at first glance pelicans look like very close. they have talking both is large short stick legs and their tail is barely visible. less many religions will fail than the sacred animals muslims believe that a pelican brought stones for the construction of mecca and its bill. and in europe the purpose is a symbol of parent to love legend has it taken so rich their chest certainly that peaks to feed hungry babies with blood. bullet can spray with each other only for the duration of one season build their nests in the reeds tickets. at first so i say look like a pile of garbage twigs. there are two or three baby birds to invest it born blind naked. fuzz starts to grow seven days later after ten weeks they can fly. there are only a handful of them are here and we try not to disturb them if we can help it we do keep records of them but we don't do any detailed research. even the gods make a point of not approaching on the news with pelicans and nesting in fact the gods live in floating captains and they visit the ivan delta they stay the

you would be hard pushed to find pelicans in the delta . these very cautious beds nests as far away from people as possible. to see pelicans you would need to enter the area. with a focus. it's the caspian sea. i have it looks like a nature most of. us it's still part of the river here it stretches two hundred kilometers wide. flood waters right now are about one point four meters deep at other times the depth is between a meter and one point two meters this is the middle of the delta there are a lot of fish year because of the river of the thoroughly warmed by the sun there is a wealth of vegetation and a good deal of food for fish and birds down there. back in the nineteen fifties there were one thousand five hundred pelicans. since then that number has dropped to five hundred. it's very difficult to spot a colony of pelicans in the field creed's. they spend an hour. before the boat runs into a pelican colony. baby birds hatched a short time ago. at the. colony was here forty years ago but then they disappear it has been grown in the past

compared to pelicans there are thousands of swan nests in the delta. in the last century the swan population is rapidly shrinking due to the hunting. cannot fly so poachers would take that opportunity to cram them into nets. and the them with sticks. now that catching swans is prohibited the population has started to increase. in the fifty years only five pairs of swan nested in the ball delta but now the numbers have gone up hundreds of times over us. this one the scene is a symbol of devotion as it was thought that once pet they stay together for knife. as soon as they settle down in the large plot and start building nests as a rule other birds anywhere nearby welcome. people because they're worthy of the appearing nesting season the female seats on the nest while the male swims around to guard against intruders. swans are very strong birds they don't like the presence of other birds especially glee's sometimes swans even cheese geese out from a shared habitat. movie there are five to seven eggs in a swans nest. or something frightens them that they

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pelican's covered in oil in the gulf of mexico? -- pelicans. could microorganisms one day and the need for oil altogether? at the moment, oil is still one of the world's most important raw materials, but most of it ends up polluting the environment, and a truly viable alternative still seems a long way off. it is also used to manufacture textiles, nylon, for example. goody's also be used using other technology? oil products are also used in lipstick, skin cream, and even in pacifiers for babies. could we still make these things without oil? how dependent is the chemicals industry on fasano resources -- fossil resources? >> many of the raw material requirements are covered by oil. we do use of biomass, but the lion's share of production is still oil based. >> when it comes to fuels', there are already alternatives. sunflowers, haute and others, can be used to create biofuels, but that creates a whole new host of problems. we have already seen increase for food staple prices. is it related to the demand for biofuels? our biofuels just as harmful

the some of the leaders direct gang activity from inside pelican bay state prison near crescent city, but that just became harder to do. we're live where authorities gave details of operation street sweeper. >> it took 250 federal, state and local officers to get to this point. the arrest of more than 30 gang members, many of them high-ranking members. this is today nrkt central valley thorkts seized 12 guns, 15,000s ndz cash, and methamphetamines, cocaine, and marijuana. they say this dealt a major blow to the gang. these are the faces at the highest level of one of the notorious, and dangerous gangs. david dc cervan text s is on the top. from what is supposed to be a state prison, pelican bay, authorities say he and three generals gave orders to kill. thanks to smuggled in cell phones sometimes by lawyers and family members, he's commanders receive orders and carry them out on the outside. >> it calls shots in proiz ons and neighborhoods in california. >> reporter: jerry brown announced a crack down on the gang and has dangerous connection was the sects around the state. in the cent

the gang operates out of pelican bay straight state president yochbl officials say gang leaders are able to call shots from inside prison walls using cell fobs to order hits out on the streets. >> alameda county district attorney filed charges against two men in the shooting of a fremont police officer and let a woman go. the 20-year-old was arrested saturday at the mexican border charged with attempted murder of officer todd young. young tried to serve an arrest warrant friday in oakland. he says has been charged with car jacking, shooting into vehicles, carrying a loaded concealed weapon and transporting marijuana. gustavo silva has been charged with accessory after the fact. a woman has been arrested on suspicion and no charges were filed. officer young underwent another surgery today, remaining in serious, but stable condition. >>> and officer young's wife, nicole sent out this thank you note to the community today saying in part i would like tochl press my gratitude for the outpouring of support from the community. it's heart warming to heart number of people donating blood in todd'

he said three top leaders controlled it all from inside pelican bay state prison.rown said he is now working with prison officials to shut down those lines of communications. >>> in mexico, drug cartel violence has erupted again causing concern for potential travelers here in the bay area. the latest incident, troopers battled gunmen for 12 hour. when it was over, seven people were dead. for some travelers, the vie he violence is giving them second thoughts. in cancun, gunmen set off a bomb in a well known bar. >>> he smiled at times as police described his brutal crimes and life of luxury. he's wanted in the u.s. for allegedly smuggling tons of cocaines in the economy and jobs will likely be the focus tomorrow night in a much anticipated debate between senator barbara boxer and her republican opponent fiarina. >> reporter: it will happen here st. mary's college in moraga. the debate stage is still being set but the stakes are clear, republicans think they have a chance to win back majority control of the senate. but to do so fiorina will certainly have to beat out

he said three top leaders controlled it all from inside pelican bay state prison. brown said he is now working with prison officials to shut down those lines of communications. >>> in mexico, drug cartel violence has erupted again causing concern for potential travelers here in the bay area. the latest incident, troopers battled gunmen for 12 hour. when it was over, seven people were dead. for some travelers, the vie he violence is giving them second thoughts. in cancun, gunmen set off a bomb in a well known bar. >>> he smiled at times as police described his brutal crimes and life of luxury. he's wanted in the u.s. for allegedly smuggling tons of cocaines in the economy and jobs will likely be the focus tomorrow night in a much anticipated debate between senator barbara boxer and her republican opponent fiarina. >> reporter: it will happen here st. mary's college in moraga. the debate stage is still being set but the stakes are clear, republicans think they have a chance to win back majority control of the senate. but to do so fiorina will certainly have to beat o

you often find pelicans drenched in her. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> it is a first for paris. just having fun, greg. i will leave the comedy to the comedians. you rogues. >> and now to the greg-alogue, it is a muffin of morality in a bakery of bottom feeders. here is something that raised the dander on my chapless goat. according to bob woodward, seen here, when warned by advisors of another terror threat on u.s. soil, our president said that our country could absorb the attack. this is what he said in an interview with the author, quote, we could absorb a terrorist attack. we will do everything we can to prevent it, even on 9/11, the biggest attack ever, we absorbed it, and we are stronger. hmm. i don't want to make a huge deal out of this. instead i will pretend to make a huge deal out of this. frankly i have concerns about a president who sees our country as a sheet of bounty that can sopa up mass casualties like a sloppy joe. the attack could result in thousands of dead folks which is

pelicans are kind of a nuisance anyway. page five, we are so apologetic beyond believe et cetera.ra, et cetera. well, you get the point. yanks, you can suck it. >> jimmy: well, you know -- what happened to lying? [ applause ] sometimes -- this is pretty good. this is -- i don't -- i don't really even know what's going on here, but this is lakers forward ron artest, who is nuts, in case you don't know, getting pulled over here in l.a. on monday while driving a tiny little race car. there he is. it's -- i guess he didn't have his registration was expired so they gave him a ticket. i think that's -- you shouldn't have to carry registration if you don't have a glove compartment in your car. where are you supposed to keep it? in your hat? snooki from "jersey shore" was in court today for her arrest on drunk and disorderly in seaside heights in new jersey. she pled guilty to a reduced charge of disturbing the quiet of the beach. which -- you can charge sea gulls with that, right? it's a dumb charge. she got two days of community service for it, which is kind of great. you know, with tha

unfortunately, he did a pelican. nothing goes right for this guy. this is him.the water's clean? how about i pull my 9-year-old daughter into it? that's -- sasha, do not swallow, you understand me? do not let a drop of this filth into your mouth. after the oil bath, the president took sasha to play miniature golf where, with news cameras romming, this is impressive, the kid dropped a hole in one. >> let's see it. oh, nice. working the -- >> oh! all right! [ applause ] >> jimmy: tiger woods could use right now. one of my favorite characters from the world of sports was inducted into the basketball hall of fame this weekend. karl malone. a great basketball player. with the utah jazz. but even more than watching him play, i always enjoyed hearing him speak. >> more importantly, i want to just say thanks to everybody here that make this possible. a lot of people was behind the scene. i want to say to all the guys that i played with, i played against, thank you, thank you for making me a better person. >> jimmy: that's right. that was a -- that wasn't a mistake. he's

he's in pelican bay. this is my baby boy. he's in so lee in valley. >> what inmates are now doing to break a vicious cycle of crime. >>> plus the reason some say a new push to end violence at san francisco nightclubs doesn't address the real problem. >>> good morning. bay bridge getting pretty busy now especially in the cash lanes. the fast track lanes moving well. no problems on the bridge right now. yesterday we had a horrible morning. today still looking okay. keep your fingers crossed. we'll be watching it for you. 6:25. back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. the city of san francisco wants to make entertainment promoters more accountable for violence that occurs at their venues. supervisor david proposing an ordinance to require registering with the entertainment commission. if there's a problem with the event they would then have the power to require criminal background checks for promoters and its staff. promoters could also be required to carry commercial liability insurance and also file security plans. >> it's absolu

. >> this is my junior he is in pelican bay. this is my baby boy, he is in salenas valley. >> three generations of incarceration. >> there is nothing proud. there is nothing happy. there is nothing to congratulate about. it's a terrible situation. i feel it every day. >> reporter: a recent report by the u.s. justice department found that nearly half of all inmates currently in state prisons have relatives who are incarcerated. darnel hill, no relation to darryl didn't merely follow his father into crimes. he joined him. this is a picture of the two of them taken inside prison. darnel says he hardly knew his dad, a career criminal. then in 1990, father and then the then 22-year-old darnel kidnapped and robbed a father and young daughter in oakland while the victims were coming out of a movie theater. >> my focus was the connection with my father. and my focus was fear and shock that, hey, man, this is what's going on. why is this just taking a turn for the worst? >> reporter: the u.s. department of health and human services repor

. >> this is my junior he is in pelican bay.this is my baby boy, he is in salenas valley. >> three generations of incarceration. >> there is nothing proud. there is nothing happy. there is nothing to congratulate about. it's a terrible situation. i feel it every day. >> reporter: a recent report by the u.s. justice department found that nearly half of all inmates currently in state prisons have relatives who are incarcerated. darnel hill, no relation to darryl didn't merely follow his father into crimes. he joined him. this is a picture of the two of them taken inside prison. darnel says he hardly knew his dad, a career criminal. then in 1990, father and then the then 22-year-old darnel kidnapped and robbed a father and young daughter in oakland while the victims were coming out of a movie theater. >> my focus was the connection with my father. and my focus was fear and shock that, hey, man, this is what's going on. why is this just taking a turn for the worst? >> reporter: the u.s. department of health and human services report

he's in pelican bay. this is my baby boy. he's in sonoma valley. >> what some inmates are now doing to break a vicious cycle of crime. >>> and a new push to end violence at san francisco nightclubs doesn't address the real problem. >>> 680 southbound we'll take a look at the express lane and see how it's doing on the fourth day. >>> good morning. little chilly out there. some patchy fog. we have some 40s. they'll rebound give way to 60s, 70s and upper 70s and low 80s. >>> time now 5:24. the city of san francisco wants to make entertainment promoters more accountable for violence that occur at their venues. supervisor proposes an ordinance to register with the entertainment commission. if there's an issue they would then have the power to require personal background checks for promoters and their staff. promoters could also be required to carry commercial liability insurance and also file security plans. >> it's absolutely designed to have a minimal impact on almost all promoters and almost all events and only kick in if there

also says three of the gang king pins used smuggled cell phones to run gang operations from inside pelicantate prison. >>> 8:33. the man accused of wounding a fremont police officer says he never knew officer todd young was a policeman. yesterday, alameda county prosecutors fired charges against andrew barrientos that could send him to prison for the rest of his life. now, barrientos is still behind bars in san diego county following his arrest light near the mexican border saturday. investigators say barrientos admits shooting officer young but claims he didn't know he was a police officer. officer young was in street clothing at the time. in the meantime, doctors at oakland's highland hospital say officer young will have more surgery later this week. but they say the 39-year-old officer is showing signs of improvement. they are calling this latest operation yesterday, a success. the 39-year-old-year-old -- the 39-year-old officer was shot friday during a gun fight in oakland. doctors say he lost a lot of blood. >> on this wednesday morning, it's back to square one for state lawmakers and

the pelican hotel in miami, florida, created by the clothing company diesel. >> diesel is a very cooly -- or actually they're ahead of the curve with miami. they came in the '90s and saw this low-slung '40s motel and saw the potential and they turned into a cool destination spot. it's under $200 which is great and even lower during low season which is now. the rooms are so funny. they're themed differently. one is called me tarzan, you vein. you don't know if that's a translation thing from italian or if they were being clever. i think they're being clever. they are tongue in cheek. the cafe there is very, very cool. definitely a place to see a lot of beautiful people walking down ocean drive. >> out to the west coast. the parker palm springs. palm springs, california, designed by jonathan adler. he was ahead of the curve 2004. >> he was ahead of the curve in terms of doing a new thing with interiors. he does gorgeous ceramics. people love his work. he went to the old merv griffin resort. that really takes you back. it needed an update but what's great about palm springs is it has all

. >> the pelican was orphaned as a baby, two to three weeks old. how old do you think she is?all the way down. >> it's down but god only knows if it will stay there. it might come back. i'm telling you -- >> look, what's going on here? >> she can stay there if she's comfortable. >> she's like linda blair and the exorcist. >> she's a great little one. >> nowhere to go. >> another animal -- >> she will fly right off -- >> we actually -- we actually work with local wildlife rehab places as well. these came from bush wildlife sanctuary. if they're not releasable, these are little possums. you know when they're firstborn, you know when they're firstborn, they're the size of tiny little bees. you can fit a dozen of them on a tablespoon. >> they're very rodent looking. >> they're marsupial. >> they look freakish. >> if it's a female, they will have the pouch and the mom can raise 13 at one time. if mom gets hit by a car or chewed by a dog, then basically, we need to come in, take care of them and a lot of them end up as our ambassador animals. >> thank you, julie. >> thank you very m