and i did a speech at the u. c. l. a. and i said, guy, we really need to, to do something very special. yeah, this is a perfect place for, for 2 to 2 people. a, these guys, you know, the new leader for the future. so in the campus can be set in every campus. the never university can be sat as a kitchen, a special kitchen. you wish that you then they would be the bottle years. we could feed few of them lunch and people need that in the evening. connecting with that special supermarket or market. they're going to deliver their food the next that it would be so easy to do it and he would change their mind the millions of the will. then they're going to be the leader of the future. i have a couple of questions for you, massimo, anew chiefs are going to go live to achieve us right now. this one is from john cooper, within hospitality and restaurant kitchens. what measures and innovations are in place to reduce food waste? is the level food waste within hospitality, comparable with the waste that happens at home? and exactly, t

here to the 970 the part of it by and then the son of the general each night in finding a claim h u c l u s. cart, on the 10th of september, 2001 the day before the fax, your form to me is ms. clink will not go ahead. and because what happens after i get back to new york, or was it from the, from the us government in vain, other countries and to know in the nation on the war and the human rights concerning the fight. and in this context, no car at this stage was ready to hear the claim from the time. so i started off to the what an extraordinary coincidence we, we invite henry kissinger online. i've tried to, i've spoken to him actually, he but he hasn't said he has to this program. not sure if you've seen the new australian papers in the past few days released showing how the liberal prime minister then the foreign minister building mac amman, australia is secret service in santiago, once tell to ca, against your press would be close to ration. but also we can find the scope in it from, from even from countries western europe. and the way by the united states in order to interfere with

rises to 1.5 degrees celsius, the warnings been delivered in a report by university college london, o u c l, which says about 60 percent of oil and gas reserves must not be extracted almost all in the coal that hasn't been dug up, should stay where it is. scientists say these recommendations and others give the world and even chance of staying under 1.5 degrees by 2050. that target was sent in the paris climate agreement along gifford is from the university of arizona. she says, the need for a shift away from fossil fuels is more urgent than ever mrs. significant. if they're essentially saying like, we need to stop where we are, we need to just turn to a renewable energy economy now. so like this just transition that we talk about is incredibly complicated because so many people do rely and depend their livelihood, their communities in colorado, in the u. s. where i live, we're watching the tax base decline really rapidly for many communities where oil and gas extraction is declining and then that money funds, schools that fun hospital, public health, social services robes. so, you know, th

the warnings been delivered in a report by university college london or u. c. l which says that about 60 percent of oil and gas reserves must not be extracted. almost all of the coal that hasn't been dug up should stay where it is. scientists say that these recommendations and others give the world only an even chance of staying under one of the half degrees by 2050. that target was set in the paris climate agreement. that's bringing lauren gifford. she's a post doctoral research associate at the university of arizona, school of geography, development and environment. she joins us now from louisville in colorado. the to have you with us. what do you make of the study doesn't have anything that we don't already know. well, you know, we do know that it's time to stop using fossil fuel to stop the extraction in combustion of fossil fuels. but what this study tells us is that it needs to happen much more rapidly than even the same scientist told us just 5 or 6 years ago and much more rapidly than they had anticipated. and their calling for at least a minimum of 3 per

the louisiana raging cajuns early saturday afternoon, and we wrap up the day with lsu visiting the u. c l. a bruins at the rose bowl. it's a sign that fall is here for chelsea's. and or back. we want to thank you for watching ktvu two news at noon for the latest news and weather. be sure to download the ktvu app. we will see you again at four. got some great to be with you this afternoon. i love having you here. have a good one. everybody mhm. mhm.ou being watched without knowing it? dr. oz: our alarming investigation into home security cameras. >> i would hear voices in the living room. dr.oz: terrifying ways trackers may being traing your every move. >> hey, i'm talking to you. dr.oz:: then, shocking moments caught on zoom. >> her words were very, very slurred and she started talking over. dr.oz: coming up next. moment? today, an oz investigation. is your home security camera making you feel safe or butt -- putting you at risk? are you being watched without kn

the wall street journal reports apple is partnering with u c. lsensitive iphone data could offer clues, the scientists say data such as facial expressions, sleep patterns, heart rate and how you type on your phone could signal mental health issues or cognitive decline relating to alzheimer's. dementia and autism. prince andrew andrew has been served with a sexual assault lawsuit here in the united states. 38 year old woman named virginia giuffre e says that she was forced to have sex with him. when she was underage. she claims it happened at the london home of a friend of jeffrey epstein. epstein was a convicted sex offender. he killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. jew free also said prince andrew abused her in epstein's mansion in manhattan and on epstein's private island in the u. s virgin islands. federal rules say the duke of york has 21 days to respond to the suit or possibly face a default judgment. prince andrew and his attorneys have denied you freeze clams. the nfl is increasing its effort to find overse

inadequate fear for what is a key and i don't that can be, it could be a question of you enough is g, u c h y l 14. he is a king size bed show shuttle. this should have indicated that he needs needs that i, in i mean you're right, there's a small piece of rock from another planet which survives entering the atmosphere and lands on the surface. in meteorites are extremely rare, but they can be found almost anywhere on earth. however, more samples have been found in morocco than most other countries. partly because the shiny black rocks can be seen more easily on dry mountain landscapes. i so been trying to figure explanation for the tumor. rock and lakes got around 40000 years ago. a 100 meter wide asteroid was hurtling towards earth. it broke up into several large pieces which landed in the high atlas mountains, causing these massive craters. the nomads in this remote part of morocco have learned to live with unrecognised meteorites remain. these ancient rock carvings show that they witness their impact thousands of years ago. i, but far from fearing meteorites, the moroccan nomad, see them as

roof achievement from his co lawn and experienced breathing problems which led to him returning to i c u. l. i posted a message to fans on instagram saying, my friends, i am still recovering very well today. i received visits from family members and i continued to smile every day. thank you for all the love i get from you. please also also posted this picture to her instagram, saying the normal recovery scenario for man of his age of turn operation like this is sometimes 2 steps forward. one step back. it's very normal nick, off of manager steve bruce says he won't quit after the club. fans booed the news during the $11.00 troll was leaving the premier league on friday. these went ahead . after 30 minutes, the senior went all the way in. but just if you have time you call, so we're level thanks to a great individuals in elevation, not bad as well. the home side remain in the bottom 3 would lead to a point above the relegation thing. can i say about chance? look, see it again. i never want to walk away or quit when there's a fight and i continue to try and do the best to me. the best i can b

tell me about why my name is frank franklin, the professor has come to see eric livestock, france, l u c. i. 7 the test results a clear material from the nearby mine tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what you would find in natural water sources and redo her. we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok. so most, let's say indicative metal for mining impact that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find it and polluted natural prestige. water soften in a farm surrounded by pollution. its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or fell off or analyze the metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, bu

could be sued now under the new legislation, and many are expected to shut down julia k from the a c l u reproductive freedom project spoke to us about the impact of the new law and why it's so repressive elmore enforced, it's through a bounty hunter scheme, it says that any person can sue you if they believe that you have performed an abortion after 6 weeks the pregnancy helps someone to get an abortion after 6 weeks, or even just intended to do either of those things. and it's basic feed, improving a violation. they get a $10000.00 pay day. so this is designed to open the floodgates to abortion opponents, or really anyone looking for a financial windfall to bring the harassing vigilante lawsuits. that will be incredibly burden some in costly for people sued even if they ultimately prevail. the reality is that the threat of these, these bounty hunter lawsuits means that nearly all abortions came to a complete stop in texas today. 5 emergency service workers in the u. s. have been charged over the death of elijah mclean, a black man who died also being detained by police in colorado. in

this illegal, illegal logging issue and illegal deforestation, which is one of the specialties of l u. c. c. she will probably speak on that. i would like to highlight that despite these, these very important role of being juveniles, lance, in brazil and curbing the deforestation. and actually there are, if you, if you take the indigenous lands and all of their protected areas, just for example, national parks and other kinds of reserves. you would have around 40 percent of the amazon by legally protectors. and but despite of that, she moved from arrow was elected. we've seen a lot of the fire station inside these lands as never for i think he was there. and we of the for the size of indigenous land since both. and i was elected 20 percent. what is, is even more concerning is that the, when you, when you look at the areas where there are isolated, tried the deforestation, sword, more than $200.00 sense in the last years. so this is even more concerning because these tribes are, are, have, have, they have had no contact with our society. and there is a policy, a national policy in brazil

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the a c l u those types of organizations with big.have to step in now to act on behalf of women and either cover legal fees or cover fines. if those if those organizations lose clearly the political fight over abortion rights, ramping back up once again in this country, you mentioned congress and the role that it might play here. and to that end, house speaker nancy pelosi said just yesterday that the house will be voting later this month on a bill that is meant to protect the right. to abortion in this country. let's listen to what the speaker had to say when we go back to washington. we will be putting roe v. wade codification on the floor of the house to make sure that women everywhere have access to reproductive health that they need. all right, so it's called the women's health protection act, and it would guarantee the right to access an abortion. how might this legislation if it were to pass, nullify some of the more restrictive abortion laws being passed in states across the country? well, it's simply can't do that without the

l. the life of washington, d. c. feel. thank you. the u. s. is threatening more sanctions against the war in size in ethiopia as t gray region. new executive order opens the door to sanctioning members of the philippine and retreat governance, its ego people's liberation, france, and the horror of regional government. the conflict has left thousands debt, almost 1000000 people living with famine like conditions she pretends he has more. this is not the imposition of sanctions, but another threats of sanctions. president biden's executive order empowers the state department and treasury to be able to sanction those seen in the future to be standing in the way of negotiating peace in the future on all sides. but no deadline has been announced if the government of ethiopia and the 2 great people's liberation front, take meaningful steps to enter into talks with out preconditions and allow unhindered humanitarian assistance. the united states is prepared to mobilize assistance for ethiopia to recover and revitalize its, its economy, and build a fu

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factors now with regard to poultry, actually the c e o of kelly turkeys, he supplies 27 percent of turkey's in the u. k. was just on our radio station in london, l l g b. and actually he said that he has so many openings across the u. k. his staff have been going to drop centers basically, begging for workers. there are 2200000 in the u. k. collecting unemployment. and they can't get applicants. maybe people don't want to work in the poultry industry . maybe they want to want to be filtering talkies. but again, there are people who are collecting unemployment and they are not working. so 11 does, is this just a combination of lack of training and also those workers who don't want to work and want to drive trucks. they don't want to drive laurie's. there's been an issue for a long time in the u. k, this is going on 25 years poor working out and p social out and lack of facilities even for just toilets on the major most ways in the u. k. and hillary, i want to go back to the story that rachel actually did there about the german elections. what's the take away from that german elections? yeah, for a few things. number one, it is going to be a model

u. s, celebrated a milestone birthday with a from an east bay school district. the west contra costa unified school district officially renamed a middle school in l. c.nte after betty reid soskin, a ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose saw skin because of her leadership, resilience and as a symbol of change. well, the u. s premiere of the new matrix movie will reportedly be right here in the bay area variety reports that. the matrix resurrection will premiere in san francisco on december. 18th the film starring keanu reeves was filled primarily in the city last year. allow game for the giants tonight. sports director market (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. at usaa, w

l. f. but all parties to try and come to as william davidson says, a c sation of hostilities. that's really the beginning point of any negotiation. do you think the u. s. david is going about this the right way? i think it's going about it. the only way, realistically, not one can at the moment, i don't think united states alone can determine the outcome of what happens. it's going to require the effort so many outside layers plus a certain willingness by all the parties, any compromise which comes very hard for so i think tonight is stage is doing what is often not always, but often does in an effort to try to encourage a negotiated solution to the problem. in addition to dealing with these managerial prices, and i can't under state the concern that the u. s. has about the military and prices. the u. s. is the largest donor of humanitarian assistance today, and it has traditionally been the largest donor for many decades. this is important to the united states and it does not like to see this effort basically result in a worse situation than it has been dealing with for decades. on the issue, i want to say one comment on the issue of context. i ag

c. l 3 nation committee. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared it's nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1900. 50 it. now, a trailer will become part of the exclusive club in an alliance, labeled, the us president joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative, a bogus will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine. flight frustrated. i have the next id months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve this. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this formidable capability and perhaps equally momentous for any other state to come to its aid. and president biden confirmed, you emerging us strategy in the, in the pacific region allies. we need to be able to address both the current strategic environment in the region and how it may evolve. because the future, the reach of our nations in indeed the world depends on a free and opening up a specific, enduring and flourishing the decades of he

u. s. celebrated a milestone birthday with a special honor from an east based school district. the west contra costa unified school district officially renamed a middle school in l. c. bronte after betty reid soskin ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose soskin because of her leadership resilience and is a symbol of change during the events. oskin's shared that she only recently started feeling worthy of these privileges and honors that she's been receiving. and they will go be with it. children. thank you very much. saskin founded, reads records in berkeley with her former husband. back in 1945. she was active in the civil rights movement, and later she worked for two state assembly members. she also started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond when she was in her eighties. already wish i had this in my house on a 90 inch plasma. look at that in a beautiful, um, fluid dynamics at a special this is the file. you can't see the golden gate bridge, but the fog comes spilling in over the headlines, hits and then splash splash splash up and alcatraz will splash it up as well.