you can see kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo. they really sta nd kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo.the day. so the new thermal cameras fixed to the drones can work properly. as well as being able to serve a huge swathe of land in the blink ofan serve a huge swathe of land in the blink of an eye, the drone‘s thermal capabilities can help in other ways. a thermal signature makes animals much easier to see at night. their natural internal temperatures making them visible even in the most dense of treetop canopies and the different individual temperatures of the animals can be recorded therefore making them more distinct between species. different animals show up at different temperatures we re show up at different temperatures were different further and enslave them. so isjust a matter of picking them. so isjust a matter of picking them out so you can see there is a whole bunch of different kangaroos in this field. we fly over an area and there is a kangaroo that seems removing a little bit differently, not as efficiently as it normally would. not normal movement patterns, then we will

"kangaroo jack." >> jimmy: did i hear you say "kangaroo jack"?i did. >> jimmy: i have a surprise. your co-star from "kangaroo jack", mr. o'connell for a "kangaroo jack" reunion. america's been clamoring for. >> what's up, jerry o? >> it feels so great, you know what? i'm going to go full pants, fellas. >> yeah. >> i love you, baby. >> jimmy: you live on the edge. jerry, what are you doing? are you robbing a train? what's happening? >> no, this is my covid look. this is my covid couture look. i did have to come to the end of my driveway. my dopey children will not get off that tik tok even though i am on jkl reuniting with my buddy from the best movie ever made. >> how much did jerry bruckheimer pay you if that is the end of your driveway? because i didn't get paid like that. >> it's not, it's actually like a park area, but it's like,ly to come to where the cell service the best. i'm right under a 5g tower, i hope everything is okay. >> yeah, make me feel good about myself. >> jimmy: this reunion is not over yet. i have a surprise for both of you.

we can see kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo. they really stand out against the background.fore sunrise during the coldest part of the day. so the new thermal cameras fixed to the drones can work properly. as well as being able to serve a huge swathe of land in the blink of an airborn eye, the drone's thermal capabilities can help in other ways. a thermal signature makes animals much easier to see at night. their natural internal temperatures making them visible even in the most dense of treetop canopies and the different individual temperatures of the animals can be recorded therefore making them more distinct between species. different animals show up at different temperatures they have different fur that ensulates them. so is just a matter of picking them out so you can see there is a whole bunch of different kangaroos in this field. doctor grant hamilton from queensland university of technology is also using drones to monitor koalas. he's devised an algorithm to automatically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. 0n the right—hand side we have the artifici

you can see kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo. you can see they really stand out against the background. day. so the new thermal cameras fixed to the drones can work properly. as well as being able to serve a huge swathe of land in the blink of an airborne eye, the drone's thermal capabilities can help in other ways. a thermal signature makes animals much easier to see at night. their natural internal temperatures making them visible even in the most dense of treetop canopies. and the different individual temperatures of the animals can be recorded, therefore making them more distinct between species. different animals show up at different temperatures. they have different fur that insulates them. so it'sjust a matter of picking them out, but you can see quite easily that there's a whole lot of kangaroos in this field. dr grant hamilton from queensland university of technology is also using drones to monitor koalas. he's devised an algorithm to automatically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. on the right—hand side we have the artificial intelligence algorithm working a

. >> lauren: kangaroo. >> tucker: kangaroo. it would make sense. probably not a koala bear.o. >> a man spent two hours paragliding across australian, but the real danger came after jonathan bishop landed safely on the ground. >> oh, my gosh, there it is. he can't do anything. like you are stuck. >> bishop was punched twice by the kangaroos before they both bounced away. >> tucker: lauren blanchard there is not a fact you don't know or a viral video that you haven't seen. not a single piece of minutia about american life that youe haven't totally internalized. raymond, there is no shame in where you are tonight. road workers were called to repair a sink hole in the street. when they arrived on the scene they realized it wasn't a sinkhole at all but a 50-yard underground tunnel heading towards what? lauren. >> lauren: a bank. >> tucker: you are ridiculous. it wasn't a bank. >> a tunnel discovered leading towards a bank. a tunnel at least 50 yards long near the entrance, a generator, a rope, and a wagon. the tunnel leading right to a chase bank nearby. a mysterious tunnel. >> t

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you'll get the kangaroo and wallaby look at you, who are you? what are you doing?the bronx zoo caught covid-19 from a zoo keeper, they changed. now meal time means mask time. but, of course, all that food is expensive. and with everything from the zoo-tique to the roar store closed, zoos are hemorrhaging money. >> unfortunately we stopped making money and our expenses didn't change. the animals still have to be fed. >> reporter: he's the chief zoo logical officer at the memphis zoo, a zoo with a much smaller budget and sma fcihrgh june is e make 60% of our revenue. so recovering from this honestly is going to be very, very difficult. >> reporter: with the expense of ongoing animal care, thompson is predicting a $10 million loss for the year. and yet the zoo has still managed to sign up a few new members, even at a time when members can't visit. >> this is a bald python. >> reporter: the memphis zoo has been churning out hours of educational content to keeps engaged. >> it is an another beautiful day. >> reporter: and also some less educational content. in their pop

these baby kangaroos joeys office they're now in care but for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face all the problems in their phone to cats and dogs and and crash as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species of found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear yet. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. as italy went into lockdown people in power are asked to filmmakers to document the effects on ordinary people from the immense suffering and loss the forgotten abandoned or exploited to sing a longs every day heroes and heartwarming acts of kindness the stories they capture reveal how the virus is forcing society to take a look in the mirror and exposing its inequalities coronavirus lockdown italy people in power on al-jazeera. reality 4th of last. a brazilian mayor begs for help as corona virus cases in the country's surge past 100000. or about us and this is all to 0 live from doha also coming up more u.s. states bow to pressure and reopen the protests con

you can see kangaroo, kangaroo, kangaroo. you can see they really stand out against the background.rnal temperatures making them visible even in the most dense of treetop canopies. and the different individual temperatures of the animals can be recorded, therefore making them more distinct between species. different animals show up at different temperatures. they have different fur that insulates them. so it's just a matter of picking them out but you can see quite easily that there's a whole lot of kangaroos in this field. dr grant hamilton from queensland university of technology is also using drones to monitor koalas. he's devised an algorithm to automatically detect animals in the outback using computer vision. on the right—hand side we have the artificial intelligence algorithm working and on the left—hand side we have the thermal imagery. it's a koala. initially it was falsely detecting kangaroos, for example, as koalas. we were even detecting humans and even hot car bonnets. but that's the whole point that you go back and you retrain the algorithm. so the algorithm gets bette

these baby kangaroos or joey. now in the for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face on the problem. cats and dogs and. as surely as famed plants and animals are strong at the country's identity many of its species are found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. working from home the new normal as the corona virus spreads for the employees ever return to the office for hence a new era door a wall will it take to adopt remote working long term this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than pajamas a laptop and a comfortable couch at home that's today's work environment for millions of people around the world it was a far fetched dream until the pandemic made it a reality companies have been forced to embrace remote work to limit the spread of covert 19 but that's if the job doesn't require you to be there in person those who can working from home could become permanent for it

tries to get a magistrate dieted to stand trial in one of our kangaroo courts where i'm sure he will resist receive a fair trial absolutely america has a long history a fair criminal justice dating way back to the salem witch trials and 16 when a group of women were hanged for agreeing just slowly failing to be married to men a songe is the most important publisher and journalist in a generation and now we have new proof that the us government the cia and the us oligarchy have stage managed the violation of his rights and his continued persecution coming from washington d.c. the belly the basis is redacted tonight. girls i'm late camp now it's like the news from mine as you know many states are reopening whether it's safe to do so or not the ruling elite just want to keep the money machine churning along even if it grinds average workers into a fine pace that is then dumped into public waterways which clearly violates e.p.a. guidelines everyone knows you put the bodies in the barbecue pit not in the storm drain. common courtesy. but yes cities just want to keep the gravy train going

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these baby kangaroo or joeys oftens they're now in cared for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face on the problem live to cats and dogs and and car crash as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species of found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear yet. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near it. i'm sam is a band with a look at the headlines here now to syria now libyan warlord if i have to the forces have attacked tripoli is only functioning airport with at least 80 rockets it's believed a civilian plane was hit one person has been killed after has been trying to take control of the capital for more than a year mahmud up to the one who has the latest from tripoli the health ministry has been sending get ambulances in the vicinity of i'm 80 good airport to evacuate civilians who have been a stranded in the street because the old.

these baby kangaroos joeys. they're now in care but for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face on the problem in a phone bill to cats and dogs and into cars as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species of found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear again. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. hello i'm adrian figure this is counter the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business and economics this week brazil's president's handling of the coronavirus crisis could see the economy slumped to its worst performance since 1900. no longer recession proof more than 1000000 health care jobs have been lost in the united states during the pandemic. a recession courts against bailouts and maybe finally a fiscal union well angle of course $500000000000.00 euro plan save the european union. the coronavirus pandemic hasn't spread a single nation or economy but the way some governments ha

these baby kangaroos joeys are all foods now in canada but for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face all the problems in a phone bill to cats and dogs and cockroach as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species are found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear yet and. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. working from home the new normal as the corona virus spreads while employees ever return to the office or hunts a new era door a wall will it take to adopt remote working long term this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than pajamas a laptop and a comfortable couch that's today's work environment for millions of people around the world it was a far fetched dream until the pandemic made it a reality companies have been forced to embrace remote work to limit the spread of covert 19 but that's if the job doesn't require you to be there in person for those who can working from.

regular was stiff legged walk that you could really get going fast but if i was going uphill i would kangaroo hop uphill. downhill it seemed to be better skip one leg in front of the other in a skip down like this so it depended to me it depended on the terrain who i was on which one i used i think we really need a better space suit to stay on the moon a long time. it's precisely this project the development of a space suit for the moon and mars which is being pursued at the massachusetts institute of technology in boston. professor david newman is trying to adapt the old spacesuit to the conditions on the moon. because right now the current space suit is $140.00 for space station it was for a shuttle so that's ok and weightlessness but when we get to the moon and mars we're in a gravity environment the moon only has about 17 percent of the earth's gravity allowing large leaps but these can backfire especially in heavy spacesuits. how do i make someone much more like an olympic athlete how do we perform and not use my waist my energy working against the suit but put all that energy into perfo

brett cavanagh was treated one way, the media was all over brett kavanaugh, they turned it into a kangaroo court with the help of the democrats on the judiciary committee and now there is nothing being said about tara reade. the interesting thing to a lot of women about this is that tara reade can say this is who i talked to, there is a recording of her mother calling into larry king, there are others that say yes, she told us about this, so she has that corroborating evidence that is necessary that christine ford never had. she couldn't tell you dates, times, place, year, tara reade can give you the specific and the details. so it would be important for the vice president to come out and tell the truth and secondly say fairness is important here, showing respect for women is important here and there is no place for hypocrisy and no place. the democrats have a tendency to say we are going to abide by rules when it helps us to achieve our goals but we are going to get rid of all those rules if they stand in our way of reaching our goal, they hate donald trump, they want to get rid of him at

brett kavanaugh was treated one way and all over brett kavanaugh and they turned it into a kangaroo court. with the help of the democrats on the judiciary committee, and now there is nothing being said about tara reade. an interesting thing to a lot of women about this is that tara reade can say this is who i talk to. there is the recording of her mother calling into larry king. there are others that say yes, she told us about this. so she has that cooperating evidence that is necessary that christine blasey ford never had to. she doesn't tell you date, time, place, year. tara reade can give you the specifics and the details. so it would be important for the vice president to come out and first of all, tell the truth. and then secondly say fairness is important here. showing respect for women is important here. and there is no place for hypocrisy, and there is no place for a double standard. you know the democrats have a tendency to say, we are going to abide by rules when it helps us to achieve our goals, but we are going to get rid of all of those rules if they stand in our way, of reac

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sometimes you'll get the kangaroos or wallabies to cock their heads a little. >> once news broke thatught covid-19 from a staffer, things changed. now meal time means masked time. of course, all of that food is expensive. and everything from the zootique to the roar store currently closed, zoos are hemorrhaging money. >> as soon as the front gates closed, unfortunately, we topped makinstoppedmaking money, but or expenses haven't changed. the memphis zoo is a zoo with a much smaller budget and smaller financial safety net than san diego. >> march through june is when we make 60% of our revenues. so recovering is going to be difficult. >> thomson is predicting a $10 million loss t the zoo has time when members can'tp visit. the memphis zoo has been turning out hours of educational content to keep fans engaged. >> it is another beautiful day... >> and also some less educational content. ♪ >> and their popular zoolympics videos, they've capitalized on the lack of sports, with everything from the tortoise 100-meter sprint to the pelican catch. >> radar gets the goal. >> zoos have had to ge

these baby kangaroos joey's whole foods they're now in care but for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face all the problems in a phone book to cats and dogs and to copyright as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species of found nowhere else in the world and the extent of the damage isn't clear again. for those who do survive it's a long and painful road to recovery. on county mcauliffe they're rich in results is put some opec nations are struggling to make any money right now but there also could be oil price crash be opening the green economy needs plus oil's biggest player moving in on a little piece of northeast england. counting the cost on al-jazeera. ending months of political uncertainty a new coalition government has been sworn in in israel. i. can put al this is there a line from doha also coming up brazil's coronavirus death toll exceeds all other latin american countries combined but its president continues to downplay the pandemic plus. a lot of them are even pretending to be in charge former u.s. p

kangaroo somewhere? in australia.ebook that someone told it was a second world war bomb. so many people getting in touch with as about this app. a new contact tracing app, designed to stop the spread of coronavirus, is available for healthcare professionals on the isle of wight to download from today. the island is off the south coast of england and home to just 140,000 residents. it has been chosen to host the trial due to a low number of new infections, a higher than average elderly population and it is covered by a single nhs trust. once it has been installed, the app uses a bluetooth connection to record everytime you come into contact with someone else who has also downloaded it. then if you tell the app you have symptoms of covid—19, an anonymous alert is sent to the phones of the other people to warn them they may have contracted the virus. the message also provides advice on how to book a swab test and whether there is a need to self isolate. let's find out more from our technology correspondent, rory cellan—j

it's got to be the little kangaroo jelly for me, just peeking out, looking for someone to see him.rywhere, more showers and cloud around particularly in the we st cloud around particularly in the west but further east under the clear skies, a chilly start to the day. a bit of messiness around but that will burn away very quickly. —— michael messiness. 0ver that will burn away very quickly. —— michael messiness. over the next couple of days, things will be largely warm and sunny but watch out for showers. they will be quite heavy and thundery as the temperatures rise. high pressure not far away, keeping things largely dry. just starting to drift away to the east, allowing a few of these weather fronts to rush western parts of the uk. that brings more cloud to northern ireland this morning. also western parts of wales, the far south—west of england seem showers. some of those pushing into western scotland, as well. for eastern scotland, as well. for eastern scotland, for the bulk of england we have blue sky and sunshine. temperatures up to about 23 degrees in the warmest spots to the