the female flamingo will say goodbye to bob . for 18 years now a date has been working to help people appreciate nature and wildlife. claiming a dog is the star of the show. his charm helps win people over to the course which also helps the wildlife rescue program raise donations. bodhi is ready to return to the wild and to free agent it's a joyous occasion but there's always a bit of worry will the wild birds accept the o.t. or has she become too tame in acclimated to humans to help the bird flies away for his form and for his other siblings. at the level there is no time to let go o.t. is a little uncertain at 1st. then the flamingo flies away to rejoin her colony it's another moment of celebration the people here know they can't stand the tide of global warming on their own but they working for change and to raise awareness even a small success is worth the effort. to kick off. ghost town atmosphere means listless late fall from the. looks of guns and the mentalist flights assessable. non-stop excitement of the final match to.

but it just and flamingo bob are inseparable the veterinarian came to bob's rescue when it flew into a hotel window and was seriously injured. they posted there within 10 minutes i was in front of them like i am here for the flamingo and they were like who. can no longer spread his left wing properly and his feet had to see if he would struggle to survive in the wild so it it took him in. when they asked me is name i was like oh yes flamingo now and then in a split 2nd i thought oh his name is flamingo bob i don't look up all the mug where bob don't only look like a bob there all the funny thing is the name bob it means like a flame and so to be well known and now he's famous. no man is right there. it's a thursday. and on thursdays bulkheads after his new job as a wildlife ambassador to do. so this back especially for him to. get hurt by. you. today they're visiting a primary school. here. meanwhile bob is used to the passenger seat like when i'm with. her even if i walk in somewhere and people do know that i'm coming in with bob though i'm not a reaction like if you go so they thin

flamingo is. one year old a debt fountain a seriously injured near pool and has been tending to her for months you know if you mean no can live up to 40 to 60 years in the world so she's a baby and if she's a female we're producing also for killing a population for. both kids company so that she doesn't forget how to interact with her own species she'll return to the wild soon. they need to not be tamed we have to rehab is not coddling rehab is for all animals that are hurt you help them they put them back as soon as you can. but it is currently rehabilitating $45.00 wild animals they need medication in cages and 80 kilos of food each week the wildlife clinic essentially depends on donations for it it's a labor of love but it's exhausting work. to get her to know. soon object will have even moved on her hands over just a few days afic mass. has drifted to the island's coast. to sea turtles trapped in the algal it can be deadly. a group of conservationists have made it their mission to save them a

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the female flamingo will say goodbye to bob . for 18 years now a date has been working to help people appreciate nature and wildlife. domingo bob is the star of the show. his charm helps win people over to the cause which also helps the wildlife rescue program raise donations. bodie is ready to return to the wild and to freedom it's a joyous occasion but there's always a bit of worry will the wild birds accept ody or has she become too tame in acclimated to humans i have the bird flies away for his home in for his other siblings. at the governor's time to let go o.t. is a little uncertain at 1st. then the flamingo plans a way to rejoin her colony it's another moment a celebration the people here know they can't stand the tide of global warming on their own but they're working for change and to raise awareness even a small success is worth the effort. we know that this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we

and a flamingo colony raises its young hare and stays around. her but this paradise is under threat. because it is government has plans to build a new airport in monte should beyond the vasco da gama bridge right next to the wetlands endangering this important ecosystem. 8 conservation groups are now taking the government to court. taking action because of the many planes that will be landing beside these wetlands . not only dangerous for the birds the birds themselves will also pose a serious danger to the aircraft or some poor. makes no sense to build a new airport here now that lisbon has just been declared europe's green capital. more. the quality of the river takers has greatly improved according to ines that's why so many dolphins have returned. and the fact that no noisy cruise ships are harboring in the portuguese capital helps to dolphins are very sensitive to noise. i mean my large ships are very invasive. dolphins are disturbed by them and avoid swimming up the rest of the margin or i won't list them all thirty's have plates that by 2

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i rarely have as many pink flamingos being seen in this area as this. has been observing the birds in the salty martian southern friends for years but he has never counted 25000 nesting couples. i mean we've never seen numbers like these and the only unusual thing this year was the lock down the restrictions on going out there were no airplanes and they disturb the birds when birds land when the planes fly low then the birds panic and destroy their eggs but. there is no panic because of the coronavirus a few kilometers away ornithologist. also says it has been a good year for the birds. the football. the fact that there was peace and quiet and no flights no disturbances created good conditions for the birds that. he says one consequence is that many young flamingos have the time to learn from the older ones. among you because you keep they used their legs to kick up the mud and they use their beaks to microorganisms from it and it's over there we can see young birds imitating the behavior of the older ones as we felt that one's doing it for the 1st time

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earlier i spoke to james greenhalgh who runs flamingos coffee house in leeds — he told me that any prospectbeen struggling during lockdown. it's very, very worrying. obviously as businesses, we're starting to recover. we've had some really good help from the government in terms of financial support, in terms of the eat out to help out, in terms of vat cuts. all sorts of different measures which have really provided lifelines to small businesses like mine and in leeds. obviously as things recover, people still have be careful and it really is a big worry to us. do you find that people are generally cooperative with the restrictions or are you starting to see evidence of people becoming a little bit too casual about it or even downright uncooperative? i think every one of us is starting to get fatigued because of all of the measures we're having to take. it's hard, it's a new way of life, the new normal, and 99% of our customers are wonderful. it's a bit confusing to start with, but then once they've been here once, you know how the rules are, but we are having some very, very unkind people c

it is another busy day here at the flamingo's coffee house in leeds.ial distancing, as in all cafes, pubs and restaurants is vital. but the owner here says there are still people who ignore it. 99% of people want to do the right thing and they want to follow the rules and keep everyone safe. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus, everyone, me included, we slip up a bit, it's hard to keep everything going, and also there are some people that don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then leeds like other affected cities and towns will not be rid of the virus. richard galpin, bbc news. corby in northamptonshire is one of the places added to public health england's covid watchlist as an area of concern. corby borough council's leader, tom beattie, says he wants to avoid a local lockdown. i think it would be very damaging. it would affect business confidence, it would affect the ability for local businesses to get back on their feet after having spent time in lockdown already, and it would be a knock to the confidence of people

>> what i believe to be the flamingo hotel. >> what melanie said was, i was going to move his car toto find. >> it just didn't make any sense, that he was physically abusive to her, but then she goes to mess with a car with a guy she claims she doesn't want to be around. >> and it sounds beyond ridiculous sitting here saying it, and i acknowledge that. i can't -- you know, it's the truth. >> it's an incredible story, meaning it's just not credible. >> we believe she was planting his car in atlantic city. she was trying to create an illusion that bill mcguire was still alive. that requires two drivers, so certainly that means someone helped her. someone had her path finder and she was driving bill mcguire's car. they put the car at the flamingo hotel, and she went home with the person driving here car. >> and investigators thought they'd struck pay dirt when they discovered that hotel's parking lot had surveillance cameras. >> in truth, of course, the footage did not capture who the driver was. >> the surveillance video from the flamingo hotel actually showed the victim's vehicle bein

back in leeds, another busy day at flamingo's coffee house.ial distancing vital, but the owner says people are still ignoring the rules. 99% of people want to do the right thing. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus. everyone, me included, we slip up a bit, it's hard to keep everything going and also there are some people that don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then infection rates will not come down. richard galpin, bbc news. more now on france's highest daily infection rate since the start of the pandemic. 0ur europe correspondent damien mcguinness is following the story. the rate of testing has shot up massively in france, so that means that a lot of people who maybe are not exhibiting symptoms are showing up as positive. so, we're getting a better idea of the real situation, if you like, but undoubtedly the infection rates have also risen. so, it is a worrying new record because what we're seeing is this is almost 9000 daily new infections in the 2a hours between thursday and friday. now, if you compare

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back in leeds, another busy day at flamingos coffee house.says people are still ignoring the rules. 99% of people want to do the right thing. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus, everyone — me included. we slip up a bit. it's really hard to keep everything going. and also, there are some people that just don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then infection rates will not come down. richard galpin, bbc news. there are warnings of high winds, heavy rain and storm surges as typhoon haishen approaches japan. factories, shops and schools have been closed, hundreds of flights have been cancelled and train services suspended. the authorities have stressed the risk of coronavirus infection should not deter residents in the regions of okinawa and kagoshima from moving into storm shelters. 0n the us west coast, the coronavirus threatjoins forces with deadly heat and an increase in wildfire danger. between california, nevada, arizona and colorado, at least 43 million americans are baking under record temperatures. cali

it is another busy day here at the flamingo coffee house in leeds, and social distancing as in all cafeaurants is vital. but the owner here says there are still people who ignore it. 9996 but the owner here says there are still people who ignore it. 99% of people want to do the right thing and they want to follow the rules and they want to follow the rules and keep everyone safe. people are getting fatigued from a coronavirus, myself included, we slip up a bit, it is hard to keep everything going, and also some people don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then it leads like other affected cities and towns will not be rid of the virus —— then leeds. the latest government figures show there were 1,813 new confirmed coronavirus cases across the uk, in the latest 2a hour period. as you can see, the rate is continuing to slowly rise, with the average number of new cases per day in the past week, being 1,630. the deaths of 12 people were also reported, under new rules recording those who've died, within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week

back in leeds, another busy day at flamingo's coffee house.ng vital, but the owner says people are still ignoring the rules. 99% of people want to do the right thing. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus, everyone, me included, we slip up a bit, it's really hard to keep everything going, and also there are some people that just don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then infection rates will not come down. richard galpin, bbc news. several boats have sunk on a lake in the us state of texas, while taking part in a parade to support president trump in november's election. the sheriff's office for travis county said some boats took on water, some stalled and others capsized. it said it had launched an investigation, but added there was no evidence of any intentional act. no injuries were reported. an excessive heat warning is in place in california this weekend. the temperature in los angeles is around a0 degrees celsius and officials are expecting up to 50 degrees in some parts of the state. neighbouring nevada a

back in leeds, another busy day at flamingo's coffee house.stancing vital, but the owner says people are still ignoring the rules. 99% of people want to do the right thing. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus, everyone, me included, we slip up a bit, it's hard to keep everything going and also there are some people that just don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then infection rates will not come down. richard galpin, bbc news. an excessive heat warning is in place in california this weekend. the temperature in los angeles is around a0 degrees celsius and officials are expecting up to 50 degrees in some parts of the state. neighbouring nevada and arizona are also on alert. i spoke to eric boldt, warning coordination meteorologist at the national weather service of los angeles, and asked him just how hot it is in the region. it's very hot. we have had temperatures and many of our valleys here in southwest california reach 115 degrees. the highest i have seen today, woodland hills, 117 fahrenheit. even downtown

back in leeds, another busy day at flamingo's coffee house.cing vital, but the owner says people are still ignoring the rules. 99% of people want to do the right thing. people are getting fatigued from coronavirus, everyone, me included, we slip up a bit, it's hard to keep everything going and also there are some people that just don't want to socially distance. and as long as that continues, then infection rates will not come down. richard galpin, bbc news. let's stay with coronavirus. the surge in infections in india is outpacing every other country in the world as the virus spreads beyond major cities into smaller towns and rural areas. the country added over 86,000 new cases of the new virus on saturday, a global daily record. health officials are struggling to stem the surge in the virus as it spreads beyond major cities. with me is our reporter ishleen kaur. explain this rise in smaller cities and towns, then? india has seen the fastest growing coronavirus are great and the last cases have been over 13 days. so these are varying statisti

let's speak to james greenhalgh who runs flamingos coffee house in leeds.ou run a coffee house in leeds, how worried are you by this warning that the city is now under careful watch because of concern at the rise in the number of cases? it is very, very worrying. obviously, for businesses we are starting to recover, we have had some really good help from the government in terms of financial support, eat out to help out, vat cuts. all sorts of different measures which have really provided lifelines to small businesses like mine in leeds. obviously, as things recover, people still have to be careful and it really is a big worry to us. do you find that people are generally cooperative with the restrictions or are you starting to see evidence of people becoming a little bit perhaps a bit too casual about it? or even downright uncooperative question like i think everyone of us is starting to get fatigued because of all of the measures where having to take. it is hard, a new way of life, a new normal. 99% of our customers are wonderful, it is a bit confusing to s

hospitalizations and the number of people in intensive care rose >>> in kenya, pink flamingos have returned to this lake eight years after rising water drove them away. the birds were a national attraction for the park. back to you. >>> thank you. an ugly day on wall street no other way to put it stocks just off the lows of the day as you see there the dow industrials off 745 points minutes ago more than 850 points down the s&p 500 off 3.25%. nasdaq, the big loser today. down more than 4%. stocks are selling off and bond yields are falling as well rick is tracking the action. at the cme hig hi rick. >> we had some important data today. even though ism services wasn't bad, if you look at the july services surplus, it was the smallest in 8 years. we get down to 60 basis points, ten basis points away from the low yield at 50. it's moved up a bit to 62. add in the dow you can see the dow hasn't turned maybe we're getting an early word from the treasury complex that maybe the lows are in on equities for the day the dollar index can't be the culprit for the drop in commodity prices it's unchanged