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like a giant sponge. a giant sponge, exactly. let's rehydrate this peat. same time, ready? 0k. one...whoo. nice. well, it sounds like the swamp won't ever be as expensive or as dismal as it was during washington's time but that is not the point, is it? no, we are never going to restore the swamp to what it was. what we're trying to do, with managing the swamp is to bring back some of those past characteristics that are beneficial to promote resiliency going into the future. if you're planning a trip to virginia in the near future, here are some things we think you should look out for: where most people start is the state capital of richmond. 0ur tip is to head to the new neighbourhood of scott's addition, an old industrial zone that has been regenerated. in particular, it has become a focus for the city's huge craft beer scene. download a walking tour and enjoy a day of brewery hopping. there's more than 30 to choose from so just make sure to take it easy. for the great outdoors, head for the blue ridge mountains and in particular shenandoah national park. there are 500 miles o

like a giant sponge. exactly. let's rehyd rate. landscape. like a giant sponge. exactly.eady? 0k. three, two, one. nice stop it sounds like the swamp will never be as expensive or as dismal as during washington's time but that is not the point. no, we want to restore the swamp to what it was but what we're trying to do is bring back some of those past characteristics that are beneficial to promote resiliency going into the future. if you are planning a trip to virginia in the nearfuture, here are some things you should look out for... when most people start is the state capital of richmond. 0ur tip is to head to scots addition, an old industrial zone that has been regenerated. in particular it has become a focus of the huge craft beer scene. enjoy a day of brewery hopping. more than 30 to choose from so hopping. more than 30 to choose from so make sure to take it easy. from the great outdoors, head for the blue ridge mountains and in particular shenandoah national park. 500 miles to explore and five campsites to stay on. check out the websites for some rules and restricti

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little space for rotation. 50 the physio— room becomes the front line, it takes more than a magic spongeult course. they are dealing with engines on the brink of overheating. those days in between games are really, really important in minimising risk. it might be a sense of getting a massage, it might be using just gentle recovery strategies, but at this time of year, particularly with the commercial demands of new year's day fixtures, boxing day fixtures, trying to fit all of that interest pushes people to the limit. on the other side of this, the cameras will stop television is at the core of the premier league, just make entire rounds of games are shown live over the festive period. liverpool spots thanks les will be more. we need to talk to the football people, and i think there's a solution possible. nobody will miss the game at the end and think, oh, boxing day football game, there will be enough football, 100%. we except that 100%, we love this game, again, we have to make sure that we can all come through, at the end, the best team wins or whatever, and with injuries and stuff li

lamington is a traditional sponge ca ke lamington is a traditional sponge cake covered in chocolate andr some of our users. down at number six, we have a lot on the coronavirus. these are at the duchess of cambridge's personal portraits of holocaust survivors. she is obviously a keen photographer and we are very familiar now with her photographs of her own children. but this is a reflective historical project for her on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. these photographs are being issued. causing a lot of interest on the bbc website this morning. that's it for today's morning briefing. sport now,and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally. my my sad news on the death of kobe bryant. we are hearing tributes coming in from all over the sporting world being paid to the basketball legend kobe bryant this morning. bryant retired in 2016 — he'd spent his entire career with the los angeles lakers. really unusual. he won an olympic gold medal with the united states twice and famously scored 81 points in one match. retired la lakers player kareem abdul—jab

fact, i had to keep it a secret from my friends that i was at home making, you know, light lemon spongesey were playing football. looks good, doesn't it? now, of course, all we need is the ice cream. a bullet went in through this leg, broke up, came out here, entered this leg here, and came out on the other side. the first thing i noticed was that it was almost as if a switch had been thrown and my feet had been switched off. you've been watching channel 4 news from itn. now tell your friends. good evening. and that's all from the bbc newsroom tonight. good night. hi! it's roasting, dianne! well, will you just do it then? it's roasting outside! everybody‘s so happy. i am going to come to one of your concerts and come onstage and just creep in alongside... he's gone. god love dianne 0xberry. god love her! you've made it sunshine for everybody. for once! over the next decade there are plans to build nearly half a million new homes in the capital. the need to ensure that these are a reasonable size and well—designed is urgent. but unless developers act now, london may end up with an even bi

the goring goes and national park this unique wetland landscape lies 140 kilometers river like a sponge the vegetation in the network of streams and rivers there absorbed huge amounts of water dumped by the cyclon. mark salmond's the chief ecologist at the park checks the water levels regularly he says even several months after the cycle own the flood waters were still draining out of the landscape and into the poem way river. in fact landscapes can play a tremendously positive buffering effect they generally kind of attenuate the extremes of weather the extremes of wind and the extremes of water and that's why we need those those big landscapes they also serve as a threat of war b. or hosting by a diversity they are hosting systems that are affected for their functioning but this natural paradise is under threat on nearby mt goran goes the residents have cleared huge swathes of forest for farmland forest subacute regulate tree function absorbing and releasing water it with clear that if the deforestation continued many of the springs that sustain the wetlands would disappear. so 6 year

that sake the prank and rights in the plane it jobbing own young berland talk flight debbie its own spong a dogs and when is of the 1st ever been does lee get daubing anything you know fight but thanks for watching and be sure to stay chewed from mold bundesliga excitements a cub next week um kick offs how illegal malice are sucking the country cry in spain there are more than 1000000 so-called new mike well doug legally and in secret because intensive fruit and vegetable call to haitian uses the mom too much long this has draft stic consequences for the environment spans water problems. to some 30 minutes on d. w. . e. coli india. a paradise for animals and plants. seeker supplies of clean water. and effective protection against flooding. rain naturalize courtland's in and around delhi. the advantages of restoring natural biodiversity. to minutes on t.w. . indeed. climate change. comes from the city's. subsistence people. what ideas do they have of their future. g.w. dot com the chemical cities for the mechanisms simply shut or. whatever we begin to do what they were the perfect good out

they say kids learn when they're small, they're like sponges. you have to just be an adult sponge.il i met you that i would ever listen to anyone. and now i'm seeing through what you're saying, through the businesses you have, through the success you've had that, yeah, maybe that's a better idea. lemonis: what? corey: to be corey's bagels. i couldn't do that before. -lemonis: let's go. i think it's corey's nyc bagel deli. that's the sign on the front of the building. corey: okay. i'm grateful, and i love that. lemonis: all this stuff has to be implemented when the dearborn location is renovated. all the signage, the whole thing. -corey: okay. -lemonis: let's get out of here. come on. -laurie: all right. ♪ corey: hi, steve. corey kaplan. it's nice to meet you, sir. lemonis: good seeing you again, buddy. i got word that the first draft of samples for the bags and all the paper products are ready so i'm heading over with the kaplans to check it out. laurie: this is beautiful. [ laughs ] come on! it has -- it has the name on it! this is beautiful. corey: this, to me, and i mean this --

and sponges to get tooled up with a new arms race weighted in the wings so arms race it is that the u.s. withdrew from the i.n.f. treaty of limiting ballistic missiles in 2018 russia then took what it described as a symmetrical response in 2019 goals stand off takes a closer look at how it all developed after that. an arms race cold war a nuclear crisis it seemed all these things both sparked and faded out of historical relevance in the past millennium but 2019 saw all of them make a comeback the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal the u.s. unilaterally demolished a pillar of international stability crushing its i.n.f. treaty with russia. fears of the past century resurrected immediately the u.s. is pulling out of a decades long nuclear treaty with russia sparking fears of a new arms race we thought was confined to the cold war now there's concern a pullout could lead to a new arms race it's clear that the threat of a new arms race is real we go into a nuclear arms race like we saw in the 1960 s. only more expensive and more dangerous it seemed the 2 countries were ag

certainly don't want my family members to be in nursing homes and have to be spoon fed and bathed with a sponge that's you don't want that even for your enemies well maybe you do but. what i'm trying to do is to allow people to live longer in a healthy a way and the longer i can live in a healthy way you know i wouldn't say no to that well but here's the way i see that today's medicine you can take care of organs in your body that grow older frail like lungs liver and kidneys and even the heart but at the end of the day it is the brain and it's a brain failure that is the worst part of aging not wrinkles right so is to sell therapy you're researching going to keep the brain young and fit for much longer than we're used to. yeah that's the most important question if it didn't protect if this research didn't protect the brain i wouldn't work on it the good news is that everything that my lab and hundreds of other labs around the world have shown is that our approach to medicine to drugs is to treat the whole body to turn on the body's defenses whether it's in the skin to prevent wrinkles or in th

>> spongebob on the big screen once again in sponge on the run out this may >> complete blind spot forhe whole culture here >> you're going to have to do some research. >> ellen degeneres had a huge surprise for a texas student named deandrej arnold told he couldn't return to school or attend his graduation ceremony unless he cut his dread locks. >> i'm super proud of you for standing up for what you know is right. so we wanted to present you with a check for $20,000. [ cheers and applause >> arnold says he hopes to attend college and become a veterinarian in the future >> that is just fantastic. great follow through >> i love hearing that and other school administrators should take a note and learn a lesson from this let the kids be unique, let them be who they are. >> absolutely. just ahead bill karins has your forecast >> popeyes chicken has new gear that might look familiar to the bee hive joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active ps

blocked that exits and they pushed them back other also fought a number of rounds of tear gas and sponge grenades on those purchases trying to disperse the crowd and the place always said that they would move in if that particular group of the demonstrators started to move and they did now we've had a number of arrests also insentient and it's all part of a police crackdown as we enter the chinese new year festival of the place and the government have banned a number of events of the coming weeks and a number of fish have also of ramped up the security around hong kong as part of a police crackdown on the anti-government demonstrations which are now in the eye on. the bodies of 11 ukrainians killed on board a passenger plane which was mistakenly shot down by iran have been repatriated they received a military guard of honor in kiev in a ceremony attended by president voted museum in ski authorities in iran say they're analyzing the fight recorders from the ukrainian airliner iran is under pressure to compensate the families of the $176.00 victims and contradiction to earlier reports here

blocked that exits and they pushed them back they've also fought a number of rounds of tear gas and sponge on those protesters trying to disperse the crowd and the place always said that they would move in if that particular group of the demonstrators started to move and they did now we've had a number of arrests. and it's all part of a police crackdown as we enter the chinese new year festival the place and the government have banned a number of events of the coming weeks and a number of fish have also wrapped up the security around hong kong as part of a police crackdown on the anti-government demonstrations which are now in the. officials in the philippines say they're looking for a site to personally relocate people who lived near the active tall volcano but despite warnings that it could erupt again some fishermen and villages have gone home to work bright as more. the philippines coast guard is making this early morning patrol every day at the moment there's still a restriction in force on anyone going to the island it's simply too dangerous to go there and this is part of that. just

place at the moment but we've had a few rounds of tear gas fired in central china goggles out some sponge going to it's been now 5 as well and as you mentioned been a number of arrests for the place have stayed awake that if this march does go ahead they will move in and i have sara we're seeing this increasing crackdown and it's now been nearly 8 months of unrest there seems to be no end to this impasse so where to from here. well certainly we're seeing a big crackdown by the place on these rallies on these gatherings in the protests a number of have been denied in recent months and we've also got the very busy chinese new year festival which begins this week this is a an annual festival to big celebration in hong kong we've got traditional fairs and events of about 2 weeks but a number of those fears have been banned it's just a curator at those physical locations that are going to head up the place as i mentioned they're starting to crack down on these protests and we've seen increasing amounts of violence recently clashes between some of the hardcore protesters and the place over rece

blocked that exits and they pushed them back they've also fought a number of rounds of tear gas and sponge grenades on those protesters trying to disperse the crowd and the police always said that they would move in if that particular group of the demonstrate just started to move and they did now we've had a number of arrests also. and it's all part of a police crackdown as we enter the chinese festival other place and the government has banned a number of events of the coming weeks and a number of fish have also wrapped up their security around hong kong as part of a police crackdown on the anti-government demonstrations which are now in the month . the chinese national health commission says the outbreak of a deadly new virus is controllable despite 17 new cases being confirmed in the central city on the health of the transmission of the virus has not been completely mapped and its source is unknown although it's believed to have originated from an animal markets in total $62.00 cases have been confirmed and people have died from the outbreak the u.k. scientists think there could be more

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and his job was to sponge him down. while he was at it, a vietnamese woman burst through the curtain, hysterical in grief, clearly the mother, at least as george perceived it, and began to pound him on the chest in her grief. and then he quickly realized there was another body one curtain over he had to clean, who was the brother, a few years different in age. he did his job and soon after realized these two vietnames boys had been run over by vietnamese boys had been run over by an american military truck driver. worse than that, they had been playing a kind of game, gambling on who could kill a vietnamese kid. and they called it " hockey". this was obviously a key moment in his political development. he said, i felt betrayed and really angry. and that sense of betrayal is pervasive in these accounts. but, you know, just because your faith is shattered, does not mean that you'll come up with a new faith, doesn't necessarily mean you will engage in political action, that you will develop new convictions to try and strug

through school, and you're trying, maybe to save a little bit of money for retirement stayed out the spongeernment, you're the one that gets penalized. and that's wrong. it's apsley positively wrong. they need to come up with the new system. the president believes in helping everybody, to help themselves to get everybody back to work, so they all have a shah. that living the american dream. people like elizabeth warren and bernie sanderstomorrow nigh. kennedys up next. night night. kennedy: is this thing over yet? is impeachment done? god it feels like it's been going on for a month, but today was actually only impeachment argument day number two. this afternoon and evening the presentation was about abuse of power. the democrats, jerry nadler was first up to the plate he is sick and tired of the president for telling his above the law. >> the president who uses his office to ask for or worse to compel foreign nations to meddle in our elections, is a president who attacks the very foundation of our liberty. that is a grave abuse of power.

through school, and you're trying, maybe to save a little bit of money for retirement stayed out the spongeone that gets penalized. and that's wrong. it's apsley positively wrong. they need to come up with the new system. the president believes in helping everybody, to help themselves to get everybody back to work, so they all have a shah. that living the american dream. people like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders want to kill that. we have a lot coming on next week, i'll see you you here, have a good weekend. >> from the world economic forum and davo switched on here is a special edition of maria wall street. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program the looks of the week it was in position you for the week ahead. this week coming to the world economic forum here and davo switch on. a big program weekend just a few month my one-on-one interview with donald trump we talked about his priorities for second term as wells get his reaction to the senate impeachment trial underway. then later my interview with yvonne could trump working together to put america b

he was a historical sponge. >> gary commissions william to build ships to use as visual aids in his classes in all. what'd you pay? >> i think i paid $175 at the time. >> was it a steal? >> oh, yes. without a doubt. he was just that good. later, even museums commissioned ships from william. was this profit-making for him? >> he didn't make enough. my dad was a very kind soul, and he did a lot of things out of the goodness of his heart. >> what would it cost for a ship? >> back in those days, he might get $300 or $400. and he would spend two months building it. >> year after year, he churns out models. then, in 2005, william is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and given six months to live. larry has long since moved out. he now owns a successful ambulance company two hours away. but he starts making the trip back and forth every week. it's the most treasured time he ever spends with his father. >> during that period of time is when he taught me the most about these ships and about him. the realization came forward that we didn't really know each other. >> do you wish you had spent more time

the higher elevations take a lot of that moisture and squeeze it out like a sponge.ally doesn't leave much more san jose. san jose is in a rain shadow. it's pretty common. look it up. check it out. that's one of the reasons why san jose doesn't average that much rainfall when you compare it to the rest of the bay area because of that rain shadow. our forecast moving through the next couple of hours will continue to show the front and the storm front moving to the south and breaking up. so i think it's going to hang on through 11:30 tonight. chances of rain over the peninsula and east bay. a slight chance for the south bay. after that, as you move into tomorrow morning, we get fog returning and that's what you got to watch out for as we move into that morning commute. we'll see patchy areas of fogs and 40s. more cool 40s. san francisco and the east bay. you should not need the umbrellas tomorrow but needing that jacket. moving through the forecast into the afternoon, i do think we'll get breaks of sunshe area. temperatures a little bit warmer with that anticipated sun

. >> that's why i did not get to be a nurse because i said i was at it for the sponge bath.rned it away. kennedy: especially the wealthy elderly. >> no i like them porn damage. kennedy: and staley's you can rub off the barnacles. i think that's the best part. [laughter] look at your dad, same thing three kids. >> for me, i had to work to put myself largely through school. and then i gotten to a graduate program which i wanted to learn broadcasting skills. and i had a loan offer opportunity and i did not take it. and i instead dead internships that were unpaid and waitress, and worked at boston market to pay my way through. that is true shut out to rebecca. so i think if we're just talking about in terms of money, one thing that is wrong about this dad said is he suggesting it would be fair she could pay back. it still wouldn't be fair. because there certain things you can't be paid back for. like the sacrifices he had to make a sacrifice i had to make when i was in los angeles living on a boston market salary and i lived in apartment with bugs. kennedy: and scabies give a sh

david sponge has that story for us. >> they believe bill barr, the attorney general presents a clear associate were arrested at dallas airport on october 9th with one-way tickets to europe. they have ties to ukraine. a close associate of the president's lawyer rudy giuliani is accused of funneling money from foreign governments. he is also accused of trying to persuade ukrainian officials to investigate hunter biden. he and his team want a special prosecutor at the helm, arguing bill barr is simply too close to the case. they have sent a letter to the attorney general, faxed it to him and his team. technically bill barr oversees the prosecuting parnas. his case is in the southern district of new york, bill barr is at the top of the justice. they believe that bill barr, they say he is a part of the probe and matters related to ukraine, he cannot independently be effective. i want to read part of the letter from parnas. "due to the conflict of interest with you being involved as attorney general and in an effort to preserve the public trust in a rule of law, we request you recuse yours

. >> reporter: "sponge on the run" finds its highly absorbent hero searching for his pet snail gary.ace off with the formidable salma hayek in "like a boss." >> baby, i own you. >> reporter: "the way back," ben affleck plays a man with a drinking problem who coaches a basketball team with a losing problem, while "fantasy island" puts a horror film spin and rinse on the 1970s show, and ryan reynolds finds himself inside a violent video game in "free guy." yes, the past is never dead. it's not even past. 34 years after tom cruise felt the need for speed, "top gun: maverick" is riding to the danger zone. 36 years after director ivan reitman's "ghostbusters," his son, jason, is dusting off "ghostbusters: afterlife" and 32 years after harrison ford posed with his black lab puppy he's side by side with buck for "call of the wild." will 2020 be a moviegoer's best friend? that's not counting all the oscar-contending movies and docs you'll want to catch up once the academy award nominations are announced on january 13th. enjoy. guys. >> agreed. there's so many good movies right now and can't

where they were blocked by a large number of brought police to gas has fired a number of rounds of a sponge also fired on those crowds as they marched and blocked some of those main thoroughfares through central hong kong there were a number of arrests and some small clashes in some violence between a composer tensions between the police and those protesters now this particular rally today was organized by the civil rights assembly and this particular group were pushing their pro-democracy message it was called the p.c.c. one communism and they're also speaking out against what they say are accusations of police brutality but it was it was another weekend of some clashes and once again tear gas being fired as these protests now push on into their month of demonstrations. the bodies of 11 ukrainians killed on board a passenger plane which was mistakenly shot down by iran have been repatriated authorities in tehran say they're analyzing the fright recorders from the ukrainian airlines jet and have no current plans to send the black boxes overseas iran is under pressure to compensate the famil

it sucks water up like a sponge.o be successful, it needs to be able to tell its story quickly and cleanly. instead, he's starting to go into all these technical terms, like "closed-cell foam" or "open-cell foam." all i essentially want to know is, how long do things stay cold, how much does it cost, and does it do what i need it to do? strud: okay. so, you have a rubber base bottom here. and then it's piping all over. you have a daisy chain here. yeah, this tarpaulin material is really nice. lemonis: i-i-i don't know what any of that means, and i don't think the customer does, either. i'll be honest with you. the construction of it and the details -- the quality looks good. so, what size is this? strud: this is the 48-pack. lemonis: cost and retail? strud: this one is around $75 to make. lemonis: and retail? strud: $220. that's the biggest size we have. a 24-pack right here. lemonis: okay. strud: 12-pack here. 6-pack right here. this is our least seller. lemonis: this looks like i'm going to lunch, like a little kid

it has taken in like a sponge by other generations, including my own. i'm now reaching 50, i'm 47 years old now, so almost 50 years after the war, i'm the daughter of vietnam veterans talking about the same thing my parents were talking about the same when the word about agent orange started to come along. i hope you like my thing, ten fingers are overrated, because i don't know why you guys have those. they get in the way. let's talk a little bit about my family. my father served as, in vietnam from 1969 to 1969. that was the year that chemical, that agent orange, was most laden and dioxide, and the highest, my father served in the meanwhile province, and that was not very far from where they came in and out of. my parents married nine days before my they left from vietnam and if we have nine days together, that is what we have. that's the custom of the time, many people married before their loved one win off to vietnam. so, my father served in vietnam and came back a year later my parents decided they wanted to start a family very quickly. they want t