song you could soon mildly ois where i'll not be venice by nia in or we go look a passer or get a sun power momento known not where they're going. when 2 minutes is better only about is that. her. 2 2 car. i am. no i was a political i'm on the you probably wouldn't you go gibson you know that i'm completely olympic your celebrity let me go look what i want as little golovkin ok downpour put in place ok yes i want to open so i don't get almost on a friday or much of anything you know you know i believe i was crying when i got any part i'm going to do differently is you know i look and see any there any witnesses and yet you have just started going to right once again by a lot not. by then yeah i'll progress than 100 more for the years i get a little chunk out of it almost as mother's mother's call that i was till she called you know this is my what i'm going to work yourself because you're not always going off i mean you know i mean you're from a good thing or have used up and then what are your stop you know but it was co-processor i'm glad that i woke up a couple of those days and they're

a growing number of homeowners are installing the sun-powered panels. experts believe the industry will keep on rising with more affordable prices. 4% of u.s. homes currently have panels. that number is projected to more than triple by 2030. >>> good news here, because in california, we get a lot of sun. and it works. >> exactly. the one place you are not getting much of that, along the coast. for the first time in five weeks, high-def doppler is showing some rain right now. we will zoom in for a closer look at this thunderstorm that is spreading some rain into saint helena and there is plenty of rain over lake berryessa. a few cloud to ground lightning strikes showing up. not as many as we had a little while ago. as the cloud to ground lightning pattern becomes less intense, it shows the storm is weakening. it could make its way as far south as napa. maybe into solano county and fairfield. but, that will be around sunset. and, that is when a lot of energy gets removed from the atmosphere. it is sparked by an upper level storm system that is not that po

[laughter] intersectional is foundational in the power of the wind and the power of the sun to be matched by the power of the people and it is possible to find middle ground in many areas of politics and i know because i have done it but we cannot compromise away our morality and we cannot compromise on science policies will take steps to save the planet where they will not and we cannot compromise on justice, policies are equitable or they are not and we cannot compromise on the fate of our planet and the fate of human civilization. we must do what it takes to create the jobs to render the justice to ensure the livable future that the green new deal calls but we have the technology to do it and we have the economic imperative to do it and we have the moral obligation to do it and we need the political will to do it and we will do it this year. we have our charge and now i would like to introduce the great leader on the state of new york, my partner, alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> thank you so much, senator markey. today is just such a wonderfully momentous and joyous day -- pardon? speak u

previously designed other clothing items and accessories this women's bank can also generate power from the sun which means you can always have an eco friendly power source close at hand. and how about heating if you also doing your bit tell us about it this is how websites oh send us a tweet. hash tag doing neopagans. we chat you'll still raise. well it's a cool idea why food would never be outof you know projects will have to be complicated to be really useful on that story shows another example of that we all know by now how important forest for the global eco system and ask the climate. we hear of. forest in portugal. go out. here in the portuguese mountains nico remember these goats are playing a vital part in preventing forest fires. the 80 animals feed on greenery to create natural fire breaks by eating away the brush which catches fire easily. i'm proud of their job and the job are there to the live them and the think that they can be part of the solution for the the forest fires. he remembers the last big blaze in 2017 the flames destroyed vast areas of local forest and half a 1000000

to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st helio trope powered by solar panels the structure rotates to follow the sun in 1904 it became the world's 1st plus energy house generating more power than it uses. frybread is also known for its will backcourt are built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base it's partially car free and home to energy saving buildings . fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20 team. i get a little city to earth from. she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find the narrow brook . before you have noticed this little tripping hazard in the city. what's it all about dance reached it was. really important the main reason these got his were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to its capital that's about the cities had them but most places have filled

about the electricity usage it takes to mine, is move to places where they have access to nuclear power or sune their carbon footprint. what are the big chipmakers, tsmc and intel, doing about this? alan: apple, for example, that is driving a lot of the change in industry. they have committed to be carbon neutral by 2030. companies can do things to tackle their direct emissions. we can track down a company travel and their source, are they powered by clean energy? they also have to deal with in direct emissions. this is all part of esg reporting nowadays. that means that they don't have to pass it down the line. companies like tsmc that are making trips for apple -- chips for apple, they just brought the entire -- of an offshore wind farm that is yet to be built. samsung is another leading chipmaker. it is still, you know, they acknowledge they still have a long way to go. matt: all right. very interesting story, ala it raises a lot of questionsn. if these chips go into products that cleanup, in some ways, the environment, is the trade-off worth it? i don't know the scale of those two. problem

going solar -- a small florida community aims for energy independence by harnessing the power of the sunse to do it the right way, to live in environment that is clean and sustainable. that's just good for us health-wise so if we're also helping in climate change, we're

the chinese government views the united states as the sun setting super power while they keep getting's why the situation keeps getting worse. this hasn't been this bad for awhile they buy as many semi conductors asamerica. the chinese market is so important to companies whether we talk about planes sold by boeing or sneakers and cell phones sold by nike and apple and everything feels like it in the balance. i got to tell you, i'm not feeling great about this but there is always room to make a deal and much more likely the relationship keeps getting worse. maybe the government can get europe on board in a collision of rich democracies but europe relies on china to buy 25% of the exports. the communist party bets that ship sailed and i think they're probably right if you want to be a cynic about it, the rest of the world doesn't see this as a conflict between dictatorship and democracy. they see two super powers fighting for dominance and don't want to get roped into it. we're not on a collision course with china but past that i don't think the chinese government is crazy enough to mak

away from is where there's small scale wind power, solar power, you know, you're producing power, and the suns shining and the wind is blowing, you have to send power longer distances. the wind is best in iowa, there's not that many people that live in iowa, to send that energy to chicago or st. louis or all the way to the east coast is helpful. so, for a long time people thought if we can build a 21st century grid, we could support a 21st century energy system is. and it's the biden administration recognizing that. >> okay, $174 billion to electric vehicles. what is the money for? rebates and stuff? >> so a good portion of it, would go to rebates and tax incentives for americans to buy american made electric vehicles a fair bit with would go to incentives to ev charger deployment, so that you are never going to be in a situation where you run out of gas so to speak or run out of electricity on the road, that there will be enough charging stations to go from one side of the country to the other and transportation is the single largest contributor to our emissions in the u.s. and so, switching

to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st helio trope powered by solar panels the structure rotates to follow the sun in 1904 it became the world's 1st less energy house generating more power than it uses. frybread is also known for its will backcourt are built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base it's partially car free and home to energy saving buildings . fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20. team. i get a little city tour from that she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find a narrow brook. question i've noticed this little tripping hazard in the city what's it all about dance reached it was the foundation of really important the main reason these got his well built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to its capital that's about the city has had them but most plac

to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st helio trope powered by solar panels the structure rotates to follow the sun in 1904 it became the world's 1st plus energy house generating more power than it uses. frybread is also known for its well backcourt are built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base it's partially car free and home to energy saving buildings . fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20 team. i get a little city tour from that she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find the narrow brook . question i've noticed this little tripping hazard in the city what's it all about gun safety on the ballot a really important the main reason these got his were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to escape with lots of other cities had them but most places have filled

to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st helio trope powered by solar panels the structure rotates to follow the sunin 1904 it became the world's 1st plus energy house generating more power than it uses. fiber and is also known for its well backcourt are built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base it's partially card free and home to energy saving buildings . fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20 team. i get a little city tour from that she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find the narrow brook . question i've noticed this little tripping has written the city what's it all about dance reached it was the ballad really important the main reason these gutters were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to it's capital that's about the city has had them but most place

to ecology fribourg is a pioneer and home to germany's 1st helio trope powered by solar panels the structure rotates to follow the sun in 1904 it became the world's 1st plus energy house generating more power than it uses. fiber it is also known for its cool backcourt are built as a sustainable district on the grounds of a former military base it's partially car free and home to energy saving buildings . fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20 team. i get a little city tour for. she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find the narrow brook. noticed this little tripping hazard in the city what's it all about than 3 statements about a really important the main reason these got his were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to its capital that's about the cities had them but most places have filled the men because of

power. all aboard the sun express that's our show thanks for watching every selfish successful. in. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus update . on t w. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes is a school. to set things in motion. local hero show called their ideas can change the world. 3000. d.w. . when night falls when we can finally forget about the virus and close the bedroom door to spend time with our pocket. nothing happens in fact births are declining around the world is this what the future holds in store. there will still be babies but perhaps less many countries are reporting historically low birth rates during the pandemic as much as 10 percent less in some places. family planning to ring the coronavirus pandemic has become difficult after all it's hard to get into the mood or be optimistic about the future during a pandemic. hello welcome to october 19th special i want to get jones and berlin a city that doesn't feel like

how powerful the sun will be in the higher temperatures. i'll be back with that in two minutes. >> we have two cases worth two grand and happy viewers. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> covid-19 has had a staggering impact on san francisco's latino community. a year ago priscilla chan and mark zucker burg through their philanthropy launched to figure out why and to figure the best way to help. nbc's digital reporter looks at the potential problems and solutions. >> the latino community has been greatly impacted. at our peak we were 15 times more likely to have covid-19. >> the latinx population that traditionally has lower access to health care and testing needs a different solution to keep everyone safe. we actually have to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: 24th and mission, it's the neighborhood's town square, the center of the latino cultural district, and now a covid-19 testing and vaccination site. the line stretches around the block. >> we've been piloting this this rapid test and getting results .

rose up a few days ago a few weeks ago saying that we don't want him to stand for the sun so all these other powersthat are going to stand and they have got a voice now when there is this is some sort of power vacuum now it's like you're going to be what i swear we would probably to see more people fighting for the power groups also rising to make sure that they get what they wanted but also the opposition trying to get to what they wanted to remove prince the east to be but of course there is also some of confidants of former confidants of president idriss deby also who want power. it appears west africa correspondent fred thank you for your reporting. and we pivot back to we're germany now where after a bruising struggle germany's governing conservatives have agreed on a candidate to succeed chancellor angela merkel in the country's elections this fall arm in russia has received the backing of both parties in the center right block after a week long battle with his be very in rival marcus or. he came out victorious from the conservative power struggle now i mean lush said once to focus on battlin

sun. now, we call them renewables. off shore wind farms. solar power. this is a good place to start a series on climate change, because the affects are often felt out here first and what happens here affects everywhere else. >>> we all know that global warming is raising sea temperatures and thawing the ice caps in the north and south polar regions and we know as chunks of glaciers and ice sheets float away, they melt, causing sea levels around the world to rise. how much is a sea level rising? we know that too. according to nasa, sea levels are up since the year 1900, about 8 inches. and we also know that the rate the waters are rising is speeding up. >>> remember when hurricane sandy hit new york city in 2012? get used to it. severe storm flooding used to be considered a once every 500 year event. now it's once every 25 years. and with in the next three decades the national academy of science pringts that it may happen once every five years. you don't have to look in to the future to get a sense to the consequences of climate change, they are happenin

become more efficient in our workplace and homes, help us get more clean, homegrown american power from the wind and sun, help us to build right here in this country, some of the best electric cars anywhere in the world and help us modernize the grid and storage system so we do not have catastrophic outages likely suffered in texas last winter. that is what this is all about, 3.4 million jobs, and these jobs pay 25% more on average than the national medium -- median. we will create millions more good paying, clean energy jobs as we lead a just and equitable transition toward a low carbon economy. we will not leave anybody behind. we are talking about keeping -- helping people in appalachia, and louisiana, and the oil and gas patch, making sure these people's pensions are protected, that they have extended unemployment benefits, that they have gotten access to training so they have an on-ramp to the clean energy economy if they so choose. so we are thinking along the lines, i am breaking from the question and thank you for calling. host: the caller seemed to imply the nrdc gets funding from the russian g

taping into the power of the sun. >> coming up in the eye on earth series.y experts think the booming solar energy industry could triple in the next ten years. that's next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> the market just opened up ten minutes ago. the d, w is down 85 points. diane king hall with the numbers for us after the break. you're into your shows right? the office. (into voice remote) now you can be really into your shows with xfinity. (screaming) find your favorites with just your voice. what? spos on t go. he's stealing my scene! and if you have xfinity internet, flex is included—so your entertainment starts at free. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. start streaming today with a free flex 4k streaming box when you switch to xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. . >>> good tuesday morning. it's 641 deliberate. i'm tracking strong on shore flow. breezy conditions as we head through the day in the city of san francisco. topping out at 58. it'll be a windy one for you in oakland. the win

government in general this say bureaucrat now using his gut feeling, again, he sun elect -- is unelected he has some power allowance to change or affect not just policy but the american frame of mind that is what he has an impact on. it is always negative. president trump was always looks to encourage people to be optimistic, not like we don't have problems, but there are ways out of them, cub -- you can be optimistic, they are realizing now, one in five americans don't want to go near the vaccine they are not sure why they should do it that now, is trouble for american business. and for getting over this. and i think they realize if -- there is no incentive for people to take the vaccine if nothing changes in society. steve: and quickly, what -- the republican governors, like ron desantis in the lead rejecting this, are but a tough fight with corporate america behind fauci. >> elections matter, get out there and vote, there are local elections, be heard, stand up and call people, if there is no march locally, make sure you talk to corporations, unthere are people on phones, they need to help from you, be

going solar -- a small florida community aims for energy independence by harnessing the power of the sun. >> it just makes sense to do it the right way, to live in environment that is clean and sustainable. that's just good for us health-wise so if we're also helping in climate change, we're all winning. judy: all that and more on toght's "pbs newshour." ♪ announcer: major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no -- consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service to connect. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. announcer: johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: on this day with several big news deve

velena jones a proposal to harness the clean power of the sun while saving billions of gallons of water. >>> everyone is dependent on water and energy. here in california, we struggled with both. >> it is a win-win. researcher brandy mcewen found covering 4000 miles of california's canals with solar panels would prevent loss of water from evaporation, and create even more energy by cooling the panels to increase power. >> we are also looking at trying to do that without disturbing ecosystems. >> reporter: evading evaporation could save an estimated xt for million gallons of water. >>> that would be enough to irrigate 50,000 acres of farmland, or provide to the residential water needs of over 2 million people. >> reporter: the solar panels would create 13 gigawatts of power every year. that is a sixth of what we make today. canal systems in india are already using the model. is a fermented, california would be the first in the nation. >> smart solar development, and incorporating battery storage. we can make both power and water are more resilient to climate change and its impact. >> rep

next, and streaming on cbsn bay area why more americans are taping into the power of the sun. >>> allight. and we are looking at cooler temperatures with the stronger ocean breeze. mid50's along the coast. upper 50's to low to mid-60s's. seasonal highs inland in the upper 60's to low to mid-70s this afternoon. . >>> and as we take a look at the roadways it's a busy ride in to the pass and we are tracking a traffic alert along 101. details on that and more coming up. . >>> a coronavirus test kit could be available at a popular drugstore. and the controversial app making its way back to the apple store. diane king hall with more in today's money watch report. good morning. >> good morning. another level in the game stop saga. call this one game reset. the retailer said it's ceo will be steping down by the end of july. the company said it's seeking to accelerate a transformation to e commerce. they had been. >>> cvs said it'll start selling over-the-counter coronavirus testing kits instores and online starting this week. two of the kits are rapid tests and will give results with in 15 mi

sun. heat and light. very powerful light. >> what a bright idea. but how would we use this very powerful light? >> supposing it brought the light inside the body, through the skin or in some other way. sounds interesting. >> interesting and genius. >> i see the disinfectant knocks it out in a minute. there is a way we can do something like that? by injection inside or almost a cleaning? it would be interesting to check that. >> she looks like she could use a glass of bleach right about now. the media spreads word of the president's plan. but turns out the president was just pulling our legs. sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what would happen. >> classic. had me going. even his fox & friends were confused. >> it didn't seem like it was coming off as sarcastic. >> either way, it's important we end this mess soon or else. >> if we don't get this economy going again, that man could become president of the united states. now, that is far more terrifying than any coronavirus. >> that's a bunch of malarkey! >> this has been "this week in co

sun? seems like a lot of power for one man. to alter the solar system.ad. ♪ ♪ as the covid-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself... should i get it? and if i do... will i be able go about life without putting my family at risk? you've got questions. and that's normal. the fact is, the vaccines are safe and effective. they're going to save lives. to get the latest on the covid-19 vaccines visit getvaccineanswers.org because getting back to the moments we miss starts with getting informed. it's up to you. >> tucker: we've been conducting kind of informal who is the dumbest u.s. senator contest for months and there's a lot to choose from and we've been pretty focused on tammy duckworth. and then mazie hirono. can anyone be dumber? you could not be, can it operate a microwave. we forgot about kirsten gillibrand. then we saw the tweets. it's amazing tweet, support of the bite infrastructure build. if paid leave his infrastructure. because aleve is infrastructure. caregiving is infrastructure. caregiving is infrastructure? because caregivin

sun? seems like a lot of power for one man to alter the solar system. the details, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >> tucker: so, we've been conducting an informal who is the dumbest u.s. senator contest for months now and we have been pretty focused on tammy duckworth. can anyone be dumber? no. she couldn't operate a microwave. totally forgot about kirsten gillibrand and

and, going solar-- a small florida community aims for energy independence by harnessing the power of the sun. >> it just makes sense to do it the right way, to live in an environment that is clean and sustainable. that's just good for us health- wise so if we're also helping in climate change, we're all winning. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: our u.s.-based customer service reps can help you choose a plan based on how much you use your phone, nothing more, nothing less. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: on this day with several big news developments, including the aftermath of another police killing in minnesota and president biden's announcement of when u.s. t

sun. the volcano's activity later knocked out the power to much of the island. volcanic ash now coats everything in sight — homes, buildings, cars and roads. the dust cloud even reached the neighbouring island of barbados, and visibility in some places is extremely limited. st vincent has closed its airspace and travel across the wider caribbean has been affected with many thousands left stranded. i came over here for my mother's funeral. last minute, ourflights were cancelled. we've tried to get through to the embassy, we've had no luck in getting through. we've had our pre—travel covid tests. we've been told to travel again, we have to have a new covid test within the 72 hours before we travel to the uk. where we can get these done in this current time, i genuinely don't know. we just don't have a clue. following the first initial explosion, there has been a series of smaller eruptions over the past 48 hours. the question being posed to scientists is how long could this go on for? it's very difficult to say. the eruption in 1979 lasted a few months. the erupti

sun. the volcano's activity later knocked out the power to much of the island.the dust cloud even reached the neighbouring island of barbados, and visibility in some places is extremely limited. st vincent has closed its airspace and travel across the wider caribbean has been affected with many thousands left stranded. i came over here for my mother's funeral. last minute, ourflights were cancelled. we've tried to get through to the embassy, we've had no luck in getting through. we've had our pre—travel covid tests. we've been told to travel again, we have to have a new covid test within the 72 hours before we travel to the uk. where we can get these done in this current time, i genuinely don't know. we just don't have a clue. following the first initial explosion, there has been a series of smaller eruptions over the past 48 hours. the question being posed to scientists is how long could this go on for? it's very difficult to say. the eruption in 1979 lasted a few months and the eruption in 1902 lasted ten months, although not continuously, so i expect we'll se

power cut hair up there. on the beach it's a high school climb walk. the sun atop a song also about to be on company. all fall sick on that song. almost. oh my new minute pinball. awful awful so up. on the top shock usually warming up members on policy. on madonna's on sale help other financial understanding him. if you've already been in politics society says this. point i meant no even thought many people going to market to. what it was if it appears only. in the among them feel powerful can resume so. no secret fade from the room and. did not leave your. old water only in it for me to see only because if you know you're both pretty. good can use a highly highly assuming. this is it will do gus was glad he was even a little bit. i want to see do you want to see a self defense against. this is. just as. long. as. it's fast. when the very political state of the world to inquire and mental state of the world . and it's still going to hell in my hand. so i might be in the human says so so we met a russian mold thing we got. we call to end the way. you know russian military is swirled leo footplate you

but they do so you needed to power the pumps is expensive and the exhaust that is a need to the sun's out contributes to a greenhouse effect the researchers and technology experts from a random start up have developed a solar powered irrigation system that they had to project was financed by a u.s. aid organization and they run the government they knew irrigation plants came at just the right time for 40 families from authorities in the district that god made agricultural more difficult and the cost of renting the diesel pumps nearly consumed on the. we ended up spending much of what awnings on buying shirl while using the fuel pump into narrators ira with those little left for our livelihood now we have gotten great of all those expenses we only need to deplete someone to water the plants. in the kurdish just. due to the more affordable. promise cannot attend a larger areas of land and keep farming they yield a much higher assign result. but. i did call a hole i was only have a sting 50 kilograms of. it sees on wood so let irrigation the yield volume has multiplied by 3 i am consider

sun. heat and the light. very powerful light. >> what a bright idea.upposing you brought the light inside the body, either through the skin or in some other way. >> sounds interesting. >> interesting and genius. what else? >> i see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning? it would be interesting to check that. >> she looks like she could use a glass of bleach right about now. the media spreads word of the president's plan? the president was pulling our legs. >> i was asking a question sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what happened happen. >> it didn't seem like it was coming off as sarcastic. >> either way, it's important that we end this soon, or else. >> if we don't get this economy going again, that man could become president of the united states. that is far more terrifying than any coronavirus. >> this has been this week in covid history. >> i don't even know where to begin. that's so funny. and -- okay. good morning. >> it's funny, y

power down time. >>> from clouds to sun, mike has the forecast and a look ahead at the warmup on the way for this weekendning on this tuesday, april 13. >>> we want to start with a check of the forecast with mike nicco. good morning, mike. >> good morning, cue massey, and we can see concord with winds gusting up to 24, also 24 in bringing the gusts all the way from san rafael to 280. the temperatures are not nearly as warm as they were yesterday. we will have low to mid-60s in san francisco and most of the bay. mid to upper 50s along the coast. upper 60s to low 70s for most of us in the east bay valleys and the north bay with upper 60s in the south bay. this will hang around for a while, then really warm temperatures coming this weekend. i will that coming up. here is kumasi. >> thank you, mike. we are tracking breaking news around the vaccine. the cdc recommending pausing the j&j vaccine after six reports of a rare but severe blood clot. jobina? >> the six cases of blood clots were among women 18 to 48 years old and symptoms occurred 6 to 14 days after vaccination. until both agencies review and investi

power of foreigners. where i come from i never saw the sun when it comes to.having no love in brazil and the sun was always a man since the portuguese were. first on this mass killing when i move to germany as a 10 year old i want to try to win on t.v. networks change how i see the world because in time on the side of this family. even now but the side of a good listener so i was a ponytail instead of a deep voice external guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how definitions 5 not only man company may just put out a whole perception of the role. does inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist a mystery talent and i use my words to how intercultural understanding my name is eliminated and i would like to tell people. this is g.w. news lawyer from berlin tonight chaos in the republic of chad following the sudden death of the president the army says president interesting he has died in combat fighting rebel forces just hours earlier he's been reelected to a 6th term in office also coming up to the

sun. their astonishing wealth made them one of the most powerful families on earth back in the 1500s.ically bankrolled the renaissance, paying for artists and scientists like michelangelo and galileo to remake the world. how many days a week are you here? they are the medici. >> so come in. >> and i'm going to meet one of them. >> you are in a place that the florentines call the castano. they created this place as a scientific laboratory. the medici wanted all the bright minds in europe to come here and to create new things and to experience with science, the arts, with food, with spices. >> so it was just, like you say, a think tank. >> a think tank. >> or a taste tank. >> exactly. >> expert art restorer daniela murphy is sneaking me in for an audience with the most powerful medici of them all. where is he? >> he is right -- right there. >> oh, my. meet cosimo primo de medici. he led the family at their dizzying heights in the 1500s. in this fresco undergoing restoration, he became so powerful he is being crowned grand duke. by the pope himself. >> he marys an extremely wealthy woman

but our geologists have discovered even more in the cotton desert traces of sun god an empire of 1000 year old son turns power turkmenistan's ancient heritage us in 45 minutes on d w. a there i'm david and this is a climate change brags that sex. happiness increase books. this is the book for your. smarter birth free will be looks for new to. this what the future of agriculture looks like vegetables and lettuce as stacked on several floors artificially let. fully automated farming protection from drought crossed in store. this isn't a futuristic question. in japan this is already the reality. for a large in this system we can produce food and not optimal conditions with high nutritional content and good taste of the iraq war diligently balance the big difference to working in a field of a book that chilled the borking the fields in brandenburg these thick dust clouds are due to the drought. without massive artificial eric ation there would be no harvest are these fields facing an imminent collapse. under the bus as the conditions are currently i would have to recommend. my children look for a different profes

most serious economic crisis since the fall of the soviet union the sun has been lashed not only by the pandemic but also by powerful new sanctions of the communist regime put in place improving the economy is the island's main political challenge but the mood here in havana is that more than anything any cuban leader can do improve the economic future hopes and dreams run through improved relations with united states. hundreds of people are rallying in chicago in support of a teenage boy who was shot dead by the police these are live pictures of protests that are continuing late into the night there the incident which happened last month has heightened tensions across the u.s. over issues of policing and racial injustice on thursday body cam video footage was released showing an officer chasing adam toledo the 13 year old latino boy does appear to comply with a police order to drop a weapon and raise his hands before the officer opened fire there is of course separate c.c.t.v. footage as well that does appear to show the young man throwing something through a gap in the fence as the officer pursues him the policema

most serious economic crisis since the fall of the soviet union the sun has been lashed not only by the pandemic but also by powerful new sanctions of the communist regime put in place improving the economy is the island's main political challenge but the mood here in havana is that more than anything any cuban leader can do improve the economic future hopes and dreams run through improved relations with the united states. hundreds of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenage latino boy who was shot dead by the police is one of several incidents over the past months which has heightened tensions across the u.s. over issues of policing and racial injustice she had her attend sea reports. hundreds gathered in chicago a day after police released video from the march 29th killing of 13 year old adam to late 0 by a police officer. in the aftermath the police had said that the boy had died in an armed confrontation yet the video shows to later complying with an instruction to put his hands up he's then shot dead an investigation is underway for help the video about him to later his death was released as the t

most serious economic crisis since the fall of the soviet union the sun has been lashed not only by the pandemic but also by powerful new sanctions of the communist regime put in place improving the economy is the island's main political challenge but the mood here in havana is that more than anything any cuban leader can do improve the economic future hopes and dreams run through improved relations with the united states. violence is on the rise in haiti catholic institutions are protesting the kidnapping of at least 10 people like gangs on monday haiti's catholic church slammed the government's failure to act over the on rest and denounced what they called haiti's descent into hell there is about reports. a mass to demand the release of 10 hostages taken by gangs in choir they were just outside port au prince. among those abducted or 7 clerics 2 of them are french people here say they're increasingly concerned over the rising kidnappings in the past year. there are many people who have been kidnapped they got right and tortured many of them have never returned to normal we ask ourselves when will this internet cou

power while. donal flew on the site. and up what would have been the gol york with 9 pieces in combination with the sun one that looks like a necklace of a protection in many situations. one can only think she should decide for herself which one she wants everything to. say i'm told lab work out i'd like the one that's good for my career and brings good fortune i lost the muster if you can do that one next time. before they leave the tattoo master gives lo money a blessing she's already received a magical tattoo from him the ritual is meant to revitalize the tattoos powers. back to the arena at the night market. is watching a friend who trains at the same gym i. i was i the match has 5 rounds each lasting 2 minutes i was i i was i see my lungs up next her mother knock hands out signs to fans and friends so they can show their support . i see milan's opponent is also here with her mother. the fight begins with a ritual ceremony why crew from we it's a sign of respect to the trainer to family to religion and to the fighting spirit. i. came along as already faced this opponent once and lost was will she be able to prevail th

power of sports. where i come from and i never saw the sun where it did. every going up in brazil the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun is masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i watched the cartoon on t.v. that would change how i see the world because in germany the son whose family can. see me now by the side of a good listener almost tyreese upon a tape instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how to finish something far not only a mental image just put a whole person type of the role. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist a mystery talent and i use my words to how quick intercultural understanding my name is the intimate way you and i work it out the. trick it's. the usual of. extravagant outfits glitter glitter glitter. there against prejudice i don't hold cable like i did nothing and just getting up. for britney. your little stores to preach to each. simply. this is. 200000 across the country infection numbers. of

health consequences for those living in their shadow the cost of cobalt people in power on and just. as soon as the sun goes down the sally bercow is a very challenging place to work well and i think on the list we're always talking a boundary part of the plan for most always on the love dollar we are the ones grappling the extra mile where are the media going to go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. a unique kid endangered biodiversity lives in the heart of one of the produce tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about the i knew most of we have here and now the probability is becoming by so their stuff conservation their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untouched teams efforts to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. we tout the untold stories. we speak when office to. be cut off alongside us. no matter where it takes us a pretty familiar feeling searing out on my own and i impartial we tell your stories we are your voice your news your net al-ja

the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine and electrocute ilt has to have some powerts are shuttered that, role has been filled by fossil fuels. look at what happened in germany. which began rapidly retiring reactors after the 2011 fukushima disaster, that fed germany's addiction to coal. in u.s. states like california and new york have begun taking eracketors offline and turning into natural gas. now the dirtiest source of energy and one that produces massive amounts of co2, natural gas is better than coal but it doesn't hold a candle to nuclear which has essentially zero emissions. two things that are driving nuclear's decline in the u.s. the first is economy. first is less heavily regulated is beating on cost and the second is public opinion. rare accidents throughout history have been seared into people's memories and environmentalists have worried about radioactive waste. americans may fear a repeat of three mile island but do they know that not one person died from that accident or even got sick. by contrast, more than 100 americans are killed in the production

power of foreigners. but i come from i never saw the sun where to. have you know nothing brazil the sun was always the man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine when i move to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to it on t.v. that would change how i see the world because in germany the son of this family can . see me now but the side of a good you so much time is upon you take it instead of a. deep voice takes over and it seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes the thinking how definitions are not only mental that you may just put out a whole perception of the world. is inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a joiner this is a mystery talent and i use my words to help with intercultural understanding my name is the one way you and i were connected to other people. this is d.w. news and these are our top stories jordan's government says it has uncovered a plot to destabilize the kingdom involving the former crown prince ministers maintain homes have been hussein and others worked with foreign powers