of wildlife ecology and conservation at the university of florida and also on skype in arizona john waynes professor at the department of ecology and evolutionary biology at the university of arizona i welcome you all i'd like to start with you bret schaeffer's in gainesville florida a million species that's an extra ordinary number the u.n. says that it's going to need a global commitment to try to either reverse that or at the very least try and slow it down it's a global commitment we haven't had so far is it too late i think that's a really important question to ask. yeah one million species is a large number it's not insurmountable we have. existing agreements in place so we have. this biodiversity ecosystem servants panel is there to monitor the state of nature but we have sustainable development goals we have a variety of un agreements already in place that if taken seriously could could make a difference and take the step in the right direction i think that is crucial is now let's bring in john wayne's head those agreements need to be taken seriously but it doesn't seem to me that

of wildlife ecology and conservation at the university of florida and also on skype in arizona john wayne's professor at the department of ecology and evolutionary biology at the university of arizona i welcome you all i'd like to start with you brett schaeffer's in gainesville florida a million species that's an extra ordinary number the u.n. says that it's going to need a global commitment to try and either reverse that or at the very least try and slow it down it's a global commitment we haven't had so far is it too late i think that's a really important question to ask. yeah one million species is a large number it's not insurmountable we have. existing agreements in place so we have. this biodiversity ecosystem servants panel is there to monitor the state of nature but we have sustainable development goals we have a variety of un agreements already in place that if taken seriously could could make a difference and take the step in the right direction i think that's crucial is now let's bring in john wayne's head those agreements need to be taken seriously but it doesn't seem to me that

of wildlife ecology and conservation at the university of florida and also on skype in arizona john waynes professor at the department of ecology and evolutionary biology at the university of arizona i welcome you all i'd like to start with you bret schaeffer's in gainesville florida a million species that's an extra ordinary number the u.n. says that it's going to need a global commitment to try to either reverse that or at the very least try and slow it down it's a global commitment we haven't had so far is it too late i think that's a really important question to ask. yeah one million species is a large number it's not insurmountable we have. existing agreements in place so we have. this biodiversity ecosystem servants panel is there to monitor the state of nature but we have sustainable development goals we have a variety of un agreements already in place that if taken seriously could could make a difference and take the step in the right direction i think that is crucial is now let's bring in john wayne's head those agreements need to be taken seriously but it doesn't seem to me that

answer to that question is just it's a really complicated question it is a very complicated issue john waynes i want to bring you in into something how do you sell this i have been this into very powerful arguments from the three of you it seems to make sense to certainly anybody who's concerned about environmental issues but how do you sell this to governments. i think that there's there is already some enthusiasm in our government for protecting the environment and stopping climate change there's talk of this renewed you know and so it's clearly the the u.s. government is not monolithic and is not monolithically opposed to the paris climate change agreement or cold they did do that it yeah i mean yes i mean i mean when obama was president he was one of the people that was you know pushing for that you know and and we have a stance that we pulled out but you know that doesn't have to stay that way. the teams in hamburg let me bring you into the organizations such as yours the ones highlighting climate change often times you have been accused of scamming rather than providing solutions is it

. >> i'm told that john wayne film actually put nacogdoches on the map.that eve's mother margo was going to for her fertility treatments in order to conceive eve. >> he was the go to doctor. >> margo is adamant that she told her fertility doctor that she did not want a local sperm donor, so why does her genetic tree lead back to nacodoches? >> i was so sure steve was my biological father. i had concrete evidence from my mom's medical records, to the cryobank, to my relationship with steve. >> but eve's genetic tree is too clear to dismiss, and this is the moment when she starts to realize something is really wrong. >> she called, and she was in tears. and she said, "i don't know how to say this, except to say this. i don't think you're my dad." >> it was so hard for 15 or 20 minutes, just listening to him cry. and then he got his test results back a few weeks later. >> one daughter appeared, but not eve. it was something we had lived with so easily for over a decade. it was more like just shock, and how could this happen? >> so then the mystery becomes, i

more than 600 us theaters will show john wayne's oscar-winning performance on sunday may 5th and wednesdayhat events dot com for details in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and now we promise not to give you any avenger spoilers but the same may not be said for your co-workers a domino's restaurant employees in texas, allegedly attacked a co-worker for revealing and avengers endgame spoiler 33 year-old justin surface source or face we're not sure was issued a citation for assault by contact after police say he attacked a fellow domino's employee. >>that's no i didn't i that's that's the same kind of. >>and same to me that they would do that over a movie but. >>really wanting you to see it. but if you look at their that into it they should have creed ordered tickets. >>yeah pretty insane the attack happening sunday night the local tv station there reached out to the other co-workers in the employee who was cited, but nobody wanted to talk about it. well a lot of politics is the backdrop for a new romantic comedy that pairs a pretty unlikely duo david daniel has this report. >>it's like kind o

>> reporter: the "black john wayne." >> hey! weapons down! weapons down, dammit!> reporter: the "category five general." >> the next 24 hours will be critical to us as we try to evacuate the approximately 25,000 people at the convention center. >> reporter: honoreÉ had commanded the second infantry division in korea, saw action in operation desert storm, was commanding general of the first u.s. army.ey >> h tiger, let's go. >> reporter: but it was his service in 2005 as commander of the joint katrina task force that won him national acclaim. and, he says, it radic him. >> i remember flying out from new orleans on a navy helicter, and as we were flying out, i saw these streaks of oil. and asked the pilots, what the hell is that? he said, general, that's the oil derricks that have llen over. and i said, oh my god.r: >> reporteouisiana's greatest gift-- the basis for its econom- was, honoreÉ suddenly realized, perhaps ts biggest problem. the three-star retired from the army in 2008, eventually moved back home to his native w louisianre he began a new career, as an en

the special guest ended up being john wayne. so the image of the cowboy, the image of the western white man supplanted the reality of the chinese. and then secretary volpe, the transportation secretary under the nixon administration, gave a speech, a rousing speech about only americans could dig these tunnels. only americans could work in the hot desert. only americans -- he went on this whole litany and then talking about the irish and the germans and the -- you know, on to all different european nationali nationalities, never mentioning the chinese. this is one of the things that spurred on the asian-american movement of such blatant, forced invisibility. so, you know, this is chinese working near watsonville, building the paharo river railroad. the chinese built railroad to santa cruz. there was a horrible accident after, you know, the transcontinental that about 50 chinese died in an explosion in a tunnel. i don't know what happened to that railroad, but it would have been good if they kept it. now, so that's -- you know, th

reported a smell, they thought it was coming from the plane, the plane was supposed to land at john waynee. three people were checked out at the terminal when it landed as a precaution. the cause of the smell is still under investigation. >>> a judge has set a trial date in the defamation lawsuit filed against tesla ceo elon musk. blasphemer british diver vernon unsworth was part of a team planning an underwater rescue of a young soccer player, strapped to the cave in thailand. at the time, musk and his engineers built a small submarine to assist in the rescue. the diver called the move a pr stunt. musk called the diver a pedophile, and later deleted the tweets. the diver is seeking $75,000 in damages, trial date set for october 22, the albion rural court in la. >>> a surprise for group of high school students in florida. >> that is former first lady of course, michelle obama, in miami yesterday and she met with young women part of an afterschool program and leadership group at the center. the former first lady talked to the girls about women empowerment, skills for success, and overall w

wayne and. german directors the boss john ship had his international breakthrough with the art house heist thriller victoria and that film was impressive for its radical single take approach which is why his latest offering might seem a tad conventional by comparison rhodes as the name implies it is a coming of age road movie but it's angle on the migration crisis drives home a powerful message at the same road might lead to different destinations but most important is the journey itself probably down to your driving slow pretty far from something. almost all because you don't know shipper's new film road to say coming of age road disease with a difference between 2 very different 18 year old boys meet in iraq.

wayne messam. >> okay. that's six >> john hickenlooper. >> julian castro. >> booker. >> amy. >> just amy?y klobuchar. i see sharing notes up here. we'll allow it. >> amy klobuchar, go ahead. tulsi from hawaii >> tulsi gabbard, okay. congressman eric swalwell? >> tim ryan. >> tim ryan. well played >> mayor pete. >> what took you so long to say mayor pete buttigieg? he's considered such a rising star >> he's a great personality. i think he's a great person to connect with voters all over. i don't know if a lot of people really think he's necessarily ready to be president. >> someone online said mayor pete didn't have any plans. i thought, you're just being lazy. go on the man's wednesdbsite. i went and he doesn't have any policies listed >> he said it's early days. he first wanted to introduce himself to the country and then will come up with policies. you're saying you're ready for policies now >> because there are so many people to distinuish themselves you have to at least have some basic construct. >> show of hands, do any of you feel there are so many candidates it muddles the field? >

wayne on twitter says oscar winner john voight response should be alyssa who? there you have it.eneration. ainsley: she called him a has been. >> in quotes. somebody else's criticism? pete: she just reposted it. >> things that struck me alyssa milano was fighting for celebrities to be heard for her to say that another celebrity that has a political opinion. ainsley: doesn't like his opinion. >> opinion isn't right or appropriate is -- yeah. brian: let's compare careers she beverly hills whic chihuahua two. she was in charmed we know that also in my name is earl. he was in champ where he was a star. ricky schroder, varsity blues fantastic. midnight counsel in which he won awars. ronald reagan and played pope john paul the ii. he is a phenomenal actor. >> deliverance. also in four christmases. ainsley: chihuahua 2. brian: sequel to beverly hills chihuahua. >> she is doing the activism. ainsley: they are both entitled to do it. brian: ari fleischer, kellyanne conway and representative trey gowdy unless i many reading yesterday's prompter ♪ ♪ uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -wha

for the united states john bolton spoke about that as well welcoming that possibility so there's no doubt that will also be raised when shinzo up it meets with donald trump ok wayne hay in tokyo thank you. so if africa's recently elected president cyril ramaphosa has arrived at his inauguration ceremony which is to to begin within the hour. is choose to serve a full term as president he took office last year after jacob zuma resigned amid corruption allegations africa national congress won the general election earlier this month but it was the party his worst performance and 25 years but for me it's a miller joins us now live from pretoria and for me there what are we looking forward to in today's proceedings. well now that the official proceedings have begun that's with a prayer by with by various faiths we expect from a poster to be sworn in within the hour we'll take his oath of office there are about 32000 people at the stage and it's a momentous occasion for many of them as well as millions of south africans watching there at least 40 heads of state and dignitaries here many of them from other african nations including a list to do is what t.v. has a bomb wh