. >> this is from the national zoo down in d.c. >> oh, that's how national nap day went for a lot of>> that is true. had to get that nap on because of daylight saving. no joke at all. hope those pandas give you some comfort on this good news tues. >> all right, let's go to maryland for this second story, where a teacher is paying it forward. he use watched "mr. rogers neighborhood", growing up, and loved the song and put his own spin on it. listen to him. ♪ it's a beautiful day for our students ♪ ♪ could you be mine ♪ ♪ would you be mine ♪ >> learning can be tough. he enjoys music. he said his students begin the day with a special tune. >> a shout out to pine grove elementary in baltimore there. thinking about all those students across the country who e il oing back to in-person or learning as well. >> definitely. the adjustment. >> this good news tues needs this story right here, there is a big brother who is the best big brother. he's trying to calm down his younger brother who was a little impatient about the nintendo switch. it was charging up. he goes, i want to play now! and th

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we are now in co goosy be a good national park zoo and right now we're in the presence of miss you and me miss you pointed me and to many members of this family you know. we think it's national park is a national conservation area so the. democrats agree public of congo of the growlers or eastern the land guerrillas have been a major tourist attraction for decades the main source of income for the park are the admission fees foreign visitors pay $400.00 u.s. dollars each because of the pandemic there's no business right now but the rangers still go out on patrol they want to keep track of several road us troops and usually know where to find them even though the park is heaved it covers 6000 square kilometers per person g.p.s. device for each family of gorillas. when we go into the forest to check on them we also collect data and if we find chimpanzee tracks we recorded back to one that went on to see if we find evidence of illegal activities such as traps and we just manto them and over the coordinates are the put on the court going to fit dates is be used for scientific research the

. >>> the san francisco zoo had a special birthday celebration today, this one for a nation's last yearforget maki, the ring-tailed at the time zoo officials were worried he wouldn't survive because of his old day. eventually he was found in daly city by an alert 5-year-old boy. to celebrate another year of life, maki was treated to a special birthday snack. >>> don't forget to set your clocks one hour forward before bed tonight. daylight saving time takes effect at 2:00 a.m. sunday in most of the united states. while californians wanted to be one of the states that didn't participate, in 2018 voters repealed daylight saving time with a 60% majority. despite passing the assembly unanimously, it never made it to the senate floor. however, florida senator, marco rubio, is working on a bipartisan bill called the sunshine protection act of 2021 that would end daylight saving for most of the nation. >>> drew tuma with one last check of the weather. i am all for getting rid of daylight saving. that's just me. >> yeah, you know, you lose that hour of sleep. i think the only benefit tomorrow is

. >>> the san francisco zoo is celebrating a special birthday this weekend and it is for a member that captured the nation's last year. during caleb glamour just turned 22 years old saturday. you might remember he was stolen out of his exhibit in october. the zoo was worried he wasn't wouldn't survive due to his old age but he was eventually found by an alert five-year-old boy. to celebrate another trip around the sun, he was treated to a birthday snack. >>> as we get ready to send things over, let's take one more look at that accuweather forecast with francis. >> of morning everyone. now is the time to while it is still quiet and calm, under extensive cloud cover and i want to show you the forecast animation of the rain heading our way. we will get about a quarter of an inch in total by 4:00 this afternoon come a wet weather hits the northbay and then 7:00 this evening at slides south along the peninsula and into the east bay. 10:00 this evening, slides further south toward south bay as well and then it will turn into scattered showers throughout the day on monday with a possibility of even some hail and s

abc 7 to tell the truth 9, black-ish and then soul of a nation, then do not miss abc seven news at 11. >>> a kindergarten teacher is bringing the zootudents zoom class. every week the teacher brings his students on a field trip. this trip was especially wild. >> reporter: meet the kindergarten teacher putting the zoo into >> what habitat you think these animals live in? >> reporter: he is bringing his students on a virtual field trip to the zoo in seattle. >> we are learning about habitats and i just had the idea that we were going to the zoo. >> reporter: the zoo was wild about the idea, ensuring a strong wi-fi connection and educational day for all 28 kids on the other side of the laptop. the adventure was part of fun day friday, a tradition in this class from roller coaster -- to science experiments. >> look at how beautiful you are making our world. >> reporter: what is your personal favorite fun day friday to date? >> it is hard to top the zoo field trip and i hope we will go on more, but i do love a good dance party and to see the students personalities really come out. >> reporter: with kitchen happening in his home his part

increasing nations like the us a still working out how to defend their economies and themselves in a heck of a dominated willed. they've become a regular routine during the pandemic meetings on zoos and other services which allow us to see and chat with our colleagues without sharing an office but there are issues like finding a quiet corner in your home a business and the stone you may have the answer. nora talley lives in the a studio capital thailand as both an entrepreneur and a parent of 3 she's got her work cut out for her family. to move oh. she really quiet mom has a work home. mom to get some peace for an important business school today laura is trying something new she's rented what's known as a as soon box it's located in the cafe in features all the tech required for an online leasing it costs $50.00 an hour hard to runs the company behind them before the coronavirus he used to rent a conference rooms that he's moved to soon boxes a lot of the family. that are technically speaking it's as easy as renting an electric scooter our goal is to install these boxes in as many places as possible close to where people live so they can reach them within 15 minutes. in the. over

nation lived in rivers of peace until the late 1900 when british troops invaded zulu territory and divided the land. the zulus never regained their independence. today it is estimated they are nearly $11000000.00 zoos living in south africa they account for roughly 22 percent of the population but other smaller communities living nearby countries including the sushi zimbabwe a swahili formerly known as swaziland. botswana and mozambique they had all recognized one man as they king good will where the teen who donated on march 12th . king's with a teeny rain under the traditional leadership clothes of south africa's republican constitution. and although his role was largely ceremonial he represented the connection of the zulu people with a post and a history since he came to the throne in 1991 during the apartheid era at the age of 23. in 2016 the late king discussed the past present and the chill little nation in a read television appearance on this episode of talk to al-jazeera we revisit that interview with the make. good wills willie teenie. thank you majesty for such an opportunity thank you very much. my problem. is just to be given such an opportunity and to have an audience with the. t.v. .

nation's capital thanks so much. >>and now some other news, a 6 doctor seuss books such as if i ran the zoo as well as an to think that i saw it on mulberry street will stop it being published because of racist and insensitive imagery. this according to doctor seuss enterprises today. the decision was made this morning on doctor seuss's birthday and more books may be pulled in the coming weeks. the company says it will continue to review images and the scenes in the entire doctor seuss collection. we'll ta >>and they are back home. these are the donated bikes that were stolen from mike spikes in novato mike's bike ceo ken martin sent us this video of the container being returned this morning. a surveillance video from 2 weeks ago caught the thieves running off with the entire container that was filled with 500 bikes destined for africa. concord police found the container yesterday. and get this the center for disease control and prevention is making sure people are ready for anything even a zombie apocalypse the 16th century astrologer notre dom us previously predicted 2021 could mark the rise of the living dead pleas

national puppy day, never seen anything like this, so hungry. here he comes. talk about the covid 15. >> that's beautiful. another crazy animal, this is the portland zoouldn't even talk to us. >> bret: working honors, that's a new one. thanks, guys. good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, ten people are dead after shooting monday and a bolder supermarket. suspect is in custody but why? >> it is becoming clear what a chaotic and terrifying scene it was that unfolded here yesterday, witnesses say the

nation's youngest leaders. >> harris: now the universal theme park says it's re-evaluating a dr. seuss themed kids play area named if i ran the zooeled books by the publisher. the park pulled that book from its shelves. a 2017 tweet from vice president kamala harris praised dr. seuss and now it has resurfaced because tweets never go away. it reads happy birthday, dr. seuss, the more you read the more things you will know. the more that you learn, the more places you will go. power panel now, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. leslie marshall both fox news contributors and both with beautiful families, kids. no doubt you have read a few books by dr. seuss, leslie? >> yes, i have kamala harris's tweet is not wrong. i love dr. seuss. it was his own company -- by the way people actually worked with the author of those books. he wasn't comfortable with some of the content as well prior to his passing. it wasn't a decision by the left, by the biden administration, by democrats. this was a decision by dr. seuss, by the publishers and their company to remove some books that were offensive to some segments of the population specifica

foreign nationals are trapped in a hotel where fighting is in its 5th day the hotel has been attacked by fighters linked to ice all. the attempts are being made to move the ship that's blocked the zoo is canal in egypt for 6 days the vessels that is now free and salvage operators hope that high tides will help their operation those are the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in the heartland next it's inside story do stay with us. told to i'll just see what. can you tell me with the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we did not set the fence material for any country the iraq conflict and yet we meet with the global news makers untold about the stories that matter on syria. from north korea with a warning john yang threatens the u.s. following criticism of its latest missile tests so how should president joe biden handle one of america's most delicate diplomatic challenges this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. north korea often test fires ballistic missiles and weapons to send a signal to the world it's a practice experts call weaponized diplomacy and it appears the latest launches are a message to its traditional foe the united

he was paranoid on a zoo memorial grows outside this supermarket police have released the names of the 10 victims with ages from 20 to 65 years old, now in the nation's capital from congress to the west wing, calls again to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. the house passed to background check laws earlier this month, but the senate. it's not voted on them. yet if the congress acts then it becomes law and that is what we have lacked. that is what has been missing, the white house press secretary says president biden is not taking executive action off the table if congress does not act, republicans say once again, democrats are rushing to politicize the issue and the aftermath of the mass shootings in colorado and in georgia. just over a week ago. the real challenge here is mental illness. i think the focus ought to be on deck. find people in advance who have the capacity on the interest in carrying out these approaches attacks. senate leader chuck schumer says he will bring the house bills to the senate floor for a vote, but it's unclear if he'll have the 60 votes needed republicans and at least one democratic senator are against the b

happy national chocolate covered raisins day but i think they are a strange texture and i'm not a fan. >> greg: there you go. make him at greg's made the news and i talk about the brookfield zoogutfeld. we had everyone right and so it is now gutfeld come up course, they deny and say his name is cascal. but we know what is gutfeld. okay. >> katie: jesse. >> jesse: that was great but this isn't so great, you know the little bug on the screen that keeps promoting gutfeld with the exclamation? apparently these things are breeding and they multiply to. we don't know if that is physically possible for these things to breed, but they have. many gutfeld everywhere. kind of an oxymoron. there you go come america. >> dana: five boxes of bugs. >> greg: do you remember the trouble -- >> jesse: gutfeld. >> greg: do you remember the trouble? >> dana: , no. >> greg: "one more thing." >> dana: do you want proof that new york is getting back to business? check out these little fellas that found their way to the east river just off of brooklyn. these are dolphins. they spent most of their day swimming around, oh, wow what do we find around here? cinnamon toast crunch and shrimp right here in b

zoo. >> back at twentynine palms jon rounded up some of his marine buddies and headed into the national park. it's a vast expanse of nearly 800,000 acres of rugged rock formations, twisted joshua trees, and desolate open desert, where summer temperatures climb well past 100 degrees. >> we literally drove around joshua tree national park all day, trying to find any signs, any clues of where she might have been. >> do you see anything? any signs of her? her car. a piece of clothing. anything. >> nothing. >> there's a certain protocol detectives follow when investigating a missing person. start small and close to home. that inner circle of friends and family. the ones who know the person best. so when jon corwin reported that his wife, erin, had disappeared it was natural they'd look at him. >> so like with any investigation you start closest to the source of a missing person. so we had a lot of questions for jon. >> investigators learned that once childhood sweethearts erin and jon settled in twentynine palms things were far from perfect. >> their relationship wasn't intertwined. we knew

nation of diverse readers. so here is the full list of the books that will no longer be sold. and to think that i saw it on mulberry street, "if i ran the zoomcelligot's pool," "on beyond zebra," "scrambled eggs super" and "the cat's quizzer." >>> san diego comic-con has postponed its 2021 in person event and will be going virtual once again this summer. because of the pandemic, the major summer pop culture convention has been pushed to 2022. instead, the comic-con at home online experience will be happening july 23rd through the 25th. there are early plans to hold a small three-day in person convention in november, but it is not really clear at this point what that might look like. the convention was canceled last year because of the pandemic. >> if you've ever been caught in a conversation that dragged on, you're not alone. a new study shows most people don't know when to stop talking. researchers studied hundreds of conversations and found that only 2% ended when both parties wanted them to. in half of the conversations, both people wanted to talk less. researchers say people are poor judges of when their conversation partner wants to ca

zoo. a father arrested after he carried his toddler past protective barriers and into an elephant enclosure, coming within feet of danger. >> that is real scary and hard to watch nbc nationalnt miguel almaguer has more on this frightening story. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. certainly a frightening scene. the daughter just 2 years old and in the hands of her father, as he puts them in the path of a massive african elephant, all with families watching in horror >> oh, oh. >> reporter: what witnesses say was only a seconds-long encounter left many frozen with fear. >> a 2-year-old juvenile was taken into the elephant enclosure by a male who climbed over the fence and through the rope >> reporter: a father carrying his 2-year-old daughter past multiple protective barriers and into an elephant enclosure at the san diego zoo friday they appeared to pose for a picture. and with their backs turned, the elephant charges the man stumbles and drops the toddler before he picked her back up and walked to safety miraculously, no one was injured. >> immediately, everybody was pleading with him, and then it became frantic and hysterical. >> reporter: zoo official