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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning i'm charles osgood this is sundae morning. the people of france are observing another day of mourning, with the victims of the terrorist attacks on paris on friday night. also night the symbol of the city of light, the eiffel tower was darkened. all the while we're seeing
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evidence of the resilience of the people of paris and we're also learning more about the perpetrators. we'll have reports this morning from elizabeth palmer, and our david. also be showing you the work of a photographer trying to prevent thousands of animal species from vanishing. martha teichner will report our cover story. >> meet talula the fence fox. national geographic photographer joel sartore is hoping his pictures of the 12,000 different animals in zoos around the world will help save them from extinction. >> the very last of his kind. >> later this sunday morning portraits of peril. >> osgood: sylvester stallone first made fame as a boxer.
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now all these years later rock rebalboa is back as he tells lee cowan. >> sylvester stallone maintained that rocky sprang from his childhood. >> was that you growing up? >> in the sense that you wanted people to think that you were big and tough when in reality -- >> not so much. >> i am big and tough. i don't know if you noticed. >> sylvester stallone on his latest in carnation of the italian stallion ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: a singer with recording and triumph is about to have her debut on broadway, her name is jennifer hudson this morning anthony mason has her story. ♪ >> jennifer hudson who started out singing on a disney cruise ship is about to make her broadway debut in "the color
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purple." >> here you are. ♪ >> can she add a tony to her grammy and her oscar? >> even to this day it feels very surreal. >> jennifer hudson, later on "sunday morning." >> this is my kind. >> osgood: good "newsweek" end like this one the funnys can provide welcome diversion. rita bravera comic milestone. >> 92-year-old burt walk r walker beetle bailey for 56 years. >> you were in the military. were you as big a goof off as beetle bailey. >> where do you think i get the inspiration? >> he is only one star of the syndicate. celebrating 100 years of
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funnies, ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: tracy smith talks with sarah palin. steve hartman visits with some dogs. the birthday of the great artist george o'keeffe and more, but first, the headlines for this sunday morning the 15th of paris cathe di servi victi of frida terro kille hundr woued9 presi decla f natio mourn terro ameri known to died the attac junio at calif state desigtude studyin paris she was 23ears old. beach the schoo vigil in he
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>> osgood: the president of france is promising what he calls a merciless response to
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friday night's attacks, an act of war. elizabeth palmer is in paris for us this morning. >> the opening salvo that left paris reeling. as ambulances help the wounded the picture became clear of coordinated, multi-pronged attack by at least seven terrorists on six targets. including the bataclan concert hall. what sounded like rockets is actually gunfire. then chaos. there was a lot of panic. everyone was thrown to the ground. they shoot a little everywhere, randomly. for an hour as police got into position to storm the building a
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french journalist filmed desperate music fans trying to escape, some tried to get out the back door grabbing wounded and dying companions. >> we heard shots, this woman said. it was the risk people were being tortured. terrible carnage dead people everywhere. a few blocks away gunman had also opened fire on crowded restaurants and cafes that's where 2-year-old californian was fatally shot. the story in the main football stadium was tragedy averted. thousands of fans were kept inside after the game ended safe and two suicide bombers who had planned to kill as many of them as possible. the french president would be among spectators was hustled to safety. later francois hollande spoke to the country. terrorist capable of carrying these out will show france that will not be intimidated.
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in less than 24 hours police working with forensic teams said they had identified all the terrorists. but they have only named one the 29-year-old french citizen and petty criminal as islamic radical. last night's spontaneous memorial grew wherever the terrorist have struck. the country will now observe three days of national mourning for an attack isis claimed to have staged. as the group itself said in the statement, our brothers aimed their weapons into the very heart of paris. less than a year ago islamic radicals killed journalist at the charlie hebdo magazines and customers in jewish deli. one has remarked this time, it's different. they didn't target a specific profession or group, they were gunning for everyone. and from around the world support has poured in. international landmarks lit up with the colors of the french
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flag solidarity in blue, white and red. >> osgood: next, vanishing. and later, king of the comics.
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of vanishing. joel san tore is trying hard to prevent. our cover story is reported now by martha teichner. >> they haunt you. these eyes. as intended. you're supposed to regard the greatest and the tiniest the lowness equally. if we can get and look these species in the eye we'll get down low and look them in the eye you see how lovely they are. how much intelligence there is. they're telling us something. they're shouting it. >> for ten years now our friend national geographic photographer joel sartore made it his life's
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mission to be their messenger and he hopes their protector. they're noh building a photographic arc. >> this is the arc room, we call it. we have 5,002 species in here. all rolling past. at this rate it would take two hours to see them all. it's supposed to just overwhelm people with what life looks like on earth. >> and what might soon be extinct. >> the very last of very last, the rabb's fringe-limbed tree frog. he's like nine years old at least. when he's gone that's it. will be extinct. >> his photo arc will be at the national degree graphic museum in washington, d.c. until april. >> this is the northern white rhino that i photographed at duvr kralove zoo this summer, there were five at the time. very old female named nabire.
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she died one week to the day after we photographed her. now there are four. this is the columbia base in pygmy rabbit. she was very -- >> it has gone extinct? can. >> see her from the other end of the exhibit. we wanted people to able to see her come into this room have experience of, well, this is what we're talking about. this is the consequence if we ignore the world around us right here. this is the consequence of that. thousands of species extinction per day on this planet. >> scientists over the past half a billion years we have seen five mass extinctions like val kay knows and asteroid. scientists describe the loss as
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the sixth mass extinction. >> anthropologist catherine workman is senior director of the national geographic's protecting wildlife initiative. >> we're losing animals at a rate of 1,000 times that of rates of extinction in the past. which is unparalleled it's an extinction that we haven't seen since the loss of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. habitat loss hunting climate change, the combination of all these threats on planet that shortly will have seven billion people is really hammering the planet biodiversity. >> joel didn't set out to create a photo arc. it began as act of desperation when his wife, kathy, was diagnosed with breast cancer and he needed to stay home in lincoln, nebraska. >> i need to shoot something. exeat is going to be sick for a long time. on days when she felt better through the chemo cycles, i just needed something to shoot.
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>> this world traveler who shot 35 stories for national geographic including six covers drove to the lincoln children's zoo a mile from his house and asked if he could photograph the animals. >> they let me take a naked mole rat put it on a white background that's how we started. i did couple of blue and black poison dart frogs i think. that was 5400 species ago. >> sartors not quite half way through photographing all 12,000 animal species in captivity endangered or not. he figures it will take him the rest of his life to finish. he's taken pictures of more than 200 zoos in the united states alone. the how to part can be tricky.
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