back in august, i got to fly peregrine falcon to its home territory in southern california. some bay area wildlife rescuers had nursed a girl back to health and needed a hand getting it back to the wild to find tales trip are calling the flight of the falcon. she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad. >> and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching and i've seen parents catch that on the so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and then laying on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife center, bertha sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that the

ceo of peregrine, and "press: here" will be back in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "press: here." we wrap up this week's show with something the industry is calling cozy games. video games that are not about killing or racing or scoring touchdowns, but more simple things, like star do valley or animal crossing. this is animal crossing with no specific goal. you don't win a round or beat an opponent. kennedy rose, a former lawyer, talks about cozy gaming with her nearly 1/3 of a million subscribers. kennedy, who goes by the nickname cozy k online joins me now. you know, let's start with what is a cozy game? what is the definition as you understand it? >> yeah. i like to think of cozy gaming as kind of the antithesis or pushback to the competitive games we were talking about, the shooters, things like that. and those are kind of have been the most prominent in the gaming space. i think there's a time and place for those, too. but cozy games are for those that want to sit back, relax, and take part in something, usually at pretty low stakes. playing out a wholesome story, building up

director believes everyone can agree on the overall mission and says the growth of american alligator, peregrineayton have a great weekend and a happy new year a happy new year. >>> right now at 5:00, high surf slams the bay area coast, leaving damage behind. meteorologist kari hall is also tracking another storm rolling in. >>> donald trump removed from a second state ballot, and a big decision from california this morning. >>> plus, today is expected

military industry are talking about the fact that $500 million is not enough for the improvement of the peregrine falcon, i have big questions, and what is happening, are they able to find $500 million, is there no political will to create ukrainian weapons that could strike targets exclusively on the territory of the enemy country, we are primarily talking about military airfields and, accordingly, military factories for the production of, including cruise missiles without... aircraft, i.e. this the issue is complex, if we expect to solve this issue, namely, the neutralization of the enemy’s military infrastructure on its territory exclusively with the help of unmanned aerial vehicles, then this is the wrong way, there should be a missile program of ukraine, accordingly , a so-called missile spear, which would give an adequate response to by the enemy's efforts, but to create storage bases in the zone of destruction of these missiles and accordingly develop the military infrastructure for the production of weapons on ukrainian territory. today. mr. dmitry, british edition za economist writes tha

so the tactics and technical characteristics of the peregrine falcon - it is 500 km, with a range ofage, and i have a question about the second year of the war, and when are the representatives of ukraine currently leaving. the military industry is talking about the fact that 500 million dollars are not enough for the improvement of the falcon, i have big questions, and what is happening, you are not able to find 500 million dollars, is there no political will to create ukrainian means of destruction that could hit targets exclusively on the territory of the enemy country, we are primarily talking about military airfields, and accordingly military factories for production, in including cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. that is, this issue is complex, if we expect to solve this issue, namely, the neutralization of the enemy's military infrastructure on its territory exclusively with the help of unmanned aerial vehicles, then this is the wrong way, there should be a missile program of ukraine, accordingly, a so-called missile spear, which would provide an adequate a respons

that this was your flight, yes, it happened, anyuta, yes, we’ll be traveling for a long time, tea peregrine we'll get everything done while we have time, i'll just change clothes, anya, thank you, oh, thank you, goodbye, sorry, goodbye, very nice, thank you, goodbye, oops, goodbye, well, it’s not cold, now let’s have a quick breakfast, let’s go for a walk around the city, that’s wonderful, well, let’s go, lorika , hi, oh, hi, dear, merry christmas to you, thank you too, thank you, what are your plans, well, nothing special, but i did you hear something here in russia? “tell me, everything is going well between you and vadik, well, yes, you decided to separate by mutual consent, but what? but definitely by mutual consent, yes, what happened? yes, you understand, this morning your vadik called mine and asked me to fire you, right after the holidays , mine agreed, but they..." have their own men's scores, which is generally true, len, you'll be there soon, we might be late, hello, hello, sashka, dear, merry christmas, thank you, and you too, sash, m, what do you have a cat intercom? and where

economy of physicians, the executive vice president of texas oncology, senior policy analyst for peregrine health and the two and joseph a pechman senior fellow in economics that is at the rear initiative on health policy at the brookings institute. dr., you are recognized for five minutes for your opening testimony. >> chairman, vice chair, members of the sub committee, my name is eben. i am a practicing physician in jack, alabama and i'm a cofounder of the medical clinic of jackson. medical director of the local nursing home. as president-elect of the american academy of family physicians i'm honored to be here representing 129,600 physicians and student members of the af. i went into family medicine over 35 years ago i then asked health services course color to serve in underserved communities. i went there and paid my dues, did my time and did what the program meant to do. i stood there to continue to serve that community. i have stayed there ever since. my training has allowed me to develop long relationships with my patients and deliver patient centered primary care. we are not calle

agree on the endangered species' act overall mission, and says the growth of the american alligator, peregrinehance, it has the ability to heal itself. >> and as luck would have it -- >> there it is! >> wow! >> two bald eagles even graced our interview. >> how lucky are we? >> so lucky. >> still, an immense challenge lies ahead with the impact of climate change occurring more often, according to the fish and wildlife service breeding is being impacted by shifting migratory patterns and rising ocean levels affects sea turtle nesting more than 1,600 animals or plant species are listed as endangered or threatened. just 66 species have successfully been removed. >> emilie, thank you we take some of these laws for granted that have been around for 50 years, but it shows you what a big difference it makes >> i remember growing up as kids, you would never see a bald eagle. it was so rare and now it's off the endangered species list, 300,000 plus around the country, they are glorious if you ever get a cans -- a chanc to see them. >> that's a great story. >> dylan's checking the forecast for us right n

taking a ride on a peregrine falcon or looking at the eiffel tower, the bright stickers on the packagesose this: have a good rest, quite often three or four times a year on birthdays, my little children love, especially my son, on the counters there are roman candles, sparklers, fountains and... on this product the necessary signs are present, including signs, but in any case i would not recommend using this product according to its intended purpose, it was bought secondhand , so no one bears a guarantee for this perekonik product, so the comparison experiment ended before it even began, which speaks for itself, according to the rescuer, the chances are that the fireworks could explode right in your hands, not zero at all, a person can get a burn to the hand, so it can be... amputation of fingers, even the whole hand, burn not only to the face, but also to the eyes, respiratory tract, if we talk about the face itself, then a burn to the cornea. how to choose the right fireworks? first, let's go back to the store. from the seller at you have all the quality certificates in your hands, yo

peregrine falcons, american okaloosa darters, lot of great success stories, all of which we can contributedangered species act. host: tyrone in illinois, you are next. caller: it is great to hear for you. i have a couple of questions. one is that i am a hunter and i rehink hunter's pay a lot of money to help natural sources which is a great thing. the other thing that i think is important is that you mentioned yellowstone and we have a lot of natural fires that happen. and i think we are wasting a natural resource. my third question that really is important because when you introduce a lot of species from the united states from different countries that have had great success and some of them have had detrimental impact not only to the species here but to some of the species that cause a lot of problems introducing those species to the united states. and what are we going to try and take care of these types of problems? guest: that last one you mentioned, invasive species is one of the five main threats to biodiversity loss globally, but one that we are also facing in the u.s.. just look at