berry: this little tortoise is about 6 to 8 years old. and we see that it's got a big hole in its back. lovich: ravens tend to peck through the shehell of small tortoises and then eviscerate them. and we do know that the raven is an important predator on young tortoises in some parts of the desert. narrator: ravens have become a pest worldwide largely because they've learned to get what they need from people. man: batter up. that's one away. narrator: this softball game might seem like an unusual place to find raravensbubut these bibs aren'n't just casual sports fan. they've figured out an important equation: a ball game means people and people mean food. once the game is over, they'll move in to pick over whatever has been left behind. lovich: ravens are like coyotes and raccoons and some other species known as subsidized predators to biologiststs. these are animals that do very y welln the presence of huhumans and human development. narrator: intelligent and highly adaptable, they've learned to find whatever they need in parks, playgrou

berry, thank you. [inaudible] >> she's going to introduce herself and i'm hoping she will say her name. [laughter] go for it. >> hi. i'm gloria berry. i thought tonight i'd go ahead and describe what it's like to run for supervisor. some of the things that people say to you along the road, one of the first interesting comments for me, unless i raise over $100,000, that i shouldn't even be in the race. what that person didn't know is there's a lady in the bronx, new york, named alexandria cortez, and she raised 1/16th of the establishment's chosen person. so that didn't deter me. the next thing i was told, as a woman, you have to prove yourself. you can't be modest. you have to speak more on your accomplishments. when a man walks in a room, he can wear a suit and automatically get respect and credibility. my accomplishments are as follows. i served this country for 12 years in technical communications field. i was entrusted with writing policy and making decisions for people, thousands of people's lives

peach pleasure and berry upbeat. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ berry upbeat!h stand up from jaboukie young-white. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yes. honey the local game store wants to sponsor you. i want to sponsor you. ♪ yes. honey travis scott wants you to get these squad wins tonight. let's get these squad wins tonight. ♪ yes sir. honey, ninja is calling you up to the national team. ♪ you ready? honey. you ready? ♪ ♪ if you love me, love♪ like you say ♪ darling tell me all the ways ♪ ♪ if you love me, ♪ tell me all the ways ♪ and he said, all the ways at the store ♪ antarget run and done. s ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. somebody burned down my she shed.. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear thactor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er? mhhm. that's wonderful news.

. >>> park rangers in minnesota are finding out that, well, berries and birds, they don't mix.s which have fermented earlier than usual because of an early frost are making birds drunk. they're flying while intoxicated and crashing into cars and windows and just causing havoc. >> and these birds just gorge and gorge and gorge on these berries, and they don't digest as quickly and then sooner's intoxicated. it would be like chugging a keg of beer. >> all comes back to beer. >> everybody loves beer. >>> well, the ranger says one bird was so drunk that, get this, she had to make a detox box where the bird could lay down and sleep it off. >> the bird was like, what, i like beer. don't you like beer? i like beer. >>> turning to sports now, tom brady is once again making history. a long touchdown pass to josh gordon was the 500th touchdown pass of brady's legendary career. he threw two others as the patriots beat the colts, 38-24. >>> in baseball, the dodgers first batter slammed a home run against the braves last night and los angeles hit two more home runs to win the first game of

the issue of berry giving legal -- >> so her name is mary ann berry? >> mary ann, yes. >> i was like what. >> yes. you know, she actually did well by her father. let's recall in this article why she gave her father advice. donald trump had a tached a cod sill to fred trump's will that would have given donald control of the family estate. >> so while his father -- >> so his father, you know, at the end of his life, he's starting to lose it a little bit, and he eventually went full-board dementia. >> and trump tries to gut the will to screw his brothers and sisters? >> and his father, okay. so remember that this is yet another example of how donald trump rolls. fred trump is still alert enough when he sees this cod siacil in front of him. he goes to mary ann. she told him to get another estate lawyer. they redrafted the will and got rid of the codecil. when fathers are in trouble, they should go to their fathers, not their son. >> if your son is donald trump. stunning, because sarah huckabee sanders who said this story was boring. it's riveting. the whol

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today she mostly wants young metals and birch and black berry leaves. some independence and i collect metals and birch leaves because they flush out the urinary system. and black berry leaves have an anti inflammatory effect in the mouth. i'll use all three to make an herbal blend quite as like a home remedy holds up with. as a her box but at frankfurt's paghman garton botanical gardens she knows the potential of plants to protect themselves against pests and pathogens they often contain oils bitter substances and acids that kill germs. like willows along with many other active ingredients that contain salicylic acid compounds at the end of the nineteenth century chemists developed these substances in two thousand of the most popular fever and pain relief medications. aspirin. there are more than seven hundred plants in germany known to have medicinal effect a new ones a discovered around the world all the time. research and has had so is trying to unlock more secrets from the plant world he's investigating marshmallow treat and cats whiskas which conta

prohibition on use when berries are present. no use for purely cosmetic purposes, which is a challenging one, because you have to define cosmetic purpose. no areas frequented by children. which we have not done for many years. contractor training to make sure there are no surprises when there is a landscape contractor employed to do renovation for example. and maybe one of the more difficult once, requiring direct supervision by a certified am -- amly cater when a tier 1 product is used. most of these were put in as a result of the commission request or the public comment. the ones that you see in red here were put in there at your request, or by the request of the public. so i just say that to show, we really are listening. we're listening to the public, listening to the commission and listening to the people who have the boots on the ground and know the situation. this year, we also actually in response to some public comment, we are proposing to expand some of these restrictions to all herbicides, so the ones listed here, tha

elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on our troop of 6 american burr elect performs in france we were woman of all this angels and shapes and sizes and it was very exciting to be part of the a few lettering elect scene at the time he here he was bay area born and breed braces and with glossaries all of a sudden walking 9 red carpet in i walgreens pedestrian care. >> land for best director that was backpack in 2010 the french love this music i come back here and because of film was not released in the united states nobody gave a rats ass let's say the music and berry elect and performing doesn't pay very much i definitely feel into a huge depression especially, when it ended i didn't feel kemgd to france anymore he definitely didn't feel connected to the scene i almost feel like i have to beg for tips i hey i'm from the bay area and an artist you don't make

and the birds haven't left, so they actually hung around while they can get drunk on berries. it will wear off, they say. and if you see jekyl and heckle, it warns you about robird stock road runner, and tweety, and we're talking about all that's going on on twitter, instagram and even facebook. all the talk about all these birds. i still don't know what's going on. they're talking about the birds having a lot of fun. automatic i c all i can tell you as the traffic guy is don't eat these berries and drive. >> good advice, i guess. >> thank you. >> all right. let's take a look outside. a live look from our bay bridge camera there. get ready for a lot of runners making history. next march, the oakland marathon will be the first running event to cross the bay bridge. organizers say they wanted to attract runners from across the country. the marathon will start near lake merritt and go across the bridge on the pedestrian pass and then circle back to downtown oakland. >> i think that sounds really cool. we've seen the races go over the golden gate bridge. over the bay bridge is a d

that is assuming the economy does ok and berries at the economy does ok and berries at the nine brexitecast a fairly modest. he is basing it on 1.5% over the next four years. i believe that those growth hmmfi years. i believe that those growth forecast are years. i believe that those growth fore ca st a re lower years. i believe that those growth forecast are lower than what the well— being of reality which i forecast are lower than what the well—being of reality which i don't acce pt well—being of reality which i don't accept the doom and gloom around brexit is that the people have accepted. isn't there a need for politicians to level the quotas, austerity is be used but it will continue whoever gains power. if you look at labour's record, you are not suggesting you are going to end the freeze on working age benefits, you are not going to radically pour money back that has been cut from areas like local government over the past 80 years, that level of austerity will continue whoever wins. i don't think that's true. in oui’ wins. i don't think that's true. in our manifesto we were clear

and normally we're up front with yeah what's the black berry doing at the back. here they celebrate with a battalion festival a weekend full of tradition. is. a feeling of pride. you meet lots of old friends. it's just nice. to something like this take place elsewhere in germany. i had to own imagine so there's has been varia. as it lives and breathes then the. it's almost time for the parade to begin. here. thinks. people stop and take pictures as if they can't quite believe what they're seeing. the parade passes through the village of a shower where the local marksman's club is celebrating the anniversary of its founding royalty has even turned out for the occasion prince max duke in bavaria rides in a carriage next to his wife elizabeth at. some two thousand people marching here though among marksman's clubs this is one of the smaller festivities. the highlight of the event is the official portion and there's no mistaking when that commences. the greetings from the district and state captains often revolve around one what homeland. i am not. the other homeland

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after defeating alexander berry of on saturday, there was more of that here. —— zverev.ic playing in the biggest match of his career showed plenty of fight early on. ultimately, he couldn't compete and some on forced errors didn't help. the croatian couldn't have got off toa the croatian couldn't have got off to a worst start in the second set. it handed the advantage to djokovic. borna coric beat roger federer in the semifinals but couldn't reproduce the same form here as he struggled djokovic was in control of the match. he knew it. in the end, victory was something of an anti—climax. a video review delayed championship point. djokovic will replace roger federer as the world number two on monday. 2018 has been the weird —— the year of exceeding expectations including his own. i couldn't after a better scenario. iam i couldn't after a better scenario. i am closer now to nadal in the rankings and i put myself in a good scenario for the last, you know, last period of the year. we will see, iam last period of the year. we will see, i am planning to play now paris and londo

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able to go outside and go out and jig a fish, or shoot a moose, or, you know, go out and pick some berries. to be able to bring that to the table and create a centerpiece for people when they look out the window they know they're in newfoundland. and it's just about, again, celebrating all the wonderful things that we have, and i think that we have a lot to celebrate, you know? ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> jeremy b: this is the shed, this is what every newfoundlander, you know, this is there hangout spot is the shed. oddly enough, it's like an escape. >> anthony: how do i say newfoundland? i've got to get this right. >> jeremy c: understand, newfoundland. >> anthony: i know, everyone says that to me, but that's not helping me. i've gotten my balls busted so bad. >> jeremy b: think of it like new-fun-land. new-fun-land. >> anthony: new-fun-land. new-fun-land. >> jeremy c

prisoners at south berry north carolina. early in the war there are documented instances of this happening. cincinnati red stockings become the first professional baseball team. that clubng after owners decide we are going to have amateurs that we aren't going to have amateurs in the game anymore. now that we have professional teams and soldiers after the war , more and more people are playing. let's take a look at who those folks are. a section on who's playing back in the 19th century. just about everyone is. what we have here from 1887 is baseball cards from the first years they are being produced. tobacco companies would tuck in cards to their cigarette packages as a way of promoting not only their products but you can collect the number of packages and submit its later for a bigger card. they are uncut. this was submitted for copyright. we have a larger set from 1994 also uncut. some of those poses stay the same the diversity of the players have changed tremendously. one of the most important people of that era and in b

. >> craig berry, her older boyfriend. >> i'm a hair stylist. >> one day, brandy walked into craig's salon. >> women are funny about who they turn home rtheir head over. like the song, brandy touched out to be a -- turned out to be a fine girl for craig. >> she touched my heart immediately. a connection like i've never felt. it kept getting bigger and bigger. we looked at houses. >> you were fixing to marry? >> yeah. >> count brandy 's mom among th people thrilled with craig in her life. just when you needed something nice to happen. >> craig. what did you think of him? >> he was really nice. he put her first. he put her first. >> growing up, brandy wasn't much for barbie dolls, but a sketch pad and she was lost for hours. she liked realistic portraits. >> if it had anything to do with art, she took it. >> brandy enrolled at the local college, zane state. before the freshman years was up, she left to marry. not long after. she has news so torn up. >> i was. that was my baby. >> reporter: brandy, husband josh, and the baby daughter were living nearby. >> you couldn't ask for a better

island of new york and there's a cleanup operation is now underway floodwaters uprooted trees and berry cars in mud the military has been deployed into that area to help out. let's get more for you at the american reaction to what's been going on in the saudi consulate in is stan bull there you can see people carrying those pictures of jamelle car shoji let's listen in to what they're saying so not get away without an onslaught of thank you. my name is nydia benjamin i'm with the peace group.

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an early frost has caused certain berries to be fermented meaning that they turn into alcohol as theybirds eating the berries and then acting what wildlife officials are calling tipsy. [ laughter ] >> if you see it happening and you find a drunk bird try putting it in a box or a dark place, you know, that it can breathe and th kind of sleep things off. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: en -- throw some advil in their beaks and toss them in a birdbath filled with gatorade. you know? [ laughtert i doow.li en to this. i read about a female college student who made an exit survey tor end to guys who ghosted to find out why. [ laughter ] every single guy answered the survey by saying, "this is why, karen. [ laughter ] because you do stuff like this." [ applause ] finally, some tech news. facebook just released their own video chat device and the camera actually follows you while you move around the room. take a look at this. >> the camera in portal follows you wherever you run around the room. let me show you. does it see me over here? [ light laughter ] over here? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laug

the early frost is causing berries to ferment, and the birds are eating the berries and are getting drunkadiness and aggression police are urging residents to wait it out until the birds fly south for the winter do they get ticketed for fwi >> i get it, flying while intoxicated. >> sticking with the booze news, a rare 60-year-old whiskey set the record for the most expensive whiskey in the world we talked about this, i don't get it >> you're not a scotch guy >> i'm not it sold for 1$1.1 million >> 1$1.1 million for a bottle of scotch >> so you don't get it either. the winning bid came from an anonymous private collector. he called it in. he wasn't even there what was so special about this i know when i go to restaurants, the 2022 is more than the 2012, and the higher up in age they go, the more expensive they get. how old was this bottle to be worth 1$1.1 million >> 60 years old. i'm not a scotch drinker i'm never getting there. >> i'm more of a bourbon guy early in my days at cnbc, i worked with shannon siemens, one of our producers to do an expo says -- expose on bourbon. >>> all right.

gloria berry, d 10 supervisor. my website is berrysmart2010.com. thank you.my name is asale-haquekyah chandler, and i am running for district 10. i want to give a voice to the disenfranchised people of district ten. i lost my son, murdered on san francisco streets, and nothing was done to curb this type of senseless violence that took my son's life. he was only 19 years of age. san francisco is setup so that only elected people or their appointees have the power and resources to make real change for any community. i am running to give the people here in district ten a share in these resources so that all members of district ten can thrive. the most important issues that have been plaguing district ten for decades, it is the lack of educational opportunities for our children, the lack of economic opportunities for the people of district ten, and the lack of opportunities to own a home here. the lack of opportunities to own a business, the police creating a police state, and an act tiff police brutality in district ten, the racial profiling and the murdering of

>> keep this name in your back pocket, marianne trump berry. big report about the trump finances, they used the term fraud objectively saying this was a conclusively a fraudulent scheme for fred trump to pass his wealth to his children: president trump's sister is a federal judge and an active federal judge who according to a great story could potentially be impeached. there could be some repercussions given her role as a judge. if democrats feel they can't necessarily go at the president with this, we could see some kind of an effort to bring up marianne trump berry's role in this as a means of having a proxy battle over this whole thing, which of course has gone beyond the statute of limitations in almost all of these cases. >> criminal penalties probably would be out. democrats do want to go after the president on this based on my conversation yesterday on this broadcast. >> it's a way to keep it in the news for sure. >> and civil penalties, too. >> you mean he could still face a fine? >> civil penalties. >> exactly. if the new york state ta

collection was even more important to my berry who didn't. know we did everything we could to duplicate the seeds and send them abroad it was extremely challenging the war kidnappings roadblocks and pressure from all sides. i mean the. effort in the war we managed to get fifteen thousand varieties to swallow. and we worked on that terrible conditions. then can. you describe just how hard it was to take our seats abroad i mean the rule. violation twenty sixteen we had secured one hundred sixteen thousand seat varieties in spitsbergen that was a huge relief. thanks to all the shoddy and his colleagues it was possible to relocate almost all of the card a collection to one of the most remote places on the planet to a norwegian archipelago located close to the north pole. this is how the syrian seeds survived the war and ended up here at the global seed vault. the vault is a noah's ark of biodiversity and was not meant to be used for several deck. it's. but the war in syria changed everything including those plans. for a film comes in twenty fifte

said local birds, "you're drunk off fermented berries." [ laughter and applause ] "i'm going to walk.to a new poll, nearly half of millennial democrats identify as a socialist or a democratic socialist. the other half identify as "spiritual but not religious." [ laughter ] a company in the u.k. has released a line of christmas tree ornaments that are filled with whiskey, vodka, and gin. so timmy, what did santa leave under the tree for you this year? "uncle rick." [ laughter and applause ] it was announced today that a play about hillary clinton will open on broadway next year. and if it's anything like the real hillary, it will run for 30 years and never win anything. [ laughter and applause ] that's right. a play about hillary clinton will open on broadway next year and critics are already calling for an investigation. [ laughter ] according -- according to a new report, the most googled health problem in california is "sweaty palms." huh. i wonder what's making them so nervous. [ laughter and applause ] officials have announced that some subway stations in london will soon feature

>> my best friend, donnie berry. donnie berry, folks.as no nepotism involved. i just said, "hey, dan, i think donnie is right." he went in for the audition. i drove him. he was late. i drove him. he was late to his audition. >> jimmy: because of you? >> because of me. his mom was like, "let me take you." and i said just tell them that i was the one who drove you and that's why you're late. he's like, "oh, great. i'm not going to get the job." but he did. he earned it on his own. and, yeah, it was so much fun. and, of course, i wanted him to recur on the show. so, i'm making up my own lines. so i'm like, "so, i'll see you later, friend. you're my friend, right? we're going to hang out. friends. friends." and the director is like, "chrissy, it was not written that way." >> jimmy: you guys are not friends. >> "can you actually go back to the original?" >> jimmy: he hired you to say -- and you're like, "okay, well, i guess i'll see you next week?" >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: he's like, "no, you will not see him next week." >> like, i should