this is from moorpark college.se young people from moorpark college, two-year teaching zoo outside of l.a. look at this. look at the head of the vulture. isn't that amazing? it's bald for one reason only. when it gets to carrion, bacteria cannot grow on that, so that's yes has a bald head. the turkey vulture, i don't know if you can do that with the wings. the wings go out from four to six feet. a turkey vulture can soar for days without ever flapping their wings. they can get up in the air and just soar forever looking for animals that are dead on the road. they're a very important animal. the talons there aren't like the bird of prey. they're mainly used for balance, those talons, not to grab the prey. because what they're eating is dead. it's a very important animal to nature. >> larry: we've saved the best for last, though some of you may go running for the hills, when we get up close and personal with cockroaches. they're next. boss: y'know, geico opened its doors back in 1936 and now we're insuring over 18 mi

pretty much in dissent but in the recent years, his trajectory has changed and is in the majority moorpark rethink of last year the of gun casey wrote the majority giving individuals the right to own handguns under the second amendment he was much more successful and nobody would predict that in 1986 when he first came onto the court. >> ms. biskupic is the author of an american original. >> pulitzer prize-winning author of bright shiny lives have a new book out. what is the icbm? >> a rocket with a hydrogen bomb in the warhead fired into space and travels at 16,000 miles per hour. 67,000 miles then comes down and strikes. there is no way to stop it. they have never been used. you when i would not be having this conversation if not for these people. they built the weapon not to make war but it is the first weapon in the history of humankind which was built not to use but to deters. >> i think it tells a story of bernard and the scientist for you was something about bernard shaw river? he was six years old when he came here during world war i from germany. two months before we declared war

all the young people from moorpark college. bacteria cannot grow on its h d head.gave him a bald head. the wings, larry, go out anywhere four to six feet. a turkey vulture, larry, can soar for days without ever flapping their wings. they can soar forever looking for animals dead on the road. they're a very important animal. the talons aren't like a bird of prey. they're mainly used for balance. what they're eating is dead. so it's a very important animal to nature. >> larry: we saved the best for last. we go up close and personal with cockroaches here next. how about your f150? less. and this silverado has 315 horsepower. yours? less. silverado's powertrain is backed for 5 years or 100,000 miles. yours? 40,000 miles less. don't blame the carpenter, blame the tool. chevy silverado. america's best truck. >>. >> larry: earlier, we showed you a cane todd. here's what happened with the cane toad. >> don't touch this one. this is a cane toad, everybody. if you notice, there's poison glands -- will he hop right here? this is a cane toad. this larry is one that came over f

not in the moorpark because it affects the first world. so we have a huge treatment regime of profile that actually can help people. the problem is it is fairly expensive and requires people to stay on these medications for 30 or 40 years. that is very hard to do. most of the money goes to treatment. that is of course because it is mainly doctors dealing with the. doctors are sort of trained in thinking we need to save these people when the problem is there. the cheap part of dealing with climate change is the one where we deal with the problem before it arises, that is that it actually prevents people from getting hiv/aids. don't spend so much in treatment because that is very hard and likely to lead to more resistance because people don't take this were 30-40 years, you actually end up in a worse situation plus there is also very many different ways you can say people from a host of other illnesses much cheaper than you can do with retro viral. so it is about focusing on prevention rather than treatment when you talk about hiv/aids. no d