hippos are the deadliest creature. a half-human, half-hippo soldier would be pretty badass. yes, but when they're hungry-hungry, you can stop them with marbles. yeah, the correct animal for interspecies supersolider is koala. you would wind up with an army so cute it couldn't be attacked. but half-man, half-owl could fly... the answer is cuddly soldiers with big flat noses. moving on. so, penny, when's the new job start? next monday. did you get a chance to look over the materials i gave you? uh, not yet, but i will.

happening tn a new tribute to america )s favorite hippo! )fiona ) is getting a mural in >>> happening today, work begins on a new tribute to america's favorite hippo. fiona is getting a mural in downtown cincinnati. people voted on the design and the painting started this morning. if you are not familiar, fiona took the internet by storm after being born premature last year. people fell in love and she is doing great. even picked a super bowl winner. >> there you go! >> something about hungry, hungry hippos. >> remember that game? >> we have that game. >> you do? you might want to stay indoors to play a cool game. >> i think so today. it is going to be a day where you're dealing with the air conditioner up on full blast. you can barely hear the television. fans blowing. that will continue over the next few days and really not much relief here. but you do have some nice weather in san francisco, also bay area beaches. where it stays in the 60s and 70s through the rest of the week. >> in some places to get out and enjoy the weather so -- >> y

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most in this world we normally have psychic animals every will go but this year we've had dolphins hippos and author in so she go my favorite is probably cleopatra at the top pia and cleopatra also went for croatia so maybe an upset is on the cards and hey let's say this world cup has been full of shocks so maybe we've got one last big surprise the animal kingdom certainly know who they're picking get all these mark meadows in studio and barbara more from moscow thank you both very much. and if that's not enough world cup for you d.w. has even more coverage before during and after today's final on our kickoff you tube channel or sports team has been following all the action throughout the tournament here's a taste of what's on there. football is a simple game that the end france or croatia will win the world cup two thousand and eighteen. when we go live with all woke up show forty five minutes before kick off on sunday send your questions to hashtag d w kick off a comment below right here on our you tube channel youtube dot com slash deed of you can see you once said the law is on you tu

we've had rather a lot of us here we have the bear there we had a white go to we had dolphins with hippos we hadn't oughter insult she and cleopatra the tapia who was also picked croatia as winners cleopatra's not so good in the stats i will tell you that france there's a reason why friends are going to win because in one thousand nine hundred eight when france last won it three defended scored and at this tournament. and the scored as well three defend us so that's why i'm going for friends nor in the animal kingdom as advice maybe just well let's take a look back at yesterday's game actually belgium beat england they got third place what do you make of what happened there yet those in one two know it's hard to say they wanted it more but it kind of mattered more to them because the world cup in the past in sixty six the best belgium of a don't fulfill so to finish that was important to them to go home with the bones medal they put out a full team in the made a few changes in a still a great tournament but belgium pretty please things and we can actually have a look now at some of the ac

happy hippo, snort, snort. you get the idea, right? it has all the sounds.ut when you get to the end the gazelle says, who's behind the rock? and then it says, it's a happy elephant, trump, trump. [ laughter ] the sound effect the elephants make. that's -- i don't know. if there are two trumps in the area this elephant better get the hell out of there. [ laughter ] probably eric and donald jr. with their guns. anyway, unfortunately we don't know what happens after trump trump in the book because that's the end. it ends with a cliffhanger. i have to say, when i read a children's book, i need closure. so we added one more page to the book. and it goes like this. who's that above the fireplace? and then you can see it's the friendly lion, the tall giraffe, the happy hippo, the hungry crocodile, the happy elephant. so they all die happily ever after. [ moans and applause ] let me explain something, we didn't actually kill the animals. this is a cartoon. any of you planning to see the new "mission impossible" this weekend? [ cheers and applause ] this is a good o

they would consult on extending the scope of the bill to protect other ivory—bearing species such as hipposas sperm whales and killer whales. the bill now goes to be debated in the lords. you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. earlier in the programme we heard the snp's westminster leader, ian blackford, raise accusations the official brexit campaign group, vote leave, broke electoral law. these claims are firmly rejected by the group's former chief executive, matthew elliot. but in the lords, peers raised the leak, and whether there'd been foreign interference in the vote. given what we have just heard about the draft report from the electoral commission, how can the result of that referendum still be considered valid? i think there were many reasons why people voted as they did in the referendum. they were worried that globalisation had passed a number of communities and concern about immigration and concerned about the perceived threat to independence and sovereignty. there were home—grown reasons why people voted as they did, independent of the influences the

announced they would consult on extending the scope to protect other ivory bearing species, such as hipposs, as well as sperm whales and killer whales. the bill now goes to be debated in the house of lords. the environment committee has been looking into whether or not the law on dangerous dogs is working. it is claimed that the number of attacks is on the rise. the committee has heard from, among others, postal workers and farmers about the impact of aggressive or out—of—control dogs. the dangerous dogs act bans four types of dog including pitbulls. you have still got 80% of the bites out there and fatalities that are not created by pit bulls, so i do not see how you come here before us and say the dangerous dogs act is working well. here we are, talking, when i have a list of men, women and children, killed, killed, by this breed, disproportionately and here we are, i would not want to go out and see the families that have been killed by any dog and say that the legislation was not important. the environment secretary set out how the uk would take back control of our seas as he presented

it is happening today, a mural dedicated to the favorite hippo will be complete.s is a preview of what it will look like when it's done in downtown cincinnati. she weighed at least 650 pounds on her first birthday. >> that is success. >> all right. we'll need something cool to drink today. >> it will be the hottest day of the week. >> away from the coastline. if you're starting out it is a flex alert day. you want to try to find other way to stay cool. temperatures starting out at 5 degrees in san francisco. you step out to 63 degrees and 60 in livermore. let's head to dublin where it will be hot. we are at 66 degrees if you need to go for a run you have things to do outside. we are at 95 at 4:00 today. our high temperatures for the inland valleys. we will also have dangerous waves for the coast. we could have breakers today up to 11 feet. you don't want to turn your back to the water. also risk of rip currents. if you get caught you want to swim parallel to the shore. the best advice is to not even swim at all. let me know about your weekend plans. a nice weekend

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and that poaching of elephant d black rhino and other hipo -- hippos, is increasing. i've seen the result of poachers. wildlife trafficking and profiting from poaching provides a key funding source for international criminal networks and for terrorists. and these deadly groups undermine regional stability. they spread violence. they disrupt local governance. they have a devastating impact on the economic opportunities for those members of the community. so this legislation, provided by our good friend here, mr. fortenberry, h.r. 4819, this is the defending economic livelihoods and threatened animals act of 2018. it's an opportunity, this delta act is an opportunity to be proactive and protect this part of the world before it's too late. it strengthens coordination among the governments of the united states and angola and bostwana and namibia to address these poaching threats and to support local communities in this greater okavango river basin. a few months ago i led a bipartisan delegation to the region, and i saw the critical need for these countries to work togethe

east and one of the people the cia allowed on the team had a severe medical condition but because of hippo, the rules that protect your medical information his information couldn't be revealed to the leader of their team and he had an episode, whether it was an epileptic seizure or whatever but now they are way behind enemy lines in indian country big-time and have to figure out how to get this guy out and it is that kind of bureaucracy that will get people killed. that is the balance the cia has. they want to go out and help the nation and protect the nation to gather the intelligence they have to but certain pieces make it difficult and that is why i love writing about a private intelligence agency where you've got guys out there, we hope there are scott -- scot harvaths out there, people who can do what needs to be done. marcus futrell's story was told, first time i ever saw him speak that was how marcus ended his talk when the book was out there. one of the greatest things you could do for us in the special operations community is look away, doesn't mean there is no accountability but