. >>> next, the penguins are back. >> what's kind of cool about our penguins is they actually have ag up a 91-year-old man to look like a 91-year-old man? >> when we return. so let's just say that i stole the milk money but old lady simon stole it back. i love this movie. reminds me back when we were kids. totally. remember that time i got you to steal a candy bar and then you started crying? (laughs) no. yea, you tried to return it and the cashier just laughed in your face and then you started crying even more. no, i did not cry. i stole the candy bar yeah, but i didn't cry. you did cry. it just doesn't make any sense. like, why would i start crying? cause you felt guilty remember and then there was big wet spot in the front of your pants cause you were saying i feel so guilty. i made an accident? it's not true. you literally were shrieking out i feel so guilty. i'm weeping, i'm weeping. it never happened. and then i took a picture, and i made a t-shirt out of the picture. and then i wore it to your wedding. look he's crying like you. i wonder if he stole a candy bar. stop. you know

during the winter, there's an average of 700 penguins a night. up to 4-thousand. where they were born, is where they come out of the water. people watching are asked to quiet, and there's no photography. penguins don't seem to mind people, but they don't like bright lights. this stretch of land used to be a housing development, but people and penguins don't necessarily make good neighbors, so in 1985 the victorian government initiated a land buy back within the colony, and by 2010 had bought back all 175 homes. the process repeats itself in the morning, 60 to 90 minutes before sunrise, before all the predatory birds get out of bed, they head out to sea. (though folks can't view them in the morning.) (starts at $20) (ácommercialá) sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see

[applause] . >> and penguin has acquired. it is interesting because also there are these fabulous small presses that do discover some of the great talent and some remain small presses and some are acquired by other publishers because of what they can do. >> we will open the floor to questions in a few minutes but the last question i want to ask all of you is something that may resonate is what advice would each of you give to an author who does not have an agent or a deal with random house and wants to get his or her book into the world? what should they do? . >> and so for the writers out there take the time to make your work as good as it can be when you have written a draft you feel good about that go back and do it again so what i see happening sometimes with self-publishing people write a book they think they are done and then it has no structure and then there is problems so really work at your craft is what i would say and focus on your story and that in itself is so satisfying everybody thinks it will feel great to ha

ice cream, give the baby penguin back! you were talking to a penguin? yes, shouting at a penguin!ey finished 2018 in style by laying a few world cup ghosts to rest at wembley last night. john watson was watching. at wembley, reminders of an england of old. can gareth southgate match their success with a younger generation? for now, the nations league. a win and england would reach the semifinals. a chance to win some silverware. raheem sterling eager to get them their. with the margins are so small, when croatia scored through kramaric, england we re scored through kramaric, england were facing relegation. a meaningless lonely this wasn't. seeking the win to qualify, southgate sent for reinforcements. kane poking the ball goalwards for substitute jesse lingard kane poking the ball goalwards for substitutejesse lingard to score. but england needed another, who else but captain harry kane getting the ball of the the line and his team too. we're professional, we want to win at everything we do. whether it's a new tournament, old tournament, we want to win and i've touched on the chan

he had to summit the rights back in order for penguin to buy it. a lot of small press will not do that and basically this is my big hit. i'm not going to give it out. just to show you what an incredibly amazing man he is, he offered to do that. and so i gave him two thirds of my pants and said this is for you. if they ever show up i'll be super happy. within a week i got a call from penguin saying your book is on "the new york times" a seller list. his mission was to help people in admirably effective at. [applause] soon you'll hear that penguin has acquired -- >> is interesting because that is also what happens if publishers. there are some of these fabulous small press is quick to discover some of the great talents in some of them remain small press and publish great talents and some of them get acquired by other publishers because of what other publishers can do. >> i know we're going to open the floor to questions and a few minutes. the last question. it's something that may resonate. what advice would each of you give to an author who does not

penguins go off the post. the puck is pinballing, as you can see he, off braden holtby. doesn't go in. braden lays on it. 41 saves for holtby. nice gamthere. second period, caps on the power play. alex ovechkin, h loves lamp. >> there you go. >> 12 goal of the season. makes it look so easy. now, in their oshie back in for a moment. evgeni malkin, hit to the head, t.j.'s down, heads to the dressing room again. malkin ejected, and the league might take another look at that one. now, later in the game, here comes oshie, returns and to the rescue >> take that, take that. >> take that. c oshieomes up with the winner. caps beat the pens. ht wild n for oshie. >> i don't know if i've ever had one like that. but it was nice to get back out there both times. shoutout to the t and the doctors bothti mes. > the hit from evgeni malkin, dirty, anythingthere? >> not my concern anymore. we got the "w." i don't i really -- don't care what happens to him. >>> well, aftere r agawakening nst the fall on thecons, the redskins hope to right the ship. they're still in first place, d but they'n

neither did penguin. they let me feel safe in the process of book development which i might not had felt at the large press. i was one of thousands of authors. if you are a writer and want to get your book out there in the world. make as good as you possibly can enjoy that process. and when you let it out in the world let it go. it will find the people it's supposed to find. and not every wonderful brilliant book makes a list to establish that this is a good book. and that's unfortunate. i read your book and it changed my life. i'm so grateful to you. that and the art of it. that is beautifully articulated. i would echo all of that. the idea that all been that you can and should light your own work. i'm not anti- traditional publishing. a lot of people come to me. all they want is traditionally published. set some sort of living out there. they could've created three books. and so i think for those of you that are really set untraditional. a huge world beyond traditional publishing. whether that is digita

i'd come home from work and be like, i danced with penguins!kid, it would be ruined entirely. >> it would be ruined. she just dances with penguins and that's what she does. >> jimmy: that's something else, that's kind of crazy. what were you shooting when you learned you would be mary poppins? >> so i was shooting "the girl on the train." >> jimmy: oh. >> so nothing says "mary pop pop pins like that." >> jimmy: that is interesting. >> i know. >> jimmy: you hear some actors have to become the character, whatever. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you have like a -- >> no, i was playing a blackout drunk at the time. nothing says mary poppins like that, right? you want her taking care of your kids. >> jimmy: do you listen to the soundtrack to get into the spirit? >> honestly, i really did. i find it ever so medicinal. you know. that on my days off i'd go to meet the songwriters and they'd be crafting these incredible songs. and it was just like a lovely respite from boozing. >> jimmy: do youisnngs a timese you go in and actually do them? >> yeah. i mean, t

these are penguin sweaters and that penguins wear until their feathers grow back. >> are they like tankops? >> i want something to make my flippers look good. [laughter] >> even the other guests got caught up in the madness. >> do women like you making those noises? robin: oh yeah. [laughter] >> when the unexpected happens. >> both of these are real powerhouses. i say, how is it going to work. robin: it is the comet again. people of earth. >> we are back on. we are back on. robin: it is the mothership. >> there was no one you would rather have up to bat than robin, especially when he brought a friend. >> robin used to scream on the set. robin: he is so hot. i just want him out. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] robin: he said he was shot in the head. >> in the head. robin: took too many balls in the head. >> in the head. robin: he feels good though. >> yes. >> the unexpected is what you expected. robin was right where he belonged. >> what sound or noise do you love? [fart sound] [laughter] robin: because it's musical, but it could be anything. it is the most humanizing noise. to know tha

your link to news from africa and the world your link to it simpson stories and discussions penguin lowcountry there been frantically in program and from fun to me from the news of easy to our website the down to the cold smash africa join us on facebook and t.w. africa. on the second of january fourteenth ninety two will abdel stood somewhere here in the sierra nevada mountains and gazed down on grenada for the last time. he was the last one issued. in arabic the red. he was banished to the mountainous region of southern andalusia by the spanish sovereigns isabella of castiel and ferdinand of arak. he shed tears at the thought of soon having to exchange the lush and colorful splenda the alhambra for the adelaide north african desert it's. perhaps it was here outside the gate of justice that he had to hand over the key of the alhambra to the catholic nun. for more than two hundred fifty years the hand hewn into the stone above the portal but offered protection to the out ambrose nasser a druid has now seen to bid farewell. since that time the blessid virgin mary has stood in a nisha of the gat

>> reporter: the two penguins fans who happen to also be teachers met and were indeed a match. dr.e life-saving surgery just two weeks ago. >> jeff had an excellent kidney to donate. kelly actually should do very, very well for a long time with that kidney. >> reporter: now, kelly's prognosis is excellent. her doctor says she is incredibly fortunate to get a live donor. otherwise on dialysis for upwards of six years. she'll be home for thanksgiving. a lot to be thankful for and getting married this spring, not to her donor but to her fiance. >> he was just so matter of fact about it. >> he was. it was his calling. >> generosity. >> we'll have you back to talk about your podcast. >> that's right. >>> coming up, we have a true thanksgiving celebration. how this school hit hard coming together to serve each other. tell t.j. t.j. holmes is there in florida. we'll have the incredible story just ahead. [ applause ] [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the

job wouldapproaches the 1982 islanders on the 20 -- or the 2016 penguins? hopefully we have some hockey fans in the audience they get it. how was his approach to the job reflected in these two teams? >> islanders won the stanley cup in 1983. it was 35 years ago. it was a long time ago, which classifies as memoir. advisement when brooks starts talking. >> the pittsburgh penguins never won the stanley cup until they acquired the services of islanders center. idea what this question is supposed to mean. years -- war took four i would not ask that kind of question. the civil war took four years. you need someone to win for four years in a row that would complete the job. not someone for just one year or two years. would have choked in the 30 year or fourth year. washington capitals fans, you finally did something right. as an islander fan out to thank you for stopping me. -- stopping the penguin juggernaut. self-inflicted wounds, but you had to keep on winning and winning one year is one thing and winning two years. years,e. lee won for two but he surrendered t

in solidarity, the penguins worh with a star of david. one of the first officers to engage the gunman are two of the six officers who were wounded on saturday. timothy matson was shot seven times. he's still in the hospital. daniel mead was shot in the hand. john persin and tyler were also wounded. as they faced the gunman with a high-poweredr- a rehans. bbi doris dine arrived at the synagogue as the gunman started firing. she saw first hand the heroic actions of the officers. >> i was just so graltful thtef they arrived when they did, as quickly as they did, put them seflds in danger so as many of our folks as possible could get out. >> reporter: community gratitude has been contagious. take a look at the outpouring going on at the police station where some of the first officers on scene came from. it's two blocks from the synagogue. inside of zone 4, the walls are covered with cards written by people in the neighborhood. this one might be my favorite. thank you for keeping the jews in my neighborhood safe. 6-year-old lilly wrote that. ♪

game. >> that sign went viral and caught the attention of another penguins fan who turned out to bech. she is recovering from her life-saving surgery this morning. >> pretty cool. we're going to hear from the donor and the surgeon a little later this morning on "good morning america." there you go. the timing worked out perfectly for thanksgiving. >> all of those really good stories come out around the holidays, you know. a lot to be thankful for. >> kind of warms that cold -- >> scroogeness you got. >> -- heart that you have. >> you. you are the scrooge. >> over there. gotten along great so far. >> things to be thankful for, sitting next to kendis. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> more news is next. stay with us. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm janai norman. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we'rfoth morning on "world news now." >>> president trump is under fire for refusing to take action against the saudi crown prince over the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi

those penguins won't mind the cold wind but for us, a big shock to the system.ondition so farfor november. cold air coming in ringing cloud, some showers affecting eastern parts of england. if we look at the pressure chart we see the cloud streaming in on the easterly wind, area of higher pressure dominating things towards scandinavia and it's where the cold air is situated at the moment, through today, drifting to all parts, shifting away the milder conditions of late. the showers well continue to feed across lincolnshire, east anglia, the south—east of england, some showers drifting across the midlands towards wales during this afternoon. generally speaking the further west you are it will be dry and pride but quite a few showers towards the east of thing and andy stern scotland. maximum temperatures 7—10d. factor in the wind—chill it will feel colder than that. tonight, more showers coming in across the east, the wind strengthening overnight, because of a fairly strong wind it will prevent frost but it will be quite a chilly, temperatures between 3-6d. with q

they live on the edge of one of the last untouched ecosystems on earth the weddell sea along with penguins the area's home to whales and marine birds but climate change has led to the antarctic ice retreating here that could open up the area to more fishing the e.u. proposed creating the largest ocean sanctuary in the world in the weddell sea covering almost two million square kilometers but the proposal has failed to win the needed backing and a meeting of the international body responsible for looking after the waters around antarctica china russia and norway oppose the plan the environmental organization greenpeace calls it a lost opportunity and it is very very important that diplomatic pressure continue in the coming year this means all diplomatic channels should use every available opportunity to attempt to make russia china and norway give up their rejection of the way don't see marine reserves. fishing boats are already advancing in search of krill shellfish that are in high demand worldwide because of their omega three fatty acids healthy for humans but environmentalist say effort

why a group of filmmakers decided to break an unwritten rule and save a colony of trapped penguins ino self, adam rippon talks ant the struggles he went through to make the olympics. >> you feel confused and you feel like a failure. it might not make sense right now, but this is one of the most important moments in your life. >> how he found strength in the difficult times and became a role model for people around the world. you're watching cbs "this morning." when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's wher res time on nicetefor great taste. -c plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. with pro-skin technology. for two times faster absorption. so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free. for a free sample visit tena.us ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. ♪ ♪ bird, bird, bird's the word >>> the cdc is warning about salmone

industrial fleet that is vacuuming up p enormous quantities of crustaceans that are important for penguins, wales and the whole food chain in the antarctic phil:. why is it difficult to reach an agreement? it came down to norway, china and russia. -- phil: why is it difficult to reach an agreement? >> it came down to norway, china and russia. it is difficult to reach an agreement. phil: nobody knows what is going on. is that it? do we come back in a few years time? >> it is not a no, it is just not a guess. this proposal may be adopted when the commission meets again next year. phil: what will have changed between now and then? why will they change their mind nextxt year? >> we have a strong precedent to build on. this i is the largest in t the world. clearly there are politics at play. i am confident that we will build support for this. it will be from around the world but also these countries. phil: thank you for joining us. that was john from greenpeace usa. business news with christoph. he is sizing up the economy. how does it look? >> it looks strong. the jobs report shows that employ

. >> get ready for a rivalry game against the pittsburgh penguins. thank you. you're feelingit. puck drops at 7:30 p.m.. still ahead on news 4 today, it is election day. we're cering the biggest races in our area and across the country. >> plus the information to know before you head out to vote today. and we're still tracking a developing story this morning. two peopl w killen a car collided with a bus. details we're askinin stigators for this morning. that's all when news 4 today continues. ♪ when was the last time you felt... free. itfe time to uncover that eling again. with the compassion and strength of a name... most accepted by top doctors and specialists. and the power of a card... that opens doors in all fifty states. giving yhe freedom to love to dream to dance like no one is watching. ue carefirst cross blue shield. live fearless. this isn't an ection.it's . that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. and we don't stand back- we stand up. for women's rights. for health care. for our kids futures. the washington post says david trone is detailed, stud

. >> reporter: inside of a sold- out arena, before the penguins played the islanders, grateful fans gaveg ovation to police officers mike smidga and anthony burke. it was their first public appearance since the massacre. 27-year-old burke, his arm still in a sling, and 39-year-old smidga, one of the first officers to engage the gunman, are two of the six officers who were wounded on saturday. timothy matson was shot seven times. he's still in the hospital. daniel mead was shot in the hand. gogu persin and tyler pashel wa. rabbi doris dyen arrived at the synagogue as the gunman started firing. she saw firsthand the heroic actions of the officers. >> i was just so grateful that they arrived when they did, as quickly as they did, put themselves in danger so that our folks, as many as possible, could get out. >> reporter: community gratitude has been contagious. take a look at the outpouring that's been going on at the police station, where some of the first officers on scene came from. it's two blocks from the synagogue. inside of zone four, the walls are covered with cards written by peopl

thousand live animals settle down for the night the zoo park comes alive with luminous sculptures of penguins giraffes. and flamingo during the festive season christmas at london zoo runs until new year's day. the newly designed and frank house in amsterdam was opened on thursday by dutch king dylan alexander. after two years of renovation there's now more space for visitors and more info about the jewish girl and frank her life and the second world war. the changes were made because most visitors are younger than twenty five and often know little about the war and the persecution of the jews. just what happened is terrible so i think people can learn a lot by coming here she has a story of violence we don't want something like this to happen again so we need to know what happened and what the consequences were. and frank's fate became world famous through her posthumously published diaries. she had with her family in this house for two years during the war before she was deported by the now. in the bergen belsen concentration camp in one thousand nine hundred four she died there in one nine

operation on remote island and borrowed millions of penguins to death for their oil.i was trying to make this case this needs to be in the bock and politely said maybe that's the magazine piece or something. [laughter] and so that dpght make it in. but you can do what i did and just -- sneak all of that material into the notes. yeah. [laughter] you know. topped get dinged on nor that. but whatever. >> i probably should have. but no this was -- i don't know how many revisions a year and a half just revisions i also had a timeline that was -- finally led me to be able to tackle detail plotting of the heist who bought what from him when and where i had gaps that had to fill in and -- but ultimately it was just like a -- a mountain of chaotic criminal activity that i had to try to find the throughline through. but -- >> before i want to reenforce a microphone in center aisle after peter tells us that his research project please come forward and -- ask the panel your own questions but peter you're eight-year research project. i have to say a danger in my case extreme dange

flights and published by riverhead imprint of penguin random house and translated literature goes to adversary. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ those among you have probably figured out that i am not yoko. [applause] i have the distinct pleasure of conveying to you some words. i am sorry not to be able to travel to new york for the national book award ceremony. every autumn i do performances in tokyo and go to new york this year canceling three of the readings many people have bought tickets and i feel i can't let them down. this being the case i asked monique -- that's me -- [laughter] a writer that lived in new york and has an interest in the same things i do to take my place at the award ceremony. i want to thank everyone at new direction who published my books in english. i think it is great but for thae translated literature categories for the national book award has been resurrected. translation gives a book wings to fly across national borders and of course she saved her final thanks for margaret. thank you. [applause] she sent me the message and asked me to translate it. i do all kinds of

i bet central americans hate south americans, and south americans are, like, get out of here you penguinsow there are some people who may have said i may not agree with how the immigrants tried to come into the country but i still think shooting them with tear gas is a little extreme. well if you watched fox news you see one man's tear gas is another man's condiment to. clarify, the type of deterrent being used is oc pepper spray, it's literally water, pepper with a small amount of alcohol for evaporation purposes. it's natural. you could actually put it on your nachos and eat it. ( laughter ) >> trevor: yeah! you could put it on your nachos and eat it! guy makes it sound like people crossing the border is scam for immigrants to get free surprise. oh, man, this food is so bland, lest try crossing the border. a man banned from crossing the border into mexico michael kosta, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) i would love to know what you think, do you agree the american government using tear gas was a step too far? people were literally running away with tears in their eyes. >> thanks, trev

they live on the edge of one of the last untouched ecosystems on earth where they'll see along with penguins the area's home to whales and marine birds but climate change has led to be at arctic ice retreating here that could open up the area to more fishing. the e.u. proposed creating the largest ocean sanctuary in the world in the weddell sea covering almost two million square kilometers but the proposal has failed to win the needed backing at a meeting of the international body responsible for looking after the waters around antarctica china russia and norway opposed the plan the environmental organization greenpeace calls it a lost opportunity it is very very important that diplomatic pressure continue in the coming year this means all diplomatic channels should use every available opportunity to attempt to make russia china and norway give up their rejection of the way don't see marine reserve the. fishing boats are already advancing in search of krill shellfish that are in high demand worldwide because of their omega three fatty acids healthy for humans but environmentalist say efforts

and she was running out of time, so she decided to make a handmade sign, take it to the pittsburgh penguinsat read calling all hockey fans, i need a kidney. that photo went viral, and another hockey fan stepped up to help. >> i saw desperation and saw courage and i just saw she needed help. >> he said, hey, my name is jeff. i want to be a donor and i said, oh, that's awesome. >> i saw the blood type and i saw a positive and i knew that my blood type matched and i had this feeling it was just something that i had to do. >> it was meant to be. >> yes, serendipity. >> jeff was indeed a match. >> the life-saving surgery took place about two weeks ago and doctors expect her to make a full recovery. >> amazing. >> pretty good. >>> okay, next cue the music to a worker who had a very, very bad day. gloat had a bad day ♪ >> there you go. it was an epic forklift fail that you have to see to believe. >> so it all starts with that forklift driver going down that center aisle, nothing major. >> seems already. seems to nudge that a little bit but, oh, oh, oh. >> but it'll top there, right? >> just those?

. >> yes, last night caps beat the 2-1.sburgh penguins the hero of the night, t.j. oshie. earlier in the game, the star winger was taken out of the game twice for injuries. that did not o stopshie from powering through andcoring with minute to spare. >> i don't know if i ever had one liket that. t was nice to get back out there both times. shout out to the traing staff and the doctors both times. >> he's smiling too. caps return to the ice tomorrow night to host the columbus blue jackets. that starts at 7:00 p.m. awesome. >>> 4:36 right now. a coming u battle of the sexes, scout style. the girl scouts taking the boys to court. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, we're tracking that breaking news outatf california. least six people hurt after a shooting inside a country music bar near los sngeles. therch for the gunman still under way. we'll bring you the very latest we get mor information. it's 4:37. we all want white teeth. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist rekely has to say let's step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important t

penguins and just about everything else they depend on sea ice which is slowly mounting so as we continue to warm the planet this area gets more vulnerable and sanctuaries like this help increase the resiliency of the ecosystem and get a better chance of happening thank you for head twenty seven major victories for marine conservation in recent years what would it take to convince the vetoing countries to agree this time round. well so far it doesn't seem that there are major concerns about the science so that's a really good starting point and that means you know since it's political then we can keep working on these countries to get them to change partly that's going to take some work within those countries to make sure that they understand their own people want this to move forward but also i think you know the european union can certainly help the united states some of the other kamler members and really step up their diplomatic pressure. right john was oceans campaign director for green priests us safe thank you very much for talking to d.w. . pleasure. and with winter foster approac

on wednesday, backstrom will be honoor his 600th career assist before the penguins game. > the redskins dealing with insults and injury, just their third loss of the season. the redskins will be down three more players on offense. starting to feel like last season, righr the roste just getting plagued with injuries. right guard brandon sheriff suffered aorn pectoral muscle in yesterday's loss. sheriff, one of the best in the nfl at his posion. so on sunday, left guard shawn lavall tearing his acl. but all this, let's not nor get the skins already would pro bowl left tackle trent williams out a month afteraving some surgery. that's three-fifths of the offensive line out. also out, wide receiver paul richardson. we saw him out there yesterday, he's been playing through some pain, will dergo season-ending shoulder surgery. but maybe the silver lining for redskins fans, thet cowboys j lost to the titans on "monday night football." >> that's righ >> we'll take that. >> yeah, and hand it to handily we can get you out to redskins practice. o-line. >> oh, yeah, that's what we need. need. >> all

christo in this that are important for penguins for whales and really the whole food chain in the antarctic ok so why is it so difficult to reach agreement. it's a good question we had agreement from almost everyone there really came down to norway china and russia and they do have fishing interests in the region but that alone doesn't really seem to explain it there are other fishing nations that were perfectly happy supporting this the science underpinning these proposals are very strong. so nobody knows what's going on in their minds is that eight now oh do we do so will sort of come back in a few years time have another go at it. fortunately it's not a no it's just a not yet my expectation is that this proposal will be adopted when the when the commission meets again next year so what will why do you think what would have changed between now and then we don't know why these countries said no this year this year why do you think they will change their mind next you. have a really strong precedent to build on in two thousand and sixteen they all managed to agree and adopted the rossi sanc

it's the realm of the penguin and myriad marine species but it's not the realm of men and many want to keep it that way the sentry proposal would protect an area five times the size of germany. part of the evidence being assessed by the antarctic commission was gathered by the expedition submarine on board with the antarctic specialist suzanne look. it has one hundred percent coverage in the sea floor organism has a great three d. structure which allows other organisms to come in and if they're and a really interesting species composition and all these factors make it really difficult for a community to become potter it disturb it such as part of the fishing we call these areas fundable marine ecosystems and hopefully we can get to this and other areas we come across that special protection that we saw firsthand how accessible the outer limits of antarctica have already become and now there's a huge effort to protect vast swathes of this stunning continent the antarctic ocean commission has given itself the mandate to create this law scale network of marine protected areas is given its

>> ' >> scott, of penguin publisher called me one day and said we have a job for you. we would like you to write a book on the economic history of the united states. wait a second, i am not a historian. we decided we were going to ask adrienne to write a project so when the publisher says that, you are mute thereafter. >> how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was even more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from doctor greenspan and i didn't know him at all. i spent quite a bit of time in washington and talked through the arguments and the material of the book. it's not as difficult as it has been worried about the. you've made history and now you are writing about history did you have an added perspective for having been such a singular figure in the economic policy history making of the country? i worked in government for almost 20 years and that believes in free enterprising. anything that was appointed by a president i decided it's worth a try. heyou criticized those dec

london zoo has ushered in the chrimas spirit with a new display featuring animals made of lights, penguinsffes, flamingos. they're coming to life along with some of the nocturnal residents. this will run until january 1st. >> always pretty cool. >> it's becoming a thanksgiving tradition. another round in the boxing ring for actor michael b. jordan. >> see how the latest rocky hype a lives up to th thet . >>> if you don't feel like shopping today, there are plenty of other good options at the theater. >> rafael seth has a look at t movies for the holiday weekend. >> reporter: michael b. jordan brings back the son of apollo creed. he and trainer sylvester stallone. it's rated p.g.-13. >> play time is over in "ralph breaks the internet." the villain must leave to help her -- his friend. >> a kingsman goes against the crown in "robin hehood." restores order to the court. it's rated pg-13. >> and "green book," an oscar winner plays a musician. he hires some blue-eyed muscle so that the show go on. it's rated pg-13. th's the box office preview. ♪ i'm going i downo the bonker, angel ♪ >> good mor

theataps be the penguins 2-1. t.j.e was taken out of the game twice for juries and even had to get stitches on his face. it didn't stop him fr powering through and scoring the last goal with just a minute to spare. >> i don't know if i ever had one like that. but it was nice to get back out ouere both times. athrow at out to the training staffnd the doctors. >> get ready for another caps home game tomorrow night against he columbus blue jackets. >>> moreo and more pple are meditating. i need to take a look at this, including kids. hear what's driving people to practice and hoit helps their es. l >>> walmart will start offering black friday deals even earlier this yar as it competes with amazon, target and others for your holiday dollar the deals will start online at 10 p.m. eastern on thanksgivingt eve,wo hours earlier than prious years. plus more deals at 6 p.m. local time in stores onks thving day. there are also some holiday deals avaiableight now on walmart.com. the retailer will hold events in stores on this eveni

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you know, i own 23 pairs of penguin socks. why does she keep tweeting about lizards at 3:00 a.m.nd why does she always be alone? but thankfully nobody knows any of those things. [laughter] greg: no, not at all. we know very little about you. [applause] tyrus? one thing, you made an excellent point that stormie was far better before avenatti and so this is a guy who ruined woman's life. tyrus: she ruined a porn woman star's life. that takes skill and talent. they have a tough job. >> doesn't she still owed trump money? tyrus: apparently you were out on a mission because we cover this a couple weeks ago. when she started she was a director. she was going places but she wasn't unveiling in those places but middle-management. she had got money. she signed or was able to move on with her life and then he came along and dragged it all out and he did tv shows and he got famous and she got two bills. one from the president and one from the pancreas. [laughter] and then she came out and said if this is true, i'm out. even if it's not true, stormy, you don't take advice, get out. greg: it'