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predominately cetaceans so whales and dolphins. right so now hold it. ok the hydrophones out when we can observe these animals in the wild we're able to establish baselines and then when we have dolphins in our sanctuary we can monitor them and record their vocal characteristics or vocals. with photos and behavior we're able to figure out how they're adapting to their new environment because we have this baseline data of how they interact in the wild. i heard about 4 individuals so we really need to be keeping our eye out just scanning the surface of the water see if we can see them. when they surface you noticed the blow was big one of the above that's what you need to look for. it's quite follow a by a to me there's no way. he got everything that. he. thought. and. i thank you. we have another 15 or 10 minutes left of daylight you never know may be going to see some splashing in their sunset. some of the last one let's see. this out there. right here. nothing. 35. something that a thing. right here. they keep running away. one of all 1 o'clock. if you

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but you need to really see it you know from the dolphins point of view. right now we're going to get a look at the environment here we're also going to be looking at different parameters water temperature depth as well as you know how do we construct in this environment the facilities that the security fence is. the navigational buoys what's the bottom like and so we'll get a good look at that i mean the serious already been well studied by the team here and it's my 1st opportunity to get in the water and have a look at again from the dolphins point of view. the. as a person who has evaluated numerous sun trees and they have their limitations centers it's important to hear he's. the blond that we have on place so it's a great challenge is a huge threat. and this is the a story has actually been quite an inspiration to me. i admire her and the doris and their ability to have this dream and have this passion and do everything everything that they can to work for it. just hearing their stories and. working here on their boats and living in this not the best

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i may be a dolphin, but i'm also a lawyer. - you're a lawfin? - tickets, please. - we don't have tickets. - sorry, ma'am. no tickets. no entry. - look, there's a boy with my balls in his knees, and he's in serious danger. - what? - my scrotum. that dolphin has my scrotum. now, let us in. - you can't go in, ma'am. we have unauthorized entry on level 1. - all right, broflovski, you're going in next possession. - all right. [crackling] ow...hmm. - gerald, where's kyle? - what, why? - my balls are in his knees. if he jumps with them, they'll explode. - oh, my god. - there they are, next to that dolphin. - come on, we gotta get to those balls. [gunfire] - stop them! they didn't pay the $2 entry fee. - now substituting for colorado, number four, kyle broflovski. - oh jesus. he's about to play. [gunfire] [grunting] - mrs. garrison, grab kyle. - which one is he? - arrrhhh. - ohhh. - hey, what the hell? - stop the game! ahhhh! - ohhh. - i got it. i got the ball. - kyle, no! - broflovski goes for the dunk. - no! - my baaaaaaalllllssssss! - aagh. [screams]

well, you can say it "for dolphin only," "only for dolphins," "dolphins only for.re a dolphin and i know you understand it, and this is for people who understand it as well as amphibians and reptiles and different types of species it's for all species really. >> seth: when is your album going to be out? >> i'm hoping the beginning of september. i don't even know when that is because i don't even know what the hell today is. it's been a blur this has been a mess so, i just know it's a day >> seth: hey, this new season of "[ bleep ] that's delicious. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: one of the nice things about watching it is remembering a time where you could travel and eat food and be social and one of the places that i think maybe has a bad reputation for food that is maybe not deserved, according to you, is dublin you had a great time in dublin >> man, what a hidden gem dublin is that is a phenomenal place and very eclectic, surprisingly. we found the best of probably everything that there is to find in dublin. man, jamaican, irish, scottish mixtures crazy, just -- mexican

well, it wasn't a dolphin.s a humpback whale, part of a group found miles inland up a river which is infested with crocodiles. in the past few minutes, the united arab emirates and bahrain have signed a deal to normalise relations with israel at a ceremony at the white house. all three along with the us are calling this historic, though other countries have different words for it. president trump invited a thousand people to the event. he spoke earlier. for generations, the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostilities, lies, treacheries, so many things held them back. actually, lies that the jews and arabs were enemies and that al—aqsa mosque was under attack constantly. they would say it was under attack. these lies passed down from generation to generation fuelled a vicious cycle of terror and violence that spread across the region and all over the world. these agreements proof that the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past. today's signi

ryan fitzgerald of the dolphins handle gardner minchew and the jags second quarter dolphins up 14-7 andki, a great grab that is magic in tiny, 18 of 20 passing, 160 yards, two touchdowns, 31-13 and there you go. that's the final, dolphins look pretty good tonight on thursday night football. we will have pac-12 football, if you haven't heard, come november. it will be back. >> and matt west. >> san jose state, good call, julie. >> good night! into my house. stop! don't you take another step! what the hell are you talking about? claire just told me your valentine's plans for gloria. you're walking into a buzz saw! (tires screeching) get in. (engine turns off) (sighs) what am i looking at here? nothing. oh, it's a role-playing thing we do on valentine's. -it bumps the lovemaking up a notch. -phil, why? gloria is mad at you. if you walk in there with some lame gift, she will bite your head right off, mister. well, you worried for nothing. i bought her a nice cookie, and the biggest mylar balloon they sold at the grocery store. wake up, man! you're losing her! when did you talk to gloria? th

janet mui from brewin dolphin is still with us. concern?a lack of ?euro at what level do they start to get concern? what does a higher euro mean and when does that anxiety -- when do they start to talk about it publicly? janet: i can sympathize with the ecb actually. it is very hard to control the currency level. it is not their mandate but it is out of the market expectation. -- it will euro start to get nervous for exposed countries like germany. yet.e not there the ecb has a ready putting so much stimulus measures 1.3 5 trillion pandemic emergency program, negative interest rates, what more can they do? to impactally need the euro, it would have to have a very bold policy, which sounds difficult for now given so much they have done already? annmarie: yes can lead euro definitely stole the show yesterday. i am interested in the euro-pound, given the weakness we could see the pound, given the brexit negotiations and where that goes. we have an uptick of covid cases as well in europe, actually surpassing cases in the u.s. yesterday lagarde also reveal

the naenae —— miami dolphins in a very covert video said that. ings are only changing when profits take a hit, so i think by monday, all the teams will have played in a variation of mixed stadiums and anti—stadiums, andi mixed stadiums and anti—stadiums, and i think that is we're gonna get and i think that is we're gonna get a real viewpoint of what america thinks and what the world thinks of what they're going on —— empty stadiums. for a lot of these players, they are protesting on the pitch but tried to change the lights money as well. —— try to change lives for many as well. nesta mcgregor there. now finally, since being diagnosed with motor neurone disease last december, former leeds rhinos rugby league player rob burrow has spoken regularly to the bbc about the issues facing him. sally nugent has caught up with rob again on a family holiday in east yorkshire. you will notice rob is struggling with his voice, but he remains as positive and determined as ever. rob, hello. it is so lovely to see you again. how are you doing? how are you feeling

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hong kong's dolphin population appears to be returning as coronavirus restrictions limit the amount of water traffic scientists say the number of in do back dolphins in the area has jumped by up to 30 percent since march that's when ferry traffic was suspended it's giving scientists a chance to study the animals behavior this type of dolphin is classified as being vulnerable. updating the top stories so far today from al jazeera and israeli settler has been handed 3 life sentences for the murder of 3 members of one palestinian family ben through a fire bomb into the west bank home of the family in 2015 killing the couple and their infant son received an additional 20 years in jail for injuring the only surviving child well here's the family reacting to the news of the conviction. may god punish him i hope he wrote and you suffer while he's alive as he's done his home an injustice and i hope he's punished on judgement day i hope you brought sin jail. the u.s. secretary of state might pompei o has called for a quick solution to the gulf crisis and the lifting of the blockade imposed on c

were there out just a year ago this beneath the waves with a team of women determined to save the dolphins we all share the same it was a really needed because i think laurie by that time a thing on it was using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior we're able to how they're adapting to their new environment women make science dolphin sanctuary on al-jazeera. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. direct peace talks for the 1st time afghan government on taliban leaders begin negotiations to end decades of fighting. we are here with good intentions of your allies durable peace negotiations should move forward with a lot of patience. are watching al-jazeera live from headquarters in doha i'm tell you now ok they're al

you're a still first round pick of the dolphins. nfl player making a lot of money. the temptations? it is fine to go out to buy yourself a car, whatever the case may be, a nicer house, i guess, the temptation is to blow through that money. a lot of young athletes do that. how do you deal with that? >> there is temptations but for me i'm fairly humble and just i don't really, like again, goes back to discipline. i don't feel the need to spend this, do that. stay rooted what i always stayed rooted into. that is creating, setting myself up for you know, a better life when i'm done playing football. i set myself up, using kind of money i'm getting out of essentially the generational wealth. not just money that is for me. connell: right. now you partnered up at the outset as i said with capital one, trying to pass it on to students which is admirable. let me ask you a little bit about money and sports if i can before we wrap this up. i think it is interesting because we're going through this pandemic. obviously the nfl is back. you guys as we established. you guys get pa

a battle in florida tonight between the dolphins and the jags. 37-year-old ryan fitzpatrick, he's still got it. the miami quarterback threw two touchdowns, he's having way too much fun. the dolphins get their first win 31-13, and how do you like it, george >>> tonight a stunning archaeological discovery deep beneath new york city's grand central station. >> inspectors dug up a secret man cave located below track 114. it features a couch, flatscreen tv, a fridge and a microwave and a 24 page report investigators concluded that builders worked at two at best to hang out and watch television or at worst, drink booze and sleep. of the three workers that are now on leave, two of them are forming. gotta >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male announcer) as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough. (female announcer) and watch what happens when cindy invites

yoko, we're still monitoring the remnant of tropical storm dolphin in japan. >> dolphin will continueoduce heavy downpours across northeastern japan on friday. flooding and landslides are the main concerns. the storm system is skirting the east coast of ohtohoku. another system is producing downpourss in western japan. people in kochi prefecture saw 273 millimeters in just three hours. a couple of low pressure systems will continue to move northeast along the pacific coast of the country on friday, so heavy rainfall will be seen in the region with up to 120 millimeters. downpours will push into tohoku and shikoku. strong on shore winds will also produce gusts and high winds. tokyo should avoid hef rainfall but a few showers are possible throughout the day on friday. for the rest of the asia, wet weather will persist in hong kong on fririday. toward the north, much dryer conditions in beijing with a high off 27 degreeses. a storm systetem is producing severe weather across a lararge portion of cenentral europe. sosome g gusts and even tornado were reported in italy. and the people in s

the house could vote on a bill as soon as next week >>> the dolphins had a little fitz magic in theirhursday night's football game against the jaguars. he started the game a perfect 12 for 12 the lead extended by running in himself. the dolphins win 31-13 >>> let's check in now with bill karins who is tracking fire danger out west. good morning >> good morning. let's talk about this fire threat we've been kind of -- we had the big heat wave and we dealt with a lot of hurricanes and now another huge heat waefz to the west for today because of windy conditions we do have red flag warnings in utah and colorado. but here's the headlines for next week. next week we have a hujs jet stream amly fi occasion. a big cool blast coming down to the middle of the country but the west will be dealing with warmer than average conditions windy conditions and of course you know that's big red flag danger we're tracking that rain through the soutast. the restheo change quickly weir also watching that rain associated with what was tropical storm beta moving through the south southeast. weekend forecast c

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. >> i noticed a big spout and thought, that's a big dolphin.etely blown away to see this. i never expected to find anything like this upper river in kakadu. it completely floored me. ros: these animals could be in danger if they become stranded in shallow water and a crocodil attack. experts are trying to figure out how to shepherd these whales back to the ocean. >> they are currently about 20 km in, so they are quite a ways in, and they are just sort of circling around, feeding. they seem to be having an ok time, but unlike dolphins, humpbacks do not have echolocation, so they are relying on vision, most likely. the problem is this river is incredibly murky. visibility is very poor. the challenges facing scientists right now, what are they going to do to try and cokes these humpback -- coax these humpbacks out of this river system? the first option is that they use metal rods and bend them against the side of the boat or use other loud noises to shepherd the whales back out. alternatively, they are also looking at using killer whale calls to s

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it will also be the location for the upcoming miami dolphins home football game.ning their seasons without any spectators inside the stadiums, the dolphins will, however. just 13,000 per game and everyone must wear a mask. >> we worked with steve roth and the miami dolphins. i think they have a great plan. i have been in contact with the jacksonville jaguars as well as our universities about having. this and you can do it. >> as for the state of florida and miami-dade county, once one of the biggest hot spots for covid transmission in the country, what a difference two months makes. numbers are down to their lowest since june. new positive cases are below 4,000 every day when july saw them soaring at more than 10,000 a day. and the state's test positive rate is down to about 5% or 6% for two straight weeks now. this weekend is labor day weekend. our third holiday weekend sips this all began. so cautionary warnings are out there that people do not repeat virus spreading gatherings like they did over memorial and july 4th weekends. dr. anthony fauci said yesterday t

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dolphins get their first win 31- 13 is the final there. as for the giants, they got a big doubleheader with the san diego padres today. the final days of the playoff race and the giants trying to get that ticket. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great weekend. >>> time now is 4:57. still ahead on kpix still ahead in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> a first of its kind program. how one company is guaranteeing landlords get >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, making history even after her death. the elite group ruth bader ginsburg will join today in her final honor on capitol hill. >>> and aggressive approach to fixing a major disparity. the new initiative to help the latino community hit hard by coronavirus. >>> this week's weather has spoiled us a bit but that is all about to change. so get ready for that. mary is tracking the extreme heat and smoke returning to the bay area. good morning everyone, it's friday, september 25th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. interesting you said f

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these are indo—pacific humpback dolphins, also known as white or pink dolphins, swimming and diving oncece in a lifetime opportunity to study the impact of underwater noise on the behaviour of the aquatic mammals. researchers say their numbers in the area have increased by 30% because of the pause in ferry traffic. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ martinebbc. much more on all of our main stories and our website. hello, cooler weather on the way. that, of course, most noticeable where the past couple of days have been so hot and also along some north sea coast, eastern scotland, northeast england with more of an onshore breeze for a stunner of a tuesday and will feel much cooler for wednesday. and the reason we're losing high pressure that brought the warmth of the south, replacing it with another area of high pressure, the flow of air around that coming from a cooler direction in the northeast into some of the north sea coasts during wednesday and also this weather front moving south with cloud and another huge amount of rain. before that completes its journey south, rather warm start

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next few days loss of clouds streaming in this bright white to mass that vast is a tropical storm dolphin not making landfall but staying well to the east and taking the rain with it but this friend this from that's been trading down across the southwest this to bring some very heavy rain into the southwest of china dozens of homes had to be evacuated because of the floodwaters in some areas the floodwaters were up for me to deep so as i say people were moved to safer areas not as bad on friday there is still some rain in the forecast that it won't be as heavy but as i say what we will see is very heavy rain across much of japan got 2 systems one pushing in from the west this mass here that is tropical storm dolphin it'll continue to work its way away from japan as we head on into saturday so it's a much drier bright to pick just to want to scout a chance but nothing really heavier than that and still the rain very much in place across the southern sections of china but woman draw in shanghai with a high the a 26 degrees and 25 in beijing and then on across into india plenty of rain here

these are indo—pacific humpback dolphins, also known as white or pink dolphins, swimming and diving oncegiven scientists a once in a lifetime opportunity to study the impact of underwater noise on the behaviour of the aquatic mammals. researchers say their numbers in the area have increased by 30% because of the pause in ferry traffic. it's exactly 80 years today since the raf managed to repel two massive attacks by germany's luftwaffe, winning what became known as the battle of britain. john maguire has been to hear one former raf engineer's extraordinary story. due to covid, 90—year—old old jeff brereton hasn't left home since january, but this was a reunion 80 years in the making thatjeff was determined not to miss. it is wonderful to see it, absolutely wonderful. it's unbelievable, it's unbelievable. as a young man, he served at raf croydon and remembers working on this hurricane fighter. as groundcrew, theirjob was to keep the planes flying, whatever it took. the main problem that we had was the fabrics, really, on the bodywork, where they would get all covered in bullet holes very

these are indo—pacific humpback dolphins, also known as white or pink dolphins, swimming and diving onceen scientists a once in a lifetime opportunity to study the impact of underwater noise on the behaviour of the aquatic mammals. hello, cooler weather on the way. that, of course, most noticeable where the past couple of days have been so hot and also along some north sea coast, eastern scotland, northeast england with an onshore breeze for a stunner of a tuesday and will feel much cooler for wednesday. and the reason we're losing high—pressure to broaden the warmth of the south, replacing it with another area of high pressure, the flow of air around that coming from a cooler direction in the northeast into some of the north sea coasts during wednesday and also this weather front moving south with cloud and another huge amount of rain. before that completes its journey south, rather warm start wednesday morning and they will feel cooler by thursday morning. from that weather front, cloud and a few spots of rain and drizzle, parts of scotland, northern england, maybe northern ireland pus

i thought, "that's a big dolphin!" i was completely blown away to see this.animals are in danger. if they become stranded in shallow water, the crocodiles may attack. a team of experts are now trying to work out how to shepherd the whales back to the ocean. henry zwartz from the abc is covering the story. they're currently about 20 km and, so they're quite a ways in and they're just sort of circling around, feeding. —— 20km in. they seem to be having an ok time, but unlike dolphins, humpbacks do not have echolocation, so they're relying on vision most likely. and the problem with that is this river is incredibly murky. visibility is very, very poor. so, really, the challenges facing scientists right now, what are they going to do to try and coax these humpbacks out of this river system? and they're currently looking at two different options. the first option is that they use essentiallyjust metal rods and bang them against the side of the boat, or use other loud noises to try and sort of shepherd those whales back out. 0r alternatively, they're also looking a

is going to make its way further north which it has now just been named so this is tropical storm dolphin not looking too bad at the moment is making its way fairly quickly towards southern parts of japan it will bring some very heavy rain here over the next couple of days and is likely to cause some flooding sammy thanks so much of it and still ahead on al-jazeera hundreds of mysterious elephant deaths in botswana but now scientists believe they know what's causing it to be update coming up shortly. and in sports christiana ronaldo starts the new italian season in. rewind 3 times. we've got. to see this documentary. use pick. up my sleeve to get you to remind continues with uncomfortably now this is gospel central jail and this is the section where they're holding prisoners on one charge users and dealers here that is $120.00 of them in 3 different sounds on al-jazeera overthrow and exiled they appoint a government saying this rule all the swiss let me tell you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he

now the miami dolphins announcing they'll stay inside their locker room for both songs sunday, releasingideo overnight expressing their discontent with the league's gesture. >> so if my dad was a soldier but the cops killed my brother, do i stand for one anthem and kneel for the other? >> this attempt to unify only creates more divide. >> reporter: back in kansas city, only 16,000 fans were in the stands, about 20% capacity, because of covid restrictions. on the field, another moment of unity between two of the game's biggest stars. >> how great is that? >> reporter: texans quarterback deshaun watson forced off the field and into a seat right next to chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. >> the two richest guys in the league right now. >> a lot of money on that bench. good to see some football on last night. >>> it was a blockbuster night at the u.s. open. two high-quality matchups in the women's semifinals. >> first, two-time grand slam champion naomi osaka taking on rising star jennifer brady. battling in three sets but osaka prevailed. >> in the nightcap, the battle of the moms. serena