it would be like that noise they'd be like "hi bird," and the bird -- because the bird wasn't havingbackfired pretty quickly. >> just too much >> seth: yeah, my kids were like saying hi to all the birds and i was like i just -- i forgot the birds would keep talking. you don't have to keep doing it. >> yeah, they'll respond >> seth: they will respond i want to talk about your wonderful book we're going to do that we'll be right back with more from cecily strong ♪ before, we'd always be late, and on empty. now we're just late. kids! before, no one used to listen to me! hello id? i'm cold! before, we couldn't take in the sweet sounds of nature. seriously. before it can change the world, it has to change yours. the all-new, all-electric volkswagen id.4. (music plays throughout) oh! we're dancing. woah! oh. ok! and that's a yeah. (music stops) i'm a dancer now. it's dry. there's no dry time. makes us wonder why we booked fifteen second ad slots. charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. there's no dry time. sweet pillows of

bird. >> it is a c.g.i. bird.o it was a pretty emotional scene, and i'm looking up a at this bird and you hear ted standing over the monitor going -- ( cawing ) and i was, like, what the hell is that, head ted? and he said, i'm trying to help you by doing the bird. and there was no warning, we laughed so hard. then as we went along, weirdly, i was, like, okay, can you do the bird thing again? then i needed it. but we have all this weird video footage of ted being like -- ( cawing ) >> stephen: is that what starlings sound like is this. >> he looked it up. >> stephen: they're little birds, aren't they? >> not if you ask ted malfy. >> stephen: your co-star chris o'dowd was also in "bridesmaids." we've got a little photo here. there you are together. >> look at that. >> stephen: along with wilson phillips there. >> as they should be. >> stephen: yeah. it's ten years since the movie came out. i'll throw this to you. >> oh, yeah, throw it over. oh, yeah! got it! >> stephen: there you go. look at that! >> stephen: ten y

we begin this morning with a story for the birds.re taking flight with the whimbrel, a shorebird, whose numbers, like so many avian species, are dwindling fast. yet, we promise you martha teichner's tale will leave your spirits soaring. >> you're looking at what ornithologists consider a miracle, whimbrel, a disappearing species of seabird, where no one expected to find them, let alone so many. >> there are literally thousands of birds all around us. it is the craziest thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: on a sliver of sand off the coast of south carolina, a sliver of hope for a rare bird, indeed. ahead this "sunday morning." > pauley: of course this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks on 9/11. and we'll take stock in a number of ways, as john dickerson explains. >> it's hard to imagine there are still aspects of 9/11 and its aftermath yet to come to light. take the daring raid that killed osama bin laden. >> the seal team that went into this, they didn't think they would make it back. >> that was a surprise to me. >> a

is it isita is it a bird? is ita bird? is ita plane? it is a... bird plane. iam is ita bird?novation hub in recchi vic and i'm being taught how to command the silent fly. it's kind of really relaxing just watching it. engineer peter, helped by his daughter is the technical lead to behind a new kind of drone. why have you built a bird drone? surveillance, where it is important to not have intrusive device, but something that is quite, it can be hidden in the flock of birds if you are thinking of wildlife monitoring. we have had enquiries also from the defence secretary. by enquiries also from the defence secreta . �* , . ~ ., secretary. by mimicking nature, it is hoped _ secretary. by mimicking nature, it is hoped this _ secretary. by mimicking nature, it is hoped this drone _ secretary. by mimicking nature, it is hoped this drone will- secretary. by mimicking nature, it is hoped this drone will be i it is hoped this drone will be able to flat by unnoticed. actual tests are not scheduled until next summer. it might be a little while before this bird starts to fly, but in the s

is it a bird? is it a plane? it's a...bird—plane.silent flyer. flapping a bird drone. it's all right, innit? it's... it's kind of really relaxing, just watching it. oh, yeah. engineer peter, helped here by daughter clara, is the technical lead behind a very different and quiet kind of drone — one that emits less than 70 decibels. why have you built a bird drone? surveillance, where it's important to not have an intrusive device, but something that is quite — can be obscured and can hide within a flock of birds, like if you're thinking of wildlife monitoring. of course, we have had inquiries also from the defence sector. by mimicking nature, it is hoped that this drone will be able to flap by unnoticed. actual in—air tests aren't scheduled, though, until next summer. so it might be a little while before this bird starts to fly, but in the skies above san francisco, there is an aircraft which is currently flying itself and on board is cody godwin. the streets of san francisco are home to many self—driving cars so naturally, the sky abo

birds are often a barometer of the health of the seas. be seen as yet another warning that our climate is changing more quickly than wildlife can adapt. paul murphy, bbc news, on the east yorkshire coast. with around half of patients in intensive care in west wales being treated for covid, a leading consultant there says staff are under as much pressure — if not more — than at any point health ccorrespondent 0wain clarke reports. make deep breaths and your please. i now through your nose. 0k? learning how to breathe again. this is what the third covered wave looks like an intensive care hospital. west wales and parts of mid wales escaped the worst of the first and second waves, the area's lead critical care doctor says the pressure now as is intense as ever. across our health board, we are have funding for 22 critical care beds and 11 patients are now covid positive patients and being treated for covid. so it's probably more than what we had throughout the period when it was difficult, you know, in the first two waves. it's probably the s

. >> this isn't the first time he's seen this, and the birds are so clever, they've even learned howe drone's blades. we used to always laugh about like the robots on campuses and how college students would steal the food deliveries, we never thought about the birds. >> the birds are getting smart. >>> finally, as the old whitney houston song goes, i will always woof you. >> a man posted his dog max woofing along to whitney's signature classic. ♪ and i ♪ ♪ will always love you ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, i will always love you ♪ ♪ and i ♪ >> rumor has it that that dog's owned by kevin costner. that's what the owner says, every time he presses play, max can't help but howling. >> the video already has more than 11,000 views. >> it's the fact that he's hitting every note. ♪ always love you ♪ >> you're hitting every note. you know on those singing shows when they say that's an aggressive song you chose. >> next to celine deon. >> he will be in the bodyguard >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, journalist, anchor, and author, anderson cooper. and from the new series, "the wonder years

once the largest american bird of its kind, the ivory billed woodpecker, was called the lord god bird. because according to legend, that's what those lucky enough to saint the striking creature would say when they spotted it. awe inspiring, a tribute from singer song writers, sophia, and stevens, b. it's $123.00 species. the u. s. is removing from the protection of its endangered species act because they are now extinct there. so many species that are in dire straits today. i think sometimes it becomes important to refocus our attention on the ones that we can save and the ones that need our attention right now. and so. so i think it's a, it's a sad thing. it's a difficult thing, conservationist say extinction or accelerating due to climate change in habitat laws. like the forest clearing that largely white, the ivory build woodpeckers sheltering trees from a southwestern landscape that stretched from the swamps of louisiana to the florida everglades. hawaii was home to the most species on the list, including 8 woodland birds in one plant. many of these species, particularly the islan

this is the bird bridge in cobble. we cannot go closer to film and some attics here have threatened to stop people with their syringes. one can be used by many people and spread diseases such as aids and habits. heroine myths, cooking, amphetamines and cannabis are all readily available. according to the united nations, 90 percent of the world elicit or b, a drugs originate in august on the taliban has announced it will ban opium production. but without enough income from an alternative agriculture that might be easier said than done this man trying to escape from another rehabilitation center in cobble that can hold a 1000 people. social workers go out to catch others, but only when they have capacity. drug users must go through detoxification, rehabilitation and social care. many of these men have only been here for a few days. they've been pleading to us to let them leave. but doctors here tell us that they need to stay here for 45 days so that they can go through this phase of a draw and actually get treatment, or

that's those are very, very hard to imitate, especially for for a bird alright lyre birds really strange. time now to check in with newsnation to see what they are working on for tonight. >> tonight on the donlon report covid takes a new form sparking more fear and concern across the nation will look at your chances of getting sick. if you're vaccinated and one doctors powerful message to unvaccinated patients. now here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance. >> thanks, joe hunted by the taliban. a pregnant american trapped in afghanistan says she's being targeted now congressman darrell ices shares his mission to get her out alive. that's coming up. on ballot tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed. here are more details. also available on our website. kron 4 dot com. of course, the news does not end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on the kron on app. here's what's coming up. residents in the town of bonny doon protesting the release of a convicted predator. >> we're going to have a report from santa cruz count

that is a liar bird named echoco perfectly mimicking a crying baby.ronto zoo in sydney which is right across the sydney harbor say he can replicate a variety of calls but the bawling baby is his best impersonation. they admit it is impressive but not exactly what you want to hear for long times. >> i think that bird was on the plane with me. the whole flight. that is really amazing the way these animals and mimic. >> you have got to watch what you say around that bird because it may come back to haunt you. >> didn't spend significant times around babies? >> doesn't sound kind of like a crying baby sounds exactly like one. >> the zoo gets a lot of people. it is short boat ride from downtown sydney so am sure there are plenty of babies on a daily basis, especially if you are waiting for the koalas. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! oz

and habitable icebergs i can tell, there are birds on the birds which rest in the water. they use any surface that they find it an iceberg or ship. they use it to take a rest. after 2 days of sailing, we reach friends, joseph land, and uninhibited arctic. archipelago, which belongs to russia, nor this is the northern most part of russia and a last piece of land on the way to the north pole. so in this dance, we're approaching the edge of the world. now the most dangerous part of our journey begins. if something happens, it will take days for someone to come rescue us from now on. we can count only in ourselves and our captain the, the well, this is what it feels like. the ice breakers when it, when everything trembling and when the ship hits the theater. huge blades on the deck, let's get a closer look. they are their part bored for sailors that are constantly working underneath of my things. at icebreaker ramsey, i did actually write the potter 1st and then crushes downward with all the mine, and that's one. the propellers come into play. they help chop the small pieces,

(birds chirping) narrator: this is the birthplace of american democracy.ng native language) not boston, philadelphia, or washington, dc, but here, at onondaga lake in syracuse, new york. (man continues speaking) ♪ ♪ on these shores, native americans build villages of longhouses. ♪ ♪ in one great longhouse, five tribes come together to put an end to war. ♪ ♪ around the year 1150, 600 years before the declaration of independence, they form america's first democracy. their government will inspire the revolutionaries who create the united states. thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin had no idea of what democracy is till they came here. narrator: in the 1740s, benjamin franklin prints speeches from one of their leaders, canassatego, who encourages democracy for the colonists. their chiefs advise the founding fathers at one of their first meetings. and the newly independent united states adopts a 13-arrow bundle into its official seal, echoing the native americans' five arrows that symbolize strength through unity. (men chanting) their descendants still live i

and it's not every day you see a politician's place in the pecking order challenged by a natural birdhead of catalonia's regional government, carles puigdemont, has been released from detention in italy while an extradition request from spain is considered. he was detained in sardinia on thursday. spain wants him to return to stand trial on charges of sedition, linked to a failed attempt at catalan independence in 2017. officials in colombia say they have confiscated a shipment of almost three—and—a—half thousand shark fins which were being illegally trafficked to hong kong from the airport in bogota. officials believe around a thousand large sharks have been killed for their fins which are considered to have health properties in some countries. the us department of homeland security has said an investigation of the treatment of haitian migrants will conclude quickly and be made public. since sunday, around hundreds of migrants have been put on flights to be deported back home from a camp on the us—mexican border. the us special envoy to haiti resigned on thursday, calling the deporta

brave bird. very few politicians up there to peck at angela merkel�*s policies.he could end up as the second chancellor. let's get some of the day's other news. the separatist former head of catalonia's regional government, carles puigdemont, has been released from detention in italy while an extradition request from spain is considered. he was detained in sardinia on thursday. spain wants him to return to stand trial on charges of sedition, linked to a failed attempt at catalan independence in 2017. the leaders of the so—called quad — the us, australia, india and japan — have been meeting at the white house. the group, which first formed after the devastating 2004 tsunami, discussed their role in safeguarding a stable, democratic indo—pacific. it's seen as part of an ongoing american effort to counter china's growing influence in the region. officials in colombia say they have confiscated a shipment of almost three—and—a—half thousand shark fins which were being illegally trafficked to hong kong from the airport in bogota. officials believe around a thousand lar

sometimes you meet what we call in england birds. >> jimmy: birds? to shoot over to new york, i went out and met her for some food. we thought we were in a low-key little cafe, sticking our heads together, ruminating about things, what we'd like to do together work-wise and stuff after all this is finished. and it was brilliant. because when. >> a week later this woman who had come up and said, could i get a photo? we thought we'd been inconspicuous. this tweet, so lovely that lena and hannah had a photo with me, i'm so glad you guys have finally come out together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> like, the world finally knows. i mean, we do really love each other, but you know. >> jimmy: well, that's pretty crazy. you think she really believed >> no, she was just like, i'm so glad everyone finally knows. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, when you lead somebody through the street naked, people jump to conclusions. [ laughter ] >> bond over that, yeah. >> jimmy: do people give you biscuits now? >> any biscuit is better than the -- >> we got you some biscu

you're going to philly, you're giving a double bird to a 9-year-old kid.that? i'm sure you can blur that out, right? double bird by a 9-year-old and they're saying things about my mom and peyton. i can't tell you what they said about mom. >> i'm not going to try that here. the eagles are, of course, an eagles rival who made the gesture while discussing his previous experience with philadelphia fans. manning soon after apologized. >> all right, all right, sorry. earlier i gave the double bird. i guess that's frowned upon. i apologize. that's what a 9-year-old did to me. i thought i could do it back. >> not even a single bird here. >>> turning now to major league baseball, the american league baseball chase has largely been cad gorized as a three f team race between the red sox, yankees, and blue jays, but a fourth team is emerging as a real contender in the final week of the regular season. with a 13-4 win over the game last night, the mariners gained a lead over the red sox. seattle has two left to play against oakland before wrapping up the southeast d wr

other musk ducks are able to replicate doors opening or other birds.dding it is not clear why this particular species is capable of vocal learning. you bloody fools. >> i can't believe you did that for the entire segment. >> i can only do crikey. >> crikey. alligator. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, will. >>> next, to a one-legged stork. >> this bird is at an animal rescue station. he is learning to walk on the prosthetic leg. >> veterinarians made the prosthetic so he can enjoy a full life, flying, hunting and delivering babies. >> so cute. >>> and two mammal species hugging it out under water. >> a diver bumped into a gray seal that needed a little love. >> the diver has made friends with seals after nearly 20 years of scuba diving with them. >> he put this on twitter saying even seals sometimes want and need a hug. that's my spirit animal right there. >> that was so wholesome. they smell horrible on land. but they're cute under water. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, jason biggs is showing up w

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] [chimes] [birds chirping] [birds chirping] [chimes] ♪ >> building a better bay are moving forward,inding solutions. this is abc 7 news. gov. newsom: democracy is not a football. you don't throw it around. mr. elder: so we have lost a battle but we are absolutely going to win the war, absolutely. >> voters reject the recall of governor gavin newsom tonight. the governor declares victory but his opponents are not giving up. good evening. thank you for joining us. ama: here's a look at the results. with 66% voting to reject the recall. we have live team coverage, beginning with liz kreutz live in sacramento. liz? liz: hi. governor gavin newsom was quick to come out and declare victory tonight. in his brief remarks to reporters, he said californians did not only vote no on the recall, but that they voted yes, yes for vaccines, yes for science, yes for racial and environmental justice. he also went after former president trump in his comments. he went after him for comments he made about potential voter fraud in this election. the governor warned that democracy is at risk. gov. newsom:

so this distant landowner just did not care about the bird. there are so many people who still love this bird and there was a lot of heartbreak yesterday when fish and wildlife service announced they were going to delist these species. it was kind of house keeping on their part. there are hundreds of species waiting to get on the list. services are drastically understaffed and underfunded. they wanted to clean up the list so they can prioritize the species. kristen: how many species and plant life species have gone extinct already? tierra: yesterday they announced 23. they delisted 11 previously but in the u.s. overall since we have settled here, we have lost about 650 species to extension. 150 of those we know argon and 500 more are missing and are likely extinct. around the world the united nations says one million species are at risk of extinction in coming days if we do not act to save them. kristen: is the pace accelerating? tierra: absolutely. freshwater species are going extinct at 1000 times the background rate. overall we are losing s

the bird was found in san pablo. officials also found another group of mosquitoes that tested positive for the virus in oakley. officials recommend dumping standing water around the home and wearing a repellent. since 2005, 74 people in the county have contracted west nile virus and two people have died. >>> get ready for a spooky experience. fright fest returns to six flags discovery tonight. guess can walk through haunted attractions and you can even write a roller coaster with a zombie. the event will run at a theme park until october 31st. >>> onto the oakland zoo now. the event is called brunch for the wild bunch. guess were invited to enter and invite fresh produce. they feasted on cucumbers and bell peppers and lots of volunteers were there to help out. >>> we have a lot in the weather department. >> that is the camera looking down the bridge. it is a good example that sometimes if you don't see the hayes in the sky, you can see the color that is being filtered through it. this is what it looks like when you h

the days vanish like wild birds. a business where individuals could make a livelihood and do away with the slavery that existed all through the years. >> i can go back to a time when my pop, may rest in peace, we worked together and he broke me in. i used to remember when he broke me in, and he was a strict man, and when he was out at bay, just one day there was no pay, and when he had no pay there was no food in the house. we always ate from the clothing line, and that time the boss was able to walk over to the machine, tear it off and kick you out and that was it. when things got slow the boss used to go around and cut prices and we had to work cheaper. you had no standard of conditions. you had no standard of garments. you had no standard of labor. it was a dog eat dog. >> and benefits, we had none. >> i can move to any union shop in the country, new york, ohio and tuscaloosa, keep my medical care and keep my pension. >> whoever thought that this trade would have three weeks' vacation? whoever thought they'd have

i can tell, there are birds on the site, they see birds which rest in the water. they use any surface that they find attractive, an iceberg or a ship. they use it to take a rest. after 2 days of sailing, we reach friends, joseph land, and uninhibited arctic archipelago which belongs to russia, or this is the northern most part of russia and a last piece of land on the way to the north pole. so in the town, we're approaching the edge of the world. now the most dangerous part of our journey begins. if something happens, it will take days for someone to come rescue us from now on. we can count only in ourselves and our captain the the, the well, this is what it feels like. the ice breakers allowing for the ice trembling camp when the ship hits the i see this huge blaze on the deck. let's get a closer look. they are their part or, or bail or that are constantly working on reduce eventually you might think that an ice breaker ramsey, i wouldn't actually ride the potter 1st and then crushes down word with all the mine, and that's one. the propellers come into play. they

"do we have any bird poison? "should we let a second bird in to chase the first one out?"t up a picture of a bigger bird." i mean, for god's sake, karl rove, of all people, has been on fox news pining without any shame at all about how joe biden supposedly messed up in afghanistan >> for us to -- to have taken the short-sighted view that the united states should walk away and we wouldn't suffer any ramifications, no fallout from this thing, is just astonishing to me. better to have stayed. >> seth: you're asking karl rove, architect of the presidency that brought us some of the most horrific foreign policy debacles in american history, about the middle east maybe, next time, we could ask the dudes at sturgis for some tips on covid prevention and noise reduction. "nothing scares off that virus like a hulk hogan mustache and the roar of a shovel-head. listen, i'm really a doctor from l.a. i just ride on the weekends. everybody should get vaccinated. now let's ride!" seriously, do you have no shame at all i mean, did all your other guests fall through? you can't even find som

a bird the hand is definitely worth two in the bush.proved categorically so no developer can ever argue against it again. the campaign against building the london resort theme park here has been gathering pace. particularly since march when natural england designated the area a site of special scientific interest. it is one of only two places in britain where their critically endangered jumping spider lives. this is one of the most important sites in the country for endangered species and biodiversity. if that means anything, then sites like this do need to be saved. we havea nature and climate crisis and that means there are some places that should just be no—go for development. the resort would be set across 535 acres. there would be themed areas from the mystical to the futuristic, with rides, hotels and shops. developers say thousands ofjobs would be created. the truth of the peninsula is it is a site that requires remediation. it is a dirty site filled with dredging from the thames. it has all sorts of negativity about it and a lot