marcus, at penguin random house you have 270 in print? and although pentagon rein -- penguin random house is the largest trade publisher, your imprints are independent, bothedder toally and entrepreneurially, and in an interview you gave this year in india, you said that you are multilocal, multidomestic business. could you a lab brate why is in-print independence a hallmark of your business and why do you think hays strategy that is valuable to the global public? >> so, let me basically dwyer like to touch on three points. one is, yes, we basically create -- we see ourselves as a community of small presses. i think that's not different than other houses. for us it's 270 with our german sister companies. it's even north of 300. small presses that are indeeddedder toally and entrepreneurially independent with 300 publishers with their editors shaping their lists every year. and fairly independent way. and on top of that comes the international aspect. yes, we see ourselves. we have these imprintses around the world. and our publishers arou

does. >> he does kind of like walk like a penguin. >> charlie chaplin walked like a penguin.ow they're buddies again. >> look, romney shot at trump and missed and now he doesn't have the power in this relationship. trump has a lot of power with one treat he can make mitt romney's life miserable. >> everybody fegs six years ago, 201312 romney goes out and kowtows to trump in vegas. remember that scene? no, this is the reality of politics now with these two guys. >> of course. romney in the first place was sort of the original flip-flopper before the situation, but you have to understand the stranglehold donald trump has over republicans right now. you're with him or you're out of there like bob corker and jeff flake. >> romney has a pattern of using trump when he needs politically. here's trump endorsing romney in 2012. i was talking about this. >> it's my honor, real honor and privileging to endorse mitt romney, governor romney? go out and get them. you can do it. >> thank you, thank you. >> how can you believe in politics when you watch this crapola, dana, you're the best. y

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truly spectacular just a lot more diverse me having two species of penguin this time petrel that up from the seals went all tilts has not been another landing with quite a variety when you look at this place from the ship that's really good and yet you're right here if you are. teeming with life and it's thriving right now and you can see all around us it's thriving who knows what it was like a hundred years ago thought it was doing even better but right now it's still compared to most other places on earth it's doing a lot better at the point of protecting it is to allow it to continue and that's why we haven't yet met this place up we have the opportunity to protect it. the question that the the dynamics of this place around how it's go changing you have the seal population expanding rapidly it was a penguin die off in the east last year ice is changing krill populations are under threat there's tourism. i mean this is the last great wilderness one. we need to protect. it's time to head back and for five days we crossed the stormy seas of the drake passage to south america an opportuni

and order for penguin so everything has coalesced. also that there was so much more to tell about sally i am so proud of what i have done. >>host: here is the cover coming out in september 22 "the real lolita" sarah weinman is our guest - thank you as always. host: joining us from fort lauderdale florida is >> from fort lauderdale florida republican strategist and author of the book stone rules thank you very much for being with th the. >> good morning. great to be here. >> news over the last 40 hours for and former partner paul manafort on allocation try to in connection to his case. your reaction to what happened on friday and

job wouldapproaches the 1982 islanders on the 20 -- or the 2016 penguins?opefully we have some hockey fans in the audience they get it. how was his approach to the job reflected in these two teams? >> islanders won the stanley cup in 1983. it was 35 years ago. it was a long time ago, which classifies as memoir. advisement when brooks starts talking. >> the pittsburgh penguins never won the stanley cup until they acquired the services of islanders center. idea what this question is supposed to mean. years -- war took four i would not ask that kind of question. the civil war took four years. you need someone to win for four years in a row that would complete the job. not someone for just one year or two years. would have choked in the 30 year or fourth year. washington capitals fans, you finally did something right. as an islander fan out to thank you for stopping me. -- stopping the penguin juggernaut. self-inflicted wounds, but you had to keep on winning and winning one year is one thing and winning two years. years,e. lee won for two but he surrendered to

we have the pittsburgh penguins last year. i think we'll have the caps. i mean, we'll see. you know my attitude, if they want to be here, it's the greatest place on earth. i'm here. if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i think if you look at what paul ryan's saying, it didn't come out that way. the fact is, they had people in our campaign, they had people doing things that have never been done in the history of this country, and it really is a disgrace. and frankly, that stuff is just tarting to come out. reporter: mitt romney -- president trump: who? reporter: [inaudible] president trump: we'll see what happens. reporter: what about mitt romney saying it's easy to win again. president trump: well, we're doing well. mitt is a straight shooter. whether people love him or don't love him. reporter: you called him a con man last time. president trump: yeah. that's a very nice thing to say. that's good. i love canada but they treat us very unfairly on trade. very, very unfairly. you have seen the numbers. almost 300% on dairy.

counting classified penguins in the antarctic. or attach a treasure to your chest for a bit of research citizen scientists have countless opportunities to contribute to researchers it's been a boon for data collections. you can get lots of different samples and lots of different involvement from things that you couldn't if it was just you in your lab you know then you're sort of scope of what you can reach out to is limited and getting lots of people help with that only makes your results better in the end. big data from the beehive these swarms at the university of braman are monitored by sensors to measure air temperature and humidity where the. cameras record how often these buzzing beauties leave their hives. and this microphone seen behind the mesh registers the sounds of the insects this data helps scientists torched inclusive better understand the cause of their gradual extinction. and want to offer you a bit new to be oh look you feel we need large amounts of very data from different locations and diverse condition exists

the penguins they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow up. we make up over a week watches of office that kind of education we are the sum of services. the want to shape the continent's future to. be part of african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent tube platform for africa charting. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word i look for local nico is in germany to montreal but. why not learn listening. to sas in simple online on your mobile and free. t.w. zingy learning course. german may be easy. this is you don't you come tonight somebody let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our local correspondents here in the studio more on those stories in just a minute but first this news just going to be to him about the perspective closer d.w. news how good. it is crunch time for germany how big a hurdle bill sweetman proved to be the world cup two thousand and eighteen today on t.w. news.

breakfast in the company of a number of animals, including a dog going to the loo behind her and a penguin her on the hand. on thursday, she was at the south of england show in sussex with some little pigs. you can also see tomorrow across south—west england, an isolated one, maybe across the midlands and also east anglia. by the time we get to saturday, i'm being eaten alive, by the time we get to saturday there will be cloud to start the day but you will find it will brighten up. there will be some sunshine around. still a few showers and they are more likely to be in northern ireland and western scotland. i am being eaten alive by this wee pig! don't put biscuits in your pocket! opinion was divided about that encounter with carol downes considering it... and janet waite thought... but clare wood was more positive tweeting. .. and for martin smith, this was tv genius. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs and even appear on the programme, you can call us or e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter. and do have a

antarctica the earth's southernmost continent is a highly sensitive ecosystem at hope bay home to the penguin colony the environmental organization greenpeace took snow and water samples earlier this year to measure the extent of pollution here. most of us imagine the antarctic as a pristine place untouched wilderness but our findings show that sadly not the case anymore plastic was discovered make plastics and other pollutants which means that they have made their way here to. the team examined remote areas at the tip of the antarctic peninsula the researchers found micro plastic fibers and toxins that are used by the packaging industry and found in sportswear greenpeace experts fear that plastic could get lodged in the tissues of marine creatures such as blue whales through the krill an algae they ingest micro plastics in the food chain represent a global threat. this is this is comparable to the m. part of climate change or overfishing it's a massive problem eight million tons of plastic end up in our oceans every year such i. figure all the time. the rossi is already protected the german

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we finally killed the penguins and moved on won the cup babe. have known this would have happen. >> i cannot believe it. i've been a fan for 36 years. it's amazing. pretty cool team. they played like a tear. >> they amazing. they did it as a team and we're gonna cheer them on as a team. >> did you bring your family. >> i did not. my family is all the wayhe in t back. they didn't make itup . >> well you've got a pretty good spot here. i did.. >> so hard to know really how many people actually came down to the parade route and then onto the mall for the rally. d the one thing wo know, metro centertoday, metro ramped up its efforts to make sure people could get in and out. apparently they went all day long with rush hour service. so folks could get in and out of here. let's take you to video. rush hour service was in place l day today. metro trains kept running more often to get fans in and out quickly. metro announced in tweet right around noontime today tha ridership this morning was up 78,000 people by the noon hour.m that waspared to yesterday.

it says "murder all penguins!" why would i wear this to an upcoming global warming summit? a whole monologue about that! >> stephen: ooh, yeah, and benedict cumberbatch could come out dressed as a penguin and solve the crime... no! damn it! nice try. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) just answer me-- madam, just answer this: you yourself are an immigrant. people are suffering right now under your husband's policies. why aren't you using your platform to help them? >> well, in the words of my brand-new jacket: how many more monstrous acts do i have to support before people finally start seeing me as complicit in this?" ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: okay, okay. i gotta say-- well, well, okay, i understand that. >> understand what? it's just a jacket! >> stephen: melania trump, everybody! we'll be right back with hugh grant. come on! it-- it-- your spirit is unbreakable. your phone, not so much. purchase protection can help you replace small things that get damaged along the way. another way we have your back. the powerful backing of american express. don't live life

we have the pittsburgh penguins last year. i think we will have the -- we will see. my attitude is if they want to be here, it is the greatist place on earth -- greatest place on earth, i'm here. if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> [inaudible]. >> i think if you look at what paul ryan is saying, it didn't come out that way. the fact is they had people in our campaign. they had people doing things that have never been done in the history of this country, and it really is a disgrace, and frankly that stuff is just starting to come out. >> [inaudible]. >> fire who? >> [inaudible] >> we will see what happens. >> what do you think mitt romney saying it will be easy for you to win again in >> -- win again? >> mitt romney is a straight shooter. that's a very nice thing to say. i appreciate that. that's good. >> what do you have to say to canada? >> i love canada, but they treat us very unfairly on trade. very very unfairly. you see the numbers. almost 300% on dairy. so they treat us very unfairly. are you guys all going? you better get going, peter. we'll l

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. >> he walks like a penguin onto the stage.-- like a penguin. >> of course, romney pulled back on his rhetoric whether he he was considered by trump for secretary of state. here's what he said recently when asked whether he would continue to call out the president if he wins that senate seat in utah. let's watch. >> i believe i've made it pretty clear that i'll stand with president trump if the policies he's proposing are good for state of utah, fur other states, for the nation. on the other hand, if he were to say something that is divisive and significant, something which were racist or anti-women or anti-immigrant, i feel a responsibility to speak out. >> should we count on that man to stand up against trump on moral issues? >> depends which romney shows up, whether it's the romney of that blistering speech of which you just showed an excerpt or the romney being toyed with by the president when he thought he was considered for secretary of state. >> took him out for frog legs and made a fool of him and bowed down to get the

mammoth in a diorama at the natural history museum. [ laughter and applause ] finally, from the penguinsphil kessel. he was voted most likely to -- wait for it -- be the hot of the love child of ed sheeran and bobcat goldthwait. [ laughter ] there you go guys. those are your nhl superlatives. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]right, e. oh, what a great show. what a great show tonight.naey ! oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! come on. we love tina. >> jimmy: we love it when she's here. oh guys, quickly, we're going to do this fun thing. the news out of washington gets crazier and crazier. it can be hard to keep track of who's who, or even what they look like. so to help you out we thought it would be fun if we got kids st powl peoplees of all the washington, d.c., and then send them to us. if you have kids, we'd love to see their drawings of the biggest people in washington, d.c. and to help you out, we put their photos up on our website. just go to tonightshow.com/kidsdraw. very easy. rolls off the tongue. >> steve: yeah. [ l

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officials from the galapagos national park say iguanas, snakes, penguins and other marine wildlife could be affected by the eruption, no kidding, as the lava drains into the sea. so the earth, she is acting hope. let's hope she just stays quiet with respect to the bay area. >>> we have a fairly nice weather underway. we have chilly weather by the coastline and warmer weather on the way. the coastline will remain cool with a good onshore push. as we look at the bay bridge heading into san francisco at its western anchorage and now at the mount diablo with plenty of blue skies and 75 degrees in concord, oakland 69 and santa rosa 67. the forecast tomorrow, just like today. the clouds, fog thickens along the shoreline heading into the evening hours. there could be drizzle tomorrow morning, but sunshine around the bay and inland. inland will warm up tomorrow with that building high, but the low clouds continue to keep the coastline cool. you can see through tomorrow middayish there's plenty of low clouds along the shoreline, but inland things will begin to skyrocket. offshore high pressure wi

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no one can tell i'm wearing penguin pajama pants or to my eye makeup is smeared onto my four head and can see that i'm there buying kat litter and onions and antiaging cream. it's a sacred thing that in a pharmacy you don't look at each other alone talk about it. this pharmacist violated something sacred in this country and i hope he or she pays. [laughter] greg: joe, what is your take on this? >> i think pharmacies in general have a privacy problem. you get your prescription and then they tell you to go to the consultation area but it's just one register down. [laughter] and you hear the pharmacist they will these are for toenail fungus and i'm like keep that quiet, lady. [laughter] greg: it is so true. also they have cheap backs. you're not out of the woods when you leave the pharmacy so you are walking out in the bag is open and i didn't even notice that in walking on broadway and everyone can see that i have a -- you get older and your problems. you know? it requires ointments. tyrus: you have to overbuy. you can't go into by just the tampons and. greg: preparation h. tyrus: you h

and we finely killed the penguins and moved on. who would have known this would have happened.t believe it. i've been a fan for 36 years. it' amazing. they played l e a t they aret amazing. they did i as a team and we're going to cheer bring your family. did you >> i did not. my f the way in the back. they didn't make it up. you got a pretty good e.ot i did. i did. what happened to the family that's way want to know . did you find especially other? please let us know. over the last couple of weeks we've uncovered so many great stories about capitols fans in our area and beyon much at today's' parade we found two couplesith a very connection to the team. ourfirl ceeaer. the firstr of their rlfriend to the caps center. q. she's still your girlfriend. >> his married girlfriend. we met the first day of class at american university and i wound up marrying her. you've had tickets to the caps for 30 years . section 100, john and victoria west and been married 30 years. our anniversary was this year. it all happened at at samet' time. s great. did you cry when they won in. >> yeah. i d

it could affect a wide array of animals including iguanas, snakes, and penguins.doesn't pose a threat to people since that particular island is uninhabited. >>> we'll begin weather by looking high atop the sales force tower and a view of the bay bridge. mostly clear skies around the bay area except at the shoreline. it's 77. at mt. diablo, a lot of blue. more blue than yesterday. a warming trend on the way. concord has 72 degrees. we'll be looking for sunny weather to be ensuing with a little bit of drizzle along the shoreline. venus will be near the crescent moon tonight. it will be cool near the coast. can you believe it's summer solstice already? overnight lows will be in the mid-50s. day-time highs tomorrow, warming trend begins not along the shoreline, but inland will be up to 80 degrees at concord. oakland, 69. down in the south, we'll be looking at 80 degrees for campbell. 82 at morgan hill. east bay will creep into the mid-80s and near 90 degrees by tuesday. for tomorrow, we'll be in the mid-70s in the north bay. warmer, closer to the water cooler of cours