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well, it's spring, antonia harris and now she is fellow at the university of british columbia is out of space and so choose and the already a in the street. she joins us by skype from seattle. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now 1st of all, this seems like a huge li, ambitious timeline. i mean, what chances do you write everything being ready by then you've got kind of to end spectrum. i ideas here, your space x wants to move x stream. we quickly hoping to go by 2030 i think that's extremely ambitious. c and that's the timeline is probably realistic for nasa, but it still feels a little bit slow compared to the pace that we're seeing in the commercial space sector. so i think somewhere in between there is what's going to end up being the reality for when she went to actually set for ours. who at the stage is in the late the that's a tough one. i think i would say a space x is making a lot of progress in this area and they have the advantage of being able to keep a singular vision and focus. because when you're working on a company side, the company can decide what they're

while buys already this year. kelsey cope's gap, it's is a fine research here from the university of british columbia. we asked her if the frequency of those places can be linked to climate change. it's really difficult to pinpoint with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change. but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for several reasons. one of them is that it's making the wildfire sees and actually longer. as you mentioned, it's pretty early in the season if we may. and while this might not be that unique in somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in parts of british columbia and in nova scotia, how wildfires this early of this magnitude, i guess, and this also means that the wildfire season is ending later. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to a longer fire seasons, we're also seeing more extremes fire behavior. and this extreme fire behavior is really challenging because it basically means that it's unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fighting these fires. and we're seeing without more extreme fire behavior. i'm about t

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but andrew, from the university of british columbia believes it is just play time. >> killer whales willwhales think they are having fun, for terrified sailors, the joke has gone too far. >> yeah, that is keir simmons. >>> and a lot to cover in this second hour of chris jansing reports. let's get right to it. at this hour, out of the game. doug mastriano, the far right state senator, says he will not be throwing his hat into the ring for senate in 2024. about who that impacts battle of control of the congress. >>> and gifted, the justice department now investigating whether expensive gifts were given to senator bob menendez and his wife including a mercedes, jewelry and an apartment. >>> plus get out. in an unanimous decision, a republican-led house investigative committee in texas voted to bring 20 articles of impeachment against t

but andrew with the university of british columbia believes a less aggressive option is most likely.t their is now straight into the propeller wash and feel -- it is like a jacuzzi. >> reporter: no injuries have been reported. and killer whales have not been known to harm humans. but if the whales think they're having fun, for terrified sailors, the joke's gone too far. now, thankfully this kind of fashion, this whale trend doesn't appear to have spread. until the scientists figure out exactly what is going on, say it with me, we're going to need a bigger boat. >> keir simmons, thank you for that. that does it for me, everybody. you can watch "ana cabrera reports" week days at 10:00 a.m. on msnbc. you can catch me on weekends saturday and sunday 2:00 p.m. eastern here as well. jose diaz-balart is next. >>> and good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. we're less than a week ay

but university of british columbia believes a less aggressive option is most likely play time. >> killersnout straight into the propeller wash and it is almost like a jacuzzi. >> reporter: no injuries have been reported and killer whales have not been known to harm humans. but if they think they are having fun, for terrified sailors, the joke has gone too far. thankfully this kind of fashion, this whale trend, doesn't appear to have spread, there are 39 in this particular pod off the iberian coast. but until scientists figure out what is going on, say it with me, we'll need a bigger boat. >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> coming up -- >> if you recognize me, blink once. >> richard lui gives us an honest look at what it is like to care for a sick loved one. gem can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. with its forms an

well, mike, sign of goodness from thomson rivers university in british columbia. he says there are ways to reduce the amount of human caused wildfires. the walls tires are common and spring after the snow leaves much canada snow covered in winter before things green up. you have a lot dead organic material from the previous item. so it's easy for fire is to start spread. having said that this year it's been very active. there are 3 things you need for wildfire to occur, and this applies to canada. the u. k. the amazon, wherever vegetation we call it fuel. how much do you have? what type of fuel is it and how drive is it 2nd, in the ignition people in lightning of the common cause is a fire. in canada, it's about $5050.00 human cars dominate, and the spring lightning dominates in the summer. 30 need hot, dry, windy weather. as i mentioned, half the fires in canada or human cause. those are preventables and actually the number has been going down. and there you burn associated with steam costs versus decreasing due to education, things like fire bands where you canno

for most of may like finding it is it professor walden, 5 thompson rivers university georgias from kind of groups in british columbia. thank you very much for being with us. so it seems that there are a lot of areas affected the how on usually is it to have this, the scale of the wall and size of the state. the welfare as are common in spring after the snow leaves much canada snow covered in winter before things green up. you have a lot of data organic material from the previous item. so it's easy for fire is to start spread. having said that this year has been very active, it's been the most fire we've seen in the province of alberta in may, since our records began. and fires are affecting large areas, d. c, alberta, saskatchewan, northwest territories. and now most recently, parts of new brunswick and nova scotia, and this the intensity different as well notice. so, you know, there are 3 things you need for a wildfire to occur, and this applies to canada. the u. k. the amazon, wherever vegetation we call it fuel. how much do you have? what type of fuel is it? and how dry is it 2nd, in the ignition people in whiten