got a little bit of line t he's a this pelican closer to him. he grabs him by the bill and then the video ends and we have no idea what happens. >> what? >> no! >> oh, no, we don't see him reach in there and pull out the bone? >> no. the video does cut but i got to believe that once the fisherman's got it here, he's probably able to reach in and free the pelican. because the video is titled pelican rescue. >> rescue. >> oh, good. >>> yesterday was april fool's day and i got to imagine that's like christmas morning if you run, like, a prank versus prank youtube channel. we've seen these guys before, they're a couple jesse and gina, thel pra they prank each other. and it was jesse's turn to prank on april fool's day. he took a chocolate bar and sort of made it look like a piece of cat poop. this is apparently where it goes to the bathroom. >> they are trying to train the cat to go in the toilet. >> and he sprayed it with this poop-smelling spray. >> good lord this is an elaborate fraprank. >> who took a [ bleep ] on it? >> here. >> it looks like h

the american white pelican spend the winter down here and this summer in northern minnesota and montana like brown pelicans but feed with their beaks and push some of the nose ahead of them and to scoop them up you can see them sitting all watch but is rare to see them the feed also eats little crustaceans. we stand on the of vanity overlook all the places we chose sarasota, charlotte sarasota, charlotte, glaves and hendry what i would do is contact the convention visitors bureau what would they cover? as an alternative i contacted the other organizations what would you cover? the list was never the same although we have to hit the beach in southwest florida there is no development so just the beach and the bush and the trees only seconds to san miguel island for shelley then hopefully we will see alligators on one of the trails with an alligator pont -- pont. we're still of lovers keep that the alligator ponds and i should be paying attention or seven alligators. one rather large bomb is in the quarter and six little babies ranging in size between 2 feet and 3 feet. this is the only ac

adopted the brown pelican as its official state bird. by the way, louisiana also has an official state doughnut, called a beignet. it's fried dough with powdered sugar on top. fortunately, the official state drink is milk. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> it's time for "word." test your vocabulary by finding the real definition amid the fakes. let's start with "excess." does it mean... [ alarm ringing ] ...as in, "'kids news' displays an excess of talent." >> na-na na-na-na! >> now let's try "adamant." adamant... [ alarm ringing ] >> actually, "adamant" can be both a noun, meaning a very hard material, and an adjective, meaning inflexible. you could say, "she's as adamant as adamant about her opinions." but would you want to? [ laughs ] now, "uncanny." it means either... [ alarm ringing ] y that you got that one right. >> splendid! >> let's review... and that's "word" for this week. >> this may not look like much, but when we return, i'll tell you how this huge section of paper set a world record. we'll be right back. >> few things mad

it is home to colonies of american white pelicans. white beaches of encrusted salt are ringed by magenta water; so-colored by algae and salinity. biologists hope to learn more about threats to american white pelicans; including those, which are man-made. [john neill] there's concern that the mercury in the lake, although it's salt water and there are no fish that live in the great salt lake, there is concern that mercury is getting into the surrounding wetlands either through precipitation from the atmosphere or historic use, such as mining or other industrial activity. [narrator] evasive feelings of the wild define gunnison island. it's the same emotion and beauty, which inspired countless writers to describe a cherished, memorable wilderness. the moment is elusive in a modern world yet an inspiration for wilderness. the sounds are a symphony of birds. [narrator] new wilderness bills are debated such as the red rock wilderness bill. it could encompass 9.4 million acres. this proposal continues a discussion of some 20 years. [mike swe

and the brown pelicans. -- the gray her win who has heron who has become my best friend. she will swallow the fish head-first. >> catastrophic disaster at sea. a column of fire blasting into the sky. the explosion happened aboard a mobile offshore drilling unit called the deep water horizon. >> more than 175 million gallons of oil have spewed into the gulf. >> when i first heard about the oil spill, you know, it broke my heart. >> my dad and my grandfather were talking. >> olivia heard that it was spilling into the gulf. >> they were as angry as could be because they grew up loving those pristine beaches and those waters and seen those birds. >> after we spoke to my father-in-law, we had dinner and olivia, i had never seen her so upset. >> i started breaking down crying at the table and i couldn't help it. it's the thought that was running through my head was it's nesting season for the birds. what are we going to do? >> she knew immediately that the brown pelicans would be feeding their babies, that they would not leave their nests. >> i knew those birds were going to be

so the pelicans are changing their signs and throwing away printed schedules. that seems like a could be a collector's item. >> myrtle beach isn't exactly an upstanding community. >> are you talking about my tie again? >> this is what happens when the camera turns away. >> they told me i have 10 seconds i was like seven seconds ago. here's the current temperature. we only hit 65 degrees today. that weather. both of the traffic. >> we have some work on the tri- state we need to get this show back on track. this will linger around until about 6:00 a.m.. it is impacting three left lanes. it's a squeeze heading south bound and then at o'hare heading west bound long pocket of construction from roselle right lane closed until 6:00 a.m.. that's the latest from the roads. a full rundown is coming in a bit. >> coming up, sorry you had so much coffee this morning. >> i will do the whole show by myself like i always do including a live report on research in the south suburbs. >> and hearing from a rancher his recent remarks that some say are racist. and images are unusual

you see the pelicans flying around.ou don't see what is underneath the surface, and that's what we're trying to do, to look inside the system and see what is down there. that will tell us about about the health of the overall system. >> she says she plans 22 dives in total over the next month, all over the gulf to get an idea how widespread the recovery or the lingering damage is. >> john roberts, thank you, sir. >>> the number of people confirmed dead from the devastates mudslide in washington state has risen again. the number number is 27 people tied. that's according to an emergency management official on scene. the number of people reported missing has fallen from 30 yesterday to 22 today. as we reported yesterday, recovery teams have been wading through thick mud and what they call toxic sludge from sewage, propane, and other household chemicals. officials say hazmat teams are on scene now. the governor of washington, jay inslee, estimated the total damage has reached $10 million. he has asked the fed to declare it

ha ha, pelicans.there's been some support from fans, not from you, for changing your team name to the washington warriors and that's great. love that. but if that's not working for you, let me suggest something else. how about the washington wonks, that sounds pretty tough. at least to those of us in nerdland. sincere sincerely, melissa. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosi

several pairs of brown pelicans nesting, rosy spoon bills rezaing, there was a healthy forest of mangroves here. oil spill got into the colony and it was underneat the mangroves. >> the birds are gone and the island is now considered dead. >> it's sick thing. i mean, this was a beautiful, beautiful place. >> and it's patches of marsh land that took the brunt of the oil as it washed ashore, affecting the ecosystem and the livelihoods of fishermen. >> mark lost thousands of dollars of business, in 2010 and says the business is not the same today but he did say bp helped him in the aftermath. >> the money pretty much helped make up for our losses. >> back in new orleans at b and p, the opinion is different. al would like to see bp spend more to building up the fisheries on the louisiana coast. >> bp has band-aided and promoting all the good they do rather than doing what they are supposed to do. >> reporter: meanwhile research continues on the environmental impact. the state has a plan in place to help save thed a roading coast. built new barrier island for the wildlife. an help surviving wil

signs of spring >>> check out the shot of pelicans. they're making their annual migration. and not even think about it. the squirrel looks kind of hungry. this beautiful sunset last night was gorgeous. we had a lot of beautiful sunsets recently. >> probably noticed the clouds have been thickening the last couple of hours. there have been a couple little sprinkle around. do not worry this is not going to be a huge rain event. let's show you the satellite imagery. just a little strip of cloth. there's a cold front marching towards us. scattered showers. 145 this afternoon. we developed organization of the rain clusters top of us this evening. we have a gorgeous sunny day. becloud element movement shows the origin is the pacific ocean. flooding across the country. if it is the first 90 of the year. 90 degree temperatures in kansas and nebraska of all places yesterday. readings 20-30 degrees below normal. we're not going to be that one parent and mass keeps the warm air temperature coming. temperatures could take. >ank. >> if i was in wisconsin i would be watching the forecast

they come to see pelicans, seals, and the beautiful landscape. >>> north decree is being accused of some high tech spying on its neighbor. south korean military officials say two drones that recently crashed within its territory may have been sent by the north on reconnaissance missions. now, one of the drones was found on monday, on baengnyeong island west of the korean peninsula. the other was found a week earlier at paju near the border between the two nations. each aircraft was equipped with a camera containing aerial photos of the presidential compound in seoul, and a military facility on baengnyeong island. the one found in paju was about 1.4 meters long, and painted blue, with white cloud-like markings. a presidential office spokesperson says security authorities are looking into the case with the view that the drones came from north korea. the drone found on monday may have been sent to check on the south's military response to a fierce cross-border artillery exchange that day. >>> 14 people in japan are suing a cosmeticsmaker for skin damage. the class action lawsuit seeks compe

we saw that happen with the new orleans pelicans where the nba took over the team and ended up selling them. there's no -- apparently no language in there to remove an owner based on his behavior like we're seeing now with donald sterling allegedly. what's likely to happen here is a hefty fine and suspension. no nba owner has ever been suspended. that would be the first time that would happen. donald sterling is reportedly worth about $1.5 billion. so that's not going to mean anything. if he's suspended indefinitely, maybe all of next season, he's in his early 80s. he doesn't have much basketball left to watch. that's the scenario, fine and suspension. >> you still own the team and reap the rewards of the black players running up and down the court. >> you know what the nightmare scenario would be i think for the nba, i hate to say if, but if the clippers won the nba. >> and you have to hand the mic to done sterling. >> right when the team wins, the first person to get the troef fi is the owner. >> what if that changes? what if they don't allow that to happen? it sounds like when you l

took us 20 miles into the marsh where that black tar choked the life out of what was once a baby pelican nursery. >> it's sad and sickening to watch the loss of a place like this. >> reporter: as recently as last year, there were pelicans here. now just dead sticks. >> you had anywhere from 25 to 30 feet of thick tar. >> reporter: four years on, the tar is a problem. it's the oily sheen nobody ever cleaned up. so what you're seeing now is the effects of it moving the food chain that's predictable from what we know about past spills. the sheen was absorbed by tiny bacteria. >> the real question is what are the long-term effects. >> reporter: wildlife officials worry it could be working its way into dolphins and other large predators. >> still seeing increased numbers of dead dolphins coming ashore. >> reporter: it's true a number of things may be killing dolphins along the gulf coast. scientists and lawyers are still trying to work out the oil's exact environmental impact here. bp says they've already spent $14 billion in clean-up efforts and the company heads back to trial early next yea

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police say it is legal to buy and own car to pelican grow to 20 ft. long.ow trying to find the owner. >> : learning more about the man behind the so-called hard lead online dog which is causing millions of internet users are on the world to change passwords on certain sidestreet we've been looking into this >> : german engineer who says i never meant to do anything calling it a huge mistake his name is robin segment here the flawed piece of code now known as the heart bleed about it as a universal view code of virtually affects two-thirds of the web servers manning passwords on most popular sites compromise for most people what sites like facebook and google proposing compared the routers in some people also connected to the internet and " potentially bottle the whole thing is a mistake not part of a plot to what the government sponsored a thing like that security experts say if you're really concerned about things you can check to ensure with your provider that everything is fine. dexter said up to the clean up the systems affected for the internet systems

before the spill there were several hundred pairs of brown pelicans nesting, there was a healthy forestack man grove here. the oil got into the colony and was underneath the man groves. >> reporter: the birds are gone, and the eye land is now considered dead. >> it's sickening. this was a beautiful, beautiful place. >> reporter: and if patches of marshland here that took the brunt of the oil as it washed ashore, affecting the ecosystems out here, and the livelihoods of fisher mapp. mark lost thousands of dollars in the summer of 2010 and says that business is not the same today, but he does say that bp helped him in the aftermath. >> the money they gave us pretty much helped make up for our losses. >> reporter: back in new orleans, the opinion is different. al would like bp to spend billions more on building up the eroding coast and fisheries. >> bp band aided and spent lots of money promoting all of the good that they do, rather than doing what they are supposed to do. >> dead fish. >> reporter: meanwhile research continues. the state has a plan in place to help save the coast, and hel

. >> doubled the reward to find the person who [ bleep ] a pelican and left it for dead. >> this nextgoing to get you really [ bleep ] up. >> what people need is a [ bleep ] in the butt and a pep talk. >> i would look to [ bleep ], my [ bleep ]. >> no matter what happens with the dodgers it all seems to come down to one four letter word -- [ bleep ]. >> through the area, in brown, that's blowing [ bleep ]. yeah, we know the southern san joaquin valley when you get the wind you get the [ bleep ] blowing as well. >> how many [ bleep ] do you take a week, you said seven. >> maybe some guys just like [ bleep ]. >> uh-oh. >> mother. >> mother? >> mother [ bleep ]. >> beautiful. >> unnecessary censorship. really funny because [ bleep ] seems like they do. >> i've avenue been doing the laundry. and i [ bleep ] my pants again. >> what did you say? >> he wasn't allowed to shove the [ bleep ] in your face. >> why don't we demonstrate what an erection is supposed to look like. >> all right. >> put it down here. i can't believe i am doing this. i can't believe i'm doing this. >> jimmy: tonight on

. >> there were several hundreds of pelicans nesting. there was a healthy forest of black mangrove here. there is one of the places where oil got into the colony. it was underneath the mangroves. >> the birds are gone and the island is now considered dead. >> it's sickening. this was a beautiful beautiful place. >> and it's patches of marsh land here at bay that took the brunt of the oil as it washed ashore effecting the ecosystems out here and the livelihoods of fishermen. >> mark lost thousands of dollars in the summer of 2010. and says that business is not the same today. but he does say that bp helped him in the aftermath. >> the money they gave us pretty much helped make up for our losses. >> reporter: back in new orleans p & j the opinion is different. they would like pb to spend billions more on building up the eroding coast. >> bp's band aid has spent money on pr telling people what they were doing rather than doing what they're supposed to do. >> they have a plan in place to save the eroding coast. little barrier islands for wil

the brown pelican was only the endangeredto species act. tuna and allfin 10 th kinds of reasons why people want to live your, and very few have to do with oil and gas development in the gulf. >> in 2012, the national oceanic senator and oil industry lobbyist j bennett johnson said they have yet to connect the sick dolphins and the bp oil spill. this is former senator johnston speaking on al jazeera. >> there was damage to the dolphins before the spill. damage after the spill, and they think there might be a connection between the spill and the dolphins, but it has not been established at all. >> that is former senator, now oil lobbyist been a johnston of louisiana. your response to that, jacki? 4.9n addition to the million barrels that were spilled, we also know there are about half a million to 1.5 million girls betters build -- barrels that are spilled annually. we have these ongoing impacts in the gulf of mexico and while perhaps the findings aren't conclusive, it would be difficult to surmise that the qlogic affect of the different oil

pelican very important by one of the bottom left in the program will of the manchu you know based on your observation experience has seen the past. what will be some of them. likely the old variable so are the emerging threats. he'll get to cape town one is the no food industry market in the foreseeable future bill for example we caught the most globalized world if we import products that we export products also what you think that the importation and the medicine we have at the field if imports do not come on to safeguard the importation the foods will also be an important first step. i'm back to me we are in emerging issue in part one is a creature in the form and will keep me on my bike to savor the moment of racial progress in common is fishery. it would echo of force. i want to read this he then on monday. i remember coming and can pick up call is not competing in which an issue because of a program and tried to touch or indeed to bpo when i signed here they would target country that could be made two crucial is the stupid corporation. thank you very much a stool cooking a speci

the summers in montana and they're moving ahead and they don't dive site run pelicans.hey feed with their beaks and they pushed the minutes ahead of them in the mouth and it's very rare to see them feed. you see them sitting a lot of times, but it is rare to see all three and you can see with their heads down they are trying to get the menace and also refill crustaceans down there. we are standing on the minutes you overlook above is a state park. in choosing all the places we chose six counties recovered, sarasota, charlotte, lee, collier, whatever you do is contact a tourist and visitor's convention bureau and asked them if they were writing the book, what would they cover? as kind of an alternative i contacted all of the organizations and asked them what was your cover? we've got to hit the beach with one of the most beautiful beaches in all of southwest florida. there's no development, which makes it so wonderful because it just the beach and the bush and the trees and is also excellent for shelling. second only to senate bill island and all of fort myers area. and

they don't dive light brown pelicans but they've read with their beaks and what they're doing is pushing the minnows ahead of them in scooping them up and it's very rare to the them be. and so you can see they have their heads down and they are trying to eat little crustaceans down there. so we are standing at the manatee overlook at the state state park. in choosing all the places that we chose, sarah what i would do is contact the visitor's convenn bureau and then as kind of a alternative, i contacted all the autobahn organizations and asked them about it and the lists were never the same. you have to hit the beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in all of southwest florida. no development, which makes it so wonderful. and so the beach and the bushes in the trees. so second only to the island for shelling and hopefully we will see some alligators with an alligator pond that we will visit as well. so we are on the blackwood's trail and we are at the alligator pond and behind me are seven alligators. one is rather large and six little babies ranging in size from about 2 feet to 3 feet

now paying taxes with an ikea let stand for the pelican feeding. cover entire families building facades and offices. for each text and why is it different to install them into different and unique it is like twenty acrylic sheet because i'm exploding beneath the county a blind rage. i also have to think about how the wax will become a graphic representation should remain open to the community each piece is custom made to vacation there is a strong reach and impact this industry will soon install the basic commands and remain flooded his days we are directed geeky as well the new order in which they should direct our eyes are also torn higher out of the budget line up and take custody of the side of the room and to the other will have honestly been accused of turning me into a design to the stony and is always nice to me to tell the town. he says that in time now. it really tells a story the story begins as you walk into the hotel and continues in the restaurant the cardinals and through to the bedrooms on the phone this does not ease the cancer uni

i went to pelican bay prison in northern california and went inside so that the 7 x 11 feet, no window and people lived in those cells were identical to that one for ten, 20 years, 30 years, 40 years, and i dug into cases of people that were in there and found the some of them, many of them had not committed acts of violence in the prison. labor there because they had and popular public will believe, black panther books, a picture with a gang member. and it is something as a society that i think anyone you ask say they believe in justice and human rights and judicial process, something we could look at. we have more people in solitary confinement than any country in the world and more people in prison than any country in the world. >> similarly from me when i first got out one of the most difficult things in my recovery was not understanding what happened to me all those months, what happened to my brain. solitary confinement, scientific studies have shown two or three days your brain waves shift toward super or delirium. i was in 410 days and the un says 15 days can cause lasting perm

went to prison, pelican bay prison in california and went inside a cell, no when no. people and live in the cells are identical to about one for ten years, 20 years, 30 years, 40 years. and dug into some of the cases and found some of them for many of them had not committed acts of violence. there were there because they had on popular political beliefs, black panther books. in a, picture with the gang member. you know, it's something that, you know, i think anyone you ask with said they believe in justice, human rights, judicial process. this is something we need a look at. a solitary confinement. >> similarly for me when i first got out one of the most difficult things in my recovery was not understand what happened in the all those months, what happened to my brain and there are scientific studies of is shown in just two or three days your brain waves shift toward stupor or delirium. within four under and ten days the u.n. says that 15 days can cause lasting permanent psychological damage and constitute torture. we have people in this country for years and decades.

there were several hundred pairs of brown pelicans nesting, spoon bills nesting.re was a healthy forest of black mangroves. this is where some of the most horrifying images came from. the oil got into the colony, and it was underneath the mangroves. >> the birds are gone. the island is now considered dead? >> it's sickening. this was a beautiful, beautiful place. >> its patches of march be land here that took the brunt of the oil as washed ashore affecting the eco systems out here and the livelihoods of fishermen. >> mark brokot lost thousands of dollars in the summer of 2010 and says that business is not the same today. but he say that bt helped him in the aftermath. >> the money they gave us pretty much helped make up for our losses. >> back in new orleans, at p and j oyster company, the opinion is different. al sinseri would like bp to spend billions more on building up the coasts. >> bp's band aid has spent lots of money promoting all the "t's" good they do rather than doing what they are supposed to do. the state has a plan in place to help save the eroding c

after doing ten years of hard time at pelican bay state prison for manslaughter, he returned to l.a.ing trial for the very crime he claims to condemn, garofalo offers his unique perspective on the new breed of street criminal. >> jails are too full. but look at the new generation. carjacking. these kids will go out, stick a gun in someone's face to go joyriding in a car and turn a misdemeanor crime into a death penalty case because seven out of ten times they carjack, they kill the person they steal the car from. now, you've got to tell me, there is not something wrong with that? and somewhere in that confusion these kids don't know how to act like proper gangsters anymore. when my dad was a small-time mafioso back east, he used to say there's two kinds of gangsters -- there are thugs, and there are gangsters. thugs come and go. gangsters are about making money and respect. and if you're going to be a gangster in this life, there's two things you've got to know -- you don't kill cops and you don't kill innocent women and children. >> 900 max is also the home to nccf's discipline modu

. >> the winner last night was pelican brewery in pacific city, oregon. cup competition which takes place every other year is a matter of judging 94 different beer style categories. it's a blind judging competition so a high level of integrity and judges are following style guidelines that give them parameters to judge the beers. it's not subjective, it's not personal, it's a pretty rigorous blind tasting. so it produces results in what many people around the world call the olympics of beer that people are really proud to receive those awards. >> how many beers are they sampling at a time and can they even talk at the end of it? >> the judges, we structure it such that we try to minimize palette fatigue. we were excited for this year's world beer cup. we had a panel of 219 judges so a diversity of palettes going through the tasting exercises. boy, did we need every one of those judges. we had the largest beer cup competition ever with more than 1,400 breweries from 58 different countries sending their beers. all told there were more than 4,700 different b

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