wood for guilt free charcoal. thanks to the traditional forestry guidelines for modern technology and careful documentation this forest will continue supplying as much wood as it does today for centuries to come from. 42 percent of what he didn't know. is that it's that's all it's that there's plenty of wood right here in poland that you don't need to buy it in africa. that out there is enough deciduous trees to cover the demand for charcoal was that sort of. hopes to someday find charcoal in supermarkets that is only produced from sustainable way but in europe there are many sustainable manufacturers like this one in poland and companies that produce charcoal and electricity i think such into the rule and so he sets off for france. one of the most modern charcoal factories in the world is here in the pan eurasia. the region is also home to vast deciduous form. and yet france still imports most of its charcoal. this manufacturer wants to prove that producing charcoal in france can in fact be profitable. you know w

native wood from responsible forestry that means the amount of wood that can be logged is limited to how much can read grow. european foresters have known this principle for centuries that's how they responded to the massive clearing of forests in the early 18th century they call it sustainability. of gold from this region. this particular place. for 5 to make sure the charcoal is as sustainable as the managing director said it was their next appointment is with the forester again checks the production books and the woods origin. to make sure the forests are large enough to supply the amount of wood the manufacture needs are you know of takes careful note of the numbers of hectares the age of the trees and the amount of wood extracted. from the 4 as they plant or in the not raw way. place he hasn't found a bug in the system yet but he keeps asking the manufacturers. quality manager and the forester both take all his questions. unlike in africa the amount of woodland in the e.u. was growing. in poland it went from 8800000 hectares in 1990 to 9400000 hectares in 2015 that only works wi

de mint told them individually identifying wood species is called wood anatomy we identify types of wood based on their anatomical structure or model the people have been examining plant structures for 2 or 300 years what's important is to have reference material and smartly and. that's why the kunin institute of wood research stores thousands of samples of various trees. but in spoke to him at my ease on the structural features we can see here we can definitely say this word is not from a temperate or even boreal region but we are sort of stuck. that means this charcoal was definitely tropically sourced. 8 of the 20 bags they examined did contain wood from rain forests. that amounts to 40 percent of their samples 6 5 bags even contained red list species of endangered or restricted will of. the findings are upset ng for your highness tannen of the world wildlife fund. not the innocents who feed you this is been a topic for so many years to find such a catastrophic results here in germany was shocking it can't go on like this in. many distributors won't take responsibility for their produ

of hot water and therefore a lot of wood. her annual would supply costs between $2240.00 euros in georgia the average income is under 3 and a half 1000 euros a year. the club would come forward we save money so we can afford the wood but sadly there are a lot of families who don't manage you know what we're doing better than some we can pay for firewood the poor families current. the men collect the wood from high up in the forests of the carcasses mountains. they're still allowed to fill trees here. gogu to here is 27 he comes here regularly. go to estimates that each and every house in his area consumes about $2.00 to $3.00 truckloads of wood every year a little clue to city and you know which are all shuttleworth for him to do if we cut down trees anywhere else we could cause rock slides which are dangerous for the residence he said well if you know. the forest might seem lush but deforestation is rife across georgia the number of trees being cut has to be limited to ensure long term sustainability currently over 12 times

of hot water and therefore a lot of wood. her annual would supply costs between $2240.00 euros in georgia the average income is under 3 and a half 1000 euros a year. club. we save money so we can afford the wood but sadly there are a lot of families who don't. well we're doing better than some we can pay for firewood the poor families current. the men collect the word from high up in the forests of the carcasses mountains. they're still allowed to fill trees here. gogu to here is 27 he comes here regularly. go to estimates that each and every house in his area consumes about $2.00 to $3.00 truckloads of wood every year include his sitting room which are all shuttle which was something to do if we cut down trees anywhere else we could cause rock slides which are dangerous for the residents i said well if you know. the forest might seem lush but deforestation is rife across georgia the number of trees being cut has to be limited to ensure long term sustainability currently over 12 times that number is being felt. the worker has

the men collect the wood from high up in the forests of the carcasses mountains. they're still allowed to fill trees here. go get a hit is 27 he comes here regularly. go. go get a estimates that each and every house in his area consumes about $2.00 to $3.00 truckloads of wood every year include to sit in the. ocean it's a little bit if. if we cut down trees anywhere else we could cause rock slides which are dangerous for the residents so it was. the forest might seem lush but deforestation is rife across georgia the number of trees being cut has to be limited to ensure long term sustainability currently over 12 times that number is being felt. the work of these 2 mechanics is helping to solve the problem they're cutting solar panels. the machine dates back to world war 2 but it still works there part of the energy cooperative the systems they produce here should help to reduce wood burning and therefore carbon dioxide emissions. the cooperative as provided solar powered water heaters to more than 100 homes in the village from our johnny is a 39 year old teacher an

xenia is learning from master blacksmith eve rahima mana how to build an oven that works without wood all parts must fit together perfectly so that the oven closes tightly and no heat can escape. ibraheem amana is building a series he just received in order for 50 ovens from the ngo volunteer how porn on feel through. this oven is a tool in the fight against desertification because it's not filled with wood but with rice husks the husks can't be used for anything else not even animals eat um you know like that every day tons of rice husks accumulate in the state rice factory it's waste with no nutritional value everyone who has an oven can get it here for free to use as fuel sunny yuba visit schools to talk about the ovens importance after all trees and bushes hold the desert sand in place so this is about our behavior we have to change our behavior and our way of using raw materials we have to as you said correctly use clean energy and especially use power sources that allow us to reduce our use of wood. the pupils are allowed to test the oven at home for a week. his family how to us

the men collect the wood from high up in the forests of the carcasses mountains. they're still allowed to fill trees here. go get a hit is 27 he comes here regularly. go to estimates that each and every house in his area consumes about $2.00 to $3.00 truckloads of wood every year a local to sit in the oceans will be able to cut down trees anywhere else we could cause rock slides. and that might endanger people in the village. the forest might seem lush but deforestation is rife across georgia the number of trees being cut has to be limited to ensure long term sustainability currently over 12 times that number is being felt. the work of those 2 mechanics is helping to solve the problem they're cutting solar panels. the machine dates back to world war 2 but it still works there part of the energy cooperative the systems they produce here should help to reduce wood burning and therefore carbon dioxide emissions. the cooperative as provided solar powered water heaters to more than 100 homes in the village. none are good about it says back from the markets and the gran

after mario woods death saying his execution left him with feelings of loss pain and anger. those are of course emotions that wood's mother knows all too well today she told me she wants to thank the former 49 er for keeping her son's story alive. >>i think in this moment in his piece and then this transition. hope we can see what collin good for him. i think that was just totally blows my so one cared enough to meant he maarja and it was calling camp and so i can w% enough to fight each and sage and lose money an indoor sentence. you work that kid to work day. >>it has been for years but as you can hear she still is very very emotional about all of this she says though kapur next words don't necessarily take away any of her hurt. this article and has continued work with black youth does give her some hope for change she says she does hope to get the chance to think kaepernick and person one day for not letting a system diminish his point of you can >>police are now releasing surveillance video of a possible suspect in the cal state fullerton stabbing that left a faculty mem

it seems easy to use it produces hardly any smoke and you don't need to use wood anymore that's good i want to try the. new oven costs about $15.00 and the gives credit. and my next guest. is from the university of he's studying the environment across south africa. thanks a lot for your time now your project studies several ecosystems which mostly dry. that's what's happening that well we study it. and compassing all the different ecosystems. is a. very diverse so we have to distinguish. well in short we. sense as it's expanding in south africa and the maybe especially during the last 5 years there was a perfect storm of climate change and intensified land use. affecting each other. human activities are expanding we see disappearing. forests. really dramatic changes really calls for action by politicians. down the river as drying up what concrete effects people live in that. well again a wide diversity let me take 2 levels in lusaka zambia several times where we experienced up to 48 hours power failure per day there was no electricity in the capital and whose city and the reason was

knock on wood if you are with me. >> we will practice in shorts again, knock on wood if you are with >> knock on wood if you are with me. >> i don't know what that means. >> don't ask. >> what does that even mean? he isn't knock on wood when it comes to the new rule where you can challenge pass interference calls. he said it will be a giant waste of time. >> you have to love his one liners. they are creative. thank you very much for watching tonight at e ba a:00 m. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhhu're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: let's go. how are y'all? i appreciate y'all.

knock on wood if you are with me. >>> knock on wood. one thing certain john gruden is knocking on wood with the nfl. he is still getting used to the new rule where you can challenge in reviewing pass interference penalty. he isn't exactly chomping at the bit. to throw the red flag. >>> you only make that call if it is pretty obvious. i don't want to split hairs. watch a superduper quadruple slotion to see if it is or isn't. that is irrational. and insane. >>> cannot wait for the regular season. giants relief pitcher made his big league debulast night. with his brother taylor becoming the 10th set of twins to play in the big league. tyler was grab drafted in 2013. he has a funky throwback submarine style delivery. he pitched a clean 123 8th inning for san francisco. 2000 miles away was taylor who had just lockdown a save for the twins. minnesota game finish in time for taylor to watch tyler on tv. an emotional moment. >>> he called and i knew the timing was weird. so i answered. he said on your first call. it was really cool. >>> just be

tiger woods has withdrawn from the cup in newjersey because woods has withdrawn from the cup in new jerseyawn from the cup in newjersey because of a mild oblique strain, he was struggling on 13 shots by the overnight leader, we are looking at the leader boards and he wasjoined at are looking at the leader boards and he was joined at the top on 11 under, already in the clubhouse and justin is among the pack and he is on nine under. and finally tonight, we go back to this return of the premier league because our assistant referee is here for the first time, and the norwich match tonight, he was already featured elsewhere where we see it at the

tiger woods talks about his comeback and his family in an exclusive cbs news interview. the search for a missing american flag has a happy ending. this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. it was an extraordinary day today with americans on edge and the former vice president delivering a searing indictment of president trump's moral leadership. joe biden accused mr. trump of "fueling a literal carnage in america with his incendiary rhetoric," this just hours before the president arrived in el paso to pay his respects to the victims of the massacre. leading our coverage tonight is ed o'keefe. m> we have a problem with this rising tide of supremacy, white supremacy in america. and we have a president who encourages and emboldens it. orteeporter: former vice president joe biden in iowa today accused prident trump of inspiring mass shootings in texas and pennsylvania. >> how far is it from trump saying "this is an invasion" to the shooter in el paso declaring "this attack is a response to hispanic invasion of

foot powered scooters made of wood. they are used to carry everything imaginable.cooters painted in human colors can be seen around. >> at painted mine like this because the area i travel through is home to many rich people from the u.n. -- i painted my scooter like this. >> he makes a rule of not transporting objects that might make his brilliant scooter dirty, but his work is the same as for other drivers, transporting every object to customers. >> i like my job. i don't have any other. my scooter helps me feed my family. thanks to this work, i can afford to send my children to school. >> when the route goes downhill, even the heaviest load is easy to transport. alexi has been memorialized for his victories in the city's annual base. he has proved himself the fastest scooter pilot several times over. the statue is a major statue, but the work itself is and so glamorous. >> it helps us plan our lives and insurers nobody tries to trick us. -- insures nobody tries to trick us. we stick together so we can all be successful and have enough work. >> nobody can say exac

we're joined by roy wood, jr., everybody.p me out, is having a framed klan application on your wall something a casual history buff might do? ( laughter ) ( applause ) roy wood, jr., everyone! thank you so much, roy! that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ in the wake of the mass shooting in el paso and the arrests of domestic terrorists since then, everyone has been talking about the threat of white supremacy in the united states. in fact, even president trump admits that it's a major problem, which is a pretty big deal, because that would be, like, if hubs and shaw spoke out against speeding. jason came out and said, you know what's cooler than driving fast? going 55 and buckling your safety belt. ( laughter ) even most people in america has acknowledged the threat, one person still isn't convinced. fox news anchor and concerned face drawn on to a balloon tucker carlson. >> the whole thing is a lie. if you were to assemble a list, a hierarchy of concerns of problems this countr

right now, the search contues for the person who police sef l this newborn baby gl alo in the woods. >> i have two kids, like i say. >> plus familie in the area this weekend hoping to get t break on tv. we'll take yo t the family feududitions in dc. >>> and scammers never take a the free phone and e-mail scams police say you need to watch out for. the news starts right now. >>> first tonight, i has been more than 24 houeo sincene spotted this little baby girl in a wooded area of silspr ring. montgomery county police say a passerby found the baby yesterday evening when hearing her crimes. >> now to the parent or person who left that baby alone. fox5's ayesha kahn is live with the latest object this r investigation. eporter: good evening. montgomery county police say that baby was found in thisery heavky wooded area right here in this portion of silver spring. luckily, though, the baby w found alive even though it was a very hot day and she was taken to theos htal in stable cond qion. however,stions still remain tonight. who is the mother? who i the father? is theomokay? because there

the axle wood comes from a strong tree that grows around goma. wound dynamo isn't turning properly. it needs adjusting so. i just can't work as well as i want to when it's not running smoothly so. who has to be fast. you can see here that something's chafing. within a few minutes the transporter was dismantled and reassembled and its wooden wheel is spinning freely again. one alexy giuliani can once again provide for his family with a simple emission free made of free nubile locally sourced natural material perhaps the beacon of the future. perhaps it is now today is international youth day and this year there's a focus on education in africa school and university remains inaccessible to many especially those in rural areas of beyond the hard reality incision instances of people's hopes and dreams we took up cameras to the streets to austin and people about their vision for the future of our dreams. to be successful you know. to live a better life because right now own lives you live are so hard especially in this part of the world. you go to sch

police say this newborn baby girl was found abandoned i woods in silver spring.le condition at a local hospital. police they received reports of a baby crying off ofdr 10 brk e this afternoon. it was there they found the new ral feet from a sidewalk. they're now looking for the mother. formation to contact police. h >>> ayesha? >> reporter: prince george's county police spent a large majority of their evening handing out these wanted flyers afterhey say a woman told them that she was sexually assaulted in a park near a busy intersection. this all happened on wednesday night. as she said, she was walking and a man approache her, grabbed her and then dragged her into nearby wooded area and then attacked her. however, sheays she fough him and managed to get taway. buhen so did the suspect. in the meantime, police say thee ar offering a reward of up to $25,000 for any informati may lead to an arrest. >>> the stafford county public security pro after a bare ng its foot man without a backpack was able to get onto a bus w students, ride it six miles to stafford high sch

tiger woods says he's "ready to play golf again" — and looking forward to the bmw championship whichust in newjersey — which was the first of three events which make up the end—of—season fedex cup play—offs. woods is currently 38th in the fedex cup standings, and only the top 30 will go through to the season—ending tour championship next week. he's hopeful the back problem has calmed down now. i've tried to make tweaks all year and trying to ease the stress of my back while still playing and u nfortu nately, back while still playing and unfortunately, i haven't really done a very good job of that and when i have, i've hit the ball quite well andi have, i've hit the ball quite well and i was really excited about what i was doing at liberty and i made some nice changes and obviously it didn't feel very well on thursday. you can read about that on the website on the bbc sport app. you can go either of those mediums to read more about liverpool winning the super cup, beating chelsea 5— four on penalties but from all of us, until next time, goodbye. hello. for many of you, wednesday was a

wood stock, 50 years. sunday at 9:00 a.m.astern on cspan's washington journal also live on american history tv on cspan3. >>> university of washington historian quintard taylor explored slavery, the abolition movement and reconstruction in the west focusing on kansas and missouri before and after the civil war. the kansas city public library hosted this talk. >>> let me get sort of organized here. i'm going to -- i'm going to just push this over. oops. hope i don't drop it here. i need some room for my lecture. i'm an old facing fashioned guy needing lec

why is the wood stock that gets the golden anniversary?a person who was there let's less about the music and morp the human connection and how people cared for each other in what should have been a humanitarian disasters. >> 50 years after wood stock, bill, what was the impact. >> you know, it depends on who you ask. some say well those hippies took showers and voted for reagan and started new wars. others say no they planted seeds of barack obama and the me too movement, the green new deal, black lives matter, social justice movements as well. that's the beauty of this. it was one event but 450,000 different stories as to how people interpret what went down there. i found the one moving me the most is the couple embracing in a muddy blanket on the cover of the triple album. they are still together lovers. married 48 years. they found something at wood stock. we can try to shoot for that. >> good for them. do the music festivals food still have the power to be as culturely momentous as wood stock. >> well it's a new part of a $32 live musi

sessions" this morning, wilder woods. of grammy-nominated band need to breathe. named after his two sons, wilder and woods. his self-titled debut album came out just yesterday ahead of headlining tour next month. and now here is wilder woods with "supply and demand." ♪ ♪ baby tell me what you want cuz i'm gonna give you all i got, girl baby tell me what you want baby tell me what you want ♪ ♪ it's sad to see my pretty girl looking so sad i wish that i could make it better ♪ ♪ sometimes all i want to be is your sunshine but i can be the rain and fill you up to the top and give you all i got ♪ ♪ if you're running low on magical maybe i can hold you tight try a little supply and demand try a little supply and demand ♪ ♪ when the night's the much and you need a touch maybe i can kiss you right ♪ ♪ try a little supply and demand try a little supply and demand ♪ ♪ baby tell me what you want cuz i'm gonna give you all i got, girl ♪ ♪ baby tell me what you want baby tell me what you want ♪ ♪ my hand's shaped like a puzzle you can

. >>> tiger woods exclusive. the champion who overcame years of injury to win the masters again tells us why his kids are excited and worried about his >>> it's thursday, august 8th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener, your world in 90 seconds." >>> president trump traveled to both cities reeling from the mass shooting and took aim at his political rivals. >> the president's visits turned contentious. >> well i don't knknow if it wa appropriate for the president to be there. you know, etcetera, etcetera. the same old line. >> the new development in the el paso massacre. the suspect's mother revealed she contacted police weeks before the shooting. >> in southern california four people are dead and two others injured after police say a man went on a stabbing spree. >> i.c.e. agents rounded up about 680 migrants at seven food processing plants in six cities in mississippi. >> he's not a criminal. >> thunderstorms and flash floods affected people from the east coast to the great plains. the tornado touched down in new

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tiger woods has withdrawn from the cup in newjersey because woods has withdrawn from the cup in new jersey because of woods has withdrawn from the cup in newjersey because of a mild oblique strain, he was struggling on 13 shots by the overnight leader, we are looking at the leader boards and he wasjoined at are looking at the leader boards and he was joined at the top on 11 under, already in the clubhouse and justin is among the pack and he is on nine under. and finally tonight, we go back to this return of the premier league because our assistant referee is here for the first time, and the norwich match tonight, he was already featured elsewhere where we see it at the men's and women's world cup, champions league and the fa cup, but how will it fair in the top flight, here is his guide to how it's going to work. in the premier league, it will help our referees get more decisions correct. let's be clear, we will not see 100% accuracy. some decisions will be subjective and not everyone will ee, subjective and not everyone will agree, but the video will be checking every key decision. there

i mean tiger woods 10 years ago with all of the wins and the money -- if you could be you or tiger woods, who would you be? he leans across the resolute desk, takes off his glasses, says mr. president, if we achieve everything we achieve in this meeting, tiger woods is going to want to be me. [applause] chief mulvaney: that is the kind of person that you get working for you when donald trump is the president of the united states. there are literally thousands of men and women doing what you would do if you were there to fix this government every day, and you will never hear of a single one of them. i have 1500 pauls working for me. the only reason they are there is because donald trump is president. the only way they will be able to continue to do things for the next six years is if we can reelect donald trump as president. that, for me, is motivation to come out on a friday night and talk you folks. [applause] chief mulvaney: how do we know it is working? we talk a lot about numbers, gdp growth and job growth and household income. they are numbers, right? numbers don't tell a story. fra

they regularly pick up discarded wood from the streets of the german capital. they use it to make benches which they install in public places. that's a bank that's the beauty of it we can create something new from this put a lot of bulky waste out on the street which is often an issue and we're able to transform that into something positive positive as a platform. but that project isn't just about ecological awareness i would have a couple here we believe there aren't enough. open spaces in berlin and especially not enough public benches and most public spaces used for road traffic and the few park benches that exist there in stupid places we think berlin needs more benches in nice locations so as to reclaim the city bit by bit. one. becomes the location of adventures on instagram that they get feedback from but then this one really enjoying the new addition to the city. thank you thank you so much for your work really cool that you guys are doing this i love to sit on this bench. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our web

zone around the park in which the residents are allowed to obtain a limited amount of wood for the past and use but only from certain species of tree there is also a feedback process whereby residents share with the authorities their needs and wishes each district all sectors all these local people who are near the park the seat and city priorities. like water like schools like ail different infrastructure like public clinics so they set their priorities and we give them money in order to make sure that they have what they need. 10 percent of the money the pac makes goes towards community projects last year that amounted to more than $660000.00 which is a lot of money in rwanda many farmers and extra money as porters for tourists. this is one of the new clubs for villages where they can meet and make handicrafts to sell to tourists involving local people in caring for the national park appears to be paying off the idea is that if it also benefits them they are more likely to help conserve it it is already the case that fewer trees are being cut down so things are looking up for the gold

it on wood. this you know i mean when you're not in the scene crying you know why didn't i put this on among women out is. what i'm focused on in this you know what i'm with what an organizer i know what is a term of. this you know i mean in your mind not a single i knew i didn't get what you call you don't want to. me number and unanimous. the show could go because i see variety as it said. i should. point out i've only said what i thought going on with the game fun to. see it because as you say i said. this is do you have the news live from berlin calm after the storm punk songs airport reopened after days of protests forced to shut down protesters issue apologies from violent outbursts among their ranks but beijing comes out strong slamming the demonstrators for what it calls a terrorist like act. also coming up don't use the r word germ.

we have been excited about learning more about libby hayes, lizzie woods, martha huss, some of the women who worked in this house and lived and worked in this district. we find that their lives are fascinating. justhave a rich full lives like mo wilson did. they contributed to this community just like any other woman living here. they went to church and supported the church and library. school wasary located just down the street. this was integral to the town and the community. these women were, as well. we try to separate them and to segregate them from this town but they were part of this town and they helped build this town just like any other women living here. on the census records that are usually five girls who work here altogether. it was not a house with a lot of working girls but there were always a few. in bozeman's red light district, we had eight houses. in reality, that is not as many as other towns but in those houses, there were usually five or six girls. so 40 something girls living in this red light district. this was probably a very lively place in its day. there was a

he took a lattice >>10 months after wood's death cap or nick knelt during the national anthem for the first time ultimately risking his career. this week in an article published by people magazine, the former 49 ers said wood's execution quote to left him with feelings of loss. >>pain and anger and coincided with his decision to protest and create his youth empowerment program know your rights camp woods says though her immense hurt for her son still remains she wants to thank the 49 er for keeping his story alive. i think in this moment in his piece. >>and then this transition. hope we can see what collin good for him. i think that was just totally blows my someone cared enough to meant he maarja and it was calling camp and so one can enough to fight each and sage and lose money an indoor sentence. >>and san francisco noel bellow kron 4 news. >>new this morning movie pass says that some customers records may have been compromised during a recent data breach so the movie ticket prescription service. it says confirming a security lapse that happened because of a no protected with a pas

natural wood doesn't come with a warrantee. today's composite decking resists stains and stands up to surface damage better than pine. consider composite decking for about $2.90 a square foot. consumer reports expects to wrap up the full testing some time next year. now, some of us like aluminum for a deck. while it is tough and slip resistant it is way, way expensive. that's what yu see in commercial use and not at home. >> than, michael. >>> time to get to your accuweather forecast for the holiday weekend. >> almost forgot monday. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> i want to show you live doppler 7 right now. you'll notice the fog peeled away from the coastline today. we lad drier air move in. blue skies from the exploratorium camera. temperatures in the low to mid 70s from san francisco to oakland to redwood city. 77 in san jose and 68 in half moon bay. we do have a refreshing breeze from our kgo roof camera. 77 in santa rosa. 81 in petaluma. in the low 80s in places like concord, livermore at 79 degrees. if you're maki