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January 18, 2020
The lev parnas interview. anderson cooper speaks with the man who says absolutely what was going on in the ukraine. the full interview in just a few minutes.
January 16, 2020
Relief to less than $15 an hour. miss her, i miss that talent. thats minimum wage. well, is vladimir putin and none of the funding can go trying to stay in power after to the islands notoriously his term expires? cnn is live in moskow. frail electric grid. puerto rico is reeling from a series of recent earthquakes, hurricane maria in 2017 and corruption crisis that led to a governor resigning last year. jeffrey epstein allegedly trmted underage girls to his home in the u.s. virgin islands an...
January 13, 2020
Having the time of our lives together. >> the idyllic life atop a mountain just what the weavers wanted for their children but paradoxically for randy and vicki getting off the grid landed them on the governments radar. >> moving to north idaho was very, very different culture and very different people from what they were used to in iowa. everywhere they went there was a problem. >> 1985 property dispute with the neighbor escalated into a federal case over accusations randy threatened a bizarre ...
January 12, 2020
Independent panel on climate change of increasing the woodland cover for us in england, wales and northern ireland from 10% of our ownership to 1796, ireland from 10% of our ownership to 17%, and weve calculated that would involve around 18,000 hectares, which is about 20 million trees. so a big task and we will enlist the help of our many staff, our supporters and volunteers as well as community groups and contractors to all pull together to plant those trees. something like 38,000 trees a week...
December 25, 2019
>> garrett: for some, the holiday season begins with picking out a christmas tree. and one oregon community showed a christmas tree farmer what this season is really about. heres mark strassmann. >> that one! >> reporter: year after year, in medford, oregon, the warmth of christmas begins at the u-cut tree farm. 76-year-old larry ryerson owns the farm. his kindness is the ornament that comes with every tree. >> they say this is their tradition, and were here for their tradition. >> whenever we g...
December 20, 2019
In america" christmas. theres still time to find your one thing. the years "made in america" christmas, our ninth year doing it, began in the hills across america. the holiday tree farms, in corvallis, oregon. where the schudell family, in business since 1955, still cutting down the trees. theyre choppered to the truck. at stores and christmas tree stands hundreds of miles away. we took you down fifth avenue, the famous windows, and we asked that same question. whats your one thing made in ameri...
December 9, 2019
The data told you. >> they are really good at minute miedzing how much water they lose under drought conditions by shutting down the little tiny pores in their leaves, those tiny pores are also what allows them to absorb carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. >> it sounds like they are shut down for business. >> yeah. >> and that is troubling for two reasons. the less carbon dioxide trees capture and store, the more of the heat hen trapping gas stays in the atmosphere fueling global warming, also the...
December 9, 2019
>> quijano: tonight we are walking among giants, the huge sequoia groves of california that draw millions of tourists a year. they are also survivors, struggling with climate change. the sequoias need tremendous amounts of water every day and as jonathan vigliotti shows us in his eye on earth, that is a big problem in a state plagued by draught. >> the forest service estimates niauring0 million trees died in this drought. >> 130 million. >> 130 million. >> from a lack of water. >> yeah. >> were ...
December 2, 2019
Problems are rand we are going to listen. >> quijano: -- is being bowl molded into modern medicine. >> this is the "cbs weekend news". good evening, i am elaine quijano. a powerful and dangerous winter storm is wreaking havoc on travelers returning home after the holiday weekend. snow is slamming the northeast tonight. thousands are stranded in airports and on the roads. zoom parts of the northeast will get up to 20 inches of snow. winter storm alerts are up across 15 states, with 125 million am...
November 24, 2019
Its really sad, but its where we are. >> these are fir - >> reporter: the farm in business for 27 years shut down for the first time >> were just going to take a year off and let the trees grow >> reporter: it usually takes a good ten years for trees to grow to a normal height like this popular frasier fir. but a decade ago, with the great recession, many farms reduced the number of trees being planted. and the weather also played a part. severe drought on the west coast and toomuch rain ine mid...