have you been walking around like a penguin? toa penguin? to a degree. charlie stayt. weather warnings for snow and icy roads remain in place across much of the uk, causing further disruption. this is the thing in northumberland we re this is the thing in northumberland were the a1 has just reopened. motorists are still being warned to ta ke motorists are still being warned to take care. and there is an amber weather warning still in place in wales. the scenes were filmed in dawlish with a rail line has been closed for a second time in 24 hours.

>> no. >> oh, real penguins?> they showed off the selfie skills after australian and the arctic expedition. r left the camera on the ice. this is so cool. didn't talk long for the birds to try and get some selfies in. >> oh, look at that. almost, almost doesn't look real. >> i know, very wide-angle lens. >> i've been watching too much, what's the animation? happy feet? >> happy feet? ya. and -- >> and ice age, there you go. >> isn't there march of the penguins, documentary about these penguins, too? >> oh, look at them, oh, happy feet. look at them. >> you know, i didn't know that a gathering, what's a rookery, where penguins live? can somebody look that up, a rookery? what's a group of lions called? >> pride. >> so what's a rookery? >> breeding colon i of rooks. (laughing). >> the penguins must be called rooks? i thought that was a piece on a chest book. >> group or colony usually of birds. >> so, birds, getting together and getting it on, that's a called a rook, rookery? >> do we have a local rookery? >> one in

three quarters of a million adelie penguins are nesting here on the a ptly penguins are nesting hereonly when a team of british and us scientists mounted an expedition to the wrote, rocky islands that they we re the wrote, rocky islands that they were able to carry out a detailed penguin centres. painstaking headcounts with aerial photography revealed the scale of this wildlife haven. ijoined the team of researchers in antarctica in 2016 and captured a snapshot of their decade of wildlife monitoring in this frozen landscape. worked like this frozen landscape. worked like this on the ground in the antarctic has revealed that adelie penguins in the rest of the peninsular are in decline service discoveryjust 100 decline service discoveryjust100 miles away provides a vital clue about a site that can be a refuge for the birds. and it might need more protection from human activities like fishing. 0ne more protection from human activities like fishing. one key to this island's fast stable colony is the sea ice. as well as being a vital breeding ground for the crusta cea ns vital breeding gr

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so mission is aborted and we have to wait another twenty four hours before making landfall on penguin island near the reasonably accessible tip of the antarctic peninsula a colony of chinstrap penguins territory with a large group of seals one making the most of the comfortable feathers of the molten juveniles of course the environment where these magnificent animals as wild life is living is incredibly fragile incredibly delicate there's all sorts of threats they're up against from climate change to cruel fishing and then of course there's this tourism and the tourists come here the audience close to king george in their masses some are prepared to pay top dollar to have the and all to experience there are some pressures that come from tourism in the background. two hundred person tours ship big the number of tourist coming down here say the beginning of the two thousands was somewhere around four five thousand a year we're now over thirty thousand people a year. two days later we arrive at hanna point on the southern edge of livingstone island here another colony of chinstrap pengui

victoria: a birds eye view of a seabird super colony 1.5 million penguins are resting here just eastf the antarctic .eninsula satellite images captured almost four years ago indicated that a large cony might be here. but it was only when a team of british and u.s. scientists noted an expedition to the remote rocky isle that they were able to see at penguins center. painstaking headcounts along with aerial photography reveals the scale of this haven. snjoined the researchers in 2016 and captured just shot of the decade of monitoring in the frozen landscape. the penguins on the rest of the peninsula are declining, so this discery hundreds of miles away provides a vital look at a site that could be aefuge for birds. it might need more production from humanctivities like shing. one key to this island's vast, stable colony is the sea ice. as well as being a vital breeding ground for the that penguins rel on, it makes access to the island difficult for fisheries and fishing. there is already a proposal to make the sea around the islands of marine-protected area. views like this show just w

healthy and in good shape they will look a group of gentoo penguins there's the distinctive beak of the southern giant but showing its young. or elephant seals all different species side by side on a grand scale but across the continent the pressure is building its crazy pace of change and at the moment colonies like this one seem to be doing ok but all it takes is one bad year and we saw in the east antarctic last year a penguin colony collapse due to chicks born. and and sort of the pace of change so quick we don't want to add additional thrust things like fishing which is gradually expanding and is still in pretty good shape but it's apparent this unique landscape needs to be very carefully managed as multiple threats interludes on the horizon. al-jazeera antarctica. and the fourth part of our antarctic series nick lux talked to scientists looking to see if my career plastics made their way into some of the world's most notes water. this is our top stories thousands of people have been killed in government attacks in syria's. rebel held enclave have been under government seen sin

island near the reasonably accessible tip of the antarctic peninsula a colony of chinstrap penguins territory with a large group of seals one making the most of the comfortable feathers of the molten juveniles of course the environment where these magnificent animals as wildlife is living is incredibly fragile incredibly delicate there's all sorts of threats that they're up against from climate change to cruel fishing and then of course there's this tourism and the tourists come here the audience close to king george in their masses. some are prepared to pay top dollar to have the and all to experience there are some pressures that come from tourism so in the background we have a two hundred person tours ship take the number of tourists coming down here it's a beginning of the two thousands was somewhere around four five thousand a year we're now over thirty thousand people a year. two days later we arrive at hanna point on the southern edge of livingstone island here another colony of chinstrap penguins healthy and in good shape they overlook a group of gentoo penguins there's the

discovered one and a half million adelie penguins on the danger islands it was previously known that the penguin species lived there but their numbers had been greatly underestimated satellite images caught the attention of the scientists who then launched an expedition they discovered hundreds of thousands of breeding pairs in the area. iraj in d.w. new still to come. a tense day on stock markets worldwide as equities plummet and traders brace for protective tariffs on u.s. imports we'll talk to our correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange. you're watching news live from berlin and i'm abbie croissants and stay tuned for business with monica jones and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com thanks for watching. dortmund show good like say good for your favorite team swede got all the best gold we've got all the gold this billboard this legal right here. is the whole job of the whole share of the period everybody in. the bundesliga every weekend here on w. make your small t.v. even smaller.

there are unexpectedly discovered one hundred million at least penguins on the danger islands previous you know the penguin species live that but that number of been greatly underestimated satellite images caught the attention of the scientists in that gorgeous and expedition discovered hundreds of thousands of breeding pairs. here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour major steel producers on the verge of a trade war after washington announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on imports to the u.s. europe canada brazil and japan to hold to threaten the youth of the u.s. with reprisals there are some stock markets sinking for a second time. i don't sources i'm back in a foster sack tops in the capital biker dude who have killed civilians and members of the security forces the government has blamed islamist extremists for the box. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the job just download out from google plentifully apple still give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as bush going to be patient for any breaking news and also use it to send u

the male penguin took a series of pictures he texted to a female penguin. are emperor penguins. the times up you flightless perverts penguins. the photos have gone viral. the penguins selfies become popular it could put dozen of kardashians out of work. but don' -- but don't worry, ki. you are a genius all 13 months of the year. here is good news for country music fans. tim mcgraw is said to be doing well after collapsing on stage in ireland from dehydration which is the complete opposite of what usually happens at irish music festivals. here is faith hill breaking the news to the crowd. >> he's been super dehydrated. i apologize. god bless you, faith. she attempted to send the crowd off by sing an a capella hymn. get well soon, tim. and also the people who had to hear katy perry. topic number three. let's head out to beautiful los angeles, california where they have officially opened up the museum of failure. it's a big deal for locals. up to now anyone look to celebrate failure had to do so at a later date. it exhibits the apple newton, google glass, seve

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healthy and in good shape they will look a group of gentoo penguins that is the distinctive beak of the southern giant but short of its young. or elephant seals all different species side by side on a grand scale shot across the continent the pressure is building it's crazy pace of change and at the moment colonies like this one seem to be doing ok but all it takes is one bad year and we saw in the east antarctic last year a penguin colony collapsed due to chicks born. and and sort of the pace of change so quick we don't want to add additional thrust things like fishing which is gradually expanding and is still in pretty good shape but it's apparent this unique landscape needs to be very carefully managed as multiple threats interludes on the horizon because al-jazeera antarctica. and in part four of our series next ails through huge swells and one hundred ten hour winds off antarctica gets close to all sorts of marine animals thriving in the most fragile of environments where you can read more about his voyage and everything else recovering right here al jazeera dot com is the addr

this one gives penguins the lead for good. they beat flyers five-two.y take over first place in the metro. >> we had a good second and we had momentum and they got a few goals and it is frustrating. we have a big game tonight for us and we didn't answer and it is really frustrating. >>> off season? what off season. while eagles fans continue to celebrate a super bowl title howie roseman continues to make big moves. yesterday acquired a three time pro bowler, the bird is a greed to a deal for defensive end michael bennet, last season he had eight and a half sacks and 24 quarterback hits with seattle and over a 10 year career has had 54 sacks and a super bowl title of his own. he does turn 33 in november and his salary cap number could be in the neighborhood of five and a half million-dollar. >>> the deal cannot officially be announced until next week with the new league year beginning but here are those details, they send out wide out marcus johnson and fifth round pick in salt n return they get bennet and seventh rounder. many of the bird where is fired

>> realizing i couldn't catch a live penguin, she started bringing me tired penguins, exhausted penguinshe's trying to feed you. >> she's trying to feed me, take s re of me. >> reporter: while paul specializes in wildlife and the frozen ends of the earth, kristina captures the lives of indigenous people, all over the world. >> for me, the kinds of photographs that we aim to produce are the ones that become iconic symbols for something larger than just the moment that they capture. ep reporter: for paul and kristina, that perspective makes bife richer and makes the job worth every moment. >> it's failing 98% of the time, miing miserable most of the time, being patient, believing in yourself, believing in the process, and chasing that story. te reporter: carter evans, cbs news, vancouver island, british columbia. >> glor: and that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. ne news continues now on our 24-hour streaming network cbsn. there's elaine quijano getting ready with david parkinson, our weather expert. r ve a good night. to'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs capt

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these penguins, this type were in decline. satellites and nasa pick up evidence of the penguins, not the birds themselves, but large pockets of what they leave behind, the team then used a drone to help survey the island, the birds were thought to be threatened. >>> it's finney's friday free stuff next. >>> new on abc7 "news at 6:00," an update to an investigation we have been tracking since last year's north bay wildfires to an assisted living facility accused of elder abuse. >>> aly raisman takes action on her suit that was filed against the gymnastic's dr. larry nassar. >>> that's all coming up in half an hour on abc7 "news at 6:00." >>> now it's time to get excited for finney's friday free stuff. >> michael is here now with some fun things. >> some bling. >> you got to glam it up for the oscars, right? rocks box, you're going to get a one-month subscription. what they do is they send you out three sets of jewelry a month. then you keep them as long as you want. you keep it as long as you want and then when you're done, you

curious emperor penguins are captured in antarctica. they knock the camera over for a selfie. >> what's this, is it food? >> what is this? >> maybe an egg? >> look like cartoons. >> they do. aren't they beautiful? >> march of the penguins, part 3. >> as you can imagine, this video has gone viral, of course. >> i could look at it all day. >> that's it for us at noon. our next newscast is at 5:00. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> our top story that's been trending all morning -- media mogul bill spencer was shot... >> the latest report, a source from within the hospital confirmed a single gunshot wound to the back. >> ...hours in surgery, leaving many to speculate if he'll survive. [ monitors beeping ] >> steffy: hey. here you go. >> katie: hi. thanks. >> steffy: did we miss anything? >> katie: uh, no. his doctor was just here. he's still unconscious, which isn't totally a bad thing. he just had surgery, so he just needs to rest and recover. >> steffy: oh, my god. i can't believe someone shot bill. how is this even happening?

>> realizing i couldn't catch a live penguin she start bringing me exhaust penguins, tired penguins.porter: she's trying to feed you. >> feed me, take care of me. >> reporter: while paul specializes in wildlife at the frozen ends of the earth cristina captures the lievgz of indigenous people all over the world. >> for me the kinds of photographs we aim to produce are the ones that become iconic symbols for something larger than just the moment that they capture. >> reporter: for paul and cristina that perspective makes life richer and makes the job worth every moment. >> if failing 98% of the time, being miserable most of the time, and being patient, believing in yourself, believing in the process and chasing that story. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, vancouver island, british columbia. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight ne

. >>> okay, penguins. we are ready for your close-up.a placed in the snow in antarctica at first captured a group of penguins from a low vantage point, but then one bird waddled over and knocked the camera down. as it stares into the camera, another penguin nudges his way into view and the two birds looked curiously into the screen. how cute is that. >>> there are things inside your home that can be deadly to your children. unsecured tvs and furniture can topple over onto unsuspected children. >> reporter: 2-year-old ifrah siddiqui was rushed to the hospital when a mirror fell over her in a pay les store. she was rushed to the hospital but died. >> it was secured by one screw. >> reporter: pay les issued one statement saying it's working with authorities. these types of accidents are more common in a home and often occur when children climb on furniture. last year a mother posted this video of her son bringing down a dresser. luckily one brother was able to free the other. the boys wshlts hurt, but in many cases the results can be tragic

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healthy and in good shape they will look a group of gentoo penguins there's the distinctive beak ofthe southern giant but showing its young. or elephant seals all different species side by side on a grand scale but across the continent the pressure is building it's crazy the pace of change and at the moment colonies like this one seem to be doing ok but all it takes is one bad year and we saw in the east antarctic last year a penguin colony collapsed due to chicks born. and so that the pace of change is so quick we don't want to add additional thrust things like fishing which is gradually expanding and is still in pretty good shape but it's apparent this unique landscape needs to be very carefully managed as multiple threats interludes on the horizon because al-jazeera antarctica. and in the fourth part of on tactics series nik talks to scientists looking to see if micro plastics have made their way into some of the world's most remote waters. still ahead on the al-jazeera news our cuba takes a big step towards life after the castro brothers protesters are back on the streets of bos

emperor penguins posing for selfies. boy, that's really beautiful, isn't it?> that was cool. >> hey not so cold like antarctica here today. thank goodness. >> feels warm and humid outside but the rain is over for now. it does come back this weekend. be ready for that. >> don't put those umbrellas away. >> welcome to american pride week, where we're playing our game with some truly remarkable people who do amazing work without ever getting the credit they deserve. today, we're finally giving them their due and hopefully, a whole lot of cash. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. american pride week. you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] well, let's welcome our first american pride contestant, a weapons instructor in the united states air force. from las vegas, nevada, dustin mccauley. [cheers and applause] how long have you been in the air force? >> oh, man, 2004. so 13 years. >> well, going on 13 years, congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for everything you'v

perfect remedy the hated pittsburgh penguins in town.a point ahead of the flowers in the metropolitan division flyers pulling out all the stops tonight. michael kendricks, jason kelce anything they could do to help the flyers tonight. maybe it work early. game tied at one. travis doing the dirty work right there. flyers take the two-one lead. it looks good, right? um-um. rest of the night rest of the game really belonged to the penguins sidney crosby in, shot, saved. connor on the rebound. penguins within the five-two. first sixers fans now a lakers fan. billboards in los angeles trying to lure free agent to be lebron james to los angeles. la attorney and self proclaimed lakers fan taking credit for this purchase. calf nears in la this weekend. this guy is an attorney. and he just through away your money. three weeks from tomorrow the phillies open the season in atlanta against the braves. we know aaron nola make the start and he had pretty good start today against the red sox in clearwater. how about he goes five -- four solid innings.

that's been in the business of being penguins. >> they say the penguins are pretentious and cheeky. > >> thanks, sam. >> safe travels to miami. >> enjoy miami. jon karl here with "this week" soon. thanks for watching, everybody. have a great sunday. watching, everybody. have a great sunday. or watching everybody. have a great sunday. >>> all news all mornings. >> good morning i'm carolyn tiler and the wake of the north bay wildfires. napa county expanding the emergency alert system. the register reports the county adding a wider reaching cellphone alert option. similar to amber alerts without having to sign up. and a disaster warning sire ren. the county sends alerts or push alerts to cellphones and e-mails but residents must sign up to receive those messages. >> happening today, volunteers of all ages shaving their heads to raise money for childhood cancer research. the annual shave a thon. hosting more than 1,000 around the world. three months into 2018 nearly $14 million raised for the cause. today's event 10:00 this morning at the main street plaza in martinez. >> you can shave an

phil: biologists are researching pregnant -- penguin colonies.y discovered 1.5 million adelie penguins on the danger islands. their numbers had been greatly underestimated. satellite images caught the attention of scientists. in an expedition, they discovered hundreds of thousands of breeding pairs in the area. a reminder, our top story, major steel producers on the verge of a trade war after washington has gone ahead with plans to impose punitive tariffs on imports to the u.s. europe, canada, brazil and japan have threatened reprisals. the stock market sinking for a second day. that is it, you're up-to-date for the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ european lifestyle and culture. here's what's coming up. mocktail mania -- drinks without alcohol are becoming more tasty and trendy. high and mighty -- tourist magnet mont blanc is the highest mountain in the alps. and double whammy -- swiss twins patrik and frank riklin make unus

in a row you need good news and the flyers get some wayne simmons expected to return against the penguins and missed the last several games with an upper body injury. >> reporter: sure they got out of the cold but florida was not nice they were swept out of the sunshine step. >> you start to doubt your game and we can't do that now. we have to keep pushing and keep playing our game. and we'll be fine. >> the flyers are two points out of first place with a chance to leap frog the penguins who they face tomorrow night. today at practice much needed perspective. >> they hosted the troops from mcguire dix lakehurst. >> sharing smiles. >> i came down here when i was 12 and watched them practice and go to as many games as we could. >> now you are inside of their dressing room. >> specialless. >> lots of sacrifices and they come in and they are a team too. >> he happens to play goalie in her spare time agrees. >> growing up playing hockey talking about it like a battlefield you go out there and put your body on the line and protect your teammates and do what you can for them. that is kind of the

it's of two cam penguins -- it's of two penguins that got their flippers on a camera that was left oney could not help but stick their beaks in for a good selfie. it's like happy feet, real deal. thank you for being with us. >> don't forget to follow us, facebook, twitter and instagram, the news continues right here.a francisco aluminum. the time now is 4:30. taking live look -- well, a look, you may not know where that is, but i'm going to tell you it is san francisco. looking at the screen you know it is a foggy one. foggy start to our friday, but it is friday. >> fear not, it's friday. >> good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. we saw what was going on outside, are we seeing that across the bay this morning? >> mostly the north bay, mike knows this one, and san francisco along the peninsula as well we are starting to see some of that denser fog, so slow it down, keep both hands on the wheel. 51 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 50 degrees, tri-valley 49. the north bay 42 degrees. east bay you can see some of that fog

. >>> and kristen thank you the flyers huge game tomorrow night they host the penguins.lyers lost three straight but they expect to have the wayne train wayne simmons back on ice he miff the last seven games. >> i think the boys played well, um, you know, but like i said it's nice to come back in and lend a helping hand. we're making a push right now. hopefully trying to finish first in our division. >> nice to finish first in the division. they need this game tomorrow night again the penguins. >> weather perming. >> tomorrow night. >> that's very interest wagon time. >> 8:00 o'clock. >> 8:00 o'clock. okay. the snow should be wrapping up but -- >> can anybody get there. >> let's go. >> that's the point. >> exactly. that will do it for us here at 6:00. up next page six followed by dish nation attache and stay tuned for tmz at 7:30. we'll see you back her (phone buzzing) i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. it was my mother-in-law. i'

i thought you were going to say the penguins were outside cardiff! it is possible.ish isles. many a scene like this, more to come. here we are in the heart of the the rush hour, there is increased snow fall across the southern half of the british isles, it will be into the wee small hours before it has quit the southern parts of wales. further north the wintry showers keep on come. not a warm night by any means save for the far south. temperatures there in positive territory. that comes with its own problems because this rainfall will fall on the cold surfaces in the southern counties of england, maybe the far south of wales so there will be fog problems and freezing rain, watch out for ice in the south, further north, not just as cold as it has been but it is still on the cold side. further snow showers, more snow there for the north of england, the borders of scotland. to to the south it is water but wintry and watch out, because there could be some frozen surfaces there, ice and fog a new problem. this is bbc news — the headlines. fresh warnings are issued for tr

yeah. >> stephen: did you actually eat a penguin. >> no!ey're not. they're the rats of antarctica, they call them. ( laughter ) they'll come right at you. they'll peck your eyes out if you fall asleep. >> they're the cutest little things. >> stephen: i bet delicious, though. >> they were pecking at my legs. >> stephen: they were trying to eat you? what's fair is fair! we'll flower arrange over here and you will teach me how to do it. all right? >> okay. ( cheering ) >> so this book is all about how to grow, nurture and enjoy the flowers you grow in your garden. you grow flowers, right? >> stephen: my wife grows flowers in the garden and i pay for it. ( laughter ) "martha's flowers," your 90t 90th book! yeah. >> stephen: it's beautiful. ( cheers and applause ) >> we brought you an assortment of beautiful things including this fabulous flower, it's actually a seed pod. we call them hairy balls. >> stephen: hairy balls. ( laughter ) i wonder why. >> don't fondle them too much. >> stephen: i won't. and pussy willows. they go together. >> stephe

a surprise in the antarctic scientists have discovered one point five million adelie penguins on the danger islands it was known that these penguins were there but not in such numbers satellite images had caught the attention of researchers and then they launched an expedition and found hundreds of thousands of breeding pairs. to syria now where western powers are ramping up pressure on damascus in a bid to end the plight of suffering civilians tens of thousands of them remain trapped in the besieged rebel enclave of eastern guta as syrian government air strikes continue the leaders of the us germany and france regime must be held accountable for bombing civilians and blocking desperately needed aid the un has called for a thirty day ceasefire humanitarian window to allow relief to reach civilians the bodies human rights council has planned an emergency session later today to address the crisis. joining us now from oslo is yon i glance secretary general of the norwegian refugee council and the head of the un humanitarian task force for syria mr egeland thank you very much for taking

one and a half million adelaide and whens on the danger islands is already known penguins that live there but the numbers have been greatly underestimated satellite images for the attention of the scientists who then those things position an expedition they discovered hundreds of thousands of breeding pass in the air. i was reminded the top story this hour major steel producers on the verge of a trade war after washington has gone ahead with plans to impose punitive tires on imports from the us europe canada brazil and japan of all threatens out of reprisals roger said to stock market sinking for a second time and. the situ up to date for the top. fishing for votes in italy. of the leg up party campaigns with the slogan italians for instance. the posse hopes its stance against immigrants will bring success of the post. office and does have a chance at governing it's only. sixty minutes long t.w. . the fast pace of life in the digital going to shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the wheaties finds and interviews with makers and