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they supply what's called course woody debris even when it's fairly dry this here is like a sponge. so when it gets really hot and sunny this debris helps keep things cool. that's why forests are basically nature's refrigerators. this woody debris is very important a lot of and especially during hot and dry spell to both wind and. the decaying wood is also important for nuclear. be this going all or in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the what degree is still moist is that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing khana firestorm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management that prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the massif central region in south central france is no exceptio

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said, i don't think it'sbe cumulative because it dos show the reaction of another police officer in woody's doing from a different perspective and it is highly relevant. >> i do find that it's relevant and not cumulative to a certain point. i would note that the body camera included, the video from a distance, what is happening the timing of when they show up. so when the ems response has been a part of this, clarifying how they would be within three minutes and so that is relevant as well to the extent that there's any statements made or to the extent that they are, they fall under the residual exceptions and there is an ability for them to be reliable and i don't think that they were doing so in any way. even if it is offered to the truth of the matter. the defense is trying to prove that. so with that, i'm goingrt to orr that you redact what the officer is looking up on the computer for today's purposes. thirty secondsct or so and befoe we send this for deliberation and has to beli taken off and up until the time that they were in need. anything after that is not t really relevant, but u

through on the film business woody allen called even at the. time of. what i think is this is the fans that is something. i. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and just bought into nationalities. you. know so much. we took a backseat. to the. judgment commentary closest with this system to implement things we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together . psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients. they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms most serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful and very often there are full effects of

carson also advanced the careers of emerging comics like steve martin, woody allen, jay leno, and joan rivers, and provided a venue for established performers like don wrinkles, buddy hackett, and jimmy stewart. there are really four ways to measure carson's success. first of all, is tenure. 30 years at the head of the tonight show, compared to 22 for gelato and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight show is the longest running entertainment show in the united states. it started in 1954, at the dawn of television. 66 years ago, even though he has long been off the air, the late night format still looks a lot like the way carson built it. in terms of audience, the second measure, carson had an audience of 15 million people at his peak. that's an astonishing number for his time, and for ours. jimmy fallon's tonight show, which ranks third at 11:30, has less than 2 million viewers a night on average. a lot of that has to do with the rise of cable, and the rise of the internet, where audiences have splintered. but make no mistake about it. it's an astonishing difference compared to the p

was 99, and his death leaves only one surviving world war ii medal of honor recipient, 97-year-old woody williams of west virginia >>> up next for us tonight, a symbol of renewal that's inspiring america. >>> finally, a sure sign of spring offering a much-needed boost. joe fryer with "inspiring america." >> reporter: in washington state's skagit valley the tulips are starting to stir, stretching to the sky, almost as tall as the little girl >> can you smell that? yeah >> reporter: paying them a visit >> you can be in a real big funk and come out here and just feel alive and wonderful and happy and just delighted with life. >> reporter: here at tulip town the flowers are a welcome sight. and so are the people. five childhood friends bought this 30-acre farm right before the pandemic when the region's decades-old tulip festival was canceled last march everything shut down but the tulips don't shut down, right? >> no. you don't hit pause on tulips they couldn't care less >> reporter: they shared the beauty by streaming pictures and selling bouquets online, keeping the business alive last ye

question is real quick, i want to put it to woody of woody buick gmc, do people want electric cars?y'll buy them. i guarantee it. >> you believe that? >> absolutely. it's down the road. we've had great success with the hummer ev. good things are ahead. >> woody is being optimistic. he told me, hey, i don't know. i don't know. >> sandra: we don't know what we don't know. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in new york. here's the story. the firestorm in georgia that has the whole country watching is heating up this afternoon. texas governor greg abbott says, you know what? i'm not going to throw out that first pitch tonight at the mlb game that gets started. texas rangers game at their home opener. so in moments, we'll talk to the man at the center of what's going on in georgia. that's brian kemp. he's standing by. we'll be with him in just a minute. his state stands to lose $100 million now that the mlb yanked the all-star game

the floor you can feel the fee on this bill frist woody allen the call of the ability to put the payment on the. what i think is this is the funds that is a constant. through . the idea that god only gave them their law equal or better than at all one and all while not me mohammed the nobody already in the me. he said legality the thought i live if any to ask you not what they want then it. was not that i didn't mean that you will make it up to you. lots of things but i should read your mail where you actually read it you have no use in there i was not trashing your better plan much as in not the romans one though they said you. don't forget those commuters tell us healthier and new with you who it was then fia your legal scholars mother sandra one. can be central to the us beyond tomorrow day. there's thought when you look at this we'll look at the mill you're going to notice pretty much because the numbers come out not as their own but in their. mind it simply must have. got the name of the original that was looking for something that is not the multiple columns a little bit about one

the floor and you can talk the fee will sound is worthless woody allen there you have a whole movie about a box of that came out on the roof but i think is this is the fans that is a constant. cool. when dave decided to go off the meds probably didn't share it with me because. they worked for me and they were successful for me but that wasn't the case for him she knew something was was different something was wrong i was having. difficulty communicating sober a lot of stress in our relationship and we just didn't talk about it much i thought i was the worst wife in the world and i don't know what was going on and driving home i was like ok well you know what can i do differently. and about i would say for weeks it later he shared with me that taken himself off the medication. when i was a huge relief to me it's not me but. just became short and irritable and he wasn't positive anymore everything was negative i was totally dysfunctional and began experiencing this. irrational terror like level of anxiety that i had never previously experienced i come home from work and i found him on the k

the floor lukens off the 50 pound is worthless woody allen grabbing hold of even at the top of the. what i think is this is the fund that is a constant. thought. and we're back west philip cutler father of modern marketing mr cotler here is it a question maybe a bit of a philosophical question but i'm sure you thought of it as well in recent years i've noticed that and correct me if i'm wrong there's a shift in people spending happy it's like before people really wanted to buy an old stuff to feel happy or right to face to feel they are in a better about themselves now do they need it stuff yet yet to to to to to feel established you need to have stuff now the focus is shifting on buying and living and experience not stuff and experience so instead of buying so i say a flat screen people now book a trip overseas and instead of a new car they sign up for a university course right can the new value that's put on the experience help the global economy while the demand for stuff is going down i like their idea it means that we don't have to produce so much physical stuff which requires

the floor and you can feel the be without a visible priest woody allen where you have a whole movie about a lot of the death penalty. but i think is this is the fans that is a constant. well the demick no certainly no border is just blind to nationalities. has emerged into which we don't look actually in the world needs to be. judged as commentary crisis that is listening to the moment. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges crave the response has been must so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. and the headlines this hour a mass rape child murder and ongoing trauma downing new report sheds more light on how frauds quote enabled the 1st sample genocide of hundreds of thousands in verandah in 1994. a jury finds minneapolis police officer derek show even guilty on all charges in last year's killing of george floyd the case has been closely watched a with a 5th is arrested in case of acquittal.

the floor loop from the fifty's who found his will chris woody allen who have called the evil of the truth of. what i seek is this is the funds that is all come from. a medical in turn commit suicide every 18 days as the pandemic pushes france's trainee doctors to a breaking point. cannonfodder our senior u.k. health workers describes their role in the pandemic with most stephen mulling quitting over the last year. paid to and division the judge in the george floyd death trial warns intimidation could prejudice the case a pig's head is also thrown at the former home of the witch.

if you walk through chamise field there's lots of down, dead woody debris. so some of that chamis se dying off, could be related to drought stress, lack of soil moisture, chai mat change, warmer temperatures, drier air, causing more evaporation. >> reporter: to see how weather changes are impacting wildfire fuels, the team takes live shrub samples from the field and into the lab to be catalogued and weighed and then placed into an oven for 24 hours and reweighed for moisture content. the results from earlier this month showed those numbers were at record lows. >> i think that because of these low springtime fuel moistures, which are well below normal, that we can expect an earlier fire season and bigger fires earlier in the season than we typically see. even though we had huge fires in the bay area in 2020, we still have a lot of acres that have not burned and so we still need to keep our guard up and be aware we're in high fire danger this year, and because of the added second year of drought, it could be even worse. so even though we have these big fires,

the floor luke and the 50 pound is worthless woody and ron paul will give it a tough look at that. but i think it is this is the fans that is a constant. i don't know why. your family hasn't necessarily understood why chosen to come back and stay and you know because that relationship one of the define it was. some hurtful things yes and when you were in the absolute depths of it you were abusive and what were. burly of you yes not physically abused physically no but for believe use of i can recall telling you just got to give me time so rather you why are you so mean and well because we've given it time and i wasn't getting really any better and i. feel like. this certainly worked. when you said some pretty horrible things that happened so quickly after we got married i felt like it was like a bait and switch kind of deal so when you think about you trying to go to buy them for the summer. i would like to try you know i think it's going to be hard honestly what i'm most scared about i mean is that i haven't heard i'm here to support you through this. regardless of what happens. an

and for that answer we go -- [laughter] to our old pal, woody woodring, woody buick gmc. down our door for our gas-driven pickup trucks. we're all set with the hummer, we're getting ready for that. if that's a nice smooth launch -- >> reporter: the hummer is going to be a truck first, then the suv comes on. buick even has put out an electra, i used to have one of those -- [laughter] an electric electra sounds great. are people going to buy these things? do you really believe gm is going to be free of gas-powered cars by 2035? >> i definitely believe they're going to be ready for non-gas cars, but it's going to be up to the public. let's see what they decide they want to spend their money on, but gm will be ready. >> you and me may be driving electric cars, but it'll be an electric golf cart that we drive around the nursing home. >> and our used hummers, you know. >> reporter: you know, you look at the market cap of tesla, i mean, the big money is betting on electric, but i don't know, old guys like us, may be or hard to convince. neil? neil: speak for yourself, young man.

to sneak out from under the white savior umbrella, but i've long thought how is woody harrellson not john brown? he's got kind of that wild look in his eye. i'm sure he could do a whacky accent for us. he's no stranger to killing things in zombieland. that would be an interesting vehicle, and i think it's telling of the way people don't want to touch certain parts of slavery as it connects to the war. because how -- how do you not make a movie about john brown? i mean, he swings broad swords at people. he invades federal -- well, now as i think about this, i'm going to get in trouble saying he invades federal arsenals. don't invade federal anythings. that's not good. you'll get in big trouble. different context than "harper's ferry". i'll stop there before i get in trouble. >> a couple of people are asking about a movie you haven't mentioned. "guards and generals". a movie that's obviously not about slavery in any way, shape, or form, or doesn't purport to be. what do you make of films like that that continue to sort of perpetuate traditional views of enslaved people as absent from t

storm says the agriculture ministries plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody to pretty and planting more single species coniferous forests. in the fertile. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as to forest management should call under the environment ministry of not the ministry of agriculture even if many foresters nowadays see themselves simply as farmers of trees for the steel. storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life in survivor in the north. and i feel happy when i see them and feel lucky for myself to be born into sculpture thei

truck this comes as the state ponies up $9 million for vaccine a woody and the money can be spent on staffing and opening clinics in smaller settings like san jose's mexican heritage plaza. >> they need to be comfortable for the place they are going. we have found that the latinx population in my zip code, zip code i live in, is much more comfortable showing it x can heritage plaza than just about anywhere else. if that is where they would like to go, then that is where we should set up shop. >> reporter: top capacity at the coliseum site here can administer about 7500 doses per day and leaders are concerned about losing that capacity for vaccination. coming up tonight at our news at 6:00 we hear from one local leader asking the feds if they do want to close it to turn over control. live in oakland, kpix 5. >>> in contra costa county , today was the official launch of a new vaccination site. the drive-through site is located at the six flags hurricane harbor waterpark. people 16 and older are eligible to get that vaccine there. officials say they plan to get 2000 shots per day at the

storm says the agriculture ministry has plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody to pretty and planting more single species coniferous forests. referred to. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as do forest management should call under the environment ministry of not the ministry of agriculture even if many foresters nowadays see themselves simply as farmers of trees for this field. storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life and so arrive are in the world. and i feel happy when they see them and feel lucky for myself to be born into sculptu

the floor and you can feel the fee on this bill frist woody allen you have called the ability to put the payment on the. what i think is this is the funds that is a constant. thought . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. high salacious community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallows. psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients rather they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful and very often there are full effects of it up to something terrible until solve all ills are always trying to medicate life itself i just think i was in like i was ju

call hard landscape features fountains other ornamental qualities formal walks as well as additional woody and other plants to the outdoor display really up until the 1930s early 1930s. what what changed the trajectory of the garden was the macmillan commission, which was a congressional commission began out of the senate in 1901 by the late 1800s and very early 1900s. congress had become aware that washington dc was not being in the way that they thought that it should when compared with some of the old capitals of european countries. there's sort of no other way to say this but the washington felt inferior in terms of appearance and planning to to the kinds of countries that the us was was hoping to become a peer member of this was also really in line with what was referred to as the city beautiful movement, which was another way that american cities were following the lead of european design and the nascent field of landscape architecture in order to create really aesthetically pleasing and livable cities that were developing at that time. so the mcmillan commission had settled upon som

the floor looking for the 50 pound is bill frist woody allen where you have a whole litany of a box of. what i think is this is the found that is a compliment. thank you. trainee medics in france are pushed to breaking points by the pandemic with one in turn committing suicide every 18 days on average according to a doctor's union. and an italian businessman who got the sputnik the job price discrimination i thought dorothy's tell him they don't recognize russia's covert short says it hasn't yet been approved by the european watchdog. it's ludicrous to dispute me you learned to eat believe it's like it's one of the sooner you start the discrimination. hate and division the judge in the george floyd death trial warns intimidation could prejudice the case a pig's head is also thrown at the former home of a witness. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow. now more than a year into the pandemic trainee doctors and nurses in france are feeling the toll of an intense workload on the front line with almost 2000 new admissions to hospitals

the floor you can call the fee on this bill frist woody allen you have called believe it at the top of the day. but i think it is this is the fans that is the constant. the world is driven by a dream or else. there is growth. in the dares thinks. we dare to ask. what about to cross top where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle this is the home edition and we're discussing american foreign policy. goes go back to mark and obsessively we're going to the break i'd like you to finish your point go right ahead i think there is the risk with the title why. let those ukrainians who essentially right who. lives inside ukraine and to assert themselves as to a conflict with russia will drag in the west make them to come. right now this if you're serious and i might but but but isn't that mean that if the thing is i never stand the geopolitical gambit because essentially. no matter what the outcome politically it's a it's bad for russia ok if there if the donbass is attacked by ukrainian forces. russia will react as made it very clear this is a red line here ukrainian military will be dam

the floor looking for the 50 pound is worthless woody allen very young given a box with a. q what i think is this is the found that is a compliment thank you. lattimer putin warns western nations against confrontation saying that moscow's response will be asymmetrical and hard if its red lines are crossed the president also compared those who provoked russia to jungle book characters. usually with all sorts of little girls run a room. just like in the kipling story how to gain favor with the rule of. mass rape and child murder and ongoing trauma a damning new report sheds more light on how france close unable to the foreseeable genocide of hundreds of thousands in rwanda in 1904 also. clashes break out in berlin as police dispersed a 1000 strong anti lock down rally officers and riot gear deployed pepper spray and make over $100.00 arrests. are broadcasting live direct from the studios most of this is hard to international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. russia's president has given his annual state of the nation address setting out his vision for the co

. >> people tell me it reminds them of taking road trips with their families in a woody station wagonorida in the 1970's. >> now, fewer than two dozen standalone locations remain. stuckey, who took over the family operation two years ago, and her business partner, are reviving stuckey's by returning to its culinary roots: pecans. and candy. >> well, we're in the candy plant for stuckey's and we're making chocolate-covered southern toffee. >> reporter: r.g. lamar and stuckey bought this candy plant and pecan processing factory in january, about 35 miles southwest of augusta. >> so, we have the pecan shelling plant next door. we make meal there. and so, when we do the chocolate-covered toffee, we dip it in the pecan meal. >> reporter: pecans are the only nut native to north america. they sold domestically until about 15 years ago when china's exploding middle class developed a taste and come for imported nuts. >> interestingly, the worst sells in the united states are the best sellers in asia, and it's unsalted and sea salt. actually, the best seller is unsalted. it's just the plain geo

through our lives and off the field found his most recent woody allen called even a tough look at the. what i think is this is the found that is what comes to mind. thought. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle is there a method to secretaries they blame tim's madness what are we to make of his policies towards russia china ukraine and afghanistan what comes 1st for him values or interests is he informed by ideology or geopolitics does he believe in anything. discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guess marcus papadopoulos in london he's a historian analyst and author of the new book arise what i'll see a return of russia to world politics and in oxford we have mark owen he is the director of the crisis research institute.

but if woody harrelson couldn't be john brown, ethan hawke would have been in the running right.ou have the gen x off beat thousand yard stare. i feel like he would make a good john brown and that is on my list. this gets into a little bit if i can take this on a one-minute tangent. the shifting mediums that we see. the -- in the old days, you had film or you had tv. today we basically watch both on the computer and neither exists as it did a decade ago. so it's hard to sort of decide the impact some of these have, because you have these -- like a netflix series that wins awards, but then you find out a fraction of the people who might have seen "die hard 4" in theatres whenever it came out, it's escaping me now, who ended up watching the shows but as art. so i wonder if there's sort of this effect written the more popular something sounds on netflix or roku or fire stick, we assume it's reaching a bigger audience than it is, and maybe it's changing more minds than it is. i don't know. that's sort of a thing that i'll just dump on everyone else and let them solve. i saw one perso

this is woody he bounty from san francisco heritage. i just want to first compliment rick and the office of small business. the legacy business website is terrific that came out. it's very clear. it provides a guide for the public to actually patronize legacy businesses in a very convenient way and we've been promoting it at san francisco heritage including in our recent newsletter. i want to also express my concern that i brought before you before that this commission wrote a letter for is the amount of before you. >> president: thank you. any commissioners wish to make comments? >> commissioner: i would. >> president: commissioner foley. >> commissioner: i think we all need to work together to help get funding for you and what you're doing because and i know i say this a lot but these legacy businesses are the fabric of our community and they're critical for us to support and we need to figure out more ways to do that. so, rick, thank you for the work that you do and thank you for remembering qr codes. i really appreciate that and woo

the floor live from the feet who found his bill frist woody allen called the evil of the day came out on the. what i think is this is the fans that is a complete. thought. they worked for me. but that wasn't the case for him she knew something was different something was wrong. to communicate. just didn't talk about it i thought i was the worst wife in the world. was going on and driving home i was like ok what can i do differently. and about 4 weeks later he shared with me that taking himself off the medication. when that was a huge relief to me ok it's not me but. just became short and irritable and he wasn't positive and. negative i was totally dysfunctional.

thing that the patient inaudible is old for because he is that something like in the somebody and then woody bishan lord was also because he still be a thought that means you know what await us and all weekend and continue with their daily lives and even patients that we have and the people have relaxed that better bit and stored up over it after opiate behavior at our best dog beating their mosques they have started mosque gatherings so everything was gone so long that within few months we came to this situation so does that's why i just want to also add one thing that even i am now seeing the people who have suffered had acquired infections lost yet also have killed or says the vaccine but still got infected by this white house sold the thing is we have to keep in mind that this white house is mutating very fast it is fine let me knew him knew what he is doing didn't leak human system and causing infection so we all should follow goldman afrobeat behavior as much as possible and i wired must get things this must be a learning lesson to all of all of the wanted michael the serum institute o

through our luke and the 50 pound is worthless woody allen called the ability to pick it up. but i think it is this is the fans that is a constant. thought . psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients rather they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful and very often there are full effects of it up to something terrible until solve all ills. trying to mitigate life itself i just think i was in like i was just scared me i was a scared little girl i was 24 and like. the didn't have to be so complicated. the jury finds in minneapolis a police officer derek sheldon guilty on all charges in the killing of george floyd last year the case has been closely watched with fears earlier of unrest in case of an acquittal. and medical intern c

i just haven't done it in so long but then once you get going it's fine but you know i used to do woody allen and lenny bruce is comedy routines in my dorm and then you know i got on saturday night live and the 1st person that said you should be a standup was you. and i remember the conversation yesterday he said i go really go well you would do it i do meaning you not that's mind is me john you know you go you still wouldn't write it but you said but there's this guy named kevin meaney and he's very funny and kind of silly like and i remember you brought me to the club and i watched cabin and he was hilarious god bless his soul and then and then he brought me up after you and they clapped they knew i was from the show and then i didn't know what i was doing and after 5 minutes was like jon lovitz it was the sound of one hand clapping and what i really remember is after the show they gave we were dead broke to give you 25 bucks you go let's go get dinner and i went. what you just got and see just 100 minutes. you're this is the greatest thing i've ever seen i couldn't believe it you kno

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through our you can feel the fee on this bill frist woody allen called the evil of the day. but i see it is this is the fans that is a constant. thought. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing russia u.s. relations. ok let's go back to jeremy you know jeremy we're really in a between a rock and a hard place here because if you know we can look at the entire history of american empire but let's look at it since the end of the cold war ok ever since the end of the cold war the u.s. is punch down on small countries that could barely defend themselves and now they are coming across appear powers ok russia and china they may not be peers in every single way but roughly so and and this is this is really the dilemma we face here because russia is going to say we have put our cards on the table here are our red lines you want to have a summit ok maybe but these are our red lines now it's up to you how to react to it now if the if the united states ignores that they already know what's going to happen if crimea is attac

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