club in the wet dog means you've been in the woods today. lucar henson brushes off complaints about the forest of the $5000.00 hectare woodland is turning a profit and a sustainable one. could see god and you know he gets a cold i'm happy to invite critics to lubeck so they can see for themselves what we're doing to everyone who's planted fast growing trees in recent years is now seeing how an ordinary forest fire can destroy many hectares of woodland over night finished of in it's a bit crazy that they're planning to replant and make the same mistake all over again. a forest needs time to mature even he said let's win because it doesn't have the 2 are also critical of germany's federal forestry policies storm says the agriculture ministries plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody debris and planting more single species coniferous forests voto the fish. 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

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tiger woods sent that horrific crash. good morning, i'm sandra smith. >> john: john roberts in washington and finally answers to many surrounding the crash which led golf legend and the sheriff's department as describing as life-threatening injuries. tiger woods was driving 40 miles an hour over the speed limit when he crashed his suv and it is believed the accident he hit the accelerator instead of trying to hit the break, sandra. >> sandra: a devastating mistake and his recovery continues with this event and the masters tournament set to begin tomorrow in his historic home of augustine, georgia where the blooms are. >> john: as i do every april, jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the latest from the sheriff's department, hi, jonathan. >> john, sandra, from the moment we saw the pictures of tiger woods wrecked car back on february 23rd, it was pretty obvious he was traveling way too fast and today the sheriff officially confirmed speed as te primary cause of the accident. listen here. >> of the speed of the first are

. >>> new, the los angeles county sheriff said that tiger woods was going 40 miles over the speed limit before his crash in february. that left him severely injured. investigation has determined that he was traveling 84 to 87 miles an hour downhill and he likely lost control. >> in the final estimated speed was 75 miles an hour. there were no citations issued no signs of impairment. >> the sheriff said because there's no no signs of impairment they didn't do blood work on woods. tiger woods tweeting about, he thanks the people who called 911 after the crash and all the first responders who helped him. he said that he will now focus on his recovery and family. >>> in minnesota, california use of force expert testified on how long chauvin had his knee on the neck of george floyd before his death. he is a los angeles police sergeant and serving as a prosecution witness. today he testified that he reviewed the video evidence and found that c hauvin's knee was on floyd's neck for nine and a half minutes and said witnesses didn't appear to be a threat to police. the defense has suggested that

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kathy wood is a part of that, tesla is part of that. cathie wood is in both spaces. coinbase is more equity, but i see a lot of the equity money is now going towards bitcoin, and bitcoin is becoming potentially the risk off asset because funds are flowing towards bitcoin. generally, very much from gold. the rest of the space looks as a bond portfolio. i think it's very much a complement. it's just a question of where the next levels are, and what might trip it up. taylor: will it really building just be the new store value relative to go? mike: here is one of the most significant things that happens in markets. observing human nature. classic human nature that you have been investing in gold or assets for who knows how long, that what i see shifting this year, if you do not put maybe 100 units into bitcoin, you are at greater risk of looking like a fool 10 years from now, versus 1% or 2%, not a big deal. everybody is having those discussions. it is just a question of getting into the space. that is where i secret -- where i see a trickle up bid. it's not having those

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we could have done those fire ourselves but i'm glad that this factory will be built in germany says wood fence international shark fin c a t l's total revenues for the 1st half of 2020 amounted to the equivalent of 2200000000 euros the president of the corporation's european division is. the new factory is housed on the site of a german solar energy company that went bankrupt in 2018. the company's solar world was undercut by foreign competition much of it from china . oh yeah. we're just laughed want used to be the solar world administration building over there we're clearing out and reconfiguring some of the facilities. to the right we'll have the buildings that house prototype production for the quality control of our interests and product storage. and we're just getting started but this factory will soon be up and running for. 10 cuffe says that the company was considering several other sites for the project. and for thornton has been the primary factors in our decision with the costs of labor and energy. in eastern europe that would ultimately lead with under we don't look at some o

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how is that for a nice day in the woods? >> we were the generation that had all of the baby boom thing, . all of us had big families. on a ranger station, there might be three families and 15 kids. >> the forest service career was a family business so to speak. you and the kids were in on it. >> everybody lived on the compound. in the old days, there were four or five families that lived on the compound. it was a unique experience. growing up in the forest service, it really was a family. work together, play together, party together, do everything together. >> we had to make our own entertainment for our families. so there was a lot of picnicking, and there was all kinds of community things we did together. >> picnics are horrible things. i gained 12 pounds on one trip. in region one. ladies were coming and keep up heap up the tables with fried chicken and pie and other goodies. they all would look across to see what i would eat. >> the wives were part of the forest service organization, really part of the functioning of the

— problem looks like knock on wood as _ problem looks like knock on wood as we say, is being gradually tamed. that is what is getting people back up and creating _ is getting people back up and creating optimism and certainly the support from the government has played a role in this. but if the — has played a role in this. but if the pandemic was not over, europe — if the pandemic was not over, europe lags horribly, continental europe particularly, we would be in a different— particularly, we would be in a different spot.— different spot. here you are, professor — different spot. here you are, professor ken _ different spot. here you are, professor ken rogoff, - different spot. here you are, | professor ken rogoff, former chief economist in the imf as i said in the introduction, known in the press as the godfather of austerity. now looking at a biden administration pumping well, let's say, if they get their infrastructure spending plan through the congress, looking at injecting around 4 trillion us dollars into the economy over the next few years as a direct result of their r

woods is still recovering from the crash following several surgeries. texas man becomes the first person to run from disneyland in california all the way to walt disney world in florida. 59-year-old john was greeted by cheering crowd as he arrived at the orlando park, he started the journey in february of last year to raise awareness for type i diabetes. the run took him 90 days spread over the course of 14 months. something interesting to do during the pandemic. for whatever he did. >> he is from texas. he's built tough. we make things happen. >> so many questions. still ahead nearly 80% of teachers are vaccinated and so why are some union still dragging their feet to california father says they are ignoring the science, that dad joins us next. >> from our friends download the fox been super 6 apps at a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes on the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports, free to play, download the fox super 6 apps. ♪♪ our policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call

heart failure so i think we have to watch this space and it does seem that he is still not out of the woods even now that he has stopped his hunger strike and how have people in russia where you are really your react to to this story to this development. well i think it's worth pointing out that most russians or many russians at least still don't really know who i see now viney is most people aren't necessarily following the story state t.v. doesn't report on it even though he has you know gained more refuge here i think recently with the poisoning last year with his return to russia and also his arrest more people do now know him but among his supporters i think many of those people will be now breathing a sigh of relief after all this week we saw big protests across the country calling for doctors to be able to see alex a nonviolent people were really worried at those protests that he could be dying some people were even on hunger strike with him over a 100 people across roth russia apparently were on hunger strike with him so i think those people will certainly be very relieved at this a

he had this business but this business before know has been like close to 200000 every month on the wood used to tell you it was going to close and you had that almost 2000 up at the cost of production. due to the rise in prices of petrol power and many groceries inflation is at a 4 year high in nigeria and attempts to diversify the economy away from oil have largely failed while corruption is rampant. this is a blow to politically the sheep that graces those tips only interested in a complaint was we don't understand in the duties and obligations the lessons of legion has is simply it was similar inflicting might seem on putting on a judean why the busy bee in the expense of. unemployment has more than quadrupled over 5 years every 3rd nigerian is without work and those who have a job often times don't get paid for months nigerians are finding themselves in an increasingly dire situation with discontent simmering demonstrations that draw attention to these problems are bubbling over. cost to our correspondent in lagos flourish to kwara own employment of 33.3 percent 2nd only to namibia

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well correspondent and really sure when moscow says election the valise still not out of the woods even though the hunger strike is that well it seems that extent of on these demands to see civilian doctors have been met there was a new post on his instagram account he seems to have been passing these posts on to his lawyers periodically and in that post he says that he was able to see doctors that he says he trusts twice now and that they have recommended that he calls off his hunger strike apparently according to that post they said that soon there may be nothing left to treat if he starts if he doesn't stop his hunger strike but he has also demanded to see another doctor he's still complaining about numbness in his arms and legs so that demand goes forward cording to his supporters there is still some risk to his health even now that he's called off the hunger strike he himself says that it will be difficult to come out of this hunger strike that will take 3 weeks as well according to his post according to recent blood tests he may be at risk for kidney failure or even heart failure

and our german ashur with the support of the cause of tiger woods's car crash in february has been revealed police in los angeles say he was driving almost twice at the speed limit when his vehicle came off the road and hit a tree. european and u.k. medicines regulators have concluded as a plausible link between the office with astra zeneca coated 19 vaccine and potentially fatal but extremely rare blood clots that link remains unconfirmed but the regulators insist the risk of the corona virus is far greater than the risk of death from clotting as of the 31st of march 20000000 astra zeneca doses had been administered in the u.k. and 19 people have died from the rare clotting condition there's been no recommendation to stop using the astra zeneca vaccine but in the u.k. a more cautious approach is being taken people aged under 30 will be offered an alternative vaccine the medina medications the european medicines agency says the cutting is not on. specked it is such a large scale vaccine rollout and continues to urge people to get vaccinated to know how reports from london. the oxford astra

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time to appreciate you crunching the numbers for it thank you thank you tiger woods 2 days before nato begins with drawing troops from afghanistan german foreign minister heiko moss has visited the capital kabul saying that germany remains committed to afghanistan's stability but talks between the taliban and the afghan government they are faltering and many women fear their hopes of a better future are now in jeopardy. makeup and hair styling are still tanika remains passion the 24 year old discovered it here in the south in kabul the women working here are too young to have experienced the tyranny of taliban rule. but they worry that if the hard line islamists regain any power afghanistan's women will lose their hard won freedoms. fit in the phone and if we can be assured that we'll have peace in our people will be safe we do accept wearing the job but only on condition that women won't face restrictions that we will be able to work and study we don't want the old afghanistan i've never seen the taliban but i fear them. the salans owner was born as a refugee in iran but she returns t

out of the cave but not yet out of the woods the study is carrying on now that they've been reintroduced to the world outside. al-jazeera. her again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera southeast asian nations have demanded any media end to violence against civilians in myanmar leaders met in is asia on saturday the head of myanmar military joined gentlemen on line was also at the summit though his visit was condemned by protests s i in the nation as president has called for a return to peace and. welcome by the development of the situation in myanmar is unacceptable and should not continue violence must be stopped democracy stability and peace in myanmar must be returned immediately the interest of the people of myanmar must always be the priority. in other news search teams in indonesia have recovered debris believed to be from a missing submarine the navy says it will continue to search for possible survivors but it's believed their oxygen surprise ran out hours ago russia is due to close access to the kurdish kurdish straits in the coming hours in order to conduct milita

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police say excess of speed was the cause of woods' accident. the treaty continues in japan despite the country's struggles in containing the spread of covert mind teen 3 days currently going through. sure it will and in a host city tokyo in july 23rd at the opening ceremony of the game the japanese government has declared a 3rd state of emergency for the country's capital which will run from april 25th until may 11th. and that's it for me. thanks and that's it for me money inside for this news hour barbara said it will be back in a moment in london with more of the day to stay with us here on out is there. and. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i talk of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware it be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are who would love to hear from you and you to be part of today's discuss

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romaine: according to the national association of homebuilders, wood have added -- wo -- a wave of diy projects around the house, full-scale home renovations and purchases of bigger homes. data showing housing demand so fears almost half of the u.s. homes are selling within a week of hitting the market. lumber prices are expected to say -- to stay elevated for weeks to come. joe: for more on lumber, let's bring in the bloomberg news agricultural editor. for two days, lumber went down. today it is back up. order has been restored. what is going to bring this into balance? it cannot go on forever, right? >> that is a great question. a lot of analysts point to the end of 2021 into the beginning of 2022 as when we are going to see relief. there is going to be more sawmill capacity. half of u.s. lumber supply comes from the sales. the bottleneck has been on the sawmill side. there is a lot of trade. there is not a lot of paces -- a lot of places to process those traits. as capacity builds up, that is when people are expecting relief. caroline: time frames for relief? is there any new capaci

it seems he is not out of the woods even now that he has stopped his hunger strike. phil: emily sherwin in moscow. chad has held a state funeral for long-time ruler idriss dÉby. he died on tuesday after battling rebel forces. president dÉby ruled the central african nation for years. chad is a key player in the fight against islamist extremism in the sahara region and is seen as a western ally in tackling the issue. french president emmanuel macron attended the funeral in the capital, n'djamena. reporter: 30 years of leadership have come to an end. thousands of mourners packed the main square in the chadian capital to pay respects to president idriss dÉby. the 60-year-old military leader died on the battlefield shortly after winning reelection. for many here, he is the only leader they have ever known. "help us to keep the joy. life has decided you must go and i must say goodbye. the chadian people have love you and give you over to god." western powers and african nations leaned on the longer link strongman is the linchpin in the international fight against islam

put the wood on the baseball at the bottom of the inning. they bring home two runs and 9000 fans go wild. it was a first complete game in five years. he struck out on three pitches to end the game. >> everyone in the dugout wanted to see johnny finish that game.>> have matt go deep. breaking a one-one time. it was the first over the houston astros. history tonight and the san diego padres. the first no-no in the 53 year history of the ranch eyes. it was the only team in baseball without a no-hitter. they do not walk anybody. they had won the game 3-0. this was a bay area native and they are in contention to win a green jacket heading into saturday. johnson will not be playing the weekend. he missed the cut. he got it back on the back nine to get back. airplane the masters for the very first time. had a great first shot. this is the final three holes and the trailhead rose by only one shot. golden state was up by three. they get fouled by wiggins and knocked down the three. the final possession for the warriors. he passes up the shots. it was

it's because the vaccines of calm and works better in the public health problem looks like knock on wood, as we say, it has been gradually tamed. that is what is getting people back in and creating the optimism and certainly the support from the government is playing a role in this. but, if the pandemic was not over, you're up legs horribly, and particularly, —— europe lags. horribly, and particularly, -- eumpe lage— europe lags. former chief economist _ europe lags. former chief economist as _ europe lags. former chief economist as i _ europe lags. former chief economist as i said - europe lags. former chief economist as i said in - europe lags. former chief economist as i said in my| economist as i said in my introduction, known in the press as the godfather of austerity. now looking at a joe biden administration that is pumping, let's say if they get their infrastructure spending plan through the congress, looking at injecting around 4 trillion us dollars into the economy over the next few years will as a direct result of their rescue and recovery of covid—19 plan. godfather o

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and world bank spring meetings, i find myself thinking back to policymakers who gathered in bretton woods one year before i was born to define our postwar order. although it was a different time, i empathize with the enormous weight they face. the pressure to come together after a global catastrophe to build the enduring and interconnected system to promote peace and prosperity throughout the world at the current juncture is no less significant. what we do in the coming months and years, will have profound impacts on the trajectory of the country and in the global economic order. of course there are key differences from the postwar era. maybe know most noticeably i will rejoin further this week by other female finance ministers and heads of international financial institutions. not enough but a start as well as diverse representatives from all corners of the globe. in the interconnected and digital world and considering the pandemic i will be logging onto a computer to join these meetings not trekking to a mountain resort in new hampshire. the most important difference today is the fundam

made of wood. even recycling the stuff that we throw in our brains is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is a really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by salt and sunlight so it uses a lot of its original quality. that next step would be to get rid of. this. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's really to use a receptor can work with so if we give them the material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent courage that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrially sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this planet but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual marine litter such as di

made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we throw in our pins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by soles and sunlight so it uses a number of its original quality. that next step would be to get rid of. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed all shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's prone to use their receptor can work with so if we give them their material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of courage that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrially sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this planet but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from because even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual marine litter

the specimen is juniper wood as can be found growing in the highlands around look deputy today. the a clear indication that it wasn't climate change that drove people away. from a c.m. in paris regularly holds expert conferences in order to provide information on the latest developments and findings the focus today is on turkmenistan julio saw me and mohammad are reporting about the latest research there for a long time the country was basically a blank spot in the historical atlas but excavations show that for millennia it was a hotspot of world history from 4000 b.c. to the beginning of modern times it played an important role in the expansive eurasian cultural sphere ancient turkmenistan grew rich from conducting trade along the silk road which carried highly valued goods from eastern asia to the middle east and rome with its strategically important position between western and central asia the region formed a vital link between the rulers of china and the emperors so far away rome. kick off. ghost town atmosphere. listless clay stuff from the. looks of guns and the relentles

caller: first of all, great news about the wood. i wanted to comment on the supreme court expansion. i am god smacked by the democrat -- i am gobsmacked by the democrats' position. this whole thing was put into motion by harry reid, and his reduction in passing nominations for appellate court. that is really where we are now. the whole thing is so clearly in the democrats' favor, i really do not know who they are trying to pull this over on. at the same time, they are talking about reducing the -- getting rid of the filibuster, which is another measurement to moderate congress. they are clearly talking out of both sides of their mouth, and this is really something meant to favor them, so i really do not know who they are fooling with all of this. i think biden's fairly shrewd, talking to his "bipartisan committee," but he will really move forward with this measure regardless, because it is clearly in his majority party's interest. i consider myself a fairly moderate person. i am actually a republican who voted for biden for some hop

so we're not out of the woods yet as it relates to these dollars, but what i do know is that with the partnership that we have at the federal level with the leadership that's there, they are doing what it takes. they're looking at cities and listening to us and that's why we have this direct allocation. so i am just looking forward to the rules being pull ma gated. it's being comprised from folks all over the city we have a unified command in terms of how these dollars will be spent. but this is an opportunity for us to do some transformational things in this city that have needed to be done for a long time. that our people in hospitality that have just proven to be so effective in this pandemic. because now, you know, our folks who were in hospitality where there were trying to push that dessert or push the special, they're pushing towards technology and making 75,$000 a year. so that workforce component is going to be huge and i'm trying hard to keep the guardrails on and keep the wolves and the bears out of our pockets that the federal government has filled for us. i look forward t

was, he was interested in trading at five, there was a bunch of stuff going on underneath that button wood tree when guy was five years old, but this is something i've never seen before, engagement level in college, high school and elementary school kids and you have to guess through the exchanges because it will explode going forward. >> nice button wood reference. coming up big tech stocks you probably own hitting all-time highs will it last or weigh in later, why option traders are betting on cool summer ahead for crude oil, ahead when "fast money" returns i was younger ♪ you need a financial plan that fits the way you want to live in retirement. a plan that can help grow and protect your m>>> welc, you can live the retirement you want. the right financial professional can show you how. this is what an annuity can do. ♪ ♪ does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. (vo) conventional thinking doesn't disrupt the status quo. w

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