>> from the beginning we felt ed was a penguin, in a former life, he must have been a penguin. >> i'mgoing to go pick up some fish. >> i was sitting there watching thes p build their ne dback, dropping his stone down and going back up the slope and muttering to himself. occasionally he'd fall over and drop his stone, and i was watching him for a couple hours thinking, this guy is a doofus. that was the seed of steve's character. good eyesight is everything in the penguin world. so he definitely tried and tried and tried again and didn't get it right for quite a long time. >> reporter: and yet he mentioned to attract ♪ i can't fight longer ♪ ♪ and yet i'm still afraid to let it flow ♪ ♪ what started out as friendship ♪ >> the funny thing about irst m ea other, they literally look at each other. >> it'sbeautiful courtship ritu. steve and adaly will use these moments to memorize each other's voices. after this they'll be able to find one another amongst the crowds forever. >> reporter: what about the sound track? we're looking at reo speed wagon, white snake, average white band? >> we wa

he-haw, he-haw, the donkey call of the penguin.m: are they communicating something with that? >> "this is my nest. you're my mate. this is my territory." >> brangham: in the summer, wheo it's a balmy 20 degrees out, the birds seek out some clear ground where they build these piles of rocks for nests. after their chicks hatch, the pengui head back to sea for the winter. penguins are generally monogamous, roughly 80 to 90% stick together for life. that doesn't mean though, thatac when they cometo nest each summer, it's all marital bliss. >> males, often, for example, will come back, claim his rocks, and start displaying. >> brangham: that's the "come hither, ladies" sound? >> "come back to me, my lady from last year," and she ithopefully will show up wn 10 or 14 days. if she doesn't, he's going to take and get it on with whatever avaible female comes by. of coue that-- he's ready to go, and of course, e these fights which are presumably, between the two females when wife number oneat shows up finds somebody else in the house and they

probably suggest that the probably using dogs to locate the penguin during the day because penguin move around did not mean the bar is during the day so we suspect it's a lot of dog poaching so i mean if they saw it they'd pick it up the next. thompson and his team have repeatedly confiscated illegal goods and live animals they've also arrested a number of total although they've probably caught only a fraction of the criminal gangs that operate here. the rangers are dependent on tips from local residents so we'll get information that these someone in a village want to paint and soon as we get that information and we can verify that it is a. penguin will set up a sting operation with a c.p.s. and then we'll go in and go effect the race collect the penguin and then take it for medical treatment to medical assessment. these coaches stop to refuel their car the pangolin was still alive and lying in the cargo area the rangers had received a tip from a witness. a rescue mission like this is what saved and gave her new temporary home. now she can at least go for walks back in the bush at the m

after their chicks hatch, the penguins head back to sea for the winter.uins are generally monogamous, roughly 80 to 90% stick together for life. that doesn't mean though, that aren they come back to nest each summer, it's allal bliss. >> males, often, for example, will come back, claim his rocks, and start displaying. >> brangham: that's the "come hither, ladies" sound?co >> " back to me, my lady from last ar," and she hopefully will show up within 10 or 14 days. if she doesn't, he's going to take and get it on with whatever available female comes by. of course that-- he's ready to go, and of course, you see these fights wlych are presumbetween the two females when wife number one yows up late, finds someb else in the house and they have a battle royal. >> brangham: oh really?bs >> oh,utely. she doesn't understand who this other bird is, who's sitting in the nest, and he's got a lot of explaining to do. >> brangham: life here for the birds has never been easy. there are predators erywhere. from the sea, like this leopard seal, and from the sky, like these

that's what coach sullivan always says for the penguins.t man up. >> reporter: one month after surgery, december 27, 2018, kelly and jeff are honored guests of the penguins' home game. they get a chance to visit the penguins' locker room. >> thank you! i just, i'm really happy that i'm healthy enough to be here. and i owe a lot of thanks to a lot of people. i love this as terrible as the world may seem at times, there are so many good people that are just out there, ready and willing to help. >> e-60 airs on sunday mornings on espn and is also available on the espn app. >>> and next, the first trailer from the intense conclusion of the skywalker saga. hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humir

need medical help when they arrive because they haven't eaten in weeks poachers don't kill penguins immediately preferring to trade life specimens. some animals are still so young that natalie rogers has to feed them milk from a syringe. or a needs to gain weight to every day she gets put on the scales today she's four point eight kilos since she arrived at the end of century five months ago she's gained about a kilo. one more and she can be released. there's still so much still to learn on them. on her white that she arrived at they were usually still be in the mother's territory not dependent but still within the mother's territory before they became efficient enough to find their own food and find their own territory. what happened to. it team of rangers instead a case it specifically to tracking down the poachers glen thompson is in charge of the group he shows us and tracks but he says tracks left by penguins are hard to find in the bush over the course of many years observing animals in the liles he and his colleagues have only ever seen one penguin if you look at the bottom o

one on watch every time animal keepers take the penguin out for a walk. that's because there's a high risk of being abducted her scales are worth fifteen thousand euros on the black market. flora was just a juvenile when she was rescued from poachers. we have many security measures in place which we don't make known to the public so overlapping security helps us and the unpredictability of rehab of penguins we constantly changing sites and. some days they're well some days they're not well so there's no set pattern as to when we are out in the bush or where we're going. sometimes police seize illegally trafficked pangolin scales like here in malaysia hundreds of pangolins died to fill the contents of these sacks many believe the scales can help against cancer or promote a better sex life but they're actually made of the same substance as fingernails. pangolin meat is also highly sought after in parts of africa and china a bowl of soup served with a baby penguin can sell for three thousand euros. the animals at nestle rogers century were all rescued from t

, the largest of all penguins, were the stars of the oscar- winning documentary "the march of the penguinshich followed their grueling 60-mile trek to breeding grounds where temperatures approached 80 esgrees below zero. in 2017, cbs news saw firsthand the overall decrease in penguin populations in antarctica. scientists predict the emperor population will decrease 50% to 70% by the end of the century. but there was a surprise in the new study. the same satellite imagery showed an increase in a penguin colony more than 30 miles away, which is better suited for breeding. peter fretwell is with the wiitish antarctic survey. at and that gives us confidence that they're probably a little better adapted to climate change than we first thought. >> reporter: for now, a temarkable show of resilience in one of the most inhospitable places on earth. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> glor: up next here, their about. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with

would it be normalfor penguin nearby empire penguin colony.surprised if you look at the excrement that penguins from 800 km away and the accurate assessment. absolutely, it‘s one of the biggest advances we have had in penguin science in the last decade, and it‘s really allowed us to study penguins like the emperor penguin that are brooding —— being remotely that the scientist can rarely get there. in terms of the rows of the adult penguins playing in the colonies, would they had known that chicks had been lost are made they had taken a wild to realise the type to be played out. while adults were probably back and forth to see quite a bit to provision the food for the chicks i think as soon as they would have come back they would have realised the colony had broken up and certainly looks like over years of breeding failure most of them have abandoned our night and trying to breed in this colony. the ice shop is still there so there‘s a possibility that penguins may return at some point. may be they might, these are very dynamic landscapes and t

, the largest of all penguins, were the stars of the oscar-winning documentary "march of the penguinsowed their grueling 60-mile trek to their breeding grounds, where temperatures approach 80 degrees below zero. in 2017 cbs news saw firsthand the overall decrease in penguin populations in antarctica. scientists predict the emperor population will decrease 50% to 70% by the end of the century. but there was a surprise in the new study. the same satellite imagery showed an increase in a penguin colony more than 30 miles away which is better suited for breeding. peter fretwell is with the british antarctic survey. >> that gives us confidence that they're probably a little better adapted to climate change than we first thought. >> reporter: for now a remarkable show of resilience in one of the when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely e

, what brought you to penguin initially?of penguin does everything with no secrets. if you ask the right question and you're creative enough they're going to give you the answer without a lot of guessing. what really interests me is the relationship of the penguins to the ocean and how they fit into the food web. during the 90's, small colonies like cape royds were increasing much faster than the large colonies where the competition for food was so intense, in the last ten years colonies started increasing again. we think it's because of the fishery of antarctic tooth fish. the tooth fish and the penguin eat the same prey. so now there are more fish available for the adults to capture and feed to their chicks. >> anthony: so there's less competition, therefore more of the same prey available? >> david: yeah. >> anthony: i haven't seen a lot of them going into the water, but their looking for some indicator that there are fish in there. >> david: they're afraid to cross the ice crack because leopard seals might be in them. th

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what happened to the penguins themselves? the chicks will die. how easyis breaks up, the chicks will die. how easy is it for a colony, once it is breaking up, to attach itself to another colony and become part of one? we did not know this, we were not sure, up until now, whether emperor penguins would keep going back to a place that was not viable, or if they would move, and go to another new site, or an existing site? one of the things this new study has shown is actually, they move after two or three years to a new site. so, they discover new places where they can breed, where they can breed safely? yes, they have gone to a pre—existing site, a smaller colony, 50 kilometres to the south. how long will that take? they swim quite a long way, they forage up swim quite a long way, they forage up to 100, 200 kilometres away from colonies, so it would not take too long. is what is happening ok? i know there is a question over whether, why that ice is the way it is, that is a much bigger question about climate change, presumably,

breeding ground in antarctica so stratton is a penguin ecologist at the british antarctic survey he explains why how the bay was considered a safe breeding ground for the emperor penguins the spike global warming. the colony are. between a fourteen thousand and twenty four thousand breeding pairs so it's a big colony it's a crippling to about eight or nine percent of the global population so it's a significant colony however we've seen in the past that sometimes you get a complete failure some colonies we know that column use move so that's not what is interesting about this observation what is unique about this is that this colony is deep in the world will say it's an america where we expect to stay colder as the world warms so it's an area which we can think of as a refuge for and preparing winds so if in their refuges very are also vulnerable to severe storm of events and that means those safe places onto safe as we had previously thought. erlanger now of the top stories on al jazeera the death toll in sri lanka's easter sunday attacks has been with eyes down by a around one hund

a safe breeding ground for the emperor penguins the spike global warming. the colony is between a fourteen thousand and twenty four thousand breeding pairs so it's a big colony it's a quibble and to about eight or nine percent of the global population so it's a significant colony however we've seen in the past that sometimes you get a complete failure at some colonies we know that colonies move so that's not what is interesting about this observation what is unique about this is that this colony is deep in the world will say it's an area where we expect to stay colder as the world warms so it's an area which we can think of as a refuge for and preparing winds so if in their refuges they are also vulnerable to severe storm or vents and that means those safe places aren't as safe as we had previously thought. every year thousands of indigenous people gather in brazil to unify their resistance and fight for their rights it's called the free land the care and it's been happening for fifteen years there are some reports now on why this year's event has become a

that's all penguin guano, or penguin poop.no only does it give this whole area a unique aroma, but scientists have been measuring the stressmones that are released into the guano at places where tourists sh up, d where tourists never go, and for the penguins, so far at least, it doesn't seem that the presence of tourists are causing them any problems. andrea raya rey is a nanservation biologist based in ushuaia, argenti, a city where the bulk of all antarctic tourism begins. ya rey says that while tourism is showing little impact thus far, she worries about the estimated 40% grstth in the in. >> tourism puts an extra pressure on the ecosystem. one ship, it's okay. two, okay, three. but 10 at the same time pointing at them? it's stressful. >> brangham: is also a concern shared by those within thery tourism indu >> it's going to be more a matter of just, how do you manage the numbers when there's just nowhere left to go and u've got more ships comi down. >> brangham: as for visitors liey jon and hermione roff, feel incredibly lucky to have seen the wonders of antarctica up close. but they admit

what they do is they grab a stone and give it to the other penguin as and give it to the other penguin nice, i think. picked a special stone? well, it is penguin day today, sally. good. we have had a debate this morning. you are not pa rt a debate this morning. you are not part of it. thanks, 0k. no, you can't be everywhere at once. how tall do you think a six—year—old is? that's all. see, i am with you. everyone this morning said they are down there. the point is that it is a statement of the obvious but they do vary in size. there is not a specific size. have you ever been very close to a penguin? yes, in south africa, on a beach, very bizarre experience. beautiful thing. they do not smell the best. well, it is probably all the fish. can ijust say, do like penguins hang on a minute, there is a cracking story in the sport this morning. what a cracking game last night, the manchester derby played at old trafford. manchester cityjust manchester derby played at old trafford. manchester city just being absolutely fantastic, the most wonderful team to watch this season. liverpool, who were

the second biggest emperor penguin breeding side in antarctica thought rather than as a penguin ecologist with the british antarctic survey he explains why holiday was considered a safe breeding ground despite global warming the colony. between a fourteen thousand and twenty four thousand breeding pairs so it's a big colony it's equivalent to about eight or nine percent of the global population so it's a significant colony however we've seen in the past that sometimes you get a complete failure at some colonies we know that colonies move so that's not what is interesting about this observation what is unique about this is that this colony is deep in the world will say it's in america where we expect to stay colder as the world warms so it's an area which we can think of as a refuge for and preparing winds so if in the refuges very are also vulnerable to severe storm of events and that means those safe places onto safe as we had previously thought. well still ahead on al jazeera. and i'll see ten to twelve women pass for the brisbane roll please that has all the sphinx. now it's time for s

-- penguin poop.realised is, penguin poopis and what they realised is, penguin poop is a slightly different colour to the rocks and ice in antarctica so to the rocks and ice in antarctica so if you are scanning, the route, they can find new colonies and they have doubled the number of emperor penguin colonies that are known aboutjust penguin colonies that are known about just through the use of satellite images. we've looked at so many different things, and these are gorgeous pictures. it's extraordinary watching it. the thing about the elephants, you are looking at some elephants, you look at these elements on the earth. and you said from space. how does it work? of course, high—resolution from space. how does it work? of course, high— resolution satellites can take images with 33 centimetre per pixel see coetzee house, car, trees. can we see an element. —— elephant? a5 trees. can we see an element. —— elephant? as long as you can tell us where they are going to be at a specific day. i spent some tim

. >>> "disney nature: penguins," from our parent company disney, a penguin named steve who stands out from the millions of males in the icy antarctic spring on a quest to find a life partner and start a family. that's not original, is it? spoiler alert, he finds his match. >> oh. >> maybe steve's not the most punctual partner. but the belly full of fish he's brought home more than makes up for that. and it couldn't have come at a better time. adaline is fast running out of food. it's her turn to go fill up on fish. so they trade places. and steve nervously steps into the role of father. for the first time in his life. >> oh my gosh. it's a story we all love, a quest for love. but now with penguins. steve discovers being a father is more than he bargained for. "disney nature: penguins" getting a solid 91% from rotten tomatoes. one critic saying nature's complexities are reduced here to dull cliches. another saying "penguins" is a charmer. seems like a charmer. >> i feel these nat geo style . vies always do very well, very >> i woul e see that. >>> this morning on "world news now," the

was a serious week for the new york islanders as well after a three one win over the pittsburgh penguins it's only the second time in twenty six years the islanders will play in the second round of the playoffs while it's heartbreak for the penguins who were hoping for a third stanley cup title in full universe. the new york yankees were too strong for their old foes the boston red sox on tuesday james paxton struck out well of red sox batters to help the yankees to victory in the scale since they did not play on monday with new york players overall the number forty two on their backs to celebrate jackie robinson day robinson was the first black man to play in the major leagues back in one thousand nine hundred seventy those home run from clint frazier helping new york to an eight nothing win. the former head of the world anti doping agency says that testing for drugs cheats is decades behind the times david howman who now chairs the athletics integrity unit said there was no guarantee that this year's world championships would be a clean contest. all right to see a door that we can walk

we have a penguin.rian. good morning everyone. kirstjen nielsen is out. cpb commissioner kevin mcalleenan is in. top republican sending eight criminal referrals to ag barr. what does it mean? putting a ban on vaccinated minors in public places. what you and your family need to know. big monday morning coming up. tom homan will join us, andy mccarthy is here and hogan gidley joins us live from the white house. join us on "america's newsroom" top of the hour. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. neighbors... loved ones. living with diseases like cancer, epilepsy, mental health conditions and hiv. maybe you're one of them. but new medicare rules could deny access to the latest, most effective therapies... ther

place after thousands of emperor penguin chicks were wiped out three years ago the british antarctic survey says the emperor chicks drowned when the sea ice they were being raised on was destroyed by severe weather in twenty sixteen since then researches a found the virgin nothing's hatched at halle berry a which is the second biggest emperor penguin breeding site in antartica well filtration is a penguin ecologist at the british antarctic survey behind this research and he explains why holiday was considered a safe breeding ground for the emperor penguins the colony is between a fourteen thousand and twenty four thousand breeding pairs so it's a big colony it's equivalent to about eight or nine percent of the global population so it's a significant colony however we've seen in the past that sometimes you get a complete failure at some colonies we know that colonies move so that's not what is interesting about this observation what is unique about this is that this colony is deep in the world will say it's in an area where we expect to stay colder as the world warms so it's an area w

power but normally warm and stormy weather and lead to a catastrophic breeding trailer for emperor penguins and on top. we've got so wet some windy weather pushing across west and possibly that's going to make it went to central arizona the next couple of fats and glorious sunshine age of the central pass over the last day or two temperatures into the the mid twenty's asil got to change that's because this area of rain showers just tucked in behind running into the buy a biscuit to make their way. over the next sixty seventy might be eighteen celsius there for london and paris some of the temperature to form a triple got the shabby ranks coming in across western parts some style unitas they were the the out. avalanche risk remains in force twenty six celsius the berlin twenty eight celsius for vienna on friday to make the most of it because come sassed i did about seventeen eighteen degrees here it turns grey wet and rather windy windy enough to have it into western pozen temperatures in london in paris well it will struggle to get to run eleven or twelve degrees celsius a really good downh

us about climate change. >> penguins are us, you might say.breathe the same air. they have to have food, a good home, a good environment. if one of those falls out of sync, it's troubling. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

playoffs five time champion pittsburgh are in danger of an early exit the penguins went to nail down and this is against the new york islanders new york getting a three two one win on friday with the penguins losing their cool throughout the game is the first on the islanders have won the first two games since ninety eight . australia has won the whole swings had a historic and to her korea on saturday winning a record all thirty race in a row the seventy eight year old known as you some bolt of horse racing delivered another dominant performance in front of a folded two thousand crowd to sellout crowd as she heads into retirement with a prize money total twenty six point four million dollars. that's it for me adrian sort of i think straight that's it from the news out i'll be back with more news in just a moment. we live in a time of war and tragedy it's crimes against humanity. activist repression . enforced disappearance arbitrary arrests. extrajudicial executions proved torture the list goes on. to investigate who judges the criminal. who compensates the victims the international

predators -- >> the pension are out -- the penguins are out, we could have gotten the stanley cup. woulda, coulda, shoulda. >>> here's a look at top stories. we're working to learn more about a house fire ipper marlboro. this is video of that overnight scene o mlard court. prince george's county fire officials have not leased details on injuries or what may have caused the fire. we'll keep youposted. >>> daniel beckwit has been convicted of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in a man's death. he hired him to dig under the home for a nuclear bunker. the 25-year-old died in a fire inside the house in 2017. prosecutors say beckwitt created the conditions that prevented a copr from leaving the house. he will be sentenced in june. >>> former vice esident joe den is expected to announce that he is running for president. sources tell nbc news he will make the announcement with an online video. this would be den's third run for president. stay with news4 and the app for updates. >>> today the metro board will consid making parkingt some lots free all summer. we've told you m

say penguins have failed to resist chicks at the site. after the ice on which the breed broke up the reddit sea was home to work or worse and largest populations. to sri lanka nonna country on high alert after a series of suicide bombings on easter sunday and officials have now banned drones and manned aircraft and have guided more controlled detonations on suspicious vehicles and. more than three hundred fifty people who died in the attack switched on to churches and hotels sri lanka's president has vowed to take action after intelligence units failed to pass on information about a possible terrorist attack. now muslim leaders in sri lanka say they fear a backlash off the easter sunday attacks the suicide bombings have been condemned by muslim groups but many in the community say they feel vulnerable the w.'s. has sent us this report. she could not him back home after today it's thought he's too scared to spend the night in his house in a consulate for injured another church sunday easter sunday a few hundred metres from where he lives a

playoffs five some champions pittsburgh are in danger of an early exit the penguins went to kneel down and their series against the new york islanders new york getting a three two one win on friday with penguins losing their cool four out the game is the first time of the islanders have won the first two since one thousand eight hundred three. australia has won the horse wins had a historic and her career on saturday winning a raechel thirty race in a row the seven year old woman known as the use of bolt of horse race and delivered another dominant performance in front of a forty two thousand sellout crowd in sydney she heads into retirement to win the world record twenty five group wanted to raise and the prize money total twenty six point four million. that's up from eight to seventy six day and that's it for that is out more news coming up in just a moment. we live in a time of war and tragedy is crimes against humanity. activist repression . enforced disappearance arbitrary arrests. extrajudicial executions brutal torture the list goes on. who investigates who judges the criminals.

tell us about penguin poo. why is it so important for allowing us to find exactly where they are?als that there are everywhere these days. and yet, through satellite images, they were able to look around the antarctic, which is obviously pretty ridiculously impossible to get to at some points, and what they realised is that penguin poo looks a slightly different colour to the rocks of the ice down in antarctica. so if you are scanning vast swathes of antarctica, you can pick these colours out and through it they could actually find new colonies. and they have actually doubled the number of emperor penguin colonies that were known about to date just through the use of satellite images. that you have looked at so many different things and these are gorgeous pictures. what seems extraordinary watching it, tell me about the elephants as well, you are looking at some elephants. you look at them on the earth and then you see them from space. how does it work? we didn't know we could! theoretically, we said, of course, high resolution satellites can take images with 33 centimetre per pix

it's game three between the penguins and the islanders.osby held off the score sheet over the first two games. josh baile the overtime hero in game one. the honda sports desk. >> announcer: welcome to honda nbc sports desk. >>> hello, everyo.

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no, penguins no lightning. how about that? the lightning had more points than any other team this tseas. y can start chiseling the caps name into the trophy. >> i'm so excited. i don't want to get tooex cited. >> still a lot of hockey left. >> the boys ran around outside. >>> 5:50. lauren ricketts is keeping us in the know. >> we've got some sunshine. f you're south of d.c. you'll have a lot more sunshine than our friends to the north of the d.c. area, but everybody will see increasing cloudshis evening. now we've only got a small chance of a passing sprinkle and that's mainly going to be through maryland. with this spreading clouds there will be a spread in temperatures. mid 60s inyl mard and up to the mid 70s closer to central virginia. the reason, we have a back door cold front. this is it right here. this is goingo sag through the south. it could spark off a few sprinkles, maybe a stray shower in maryland. clouds to the north. temperatures in maryland will be down quite a bit. temperatures in maryland, in the 60s. frericks

it's spectacular. >> animated or real penguins >> real penguins >> like march of the penguins?ey're able to create the story. >> documentary >> it's not a documentary? >> it is, but they create a story out of it. it's so well done. check it out if you're interested in penguins. >> there are lots of penguins story. this was quite spectacular. >> you know who was there? >> who. >> my favorite, jane goodall she was on "squawk." you were there in davos. unbelievable. >>> coming up, it is tax day april 15th our next guest, former senator heidi heitkamp says the gop should be worried americans appear unhappy with the tax overhaul we'll discuss the rcpeeptions of that tax cut next. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from using feedback to innovate... to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. okay okay >>> welcome back to "squawk box. cnbc has an initiative call

the islanders rolled to a 4—1 victory over the pittsburgh penguins to take a 3—0 lead in their best—of—seveng where philippe gilbert claimed his fourth ‘monument‘ classic by mastering the cobbles to win the paris—roubaix. the former world champion, who's won the tour of lombardy twice, as well as the tour of flanders and liege—bastogne—liege, beat german nils politt in a sprint finish. lewis hamilton made it two wins out of three in this season's formula one championship after claiming the chinese grand prix for a record sixth time. the mercedes driver beat team—mate valteri bottas into second and now has a six point lead at the top of the standings. nick parrott reports. with the honour of winning formula 1's 1000 with the honour of winning formula 1's1000 race, lewis hamilton was determined to add that statistic to his collection. he was starting from second but the return has one here more times than anyone else. he swept past terry bottas at the first corner and went on to become only the second driver to lead 4000 laps. the first lap driver —— drama continued. schulz leclerc wanted to a

. >> jimmy: the penguin in it.d working with him. >> jimmy: had you worked with any of those three guys before? >> no, i had met danny a little bit. >> jimmy: he's a lot of fun, danny devito. >> he walks into a room and people feel better about their life. >> jimmy: he is. there's something about him delightful. >> there's something about the santa claus about him less the creepy. >> jimmy: did santa do anything to you? >> cut to commerce. >> jimmy: what happened on your lap! we have a young lady coming out here who is 14 years old who just produced a movie. what were you doing when you were 14? >> i certainly wasn't producing a movie. i was playing football. >> jimmy: the real football? >> the one where you use your feet. that one. soccer. >> jimmy: many, many conversations with people about this. no one has ever quite put it that way. >> yeah, it just seems, yeah. kind of obvious, isn't it? >> jimmy: but what's on your feet? >> cleats. >> jimmy: what's under the cleats? >> grass. >> jimmy: no, on your feet. >> so

in other icynews, disney nature penguins is released. now it is a docu-style up beat film about penguins and what tear life is like in their natural habitat. >> maybe steve is nothe most punctual partner but the belly of fish makes up. >> and fun fact, if you buy siekt tickets for opening weekend they'll make donation to the wildlife national wet work. >> ben bailey is bringing the comedy at the loft. >> that is the name o it. ruth crist steakhouse, so crist is eher the property of ruth or an adjectivend i don't get either one. >> and on sunday if you are looking for a special easter sunday service, check out the sunrise service on th steps of lincoln memorial, it has been going on for years. they stay it startst 6:30 and people get there way before sunrise to get a spot. i'm tommy mcfly and that is your weather on "news4 midday." >> thank you, tommy. >>> let's get an update on the storms and all of the rain headed for us. lauryn? >> isolated showers roll through the region.ar now here w looking at today. isolated showers. but the main t

. >>> disney nature's penguins is released it's a docu style upbeat film about, you guessed it, penguins. what their ook into life is like in their natural habitat. >> maybe steve's not the most -- >> as you buy tickets for heopening weekend,ll make a donation to the conservation network. and at the comedy loft, ben bailey. >> chris is either the property of ruth or he's an adjective and i don't really get either one. >> on sunday a really special easter sunday service. check out the sunrise service on the steps of the lincoln memorial. it's been going on for years. they say it starts at 6:30. i know people get there way before sunrise to get a great spot. i'm tommy mcfly and that is what's up for your weekend on news 4. >>> well, grab the rain boots tonight if you're planning to get outside this weekend. amelia is tracking this soakers syem. she's back with how long the rain sticks around. >> another cyclist killed in a terrible crash in the district. witnesses walk u s >>> now at 4:30, back to theor g st of the day. storm team 4 tracking two rounds of potentially severe weather. you se

that particular scene where they go inside that chalk drawing is kind of like that penguin bit. ♪ inocious, my nanny's precocious ♪ >> they posted behind the scenes video >> thanks for hanging out with us today. we appreciate it. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun content, connect with us and >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. inside the horrific terror attack. the newest explosion just today. americans among the dead in a series of coordinated explosions, including this boy. several churches and hotels, and the images from inside toght. s lanka tv. authorities studying this image, a man wearing a backpack, disappearing into the church. also, one of the suicide bombers standing in line for brunch at a hotel. our team on the scene tonight. >>> here at home, the major new development in the case of two young girls discovered dead. two eighth graders. did one of them capture video of their killer before she died? the new video just released and the warning from police today. that the man could be right ther

the islanders won their series in four games knocking out the dreaded pittsburgh penguins right out of the running, clean sweep. love it. you know how much we hate the penns. >> you love it? can't tell. >> another formal rifle we won't be seeing anymore. the lightning alsowept by themb colu blue jackets. we barely beat the lightning last year. they had more points than any other tea this season. it's the first timeum cs has ever won a playoff series. we beat them last year too. my kids know that the pns are out, lightni out. freaking out. >> makes it seem a little bit more like right there? >> yes. re still have to win 14. >> yuess is -- >> i'm sorry, i can't do the math. >> new overnight, beyonces strike again. "homecoming" is a film by beyonce. it gives behind the scenes looks at her two weekend performances of coachella performances. she became the first black woman to headline coachella last year. >> her performances included dwes appearances by her sister's production. >>> 4:39. push back against plans for a new church in a loc neighborhood. we'll explain why one community is tryi