this question has to do with mountain lions. what are the other names for a mountain lion? the choices are, a. cuter, bpuma, c panther, can, all of the above or e none of the above. >> i think it's e. i think those are all different animals and different kinds of big cats that. as a big phrase that we all use. frank, what do we say? >> well, i am sitting behind you in class. i'm going go a different route. i don't think it's b. puma i'm not sure. panthers are in the southeast florida type of thing. i'm going go with a cougar. the answer is all of the above. i have heard them call all kind of things. people call it a cougar or a mountain lion. >> yeah we're learning something here during the trip. well done. >>> this morning we're looking at helping animals thrive in the world to discuss the efforts, and we're joined by amy you're hoping people leave with a dipper understanding where people fit in to the world, is that right? >> that would be so spot on exactly. that is what my job is all about. that's part of the police. >> i know you do a lot are having a tough time. one o

police in san bruno warning of mountain lions that have been seen on the streets. san bruno police posted this video taken early saturday morning near el camino real. can you see? because of the wildfires there have been mountain lions and other animals reported roaming residential neighborhoods. >> be careful. >>> the time is 451, be careful about our weather. rosemary orozco has our forecast. good morning. >>> good morning dave, happy monday to all of you. we are waking up this morning with a few scattered showers and some cloud cover. thankfully we are not seeing a whole lot in the way of thunderstorms in the bay area at least. here is a look at what is going on. it is a dark start by the golden gate bridge we have some fog. again just picking up on a few sprinkles. san francisco in the 60s, i guess we lost it on this graphic. 64 in oakland, 70 in livermore, and san jose at 66. temperatures a tad cooler at sfo this morning. a few degrees warmer over the north bay. we are covered in clouds and added humidity. the wind is light at about 30 miles an hour. even in o

says the release of the lion king out recently the musical theme black is king so let us found besides good beyond his small central african nation. the singer songwriter producer is but in the studio producing his 1st international album entitled africa reapers into it he's hoping his mix of african sounds will be a hit beyond his home continent. africa we're taking over the music in the world but we can only succeed in doing that if we come together and work as one people i mean it's not a come along thing it's not a gun i thing it's not a south african thing it's not a nigerian thing is not moral call but it's an african thing and if we can present africa us a nation or not as in need of bits of countries and we will succeed to be we can be reckoned with the world. so much it has been singing for almost a decade he's most successful single on it i was released early last year. 10000000 views on you tube. most musicians in cameroon last year noone outside the country media personality drunken back is convinced select justin will bring more exposure for the country's vibram music scen

brutal with the american superstar last year big gift which is a soundtrack for the movie the lion king. solitaire was already a big name incomers obama music scene but his collaboration with cream be pushed into the global stage. i got this call i did a song what will be and see and one of my idols being a producer and an artist myself pharaoh williams which i will my role my respect so it has been a great honor to represent africa to represent my country and not just for myself but for every other artist that has been that that was called up for this album we were many of us and it's a good thing to showcase african music at this level. says the release of the lion king out recently the musical themed black disc you can tell it just found peace has good beyond his small central african nation. the singer songwriter and producer is back in the studio producing his 1st international album entitled africa every president that he's hoping is mix of african sounds will be a hit be on his home continent. africa we're taking over the music in the world but we can only succeed in doing that i

i played timon in "the lion king" with beyonce last year. and i'm excited to announce that disney is now doing a spinoff of "the lion king" about timon and, i'm telling you, if you liked "black panther," you will love "gay meerkat." yes, that is a picture of timon holding a sign saying stone wall was a riot. you won't find that on the shows sebastian maniscalco is hosting next week. and this is big news, too. after years of considering it, i have finally joined cameo. if you're not familiar cameo is an app where people can make their favorite depressed celebrities say whatever they want. and this pandemic has made me just sad enough to join. so if you're a fan of mine and you'd like a greeting from me for you or a friend for any occasion, come find me on cameo. i recorded my first cameo videos for fans this week and i thought i'd give you a look. check it out. hey, sara, it's billy eichner. this is my first cameo. your friend jen told me to tell you happy birthday, and she's thinking about you, and she really wishes she could be with you thi

a surveillance camera caught this mountain lion wandering in a san bruno neighborhood. this happened about 2:00 yesterday morning. you can see the big cat just hanging around someone's driveway. san bruno says the fires are forcing mountain lions and other animals to leave their usual habitats. >>> making sure a historic northern california observatory remains safe during these fires. you can see san luis obispo fire crews continuing to mop up hot spots after the main scu fire front burned right around the lick observatory. this is of course to keep those hot spots from flaring back up. here is also a look from above. the lick observatory, you can see the smoke right in the background of it. the observatory still there. it's 133 years old. >>> okay. it seems like many of the firefighters across the region have caught a break with the weather the past couple of days, but we want to bring vianey arana in right now because i know there are questions about what the next few days are going to look like and what that means for these fires. vianey? >> hey there, garvin. one of

a young sea lion named loki was able to scam per baper back to ocean. when he was brought to the center he looked like he was wearing a situater maweater mad fishing net. it is showing up further offshore, impacting guadalupe species. >>> an app that gives early warnings about earthquakes will now be on all android phones. it is designed to notify people seconds before a quake strikes california. it was done with thelly on all phones. it is people have to download it themselves. >>> dancers hoping to make it big. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, using federal funds meant for covid-19 to hire newision going costa county

i saw four rainbows and the lion city yesterday.ss, currently standing has gained for the day, up i 1.4%. singapore also saying it will address the issue of competition for jobs in the lion city, saying there is great urgency to transform singapore's economy with the pandemic threatening openers. said by the president of singapore yesterday. 1.4%.i up rishaad: once look at the first word headlines. u.s. and chinese officials holding a routine call saying there satisfied with progress under the phase one trade deal. have taken they steps to ensure copyright, and remove barriers to u.s. companies in finance and agriculture. both sides think they are committed to the success of the deal. ella roos launching military exercises near its western border after -- a belarus launching military exercises near its western border. it mobilized forces, cleaning the west is attempting to force them out. this while russia has offered support. crew of the international space station will stay in the russian part of the lab for now. there is no dange

this lion sculpture is made from animal snares once used by poaching in national parks. these works were created by kenyan artists kyoko taking he works with waste from factories. years ago he started off as a welder. in his spare time he fashioned artistic objects. one day and art broker bought them and displayed them in a nairobi gallery. about swimwear chickie realized he could make a living with his art his works now fetch up to $10000.00 a piece he also trains younger artists he says that over the years he's 10 thousands of tonnes of scrap metal into alt. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. very nice those lifelike sculptures will inspire people to protect the lions living in the wild in fact there could be an idea in there maybe if we bring more of the natural world into our homes one have more incentive to take care of it it turns out their point of view design as they're walking with that goal in mind they make every day job. won't in most homes usin

so look at this, this mountain lion spotted on home surveillance early saturday.ighborhood. mike watkins says he woke up to an alert on his phone, he thought it was his son leaving for work. but later on the cam rankacamer, this is what he saw. he and his wife had just install this had camera about a week ago and he has alerted pacifica police and animal control. so be careful. >>> a young man from pennsylvania is on a mission to reassure kids everywhere when it comes to distance learning. >> it is okay to feel overwhelmed or anxious or nervous about remote learning. >> so this is 9-year-old jermaine edwards. and his video on youtube has captured the hearts and minds of a lot of people with help from his mom. >> it made me feel happy because i was helping other people feel better. >> just the world felt very heavy at the time and i thought what can i do to get them motivated and excited to return. >> jermaine also reminds everyone to, quote, give each other grace, not grief, and that we are all in this together. thank you, germane. we needed that. >>> and coming u

the lions of the chindit army are remembered here on the banks of the thames.d resilience. i love talking about it because it's a whole part of me, but i shall never, ever forget any of those men. and i'm delighted to have had the honour of being called a chindit. you are what she bbc news. — watching. hello there. top temperature on thursday was 30 celsius. nowhere got above 30. that's the first time in over a week we've seen that, so temperatures are falling now over the next few days and we'll have a north—south divide. southern parts of the country will feel most humid, with the risk of thunderstorms over the next few days, whereas further north, higher pressure will tend to bring a lot of dry weather with some sunshine. but there will be some mist and low cloud across more eastern areas. so, for friday, we've got lower pressure to the south, this weather front generating the showers and thunderstorms. higher pressure, though, across the north, which will bring the fine and settled weather, but we will start off with that low cloud and mist, across many cen

the lions of the chindit army are remembered here on the banks of the thames.bravery and resilience. i love talking about it because it's a whole part of me, but i shall never, ever forget any of those men. and i'm delighted to have had the honour of being called a chindit. remarkable bravery. hundreds of traps are being set in the us state of washington, aiming to catch a potentially deadly intruder. a giant insect, known as the ‘murder hornet‘, has been seen in the area. usually native to asia, the hornet is a potential danger to local insects and on occasion, humans. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. jenny is a woman on a mission. she works with the local department of agriculture and she is on the hunt for a giant insect that they call the murder hornet. we do have a reproducing population. the removal is critical because if it is successful it can produce more queens that could create more queens that could create more nests the following year. it is the asian giant hornet and it is known for its orange markings and its sheer size, reaching around five centime

the lions of the chindit army are remembered here on the banks of the thames.bravery and resilience. i love talking about it because it's a whole part of me, but i shall never, ever forget any of those men. and i'm delighted to have had the honour of being called a chindit. remarkable. that is it from me. you can reach me anytime online. hello there. top temperature on thursday was 30 celsius. nowhere got above 30. that's the first time in over a week we've seen that, so temperatures are falling now over the next few days and we'll have a north—south divide. southern parts of the country will feel most humid, with the risk of thunderstorms over the next few days, whereas further north, higher pressure will tend to bring a lot of dry weather with some sunshine. but there will be some mist and low cloud across more eastern areas. so, for friday, we've got lower pressure to the south, this weather front generating the showers and thunderstorms. higher pressure, though, across the north, which will bring the fine and settled weather, but we will start off with that

you're a lion, dog-faced pony soldier. you said you are but now you got to be honest. >> i set up my son to work in an oil company.y. isn't that what you said? get your words straight, jack. let's do push-ups together, let's do whatever you want to do. >> [bleep] >> sean: these are the types of things terry mcauliffe was referring to when he said i'm perfectly fine if joe biden stays in his basement, bunker until election day. he seized two people a day. let's state some facts. joe biden loses his trend of thought often. he makes his numbers up often. he struggles to remember certain words.is at times, he doesn't even know what day of the week it is, what state he is an end what office he is even running for. i he's experiencing frequent bouts of irritability, anger, confusion. i'm not a doctor, i don't know what's going on with biden, but it's obvious that something is off. very off. and even though he barely leaves his basement bunker, he looks exhausted. it looks like he needs a hot cocoa and a little nappy every day. g

six rare white lion clubs are on the prowl at worcestershire park and already they've been met with a they were cute. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in mexico has overtaken britain's. it's now the third highest in the world after the us and brazil. rupert murdoch's son, james murdoch resigns from the board of news corporation, citing editorial disagreements. let's have more on the who's assessment of the effects of coronavirus around the world. amir atta ran is professor of law and public health at the university of ottawa. he told me why the coronavirus will still affect our lives for years to come. this will leave an indelible mark on our history and our future, i'm afraid. when i heard the head of who say that it would be with us for decades, that's absolutely right. the pandemic we're experiencing now will switch into being an endemic disease. what that means is a disease that is constantly and forever with us. it will of course be much less. we'll have a vaccine, we'll have treatments. but it will come back from time to

the lions of the chindit army are remembered here on the banks of the thames.i love talking about it because it's a whole part of me, but i shall never, ever forget any of those men. and i'm delighted to have had the honour of being called a chindit. so, just how did the japan go from being an enemy to a friend of western countries? i put the question to to historian and author paul letters. i think you're right. but the emphasis on the 75 years since then, but really,. the good relations between japan and the west today were forged in those first few years after world war ii. so, for that first seven years or so, that really shaped much of the international relations today. the us occupied japan from 1945 until 1952 under general macarthur. and they, in effect, imposed a pro—american, pro—western style of government and political system onjapan. first, the emphasis was on disarming japan so that it could not, obviously, be hostile again. but as soon as the cold war, of course, came to a fever pitch in the late 1940s and in the 1950s with the korean war, the em

that is what convinced the caged lion. his army was starving. it had been decimated by illness and desertion. he really had no choice. a difficultfound it decision is difficult to understand. he did not want to give up the cause. he had this nobility. he did not believe he had been beaten by a superior tactician and grant. did lincoln give grant any instructions on what to say at the surrender? had their: when they last war conference, immortalized in a different painting, lincoln told him to let him up easy. that was his definition. he made jokes about hoping jefferson davis would escape. i think he generally hoped although he did not say so specifically that generous enough terms would be offered so there was not acrimony or resistance to the war. that if grant gave up, the rest , thee army in the west armies in texas, it would be over quickly. set the screen for us in appomattox courthouse on april 9. how did the meeting between the men begin? who was there? stafflzer: grant and his were there. you see them assembled in this fanciful image. a

party, the other being elizabeth warren, of course, he will also speak this week. —— progressive lionsable because bernie sanders had such poor relations with hillary clinton when she defeated him for the nomination in 2016, and supporters of bernie sanders and the party room will tell you the reason she didn't win is because the bernie bros, as they are known, didn't turn out to her in 2016. that is the logy to her in 2016. that is the mythology that has gone down. and by being given such a prominent role tonight, bernie sanders is full, hard throated lee endorsing joe biden. also, he worked behind the scenes with joe he worked behind the scenes withjoe biden he worked behind the scenes with joe biden on he worked behind the scenes withjoe biden on the policy platform for this convention, so he is definitely in the tent ina way so he is definitely in the tent in a way that he absolutely wasn't with hillary clinton, which is very significant at this moment. and i guess bernie sanders endorsement also matters within the internal politics of the party because joe biden‘s vice presidentia

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fifty's and is still collecting accolades to this day in 2017 he won the golden lion at the venice biennale his art is often live where bodies become part of a sculpture or installation his latest exhibition is in new nick where we filmed before the coronavirus pandemic. sense and her vital activates his artwork titled yellow sculpture for him art isn't something hanging on the wall or standing in a corner part is what happens when humans act what they do experience themselves that's art. here visitors to a retrospective of his work in munich activate this piece it requires 2 people to be at just the right distance from each other in order to see each other. in the late 1960 s. the german press dismissed biters art as childish his concept of turning time space and even human bodies into sculpture was to open in free for them. titled left home at 16 rather than taking over the family's baked goods factory at 19 he created his 1st sculptural work titled attempt at being a sculpture. while studying at the decided after academy of art he experimented with pillows which his painter classmates us

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the lion's share of the storms, though, will be across england and wales.e should see a little bit of sunshine at times. those temperatures ranging from around 17 to 23—24 degrees in the south. then big changes as we head on into the middle part of next week. something we haven't seen for a while, a deep atlantic low will sweep in to bring much fresher conditions, some strong winds at times through wednesday, particularly into thursday. we'll see a band of rain followed by sunshine and showers, and it will be turning cooler and fresher for all by the end of the week. will you come to my school formal? this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: striking in support of the protesters. workers in belarusjoin the public outcry over disputed elections, as more stories emerge of torture and abuse by police. japan marks 75 years since its surrender in the second world war, ceremonies are taking place in tokyo. new quarantine rules come into effect in the uk, as count

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she brings out her rifle and shoots the lion dead. the next scene, she is back in camp baking an apple pie. [laughter] sonara: i can bring home the bacon. jon: that was satisfying to women because if it was only theyng liens -- lions, could never relate. baking the apple pie, they could relate. osa crashed an airplane near here, killing martin. survived. -- killing her, martin survived. as i talked about in the book, every found, you cannot tell everything. is often another film behind what you show, around what you show. -- in the case of those the case killing martin. in the case of those the case of osa johnson, as inspiring as what she was, from 1920 on, she was a serious alcoholic. she could not take the pressure. one knew that. it would have ruined the story. i could not tell that in the book. that and robert flaherty's story, which if you want to get into it, we will. there is always another level you can go. you can widen the frame if you want. sonara: the question i had about robert flaherty, and i'm going to go back in time

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where this mountain lion was spot. >>> an extreme effort that firefighters going through to save the observatory. >>> making sure the observatory remains safe during this fire. in the east foothills down in san jose. a look from above the lick of observatory, you can see smoke in the background of it. it is fine, the observatory is 133 years old. >>> check this out, a surveillance camera caught this lion roaming in the san bruno neighborhood. the big cat is hanging around someone's fire. the fires are forcing animals to leave their usual habitats. >>> the daily city is one of several cities securing this massive effort. wildlife displaced by the fire. basically any animals rescued or evacuated are headed to the cal house. >>> coming up, smoky skies across the bay area, contributing to some of the worst air quality in the world. we'll take a look at how much air quality has changed in the last 24 hours. ich >>> wildfires threaten tens of thousands of homes. we are watching the fires line all weekend long. >> make sure you join us at monday morning 4: 30 to 7:00 a.m. >>> right now on a

and i think that's what convinced the caged lion lee -- by the way his army was starving. it had been decimated by illness and desertion. he really had no choice, and the fact he found it such a difficult decision is a little difficult to understand. he did not want to give up the cause, of course, or his enslaved people. but he also had this kind of nobility as a chief and he didn't believe he had been beaten by a superior tactician in grant. well, did lincoln give grant any particularly instructions what to say and do? >> according to grant's memoirs and shermans when they had their war conference lincoln told them to let him up easy, and that was his definition. and he made jokes about hoping that jefferson davis would escape unbeknownst to him and i think he hoped although he didn't say specifically to grant generous enough terms would be offered so there was not either acrimony or guerilla resistance to the war. that if grant gave up then the armies in the west would simply collapse and it would all be over quickly. >> so set the scene for us at willmer mcclain's bric

documents tell us like a caged lion. he'd rather die 1000 deaths than surrender. the scene is quite different a next day. it's memorialized an engravings of the time. in any case, grant's words rose above the optics. in a preliminary message, grant advised lee that he hoped by laying down arms that might save thousands of human lives and hundreds of millions of property not yet destroyed. it's curious -- >> his best line is, and prevent a needless effusion of blood. i think that is what convinced the caged lion lee -- by the way his army was starving and decimated by illness and desertion. they really had no choice. the fact that he found it such a difficult decision -- you did not want to give up the cause, of course for these enslaved people. he also had this kind of nobility as a chief. it just did not believe that he had been beaten by a superior tactician in grant. >> did lincoln give grant any particular instructions on what to say and do at the surrender? >> according to grants memoirs, when they had their last war conference, immortalized in a different pa

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coup locally but he was elected just 2 years ago so i mean what happened in the meantime why did my lions turn on him and that's what sparked the protest in the 1st place the fact that the people felt that the government was not doing what it was supposed to do they accuse of corruption these accused of being generally incompetent in its in its work the president of nepotism appointing his own cronies into government including his son. as well you have to remember mali also has this insurgency going on particularly in the central northern parts of the country that has not been sorted out as well and so there has been all this discontent why is the government not being able to implement these issues there's been a peace agreement that was signed in 2015 between the government and some of these different movements and in other parts of the country that has not been fully implemented as well there's a lot of dissatisfaction with the way the government is handling things and that's why such a rebellion has had the kind of support it has we see it pouring out on the streets now the political c

pay has the lion's share with almost 55 percent followed by we chance parent company 10 percent with 39 percent. 10 percent is ahead in another area however we chat is a very successful social media app in china and now office an all in one service where you can buy the latest trainers grab a pizza pay for other services all within the app itself in this realm has a lot of catching up to do after its i.p.o. it will certainly have the capital to do so. all right going over to one of south america's largest economies argentina is nearing a deal with beijing that could see it massively expand production to supply the asian nation of farms in china reeling from swine fever the investment is a potential boon for a nation that's reeling from recession and cuts but some argentines are not happy about the deal. this is about packing plants intensive farming and industrial production for the chinese market several environmental organizations behind the demos which have brought hundreds of protest as onto the streets of atlanta star is . going without getting here in buenos aires one demand is

somebody is getting the lion's share. i found out by accident, when i found out in my apartment here onnorthern virginia, where one day the postal service is delivering amazon boxes and on the next day, it is an amazon prime truck delivering it, and it has to do with if it is a profitable delivery or unprofitable delivery. with that, i don't think the american taxpayer or ratepayer should subsidize any company, whether it is amazon or anybody else. make sense? reporter: [indiscernible] into a postal deal? could you do it now? mr. meadows: i think if we would get it done, it would be now before november 3. the postmaster general has committed to making sure that whatever overtime is necessary to make sure the mail gets delivered on time will certainly get allocated. ofmy conversation with some the union letter carrier officials, they believe we will be able to address this, and where the men and women who deliver ballots or first-class mail will be able to have the financial resources necessary to conduct their business in

news that hong kong will continue to resist jimmy lion unbalanced by his 40 hour detention under a new security law imposed by beijing. i can't be scared but i'm scared i won't be able to do anything or say anything. plus an environmental emergency in the pristine waters off mauritians where the stranded oil tanker has broken into we ask a maritime expert to assess the impact. on mary in evanston it's good to have you with us hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has denied colluding with foreign governments he made the statement after being released from prison on bail why was arrested last monday under a new security law imposed by beijing during an interview with g w he said he expected resistance in hong kong to china would continue. venturing campaigner jimmy lie has been detained many times but this was the 1st time he was taken away in handcuffs lawyer told to die. although he expected his arrest he was surprised that it came so soon and that his sons were also targets and. this time the actual me maybe because they have this so. i was actually shocked and that makes it more scary es

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