the relationship between rooster and hen a close loving one and unconditional love. hens love their rooster and always run after him and every morning the rooster looks at his hands as if he'd never seen them before. 5 years ago in search of an ideal pet the 2 men attended a bird show and were surprised by the great variety of chickens they grabbed their cameras and the hens and roosters strutted their. stuff. the result their 1st photo book titled simply chicken featuring 200 glossy images of 100 different breeds of chickens. but we were primarily interested in the aesthetic aspect. that explains the beauty and success of the book. so you just don't expect chickens to look so great. like kevin the proud rooster in mateo trenchantly nice garden in milan he and his hens should know . and samantha our house chickens of the cochon breed queen victoria introduced these unusually large chickens from asia to europe in the 19th century. for chicken in love the photographers brought roosters and hens of different races together as couples a dutch crested with a bantam y. and

and his hens should know. and samantha our house chickens of the coach and green queen victoria introduced these unusually large chickens from asia to europe in the 19th century. for chicken in love the photographers brought roosters and hens of different races together as couples a dutch crested with a bantam y. and. a silky with an oar being 10. i mean to find out about and we went searching for what chickens looked best together but not like a breeder was we mixed breeds and sexes to get a colorful variety like we have in our human society. and what about to roosters. why not. the rooster may protect his hands but he doesn't have that great a reputation as a romantic lover. in the roosters the worst example and absolutely not a role model when it comes to romance fine doesn't do anything he doesn't produce anything and it dominates hundreds of hands we know that is definitely not politically correct but it works. right. now it's offended we've heard his feelings and it's no real tragedy. everything always r

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hen joe biden is president, will do something i have been fighting for for a very long time, and that is raise the federal minimum wage from the current starvation minimum wage living5 an hour to a wage of $15 an hour. at joe understands is what you understand and what i understand, that if you work 40 hours a week in this country, you should not be living in poverty. a job in america should lift you out of poverty, not keep you in it. let's be clear. when we increase that federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, we will be raising the wages of more than 40 million workers. understandsen also that we have to guarantee in this country that every woman get equal pay for equal work. women cannot continue to work for $.75, $.80 on the dollar compared to men. and, joe knows if we are going to expand the middle class in this country, we must make it easier for workers to join unions, engage in collective bargaining, and end the heavy-handed corporate tactics that make it hard for workers to unionize in this country. here's something else that joe biden understands. and that is that in the midst

>> i can't say other than to say that stone henning collapsing around it.t must have been significant. >> reporter: what could be significant about this corner of britain? >> always going to be slightly grass. i think it will will always be mystery about what exactly happened. >> reporter: keeping the magic of stonehenge alone. ian lee in london. >> and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning and you can wa on line anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: breaking news tonight: a stunning new projection of nearly 300,000 dead. could the death toll in america double in the next four months? and one thing that you can do to save tens of thousands of lives. plus, inside a hospital on the brink. the desperate doctors in hazmat suits. >> we need the help. our house is burning. >> brennan: and the mother who can only see her newborn on her phone. testing positive: ohio's governor announces he h

but we must reduce the national debt in times of prosperity. ,hen tax relief can be given it's offeredthose who need it most and not go to those who need at least as the republican rich bill tax bill did as they passed over my veto on the third try. [cheers and applause] harry truman: the first one of these tax bills was so rotten that they cannot look at themselves. it still helps the rich. and sticks the knife into the back of the poor. here a few came weeks ago and they had a platform. a hope you've all read that platform. platform and that platform had a lot of promises and statements of what the republican party is for and what they would do if they were in power. they promised to do a lot of things i've been asking them to do and that they refused to do when they had the power. the republican platform cries about truly high prices. i have been trying to get them to do something about high prices ever since they met the first time. this one is equally as bad and a cynical. platform comes out for low rental housing. i have been trying to get them to pass the housing bill ever .ince

cal fire has a lot of crews and engines above the hen see fire to keep it from spreading. now, there's a news conference today at 11:00 a.m., and we're expect to go hear an update on the lightning complex from the cal fire. >> sarah, thank you. >>> we're monitoring two other fires burning here in the bay area. in the 6:00 a.m. hour, i hope that you were with us when we brought it to you live. the progress being made for the lightning complex and that's burning in san mateo county. the lightning fire is now at 13% containment. that's up a good 5% from last night. it's burned through 122 square miles and destroyed 231 buildings. of that, we don't know how many are homes. more are expected to arrive there by the middle of the week. it's burned more than 542 square miles. at this point, it's 10% contained. so far 12 buildings are destroyed and more than 20,000 threatened by the structure. so far no deaths have been reported. >>> as fire crews are, whoa to go put out the fires all over, some of those firefighters have fallen victim to thieves and looters. cal fire say that is t

the hen see fire is moving. it didn't have air support today. those resources had to go to other areas that need the help even more. first came the smoke. then a few licks of flames. then they served notice. after a quiet note, this would be a day for moving and moving fast. neil and his wife kathleen knew all about that firsthand. >> looked down at the window and there's a small area of fire. it was rapidly increasing in size. >> they live a few yards from the lightning strike that started all this. >> it was thunder and lightning all evening. it really got loud. >> what had been one fire yesterday became three this morning. with the gamble fire and now the 15-5. >> yesterday toward the end of the day, 15-5 and gamble were a couple hundred acres. overnight they yue to 4,500 and 5,000, respectively. >> from 60 known line strikes yesterday. >> there are all little spots, smoking up there. even some trees in the crotch at the bottom where they come out of ground. there are little flames there. >> reporter: little flames that with a puff of wind ca

to induce the equity of its transit everybod service and hen francisco. in this case it has our support. we hope this will be one of the last transportation sale taxes before us. i want to thank your efforts in pursuing governance. it's entirely the right approach. get a clean ballot measure. we look forward to engaging with you and others in the discussion of gornance which is sorely needed, we agree. thank you for getting where you are today. you have our entire support. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller, please. welcome, caller. hello, caller. are you there? >> can you hear me? thank you for bringing this matter forward. this is about looking forward. i'm simply going to address you as the collective board that you are. it's important that we learn from history. i've mentioned to you before about the issues and declines of the city sub way. those have been saved and have challenges to this day. >> thank you so much for your time. i want to take a moment and thank your staff for facilitating all of these emergency public comments. y

the hen see fire burning in the north bay just to the east of st. helena. temperatures low 90s and 37% relative humidity. and northerly winds on the light side at just 5 miles per hour. so thankfully firefighters are at least up against those lighter conditions with our winds and we'll talk about a cooldown on the day and details in just a few minutes. >>> and this heat wave prompted the statewide flex alert which remains in effect through tomorrow. we're all urged to conserve energy from 3:00 in the afternoon until 10:00 at night. it's still unclear if there will be any rolling power outages today. >>> two major wildfires are still forcing emergency evacuations in napa county right now. the bigger fire is the hennessy fire east of st. helena. it's burned at least 2400 acres so far. four square miles. also the gamble fire. that's torched near lake berryessa. kpix 5's kiet do reports near napa county. >> reporter: so we are here on the far eastern flank of the hennessy fire and as you can see, the edge of the fire is just a couple of yards away from the nick

litter hen increasing aed hicle blocking fire escape routes. this year at least 50 fires have been sparked by people not putting out camp fires properly. >>> the apple fire is prompting new evacuation warnings in san bernardino county this evening. 28,000-acre blaze is creeping toward above palm springs. >>> here in the bay area, cal fire crews gaining ground on a fire that burned 60 acres. it was about 40% contained. >>> we had wind creep up in the afternoon. you could see it along the coast and inland too. >> yeah. >> fire crews out there doing their job. containing the fires and the winds continue to calm down. 21-mile per hour in concord, 21- mile per hour in hayward. 9 miles an hour there. look in the morning, the winds calm down. it will be an onshore flow during the afternoon. almost always is this time of year. in the morning it will not only calm down but turn to the south and that is going to allow the fog to do what it did this morning. back up quickly. the sun burns through. reduced visibility and fog, it will sneak across the bay i

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domeste flights hen grounded theory the restrictions are currently in place until august 18th.wi doctorsope i give medical workers the timed a need to deal with the spike in cases. katharine armstrong, b news. ♪ >> the biggest stories from around the world, from here in the bbnews that is our lead story. a massive explosion h rocked the lebaneseapital, beirut. at least 30 people have been killed. the world health organization is urging russia to follow the established guidelines for producing safe and effective vaccines, following announcement that it plans to start mass vaccination against the virus in october. you are in england, scientists are warning there could be a second wave of the coronavirus, twice as bad as the first one unless the government significantly improves tciting and t systems by september. whic is one schools reopen. they have used computer models to see how the disease might spread as people return to the classroom and parents go back to work. the worst case scenario is that by december, there could be a resurgence 2.3 times higher than the first wave of covid-19.

the hen see fire, 84 degrees, relative humidity is at 30%. that's low, not dangerously low. the wind there is gusting, however, between 10 and 12 miles per hour. so a bit containment there. down near lahasn't do, it's 76 degrees. not hot there. relative humidity increased a bit up to 44%. the wind is gusting to 13 miles per hour. now, if you want to take a look at air quality here, you see the orange dots around the bay shore line, san francisco, oakland, fremont, redwood city indicating poor air quality for sensitive groups, young children, the elderly. you see the red dots indicating very poor air quality at san jose. livermore near vacaville, yellow dots, did i say yellow around the bay? orange dots around the bay shore line. yellow dots canadian moderate air quality. we can find moderate air quality at san rafael, santa rosa, napa and fairfield. you have to go far outside the central bay area to find green dots indicating goir quality. that would be way up north near ft. bragg, willis and ukiah. >> it is so interesting, spencer, that where, of course, the air quality is,

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the mccann decision came down in our favorite however, the administration will further appeal. ,hen, we cannot have a stronger wiser, more strategic advocate to get the presidents tax returns than richie neil. that representation is based on lack of knowledge of what actually is going on. probably just an idle political charge. in terms of the climate, i mentioned climate earlier, he has placed in the moving forward legislation our infrastructure ill using the tax codes to save our environment. read it. it takes us to new heights in terms of how to use the tax code to support renewable energy in a way that saves our planet. brought twoat, he bills to the floor to unleash the power of women as we observed this week. the centennial of the 19th amendment. for us, one manifestation to make a bigger difference, is it makes a bigger commitment to childcare. this pandemic has pointed out clearly that if children can go to school, parents can go to work. -- parents cannot go to work. children learning, parents earning. we need childcare. --y have put together affect richie neil has put toget

hen the crowd became unruly, and being very aggressive, that is when they literally called in the calvary from virginia and had that group as the protector of the suffragette. it was quite dramatic and that sent because they were not expecting this huge crowd, but the next day was president wilson's inaugural speech for his first term as president. almost nobody showed up to his speech. he asked, where is everybody? he was told all the spectators had come out the day before to see the suffragettes. on your right is the official program. you can see that this is one of four existing program that remain. you can see the joan of arc figures in the purple robe, the color of royalty. walking down the front of the capital with her trumpet and a banner that says votes for women. she is heralding in this new cause for freedom. i mention alice call who had been radicalized and she brought back those compelling tactics. she is next generation of suffragette. he's broken off from the suffrage association, and she is employing more attention grabbing tactics, like the parade, as well as creating the

david: so hen he got elected, did he say, steve, you are wrong, why don't you serve in the administrationeve: i can't tell you exactly what he said. but it was very funny. i did not want to be a part of the government. i have a wonderful life as it is. and i did not want to disrupt that. david: so you have been an advisor off and on from the beginning of the administration. he has asked you to do a number of assignments. i have never seen him tweet anything unfavorable about you. you have managed to stay on his good side. what is the secret to staying on his good side? steve: you tell people the truth. i don't work for the -- in the administration. i am an independent person. i give my views. i find that he likes to listen. that is, i think, a good thing. david: let us suppose he is reelected and said, i would like you to be secretary of state, secretary of treasury, would you ever consider that? steve: when i was younger, i would do that. i am at a point in my life where that is not where i want to spend time. david: you have spent some time recently writing a new book. "steve schwarzman

but even governor andrew cuomo kids back to school hen thelotsi teyo it." norah. you. and with more schools set to open next monday, some districts are scrambling to hire school nurses. fewer than 40% of schools employed a full-time nurse before the pandemic. also tonight, there are growing concerns for the seven million children who receive special education services. cbs' meg oliver continues our week-long series "the new normal back to school." >> reporter: remote learning has been a tremendous challenge for six-ye c >> this spring a lot of kids with disabilities didn't soar in that environment. >> reporter: the rising first grader from virginia has a brain malformation, making him one of seven million children in the u.s. receiving special education services. >> he needs hand-over-hand support for writing exercises and cutting and gluing and the basic things a first grader would do. >> reporter: many special education students are legally guaranteed services, like an aide, through individualized edcaution plans, or i.e.p.s but in a may survey nearly 40% of parents