burke harris, thank you so much., if you want any more information that we have talked about today, visit the website, calhope.dhcs.ca.gov, or call the number on your screen. we'll see you next time. this has been the "california spotlight," sponsored by calhope. hope will persevere. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." there's no doubt that isolated islands are the perfect place to relax! today, we'll see all kinds of creatures that are thriving woman: we're gonna ask thesees!. guys to swim across the pool and touch the buttons at the same time. jack: all right. to remarkably resourceful bats... they're all around us, sue, they're

burke harris, thank you so much. now, remember, if you want any more information that we have talked about today, visit the website, calhope.dhcs.ca.gov, or call the number on your screen. we'll see you next time. this has been the "california spotlight," sponsored by calhope. hope will persevere. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." jack, voice-over: one of the highlights of being a conservationist comes when the job is done! sue: yay! jack, voice-over: whether they're helping seagoing sea turtles... bette: these guys are opportunistic feeders, so it gets 'em in trouble with all the plastics in our oceans. jack, voice-over: elegant gray crowned cranes... sue: aww. deo: be free! sue: there it goes! jack: wow! jack, voice-over: or magnifict

senator harris and senator burk are leading that. i'm a cosponsor of that bill. it's a good bill. i think there will be some overlap with what senator scott says. the fact that you have got republicans in the united states senate that are introducing that bill at all i think is an important step. we need to talk about things. we need to see where we can find common ground and hopefully get something done. i think people in the united states senate and the congress are seeing this as an opportunity that we haven't had in a couple of generations to really move the needle forward and get something done, and that could help change so many other aspects in america. >> senator, i want to talk to you about something you experience in the south more than we do here in the north. and it is this conversation about confederate statues and military bases. this weekend, former senator jeff sessions is trying to get his old seat back, voted to remove the names of every soldier who fought for the confederacy betrays the decency whose courage and duty reached the boast sides. naming u.s. bases fo