents spread across archives in israel, germany, belgium, the neinerlands, b, and the u.s. asking the computer to connect the dots. already it's given th

instead of giant trees soybeans rise up into the sky. said his here the forest was never a sacred place but the land to be conquered for cultivation. today brazil is the world's largest soya export. and with two hundred twenty million heads of cattle it is also one of the world's biggest beef exports is today the agricultural industry poses the greatest danger to the amazon basin. will feel she had to do it i came here on august eighteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty four i've been living in leader for forty two years since i was eleven years old and now i'm fifty three soon turning fifty four. thousand are somebody used to see nothing but forest here there were no houses just trees. we cut up the road without chainsaws fifty plus are perfect we felled trees so we could keep going back then there were just two houses you saw wild boars and jack was. four or five years later the first cattle. we cut down more trees to make grazing land for four months in the beginning we had five or six animals intensive livestock breeding didn't sta

. >> reporter: the attic above her father's warehouse where she wrote about the blue sky, the bare chestnut treecome a movie. the attack, a museum. >> i call it the most visited crime scene in the world. >> reporter: a crime that vince van coke is hoping he can finally solve. whether someone tipped off the gestapo, leading them up the stairs, and through the attic door behind the bookcase and sending anne to her death at a german concentration camp. >> we have ten solid leads, good information coming in, from relatives of victims and also relatives of suspects. >> reporter: the only suspect investigated was willem van maaren. the case was dropped in 1963 for lack of evidence. now, the team is using forensics and profiling and finding new clues in recently declassified nazi files. >> there is an enormous amount of data possibly relevant to this investigation, far more than what we could possibly investigate. >> reporter: so, they're using artificial intelligence, building a first-of-its-kind database of millions of documents, spread across archives in israel, germany, belgium, the netherlands, br

sky in brazil th weekend. rio's most famous holiday symbols -- this is pretty. the tree illuminated with more than two million lights. its metal stcture float answer lagoon and is 230 feet tall. thousands of people gathered to see the light display and fireworks. the tree was missing for two ye s because they didn't ha the funds to put on the show and that's probably pretty expensive but how spectacular? >> what a spectacular site. >>> let's bring it back closer home. the fog is sticking th us over national harbor. we'll checkack in with b hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> well, we are looking at a lot of events as we head into your december. we have the del rey down in alexandri

sky in braz. rio's most famous holiday symbols -- this is pretty. the tree with more than two million lights. its metal lagoon and is 230 feet tall. thousands of people gathered to see the light display and fireworks. the tree was missing for two years because they didn't have ete funds to put on the show and that's probably expensive but how spectacular? >> that is beautiful. >>> let's bring it back closer to home. open up the window and look e outside wh's foggy, misty, damp. >> buzz kill. >> we could be talking about snow in the foreca . sticaround, lauryn has that when wcome back.e waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new

trees right here. it's a completely different scenario. >> sky 7 was over the scene of the crash after two pilots made an emergency landing. >> the words would not be appropriate for tv but it was pretty crazy. >> he and his friends saw the helicopter as it started to quickly fall from the sky. they were one hole behind from where the chopper came down. >> strongest to the right and regain control and then maintained control. >> airport officials said it could have the wingspan of up to six feet and hit the windshield shortly after the pilots took off. it was a student pilot flying and immediately took over after being hit. >> it was a miraculous landing and maintains directional flight for the helicopter and was impaired. and the instructor was able to still land the helicopter safely. >> that doesn't look good at all. >> they were amazed no one was injured in the crash. >> that's an incredible pilot. the way it was out of control, to land it the way it is, that's pretty amazing. that's skill. >> the two pilots were able to walk away shaken up and even though no one was injured the ntsb will still in

sky. and i can hug and embrace that it's not too big for me the life that this tree exudes is not too big and i can hold on to this image or this scent below doesn't you think. then i got my whole family committed suicide my grandmother my brother who was six years older than me took his life when i was twenty two and then my mother and then my father died of a heart attack. but after two years of drinking during which time i cared for him. so that's my history there's so many folk on. in the past psychologists view the forest as an object of projection for mystics. but many have now changed their minds. for sure studies and research has shown that contact with it would minimize the stress. of the case mean that they view and that's also an important aspect of the therapy as it's always the case. also in therapies where you perform energy work. mark told us to buy calf to work by miss calf people seek out the forest as a place of power trees as a source of strength. the contact with here hugging trees and the contact with them has always played a major role. and now we see this is also va

when the sky doesn't fall the american people has caught on. but if a treed nobody hears it is that awful? >> gina, mark, great to see you both. happy new year. >> stocks rebounded following their worst ever christmasy performance. the dow gaining over 1,000 points. slow larger single game in history. there was conviction behind the game. oil gained almost 1% to 47% per barrel. gold, silver, and copper close relatively flat. spending over 850 billion this year is the biggest increase in shopping in six years. listen to lose reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next will have more on the opposition to the border wall. stay with us, we will be right back unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. .. ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. david: last week we asked whether you believe rinos and radical dems will oppose president trump's protecting american sovereignty. 96% said yes. we need saf

just like we see trees in every direction standing in the midst of a huge forest but the night sky is mostly dark this apparent contradiction was first described by astronomer hi mcleish really around two hundred years ago that's why it's called old. paradox. today we believe the universe formed fourteen billion years ago in what's called the big bang sense then says the theory of the universe has been expanding at an ever increasing rate. here on earth we can see just one small sliver of the universe many stars are so far away that their light hasn't arrived here yet after all it takes two and a half million years for light to make the journey from our nearest collected neighbor and drama to the earth. and because the universe is expanding radiation from distant galaxies is also stretched into wavelengths that are no longer visible to the human eye but they are visible to the hubble telescope it can also observe radiation and those parts of the spectrum and even reveal stars hidden behind clouds of cosmic dust that block radiation in the visible spectrum the light. and that's why at

when the sky doesn't fall the american people has caught on. but if a treenobody hears it is that awful? >> gina, mark, great to see you both. happy new year. >> stocks rebounded following their worst ever christmasy performance. the dow gaining over 1,000 points. slow larger single game in history. there was conviction behind the game. oil gained almost 1% to 47% per barrel. gold, silver, and copper close relatively flat. spending over 850 billion this year is the biggest increase in shopping in six years. listen to lose reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next will have more on the opposition to the border wall. reading at fifteen fpm. why would you need to learn every detail about a company? firmness... nine. it's how ibm services helps retailers around the world drive growth and save millions. he's very into this. yeah. is that the standard amount? yes. feels good. when your partners are obsessed with business and technology, you can put smart to work. and all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christmas, not a cr

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