these are araucarias, patagonia's most iconic trees.ecause of their intricate branching, they're also known as monkey puzzles. found only in southern south america, they were once far more common. they're hanging on in a few remote spots, peppered along the slopes of patagonia's volcanoes in both chile and argentina. reaching up to 160 feet, these giants are survivors from the jurassic era more than 145 million years ago. distinct spiny leaves evolved as a defense against hungry long-necked dinosaurs. but today's visitors are less destructive. though they do raise a racket. austral parakeets, the southernmost species of parrot on earth. a restless bunch, they flit from tree to tree in flocks of up to 15 birds. when they find a good feeding spot, numbers can swell to over 100. their preferred way to fatten up for the winter? gorging on monkey puzzle pine nuts. in return, the birds spread the seeds far and wide. but the parakeets aren't the only ones here for the harvest. the mapuche, indigenous people who have lived here for almost 3,000

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patagonia's fjords are now bursting with life. for 1,000 miles up the west coast, this is one of the most extensive fjordland regions on earth. fed by dozens of these fjords is an incredibly rich feeding ground, the corcovado gulf, and heading straight for it is the largest animal that has ever lived. a blue whale. weighing nearly 200 tons, he's twice as heavy as the largest dinosaur. it's been a long swim from warm equatorial waters more than 3,000 miles away, but it's all worth it for the krill. during the summer, billions of these tiny crustaceans swarm these waters to feast on the plankton. for the next few months he'll gorge himself on around four tons a day before returning north. while whales are here for the krill, oceanographer susanna bucking is here for the whales. with 700 migrating to the corcovado gulf every summer, there's nowhere else she would rather be. >> as a child i developed kind of an obsession, this passion for these large animals, and as i grew up and understood how whale populations had been decimated thr

. >> in patagonia's fjords, summer is over. migratory visitors are heading for their winter homes, while the locals hunker down for the tough months ahead. this wild coastline has given animals a place to feed, breed, and take shelter. and people the chance to reap, study, and enjoy the natural wonders of patagonia's fjords. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nico. nico. team, do you copy? >> yeah. i have a puma here going straight toward the valley of the paintings. it's a young male. >> okay. we're going to head there. >> i have eyes on the cat right now. >> this is where you need to stand your ground. you stay still. you don't run. >>> at the ends of the earth is a land of extremes, home to spectacular wildlife. for centuries, people and animals have battled for supremacy. but now enemies are becoming allies. together they face new challenges in our rapidly changing world. >> you are at the mercy of the elements. >> this is the story of what it takes to survive. on the edge of the world. ♪ >>> for 12 months, our film

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its 130-miles seaway runs east-west across patagonia.channel funnels the southern ocean's ferocious winds. >> some ships don't make it. the waters of the far south have claimed well over a thousand ships, and more than 10,000 sailors. at first fernando saw these wrecks as nothing more than rusting monuments. but then he decided to take a closer look. >> nature has claimed this steel hulk. thanks to the nutrients stirred up by the storms, these waters are full of life. but free diving here is risky. you can easily get disoriented. even trapped . >> luckily, today's conditions are good. fernando gets out safely with his haul. he makes a good living from the shellfish he collects here . >> further up the coast, another underwater forger is also returning home . a mother gentoo penguin bringing food to her baby. she is back on hammer island after a ten-hour fishing trip. she swum nearly 13 miles, diving down 200 feet or more to feed. now she hikes through hoards of her cousins, magellanic penguins. exhausted but home at last. finally, a chan

had he starts going off on crazier adventures in montana, because the stakes are high any goes to patagonia. and then it takes weeks i guess to get on a ship down there and there's no civilization as we think of it in this dangerous at incredible things come out of that that is thrilling a part of the book in this way i think that barnum brown is not the model for indiana jones but he could be because you think there's no way that he would survive this but he does and could you sum up what happens patagonia. >> and so he. goes heather with whessentially the person who ses as his early hero they look for bones and i certainly cancer and can't find any in any goes back he had for his bouncing on the ship and he said you know what, going back yet and again, he scared to go back empty handed so barnum brown season patagonia essentially living off the land for another year any fines dozef specimens that are now on display at american museum and he also discovers within himself that he can do it and that he has this new confidence of i'm kind of going through the wilderness and i have come back a

you've called this a patagonia vest recession. what does that mean, exactly?> well, most recessions were either labeled white or blue collar, meaning they typically impact one cohort or the other, executives white color or blue class, the working class. this is patagonia vest meaning we'll see more people laid off in the growthy sort of our economy, the gift that keeps on giving for 13 years. again, margaret, i think this is more noise than news because 99.99% of the people on the planet would pray to be recently laid off person from meta or google. if you've been recently laid off from one of these firms, that means you probably went to an elite school, you live in a city where the growth prospects or the economy is growing like crazy, and you are -- your biggest problem is not going to be what to do but what not to do. >> what if you're an h1b visa recipient and you're sent back home. >> fair point. >> you saw where elon puts another performative photo of them doing coding. i'm not sure what they were doing. but there were people there clearly from other cou

darwin he went to patagonia as well. and one thing i liked about the book was just kind of learning the personalities. all of these scientist, you know, these icons that we've always thought of. you always think of darwin and you think, you know, obviously natural selection and everything else. i didn't realize that he got seasick. he had this, he had he had this little letter that he wrote back home. how much. he hated the voyage and. he hated it more with every swell of the ocean. and that, you know, he wrote that like you who have never seen the deep green of the earth, you know, the bottomless ocean can never know how much i hate it or something like that. and he was you know, there's i have a couple of pages about darwin just because he seemed so fascinated that he got so interested in all these other that it was almost like he was college freshman and everything he saw was the most thing ever. so he writes, you know, a letter right now i'm red hot with spiders. and he got really into spiders for a while and then he

darwin went to patagonia as well. one thing i liked about the book was kind of learning the personalities of all these scientific icons that we've always thought of. you think of darwin and you think obviously yonatural selection and everything else. i didn'trealize he got seasick . and he had this letter that he wrote back home of how much he hated the voyage and he hated it more with every swell of the ocean and he wrote back you who have never seen the deep green of the bottomless ocean can never know how much i hated. and i have a couple of pages about darwin just because he seems so fascinating that he got so interested in all those things. it was almost like he was a college freshman and everything he saw was the most amazing thing ever. he writes a letter right now i'm red-hot with spiders and he got into spiders for a while and then he's going through patagonia or they're going somewhere in the south pacific and he's watching dolphins at night and then he's taking up everything else and he sees these very smal

they use the king of patagonia diploma. i've come to meet i see listed below via a former heard their ample mahanta. to the main event. he and others in the area used to keep over ten full months each winter to protect their communities clocks. for instance. limited of. good way to do this in a you could. the kid the bottle with a long ago if he took on a month on the phone yeah. and does it sitting at the end of mobile. language i mean. i would only the tool name but not both yet to think when anybody and i'm- a see you know works with a wide lead warden and he's departs racing and pull my tracking experts. if anyone can find the a full month it's him. yeah i can sell it but after that is blue. like the one on a low for the mentally ill. and that's the kind of. you can go on forever may have on a little longer time i'm going to waive. not only can you give us room for my- i mean more maybe. in a telegraph and i said look i let us here. well yeah. i'm worried about how to set the new growth. thank you bye. memento. we don't

. >>> in south america patagonia covers around half a million square rising and some kaine 'tises are working hard to protect those precious waters. >> for me patagonia is the most beautiful part of chile. it's very remote, wild, rugged coast line. most green forests, temperate green lake. the coast is very steep. the marine life came from deep waters but also from adjacent area so the diverse stli you'll find it. i'm studying the biodiversity of the chile waters. the coast line is more than 100,000 kilometers which is twice around the world. there are only a handful of scientists working there so even if we studied all the main areas, there are still most parts that we tonight know yet. dhil live -- chili has been impacted. life has been reduced. the species we don't hardly find anymore. by impacting an area we know very little about, we always have the risk that we are damaging ecosystems and their equilibrium of the eco systems is lost. i hope you can sense the need to protect the planet. i hope humanity understands the need to protect the oceans and our lives and the lives of all

if you have that patagonia jacket on today, keep it on. we have 50s in sight as we head into sunday for san francisco for the golden gate half marathon. i know someone running it. ryan will be out there enjoying this experience nonetheless. but we might be seeing hit or miss showers especially into the afternoon hours. as for our friends saturday, partly cloudy for fiesta alameda at the water front park. it's going to be a beautiful opportunity to get out there. we are going to see those showers roll in in the late evening hours. as we look at the next seven days, don't forget to set your clock backwards for daylight saving into sunday. we are expecting daytime highs to jump down to the 50s virtually everywhere from san jose up into san francisco, throughout the peninsula, and even in the micro climates. can you believe that? 53 tuesday for inland east bay, 52 along the coast. i don't see this that often where we are seeing temperatures everywhere the exact same. it will be chilly next week. >> i have to ask. sunday morning, the golden gat

but otherwise i suppose it's it's kind of nice looking like if i knew a patagonia was maybe it means you kidding there? it's a clothing company that specializes in outdoor wear and they get back to the environment a lot mike. it's like those. uh, what is it? the yetis i've ever they competing with that because they're super expensive also. well hydro flasks. yeah, but the thing with the hydro flask is usually the base is pretty thick so wouldn't go in a cup holder like that, but i think the hydro flasks might even be more expensive than these which are around forty dollars rei in their pricey. i wouldn't pay. for i guess it's an investment into your health right think of all the things that we waste our money on if 40 bucks is going to get you to drink water every day. and you know, you can take that cup from the office into your car with you drink on your way home and you're hydrated and you're healthier for $40. it's not that bad again. i wouldn't pay for it. i'm fine with my cheap water bottle five dollars. you have a marketing background. me. oh, wow. that was good. well, that's

insist that patagonia investor session just beginning that were talking about?, robin hood, lift, striped, all these companies announcing big layoffs. it really does contrast with that solid jobs number that we had it. it's easy to look at these companies and say that is just a one time go, go, growers for that's just tech it's going to be confined there. maybe but these piece of pole also spend everywhere by the going to be out there now competing for other jobs. i think it is something worth keeping an eye on. we have talked for a a while about quiet quitting. i think it's time for boisterous getting your rear end back to work if you aren't anything close to what is industries. jack: certainly is a lot of opportunities in the service visit hotels, restaurants, everyone is hiring. maybe if tech takes it in the chin some people keep their jobs. assign for actionable ideas i will start with you carlton. it is exciting. >> it is exciting. i should say that she should find excitement and other parts of your life. keep your portfolio pretty simple unpredictable in t

great game with hallo with say some rather warm weather into southern parts of argentina. recently patagonia with reco, temperature's record. my favorite temperatures getting into the 30s, would you believe is not what so warm a little further north, that warm enough water service at $27.00 degrees were touching $31.00. in essence sion that settle, weather continues across central parts of south america, more heavy showers into the east of brazil, northern brazil right up towards the caribbean and it's in the caribbean where we have seen some really nasty weather. recently. is big band of clouds, has brought some very heavy showers into saint lucia into dominique as the li, woods of st wide spread flooding and some land slides that caused some problems at st. system. links all the way back just to the east of the bahamas stays there was a go on through wet shoes day. hopefully it will dry up for the lea, which at that stage where to weather coming in to the east side of the caribbean, western side of the canopy and some wet weather got some heavy showers, the every tangiers i need to guatema

convince ourselves so that the self delusion is the is t, the starting announcement from the founder of patagonia sharing that he is giving away the $3000000000.00 company to help fight climate change. who are the people up soon? these approaches, they're almost always the very high. mm. it is not society. and so, rather than facebook just that we are going to have to fight the great skill a to pretend that we are actually part of the solution. when we actually know sunny deep down the we are the problem. we still want road. so we need a meant that you have to call green man, we still want to be able to fly around. so you have to have a fuel that is made without any emissions at all. the student need audio was still the coach when students were, but if the data can tell us how to use and efficiently smartly. and that is when we think we can do the right focus and the right ingenuity. we can have the benefits of our modern lives and have a thriving natural world nation. they tend to count on the latest or tech companies . and us immediately comes to mind. only had one who i think has a lot of targ

the starting announcement from the founder of patagonia sharing that he's giving away the 3000000000 dollar company to help fight climate change. who are the people up soon? these approaches, they're almost always the very high. mm. it is now society. and so rather than face the images, the we are going to have to face the great skill. ways to pretend that we are actually part of the solution. when we actually know solid deep down that we are the problem, we still want road. so we need a meant that you'd have to call green cement. we still wanna be able to fly around . so you have to have a, the asian fuel that is made without any emissions at all was due root oil. we're still new, the coast, we assume the but if the date has, can tell us how to use and efficiently smuggling. and that is when we think we can do the right focus in the right ingenuity, we can have the benefits of our modern lives and have a thriving natural world going topic donations. they tend to come on the leaders or tech companies such as us immediately comes to mind. oh, my headed along here, i think had the larg

. >> what an eight letter word for a gusty wind in patagonia?a. how can i write a prize winning letter with you asking about wind and things? >> i'm sorry. i won't do it again. >> that's all right. i'll give you -- >> if i ever -- >> what happened to all the things westinghouse developed? >> it's easy. there would be no electrical industry. it would put the world back 50 years. >> yes. >> i figured all the others would write about what they saw at the fair. if i tell them about westinghouse, i won't have competition. you have something there. >> i need some facts. >> all right. consider three out of the thousands of things we pioneered and where we would be without them. >> just a second. all right, go ahead. the first it is alternating current. that is what most people call a sea. it permits the economical sending of power long distances from where it is generated. second, the steam turbines for use in the big power stations where electricity is made. third, radio broadcasting. the westinghouse station in pittsburgh was the first to broadcast p

e-marketing director because it the patagonia vest of water bottles. other people say is overhyped. reggie: is $40 -- it is $40. kumasi: what did i say? reggie: $50. kumasi: it is $40. reggie: i mean. kumasi: it is cute. and it has colors. reggie: 50 hertz. -- $50 hurts. $40 is getting closer. california budget, and number indicating the deficit. kumasi: what one ♪music pl ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a deadly crash in the east bay, five people were killed, including three kids after a wrong way driver slammed into another vehicle. we are live with that investigation. kumasi: nancy pelosi's political future, the house speaker expected to address her future in congress today. how the attack on her husband is affecting her plans. reggie: the community getting a lifeline from san francisco. kumasi: it is thursday, almost friday, november 17. reggie: we want to start with lisa argen. lisa: starting out with cold nu

a 2020 assessment published by the european space agency shows some of the glaciers in patagonia, including raphael, are retreating faster than anywhere in the world. and the problem of melting glaciers is not unique to chile. researchers at the u.n. educational scientific and cultural organization have found that dplash dpglaciers are set disappear by 2050. among the glaciers on the brink of vanishing are two of those in the most beloved national parks in the united states, yellowstone and yosemite, as well as mt.s kilimanjaro in africa. according to unesco, glaciers shed around 50 billion tons of ice each year, which is equivalent to the total volume of water used annually in france and spain combined. and these glaciers have already contributed nearly 5% of global sea level rise in the last 20 years. >>> >> reporter: back in chile, in addition to melting ice, scientists have noticed that the acidity level in fact water has gotten higher because of the greenhouse effect. this harms numerous marine species, including crab, urchin, and oysters. on land, the effects of climate change can be

argentina attempts, she comes down in response to that and that's way no rain or we're down towards patagonia naturally so often that wet. then we drive through uruguay, then we pick up some fatty big developing but discrete thunderstorms in a line that take shot through paragraphs through western parts of brazil, the border with bolivia and peru. and they could give some flash for, they could get, hey them, it's possible to get them in. so pio and rio as well. that has been fairly dry. brazil reese brazil recently. so this is a change of fortunes. north of the constance in the caribbean, we say good bye to the remains of nicole and then we left with well, where the big showers dotted around. there's no real concentration except maybe in panama. mexico looks relatively dry, but the pacific coast will see a few showers in the u. s. as nicole brings all this tropical moisture up against what's been a real cold push, there will be a line of pretty deadly thunderstorms potential for tornadoes here. but beyond it, it's cool down the attempt is really dropped bismark mars 11 at a day hurry back to

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come ah hallo with season rather warm weather into southern parts of argentina. recently patagonia with rec, or temperatures. reco november temperatures getting into the 30s. would you believe is not quite so warm a little further? north warm enough in water service at 27 degrees were touching 31. in essence sion that settle, weather continues across central parts of south america, more heavy showers into the east of brazil, northern brazil right up towards the caribbean and it's in the caribbean where we have seen some really nasty weather. recently. is big band of clouds, has brought some very heavy showers, insistent, lucia into dominique, where the li woods have st. wide spread flooding and some land slice has caused some problems at st. system. links all the way back just to the east of for the bahamas stays there is a go on through where choose day, hopefully little dryer for the lea woods at that stage where to where the coming in to the east side of the caribbean, western side of the cap in some wet weather, got some heavy showers there in honduras, and had to guatemala. see som

she comes down in response to that, and that's wayne renal with an towards patagonia naturally so often that wet then we drive through uruguay. then we pick up some fatty, big developing but discrete, some distort when a line that takes shot through paragraph through western parts of brazil. the border was bolivia and peru. and they could give some flash. they could get, hey them, it's possible to get them in. so pio and rio as well that has been fairly dry. brazil reese brazil recently. so this is a change of fortunes. north of the constance in the caribbean, we say good bye. it's the remains of nicole and then we're left with well, where the big showers dotted around. there's no real concentration except maybe in panama. mexico looks relatively dry, but the pacific coast will see a few showers in the u. s. as nicole brings oldest tropical moisture up against what's been a real cold push, there will be a line of pretty deadly thunderstorms potential for tornadoes here. but beyond, it is cooled down, the attempt is really dropped bismark at mars 11. at a day, hurry, back to the pacific

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