david: did you play with stuffed animals or pandas? brandie: stuffed animals.y neighbors had cows so i would go over and feed the cows. david: you told your parents you wanted to be a national zoo director? how did you let your parents know? are you trained as a zoologist? brandie: i was a young girl interested in science in the middle of nowhere in pennsylvania and i thought if you wanted to be a scientist, that meant you were a doctor and i thought that was my only career path. my undergraduate degree is in biology. i thought about it and i said this is not what i want to do. i want to work with animals. i was about to start an internship with an ophthalmologist and i called the pittsburgh zoo and said i want to do what you do. tell me, how did you get this job? this was back in the day. the guy said i am on my way to interview for a summer intern and i'll interview you right now and if you do well i will hire you. i got the job. i went home and told my mother that instead of doing an internship with the doctor i was going to intern as a zookeeper. david: wha

i want to work with animals. was about to start an internship with an ophthalmologist and i called the pittsburgh zoo and said i want to do what you do. tell me, how did you get this job? this was back in the day. the guy said i am on my way to interview for a summer intern and i will interview you right now and if you do well i will hire you. i got the job. i went home and told my mother that instead of doing an internship with the doctor i would intern as a zookeeper. david: what did she say? brandie: [laughter] we were driving at the time. she almost drove the car off the road. it was the first time i ever heard my mother swear. she said at least do something respectable with your life. be a lawyer. david: you got the internship and you must have liked it. what happened? brandie: i tell people i never made a smart career decision of my life. i did the internship at the zoo. the thing about zoos, not that they just educate and inspire people. zoos are unique conservation organization. there are species that exi

you in peta kill your animals. they weren't exterminated.ifferent. somebody held them in their arms and let them go, because... they were killed. yes, because they were in a world that didn't want them, and... your ratio of... wait. wait, wait, wait. no, you cannot leave it there. you cannot leave it there. our ratio of euthanasia is high because we are the only shelter in that entire low—income area that allows people to bring animals who are ridden with cancer, who are aggressive, who have been out, have heartworm that they can't cure, and come to us, and free of charge we will take them in and we will euthanise their animals, because they cannot afford transportation, let alone veterinary care. and all the other shelters around us are no—kill, which sounds so marvellous, but they send the animals who have to be euthanised to us to do what they consider the dirty work. and we will always do that. and we open our doors to anyone, and come and watch it and see who these poor animals are. i think in the course of our conversation, i have trul

well protected the young animals mature. it was the same with the style a scene which genes make a testimony and tiger tasmanian tiger. pictures of the skeleton and organs have been taken of all of the embryos past, concentrates on typical characteristics. this note the job, the strong hind legs, the or in comparable predators, such as the dog blanketing. though he finds dean regions that are important for hunting prate, and these could also be decisive for the reconstruction of the test median tigers. dna the researchers are studying which introduced has manian tied to a genes trigger, which changes using embryos manipulated in the laboratory that came originally from done arts. there are still many unanswered questions, but knowledge about the various stages of development is growing rapidly. the 1st has meaning and tigers could be born in the next decade. you michael, of those changes the beginning, you will have a complete so i listen. it any differences that you would have from any wall follow the same? would be about t

we also investigate animal abuse, animal neglect. got a lot going on here. >> without us, there would be a lot more (indiscernible) a lot more animals suffering. who would people call? the police? fire? they have their own jobs and don't have resources or knowledge. they don't know how to help animals. so much hoar suffering. >> we took in 2800 animals last year. without a shelter where do the animals go? i think the community would suffer if we were not here. >> whether living on the street or (indiscernible) animals are very important to people, so we are helping humans also, and we are alleviating a lot of suffering by doing our jobs. [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what is coming up next for what is that for? >> oh , firefighter backsterinvited mow to a fire station to see the c

an animal rescue. i know for some of the animals, we don't normally think to rescue. i suppose we'll take a look. i think they're cute. each one of them. at least the guinea pigs. speaking of animals, the eagles. how about that? >> yeah. >> i don't need any rescuing because they are champions. and that's where we begin with the philadelphia eagles back on top. the top perch in the national football league. >> philly fans are celebrating after their birds landed in new orleans and gobbled up the two time defending champion kansas city chiefs, 40 to 22. >> the eagles scored the game's first 34 points. it started with a tush push touchdown by eventual super bowl mvp jalen hurts. the blitz ended with a 46 yard touchdown pass from hurts to devonta smith late in the third quarter. then it was just a matter of running out the clock. afterwards, running back saquon barkley talked about winning and touching the lombardi trophy. >> man oh man, she. >> looked prettier in person, i'll tell you that. you know you think about it. it's better. it's better in person than it is in mad

away any of the breeding animals months. that's what they're very dear to my heart. and i built a garden pond because gold fish are too boring for me. it has to be turtles on which when it's not feeding time, they're very shy. they only come out to bask in the sun when the coast is clear. how hard is it to breed them? you know, basis european controls or under strict protection, but breeding them as easy. all right, let's take a little actually look at some of hatched. a female is $9.00 to $15.00 x, which you'd normally bury in the ground. for breeding though, an incubator is safer. some uh, let's check. yeah, with the suck. yeah. so your sack is all used up. they're ready for the water. so this was the one here. think it has just 2 minutes ago. it still has a large, you've tackled us of the breeders, pride themselves on very native species dispute is use with a disability. this one right now when they're your fax or use them, they're placed in the tank for young turtles. and soon they'll also be used to help restore britton

it's not a long time solution to keep reintroducing single animal. it's not that what are the survival chances for young turtles and the landscape so heavily shaped by human activity? draining wetlands and straightening river courses has destroyed much of their natural habitat. inspire the sea life aquarium is supporting the upper rind. reintroduction project. european pond turtles are bread and raised here. their aches are kept in this incubator. the biologists have arrived just in time. consider a quite a few touches o yoke, so i'm happy to look at the 2 actually. that's on as well as on your she can determine the hatchlings sex solely based on the inter peters temperature settings. all these guys with the females varies by which is. yeah, that's it. from the population. they're hoping to get a turtle hatching on film. the footage will become part of their public outreach efforts. the biologist hope that these carriers manic animals can serve as in passengers for wetlands, reminding people how crucial these ecosystems are for the planet the right n

animals belong there. so we are committed to making sure that they have that life, they have that ability to thrive. because it matters to all of us. >> that was conor knighton, and this is "cbs news roundup." i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >>> steve hartman now with a heartwarming song of love that echoes across the years. >> reporter: in less time than it takes to make a cup of tea. >> two minutes. >> reporter: i will explain the secret of a long an happy marriage as told to me by 94-year-old don barnett and his 93-year-old wife marilyn of sioux falls, south dakota. >>

and it got us thinking about animals and hibernation.dhogs like phil hibernate in the winter, but what about others? the question -- which one of the following animals hibernate? it a, beaver? b, squirrel? or c, hedgehog? i'll give you a few seconds to think about it.. [ ock ticking ] >> okay, time's up. the answer is c, hedgehog. they conserve energy during the colder months. a hedgehog hibernates rolling itself up into a tight ball with no face visible. you may even hear a little snore, i'm told. >>> valentine's day is coming up, and this usually means a lot of sweet treats will be on hand. have you ever wondered why some of us crave sweet things like cereal and cookies and candy? our pal dr. john torres takes a look at the science behind a sweet tooth. ♪ >> reporter: a sweet tooth, it's not a specific tooth in your mouth. in fact, it has nothing to do with your actual teeth. having a sweet tooth simply means that you're a big fan of sweet foods and often crave them. this is a combination of your body and your brain telling you that yo

. the photos are of cute animals.he this one — of a the nominees, the photos are of cute animals. the this one — of a badgerninees, ba nksy—styte version ofiitself — graffiti version of itself — was crowned the winner. that's us for tonight. have a good one. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up — newcastle's dream of ending their trophy drought categories of sports. union in france. welcome along to the programme. their 70—year wait for a major domestic trophy.

, and we would simulate the animation of the rear end of the animal so the actor could move around andther. but on your screen, it would be the animals. so that was a little bit of revolution on this movie — being able to freely direct those virtual characters live. back to the trees. we're trapped! we have to swim. no, we have to fight. if we fight, we die. of all, but also artistic. the environments, for example, are so vast and big, and for this movie, we are visiting the entire places to have references, bring them back, and then be able to start building them from this material. we had 77 sets, different sets, like savanna, canyon, mountains, rivers. trees, rocks that we would set—dress everywhere that was the technical challenges. but there was also the creative challenges with barryjenkins and his dop, james laxton. animals, would hold close—ups, extreme close—ups — to a wide view, to come to a very close angle sure that we would be able to render them. so, on mufasa, we have approximately 30 million details on him. it took mpc a team of 1,700 people to make 1,500 shots. some of

animals may feel the same way we do about the rigors of winter.ways to cope with the cold. so let's take a look at some of the creative solutions our animal friends come up with to do winter right. a snowy landscape has got to be one of the toughest backdrops to try to disappear in. but mother nature has risen to the challenge to ensure the creatures that call these frosty environments home have a fighting chance using camouflage. around these parts, white is the obvious choice. harp seal pups have a coat that makes them practically invisible in their icy homes. and that's a good thing. speaking of predators, arctic wolves have a thick, pale coat. it's a necessary adaptation that helps them blend into the snowy terrain. and it definitely improves their chances of catching a meal. a polar bear's camouflage is so obvious it practically speaks for itself. but what might not be so obvious is the fact that their seemingly white fur isn't actually white. their hair follicles are hollow, transparent tubes that reflect visible light, making their fur appe

house the animals.last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word, though, on exactly why. the county of santa clara animal services center says it takes in about 4000 animals a year. the city of san francisco has a new poet laureate. an inauguration ceremony was held for 77 year old jenny lim today. she is the first chinese american in the role. she was chosen by former mayor london breed back in september at the recommendation of a committee. lim performed some of her work at the sf public library, along with some youth poets and past laureates. >> we know we can do what i can never do. they cannot love because they not like us. they not like us. we improvise, we cool. we're greater than the sum of our parts. we bury our ancestral bones, our shadows, our baggage. we cast our fate to far flung gods. >> yeah. what energy? so dynamic. lim received a certificate of honor acknowledging the big things she's done for arts

we built all the environments in unreal, and then we had the animators animating the characters in thoseappening in the scene, but, in reality, you had an empty volume, so it was him going around and finding his angles. of the animal so the actor could move around and react with each other. but on your screen, it would be the animals. so that was a little bit of revolution on this movie — being able to freely direct those virtual characters live. back to the trees. no, we have to fight. some of the biggest challenges of mufasa was technical, continent of africa, so we had to go and shoot those able to start building them from this material. canyon, mountains, rivers. trees, rocks that we would set—dress everywhere in order to add a layer of complexity on those sets. but there was also the creative challenges with barryjenkins and his dop, james laxton. it moves a lot. it goes extremely close to those characters, to a wide view, to come to a very close angle on the fur, on the ear of the lion. sure that we would be able to render them. on his ears in order to convey those details on him.

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no animals die in the process, but the pace that is produced lower carbon footprint.t eat lab grown meat, so i'm not sure that that would be something that i would necessarily turn the company says it's found ways to grow meat regulators for animals, but not yet for humans. moral concerns. that's absolutely right. now, dogs are not the most discerning diners. but if you find the idea of lab grown meat unappetising, ask yourself this. if it is safe, tastes the same as the real thing and is cheaper, would you eat it then? justin rowlatt, bbc news, bristol. just things att, just things — t, you glad justin did not try the dog iam down i am down i f i am down i thought he second, has justin a they second, hasjustin a they are fussy! let's poodle? they are fussy! let's take you all the from take you all the way from the uk to australia. scientists in australia have succeeded in producing hairy—nosed wombats from extinction. animation for months inside the mother. institute for zoo and wildlife research in germany, rhino, which is in fact ongoing research. and we are unfort

house the animals. last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word exactly on why. the county of santa clara animal services center says it takes in about 4000 animals a year. san francisco police and community leaders visited with chinatown merchants today. all of this part of lunar new year celebrations and a commitment to safety. the focus was on stockton street, where they discussed security, scam prevention ad coordination with officers who patrol the area. over in the east bay, today was the first ever lunar new year lion dance parade for the city of hercules. traditional dancers were accompanied by baby lion dance performers, plus some school marching bands, and miss asian global princesses were included. the celebrations brought plenty of treats and activities like arts and crafts. looks like the rain didn't stop them. chase center was booming today with the sound of taiko drums celebrating the year of the sna

and haw slaughter how you keep animals and hew slaughter them how you keep animals and how slaughterump that is it for newsday. business today is up next. i see you then. hello, there. led to some beautiful winter sunshine both topping and tailing the country. hardly a cloud in the sky as well, but i suspect there's going to be more cloud for england and wales. that's going to drive in more so the high pressure is drifting off to the near continent, and we're going to see a fresher wind and with wind gusts for some in excess of 30 miles an hour, it's going to really take the edge off the feel an hour at times. and with elevation, across the downs and the hills morning. we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the northwest we'll start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. quite a lot of cloud to begin with on saturday. as strong, either. to keep things relatively quiet but still pretty cold. if : : ewing saying it's a investment, saying it's a opportunity. frozen assets: how beijing wants earn cold, how beijing wants to earn cold. through its ice and hard cash through its

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you know, that's a different kind of animal.tive duty, but for the kind of job she's talking about, she would be tough to clear with some of with some of those views. so i think it does matter. ali i think they may there could actually be i mean, it only takes four republicans to, to end this nomination and they may. and i'll just say one last thing. they may be saying, look, we had to swallow hegseth. we're going to have to swallow patel. we might be able to get rid of rfk, but but somewhere in there, we have to show that we're willing to get rid of someone who is completely unqualified. and by by law, she's supposed to be qualified. the law creating that position says that the dni should have extensive intelligence experience. right. and that's not that's not. >> a matter of like, that's a real thing. intelligence gathering is a real thing. and there's a there's a presidential daily brief. we know from trump, 1.0 wasn't a big reader of these things. so it needs to be curated uniquely well in large font and all these kinds of t

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the integration of, of animals into the back into the form. and we use capital m a u shape. and then this year we added something else, which is an index that specifically because they, the way they woke, they woke upstate, they can, it eats into the vine. and they can also do big at a distance says data in a normal duck. and then these, the geese and these, these are the like they like the guardian, the animals instead of chemicals. the trend among south african wind farms is going towards regenerative approaches. as much of the soil has been degraded due to heavy test assigned to use cattle are deployed to help restore so low quality there's a lot of you in and a lot of them and you're that's being deposited. we just got to measure the impact on the, on the solely my couch, and that gives us more shortly, activity most shortly, off the off. you lose you off the plot. healthy food and the off the wine at the end of the day. they just, i me, so l degradation is only one of the challenges that wind growers face. climate change has led to more extreme weather conditions and it

researchers are investigating animals able to survive the extreme conditions in the deep sea. the one creature that's always good for a surprise, jelly fish, the science expedition off the island of madera, in the atlantic on the jelly web mission. an international research team is looking closely at the role that jelly fish play in the marine food well finds and testing is jelly fish are currently a hot topic and ocean research because for a long time, we've completely misunderstood how important they are to the system. we now know they're very important dispos predators and pray and also have much larger bio mass as than we thought. and higher species diversity. he fired a diving robot that weighs several tons is being used to find out more about the animals. it has to function at depths of up to 2000 meters below the surface, under immense pressure. the teen steers the robot from the ship. it collects and brings the jelly fish to the surface, unharmed to get so many made out of it's a matter of millimeters during this giant device down there in such a way that the animal fl

new warning for animal owners across the bay area after a cat tested positive for the bird flu. >> this is ktvu fox two news at 730. >> you are watching ktvu news at 730. good evening. happy friday, one and all. i'm frank mallicoat. san mateo county health officials say two cases of the bird flu were detected in domestic animals. the most recent one involved a stray cat and half moon bay. ktvu is an. rubin has the warnings for people to take precautions and what you can do to keep your animals safe. >> bird flu has arrived in san mateo county, first in a backyard poultry flock, then in a stray cat in half moon bay. a family brought the animal to the peninsula humane society. >> they noticed some things and brought the stray cat to us. >> what they noticed the cat was having difficulty walking and seeing. as it turns out, these were signs of h5n1 or bird flu. >> there can be neurological symptoms with this, as i understand it. so that might look like circling around, unusually circling. they call it tremors, vision loss. >> ultimately, the cat had to be euthanized. so did the backyard fl

also investigate animal abuse, animal neglect. going on here. >> without us, there would be a lot more (indiscernible) a lot more animals suffering. who would people call? the police? fire? they have their own jobs and don't have resources or knowledge. they don't know how to help animals. so much hoar suffering. >> we took■ 2800 animals last year. without a shelter where do the animals go? i think the community would suffer if we were not here. >> whether living street important to people, so we helping humans also, and we are alleviating a lot of suffering by doing our jobs. . >> good afternoon everyone. this meeting will come to order . welcome to the february 10th 2025 regular meeting of the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco

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