toes and they're the only ones in that family to have horns. the other group is the brother dai family they're even told argue let's which nearly all have horns they include cattle sheep and goats but also antelopes and gazelles. by contrast the moose and deer don't have horns they have and clothes which are bony structures of the elephant tusks by the way are neither horns nor employers but actually teeth are made of dental. but what's the purpose of horns. in all cases there sharp weapons to fend off enemies. but perhaps their most important function is to impress the males with large attractive horns will have an easier time finding a mate. and a stablish in themselves at the top of the pecking order incidentally they rarely enjoy each other seriously as the horns fit together well. in short horns vary so much because they've adapted over time to become more and more specialized to ensure the survival of each species. if you're in the mood for more science stories visit us online at v.w. dot com slash science and you'll find us on twitter an

why do animal horns vary so greatly. some are small. others big. they maybe cut the point upwards or downwards. but even though they look very different they all have. the same structure the bony core of the horn protrudes from the skull. then comes the sheath which is usually hollow and made of keratin similar to hair feathers fingernails and hooves. but not all animals with horns come from the same family rhinos or what's known as the odd told uncle that as they have 3 toes and they're the only ones in that family to have horns. the other group is the brother die family they're even tell you let's which nearly all have horns they include cattle sheep and goats but also antelopes and gazelles. by contrast moves and deer don't have horns they have antlers which are bony structures. elephant tusks by the way are neither horns nor employers but actually teeth are made of dental. but what's the purpose of horns. in all cases that sharp weapons to fend off enemies. but perhaps their most important function is to impress males with large attractive horn

"gma's" going to bring you the air horn. [ air horn ] let's jump to movies.ly digital releases. what do you recommend? >> okay, so, whit, usually sequels have a lot to live up to in my opinion. but the smash hit sequel i am highly recommending for this weekend is "bad boys for life." okay. you have the dynamic, hilarious duo of will smith and martin lawrence, they both star in it. it came out in january in theaters. it has an extremely high audience rating on rotten tomatoes, 96%. that's really hard to beat that. that's pretty huge. i know it came out in in theaters in january but the action comedy is still available digitally. you can get it video on demand or buy it on itunes, prime video so you can still have your chance. and also if you're not familiar with this franchise, what are you doing? but you need to see the aptly titled "bad boys 1" and "bad boys 2" to prep you for this action-packed movie. the next movie i want to recommend if you need a good laugh -- >> sounds -- >> yes, go ahead, whit. >> me. give us the other recommendation. >> okay, the othe

he says, roy horn is now mine. i am dominant of him.> the cast saved him. and the quick thinking of the handle wheir fingers in the two puncture wounds to stem the flow of blood until the paramedics got there. >> he had seconds to live. all we can do is wait for paramedics. >> he kept saying, don't hurt mantecore. don't let anyone hurt mantecore. >> because he did nothing wrong. and roy knew also he did nothing wrong. >> and obviously, that's what we did. no one hurt mantecore. >> the next thing i remember is roy being wheeled out by the paramedics and hearing him gasping for breath. >> he's gone. he's -- he's gone. he's dead. >> the paramedics are there. they have now whisked roy away for emergency treatment, but the audience -- can you just imagine the audience? they don't even know what happened. >> from the moment he left stage, it was just complete silence until siegfried came out, and he said something to the effect that he had been injured and that the show was canceled. >> i guess the first time i really realized that this was -

the city of the horn are the major stronghold for have to force in fact it has the central command the operation rule that have to the generals are running the battles in southern tripoli from that central command and the city of the horn or so the city of them has. been with groups belonging to the government of national accord and they have in fact they have been attacking have the us forces in the vicinity of the city of the horn and so in retaliation have to have been targeting the city of them with a grad rocket causing a state of panic and fear among civilians and with getting good reports about civilian casualties in the city of them said due to the attacks by rockets launched by half the forces in the vicinity and inside the city of lahore now it seems that this situation might excessive abate especially the city of toronto is now besieged from civil directions by the government forces if he managed to take control of the city of their own or it means that have to his forces lose almost the west of libya and they can in this case the supply line coming do have those forces from

horns blast. protests in michigan are said to have involved around 3,000 demonstrators, some of whom were armed. that state has seen more than a thousand new cases and more than 100 new deaths a day. and the state‘s governor said she hoped the president‘s tweets would not be seen as encouraging the protests.

car horns sound. right across china, flags are at half mast.g those who have gone before us — a traditional festival. but 2020's tomb sweeping day in china has taken on special significance. it has been declared a national day of mourning to remember those who have died from the coronavirus. at ten o'clock local time, people stopped what they were doing, cars stopped driving and people were sounding the horns of their cars, sirens and other alarms also went off right across the country. this nation is where the global coronavirus emergency started and people here have been living it for months. officially, more than 3,300 people in china have died from this highly contagious disease but we don't know really how many more may have died from it. some analysts say it's possible people have actually died from the virus but been instead recorded as having died from other causes. pneumonia and the like. either way, from the country's top leaders down to people who have been walking in the street, it was a time to pause and to remember those who have

this afternoon, amtrak trains and regional partner trains will pass their horns twice, honoring transit workers who are considered essential workers. >>> the bill and melinda gates foundation just announced they are giving an extra $150 million in grant funding to help fight the coronavirus outbreak that money will go towards testing, therapies and vaccines . >>> do you know someone who's making a difference or providing hope in your community? ktvu want you to nominate a local hero. email your story and send photos or video of the person in action to my hero@foxtv.com we will highlight some of those stories . >>> the battle continues but the data suggest that nationwide we have passed the peak on new cases. >>> optimism from the white house, that the latest numbers indicate covid-19 infections may have hit a peak what to expect later today about new guidelines about reopening the economy . >>> federal economic stimulus checks are arriving, details on how the emergency money will affect the 2020 taxes, and a warning from the irs about scam artists trying to steal your money. >> from ktv

. >>> that is not your imagination but that is a horn and horns were blaring yesterday afternoon all over the country showing appreciation for the many transit workers still at work. many train and bus operators are still working to get people to essential destinations and that was a way to say thank you. some providers for meals for senior citizens say they are overwhelmed by the demand right now stay-at-home orders forced many senior dining centers to closed and it was suddenly switched to take-out or delivery. one meal service in san francisco says demand has gone up tenfold since orders were issued.>> where actually delivering 4000 meals today and tomorrow we're probably delivering 5000. >> generally we serve about 35,000 people a year through our meals programs and we are definitely seeing a huge increase. spin a combination of increased demand mixed with volunteers staying home saying many requests are not filled out each day and if you want to help deliver meals for senior citizens go to our website and look for web links. >>> last night saint anthony foundation in san francis

horns blast.t of his desire to reopen the american economy quickly ahead of elections later this year, and he appeared to lend his support to protests over stay at home orders that have sprung up in several us states. protests in minnesota, michigan and virginia are thought to have been orchestrated by conservative groups that want to see the president re—elected. each has targeted democratic governors whose lockdowns the demonstrators want to see lifted. the president, in a series of tweets, called for all three of those states to be "liberated", as he put it, adding a call to his supporters in virginia to see what he called your great second amendment, which he said was under siege. the second amendment grants american citizens the right to bear arms. last week, virginia‘s governor ralph northam signed several gun control measures into law, a move prompted by the mass shooting at virginia beach last year in which 13 people died. the president denied suggestions that his tweets could foment disse

three minutes of silence although horns were sounding across the country.r china to remember those who have passed away from covid—i9. absolutely. flags are at half—mast across the country. todayis half—mast across the country. today is a special festival to remember those who have gone before us but 2020's tomb sweeping day has taken on a particular significance, declared a day of national mourning. at ten o'clock local time people stopped what they we re time people stopped what they were doing. cars pulled up, drivers sounded their horns in their cars and sirens and other alarms were turned on across the country as people paused to remember those who died from the coronavirus. whether it be the coronavirus. whether it be the country's top leaders or ordinary people in the street, the whole countryjust seemed to stop and we saw that. people bowing their heads to remember the dead. there has been more than 3300 people who have died in china from this highly infectious disease but we think the number could even be higher than that because many people may ha

air raid sirens and ship horns sounded to start the moment when people in beijing and wuhan rememberedtims. here — the uk's health secretary has urged people to stay at home over fears that sunny weather could tempt people to go outside. london's largest hospital facility — built in nine days — is to take patients needing intensive care in the next week. in the us — president trump announced new recommendations for americans to wear masks to slow the spread of the virus — but he said he wouldn't be following the advice. the head of the international monetary fund says the crisis is humanity's darkest hour — adding — we've witnessed the world economy coming to a standstill. we'll have more on that and developments around the world in a moment but first stephen mcdonell has more from beijing. flags are at half—mast across the country. today is a special festival to remember those who have gone before us but 2020's tomb—sweeping day has taken on a particular significance, declared a day of national mourning. at 10am local time people stopped what they were doing. cars pulled up, drivers s

let me tell youth about tonight we will hear from jonathan horn former presidential speech writer and was well known until this book came out decidedly not about george washington if you read it you can remember the title the man who would not be washington about the legacy and written for the new york times in the weekly standard lives with his wife in bethesda maryland the final years and forgotten struggle. joining him to discuss this book is general patraeus with public policy at usc that mount vernon has a long and fruitful relationship answer for over 37 years in to have a dedicated life of public service please welcome jonathan horn and general patraeus. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for the kind introduction more importantly thank you for your leadership essentially what is washington's library even though they didn't have them back in those days. we were told this was a sellout we were not sure if it truly would be in the end it all those souls that are here with us tonight not risking handshakes i'm sure but but to calculate what you lost on the stock market t

we should keep a distance, cleaner hahanscom tt -- peoplenot go out and detention [indiscernible] [horns honking] amy: it is little difficult to hear what she had to say because we were recording from a safe distance as the horns were hohonking. in related newews, propublica reports hospitals across new york city are leaving some non-english speaking patients unattended and without proper care. in l lebron's, workers across a wide range of sectors are continuing to demand better safety measures to protect against infections. in chicago, amazon workers aged the fourth strike in under a week. saturday, days after amazon fired a staten island worker who organized a similar walkout here in new york. workers at food processing factories, which are often staffed by majority immigrant workforce come have been walking off the job to per toad -- protest unsafe conditions. recent strikes include workers at a chicken processing facility in virginia, a flan and gelatin production factory in illinois and a meatpacking plant in colorado. meanwhile union representing , a some 13,000 carpenters in massa

(sirens) (birds chirping) what you can hear there, the horns of cars, buses, trains and ships.here on the hour, the government has organised this to remember the more than 3000 people who have officially been recorded to have died of the virus. the government says the virus. the government says the event is also a chance to honour 1a workers who died trying to contain the virus in wuhan. and this is another location in china where a minute's cylance has been held, beijing, officials honouring those who died. foghorn horns in the distance there from ships, honouring the more than 3000 people who died in china of the coronavirus. the world health organization says the pandemic is developing into more than a health crisis and has called for all lockdown restrictions to be kept in place to attack the spread of the virus. here, the uk's health secretary has urged people to stay at home over fears that sunny weather could tempt people to go outside. we cannot relax our discipline now. if we do, people will die. so, i end with the advice that we all know. this advice is not a request,

trains plan to 52 blasts of the horns.rak says the event is to recognize health care workers and first responders. >>> warm out there today. temperatures not as warm as yesterday but up there. 86 in fairfield. cooler along the coast and san francisco where we see temperatures in the 60s president big changes there. as you look at the clouds tonight. the coastal fog is in big time. an onshore flow is pack. we didn't have that the last couple days. we'll see continued cooling through the next 72 hours into the weekend. with the cloud cover, the fog and on the onshore wind. temperatures generally, 70s tomorrow, low 70s the next day, upper 60s on saturday and sunday with clouds. temperatures are running cooler than last time by 7-degrees in heyward. there's all the fog and low cloud. low clouds across the oakland. we are expecting the fog to be there in the morning. burns back to the beaches by afternoon. san francisco in the low 60s, oakland in the mid-60's. berkeley 66 degrees, cooler with the rain chance on sunday. i'll see

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horn in athens and trained in st petersburg to do a quran sees as one of the most exciting conductors of our time from 2004 to gazan 10 he was music director of the novosibirsk state opera and ballet theater it was there where he founded his music ensemble and chamber choir. when he became artistic director of the param opera and ballet theater in western russia he took music on a town along with him right from the start couldn't see demonstrated his passion for getting people excited about music. so what i'm doing is ordered to bear all these connection with inside of me singing into other numbers standing in every minute what is the function. and then trying to bring this mystery. there is a light. during the performance of everybody gets transformed and there's all these functions and all this quality and doesn't remains in the 1st layer of quality but becomes a kind of sacred pact between people. eat . eat. eat eat. eat eat eat. i play. i played was. i played the. i. i i am. 2 i the. was. i. when i met him it was for me like a kind of artistic fusion because i i immediately. under

developments on the ground the city of which is in the eastern side of the city of the city of the horn are the major stronghold for have to force in fact it has the central command the operation room that tough to the generals are running the battles in southern tripoli from that central command and the city of the horn or so the city of them has. been with groups belonging to the government of national accord and they have in fact they have been attacking have that as forces in the vicinity of the city of horn or so in the retaliation have to have been targeting get the city of them with the grad rockets causing a state of panic and fear among civilians and would getting good reports about civilian casualties in the city of them said due to the attacks by rockets launched by half the forces in the vicinity and inside the city of lahore now it seems that this situation might excessive abate especially the city of the owner is now besieged from civil directions by the government forces as you know that the government forces launch a fresh offensive. 10 days ago to recapture the city of

oddly tried and not all of them come straight from the heart to see if you put horns in the morning delicious the mushroom inches. from the fruit of the logs to their final resting place the russians r t w documentary. that people hold on for t.w. on facebook and twitter update and in touch and. take to. linux we pedia and firefox all have one thing in common their source code is open meaning everyone can work on the code but recently major tech companies have several big open source projects how will that impact the open source space will it become less open our topic today unshift. open source software is unique in that it lets anyone access and develop at source code the open source movement emerged as the anti-thesis to commercial software businesses tech giants tend to keep their proprietary code secret companies like microsoft sell expensive user licenses of its patented code the company's founder bill gates even referred to open source projects as a new form of communism now microsoft has shelled out 6500000000 euros for good hap a key open source software development platform and i.b.

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they honk the horn horns, waving signs. >>> a now and message of love and hope. ♪ imagine there's noven. >> isn't that sweet? they can't practice in person. they did it virtually. they wanted to send light in the darkness of the pandemic, singing the iconic john lennon's "imagine" goc to youtube. and imagine what it's like to be whole again in this very difficult time. >> very soothing to hear their voices. let's check with jeff ran nearly. stay in your neighborhood. stay a home. and it's strongly recommended. it can be a beautiful weekend. >> yeah, we don't really see big problems coming our way. maybe not quite as much sunshine, wall to wall for us. i will go over that and show you the phone weather apps are not showing you a close look at the pollen, and what would be aggravating your allergies coming up in about 1e67b minutes. >>> and using video games to recon neck. the mind craft madness going on at the cal campus. . >> frts it's likely what. >>> can schools closed, many students are missing campus. >> if they complain before. >> you see berkeley. and that triggered a solution

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or so they are the push to seize horner or to recapture the horn or is an attempt by the government of national accord forces to eliminate any stronghold for have to force in existence for have to end the worst of the country after they lost several cities and the coastal in the coastal west of libya last week as you know but in the action in the retaliation to their defeat have to those forces have been shelling it is it in areas in the capital tripoli. rockets launched by forces loyal to warlord have to hit injured civilians in several districts of libya's capital. the barrage of rockets was in retaliation for the offensive by those backing in the kidneys the government in tripoli to recapture dunn who now. this city around 90 kilometers southeast of tripoli is her 3rd major stronghold in the west of the country and the operations headquarters of the year long campaign to capture the capital. and we've launched this attack to cut the supply line coming to their positions in southern tripoli we advance to 27 kilometers inside the administrative borders of todd who are in the now in

that's all it was on this city told us you shouldn't honk your horn i say it's up to you. to sunday service has brought great joy to the faithful and they hope it continues even after the pendant makers over c. well as restrictions have confined people today honks which seemed wildlife making an unexpected appearance in cities around the world dolphins have been spotted swimming close to the shoreline in istanbul now the turkish metropolis straddling the bosphorus marine traffic has been vastly reduced in the water by connecting the mediterranean and the black sea these models are clearly enjoying the relative peace and quiet. this is a doubly news in europe that i don't forget that website is there any time you needed a lot more news for you at the top of the alpha now though i have to be held in the team here and thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these walls. to discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 316 get kidnapped now.

that's all it was on time this city told us you shouldn't talk your horns i say it's up to you. oh so new sunday service has brought great joy to the faithful and they hope it continues even after the pendent make is over. as restrictions have confined human beings to their homes wildlife is making unexpected appearances in cities around the world dolphins have been spotted swimming close to the shoreline in its stead both the turkish metropolis straddling the bosphorus marine traffic has been vastly reduced in the waterway connecting the mediterranean and the black sea. and this is of course news live from berlin and that's it for me and the news team i'm nick spicer thanks for watching. beethoven is for me. is from. beethoven is for ham. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for print.

flags at half staff throughout the country cars ships and trains sounded their horns as they're at sirens wailed. for 3 minutes their course. to remember the people who have died all over china during the coronavirus pandemic according to official numbers more than 3300 lives were lost in mainland china. in one hand alone the capital of where province at the epicenter of the outbreak some 2500 people have died. why rush off during the moment of silence i felt so. we could hear everyone was choking with sobs. mourning oh god i mourn for the big crisis china has faced what happened to these people was a very unfortunate we should mourn for them when lang was a hero he discovered it early now it's too late but now our country is stronger than others. when liang was a young doctor who tried to warn others about the disease and was initially reprimanded by authorities he died from called at 19 in february now lee has been listed among the national martyrs who died fighting the coronavirus and who were honored on this national day of mourning even though life came to a standstill on saturday ch

died of the krona virus citizens across the country pongs with cars trains and ships sounded their horns sirens rang out and flags were at half staff in memory of the more than 3000 lives claimed by the virus in china in beijing president xi jinping joined other top officials wearing white flowers in silent tribute. let's go now to correspondent. in beijing china appears to be over the worst outbreak what's it like where you are in beijing is life essentially returning to normal i wouldn't call it normal but yet it's going back every day. again and as you mentioned the virus is suppressed right now but there's. a 2nd wave of infections the spread from the threat is constant because they are silent carry us off the virus there's also the. cases coming from foreign countries many for example overseas chinese students are returning back here so of course yes also a sense of alertness and today when i mean also. minutes 3 minutes of silence it was quite impressive people were mourning also performing morning ritual it's here on the street in beijing because usually it's. visit. the family an

. >> this is congresswoman kendra horn from oklahoma. i am excited the house of representatives just passed the bipartisan cares act. this is the third package, bipartisan package, that congress has passed in as many weeks to help our communities, first responders, health care providers, individuals, businesses, families, with dealing with this covid-19 crisis. i am coming to you from oklahoma city because i am in the last day of a 14-day quarantine after being exposed to the covid-19 virus. oklahoma, am here in i have been fighting to ensure the package we passed was bipartisan and got relief to places it was most needed, and includes critical oversight to money,we are getting the relief and support where it needs to be as quickly and efficiently as possible. although this bill is not perfect, it is a bipartisan effort that does just that. it includes critical protections for workers, expanding unemployment insurance for workers, including gig and self-employed individuals. ed includes direct financial support to 125 million americans,

this city told us you shouldn't talk your horns i say it's up to you. it's new sunday service has brought great joy to the faithful and they hope it continues even after the pending mike is over. and we turn now to lebanon where the virus is only adding to longstanding economic problems the lebanese pound has lost lost half its value and already high prices are soaring lockdown measures have been extended into next month but protesters are taking to the streets in defiance of the restrictions. ceilings of popular anger have returned to the streets of beirut despite an ongoing lockdown and a curfew protesters have gathered outside the lebanese central bank to demonstrate against the worsening economic conditions. we think that caught on fire this is not the only pandemic with profiting from yet another 11 years event they either have a choice to die from hunger or to die from but i know with the increased travel of the president that the baggage and because of the value of america and the. people here tell us they have nothing to lose lebanon one of the