st. mary's panthers football. have a smothering defense explosion plays, they even the league title without dropping a single game. >> what does it feel like to be champion? >> reporter: it was not always like this. >> last year we went big. people are sick of losing, to be honest. >> when you lose a certain amount of times, it doesn't matter anymore. you do what it takes. >> look at those win loss records. st. mary's has not had a winning record since 2015. >> we need this first down right here. let's go. >> that all charged when john troutman became the teams third head coach in the last three seasons. >> i asked him one day, asking you guys to buy in, and this was a group ready to do that. >> we want to go out with a bang. we are really buying in. >> heart and he pointed to one preseason scrimmage that flipped the program. >> we were confident that we weren't used to winning. we showed out, we hung with it, ever since then we figured out what we were capable of. >> hard work and guys playing together. >> they w

st. mary's. i was there last week. i expect the crowd to be doubled. >> i know you have love for st. 's, but go for the spartans. >> that's right. the hall of famer right here, the proud alumni. >> do i have a wager coming? >> maybe. >>> the music might be the unofficial anthem of the holiday season. >> but they ruled how mariah carey is not the queen of christmas, what? the u.s. patent and trademark office denied the singer's application to trademark the phrase along with qoc and princess christmas. >> with that trademark, carey would have had rights to sue anybody using the terms or selling products with the phrasing on it. she also would have been able to collect licensing fees and royalties. >> i always called my mom the queen of christmas. if she got it, i wouldn't be able to say that tim. >> you still need to listen to the song though. >> it is a privilege to listen to that song. and talking about how we have to listen to it. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, releasing new images from space following the lift off from artemis 1. the latest on the historic launch. >>> multiple delays

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saint patrick saint vincent high school hosting st mary's a battle between two undefeated teams. onight at st patrick st vincent picking up action in the second quarter st mary's up 7 to 6 fin heartening drops back and finds logan tennis sake with the screen pass tennessee. he's got nothing but green grass ahead of him. takes it 81 yards to the house to put the panthers on top 14 to 6. later in the second, daryl pouncey takes a hand off for the bruins. fumbles the ball at the goal line but scoops it back up quickly to secure the touchdown. the bruins headed into halftime down 14 to 12 and then the opening kickoff of the third quarter. kyle gory scoops it up, find some room down the middle and he is gone. a 72 year old 72 yard touchdown for st mary's panthers, just too much to handle tonight for the ruins. they win this 1 22 20 and remain undefeated. moving to 10 and oh, and again, jason appelbaum son goes to st mary's congrats to him and all of those kids undefeated season pretty cool. thanks for making ktvu your choice for you tonight. we appreciate ou [yawns] hey, baby brother!

st. mary's. vern glenn takes you tots berkeley albany border. >> the future is bright. >> reporter: a lot of noise coming from a small pocket along the berkeley albany border. >> good job. >> reporter: st. mary's baptist football. they have a smothering defense, sparked explosion plays. they even claimed tri county athletic league title without dropping a single game. what does it feel like to be champion? yeah! >> reporter: it wasn't always like this. >> i think everybody is just buying in. >> when you lose a certain amount of times, you are just trying to win. >> reporter: look at the one loss records. st. mary's had not had a winning record since 2015. >> we need this first down. >> reporter: that changed when john became the team's third head coach in the last three seasons. >> i asked on day one, i will ask you to buy in one time. it's the senior group that was ready. >> we have been through the ls. we want to go out with a bank so we are buying in. >> nothing behind you. >> reporter: the qu

st. mary's. it is dusty and there. >> the lights on? >> reporter: something is wrong. >> we will work on >>> and edn jay leno was badly burned but he is expected to fully recover. the former tonight show host is doing well, he had a first surgery that used skin grafting, he actually had second and third degree burns on his face, his chest and hand from a gasoline fire. this is the ultimate car guide, he was working underneath a vintage car when it suddenly caught on fire. jay leno is getting ready for a second surgery but he still went out of his way to cheer up sick kids in the hospital. >> i can say that he has been remarkably kind and engaging resident in the hospital here. he was passing out cookies to some of the children that were here today in the burn unit. >> no word yet on when he will be out of the hospital, but doctors are hoping that he will be out soon. >>> tutor employees who are left at the company are facing an ultimatum tonight. they have until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow to commit to working above and beyond for the company. e

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they thrashed southampton 4—1 at st mary's — miguel amiron with the opener.willock made it 3—0. southampton did get one back — but bruno guimaras rounded off the victory in stoppage time. and there was late drama at the london stadium — as michael 0lise scored a 94th minute winner to snatch victory for crystal palace — as they beat west ham 2—1. the victory is palace's first away win of the season — and moves them into the top half. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone then doubled their lead through nicky clark. rangers got one back late on — but it wasn't enough. it's the first time stjohnstone have beaten rangers in nearly five years. hearts beat motherwell 3—2 in the other game. arsenal have gone three points clear at the top of the wsl. winning a—nil at leicester. frida maanum put the gunners ahead after 13 minutes

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they thrashed southampton 4—1 at st mary's — miguel amiron with the opener.t 3—0. southampton did get one back — but bruno guimaras rounded off the victory in stoppage time. we had a tough game, seven shots and we had 16, i7 we had a tough game, seven shots and we had 16, 17 on target and scored one and can take it. clinical and the right moments and i cannot say replay the bed game, but we have to win and that's the reason why we are in the line—up. and there was late drama at the london stadium — as michael 0lise scored a 94th minute winner to snatch victory for crystal palace — as they beat west ham 2—1. the victory is palace's first away win of the season — and moves them into the top half. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone then doubled their lead through nicky clark. rangers got one back late on — but it wasn't

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors & parking authori

a team of experts at st mary's hospital have been effectively putting reproductive tissue into hibernationo do this for a four—month—old baby girl. i think it's really important that we know that some treatments that happen to children have an impact on the future fertility. so, the idea of being able to preserve future fertility is an incredible opportunity. it gave me a lot of hope, it gave me so much hope for the future. because with cancer treatment you're thinking about the here and now, and it's what's happening right now, what can we do right now to cure this? but it gave us something to look forward to. cutting edge science which gave her hope. the most amazing thing ever. nhs england is investigating proposals to formally commissioned a national service to fund other patients like this, allowing babies like sienna a chance to be born. luke hanrahan, bbc london. next: a call for more people to take up beekeeping — in a bid to protect our wildlife. and the londoner you're about to meet swapped his hard hat — for a bee suit. i'll let khalid undre share his story. bees buzz you know,

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wide open is jock landale of st mary's fame, but curry was doing what he could do to keep him alive.on the night also led the warriors with nine rebounds. he's six ft three. but this one was all sons, cameron pain with the dagger from distance, he led the suns with 29 points. phoenix wins 1 30 to 1 19 warriors as we said oh, and eight on the road for the first time since 1989 we're just scattered where it's a pickup game. you know it's a pickup game out there. nobody's gonna feel sorry for us. so everyone can't wait to play us and kick our not mincing his words tonight, a huge matchup this sunday and women's college basketball is second rank. stanford host number one south carolina tonight tune up against cal poly for tara vanderveer and the cardinals trend. hannah jump was the individual star in this one. she scored 24 points on 83 pointers eight times. 3 24, so no other field goals just 83 pointers. stanford wins 82 43. they are now five and oh, mary is looking to extend its record home winning streak to 22 straight games against southern second half saint mary's in control. senior

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st. mary's plenty of room for improvements. a, china, you must relationship, is in such a situation that we all care a lot about it. because this is not the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. and it is not what the international community expects from us as leaders of the 2 major countries. we need to check the right course for the china u. s. relationship leaders or to nations. we share responsibility in my view to shoulder china and the united states can manage or different years prevent competition from becoming anything are really near conflict. well, i've taken away a financial joins as from barley where the upcoming g 20 summit is taking place. my show thanks for joining us. what do we know so far about the meeting between the u . s. and chinese leaders and what's the context that well, hi ne, keen deeded has been among the most anticipated face to face meetings at these ears . d 20 and probably in the last 2 years after joe biden became president, the american leader finally meets he's chinese counterp

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st. mary's of canada also seeing some raw, the live you, whether was this or whether system makes his way out of the way. and then the next one will as waiting in the winds is coming out of the canadian prairies rod across c, northern states of the us through the mountain states, up to was pacific northwest where we could see rec, or goal setting in as we go on through the course of this week, a cold northerly blast coming in here, then minus 16, the top temperature in calgary on tuesday. not to bring in it stays that way actually as we go on into work wednesday. but we're all state things starting to warm up a little bit down towards the south once again. but as that cold air meets up with a very warm air, this is where we are going to see some very lively storms over the next day or so. so dallas at 25 celsius on tuesday afternoon, 26, therefore houston kansas city at around 15. there's that snow further north asked her the cold air is that comes a little further southward. lively storms possible. it isn't tornadoes there. tuesday, pushing a which was at southeast corner by wednesday. s

st. mary's of canada also seeing some ra, the live weather was this weather system makes his way out of the way. and then the next one will as waiting in the winds is coming out of the canadian prairies, rod across c, northern states of the us through the mountain states up to a specific north west where we could see rec, or goal setting in as we go on through the course of this week, a cold normally blast coming in here, then minus 16, the top temperature in calgary on tuesday not to bring it stays that way actually as we go on into work wednesday. but we're all state things starting to warm up a little down towards the south once again. but as that cold air meets up with a very warm air, this is where we are going to see some very lively storms over the next day or so. so dallas at 25 celsius on tuesday afternoon, 26, therefore houston kansas city at around 15. there's that snow further north asked her the cold, rare rays that comes a little further southward. lively storms, possibilities, and tornadoes. they have tuesday pushing a which was that southeast corner by wednesday, single figu

st. mary's square garage. there was definitely leaks all over the stairway, so i mean, clearly those are the three examples and i'm not trying to -- now i just realized they are all actually a shared -- >> not japan center. >> i think with rec. and park? >> no. >> even though japan town plaza is on top? >> yeah. but that one, no. >> that's good to know. >> yeah. >> so, i think those are just an example of how capital improvements and maintenance are actually critical to the operation of the garages. so, i just look forward to -- here's just me recommending, i'm supportive of this -- no worries, supervisor -- supervisor safai. i've got you. sure. all i'm saying is that i'm supportive of these rfp and it came in. i want to recommend to sf mta to consider both -- to is a sign revenue to do maintenance work for the long haul because that's revenue for the garages and it makes sense to invest some capital maintenance so you can keep it operable in its full capacity. and then i think on the -- in addition to it is i

st. mary's. i was born at st. luke's. when i found out it strengthened our italian bond. happy early birthday, larry. yes. in 2019 this bod other established october as italian heritage month in san francisco and for good reason. october is very important to the italian american community. it's when we have the heritage parade, italian organizations host month long celebrations in recognition of what italian americans have brought to the city and county of san francisco. -- all living beings lead him to act as a champion for those in extreme profitery and the natural spaces of the world. i think it's fitting for italian heritage month. first italian immigrants arrived in 1840s around california's statehood and san francisco. the city owes a great deal of gratitude to those making many contributions to the culture, landscape, prosperity. this spans a broad array of our most iconic city institutions, bank of itly which is now bank of america. the fishing industry, performing arts and literature. i will finish with this part. italian americans have been a part of every civic

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.nd it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are r

st mary's looking to extend its record home winning streak to 22 straight games against southern 16 junior and under for the bucket, he led the gales with 17 2nd half saint mary's in control. senior logan johnson. nice fake as he takes it to the cylinder gales win 72 to 54. to improve to four and oh, their 22nd straight win in morada going back to last year, former usf don and three time nba champion bill cartwright taken in the game at fresno state. the game was tight the whole way, but the dons pulled away at the end tyler roberts, three. three with six minutes to go inside of three minutes. roberts another three, he led the dons with 22 beats fresno state 67 to 60. they also improved to four no yeah. at age 39 coming off tommy john surgery, nobody knew what to expect from astros pitcher justin verlander. how about a third american league cy young award? truly remarkable story. verlander winning the award unanimously, with all 31st place votes to easily beat out dylan cease of the chicago white sox. this one was a no brainer. after verlander led the american league with 18 wins and a 1.7

you see, davis pulls off the upset at hospital billions. 75 65, usf , st mary's and santa clara, aller a week off the 49ers back at it today in santa clara as they gear up for the second half of the season at foreign four kyle shanahan squad currently occupies the seventh and final. wild card spot, but there's just a game and a half back of the surprising seahawks for the division lead. and they should be getting healthier. deebo samuel back on the field after missing a game with a hamstring injury, running back elijah mitchell. he hasn't played since straining his m c l in week one, but the hopes are he'll be good to go for sunday night's game against the chargers. same deal for linebacker eyes easel shirt he suffered exact same injury as mitchell week three against the broncos six weeks ago. having not played football for that long since, obviously the off season and stuff like that, but during the season to see everybody else out there and here on the sidelines, but you don't get to be a part of it. you just miss it. just a lot of gratitude. just happy to put my helmet back on and

feeders from here until the end of the first world war the cathedral of the assumption of the virgin mary of stanislav was the center of the mogilev catholic metropolis ; unique frescoes of the 18th century are still preserved on the vault of the temple. testament those that were written later are more saturated in color. and those that are dimmer are obviously earlier years. and in general, in terms of painting, this costume is considered the most original authentic costume in all of belarus. mogilev can be proud of not only the once main imperial church, but also the head of the imperial catholic party. stanislav bobush sestetsevich was a calvinist and an avid duelist in his youth. however, behind the malice of the kind of radivilov, she set the conditions for me vera to marry you and poor stanislav believed. in general, he, as an archbishop , wrote poems about the history of peoples and even somehow created a manual for making beer. that's just to the figures of the literary heritage now only god knows. on the other hand, the residence of the archbishop in mogilev, a monument of classicism,

have people having a tough time calling some of these races so we're joined again by corey cook, st mary'st. we want to talk more about this election. yesterday, we talked about kind of california how it was all shaking out. but nationally, there are so many races. it's hard to keep up between house senate gubernatorial and then kind of top issues that are driving everything if we talk about the house races some of them are very close. most of the two in california i think that we're watching closely are down in in the central valley and southern california, but how do you think it's going to happen across the country here? most of the whole of polls are suggesting it's going to be a bad night for the democrats that there's almost no chance the democrats will hold the house. the question is with the magnitude of the wave that's coming. you see. what campaigns do is they begin to tell you what they think the scope of the races by where they spend money and right now what we're seeing is pretty safely. democratic districts are getting a wave of money, both from the democrats and the republic

political science professor at st mary's college in morada said the high court signaled through its questioningkely strike down affirmative action in schools. not much dispensed that preventive action stays are numbered. we probably won't actually get the formal ruling until june. i would say what close to the end of the term. but the votes are there and the will is there to overturn gregor and other supreme court decisions that have upheld, um the use of racial classifications in order to promote diversity in the student body. in 1996, california voters banned the consideration of race and gender in public education. over the last decade, california legislators have tried at least three times to restore affirmative action in college admissions. all attempts have failed. he has taken the first step to keep its diablo canyon nuclear power plant open after 2025 file the license renewal with the u. s nuclear regulatory commission. the plan down in san luis obispo county has two reactors. the license on one expires in 2024, the other 2025 . the utility plan to decommission the entire facility in 20

st. mary's college and received a master's degree in music from columbia university. following her wairnlg they moved to wilson, north carolina, my hometown, where they were engaged in all aspects of public life. it is in wilson where betty began her career in local and national politics and became known for her incredible wit. during the administration of our beloved former governor jim hunt, she served as secretary of the he department of cultural resources. she is survived by her son, paul, wife, beth, her daughter, eloise, husband, robby, grant children, elizabeth, emily, john ii, mary and baerle. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. yesterday on the west front lawn of the capitol we celebrated the lighting of this year's capitol christmas tr

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> good morning. today is wednesday november 16, 2022. regular meeting of the buildin

monks from here until the end of the first world war, the cathedral of the assumption of the virgin mary of stlav was the center of the mogilev catholic metropolis on the vault of the church , unique frescoes of the 18th century are still preserved. note those that were written later, more saturated in color. and those that are dimmer are obviously earlier years. and in general, in terms of painting, this costume is considered the most original authentic costume in all of belarus. mogilev can be proud of not only the once main imperial church, but also the head of the imperial the catholic party. stanislav bobush sestatsevich was a calvinist and an avid duelist in his youth. however, behind the malice of the kind of radivilov, she set the conditions for me vera to marry you and poor stanislav believed. in general, he, as an archbishop , wrote books about the history of the people in poems, even somehow created a manual for making beer. that's just where this literary heritage is now god alone knows. on the other hand, the residence of the archbishop in mogilev, a monument of classicism, still

monks from here until the end of the first world war, the cathedral of the assumption of the virgin mary of stlav was the center of the mogilev catholic metropolis , unique frescoes of the 18th century are still preserved on the vaults of the church. testament those that were written later are more saturated in color. and those that are dimmer are obviously earlier years. and in general, in terms of painting, this costume is considered the most original authentic costume in the whole in belarus, mogilev can be proud not only of the once main imperial costume, but also of the head of the imperial catholic party. stanislav bobush sestatsevich in his youth was a calvinist and an avid duelist, however, for the malice of the radivilov family, she set conditions for me and i will marry vera and poor stanislav believed. in general, he, as an archbishop, wrote poems about the history of peoples and even somehow created a manual for making beer. that's just somewhere the literary heritage is now known to god alone. but the residence of the archbishop in mogilev is still a monument of classicism, howeve

next is dark, filled with the look of the remote south atlantic island of st. helena home to extraordinary biodiversity. i'm mary evans, dean from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching that off at the end of the patriarchy, most of the needs of murdering and depressing of.

danville that's at the danville library. 1.31 morada that is at st mary's college 1.29 and..28. dave you know, original joe's is going into wanna creek. you heard that report here that that's a huge deal down there now, tim tim. is up. alright see , i remember walnut creek people used to cruise the main back in the day. back in the day, ben lomond three inches. santa cruz mountains, you were the winner. by far davenport's almost to 1.89 you this reservoir 1.81 los altos had good rain. 1.8 oakland downtown incheon, the third santa rosa that's santa rosa fire station. 1.31 san jose sjc 1.22 in san francisco 0.9 to a couple of little guy showers kind of hanging on san mateo coast santa cruz mountains. most of that was just coming down from the northwest. there's not a lot to them, but by this afternoon we'll get some pretty good buildups inland. so again i get we've seen this before. lake county napa county solano contra costa out to the valley in the afternoon will be the area to keep an eye on here fifties on the temps quite cool here. the high temperature in san francisco ye

st mary's political science professor stephen wolpert, says the high court signaled through its questioning the justices will strike down affirmative action in schools. there's not much suspense that affirmative action stays are numbered coffee bar and actually get the formal ruling until june. i would say what close to the end of the term but the votes are there and the will is there to overturn gregor and other supreme court decisions that have upheld, um the use of racial classifications in order to promote diversity in the student body. now in 1996, california voters banned consideration of race and gender in public education over the last 10 years, california legislators have tried at least three times to restore affirmative action in college admissions, but all have failed . election day has only one week away now, and data shows strong turnout in early voting across the country, the us elections project at the university of florida says more than 22 million people have already voted in 44 states, and that includes more than two million voters in cal. liffe oranje who have already mai

st . she represented the republic of mari el and its capital, yoshkar-ola, according to the results of the of the competition, she ranks eighth fire, of course, on the eighth line. my god absolutely rebooted on this after a failure in the short program today, not without a struggle, but i coped with all the elements to very complex music, strong heavy, i had to skate under the supremacy tour vocals, but the finnish surname in st. petersburg scandinavia is something very close. i think that such a program was specially set up for the agnet so that she would quickly get used to this city, because she now represents st. petersburg. well, you can say, yes, that practically corrected with her free program of the oppression of latushkin, and i would like to raise another question. here we most often discuss jumps at the end of the rental. here in particular. now we are showing you the triple bos double tula cascade performed by agnet ladushkina in figure skating, there is also a second assessment. how do you feel about the fact that from the new season there are not five components, as before, b

mary from st. petersburg, florida. you are a family member. go ahead. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to comment. i was very upset about the first caller who called in. i watch quite often just to see what people are thinking. i used to be a long time democrat. my husband was a marine. he passed away in 1992. i i wanted -- i wanted to say i'm astounded at the hypocrisy of the democrat leadership. they seem to forget they are constantly calling names and accusing republicans -- host: before we go down this hole, as a military family, why is it you relate more to republicans now the democrats? caller: it is the only party that is making common sense. i just like to see common sense and problem-solving. when trump was running in the primaries i did not vote for him. i hated him. i could not stand to watch his program "the apprentice." he has a bad personality but he did the best job of running the country i've ever seen, and i have been watching president. i was very young but my parents -- i think they were for adlai stevenson and eisenhower won. now we li

lou or in ukrainian troops to had a song and then kind of forced them into kind of st. battles of the kind we saw in mary apple. we've heard from top ukranian intelligence officials who say that some of brush is best equipped and best trained soldiers are still in harrison city that some of them it's believed it changed in civilian clothes, more difficult to identify them. and they certainly said they haven't seen any evidence of the russian military pulling back we have seen in recent days, checkpoints disappearing, police disappearing. russian flags being taken off and missed ship buildings. but no conclusive proof so far that the russian military has left cancelling. so there's a lot of cautious kind of questioning here as to whether this is really something that you can can take advantage of, or whether it really is gonna be still a few weeks. and some very difficult matter before you crane troops. finally, to cousin of area near connelly in keep with the latest on this breaking news coming out of ukraine. thank you. next, i also spoke to mike martin, he is a former british army officer and a senior

joining us now is faraz khan, a visiting professor in social enterprise and social innovation at st mary'sright. it is real. droughts in the uk, floods and cyclones in the us and more recently the devastating floods in pakistan. 30 million people lost their livelihoods and homes, so it is real. the few points that the world needs to come together in order to address. number world needs to come together in orderto address. number one, world needs to come together in order to address. number one, treat it as investment, intergenerational investment. beyond the horizon of five or seven years and create a blended approach to climate investment. we need, to the tune of $3 trillion per annum in order to achieve the 2050 target. no single stakeholder has that kind of money but we need to bring private sector, governments, the development sector, the philanthropy together to create that blended approach. that is number one. sharing best practices. the uk has got great strength in developing a sustainable, impactful products and instruments. financial mechanisms? yes, and they are building on the e

up next is dark filling with a look of the remote south atlantic island of st. helena home to extraordinary biodiversity. i'm mary evans, dean from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching that off and like the patriarchy, they need to stop murdering and depressing women in latin america right? dots november 25th on d, w. ah aah! surging up from the ocean stats in the heart of the south atlantic, lies an otherworldly drop of land that offers a window into the past riches of our planet. located 2000 kilometers from the nearest land mass. midway between africa and south america, the volcanic island of st. helena is unique, not only for its extreme isolation, but also for the diversity of its exceptional flora and fauna. this baffled jewel is home to a multitude of micro ecosystems, each with its own endemic species. but the discovery of the island by europeans in the 16th century resulted in the systematic exploitation of resources and introduction of alien species destabilizing its fragile balance. yet to day the people of st. helena have come together to save their natural heritage and achi