we are proceeding with closing the hatch. >> roger. >> the hatch is closed. >> roger. >> the hatch issing, and we're beginning to purge the cabin to bring it to the proper atmosphere for launch, which is a combination of oxygen and nitrogen, 60% oxygen and 40% nitrogen. of course, the astronauts themselves are breathing pure oxygen through their space suits. coming up shortly will be another key test with the launch crew from the launch crew and the spacecraft team combine together with the commander neil armstrong to make a thorough check of the emergency detection system. this is the system that will signal the astronauts in the cabin and if anything goes wrong below them. we use the ground-based computer to accomplish this test. it will take some 30 minutes. neil armstrong will being doing most of the work in the spacecraft responding as different lights signifying different difficulties are presented to him. our downdown continuing. this is kennedy launch control. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that a

four birds hatched last year are on the move.e mountains where wild birds perch nearby, but so does danger. >> just hoping that you prepare them to survive. >> reporter: since the recovery program began, the condor only has a 50% survival rate. it's still threatened by hunting, lead poisoning and hazards like power lines. >> we call it the e-perch, the electric perch. if the birds land on it, they get a little shock and they avoid it. >> reporter: clark is training the birds to stay away, but most of the juveniles already do because they're watching an older, wiser bird, a mentor placed with them. >> the mentor already knows about the pole. never uses it. none of them even try it. that tells you how important the mentor is. >> reporter: and as a new flock is tagged and prepped for release, the keepers are hopeful. >> can you imagine walking out in your backyard seeing a bird with a 9 1/2 foot wingspan sitting on your fence post? >> reporter: a dream that every year gets closer to home as the lessons learned give this shadowy feat

chicks first hatched here back in 2016, but they survived only a few days.n just under ten years and what feels like a lifetime of no sleep to find the recipe or close to the recipe for breeding spoon—billed sandpipers in an arc, in a captive situation. there are about 50 million other waterbirds that use the same places as spoonies, so if we can save it, and we're starting to do so, we can save a lot of other birds and plants and people who depend on the wetlands site where those animals survive. 2019 was the year that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around a million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in our human engineered environment is an increasing threat. so conservationists hope that this will go much further than one charismatic little bird. and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetlands it depends on will prevent many other species from being lost. victoria gill, bbc news. now it's time for the the travel

i'm going to to hatch be howevechp is ping so they're controlling the flow of the traffic going through there. >>you know it's not unusual to he i 5 a couple times a winter because of snow but the pictures that we saw a few minus ago that we were showing and i know you can see where you e but there was a lot of snow morthan i'm used to seeing going over the grapevine is is that your expernce. >>yeah as long as i'veeen in the central valley, a this is actually the ngest i've seen it closed in one period. the longest,i think i've seen the last few yea was made about 12 hours and he definitely rpassed that. >>heanthony i keep thinking about that driver found dead in his truck and i know we don't know a lot budo it do we know anything about the cicumstances. >>yoknow my understanding that would actually just outside of our area so i did not get very much information other than what you may have seen on the news. my understanding is that possibly was a health related condition, but unfortunately i don't have much information on >>any other reason digital effects from this we're looking at a

. >> reporter: james hatch knows what he's talking about.r navy seal was a dog handler on scores of raids in iraq and afghanistan until he was badly wounded in 2009. ss leg still gets stiff in cold weather, but with the help of ckna, he's back in action as, get this, a 52-year-old freshman at yale university. hatch suffers from p.t.s.d. but mina's got his back. >> mina will sit behind me. it just makes me feel like, okay, somebody wants to do anything, they've got to go through mina. >> reporter: mina doesn't like gunfire, so she's strictly a service dog, but she comes from a family of war dogs. >> they can do the work of four or five guys, they can find explosives. they can alert you to people hiding in walls or behind curtains. >> reporter: do dogs have courage, or is it just a game to them? >> clearly they don't understand bullets. if they did, they would say, hey you take care of that. that's a human thing. >> reporter: do these dogs save lives? >> mine was saved on multiple occasions by the dogs i worked with. >> reporter: he went on ab

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chicks first hatched here back in 2016, but they survived only a few days.n just under ten years and what feels like a lifetime of no sleep to find the recipe or close to the recipe for breeding spoon—billed sandpipers in an arc, in a captive situation. there are about 50 million other waterbirds that use the same places as spoonies, so if we can save it, and we're starting to do so, we can save a lot of other birds and plants and people who depend on the wetlands sites where those animals survive. 2019 was the year that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around a million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in our human engineered environment is an increasing threat. so conservationists hope that this will go much further than one charismatic little bird. and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetlands it depends on will prevent many other species from being lost. victoria gill, bbc news. now it's time for our world — a

didn't break the hatch act.e time. >> every day, yeah. >> so they're always like obsessed with saying that people are doing the things that they're actually doing. >> and hatch act is publicly advocating for a client, which government workers can't do, which she did not do. then the issue becomes was her judgment in any of the elements involving the investigation of the russian interference in our election -- was any of her judgment colored by the fact that she didn't want donald trump to be president. and we have found absolutely no evidence of that. >> she's been totally exonerated. i mean it's such -- and we know that this december 8th i.g. report is going to exonerate her further because we've seen that in the leaks. the question is really, like, why were these text messages leaked, and how does the president use women to distract. you know, how does he get his base all ginned up with misogyny to distract from the things he's doing that are sort of nefarious. and we see it again and again and again, you know

down the hatch. a little chunky, how many do you have to drink to have a really good day?ed in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands. down the hatch. a little chunky, how many do you have to drink to have a really good day? i'm not sure. shall we find out? since it started in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands. up top there are some bags with soda pop, cookies, the point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb down. it's my turn. so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to

the impression you got when you opened up the hatch and went into mir for the first time were twofoldell of an oily garage. maybe a bit of must because we did have mould on the mir. and then the other impression is clutter, and so as you go through, it is like going into the oesophagus of someone's throat. after six weeks of being on the station, i'd had been doing my experiments, i'm very happy, i got up on the 25th ofjune, and the flight engineer and flight commander had been using radio control equipment to fly a cargo ship called progress that weighs seven tonnes into the mir station using a tv looking at the station. as i look at his tv screen, i could see the orientation is all wrong for a proper docking to take place. and sasha, the flight engineer, said to me, "michael, scramble!" and he meant the soyuz spacecraft, which is joined on to the end of the station, at that point that was our lifeboat, but i understood because of the emergency in which he said it, he meant, "go there to save your life!" and as i float through, i feel the whole space station shudder and move around m

>>to hatch a p pass to see so the grapevine is open, but you got snowfall on and the great find is no good no not even open. it's not rare, but it's. >>kind of uncommon unusual for such a los angeles at this time to see this kind of snowfall we saw snow in san diego near san diego, yeah, it's it's pretty odd and you know honestly a lot of this kind of weather will come in a little later in the season. that's when you get those moisture packing storms in march and april. >>that can really shut things down that's when mother says hold my coffee out that's what asking for that yes or we've got a very early season. so yeah, we're just kind of rolled with that this this year so far good just do it not complaining at all and usually i do complain about the weather but not today, no not good news for you is you don't have to drive. and i'm also happy about that too because those drivers sure they're not happy at all right now lots of sunshine over skies, nice and clear across the bay area after what was some cloudy conditions and some rainfall during early morning hours yesterday so we've se

chicks first hatched here back in 2016, but they survived only a few days.e recipe, or close to the recipe, for breeding spoon—billed sandpipers in an arc, in a captive situation. there are about 50 million other water birds that use the same places as the spoonies, so if we could save it — and we're starting to do so — we can save a lot of other birds and plants and people who depend on the wetland sites where those animals survive. 2019 was the year that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around a million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in our human—engineered environment is an increasing threat, so conservationists hope this will go much further than one charismatic little bird and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetlands it depends on will prevent many other species from being lost. nasa has unveiled its latest martian rover ahead of a seven—month voyage to the red planet, scheduled forjuly. fuelled by a mini

so to hatch a p pass crosses through the southern sierra nevada that is looking at some very heavy snowfall look at all that snow heading out to the deserts and frazier park which is right along the grapevine right here things have calmed down somewhat but you are still seeing snow in some very slick conditions on these routes so it's really southern california that's providing you the slick drive today. that's for the sierra nevada crews have really done good and keeping routes open up there. but we've also just the most snowfall further north so if you're heading up to tahoe, it's really not all that bad of a day to be doing so. lots of sunshine for san francisco, the rest of the bay area this afternoon we're going hold on to that sunshine as we make our way into tomorrow to start the weekend also on into saturday, this is before our next chance and only chance of rain in the forecast which will come sunday night to close out the weekend. today's daytime highs a little warmer than yesterday as we're we're talking mid to upper 50's across the bay shouldn't be a big surprise that temperatur

chicks first hatched here back in 2016, but they survived only a few days.find the recipe or close to the recipe for reading spoon—billed sandpiper 's recipe for reading spoon—billed sandpiper's in an recipe for reading spoon—billed sandpiper 's in an arc, in a captive situation stop there are 1500 other waterbirds that use the same place. so if we can save it and we're starting to do so then we can save a lot of other birds and plants and people who depend on the wetlands site where those animals survive. 2019 was the that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around 1 million species of animals and pla nts million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in our human engineered environment is an increasing threat. so conservationists hope that this will go much further than one charismatic little bird. and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetla nds spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetlands it depends on will prevent many othe

chicks first hatched here back in 2016, but they survived only a few days.r close to the recipe, for breeding spoon—billed sandpipers in an arc, in a captive situation. there are about 50 million other water birds that use the same places as the spoonies, so if we could save it — and we're starting to do so — we can save a lot of other birds and plants and people who depend on the wetland sites where those animals survive. 2019 was the year that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around a million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in our human—engineered environment is an increasing threat, so conservationists hope this will go much further than one charismatic little bird and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetlands it depends on will prevent many other species from being lost. coming up after the headlines we'll get all the latest sports news, including today's premier league matches, in sportsday. now it's time f

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chicks first hatched here back in 2016 but they survived only a few days.nd what feels like a lifetime of no sleep to find the recipe or close to the recipe for breeding spoon—billed sandpipers in an arc in a captive situation. there are 15 million other waterbirds that use the same place as them so if we can save it and we're starting to do so then can save a lot of other bird and plants and people who depend on the wetland site where those animals survive. 2019 was the year that scientists put a very big number on the extinction crisis. a global report published this year estimated that around 1 million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. the loss of natural habitats in a human engineered environment is an increasing threat. so conservationists hope this will go much further than one charismatic little bird. and that protecting the spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetla nd spoon—billed sandpiper and the wetland it depends on will protect many other species from being lost. victoria gill, bbc news. success story! very cute! you look quit

it gets better you've really only got one good route because the grapevine as you see is closed to hatch a p pass is. >>the snow is falling really heavy right now they're so it's one on one and that's all you got side note on 1, 1, s not that white minds a little bit bigger takes a long time too so, maybe you can just extend to that christmas and they're going to open i mean they're still learning major delays along that stretch. yeah it's i see problem see do see the roadway. it appears clear the problem is there's so much ice on it right now so it's a good reason that close to town for sure and tomorrow is friday so can wait it out a little bit i hope hopefully bosses are we want you back in one piece and hopefully your families like sure you could stick around a couple more days a little more family time exact today's not the day it's that the worst travel day. yeah, when on millions of people are going to be out there on the ground said one man just hit those deals here in the bay area stay locally. great in the meantime all the great vines looking kind of gross look at what we've go

. >> well, the only possible law that they could have broken would be the hatch act.hey they didn't break the act. but ironically, kellyanne conway breaks the hatch act all the time. >> he takes. >> so they're always obsessed with saying that people are doing the things that they're actually doing. >> hatch act is publicly advocating for a client which government workers can't , do which spermsz do. and then the issue becomes was her judgment in any of the elements involving the investigation of the russian interference in our election, was it colored by the fact that she didn't want donald trump to be president and we have no evidence of that? she's been totally exonerated. this ig report will exonerate her further because we've seen it in the links. why did the president -- why were these text messages leaked and how does the president use women to distract? how does he get his base all ginned up with misogyny, and we see it again and again and again, you know. >> it almost seems like he would have to invent a lisa page if he didn't have one. >> or a christine blase

this is something that was hatched by the russians. this is russian disinformation that the republicans are repeating. that their own members of the senate intelligence committee admitted is not true. intelligence community said is not true. hill testified is not true. they don't care about the truth because all they care about is saving the president's skin. if they have to repeat russian disinformation they'll do it. >> i heard every word you just said. but why, why, why? what the hell is going on? >> that's a great question. what is happened to the republican party? from my point, i'm somebody who in the 1980s growing up was attracted to the republican party in part because it was moral standards and standing up to russia. it abandoned commitments and it embraces relativism. there's no truth. it spins conspiracy theories and promotes russian disinformation. the republican party in order to hold onto power sold its soul. it's disgusting to see. >> it's amazing to listen to and watch the folks who whether it's in the congressmen or se

hatched last week.m said when they are a little older, they will be taken off exhibit for a few months to, quote learn how to penguin. >> i'd like to see that. they need to put a little live stream up. >> that would be cute. >>> let's talk about the weather. it will be dry which is good news. but sunday through next week, very unsettled pattern with the heaviest of the rain sunday and then lighter amounts the rest of the week. this is walnut creek so the fog is on the move. so dry, limited sunshine today and tomorrow, unsettled pattern sunday through thursday with the heaviest rain sunday morning. and a look at our high temperatures, 63 in morgan hill, 57 in napa, and tonight we'll be in the mid-40s to low 50s with 50 in santa cruz, san mateo, those are the warm spots. you can see you'auryou're eurek the storm here and it is moving to the north. it will slowly slide down, but until it does, we do see is some sunshine. clouds won't completely blot out the sun today. farther south you are, the more sunshi

some breaking news for you you could call it egg breaking news hundreds of sea turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife refuge in pakistan have just been released into the arabian sea this year nesting sides have been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the eggs of this endangered species the babies all seem to know exactly which way to head with a bit of luck they could live to be 100. coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with nick mechanic line came into matchday 17 level on points with legal leaders leipsic blood but were hoping their rivals would stumble allowing them to reclaim the top spot going into the winter break find out exactly what happened next on the bundesliga and a reminder you can get all the news on our website that's d.w. dot com more news as always at the top of the hour. i'm cold.

with the wind and rain getting stronger coastal residents ran for shelter and batten down the hatches. approached anything that could be blown away needed to be stowed away. with the help of the military these families packed up and fled not knowing what if anything they may return to. tens of thousands of people on the island have been evacuated to makeshift shelters like this. police prepared aid packages for those displaced by the storm. to cause problems for the $29000.00 southeast asian games which the philippines is now hosting but organizers say they are ready for whatever comes. but for many coastal residents the only solution is to get to shelter wait out the storm and hope for the best. so take a look at some of the stories making news around the world a new wave of flooding in southern france has killed at least 5 people 3 of the victims were rescuers who died when the helicopter crashed near ma say the country's 7 but it's raining coast has faced heavy rain over yet last week exist serious floods and transport disruption. hundreds of women have taken to the streets of iraq

now for some more breaking news breaking news hundreds of sea turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife refuge in pakistan have just released into the sea the arabian sea specifically this year nesting sites had been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the ads of this endangered species the babies all seem to know which way to head with a bit of luck they could turn out to be 100 years old. coming up next shift living and living in the digital age looks at the latest developments in the open source community and a reminder you can get all the news on our web site that's d w dot com i'm michael in berlin we will have more news at the top of the hour. i know nothing. but nice and nothing. new to make this drama even if. next time rachel join me for me to complete a whole.

now for some more breaking news that is egg breaking news hundreds of sea turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife conservancy and conservancy in pakistan have just been released into the arabian sea this year nesting sites had been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the eggs of this endangered species the babies all seem to know which way to head with a bit of luck they could live to be 100. coming up next a deal documentary on the hidden dangers of as best don't forget you can get all the news on our website that's on d.v.d. if you dot com i'm michael okwu in berlin appreciate your company. did centuries of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sing the bridge alex on the phone while its 250th birthday were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage.

with that wind and rain getting stronger coastal residents ran for shelter and batten down the hatches. as typhoon come already approached anything that could be blown away needed to be stowed away. with the help of the military these families packed up and fled not knowing what if anything they may return to the. tens of thousands of people on the island of luzon have been evacuated to makeshift shelters like this. volunteers and police prepared aid packages for those displaced by the storm come already is on course to cause problems for the $29000.00 southeast asian games which the philippines is now hosting but organizers say they're ready for whatever comes. some people are asking if. there's no extension. but for many coastal residents the only solution is to get to shelter wait out the storm and hope for the best. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. authorities in mexico hunting drug cartel gunmen behind an attack which left $22.00 people did it happened in villa known close to the u.s. border dozens of gunmen sprayed houses and the city hall with bulle

more breaking news that is egg breaking news hundreds of green sea turtle the turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife conservancy in pakistan have just been released into the arabian sea this year nesting sides had been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the eggs of this endangered species the babies all seem to know which way to head with a bit of luck they could live to be 100. coming up after the break it's the leader with nick mckenna kline gladbach came into matchday 17 level on points with league leaders leipsic club but were hoping their rivals would stumble allowing them to reclaim the top spot going into the winter break find out what happened next on the bundesliga. don't forget of course you can get all the news or now website that's d.w. dot com michael in berlin i genuinely appreciate your company. literature invites us to see people in particular. i like to see the kids find the strength. of the books on you to. show hello halflings this is your new ball speaking welcome to the show with the ding dong yeah my concerts.

with the wind and rain getting stronger coastal residents ran for shelter and batten down the hatches. approached anything that could be blown away needed to be stowed away. with the help of the military these families. not knowing what if anything they may return to the. tens of thousands of people on the island have been evacuated to makeshift shelters like this. packages for those displaced by the storm. problems for the $29000.00 southeast asian games which the philippines is now hosting. organizers say they're ready. but for many coastal residents the only solution is to get to shelter wait out the storm and hope for the best. but here's a 1000000 other stories now that are making headlines around the world a new wave of flooding in southern france has killed at least 5 people 3 of the victims were rescuers who died when their helicopter crashed near marsay the country's mediterranean coast has faced heavy rains over the last few weeks leading to serious flooding and transport disruptions britain has paid tribute to the victims of friday's stabbing attack on london bridge mourner

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out he was on the roof, they didn't know he had a weapon or not so they didn't go through the roof, hatch to talk to them and negotiate and all that jazz police say the man was not armed, but was throwing tools from the roof and refused to surrender. negotiators are actively communicating with them. and freeman firefighters are on scene with a ladder propped up against a building rooftop negotiators found a man armed with a large knife and torch. >>police say the man told officers he was going to comply and was safely taken into custody. >>the men will undergo a mental health evaluation before he is booked on any charges reporting in fremont gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well up next the sport's big showdown at levi's stadium niners will >>welcome back we'll take a live look outside along the embarcadero on this saturday night you see all the bright lights of the city on the bridge and on the embarcadero joined right now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she is breaking down all of the models tahoe still getting snow. we all that cloudy weather but then today while i think everybody hit the

now, it is true that my colleague senator hatch and i had a bill to help increase the affordable housing tax credit, but i guarantee you that there's nobody that understood it better, could explain it better, and could bring more colleagues to join us in support of it than johnny isakson. i was amazed at a debate in the finance committee as some of our colleagues weren't quite sure of their support, but by the time johnny isakson was done speaking, i think they had to backtrack their opposition and wonder if they would ever take him on in a debate again. and i thank him for that because that's an issue that has complexity to it but at its heart and soul it's really about providing affordable housing to our fellow human beings, and johnny knew that. so i have so appreciated him joining us again as we fight to get more affordable housing. we also have worked together on very small things. our colleague, senator fischer, to make sure that military service members didn't get charged cancellation fees for tv and internet services when they were deployed and to work on diverse issues like mass

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