This was the birthplace of the german nation a small town of clinton and bush which has stood for a thousand years on the Northern Edge of the hearts mountains. As if by a miracle it has outlived wars and great fires. Some twelve hundred timbered houses built over a period of six centuries have survived. Was. I. I. Was. In one nine hundred eighty the german tribes offered the royal crown to do you can be a saxony he is said to have been lang butts naz when the messengers found him and his favorite spot the sinking had by he would catch finches and he was known that as henry the fowler for generations German School children have no. Bonnet that tells of the origins of the german rice you can reset by the fall and fluoride mary and of good cheer a thousand miles to flash and glow as the day dawned bright and clear. The Legend Windows in the east gable of the magnificent town wholl proudly tell a story. On the outside wall of the town hall a goddess polls out of the town. Bed and books co
Becomes emotional after royaling the faithful arrest a political spliafter a politicalsplit. And now norway is trying to bury its carbon problems. First to the philippines where the aid distribution situation appears to be improving, but the United Nations says while the relief effort is increasing the main challenge is still access to remote areas. Now the Philippine Air force has begun air dropping food packs to some of those areas. People have been swarming the aircraft so pilots have gun landing on the outskirts of villages before taking off again. In tacloban one of the worsthit areas, aid is being distributed but its not getting to everyone. Thousands of people are still trying to leave with, many say theyre missing out not because aid hasnt reached them but because local officials have playing favorites. Reporter work has been nonstop for days at this National Government warehouse. Victims pack relief goods in exchange for food. These bags are meant to last a family of five for
100,000 people have gotten Food Assistance by now. More is needed. We have a team of reporters in the philippines, including at the airport, Marga Ortigas on leyte, and Harry Fawcett on bohol. We are at the airport here, its a tiny airstrip but is one of the busiest airports in the world. This is where the typhoon came ashore. To the left, a mile away, a week ago. Now the aid is pouring in. Right here we have got three ce 130s on the route from australia, new zealand and the u. S. Helicopter flights are coming in, flying in and out from america. Warships offshore, the u. S. S. George washington off sure. Hundreds of people are here at the shattered airport coming in from villages all around. Theyll be evacuated to tacloban, cebu and some to manila. This region is uterly devastated. We spent the day in this area nothing is left standing. All the people looking for some place to go. Most of these people will have to be leaving. The majority of victims were in leyte, up to 3,000 killed th
Our department of environment our director melanie and all of us have about that role existed to learn about whats you dont know and a toub talk about our programmed. Re really fortunate to have ton tonight agenda is some thoughts and welcoming remarks and inspiration from our local elected District Supervisor shes from the community and working in the community. Shes here tonight and going to share some welcome remarks. Id like to destr id like to introduce sxhoilg p clapping. everything commissioners thank you for being here. Have you ever seen such is a great turnout. To the neighbors i want to say hello and thank you for engaging and welcoming the christmas to our neighborhood. I want to acknowledge barbara for her work with the opera house thank you for hosting. Oh, clapping. and oh, there she that is and commissioners excuse me for me having my back to you. I think its very good were here today addressing some of the environmental challenges that face the south east part of the c