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sophia q. makes research has revealed that berlin has its own indigenous population and the animals are in fact genetically different from their country cousins. the stock kinds of. the city limits seem to mark a barrier between fox populations the still leave men between the city and the country science but it's must if. the forces that live in the city you don't want to leave it to you and says that live in the countryside don't want to venture into the city probably because they're afraid they're not used to being close to humans and. her research has also shown that urban foxes mark out their territory and like to stay in it with some exceptions. then you took the foxes reach maturity and autumn and start to migrate to new territory so they make the white.

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they like them sophia kimock will be completing her ph d. thesis this year her research our urban populations has been exhaustive she's grown fond of her bushy tailed research subjects. here that's better folks and where is where the 2nd fox i can't without trying. a tough cookie who read how young here every year. i don't get any data from her anymore but i still come by to see if she's still here to check up on her up so here are a few urban foxes live to a ripe old age in the city field goals are their greatest enemy yet the growing presence of foxes shows that the opportunities of city life clearly outweigh the threats. and yet suppose that he's continued to sprout up at an alarming rate eating ever more into surrounding areas humans and their beloved countries are taking over like here in china. and here in cutter. as a consequence animals and humans are getting closer to even sharing diseases but this retreat from india had a question about that. what is it were not take diseases they are diseases caused by pathogens carried by non-hum

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sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and although she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. from these here in berlin are investigating what is reported to be the biggest act of vandalism committed against works of art and antiquity in post-war germany over 60 artworks housed on berlin's museum island or strayed where it would spend described as a colorless oily substance of the year collection on the island includes items from antiquity such as the program on temple. some of the damage is clearly visible like on these egyptian side coffer guy on the 3rd of october a total of $63.00 artworks and artifacts in 4 museums were vandalized with an oily liquid investigations are still ongoing and the extent of the damage remains

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sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and although she reckons it's easier these days to find work in europe by germany or austria america will always be special to her. the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. you can. remember whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see you there everybody. please pass to silence it. brags it is threatening friends and languages family business like many english sheep farmers business depends on european explorers without a free trade agreement with the e.u. that consume all be over just like the future of farmers and their sheep i only time will tell. on your outlook. next on some. slow internet connections are a growing problem. but back to soon change with the help of a swarm of hundreds of mini satellite based orbi

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that they like them sophia kimock will be completing her ph d. thesis this year her research on urban fox populations has been exhaustive she's grown fond of her bushy tailed research subjects. that's why to folks and where is where the 2nd fox i can't without trying. a tough cookie who read how young herr ever yeah. i don't get any data from her anymore but i still come by to see if she's still here and to check up on her go here a few urban foxes live to a ripe old age in this should be goals are their greatest enemy yet the growing presence of foxes shows that the opportunities of secure life clearly outweigh the threats. and yet the cities continue to sprout up at an alarming rate easing ever more into surrounding areas humans and their beloved countries are taking over like here in china. and here in cattle. as a consequence animals and humans are getting closer even sharing diseases of this which eat from india had a question about that. what is it were not take diseases they are diseases caused by pathogens carried by non-human animals tha

evolutionary biologist sophia q make researchers berman's fox population for wild animals the city is a challenging habitat. i have a dent you have to family in mind will sort of a heart attack the city is it's such an artificial environment miss so much man made him put the foxes have to withstand the light and noise traffic i find that fascinating to me to me and. to make has been gathering data on urban foxes for the last 5 years she's equipped 17 of them with a transmitter that allows her to track their movements she's also set up cameras near fox holes in order to monitor the activities of their inhabitants. and women must also at the moment i'm trying to find out if they're actually hit. i know they're in the area but it's a wide area so there are lots of folks then and i'd like to know which one they're actually using the moment but let's not. kid make is writing a doctoral thesis at the lab and it's institute for zoo and wildlife research on the behavioral ecology of red foxes in urban environments. she cited specimens in parks and even in berlin's government district. none of

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sophia courant her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us. and although she reckons it's easier these days. to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. football news now and in the champions league it has resumed with a win for last year's semifinalist r.b.s. leipzig they beat istanbul care to nail angeleno grabbed both goals in their group h. opener in the german city only 999 fans were allowed in due to coronavirus restrictions the turks were making their debut in the elite competition and were heavily backed by preston french a tight battle won. on now to one story that really proves that football is most certainly not just a young person's sport the 74 year old grandfather has become the world's oldest professional footballer etching his name into the guinness book of world records the previou

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sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and though though she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. and next a nasa spacecraft has really come into physical contact with an asteroid called the new over 320000000 kilometers from earth well the cerise rex for a collected rock and dust samples that scientists hope will allow them to learn more about how planets formed and life again. yes there. are 2 words that nasa scientists have waited for since 2016 all right. when robotic spacecraft osiris rex started its journey to the asteroid. for the past 2 years of its mission osiris rex has been orbiting the asteroid looking for the perfect spot to land for only a brief encounter. a few seconds almost like a kiss on the surface was al

all and sophia are outraged and tried reasoning with the police. this time they can't get any of the women released. more but allah says she and her friend sophia both retired school teachers do command a certain respect with the officers. the 2 women 1st met at a protest against look at franco. the authoritarian has been bringing the country up against. more and more about the recipients were expressing solidarity with these courageous women their bravery has aspired others to overcome their fears and join the opposition. or we're seeing women are leading the charge against lucas franco. was. i. was. i. was. this was. what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead mahdi a kalashnikov. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. and opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that lucas has been clinging to power with all his might ever since the rigged election. when i voted for. i was sure that everything would stay the same that nothing would change. then after

sophia saw astounded them. individual molecules of water imbibing on the song of the moon and if you were to gang up all those molecules of water it would be about well the water. hole. needed already huge big. lot of. flowing love drier than. now so says this lunar water is nothing like the water on earth it doesn't pool because each molecule is incased in a protective shield possibly glass the finding comes from a brief snapshot here olding many new questions but the question is kind of astronauts women and men on the surface actually extract this water harder to get their inhabitants by perhaps the water molecules come from micrometeoroid or solar wind or maybe the moon has more water beneath its surface that emerged from promote will cain opes now says it's preparing to send drills with the next generation of rovers and in 2024 will send humans back to the moon before humans will be doing. it here all. the. frozen water known to exist on the moon's shadow surface is difficult to reach if the water on the mo

sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the u.s. a few quotes and although she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. the conversation continues on. t.v. remember whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see you there everybody. path to silence in the. bronx it is threatening friends and languages family business like many english sheep farmers business depends on european explorers without a free trade agreement with the e.u. that consumes all be over just like the future of farmers in their seat only time town. on you're up. next on. international drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere 5 at site and childish blog 8. 1000000 fans primes 5 stamps and. only. because we love football. because. kickoff on you tube join

sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia court says and although she reckons it's easier these days to find her. working nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. and champions league title holders fire in munich could face a difficult clash against against atletico madrid tonight despite their remarkable success last season byron coach hansie flick is staying cautious for the new european campaign byron's form has been patchy domestically and a key player is now rolled out with copa thank teen for. it is less than 2 months since by a munich were crowned champions league winners coronavirus disruptions mean they have had little time to past in the limelight before starting all over again. the defense of that bonus the good title has been opened down so far although they did impress in sa

sophia quran says her family in the u.s. will certainly vote for trump and although she doesn't follow american politics closely there are things she likes about him. he seems to be very religious he prays for this and that. i had a good time in the us sophia quote says and although she reckons it's easier these days to find work in nearby germany or austria america will always be special to her. conversation continues to find us on twitter. t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see you there everybody. path to silence in the. bronx it is threatening friends and languages family business like many english sheep farmers in business depends on european explorers without a free trade agreement with the e.u. that could soon all be over just like the future of farmers and their sheep i only time to tell. on your. 90 minutes on w. the funny so against the coronavirus pandemic. weirdo science stand. what the new findings have researchers name. information and background into. the corona up

island sophia are outraged and tried reasoning with the police. this time they can't get any of the women released. or what allah says she and her friend sophia both retired school teachers do command a certain respect with the officers. the 2 women 1st met at a protest against lucas franco. the authoritarian has been bringing the country up against. more and more about the recipients were expressing solidarity with these courageous women their bravery has inspired others to overcome their fears and join the opposition. or we're seeing women are leading the charge against him because frankly. i. was. just i. was. marcia's what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead mahdi a kalashnikov. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. in opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that lucas has been clinging to power with all his mind ever since the rigged election. when i voted for. i was sure that everything would stay the same that nothing would change. then aft

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they like them sophia kimock will be completing her ph d. thesis this year her research on urban fox populations has been exhaustive she's grown fond of her bushy tailed research subjects. that's why to folks anywhere else is where the 2nd fox i quit with the truck. of it's a tough cookie who read how young here every year. i don't get any data from her anymore but i still come by to see if she's still here to check up on her go here a few urban foxes live to a ripe old age in this city field goals are their greatest enemy yet the growing presence of foxes shows that the opportunities of city life clearly outweigh the threats. and yet it's that he's continued to sprout up at an alarming rate easing ever more into surrounding areas humans and their beloved countries are taking over like here in china. and here in custer. as a consequence animals and humans are getting closer even sharing diseases of this rigi from india had a question about that. what is it were not take diseases they are diseases caused by pathogens carried by non-human anim

sophia, thank you for coming on. if you want to find out more about the role tiktok is playing in the us election, sophia's documentary for the world service, is available online. remember as well, a lot of information online on the election on the bbc news website. 15 days to go. i'm sure we'll be talking all about it a lot. hello there. some big differences in the weather this week. a lot more unsettled than what it was last week. we've got a series of low pressure systems waiting in the wings to move across our shores to bring spells of wind and rain. but with the wind coming in from the south or south—west throughout this week, it will be much milder across all areas, certainly for a time. you can see an area of low pressure's been affecting the north and the west of the country through today. it's been very wet for northern ireland, in particular western scotland. and lots of isobars on the chart, so that breeze is continuing to pick up from the south, always a mild direction. it's been a dry day, though, for

island sophia are outraged and try reasoning with the police. this time they can't get any of the women released. more but alice says she and her friend sophia both retired school teachers do command a certain respect with the officers. the 2 women 1st met at a protest against look at. the authoritarian has been bringing the country more and more about the recipients were expressing solidarity with these courageous women their bravery has aspired others to overcome their fears and join the opposition. and women are leading the charge against local shrink i. was. asked. was was was it was was it was. as what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that luka has been clinging to power with all his might ever since the rigged election. more and more bella receipts are openly defying look at schenkel and his regime to them he's a fraud. and you know what he was we were so he

that they like them sophia kimock will be completing her ph d. thesis this year her research on urban fox populations has been exhaustive she's grown fond of her bushy tailed research subjects. that's why to folks anywhere else is where the 2nd folks are equipped with. the vix and a tough cookie who read how young here every year. i don't get any data from her anymore but i still come by to see if she's still here to check up on her go here a few urban foxes live to a ripe old age in this city even vehicles are their greatest enemy yet the growing presence of foxes shows that the opportunities of secure life clearly outweigh the threats. and yet cities continue to sprout up at an alarming rate easing ever more into surrounding areas humans and their beloved concretes are taking over like here in china. and here in cutter. as a consequence animals and humans are getting closer even sharing diseases of this region from india had a question about that. what is it were not take diseases they are diseases caused by pathogens carried by non-human anima

has been an enduring love story sophia corot spent 15 years there. i'd like to be here i just got to like america a lot but i was going back and forth for a while. could settle back in poland to finish building her house but her 4 children and their children stayed in america for good it's nothing unusual in southern poland here in question the school in the foothills of the top from mountains roman krupa is the mayor he tells me almost every family here has relatives in the us. 'd 'd we like america a lot because we are with. most of the houses you can see here with group with money our people what i have to make in the us. the ties go back to the 19th century when the 1st people from the top from mountains left their region to escape poverty and seek a better life in america many followed up until today poland has always been able to rely on the u.s. says district administrator appeared bung he's a fan of presidents trump and is rooting for his reelection bank believes trump will keep poland safe. the fact that the american troops are in pole. as o

enter sophia, short for stratosphere observatory for infrared astronomy. basically, a 747 operated by nasa for the high-power telescope that looks out the rear hatch. the jet flies at 45,000, where the air is crystal clear. normally, they look deep into space, for distant nebulas, galaxies and black holes but nasa ames got the idea to point the telescope at the moon. specifically, right here. the so-called client is greater. their findings are published today in the journal nature astronomy titled macular water detected on sunlit moon by sophia. they describe the moment the team knew they were onto something. >>> singh the strongest signal at this location, they were very excited and when we heard it we were literally over the moon. we do not expect that this water molecule could survive the harsh conditions. we think that it would escape in the sales environment. >> the research theorized that tiny micrometeorites smashing into the moon surface created tiny beads of glass that could trap the water molecules inside. declined with hydroxyl on the moon, and

i learned sophia are outraged and tried reasoning with the police. this time they can't get any of the women released. more but alice says she and her friend sophie are both retired school teachers do command a certain respect with the officers. the 2 women 1st met at a protest against look at. the authoritarianism of bringing the country up against . more and more about the recipients were expressing solidarity with these courageous women their bravery has aspired others to overcome their fears and join the opposition. or we're seeing women are leading the charge against because frankly. us. us. us. us us. us. us what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead mahdi a kalashnikov. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that luka has been clinging to power with all his mind ever since the rigged election. when i voted for. i was sure that everything would stay the same that nothing would change. then after the election

sophia's tried unsuccessfully to find new work to help pay the mortgage after the baby's born. but with unemployment rising to 4.5% in the three months to august and redundancies doubling to 227,000, it's not easy. i would like to see the government have some kind of a review for that bracket of people that have found themselves fallen through the cracks a little, those people that have already been made redundant that are struggling to find another job because of the flooded market. the government's job support schemes after the furlough scheme ends include thejob retention bonus which pays £1,000 for each employee brought back from furlough and kept on untiljanuary. the job support scheme, which pays up to 22% of salary where employees are put on two shorter hours. and last friday the government promised to cover up to two thirds of wages where firms are forced to shut by local lockdowns. but the progressive think tank the ippr says those measures are poorly targeted, and unless they are revamped will help barely a tenth of the 2 million people at risk of losing theirjobs. a

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joining me, sophia schmidt who covers the state's most populous county. we will also include questions recorded by students and delaware citizens. the democratic party's nominee for governor is john carney, the incumbent. the republican candidate is julianne murray. welcome to both of you. both candidates have agreed to rules for this debate. i'll begin with the question for each of them and they have agreed to hold themselves to time limits. you will have a chance to hear closing statements from both later on. we will keep our questions short and ask candidates to be concise as well so we can cover more ground tonight. the candidates will answer in the order they selected with the pre-debate coin toss. we will focus on coronavirus pandemic related questions. my first questions goes to the governor who will have a minute and 30 seconds to answer. if there is a fresh wave of covid cases in the coming weeks, what have you learned from the past year about when to shut down businesses and schools and so on and went to reopen them? gov. carney: i want to thank

that they like them sophia kimock will be completing her ph d. thesis this year her research on urban fox populations has been exhaustive she's grown fond of her bushy tailed research subjects. yeah that's better folks finish where this is where the stock and fox are equipped with the truck. of it's a tough cookie who read how young hair every year. i don't get any data from her anymore but i still come by to see if she's still head to check up on her up so here are a few urban foxes live to a ripe old age in this city field goals are their greatest enemy yet the growing presence of foxes shows that the opportunities of city life clearly outweigh the threats. and yet the cities continue to sprout up at an alarming rate easing ever more into surrounding areas humans and their beloved countries are taking over like here in china. and here in custer. as a consequence animals and humans are getting closer to even sharing diseases vision from india had a question about that. what is who are not take diseases they are diseases caused by pathogens carri

yorkie shows his scholars the country's most important stage the concert hall book area and sophia. mariano and her fellow students play together with the virtual sos of the national symphony orchestra. her father couldn't afford the trip to sofia but he knows that marianas concert is a good chance for her. with music lessons our children don't only learn music they also experience a whole new culture which helps them to break the roman mentality of the roman traditional all. niccolo demeanor of wants to accompany his daughter on her journey leaving the streets and as best as he can. in the meantime what more people have decided to support mariana and her fellow musicians so we will definitely catch up with her to find out how she has been faring well that's all we have time for on today's focus on europe say well and see you next week you. were young and you. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. brazil is in the news these days for the role reasons i did so that's the 4th highest figure in the world for coated 19 infections my guess is me from the silly half of the country's

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from its flying lab the stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy known also by its acronym sophia the scientists said that the deposits are at least partly the result of meteors that carried water and that crashed on the surface of the moon the impact to const rock to melt and form glass beads and trapping the water thus allowing it to survive on the moon's far surface more water bearing beads might also be buried deeper nasa also said that there is perhaps more water hidden in the form of ice patches located in permanent shadows of the moon one of the nasa scientists said that it's not a lot of water the amount is equal to $1300.00 milliliter bottle of water per cubic meter another said that the water doesn't mean that there could be life on the moon because you need more than water to ensure the conditions for life oh. well. however scientists did say that if they can eventually extract enough water from the moon it could eliminate the need to bring water on space missions water is very heavy and takes up a lot of room room that could be used for other purposes. we have some bus

from its flying lab the stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy known also by its acronym sophia the scientists said that the deposits are at least partly the result of meteors that carried water and that crashed on the surface of the moon the impact caused rock to melt and form glass beads and trapping the water thus allowing it to survive on the moon's harsh surface more water bearing beads might also be buried deeper nasa also said that there is perhaps more water hidden in the form of ice patches located in permanent shadows of the moon one of the nasa scientists said that it's not a lot of water the amount is equal to $1300.00 milliliter bottle of water per cubic meter another said that the water doesn't mean that there could be life on the moon because you need more than water to ensure the conditions for life oh. oh. oh. oh oh oh. however scientists did say that if they can eventually extract enough water from the moon it could eliminate the need to bring water on space missions water is very heavy and takes up a lot of room room that could be used for other purposes. this

has won the french open women's tennis final in paris after beating america sophia can in straight sets sciatic becomes the 1st polish player to win a grand slam singles title unseeded 19 year old did not drop a single set during the clay court tournament she's also the youngest women's french open champion since lani cosell ish in 1902 the teenager was understandably delighted at hosting the trophy i'm just proud of myself and i don't agree 1st 2 weeks and i wasn't expecting to win this trophy so obviously i mean super mean it's a life changing experience i think you have to be really consistent to. for the next few couple years through everybody do. to name you like the biggest player. finally korean boy band of b.t.s. have broken their own record for a virtual out hit. numbers of fans tuned in for their latest live stream concert giving the event 114000000 likes new government guidelines has scuppered plans for a show with a limited in person crowd a group of hard core fans cheered on their idols from a b.t.s. themed cafe in seoul the band has spearheaded a global craze for south kor