in east africa ice melt and antarctica and the future of the world's largest doomsday food vault you can join the conversation really easily in our live chat all. though if he's in east africa are racing to counter swarms of aeration slow cuz we've been eating their way through the region including kenya ethiopia and somalia locusts are not uncommon to the horn of africa but the recent surge is the worst the region has seen in decades the rise of these insects have been attributed to warmer temperatures if left on checks the locusts could multiply more than 400 times by june united nations has warned that this would decimate crops in a region already struggling with food and security officials at the un's food and agriculture organization because i know it's foul are sounding the allow it is a big city does it because that much as we see drought is a threat much as we say that floods can be a threat but if you're trying to drink a beer i think we're all for it but does it look as if richard is in i'm pretty good for it what's a good. joining us to discuss the locusts for 2 or. a tumo

the seed vault is actually a safety net for the world bank's and this about. what is this well it's not so. it's not so dangerous that anything it's really a place for resources where you store seeds so it's all about seeds that will grow into plants and these banks we have around 1700 banks in the world they can make a safety to placate of their collection and then they can save this collection in the seat. and. then if something happen to the back and that could happen and has happened it could be fires flooding civil wars then there's a possibility to go to the sea and retrieve your whole collection of seats there and then you'll be able to establish a new seat back. and seed banks are really important. because they say holding the potential for growing new plants and in these times of climate change we really need new plants that are adaptable to the climate change so these seeds holds a lot of possibilities there has potential for the future they can be that they're more drought tolerant or they are resistance to pests or diseases. it could also be that t

you can says i love the idea of the seed vault and then goes on to. important. your comments as well but there's a lot of enthusiasm for saving. i think that is. because actually it represents life i mean this is we're holding the life sort sort of in in our hands we take it maybe plants a little bit to ground it but we actually get oxygen from plants we get food from plants we get feed for animals for plants and we get fibers and we get even get pharmaceuticals sometimes and so that makes seeds so important and i think when you 1st understand this it never really leaves you. so so the whole. press invasion of that and then. but in many countries there are local farming community that are chocked really dependent on on having enough seats and having the right seats. so they really take care very good care of that in local community seatbacks. very quick questions of why the end of the. someone who doesn't do they want every continent and also every country quick response yes 200 countries around the world have already banks from it have deposited their seats so

and i'm coming to the credit union to empty the vault.u need to empty the branch. >> are you using any code words? >> no. this is real. i said this is my life, don't play with it. >> and don't notify the police. >> don't call the police. >> matt's boss ignored his plea of no cops. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i've just received a call a few minutes ago from one of our vps and he's instructing me to vacate our new britain branch because they're going to come and rob it. >> that 911 call eventually ended up here. police headquarters in new britain, connecticut where the credit union was located. >> i was a brand new sergeant. we had just gotten done with roll call in the morning. the phone rang at the main desk of the police department. you know, there's a bank robbery going on. and a guy is driving to the bank right now and he has a bomb strapped to his chest. >> this is not your usual monday morning, sergeant. >> we're trying to figure out if it was a joke or not. >> it was no joke. sergeant david mikarsky was one of the first out th

. >> he is to empty the vault of $3.4 million as well as any and all gold bouillon. >> the ceo was given a strict deadline. he had less than 45 minutes to get the cash and gold. if he failed, consequences would be devastating. >> for every minute that mr. ziegler was late, his wife was going to lose a finger. and when she ran out of fingers, their adult daughter, brittney, who lived in texas at the time, they had people watching

storage there are some exciting companies working in the space like bill gross and then threatens energy vault. tweet from bill gates made is known around the world but that wasn't the only factor but after the official presentation there was a lot of interest on the part of many different investors. still gates tweet helped of course that investing is the boy that's what i mean. here in southern switzerland the vision is actually taking shape start up as well financed thanks to a generous investment from japan softbank and tata power india's biggest electricity provider has ordered a tower. the one here is a prototype andrea has yet to prove that the idea really works. because although the concept sounds simple it's quite complicated to put into practice. it is the intelligence software that controls the crane autonomously it has to grasp the concrete blocks around reposition them without vibrations and without any human involvement. once completed this small scale prototype will have the chance to prove itself as a future technology for energy storage. making the switch to renewables is a pr

ice hockey gold medalist with canada called it insensitive and irresponsible reigning olympic pool vault champion catarina stephanides of greece said being asked to train every day meant the i.o.c. was risking athletes' health no not just in 4 months time. in tokyo the count don't clock ticks down the seconds till the games but olympic fever is notably absent in a city that has also fallen victim to the coronavirus market if we say will hold the olympics with fans in the stadiums then without doubt people from all over the world will travel here that increases the risk of death a virus can be unknowingly reintroduced and that worries me a lot watching. others worry about the impact on japan should the games not take place. on our shores he told you the games are one thing. what worries me a lot more. is what it would all mean for the economy. for my business of course. but the whole situation in japan is very worrying and give us a little listen i. really practice underway and anticipation of the flames arrival whether it will light the olympic cauldron as planned on july 24th depends on

the german car companies are also shutting down assembly lines the world's biggest auto producer vaults announced that it's suspending production in factories in germany and around the world management has warned investors and employers and play yes' to expect a bumpy road ahead. of banner year. with record profits and record levels of investment. but the coronavirus pandemic has put the brakes on what should have been a good day for. turnover and disruptions in our supply chains which will soon be confronted by. the aca we will be forced to close down many of our production facilities to peru to break all in common. work has already grown to a halt attractor reason spain italy and slovakia. and assembly lines here in germany and throughout the rest of the european union will soon be shut down for at least 2 weeks. v.w. had expected to continue its winning streak in 2020. but with no sign of an end to the spread of coded 19 company brass now says it expects a quote very difficult year ahead. now to spain which has announced an aid package worth $200000000000.00 euros to try and reduce t

. >> this loot was transferred to secret vaults.on jews died in the final solution. in his will he said -- >> anti-semitism we violated a basic commandment of god's creation. it's hard to admit mistakes, but the whole existence of our people is in question. we must have the courage to rid ourselves of anti-semitism. god has taught me that. >> defendant frank himself said before this court -- >> we have fought against jews and allowed ourselves to make utterances which were terrible. 1 thousand years will pass and this will not be erased. >> the prosecution rests. >> the defense begins. they call 61 witnesses and introduce 38,000 affidavits on the defendants' dehalbehalf. these attorneys were selected by the defendants. many are well-known german lawyers and each now rises to plea acquittal. some make blanket denieals of al guilt. >> some of the defendants had, without doubt, a great influence in those fears which did not interest hitler. they had no power whatsoever in the great decisions concerning war and peace, armistice and peac

another aspect apart from slowing down the vault the spread of the virus protecting the vulnerable groups the next aspect that's important one that we keep referring to is the fact that the hospitals need to be prepared they need to have a level of readiness so that the clientele of the people who are coming to them will be a different group than they normally get these will be people with severe respiratory . diseases and with pneumonia and they will need special support some of them will be in the i.c.u. some of them will need ventilation and this is why it's so important that we keep this group as small as possible so that the hospitals have the capability of providing them with the care they need and this is what we're calling for year for the community all of the decision makers the mare's. status and billy's and the hospitals to have to be prepared for the fact that they will have more patients than we have now this is the very beginning of an epidemic. and they need to set up their strategies their business plans etc so that they have to be able to deal with as many of these patien

leave all the good that it is down there in the vault to sign up for the almost impossible for all since i was in there i guess the trick are young. people. but as we just said i don't want to prolong it he would love that there's no natural place to play music. most of it to the most of it to you all to the overseer so some of it to go back to your concert to see joe go to some. local hospital would put him in his little leisure a little music pool with the ocean. is removed but don't all go along the front you pull of the supernatural mean august. hopes for peace in afghanistan as the u.s. and the taliban sign a deal to end america's longest war expects to remove all of its troops from the country in the next 14 months off the almost 2 decades of conflict and thousands of lives lost. migrants clashed with greek police on the country's border with turkey and that's also on caret announced it would no longer prevent refugees from heading to europe. and some french government announces it will person through a controversial pension reform by decree bypassing column and move his products i

. >> much of this loot was then transferred to secret vaults of the reich at the mine.hief robert lye knew that six million jews died in the nazi'final solution. in his will, he said -- >> anti-semitism we violated a basic command of god's creation. it is hard to admit mistakes, but the whole existence of our people is in question. we must have the courage to rid ourselves of anti-semitism. god has taught me that. >> defendant frank himself said before this court -- [speaking foreign language] >> we have allowed ourselves to make utterances which are terrible. a thousand years will past and this guilt of germany will still not be erased. >> the prosecution rests. >> the defense begins. they call 61 witnesses and introduce 38,000 affidavits on the defendants'behalf. they submit 136,000 affidavits, 7,000 on behalf of vsd, 3,000 on behalf of the general staff and okw. 2,000 on behalf of the gestapo. these attorneys were personally selected by the defendants. many are well-known german lawyers. and each now rises to plead acquittal for his client. some make blanket denials

for his chapel charlemagne shows an octagonal central domed basilica the coop of those vaulting long remained an equal in its height and breath. for 600 years after 936 a d. the palatine chapel remains the church where the kings of germany and the holy roman empire bore crowned more than 30 of them ascended the throne here the same marble throne he despised charlemagne. over the centuries the cathedrals collection of artworks and artifacts has grown to be one of the largest sacred treasures in europe this late gothic bust of charlemagne was probably donated around $1349.00 this relic contains bones from charlemagne's right arm. and cathedral has been a place of pilgrimage since the middle ages the shrine to the virgin mary contains relics sacred to the catholic faith among them christ's law and cloth. since the middle ages these relics have been displayed to believe verse from europe and the rest of the world every 70 years. shall be their charts to us i believe the cathedral has real international significance you can see that by the numbers of people who come here but it's especial

he is paying special attention to his vault. at the 2016 rio de janeiro olympics, the notoriously tough technique helped him to a second all-around gold. but it let him down the following year when he suffered a serious injury on landing. he has not used the move in competition for more than two years. but thinks now it's tohe time t break it out again. >> translator: i want people to realize that i can get back to my former self, despite the injury. i want people to see that i'm still strong. otherwise, i won't be satisfied. making the tokyo olympics is probably the biggest goal in my life. all i want to do is surprise everyone, so i'm preparing for that day now. >> april's national championships will be uchimura's chance to announce his return to the world stage. if he does make the olympic team, all eyes will be on king kohei. watchihing to see if he can add more hardware to his collection. >>> moving now to other news making headlines here in japan. a former care worker has been sentenced to death for committing one of the w

victory in south carolina vaulted him into second place in the delegate tally. which sanders still leads. >> there's a massive effort trying to stop bernie sanders. that's not a secret. >> warren is still in the race. fighting for a break out moment. and bloomberg will be on ballots tomorrow. a third of all delegates are up for grabs in tomorrow's soup tuesday. polls will open in 14 states including some of the biggest like california and texas. >> our web site is a good resource. we have a complete voter guide. highlighting issues in every county for the local election. >> shock in washington. hardball host announced his retirement. after 20 years of hosting his show. he announced he's stepping away. days after a scathing article documenting some inappropriate comments made by him. he faced criticism in recent weeks over comparing sanders campaign to the nazi invasion of france. he took flak for an interview with warren which some called condescending. >> the case of mistaken identity. new details about a hit and run on the peninsula. >> housing prices are on t

has your own sense of urgency you vault? prep -- evolved? president trump: this is urgent to me. you know that because i have closed our country to china. reporter: why are you shaking hands? president trump: it is a habit. -- political people walk up to me and they want to shake my hand. wait a minute. take it nice and easy. just relax. people come up to me and shake hands and they put out their hands. it is a natural reflex. we all have that problem. somebody comes up to you and they put out their hand come you tend to shake it. we are all getting out of that. shaking hands is not a great thing to be doing right now, i agree. sometimes i put my hand out. people are beginning to think about it more and more. somebody said yesterday i touched the microphone. i was touching it because we have different height people. i was trying to make it easier for them. i moved it down. touched noid "he microphone." we all have to -- getting away from shaking hands is a good thing. and possibly that is something that comes out of this. maybe people should not be shaking hands for the long term

this is a bunker but this has a like a 4 cox gun vault door inside it has the name of the guy's ranch and you come down the stairs and it has a mud room as well say i ever one of my bunkers has a place to shower and decontaminate before entering the bunker. the shelters we make today are identical to the shelters made for john f. kennedy. right now the people who are buying bunkers are not the liberals as the conservatives the conservatives are buying the bankers they're buying the guns are buying the food they're buying the image that the left is and buying anything because they figure they have the police in the military and they're kind of crazy to begin with anyway if we could end up in a civil war number 2 in america it would start today it would happen the problem we can't is because we're all intermingled so it's a war of words on the news and media but this country needs to break up and people need to go to the side that the we need to split this country. this is mine this is mine. just can't get yours and she's mine useless. loaded and ready. this is mine this is mine oh. sur

energy storage there are some exciting companies working in this space like bill gross and an energy vault. tweet from bill gates made is known around the world but that wasn't the only factor but after the official presentation there was a lot of interest on the part of many different investors. bill gates tweet helped of course. here in southern switzerland the vision is actually taking shape start up as well financed thanks to a generous investment from japan's softbank and tata power india's biggest electricity provider has ordered the tower. the one here is a prototype andrea has yet to prove that the idea really works. because although the concept sounds simple it's quite complicated to put into practice. it is the intelligence software that controls the crane autonomously it has to grasp the concrete blocks and reposition them without vibration and without any human involvement. once completed this small scale prototype will have the chance to prove itself as a future technology for energy storage. making the switch to renewables is a project that will be with us for years to come.

so we have a broad set of products, really happy with our vault product. more than ever, i'm happy on what we're really doing for the industry to help move it forward. >> the industry itself is as counter cyclical as it has ever been, right? it's got money they're trying to invent new products they need to do as many trials as they can. it's very, very expensive. and i don't see any slow-down occurring. >> well, there will be temporary disruptions. for example, new clinical trials will be put on hold for a bit, so that will cause a bit of disruption but overall, yes, it's not a particularly cyclical industry because, you know, people need their medicine in good times and bad, so that's one of the good things about the industry. >> that's a good point i'm running a trial with a doctor and we had to postpone it because the hospital literally is on lockdown everything is devoted to covid do you think investors will understand that there's just this natural horrible force that's making it so that everybody is a little disrupted? >> well, i think investors over

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and which meant we had to shift our estimation of when i was active mobility on land had a vault back by 15 to 20000000 years and. thomas martin's his grandson and his successor tom hooper are all the way to the depot of freedon stein castle prepared or obeyed back from the us. was. a skeleton it's absolutely complete as far as the most in taxes gallatin of this kind of animal in the world. and what is really crazy seeing something like this. you can almost picture how it lives how it moved and what it saw. you can see the eye sockets in its skull. this is where the treasures of the brown marker or stored among them the famous tom. 2 fossilised say moria the discovery was the 1st biological proof that europe and the us were still a super continent called pangea some 300000000 years ago. as if they had been saying goodbye to one another one last time before they were engulfed . whispering they were whispering to each other. we had the idea to call them the tom box lovers and then because of the famous painting. lovers the world's oldest couple years. in here. the demitra don. that's th

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