when safari guides suddenly say freeze, do you exactly what they say. why you better not move a muscle. >> i want to move. i want to move. can i move? >> it's a cool sight, but -- >> favorite it looked like a meteorite. >> i like it tasty. sometimes i eat is hasty. >> healthy is going viral with a clever ad campaign starring -- >> one of the world's funniest people. >> see why fiber never tasted so funny. >> cameraman. >> we have got christian, ali, kr charity, nick and gail breaking down the best on the web including clues to understanding your wife. >> what did you just say? whatever you do, do not repeat it. >> why deciphering correctly is key. >> don't worry about it. >> cool. >> oh, you are so dead. >> this is one of the examples of when they say don't move, do you exactly what they say. these people are on a safari. >> watch out. there's a lion. i want to move, i want to move, can i move? >> they're telling everybody standstill. >> you can hear it. it's right next to us. no. >> your instifrpnct tells you r but they don't want you to. watch the sta

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sort of like a safari. >> let's go back to the beginning of the national anthem controversy about two years ago. >> yes. the height of it was about a year ago. it started when colin up next started kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality. that was two years ago. it was a contain controversy for a year and then donald trump weighed in. my day job is political reporting for the new york times. football does not offer any respite from american politics these days. >> why did trump go after the nfl? i think he thinks it's a great political issue for him. his base loves the idea that he's going after these elite disrespectful athletes. i also think that he's had a long-standing obsession with the nfl. he's been trying to get in with the leak to owner team for about four decades. he's always been rejected by the nfl owners. so he last tried to get into the league by buying the buffalo bills, the owners wanted nothing to do with him. i don't know this is about the priorities of our culture but the ultimate constellation prizes to wind up in the white house control fro

are exploring the arctic wilderness on what's claimed to be the world's first electric snowmobile safari over the course of two hours they travel twenty five kilometers through lapland snow covered forests on battery power alone. countryside like this because it's peaceful and you get to see things where before that just the noise of the other ones with the you know would take anything lot of what wildlife i think not out of life and that sort of situation the east slade is the result of development work at the lapland university of applied science that started in twenty ten one of the biggest challenges was developing a battery system that retains a charge in the freezing temperatures engineers developed a liquid heating system that keeps the battery warm even at minus forty degrees. but there are drawbacks the eastlands are three times the price of a regular gasoline powered snowmobile and that's not all. the biggest these two is the range at the moment we're going to ride forty kilometers we the seas let's show you really need it so plan the route before before you go to the deep down

i wouldn't buy this. >> you get bit by a lion or something out on the safari?> that was the only thing that didn't bite him. he said everything bit him >> it remiepnded me that life c eb end quickly. >>> sarah sanders says president trump will travel to the u.s.-mexico border on thursday to meet with those on the front lines of the national security and humanitarian crisis. >>> world bank president will step down on february 1st after more than six years on the job kim's exit comes earlier than expected as his term was set to expire in 2022 following his departure kim will join a fund focused on infrastructure investment in developing countries >>> saudi arabia is reportedly looking to cut crude oil exports further in an effort to return global prices to near $80 a barrel in comments to the wall street, they say they plan to cut exports to 7.1 million barrels day by the end of this month >>> a fire ball streaking across the skies over new zealand have left experts wondering what it might have been. initial reports suggest the object that was film on saturday ma

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we are on safari in malibu. >> that's all happening on california live. >> very cool. >> yes. >>> first, happening now, a large avalanche slams into a hotel in southern germany. it is damaging a building there. all 100 hotel guests were evacuated safely. no one was hurt. dozens of people have died in avalanches or weather related. we'll have more news for you right after the break. football "sarah thomas" became the first woman to officiate an n-f-l playoff game as the new england patriots hosted the los angeles chargers. she )s no stranger to breaking through the glass ceiling. >>> she was the first fe plael to an nfl championship game. she also holds the distinctionover becoming refere 2015. she was the first to oh officiate a college bowl game. >> i love that. i could never do it though. i'm always like over there. i don't know what the calls are. i know this one. >> touchdown. >> all right. yeah. we have a lot of football watching and baseball watching too. baseball. we are in basketball season. >> yes. >>> we have a lot of storms moving through. it shows heavier rain moving through

. >> why tourists on safari could not believe their eyes. >> what? mad mom is hot on the heels of her daughter, but -- >> she doesn't have the chase. >> how she lets her flip-flop do the chasing for her. >>> a driver's drowsy. what are you doing, dude? >> the moment of one sobering wake-up call. >> and someone is having a baby. >> oh, how sweet. >> the veteran mommy showing the rookie what she's in store for. >> when they're hungry, they're goingeat. >> oh. ♪ >>> in the many years i've been doing "right this minute," i've seen astonishing video, but not like this one. this is on a south african nature reserve. here comes the giraffe. we've seen that before. but not with a lion riding its back. >> what? >> oh, my gosh. >> eyes bigger than your stomach. >> is that what's going on? the lion was going in for a kill? >> yes. the lion was. light onwasn't the lion wasn't alone. the giraffe was injured. for lion in a pride saw it and pounced. two on its legs, this one road on its back for two minutes. >> that was some pounce. >> you think he jumped on one of

they capped off quite a bit of festivities, including a safari last week. >> it's been a month-long celebrationnd last night was the finale if you'll. >> and liam and miley commemorating ten years on his 29th birthday. >> it's really important. >> that was a 16-year-old miley gushing to "e.t." about her then-co-star. she posted him rocking out. this throwback and a gushy four-slide instagram accidentally calling him her boyfriend. before writing, o-m-g. i almost forgot you're my blank husband now. and katy's b-day message to orlando. she posted this about her boyfriend of three years, quote, happiest 42nd birthday to the cutest and sweetest man. >> he's always trying to get me to hike, yoga. eat vegan. i'm, like -- >> he's a keeper.dn't. very well. >> all right. now to celine dion. it has been an emotional couple of days for her. today marks the three-year anniversary of the passing of her husband, rene angelil. >> she honored him with a sweet instagram post. she said, my dearest rene, always with me, always will be. >> and we were just with her yesterday. it was a tribute for aretha franklin.

many safari-goers got way more than they bargained for.'s hope they anke it in time avoid the rush hour. you can find more of all of the day's news and plenty of coverage of andy murray's retirement on r website. find me on twitter, @bbcrajiniv. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thank you very much for watching us here at "world news america." have a wonderful weekend. ourwith the bbc news app vertical videos are designed to , so around your lifesty you can swipe your way through up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentatione is made possy the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> what are you doing? >> psibilities. your day is filled with them. >> tv,lay "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover tirs. anytime, anywhe. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the

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after cutting short his safari holiday in south africa his conservative party colleagues see the boat arrivals as a threat since christmas around one hundred people have attempted the journey. i hope it will come and visit and see how things are here at the frontline look to creating a patrol force with the french to make sure that any cross found in the channel whichever side of the line they are all help back safely and soundly to the french coast up till now only one ship has patrolled britain's maritime border now the country is calling back two more ships from the mediterranean together with french interior minister christopher custom now javid has promised tougher measures to stop people smuggling. we will do every thing we can to make sure it is not a success in the sense that i don't want people to think that if they need a safe country like france they can get to britain and then just get to stay european law stipulates that france must take back many of the migrants seeking entry to the u.k. but if the u.k. were to crash out of the e.u. in a so-called hard bragg's it that gu

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this road was inside the krueger national park in south africa, which is known for its safaris. >> wowat's better than the chp traffic break. it's a feline break. >> you don't mess with that. >> what's going on? >> there could be a traffic jam of people trying to get to finney's free stuff today. >> michael, you have interesting product to today. >> we have a couple of things. do you have a new years resolution? >> yes. >> [ overlapping talking ]. >> healthfully. >> that's what we're talking about here. a gym membership for one week. seven days. we're going to get you in to crunch. the cool thing about this, you look at the size of it. they're all over the bay area. there's 11 of them. there's certainly one near you. even better, not only do you get the seven days at crunch, you can take any of the classes that they're offering as well. >> i'm a crunch member already. >> yeah. >> two workouts for the price of one. >> this one is on finney. >> something else there? >> i do. check this out. eat healthy. grow your own mushrooms. check this thing out. this is absolutely amazing. it's calle

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of course, the pictures gained international attention when posted on social media and many safari—goers can reach me on twitter. i'm @benmbland. thank you for watching. hello. the weekend is upon us and they will be some spells of sunshine around like there was to end the day on friday in portsmouth and also briefly be feeling a little bit milder but also increasingly windy and there will be a few showers around as well. in fact the western parts of scotland, and persistent spells of rain and that comes courtesy of this cold front which we can see here are already delivering thumpers is to rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastwood so sinking its way south and eastwood so much of the uk it will be a fairly cloudy day on saturday increasingly windy, a few showers thinking their way southwards but tending to dissipate as they do but the showers will give way to a more persistent spell of rain initially across the east of ireland and later in the day across northern and western scotland and the rain driving into t

she won the safari club pathfinder award in 2017. she has redefined her life and encourage others with a powerful message of living life to the fullest. she is an author and a powerful motivational speaker and a passionate advocate for assessable outdoor recreation, and someone you should all respect for what she has continued to accomplish. at all times, ashley has been an investor to wyoming for the outdoors, and for our hunting heritage. ashley is here with us today and i asked you to join me in recognizing her. thank you ashley.[ applause ] to further invest in our hunting and big-game and all while i, i would like to add something to the wildlife natural resource this session. with the aim of moving toward having the trust become self- sufficient as it was always intended to be. let's not let this opportunity pass us by. i now like to take a moment to thank my family. many of our kids have headed back to their jobs. we are joined today here by my daughter-in-law sarah. it was her son everett, our grandson, that you met monday. e

if you don't want to go on safari which is a real treat you can head to a historic unesco protected islande to architecture and beautiful ancient sailboats dotting the harbor. tons of character and the beaches are gorgeous. >> bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. jason: also online and on our mobile app. monte real story that takes a story that are thousands of miles apart connected by immigration. and i it is so intimate don't think i have ever understood the immigration debate and the immigration drama as well as i do having read this piece. >> i think we always think about the big macro stories of emigration and what is out of washington. impacted, ito are is a part of our labor force. thecan find more stories on bloomberg website. >> check out our podcast. more bloomberg television starts now. >> one of the longest-running ceos in tech history. hailing from west virginia john chambers got his start at ibm before landing a job at cisco in the early 90's. he became ceo in 1995, just five years before the tech industry went online. cisco out of devastation growing the re

whether it's san francisco society, whether it's beverly hills, in one way day he wants to be on safaria and the next day he wants to be in the board room on wall street. >> i work with him and he created movies in his mind. he was probably the best movie director in the history of hollywood that never directed a movie. >> having parents who were immigrants, they really come to embraced this country and the freedom they have in america and ralph was one of those people. >> he wasn't just selling clothes. he was selling a lifestyle. he was selling a dream. >> the message from his world about the difference between style and fashion and the idea that one should have an arm's length relationship with fashion because fashion is something that change cans, r his point of view is you should be trying to buy clothes that are going to be with you for a long time. >> he never compromises. he's all about integrity. integrity of product, integrity of manufacture, and integrity of detail. >> in a time when people in this nation were less competent about how they were dressing, they really wanted to

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i saw giraffes and elephants and lions on a safari part of our trip. >> great picture. >> i try to do i will have more things to show later on in the week. that was a lion. a big catch. we didn't catch them, we looked at him. very respectively. it was a wonderful trip. >> that was awesome. the christmas lights are still up all over town, but the holiday is over for me. while it is great to be back at work the memories are still fresh. here i am on christmas with my wife wearing the suit that she gave me for christmas. because i am a snowflake. [laughs] that it was off to jamaica. here we are at the airport and matching running suits. here are my grandkids on a boat that took a snorkeling. here's the least relaxing, he rammed with hanging out with my wife at the pool. here are my three grandkids having some fun in the sun and here i am giving a big hug to my youngest son. it was that kind of vacation, full of fun. a light to be back here at work. >> eagles pulled off a miraculous win against chicago at soldier field. look at this. under one minute left, he was required midseason. i thi

revealed last year that google paid apple $9 billion to keep google as the default search engine on safari, right? so it just kind of shows you the power, and they're going to maybe pay $12 billion. apple can do what they want on this sort of stuff because google really needs to be there on the ios platform. >>> coming up, amazon lower after failing to deliver on its earnings report. the conference call kicking off in the next 20 minutes we'll tell you the most important thing to watch for. >>> check out shares of general electric the stock going parabolic today. >>> and canopy growth is on fire it has nearly doubled in the month of january ceo bruce linton will tell us what he thinks will be a game-changer foranbi cnas. much more "fast money" right after this alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> welcome back to "fast money. general electric topping the tape shares surging after

>> amazing.yo know, we went on a safari, which is essentially just a fancy wo for animal stalking. >>justof like follow around animals. and it's a good thing they can't turn you into thpolice. because they would be like, "that bald guy over there was following me for two hours. light laughter ] and then when i woke up, he was taking pictures of me and my family and we were ned." [ laughter ] you know? it's -- it's a very strange thing. but it is -- it's fascinating. it's hard to articulate, because the sit there and it i circle of life. so, like, you'll sometimes see an animal kill ather animal and intellectually, you think, oh, i don't want to see that. but when you're in the moment, l you'e, get 'em. [ laughter ] even my 9-year-old daughter who loves animals, draws pictures of kittens l of the time, she's like, "get 'em, get 'em!" [ laughter ] y >> set know, i think when -- i mean, you probably seo this athe time when you tell people you have five children, there's probably a bit i a gasp. >> oh, there is s a gasp, but my wife is one of nine. >> seth: yeah.o, >> andhe comes from thi

i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun.cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the bud. dan: gently touch them, and then touch your fingers. lemonis: ooh, it's sappy. dan: yeah. lemonis: is that how you know? dan: uh-huh. that's good. and i'll show you what gives you th

mark: holiday world, splashin' safari park... lemonis: okay.they get about a million to a million and a half visitors a year. lemonis: wow. mark: so that's the big tourism for the town. they're actually the first theme park. lemonis: oh, they're the first theme park that every existed? mark: yeah. they were santa land about 70 years ago. heidi: we moved here two years ago. lemonis: oh, okay. where are you from? heidi: we were originally from pennsylvania. lemonis: oh. heidi: and we were going to do that back there, so i researched it. i'm like, "wow. that's a really cool town." so he changed his job. we moved out here, sold our house, and here we are... lemonis: wow. heidi: ...about two years later. lemonis: who does the toy-buying? heidi: it's a family affair. mark: yeah. yeah. heidi: our kids get involved, too. lemonis: oh, do they? how many kids do you have? heidi: we have two. lemonis: oh, wonderful. heidi: we have a 14-year-old and a 10-year-old. lemonis: very cool. heidi: yes. mark: when you meet hunter, you'll see. he's 14. he's a little

amber the tiger and timer the goat have been best buds in a russian safari since 2015.hat's when the goat was supposed to be live prey for the tiger, but stood his ground and they became best friends. >> wow. >> the zoo said the tiger may soon be relocated, leaving the goat behind, and it is sparking outrage. the last few days, more than 10,000 people signed a petition to keep them together. you know, could you see some bad health effects from that separation because they could get depressed. >> i know. hopefully they'll be able to talk to each other through facetime or something. i don't know. >>> all right, we got much more coming ahead to you. the top stories we're following on this wednesday morning, facebook pulling a controversial app from apple's store. the next in a live report for you, what that app did that forced apple to cry foul. >>> plus imagine lighting up marijuana during outside lands or bay to breakers. it could soon be a thing and a legal thing because people are already doing it. >>> still ahead pete suratos has new details on san francisco's plans t