the dodo. >> dead as a dodo just rolls off the tongue sort of beautifully, doesn't it? >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert aaron fuller not just because did was catchy but because the dodo the extinction is so well documented. hungry european sailors found the bird on the indian ocean island of mauritius in the late 1500s. within about 80 hapless and significantly flightless bird was gone. dead as. the dodo has been extinct for more than 300 years. yet it is still the most important symbol of what mankind can do to nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. if the dodo and its lessons live again. >> 260 i have. 260,000 pounds now. >> reporter: it's hard to put a price on a lesson. vanderverth says he was selling an idea. is this an example of man's folly? >> it really brings it home, that we can have a big impact on the environment. >> reporter: make no bones about it. >> animal and bird species are being made extinct at a faster rate than ever. and that is one way or another our fault, or mankind's fault. so whether we're actually learning the lesson

those bones, once assembled, formed the world's most famous dead bird, the dodo. >> "dead as a dodo "just rolls off the tongue sort of beautifully, really, doesn't it? >> reporter: the phrase stuck says dodo expert errol fuller not just because it was catchy but because the dodo's extinction is so well documented. hungry european sailors found the bird on the indian ocean island of mauritius in the late within about 80 years, the hapless and significantly flightless bird was gone, "dead as." the dodo has been exting for more than 300 years, yet, it is still the most important symbol of what mankind can do to nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. yet, the dodo, and its lessons, live again. >> 260 i have. 260,000 pounds now. >> reporter: it's hard to put house owner rupert vander werth says he was selling an idea. is this an example of man's foal? >> it really brings it home that we can have a big impact on the environment. >> reporter: make no bones about it. >> animal and bird species are being made exting at a faster rate than ever, and that is, one way or another, our fa

those bones once assembled formed the world's most famous dead bird, the dodo. >> that is a dodo, just rolls off the tongue beautifully doesn't it. >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert errol fuller, not just because it was catchy, but because the dodo's extinction is so well documented.hu the bird on the indian ocean island of marishias in the late 1500s. within about 80 years, the happenless and significantly flightless bird was gone, dead as. the dodo has been and i think for more than 300 years, yet it is still the most important symbol of what mankind can do to nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. yet, the dodo, and its lessons, live again. 260,000 pounds now. >> reporter: it's hard to put a price on a lesson, but auction house owner rufus van der werff says he was selling an idea. is this an example of man's folly? >> it really brings it home it that we can have a big impact on the environment. >> reporter: make no bones about it. >> animal and bird species are being made and i think at a faster rate than ever, and that is, one way or another, our fault, or

. >> dodo rolls off the top. >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert mr. fuller not because it was catchy but because the dodo's extinction is the sailors found the bird in the eyelids of mauritius in the late 1800s and within 80 years the hapless and significantly flightless bird was gone. dead as. the dodo has been extinct for more than 400th years but the important symbol of what mankind can do to nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. if the dodo and its lessons live again. >> reporter: it's hard to put a price on a lesson, but auction house owner rupert van der werff said he was selling an idea. is this an example of man's falling? >> it really brings it home. we could have a big impact on the environment. >> reporter: make no bones about it. >> the bird species are being made extinct to the faster rate than ever and that is our fault or mankind's fault so are actually learning the lesson, i don't think i'd like to say. >> reporter: or whether we will become the next dodo? >> that is a possibility too. >> reporter: the bird went for? >> 280

the dodo has been and i think for more than 300 years, yet it is still the most importantn symbol of what mankind can do ta nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. yet, the dodo, and its lessons, live again. 260,000 pounds now. >> reporter: it's hard to put a price on a lesson, but auction house owner rufus van der werff says he was selling an idea.ma is this an example of man's folly? >> it really brings it home tha we can have a big impact on the environment. >> reporter: make no bones about it.es a >> animal and bird species are being made extinct at a fasterwa rate than ever, and that is, one way or another, our fault, or mankind's fault. so whether we're actually learning the lesson, i don't think i'd like to say.et >> reporter: or whether we'll become the next dodo.it >> well, that's a possibility, too. >> all done. >> reporter: the bird went for... >> 280,000 pounds. and sold. >> reporter: ...about $416,000 with commissions, a big price for a big lesson. mark phillips, cbs news, billingshurst, england. >> quijano: next on the cbs evening news, new technology is extin

this dodo bird skeleton just sold for $431,000 at an auction a dodo bird skeleton is remarkably rare. itica collector 40 years to complete this complete skeleton. dodo birds only lived on one island in the indian ocean, but sadly were hunted into extinction. >> there were only 12 are mostly full dodo bird skeletons in the world. this is the only one where the bones are all from the same bird. the other ones are piecing them together. 's -- >> that is insane though. >>> this is for all of the people planning to shop for toys this weekend. there finding these three toys were found to be the most aggravating for us as kids. can you name them all three? >> rubiks group has got to be on there. etch-a-sketch has to be on there. -- tedious. >> weather -- we have a hula cube, which i don't think any of us can figure out. >> i have not yet. >> that is really easy to use. >> it is really easy for about five minutes and then you get bored with it. >> same with the year your. you can get down with the yo- yo. you can do a whole bunch of stuff with the year ago.>> can you do the rubiks cube? i kno

arm and a leg to park dodo here. you know, the stones on that kid. he sits there lying through his teeth. they're all made out of ice today, stan. i try not to buy that, that today's perp is -- come on, get off! get off before you're going to get hurt! take him when he comes off the e ame. [ screaming and hollering ] give me that money! get me thahacoat! yeah, be quiet! shut up! police officer! [ screaming ] get out -- back up! back before i kill her! back up, man, i'll kill her! drop the knife, drop it! on the ground, toe jam! do it! you got him, mick? i got him. way to go, stan. we're a month setting up an arson number. this jimock blbls it for an $8 purse snatch. first name max, last name emily. give him robbery and assault. the risk will be between me and god. lieutenant goldblume. what language works with you people? well, i'm sure don would take a sympathetic approach, but i'm not ininrested. miss, i got to run up 48 arrest warrants on illegal liquor traffic today. when i'm through tonight, all i'm going to want to do is go to bed. talklkhows w

right now, i need you onenterprise dodo with your engine. when i used to dream about this mission the last thing i envisioned was having a vulcan on board who continuously sucked the air out of the room. well... maybe she's right. whoever's on that shipipmig. can use our help. computer, pause. you know... hey. you know that you and cheddar don't get along. ah... resume personal l g. before we left, admiral forrest said we'd be making history with every light-year but we're not going to do that sitting on our hands. (door chimes) computer, pause. come in. sorry to bother you, sir. it's not a problem. cheese? no, thank you. everything work out all right? sir? with the swapping quarters? yes, it's fine. thank you. i was thinking, captain i might be a lot more helpful to youu if i stay here and keep an open comlink. that way i'll have immediate access to the linguistic database. can't you tie your universal translator the lag time is tripled. well, i'd rather wait a few seconds if it means having you on-site. fofoall we know, the ut won't work.

th we united states they will w recall the past and look to the future as they dodo president-elect is taking a much different stands.ent all of the concessions that been through executive order which meansbe the next president can read first them and that will do unless the cow showcow regime needs back in september he backed up his tough talk with his foreword tweet in ain statement later he called the former cuba dictator who oppressed his own the weather is going to be very cooperative sunshine expected with temperatures above averagee is going to be a great looking after noon will need that rain gear until tomorrow afternoon and let itom will be soggy into tuesday morning. able moo to spy some boat trafc out there. t he said while icefishing or smelled the smell the fish that smell in the spring. th i'd be lucky if i can catch a cold fish i don't think those are in there. here's ofof speaking of the sun tonight's sunset which should it be lovely is at 4:59 p.m. that's in theth evening ending sunday december 18.8. i like the frog in a sprinkle like they like this was one of had the

how far dodo do we go? i don't know. look. still got it? uh-huh. here. i dropped it. is that it? where? there. i have it. it doesn't work. make it work. try forcing it. wait a minute. hurry up. i think i've got it. u.n.c.l.e. northeast reporting, sir. glad to see you, mr. beldon. do sit down. as i can now reveal, a security leak imperiled the existence of this very meeting. fortunately, owing to the extremely efficient work on the part of two of our operatives, that threat no longer exists. now our cryptograph section is reevaluated the entire picture. eighteen different codes have been fed into our computers in an effort to find one deceptable to deciphering. the code we finally selected is... i rise to your point of order. i'll put it down behind the hill. can you put it down quietly? all right, gentlemen, let's go inside. summit-four is ready to begin. the new code is fully operative. i think then that closes out the affair. ir. there's still the question of a replacement for u.n.c.l.e. northeast. normally the post would have gone to strothers. naturally that's impossible now.

sit dodo. what happened? they're wonderful. they're the sweetest... friendliest people in the universe. paradise. lieutenant o'neil-- where is he? paradise. paradise. space-- the final frontier. to explore strange new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... captain's log. stardate 3156.2-- while orbiting planet beta 3 trying to find some trace of the starship archon that disappeared here a hundred years ago, a search party consisting of two enterprise officers were sent to the planet below. mr. sulu has returned, quires but in a highly agitated mental state. i beam down with an additional search detail. materialization completed. kirk out. the expression on that man's face, the mindlessness, vacant contentment. like sulu. if everybody on this planet is like him... let's go. joy to you, friends. joy to you. you be strangers. come for the festival, are you? yes. got a place to sleep it off yet? go around to reger's house. he's got rooms... but you'll have to hurry. it's almost the red hour. it starts at 6:00? tula, these folks come for t