but here, it's different. >> more woodland means more liquid in ththe overall wawater cycle. the hohope is that e eventuallys woululd enable thehe glacierso rereverse ththeir retreat. >> when there is precipitation, when it rains, the trerees ense that the water does not simply disappear. instead, it is stored by the trees' roots and by the moss that grows everywhere. >> otherwise it would evaporate far more quickly, especially when the sun's shining, and be carried away by the wind. >> the slower the water makes its way down from the mountains, the longer it remains available in the villages in the valley -- all year-round. normally this would be the wet season, but rainfall has decreased, something the villagers are all too aware of. the reforestation project includes the tree nurseries managed by local people. in hermogenes' village, the saplings are nurtured for 12 months, until they're sturdy enough to be planted. their survival rate has now reached almost 90%. ecoan pays the villagers money for the trees. the association itself is funded by private donations. some of th

pga stars gary woodland and matt kuchar spent time with her on the golf course and realized how gooder first tee shot. >> there was a moment gary woodland offered to take the ball out of the trap she would have nothing of it. >> i got in. >> i love it. >> i can do this. i can do this. >> nice! >> at one point amy sunk an 8-foot putt for par. she is a piano player and good dancer as well. >>> as we celebrate valentine's day old fashioned match making a making a comeback. people who haven't found true love with online dating turn to experts to find the perfect match. the match making institute says personal match making a is growing accounting for add third of the 2.5 billion-dollar dating stre. coming up on cbs this morning your private medical information may be for sale. we'll tell you how. we'll tell you how. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® and i wanted to ask you before i ask her may i have your permission to marry her? you're marrying her and her whole world shop neil lane dia

stars gary woodland and matt kuchar providing a special day for a special olympics athlete.rstette, a golfer with down syndrome, hit her tee shot. >> nice! ( applause ) >> reporter: golf is her passion. amy is the first with down syndrome in the nation to earn a full athletic scholarship and now plays on the paradise valley college golf team. what's the best part of golf? >> everything. yeah, baby. >> reporter: yeah, baby >> bring it back. >> reporter: she not only performs on the green, but also on the piano. ♪ ♪ and especially on the dance floor. >> yeah! ( laughs ) >> we're happy that she's in the moment and that she's able to participate. that's what matters. >> reporter: so, that tee shot amy hit? plopped in the sand. >> there was a moment where gary woodland offered to take the ball out of the sand trap. she would have nothing of it. >> i got this. >> i love it. >> you can do this. you can do this. >> nice! >> reporter: the shot was pure amy. ( applause ) >> why don't you go ahead and make that? >> okay, i got this. >> reporter: eight feet for par. ( applause ) ( laugh

pga stars gary woodland and matt kuchar providing a special day for a special athlete.hen amy bockerstette, hit a steady tee shot. golf is her passion. amy is the first with down syndrome in the nation to earn a full agent stick scholarship and now plays on the paradise valley college golf team. >> what's the best part of golf? >> everything. yeah, baby. >> reporter: she not only performs on the green -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but also on the piano. and especially on the dance floor. >> yeah. >> we're happy that she's in the moment and she's able to participate. that's what matters. >> reporter: so that tee shot amy hit, plopped in the sand. >> it was a moment where gary woodland offered to take the ball out of the sand trap. she would have nothing of it. >> i got this. >> i love it. >> you can do this. you can do was >> why don't you go ahead and make that? >> okay. i got this. >> yes! >> that is so awesome! >> is there one thing that as parents you hope people take away from watching the video? >> people with down syndrome have value and they bring joy. the response that we

[applause] bill: well, i think the woodland at thinghe woodland gn had more to do with being annoying. you can tell from listening to amy what an important voice she has been in american letters for a long time. thank you for the invitation here. it is a great pleasure to be here with an extraordinary cast of people who will -- you will learn an immense amount from. i am kind of the scene setter, aperitif. in a little while we will have up on stage betsy colbert, who is the most lyrical and powerful writer about these things we have. nathaniel rich who represented the next generation of thinking about these questions and dr. pastora, who has an important reminder that at the root of all of these questions are questions about justice. let me try. let me try to just give a little context. moment right now. this is the right week to be having to this conversation. it is a crocs moment in several moment in several ways. you will hear from any scientists over the next couple of days. ago when i wrote the end of nature, this was abstract and theoretical. it was we sort of knew what was comi

in southern quebec such as the monitoring the woodlands to learn how forest destruction is impacting carbon storage so trees through photosynthesis take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into biomass into wood where they're stored as carbon the more carbon that we have stored in biomass in the forests the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing climate change. this research can help guide local conservation strategies and influence town planning to mitigate impact on vital arians. the thousands of years hindus have been performing the last few hundred rights according to specific religious guidelines including burning the day cremation is the traditional method of disposing of the deceased. but with eight point five million hindus dying each year funeral pyres exact a huge environmental to filling move of fifty million trees emitting eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi a team often mind mentally conscious engineers has adapted this is your tradition of. im

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john's attorney confirmed his death after he was found unresponsive inside his woodland hills home. right now his death is being investigated as a possible alcohol overdose. >> that call was the worst call i've ever had in my life. >> what you got going there? >> the two time daytime emmy award winner has been battling a tragic few years after losing his son julian to suicide. he opened up to entertainment tonight in 2017. >> i'll campaign to the day that i die to bring justice to my son. >> st. john took to twitter last month to reply to a post that said, "grieving the loss of a child is a process. it begins on the day your child passes and ends the day the parent joins them." he wrote, "never a truer word was spoke." as police continue their investigation, st. john's fiancee reacted to his death on instagram saying, "you were everything to me. you were a loving father, a loving man." a joint statement from cbs television and sony pictures television, the studio that produces the young and the restless says in part, "kristoff st. john was a beloved friend whose smile and infectious

five bedroom house in chatfield has just over 4000 ft.2 of living space, sitting on acres in the woodland. bar seating and outdoor pool and spa interviews of mount tam and the bay. newsom and his wife bought the home in 2011 for 2.2 million dollars. >> he plans on moving from sacramento to pennsylvania avenue. >>> command set up with trying to fight city hall tries a new tactic to slow down drivers on his block. becoming, what, a human speedbump? they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. the cold temperatures stuck around... across the region today. this was the scene in concord - people bundling >>> bay area snow was not the only thing people have been talking about, cold temperatures and stuck around across the region today this was the scene in concord, people bundling up trying to stay warm. >> for tonight, get the extra blanket, it will be rather chilly, the extra bl

tony explained how as an eight—year—old he watched a us bomber crash into a nearby woodland. complex emotions as he once again waved at the plane, just as he had done as a child in 19114. exactly 75 years on from that terrible day, here's tony in the exact same place, and who could have imagined what he's seeing today. does this help things for you? no, no. it never will. but surrounding him were thousands who had been touched by his story, including a relative of one of the plane crew. to know that today everyone is remembering him and the other nine and the service they gave, itjust means more than words could ever convey. so many feelings. what a day for tony foulds. it started off as more or less nothing. to see how many people have actually taken note, it's for these lads. they are family to me. david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. the 91st academy awards are being held on sunday, honouring the best films of the last 12 months. the ceremony comes ahead of the opening, later this year in los angeles, of the academy museum of motion pictures. designed by the celebrated arch

her body was discovered in woodland last july.s at glasgow high court. the defence secretary gavin williamson has announced plans to modernise the armed forces. he said britain needs a bolder and stronger military to help redefine it's role in the world after brexit — or risk being seen as a paper tiger. up up to 86,000 women aged between 35 and 39 with the family history of breast cancer should receive annual mammograms according to new research. a trial by the charity breast cancer known find screening a younger age group detected small tumours early as opposed to the common screening tumours early as opposed to the common screening age of a0. a decision will be made tonight about whether british horse racing can resume again this week after an outbreak for the highly infectious equine flu. there's been no racing forfive days after six horses were found to be infected. now four more cases have been identified at a second yard in newmarket. richard conway is at cheltenham race course, where the next big meet is due to take place

industry romania's forests are vast which is partly why the locals get away with it some of this woodland is among the oldest in europe but large areas have been cut out of it the government keeps secrets any records of what's legal and what isn't so global companies which buy romanian timber furniture cannot know the origin of the wood alina worked for the forestry agency for fourteen years when she complained about all of this she says she was intimidated and isolated ultimately forced to resign and first came out the law or the addict out of the bottle i was questioned by my directors as a biologist i was prevented from doing field work that didn't from going to logging areas in the park they kept me on minimum wage they did everything they could to stop me from being able to speak out they cut me off remain you're currently enjoys the privilege of holding the presidency of the council of the european union which means it has the opportunity to set policy objectives for the whole of the e.u. including on the environment and yet despite all the evidence to the contrary the remaining gov

industry romania's forests are vast which is partly why the locals get away with it some of this woodland is among the oldest in europe but large areas have been cut out of it the government keeps secrets any records of what's legal and what isn't so global companies which buy romanian timber furniture cannot know the origin of the wood. alina worked for the forestry agency for fourteen years when she complained about all of this she says she was intimidated and isolated ultimately forced to resign when force came out the law or the addict out of the bottle i was questioned by my directors as a biologist i was prevented from doing field work that didn't from going to logging areas in the park they kept me on minimum wage they did everything they could to stop me from being able to speak out they cut me off remain you're currently enjoys the privilege of holding the presidency of the council of the european union which means it has the opportunity to set policy objectives for the whole of the e.u. including on the environment and yet despite all the evidence to the contrary the remaining g

in southern quebec researches the monitoring the woodlands to learn how forest destruction is impacting carbon storage so trees through photosynthesis take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into biomass into wood where they're stored as carbon the more carbon that we have stored in biomass in the forests the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing climate change. this research can help guide local conservation strategies and influence town planning to mitigate impact on vital arians. the thousands of years hindus have been performing the last few hundred rights according to specific religious guidelines including burning the day cremation is the traditional method of disposing of the deceased. but with eight point five million hindus dying each year funeral pyres exact a huge environmental toll filling over fifty million trees emitting eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi a team often mind mentally conscious engineers has adapted this is old tradition of crema

and in woodland in the outskirts of the bestival site she became increasingly agitated, screaming, distressy hitting herself. now, broughton called her parents and they had said in court that she had sounded like a wild animal in the background of that call, and they had immediately got in their car, driven from london to dorset and pleaded with ceon broughton to seek medical help. he didn't, despite a hospital tent being just a few hundred metres away. well, after the unanimous verdict, john, who is louella ‘s dad, well—known in the drama holby city, spoke of the pain that this has caused his family. regardless of the outcome of this harrowing trial, they were never going to be any winners. we began a life sentence on what would have been louella 's birthday. ceon's life sentences knowing that he didn't help louella to live. ceon had said he tried to help louella yes, his defence barrister maintained he didn't know she was at risk of dying, but even so she was at risk of dying, but even so he tried to alert a friend who was at the festival as to their location. but we also heard in court t

the animal with this name is a woodland nat. and it seemed to me fitting this great defender of nature should be represented in the zoological record by an insignificant seeming animal because the lives of all species, even nats, are valuable. the quiet and contained bill mckibben is a hero. i define a hero as someone who sees evil and fights it to his own possible detriment. he has kept an eye on our planet for 30 years working and alerting the rest of us to the crises and disasters he as a specialist has encountered. he knows how to translate scientific fact into messages and meaning the average person can absorb. his astounding optimism and continuing engagement are an example for us all. he is an invaluable figure on the front lines to turn back the effects of climate change to the extent we can. we honor him for this and are so honored to have him here tonight. thank you. [applause] bill: well, i think the woodland gnat thing had more to do with being annoying. you can tell from listening to amy what an important voice she

tony explained how as an eight—year—old he watched a us bomber crashed into a nearby woodland.in the way. and so there were some complex emotions as he once again waved at the plane, just as he had done as a child in 19114. exactly 75 years on from that terrible day, here's tony in the exact same place, and who could have imagined what he's seeing today. does this help things for you? no, no. it never will. but surrounding him were thousands who had been touched by his story, including a relative of one of the plane crew. to know that today everyone is remembering him and the other nine and the service they gave, it just means more than words could ever convey. so many feelings. what a day for tony foulds. it started off as more or less nothing. to see how many people have actually taken note, it's for these lads. they are family to me. david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. our top story this evening: the teenager who raped and murdered six—year—old alesha macphail has been identified as aaron campbell after a judge lifted the ban on him being named. and still to come: why botswa

her body was discovered in woodland last july.f his age, denies the charges at glasgow high court. human activity could drive the earth's entire insect population to extinction within a century, according to a major new scientific study. insects are vital pollinators, so any decline threatens food production, and there are warnings now that 40% of species could be gone within just a few decades. pesticides, agriculture and climate change are being blamed. our environment correspondent victoria gill has more details. they are the planet's smallest, most essential workers, producing ourfood, cleaning up our waste. but changes we are making to the environment threaten the very existence of earth's insect population. that is according to scientists, who analysed dozen of insect surveys that were carried out all over the world over the last 13 years. it revealed that many species are now sliding towards extinction at a dramatic rate. overall, a1% of the world's insect species are in decline. and that includes some very familiar creatur

the accused denies abducting, raping and murdering the six year old, who was found dead in woodland onlgirl from london who ran away to join the islamic state group in syria, says she never wanted to be a "poster girl" for the terrorist organisation. having just given birth to a baby boy in a refugee camp in northern syria, she now says she wants the uk's forgiveness, and supports "some british values". but speaking to the bbc, she equated terrorist attacks in the uk with coalition airstrikes in syria. she's been speaking to our middle east correspondent, quentin somerville. underneath her black abaya dress, she cradles her two—day old son. only four years have passed since she left britain, but that's a lifetime in the islamic state group. shamima begum stuck with the extremists until the very last moment. but now, she wants forgiveness. myself, yeah, iwill admit i was the one that made the choice. even though i was only 15 years old, i did have... i do have like... i could make my own decisions back there, i do have the like, mentality to make my own decisions, but i did leave on my

volcano would actually ecuador's highest mountain and an important part of our ancient culture but the woodlands of. these lamas seem at home here in order bina this is ecuador's highest trailing station. you might expect to see a concrete. train here but the engine makes the trip on its own. at the moment day it's a double. steam locomotives used to run on this line and if the train was too long some of the cars were left behind that a station. but then the rest of the train would proceed on up to work. and then go back for the other cars as a craft or words they had put them all together again. a little later we meet a man who represents another part of a could all cultural heritage but it was all used to chimborazo regions last year in a row on ice match and. even here at an elevation of four thousand one hundred meters there's still some grass to be found but as our makes ropes out of the grass so he can tie the ice chunks to his donkeys back. the air is very thin up here seventy year old vitals are and his donkey are doing just fine . the ice mine is located at an elevation of four thousand

her body was discovered in woodland last july.the charges at glasgow high court. a decision is due in the next hour or so about whether british horse racing can resume again this week, after an outbreak of the highly infectious equine flu. there's been no racing forfive days, after several horses were found to be infected. now, four more cases have been identified at a second yard in newmarket. 0ur correspondent richard conway is at the stables of trainer henrietta knight at wantage in 0xfordshire with the latest. the cheltenham festival is just over a month away, an event that transcends jump racing. i'm a month away, an event that transcendsjump racing. i'm here tonight at the yard of henrietta knight who knows all about winning and training gold cup winners. we will hear what she has to say on this issue in a minute in my report because this issue has divided opinion in racing circles. some feel perhaps the british horseracing authority has overreacted but others think that they have taken swift and effective action to contain

the body of six year—old alesha macphail was found in woodland last july.d for legal reasons, denies the charges and has lodged a special defence. he blames the death on the girlfriend of alesha's father. lorna gordon is outside glasgow's high court. tell us more what happened in court this morning? robert macphail's partner gave evidence and told the court she loved alesha macphail to pieces. she said the last time she saw the six—year—old a life she had gone into her room to turn off a dvd. she said she was sleeping, facing the wall with her hair behind her. they said when they discovered she was missing the next morning and started searching for her, she couldn't believe anything bad had happened because she said, i know rothesay is a safe place, i have stayed there all my life. later that morning, alesha's naked body was found in the grounds of a disused, derelict hotel. the prosecuting qc asked her, did you have anything to do with the murder of alesha macphail? she replied, no. she also told the court that along with alesha's father robert, she dealt

tony explained how as an eight—year—old he watched a us bomber crash into a nearby woodland.and so there were some complex emotions as he once again waved at the plane, just as he had done as a child in 19114. exactly 75 years on from that terrible day, here's tony in the exact same place, and who could have imagined what he's seeing today. does this help things for you? no, no. it never will. but surrounding him were thousands who had been touched by his story, including a relative of one of the plane crew. to know that today everyone is remembering him and the other nine and the service they gave, it just means more than words could ever convey. so many feelings. what a day for tony foulds. it started off as more or less nothing. to see how many people have actually taken note, it's for these lads. they are family to me. david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of the macpherson report, which controversially found the metropolitan police to be "institutionally racist." the inquiry examined the bungled police investigatio

industry romania's forests are vast which is partly why the locals get away with it some of this woodland is among the oldest in europe but large areas have been cut out of it the government keeps secrets any records of what's legal and what isn't so global companies which buy romanian timber furniture cannot know the origin of the wood alina worked for the forestry agency for fourteen years when she complained about all of this she says she was intimidated and isolated ultimately forced to resign and first came out the law or the addict out of the bottle i was questioned by my directors as a biologist i was prevented from doing field work that didn't from going to logging areas in the park they kept me on minimum wage they did everything they could to stop me from being able to speak out they cut me off remaining a currently enjoys the privilege of holding the presidency of the council of the european union which means it has the opportunity to set policy objectives for the whole of the e.u. including on the environment and yet despite all the evidence to the contrary the remaining gover

industry romania's forests are vast which is partly why the locals get away with it some of this woodland is among the oldest in europe but large areas have been cut out of it the government keeps secrets any records of what's legal and what isn't so global companies which buy romanian timber furniture.

water swept across interstate 505 north of woodland after a drainage culvert got plugged with debrisausing a major problem for drivers...(vicki) the chp says itús not just the major freeways....they say drivers should go slow because numerous county roads are flooded...and because more water is coming down the the watershed in the coast range mountains it may take some time before the water recedes. (vicki) with all the rain we've been getting, the roads have been very dangerous, and for one truck driver it proved to be fatal. a tow truck driver was killed on highway 101 yesterday afternoon while he was pulled over helping a woman who's car broke down. 38-year-old james morris stopped to help the woman on the southbound side of the highway just before the spencer avenue off ramp in sausalito. he was getting ready to tow the car when a man driving a chevy

that was in woodland park where she lived about 50 miles south of denver.cia acuna reporting live from denver. >> shep, this new information comes from a civil lawsuit that barrett's family filed against patrick. sharon lee and darrell barrett said the father of their grandchildren told them a series of lies before and after their daughter went missing. this includes an accusation that kelsey was mother was told that the couple broke up thanksgiving day and he and kelsey went to a cracker barrel where she agreed to give them custody of their young daughter. in the court document, kelsey's mother claims she pressed patrick for details and she was told that he had had enough and wasn't going to deal with things anymore. when he and kelsey were together, it always started out good and went bad and that kelsey put him down in front of k.b. k.b. stand for kayley, the 1-year-old child. remember, earlier this month, idaho nurse crysta lee kenny pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence, helping frazee by disposing of kelsey's cell phone. frazee admitted to kenny t

their victims are usually unsuspected woodland creatures never see it coming.he branches, they went on their prey from above them mercilessly tear them to shreds, sometimes for sport. it is grisly. alexandria ocasio-cortez just the other day. no word and how she is doing. she must've been terrified at the very least, that is certainly how the media shows it. they pounce on them a few weeks before that. two weeks before that republicans pounced on some poor congressman from michigan, apparently she made the mistake of walking alone on capitol hill at night, r.i.p. before that, conservatives somehow managed to pounce inside the vatican, that is in rome. a long way from washington. republican hunting grounds appear to be more extensive than previously understood. some victims have endured multiple republican pounces and lived to tell the tale. hillary clinton for example, god knows how many pounds as she has had to repel, tough lady. barack obama too, his eight years in washington amounted to a single interrupted republican pounce, imagine the horror of that. no w

newly renovated trail in the oak woodlands trail in golden gate, for phil arnold. a few months ago the commission approved us, approved the naming of this section of the trail, october of 18, so career civil servant, worked for several agencies, including rec and park, and member and chair of the bay ridge trail that connects twin peaks. the event begins on j.f.k. drive at conservatory drive and brief remarks followed by a trail tour. on saturday, we get to join the mayor in saying two words. play ball. this saturday we kick off the 2019 youth baseball league season with opening day ceremonies at kimball field at 10:00 a.m. mayor breed, san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white and i will be on hand as the mayor throws out the first pitch. been in operation for nearly 30 years. this year we have 250 teams with over 3,000 players, boys and girls ranging from ages 4 to 14. this year we feature three bay sox, all girls team in the pinto, mustang and bronco division, coached by over 700 committed and mostly volunteer coaches, many who are parents. immediately followi