we also have video of one of these penguins who didn't remember how to do it. the temperature just right today. the zoo says it has to be 45 degrees. 45 degrees or colder for them to get out there. you don't want it too warm for a penguin, even if they can't remember how to do that diving thing. no toboggan necessary for these guys. >> he's excited, though. >> a gorgeous, warm day coming, penguins aren't going to like it here tomorrow. >> the wind is going to be a big issue. gusty winds, wind advisory through 11:00 a.m. monday. a dry and windy start and we're hoping to get more than a few showers friday. that is how this dry february continues to roll on. >> no hope for a storm on friday? >> hopefully less wind. >> thanks very much for watching, "saturday night live" next. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steye

they studied nearly 600 penguins and say linguistic laws are used by both penguins and humans. penguins reportedly use shorter words and the longer their sentences are, the shorter the words in it are. both techniques are also true in humans and primates communications. researchers believe these linguistic laws could be used by many other species as well. we'll be right back. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a schhelpedacher. dad jd prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked my money to good causes,lede and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun

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. >>> just in,,peng patrick marle traded by the san jose sharks to the pittsburgh penguins for draft picks. he might have a chance to hoist the cup as the penguins are in the playoff hunt, and he is going to return to the sharks for a league minimum contest for the 20th season, and he is the sharks's leader in goals, and games and points. and the coach said that patrick is one of the most iconic players to ever wear the sharks' uniform, and he has every opportunity to win a stanley cup. so true. >> and more is coming for you, and including a dream come true, and including a called in to replace a injured goalie as well. >> and a couple of side shows are taking over the roads and the reason that the residents are angry with the police. grd now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom

. >>> penguins at the pittsburgh zu and aquarium enjoyed their first snow day.emperature was just right. the zoo said it has to be 45 degrees or colder for the penguins to be outside safely. he may have forgotten how to do that slide. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. we're back at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a deadly rampage at a mall in thailand a soldier goes rogue, killing more than 20 people the desperate hours-long standoff to capture the gunman >>> the first american death in the coronavirus outbreak a shocking video emerges in china residents dragged from their homes. dozens more diagnosed on cruise ships. we hear from those trapped on board >>> e attack in afghanistan. multiple u.s. troops killed and wounded we have late-breaking details. >>> the fight to the finish three days until the first primary of 2020. and the democratic candidates aren't holding back >> he's a good guy he's a great mayor but guess what he was a mayor >> the new attacks today. >>> the hidden charges you're paying at hotels >> isn't that what they call bait and

. >> and i saw you were running past penguins and seals. they're looking at you and you're looking at them. it has to be pretty funny. >> there wasn't a lot of snow on the ground so it was good to see penguins on the ground. >> yeah. climate. a whole other issue we can talk about for a long time. >> so which was the most challenging in. >> i think that was the fifth race. the floits, my ankle had swollen up. i was kind of nursing that around. remarkably, after i completed that, i iced it and took some ibuprofen. after that, i felt fine. i think it was actually the sixth marathon. the seventh and eighth didn't have any issues at all. >> how did you acclimate to the different climates? it's hot. >> singapore was really hot and humid and antarctica was i didn't really have time to do anything else other than jump in and start running. >> what kind of a support team did you have? >> so there were seven of us there. they were three hof us doing marathons and half marathons. and we were taken through the airports. so you probably had some team bo

fold and as it continues to melt the warm temperatures are also having an impact on wildlife like penguins populations of them have plunged dramatically we did find one colony an elephant island very large decline about 77 percent. tremendous loss or a very short period of time and with january of 2020 setting new heat records there's no sign the melt is going to slow anytime soon. i want to get more now on the situation in and arctic i'm joined in studio by richard black he's the director of the energy and climate intelligence unit that is a u.k. based think tank which are ok nearly $21.00 degrees in antarctica we were looking at that video there's hardly any snow on the ground there it is that sounds like something it looks like something that should be setting off alarms bells i mean can you put this into context this temperature sure i mean as you said it's the highest temperature has ever been so you don't want to get now to put it in this perspective it's this isn't in the middle of antarctica it's on the antarctic peninsula which is the bit that sticks up towards the southern tip of

. >>> african penguins received heart shaped valentines today for their nest. dozens of people watched as a biologist handed them out to the penguins today. traditionally, the male penguins take the heart, and take it back to their mates. the hearts then get torn up, and used as nesting material. the biologists say it encourages breeding, and helps them bond. >>> the nfl reinstates miles garrett after his indefinite suspension. >> a's manager, bob melvin weighs in on mike fiers, and how he might be perceived this year. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountab

these emperor penguins are tourist magnets more and more people visit their breeding grounds in the eternal winter. though travel to the white continent is comparatively cheap for a few $1000.00 tourists can admire the animal kingdom as they travel to the poll. about $52000.00 tourists visited the antarctic last year these numbers are predicted to rise. stuff and. there has to be a cap on the number of people visiting the antarctic mass tourism cannot be allowed there must. just when messner and folks entered the record books by crossing the antarctic 30 years ago they travelled for 3 months without seeing another so. the football now you're going klinsmann has been removed from the board of health to berlin days after he stunned the bundesliga by abruptly resigning as coach for my germany and us trying out had said he wanted to remain on the board i have to say i have invested since the club can no longer work with clinton. up next here on the w.i. documentary the sound of freedom looking back at the history of protest songs in the meantime don't forget the website is there for all the lat

these emperor penguins are tourist magnet for more and more people visit their breeding grounds in the eternal winter. though travel to the white continent is comparatively cheap for a few $1000.00 tourists can admire the animal kingdom as they travel to the pole. about $52000.00 tourists visited the antarctic last year these numbers are predicted to rise. stuff into uncited from 2 was there has to be a cap on the number of people visiting the antarctic mass tourism cannot be allowed their doctors who lost so when messner and folks entered the record books by crossing the antarctic 30 years ago they traveled for 3 months without seen another soul. this is from glenn up next we're taking a look at germany's role in nato for now though i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being us being with us here today. on. that. country good. morning every. running. you introduce another joke you made for mines.

it continues to melt the warm temperatures are also having an impact on wildlife like chinstrap penguins populations of them have plunged dramatically we did find one colony on elephant island that had a very large colony the decline about 77 percent. tremendous loss over a very short period of time and with january of 2020 setting new heat records there's no sign the melt is going to slow anytime soon. sports and they blunders make a process and have been the german jaclyn high team present one minute hopeless the next they're patchy formis threatening to derail their title challenge after losing to leverkusen last weekend faith badly need 3 points tonight in a form from 1st come to town. things unraveled in a flash for dortmund after being $32.00 up later cruising level it was. then grabbed the winner himself just as she minutes was. one of dortmund's big name signings it was a better home debut. despite a stunning 1st goal. i. was disappointed randy a game like that when you're ahead after 80 minutes if you want to win it. i don't think we played too badly. i think we played well for

we need that for the penguins. heather: don't penguins mate for life? or is that lobsters. it's on the internet, it must be true. you'll be back. we'll see you tomorrow. fox news sunday, out of new l ham shire tomorrow -- new l hamw hampshire tomorrow as well. eric: off u.s. officials confm the first u.s. death from the coronavirus as cases continue to spread across the globe. the u.s. citizen died in wuhan, china. researchers are racing to develop an effective vaccine amid growing concerns about how to respond the deadly disease. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm air sean. artheleric sean.arthel: i'm ar. neville. the number of deaths are topping 700, most are in china countries around the world

it continues to melt the warm temperatures are also having an impact on wildlife like chinstrap penguins populations of them have plunged dramatically we did find one colony on elephant island that had a very large cawley that declined about 77 percent. tremendous loss over a very short period of time and with january of 2020 setting new heat records there's no sign the melt is going to slow anytime soon. well it's valentine's day and love is in the air in thailand by more than 20 couples got married aboard a hot air balloons hundreds of people back to push them off but it's risky bad marriage certificates and take to the skies this newlyweds the weddings were part of the balloon festival in chiang rai so if you fancy starting out of life on a hike you might bear in mind that organizers are hoping for more participants next year. but valentine's day is not just idle state w. has been asking children around the world what fills their hearts and minds with happiness. what. they see the links and little couple he kill lying now. what's. up you don't. get old thing was in. the. hundreds have

these emperor penguins are tourist magnet for more and more people visit their breeding grounds in the eternal winter. though travel to the white continent is comparatively cheap for a few $1000.00 tourists can admire the animal kingdom as they travel to the pole. about $52000.00 tourists visited the antarctic last year these numbers are predicted to rise. stuff into unsought from 2 there has to be a cap on the number of people visiting the antarctic mass tourism cannot be allowed their doctors who must so when messner and folks enter the record books by crossing the antarctic 30 years ago they travelled for 3 months without seen another soul. are george w. news from berlin coming up next business with kate ferguson and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website d w dot com i'm 4th off for all of us in berlin thanks for the company. much of it. surely to news from africa and the world is your link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy town i would say debbie did comstock's traffic join us on facebook. for cause.

barnes and noble and penguins house planned to release special editions. the idea got slammed online with one critic referring to it as literary black face. >>> well, over 20 million people are under a flash flood watch and 50 million are facing winter weather alerts as a powerful system pounds the eastern u.s. let's get more from pedram javah.e.r.i. severe weather across the region as well as a level 3 on scale there in place for generally cadging winds, a few ice tornados. certainly could see some large hail as well. and the temperatures supporting spring like patterns. but flash flood watches in place for about 20,000,050 million to the north and ohio valley and eventually into new england dealing with winter weather alerts but that is an area where some icing is possible into the early morning hours. but notice friday 1:30 in the morning the system beginning to park just offshore so the impacts there begins exiting stage right. but before it's done a few inches possible as far as rainfall into parts of the south and work your way into new england. got

sharks intent penguins face-off starting tonight at 7:30. the current golden state warriors season may be dismal but now there is something here towards lifting fans spirits. >> benny realize in his motivation to come back even stronger. since >> a new documentary tracking klay thompson's comeback rated shows him tearing his acl and his road to recovery. the warriors say that thompson is on track to return for training in september. >>> coming up, we will have the latest from santa clara county where in new lead diagnosed coronavirus leads all officials to put out a fresh warning. >>> democrats are making their closing pictures to voters for the states primary just three days away. >>> here's a live look outside and san jose. we will be back in just a moment. ident kennedy knew settg for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's

his wife tweeted that growing up patrick's favorite team was the penguins as a kid.he sharks are struggling so by trading the 40-year-old marleau to a contender gives him a chance to win a stanley cup. >> imagine you're plucked out after corrode but here is the hard part, you only have a few minutes to get ready. >> the zamboni driver became a star. >>> you can only imagine what his nerves are like. >> reporter: david ayres' nhl dream came true. >> i was confident until i hit the ice and then i was terrified. >> reporter: that's because the 42-year-old is a building operations manager in toronto, a former minor league player on standby at the toronto maple leafs/carolina game as the emergency goaltender for either team. but when carolina lost one and then another goalie to injury, it was ayres' turn. >> the guy said get your stuff on. we're going on the ice. are you serious? >> this is practically impossible that you're now asking him to do this. >> reporter: and ayres struggled early allowing goals on the first two shots he faced. >> i had to regroup. one of the pla

i'm not kidding and make me do my live shot outside while the penguins are inside. connell: you have to have the effect. speaking of live shots. we'll have one from washington no doubt as the senate trial begins on the floor. they are back in session. they will vote on two articles of impeachment in order. melissa: market up 482 points. they're voting on impeachment. the market is soaring, whatever. crowding out the field. michael bloomberg's pricey tactic that could leave 2020 candidates far behind in the ad campaign. connell: cracking down on pesky robocalls. how big tech is taking aim at all this, trying to cut down on scammers across the country. melissa: shaking up the experience. how movie theaters are luring consumers in the age of netflix and streaming this hour. ♪. cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you ne

barlow was drafted by the penguins in 1997. >>a big story in the east bay, a high school and oakland will remain closed day because they found cancer causing chemicals in the oundwater of e campus a climng as high school and so it's bn closed since last week but they have done some testing already and found some promising resultso far dozens samples taken from 50 spotaround campus show. no trace of that toxic chemical >>sampling that we did on preliminary testing ca back 0%. he says air samples that every classroom acss the school. every location where everybody gathers we std all of them tuesy will be thday that we have him back inschool. but it won't be at the climate. >>the oakland unified school district is considering west oaand middle school west ke middle school and ralph bunche the academy has options for the students until the school is ready to sink in climb and should be safe to return to by next week. and the north bay police are looking for a gunman who opened fire in a by intersection this happened in november on

. >>> a giant penguin now hangs high above the oakland zoo. mr. penguin illustrates a powerful story about pollution. he and his friends are made from ocean trash. the oakland zoo has been limiting plastic for a decade, reduce plastic packaging in its gift shop by more than half. a company signed on by offering its water in aluminum cans for the first time. the plastic bottles used to line the shelves in the restaurant were replaced by more sustainable containers, part of the zoo's awareness campaign, "say no to plastic." >> those are becoming so much more popular. >> you're supposed to be carrying your water bottle around with you and they have refilling stations. >> we'll all get used to it soon. they have cool colors. how is it looking outside? >> after that record setting heat, we're starting to cool off. plus something your weather apps aren't showing you right now. an incoming wind event. i'll show you how strong it will get, coming up in a few minutes. >>> this is an issue we all want in our neighborhoods, increasing public safety. but it c

colonies that are on the decline specifically chin trapped penguins.ive reduction within that area. so let's talk about the heat wave that is occurring. takeantarctica. and again, south america just to our north. we recorded a temperature of 65 degrees farenheit. and sunday of this week, 69.3 degrees. the previous record was 63.5. so we're eclipsing these daytime highs, record high temperatures in antarctica, the coldest place on the plan either by tet by th. and happened twice in a period of seven days. the pine island delay are sure, th glacier has had some implications due to the heat wave and it is captured here. you can see the massive iceberg which by the way is roughly the size of the city of atlanta. it broke off just a couple of days ago and now floating openly across the open ocean. and this is just one of the tell tail signs, fingerprints of climate change especially when we're coming off the warmest january globally on record. and so now the new january record of 2.50 degrees, a disturbing trend to say the least. this is the 44th consecutiv

his wife tweeted this photo of young marlowe who grew up a penguins fan. >>> cactus league giants and defects. the giants first hit of the day was a big one. mom gloria shallow right field. giants beat the d backs 11-9. the a's lost to the bruins. >>> arizona's medicine bumgardner did not pitch against his old team. the biggest story of the day in arizona. bumgardner competed professional rodeo under the alias mason saunders. the athletic was the first to notice him and a few photos posted on facebook by rancho rio in arizona. there is a bumgardner on top of the horse roping a bowl two weeks before he signed $85 million deal with arizona. the diamondbacks were unaware of mason saunders until now. >>> i don't know mason saunders yet. he is a pretty impressive guy. i will say that. i've seen a picture of m doing amazing things. and that is not easy. he is a pretty impressive died.>>> safe to say it wasn't his first rodeo. $26,000 and that roping contest. >>> he is so big. isn't he hard to miss? >>> that has to be a big course. >>> we will be right back. fighting climate change isn't jus

they are sculptures of a river otter, a mako shark, and a penguin. the artist has sculptures all over, even the smithsonian. >> they're made of garbage. >> reporter: really? >> they're all made of garbage and all garbage picked up off of beaches. >> reporter: all kinds of debris, some from as far away as japan. this is all part of her life's work drawing attention to global plastic pollution. this is all kicking off a campaign called imagine a future without plastic. >> we gave up plastic straws, cups, lids, but now we're giving up the plastic water bottles and those types of things that will always stay in the environment. >> reporter: the zoo says they're negotiating with their suppliers to eliminate all plastics, announcing that for the first time ever dasani water is now in aluminum cans. folks are naturally drawn to the cup sculptures. kids touch the items. even young kids get an understanding of the plastic problem. >> people have been picking it up, including artists, and they made it into those sculptures. >> reporter: what do you think of th

patrick marleau is headed to pittsburgh to join the penguins.let us shot at making a deep playoff run in san jose received a conditional third-round pick in the trade at the penguins do go on to win the stanley cup that will become a second round pick marlo has never won a cup but he does have a lot of sharks records to his name. he's the all-time franchise leader in goals points and games played. now the sharks have one more game left in their east coast road trip they play in philadelphia tomorrow morning before coming fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. this is a stodream.the american

. >> these emperor penguins are tourist magnets. more and more people visit their breeding grounds in the eternal winter. both travel to the consonant is comparatively cheap. for a few thousand dollars, tourists can admire the animal kingdom as they travel. about 52,000 tourists visited the antarctic last year. these numbers are predicted to rise. >> there has to be a cap on the number of people visiting the antarctic. mass tourism cannot be allowed there. >> when the entered the record books like crossing the antarctic 30 years ago, they travel to for three months without seeing another soul. brent: here's another look at the other stories making headlines. at least one person has died after torrential rains batter australia's east coast. a woman has been reported missing. emergency workers have rescued dodozens of people from thehe fs and schools have been closed. authorities say the rain has helped them put out multiple bushfireres. indonesia's s volcano has eruptd throwing ash thousands of meters into the air. visitors were aske

san jose is going to host the penguins on saturday. hey, did you see this? one of the best videos of the weekend from the xfl in st. louis. a girl holding a sign, thin mints for a football. i'd make that trade any day. he made that trade. he's going to open up the box and eat them on the sideline. what do you do with thin mints? you eat them. this is the abc 7 sports report a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa vo:for president.ver that's mike bloomberg. a middle class kid who built a global company from scratch. mayor of new york, rebuilding the city after the 9-11 terrorist attack, creating 450,000 jobs. running for president - and on a roll. workable plans to deliver on bette

penguins to be outside safely. he may have forgotten how to do that slide. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. we're back at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a deadly rampage at a mall in thailand a soldier goes rogue, killing more than 20 people the desperate hours-long standoff to capture the gunman >>> the first american death in the coronavirus outbreak a shocking video emerges in china residents dragged from their homes. dozens more diagnosed on cruise ships. we hear from those trapped on board >>> e attack in afghanistan. multiple u.s. troops killed and wounded we have late-breaking details. >>> the fight to the finish three days until the first primary of 2020. and the democratic candidates aren't holding back >> he's a good guy he's a great mayor but guess what he was a mayor >> the new attacks today. >>> the hidden charges you're paying at hotels >> isn't that what they call bait and switch >> how people are now fighting back against so-called resort fees. >>> and there's good news tonight the reunion three years in the making. how a can of beer brought a missi

san jose is going to host the penguins on saturday. hey, did you see this? one of the best videos of the weekend from the xfl in st. louis. a girl holding a sign, thin mints for a football. i'd make that trade any day. he made that trade. he's going to open up the box and eat them on the sideline. what do you do with thin mints? you eat them. this is the abc 7 sports report vo:for president.ver that's mike bloomberg. a middle class kid who built a global company from scratch. mayor of new york, rebuilding the city after the 9-11 terrorist attack, creating 450,000 jobs. running for president - and on a roll. workable plans to deliver on better health care. affordable college. job creation. common sense plans to beat trump, fix the chaos in washington, and get things done. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connec

for the 50th time he'll face penguins captain sidney crosby. 15th season as well.n that time no one in the league has put up points at a faster rate. both have stanley cups and are after another.

now and the pittsburgh penguins that beat the philadelphia flyers in overtime the penguins blew a 2 goal lead but recovered the game went over time just 55 seconds in sidney crosby school to lift the pittsburgh to 43 win for their league leading 19th home victory. and that so you support michelle i want to thank you very much and thank you for joining us for this news hour here on al-jazeera but keep it here we have more of the day's news for you on the other side of bread. in russia many cuddy's migrant lack of. grazing. echoing and increasingly for many a global trend. of force left vulnerable to exploitation and xenophobia. people in power investigate. little pakistan. on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because that's not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and we pull from the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice and one of the child why that

those things we can see even the models so we'll get our 1st thing right next to me over here is the penguins color and testament codes are. good plots quite healthy. ok so this is a lot which obviously this is not about the mass have much more on their worst because it's just carry on and that's a pretty true ssion from just my cousin a few a marvel week after bar and it's just been leaked and most of the patients who have to particular they don't have never sometimes ok so this is a lie we don't have to worry about this but what about this year it seems limited they are both rather scary as there is a strong inflammation close to the divots you can love. inside that if that's cause. of why it turn around it's bacteria infect you have to treat it of antibiotics so so this is infections so what you can see here this was a lot of the fiction this is something coming off the wall here that's why i live there perforation of the macos are they are small and usually they have been nicknamed. the bigger they are the risk is increasing to cancer ok so even if it is still behind it can grow to a canc

these emperor penguins are tourists magnets more and more people visit their breeding grounds in the eternal winter. though travel to the white continent is comparatively cheap for a few $1000.00 tourists can admire the animal kingdom as they travel to the poll about $52000.00 tourists visited the antarctic last year these numbers are predicted to rise. stuff and. there has to be a cap on the number of people visiting the antarctic mass tourism cannot be allowed their list so when messner and folks entered the record books by crossing the antarctic 30 years ago they travelled for 3 months without seeing another soul. and they didn't need $89000.00 all right football now coach you're going klinsmann abruptly resigned tuesday after just 2 months on the job since then the team and his former coach have taken turns making statements about each other to the media their relationship appears irreparably damaged. he was supposed to take eric to berlin to the champions league again clean's man came to the club as a member of the supervisory board and an adviser to the investor laws even tosse

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it continues to melt the warm temperatures are also having an impact on wildlife like chinstrap penguins populations of them have plunged dramatically we did find one colony on elephant island very large declined about 77 percent. tremendous loss over a very short period of time and with january of 2020 setting new heat records there's no sign the melt is going to slow anytime soon. germany's federal prosecutor has dealt a blow against a suspected right wing terrorist cell on friday morning raids were carried out across 6 german states a total of 12 men including a civil servant who are detained they are suspected of planning attacks on politicians and muslims and one of the groups goals was reportedly to disrupt the german state and social order aiming to create quote civil war like conditions in the country he suspects are to be brought before a judge at germany's high court on saturday. by for more i'm joined in studio by carl keller from the german anti right wing extremism activist group and as you watch 1st of all give me some perspective on the size of this operation so there were

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the number of chinstrap penguins and parts of western and arctica has fallen by some 80 percent that since the 1007 does according to scientists studying climate change this comes as a research piece in an article recorded its warmest temperatures ever for that continent. well the 2 most senior health officials in who bay the province at the center of china's corona virus outbreak of been fired this news comes as the death toll from the virus tops 1000 and with more than 42000 cases now confirmed in china as extended lunar new year holiday comes to an end many chinese are choosing to stay at home but alters are getting back to work that despite fears about the virus spreading. back to work in beijing with temperature scans and breathing masks despite the heightened precautions beijing residents say life must go on. i think we can just act like nothing happened my companies prepared some protective gear for us like masks. and life goes on anyway how can we stop going outside stop working simply because of fear of disease we can't do that. you said that there's a chinese president xi j

it continues to melt the warm temperatures are also having an impact on wildlife like chinstrap penguins populations of them have plunged dramatically we did find one colony an elephant island had a very large colony that declined about 77 percent. tremendous loss over a very short period of time and with january of 2020 setting new heat records there's no sign the melt is going to slow anytime soon. at the opposite pole dozens of scientists are stranded themselves on oct ice to investigate the north poles weather and climate in the age of global climate change the german ship paula stern and a russian support boat which themselves to an ice floe moving slowly through the region they plan to stay for a year. they're not far from the north pole and the temperature is as low as 35 degrees below 0 the ice here used to be called eternal but it doesn't seem like that anymore this is why they're here the ships and their equipment on the ice prove interesting to the locals. say the bears a difficult to pick out against the snow. a sniff around a research container. and a careful inspection of a

the number of tunes from penguins and parts of western and arctic has fallen by some even percent since 1900 sets according to scientists studying climate change this comes as a research base and you know or to cover corded it's warmest temperatures ever or the constant. well the 3rd terry says it has killed more than $100.00 syrian military personnel they died in shelling and. retaliation for a syrian attack that left turkish soldiers dead the past week has seen tensions between syria and turkey escalate the syrian armed forces are on the offensive in the province and want to retake the country's last remaining anti-government stronghold where turkish troops are eating the rebels. to keep back against the asset regime ankara says it will repay its own casualties. must be confirmed as soon as possible. to be permanent the assad regime's aggression. president has emphasized that turkey will take the necessary measures if the regime continues its aggression. to hospital some of the turkish troops injured in a sad latest assault on it lived a sad is trying to recapture the province from re

places on earth but for example it's there's a new study that shows that the population of chinstrap penguins as along the western coastline has crashed by over 75 percent since similar studies were carried out back in the one $970.00 s. and really in the ark in the antarctic it all comes down to to the krill population who are these small shrimp like creatures that there are vast vast swarms of them in the in the waters around antarctica and the entire eco system there depends on everything it's cruel or something that needs krill and so if that population has been showing due to commercial fishing obviously as well but krill are a cold water animal they don't like it when it gets warmer and the long term impact of warming waters around antarctica if it impacts heavily even more heavily on the crow population it could bring the entire sort of severe the antarctic. edifice into. into a into a very bad place all right eric williams from d.w. science thank you so much for bringing us that story well on the opposite end of the planet dozens of scientists have stranded themselves on arctic ice to

the number of chinstrap penguins in parts of western and arctica has fallen by some 80 percent since 1900 s. this is according to scientists studying climate change and comes as a research base in antarctica recorded its warmest temperatures ever for the continent. well the turkish military is claiming that is killed more than $100.00 syrian military personnel in the province there are said to have died in shelling that came in retaliation for a syrian attack that left turkish soldiers dead syria's military is on the offensive right now in lebanon wants to retake the country's last remaining anti-government stronghold where turkish troops are aiding the rebels. turkey fights back against the asset regime ankara says it will repay its own casualties. must be confirmed as soon as possible. to be permanent the assad regime's aggression. president has emphasized that turkey will take the necessary measures if the regime continues its aggression its. airlifted to hospital some of the turkish troops injured in a sad latest assault on it lived a sad is trying to recapture the province from

. >>> the shark host the penguins after a thrilling overtight win against the devils. . >> and he shoves the smaller player away. scores. . >> logan scored 38 second no overtime and lifted the sharks to a 3-2 win. victory snapped a five-game losing streak. puck drops tomorrow night at shark tank at 7:30. >>> time is 4:17. did you see the warriors? they will be in phoenix tomorrow night after being blown out at home at the chase center. the lakers beat them 116 to 86. lebron james was sitting out with a groin injury. meantime, draymond green missed most of the game in the second quarter. he got tangled up with dwighthoward and they argued with the refs and that led to a technical and 11 seconds later another technical andremond is kicked out. he has 14 technical fouls autom suspension was issued at 16 technicals. he is close. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you better talk to him. >> i will. >> okay. >> that's unusual for draymond isn't it? >> unfortunately, yeah. >> just kidding. >> maybe he should have yoga. >> we would be worried if the warriors had a chance of making the playoffs. >> yeah. >> bu