penguins are not cuddly.y look pretty define, but they are actually -- i don't want to call them fierce, but they are extremely strong, totally bone and muscle. we have been doing this research project funded by the national science foundation to understand why or how penguins are responding to their changing climate. we have been marking penguin chicks every year for 18 years, and we also are interested in the penguin's lives at sea, so we temporarily put satellite tracking devices so we know how far away they are going and how deep they are driving. antarctica is the big ice cube that sits at the bottom of the earth. research there gives us an idea of how animals cope with their danging environment. >>> now sir, earnest shackleton was a british polar explorer who has been dead for 92 years, but now he has been paired with a single mom from brooklyn new york in a romantic musical. ♪ >> reporter: this is cat. the minnenal single mom video game composer with issues. >> she is a mess she is overwhelmed and havi

. >>> today is world penguin day which marks the annual migration of an arctic -- antarctic penguins.ter: i have been making trips to antarctica over the past 40 years to conduct research on penguins. penguins have a two-phase personality. when they go off to sea where it's possible they might get eaten, then they are very friendly to one another and don't want to go anywhere alone. when they come to the land to make their nests and raise their young, they become fiercely territorial. penguins are not cuddly, they look pretty benign, but they are actually -- i don't want to call them fierce, but they are extremely strong. they are totally bone and muscle. we have been doing this research project funded by the national science foundation to understand why or how penguins are responding to their changing climate. we have been marking penguin chicks every year for 18 years. we are also interested in their lives at sea, so we temporarily put satellite tracking devices so we know how far away they are going and where they are going, and how deem they are diving. antarctica is the big ice c

today is world penguin day. which is why happy world penguin day is trending on twitter. many of you are sharing adorable images like this one. and penguin picks that certainly rival any kitten video. but, as we celebrate penguins today, experts warn they are also in danger. they're praised for their great quality like the loving treatment of their offspring. but penguins are sadly falling prey to human dangers like global warming and overfishing. something to think about today. >>> now from penguins to people, mean people. the georgia teen who broke up with his girlfriend over instagram is trending. he posted these photos. one with his ex cropped out along with transformation tuesday. she responded on the post, is this your way of breaking up with me? both accounts have since been deleted. but the hashtag has been trending on twitter ever since with almost 44,000 tweets to date. some of you are sharing similar breakup photos like this one while others have bashed the young man for taking the cowardly route. it's better to break up in person. don't try this at home. >>> a

the first penguin chicks of 2014. as you can see here two days old, they're weighing it.his thing only weighs 87 grams on its second day here on terra firma. but as you can see they're awfully adorable. >>> this guy is about to take a selfie, that's normal for today's standards. got his camera set up. what happens next you will never be able to guess. just watch. >> clearly he got jacked in the head and that's a train. he was apparently trying to take the selfie video as the train was going by. thought he was at a safe distance. look at what hits him. like a pair of boots. look at that shot right there. >> oh, my gosh. >> freeze frame. >> gets punted. >> was it accidental or intentional? >> that's intentional. >> that guy kicked me in the head. >> from there to this instagram video posted by katherine michele lying down in the grass. >> oh, no. >> that's john daly, pro golfer, known for the long drive. >> oh, man. >> never a good idea. >> that's it. just crushes it straight away. way s no time, puts the ball on the tee in her mouth, cues it up a little bit. that's taller

last night the pittsburgh penguins paid tribute to victims of the wednesday high school knife attack.se join the penguins and extending our thoughts and prayers to those who fell victim and were affected by the events that unfolded this morning at the school in murrysville, pennsylvania. >>> michigan state basketball team mourns the loss of lacey holsworth, princess lacey. there is the princess. she became a spartans super fan and was especially close to adreian payne. the two became very close during the past season. lacey died on tuesday night after her battle with cancer. >>> next to the masters. that's where good and bad news for ryan moore. he won the annual par 3 tournament at augusta. the downside, no par 3 winner has ever won the masters. >>> and escobar does his best impression with the over the head basket catch. impressive. and a.j. mccarron and rumors of a reality showing he and his fiancee katherine webb surfaced. >>> what do you think of this, this is europe's latest sports craze. it looks like a brawl. it pits two squads against each other in a free for all battle. figh

the penguins win 4-3, and take the series lead 1-0. >>> good morning, america.ready said that. but it's fun to say. >> we're going to clean up. you all just go do what you're doing. >> guys, thank you. >>> an adorable discussion caught on camera between a father and his son. there's a dad outside taking care of some laundry. >> the 14-month-old is inside, but wants to be outside. that's not going to happen. so, they discuss. >> no. not until you're old enough. no. no. that's in the same place. >> love that. >> it could go on forever. we could watch it forever. at least until the youngster gets tired. you know what's really great? he waits for his dad to finish what he's saying before the he makes his next point. that clip has been viewed by 800,000 people on youtube. >> even though it's gibberish, his inflection is perfect. like -- >> clearly, he had a point to make. and he's trying very hard to make that point. >> perfect sense in his head. >>> up next in "the pulse," a surprise announcement from "the view" co-host, jenny mccarthy. about her love life. >>> and

he's a forward for the pittsburgh penguins.voted "most likely to get a penalty for frosting tips." 2:00, frosting tips. >> steve: they're great! >> next, we have boston bruins left wing brad marchand. he was voted "most likely to play a pizza delivery guy in an '80s movie about skiing." ♪ "the only way i'm going to get this down there faster is if i take the k2." [ laughter ] >> steve: grandma! >> jimmy: next up is bruins defenseman dougie hamilton. he was voted "easiest to replicate as a bobblehead." yeah, that's pretty simple. yeah. next, we have bruins defenseman zdeno chara. [ cheers ] he was voted "most likely to be two humans sewn together." what was that? >> steve: they're working on it. science. >> jimmy: next up is penguins defenseman matt niskanen. he was voted "worst at darts." [ laughter ] "everyone out of the way! [ cheers ] everyone get out of the bar! wait 'til he's done! >> steve: down, down, down. >> jimmy: get out of the way!" >> steve: whoa, he's invisible. [ cymbal crash ] meow! >> jimmy: and finally we have

because, you know, at least penguin has the resources to fight a legal case. other people don't. i, when i wrote "the god of small things," five lawyers filed a criminal case against me for corrupting public morality. [laughter] and then, you know, i had to appear in court by which time i had won the booker prize, and so, you know, they kind of wanted to claim me but not claim the book. [laughter] so the judge would appear in court, and he'd say, he said once every time this case m comes before me, i get chest pains. [laughter] but it went on for ten years, you know? then, of course, there's this threat of sedition, and almost everything you write or say you kind of begin to look for that brown envelope in the post, you know, summoning you or some person had filed a case somewhere. it's really, what has happened is that, you know, it's not like you're living in a dictatorship where the government has terrorized you, and it's creating subversive and beautiful literature. it's not that. what has happened is that the censorship has been outsourced to the mob. so people, you know, pe

it's a warm water penguin. there's seven species of penguins.> how does he do in columbus, ohio? >> he's in an incubator now. they do a great job of bringing him. and others laid some eggs. and the male sits on it. he has to take care of the baby. they gain about 100% of their body weight in less than three days. >> that's incredible. my goodness. can we talk about this little joey? do we call them joeys? >> when he was born, he was the size of a jelly bean. >> a lot of babies start like jelly beans inside. >> good point. they develop in the pouch instead of the womb. that's where it happens. they are warm. and attached to the breast for six months. and she can have three babies at the same time. >> that's a good momma, with a big pouch. we have social questions for you, jack. >> i came in. how are you? >> see what our fans want to know from jack. >> if you go ahead and pull the -- you have your hands full. >> that's all right. >> see what the folks online want to know from jack. if you could be any animal, what would you be? >> a hippo. >> inte

that's one of the places where the rockhopper penguins can be found. it took so long to name her, because the shedd didn't find out her gender until last month. coming up ... chicago public one more check for our show. >> demetrius is out numbered. >> this place needs a more testosterone. >> to stay in the weather center. >> today, we have cool temperatures 33 degrees at the latin school. sing philip lutheran school is at 32. valparaiso much cooler there at 24. sauk village at 26. satellite radar composite shows cloud cover across our northern counties. not too much. we are expecting a thin mix of clouds and son. yesterday's high was only in the 30's. today we make 52. tonight we're down to 38. showers will, our way at the tail end of tomorrow. friday is only 49. saturday we reach 52. on sunday we have a chance of rain later in the day. high temperature up to 62 degrees. >> coming up, chicago public school students had on a trip with the first lady. and the royal family touches down in sydney to kickoff their tour of australia. and -- dean goes behind

it is from penguin. it is called an ordinary man. has done extraordinary things.e book is called "an ordinary man" by paul rusesabagina. it is so wonderful for me to meet you. thank you for the book. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> that is our show for tonight. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with sarah lewis and amos lee. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more. pb sethi: coming up on "quest," a new kind of hybrid hits the streets... cotter: it is electric -- solar electric -- and it is incredibly fun. sethi: then, can bugs help to feed our growing population? man: insects are one of the most efficient converters of raw materials on the planet. sethi: and a fashion trend is cultivated in a corn field. man #2: if we use land to grow more fibers, we will have less land to grow food. announcer: major funding for "quest" is provided by the nat

he is author of another book the counterfeiters paradise published by penguin press and his writing also appeared in a separate cisco chronicle and it is the delight and a private one dash up pleasure to have him with us. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction and for coming out tonight for my have a little bit of the flu if i get warm or if life throat gets froggy. when mark twain was year wrote to of very funny sketch how to cure a cold one of the recommended cures was to rub, mustered all over the naked chest i ask you to do that. [laughter] mark twain is at the center of the story and one of the things they're really loved about this project is a gave me access to the under known that part of mark twain's life. we think of the man in the white suit with the white hair on the cigar but that's is part of his last decade with his best work behind him. but the tweet of might story is of '20s and '30s he did not conceal his extreme emotions under the grandfather for a side he is vindictive, angry, vindictive, angry, vengeful, competitive and filled with anxiety about monday and fea

>> race penguin. >> all right, cody.the game. ♪ >>> a day or two before your wedding you want to make sure you're looking your best. drink a lot of water. get a haircut. this is michael a couple of days before his wedding. he was doing some drinking. in comes his 9-year-old nephew logan. logan is his brother's son. check out what logan is about to do. they have the ipad running. >> no! >> just starts slicing away his at his long locks. his brother, logan the 9-year-old, the dad put logan up to this. go ahead, do this. we talked to michael. michael said his fiancee was thrilled. she didn't like the long hair. chop, chop, chop, chop. >> how does that not wake him up? how does he not feel that? is he passed out? >> he said he wasn't drunk. if it was his backler par lerba you do a lot of -- big chunk of hair, throws the hair and that's the end of the video. we talked on the photocopy, dned did you have to get a haircut? he had to get it clean up big time. he's not a professional hairstylist. first time he saw this, i thought

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. >>> in saudi arabia, the penguin dance. an internet phenomenon captures men, women and children waddling, sidekicking and hopping joyously. saudi arabians, they come from a strict culture where public dancing not often seen. but based on these youtube videos, the people of all ages appear to have some happy feet. >> very cute. >> good stuff. >>> here is a look ahead and look back for you. nearly complete skeleton of a tyrannosaurus rex will arrive at the museum of national history. the fossil from the museum of the rockies will be the centerpiece of the new hall that opens in 2019. that will be cool for kids. >>> on this day in 1947, a milestone in baseball history. jackie robinson, baseball's first black major league player, made his official debut with the brooklyn dodgers on opening day. >>> happy birthday to emma watson of harry potter fame, 24. seth rogan, 32. music icon roy clark, 81. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui with bill karins and with the entire "early today" team, thank you for

a penguin is also joining. >> they to check it out. >> they thought it looked like fun. >>> dirtbag alert. first video from england, an antique shop. and right behind her comes this scumbag. shoving her into the door, grabbing her around the neck and, of course, demanding access to the store. he struggles with her for a while and it almost looks like he forces her to maybe turn the alarm off. it's hard to see. it's off camera. this guy is after the jewels and other things inside this antique shop but before he gets there he ties this woman up and it almost looks like he uses zip ties to restrain her arms behind her back. police are urgently trying to locate this guy. he did manage to get away with bangles and bracelets and necklaces and rings and a bunch of other gold and diamond precious gems as well. >> how traumatizing for this lady. it will bother her every day for the rest of her life. >> police say she was not seriously injured but, of course, very shaken up. as is this woman in a pub in russia. he is pointing a weapon at her and he's demanding the keyes to the safe. she continuousl

where the birds -- the penguins are flying up and the ships are jumping, the orca are eating the penguinrained in centuries. >> seth: yeah. >> and see what you think. 20 below at noon. >> seth: i'll see you at spring break. [ laughter ] >> we -- >> seth: we've got a deal. >> the science people, we party. yeah. by the way, you would be cheating because you can breathe. on mars you can't even do that. okay. lead on. sorry. >> seth: i like that somehow you thought before you came out, we were like, "we with should go to live on mars." [ laughter and applause ] >> no, there are people out there. >> seth: yeah. >> no, you're out there. don't fool with me. >> seth: now another kind of person that's out there are creationists. and recently, you have been debating creationists. >> well, one. >> seth: you debated one. >> ken ham who founded the creation "museum in kentucky", right? [ laughter ] which has -- had a fair amount of dinosaurs in the museum, right? >> that eat coconuts. >> seth: the dinosaurs do? >> yeah because those teeth that you see is like the american museum natural history here

so the blue jackets get the 4-3 overtime win against the penguins, knotting the series at two.nd the win over the blues to take that series for now. and the ducks over the stars to tie at two apiece. >>> and lakers set to throw out the first pitch. check out young, aka swaggy p. maybe a little bit too much swag on the throw. sailing over the catcher's head. maybe pine tar would help? >> it would have. >> would that help? >> good point. >> weight on the ball. check on the weather. bill is here. you were no help yesterday as the sun was rising. >> i felt horrible in the 72 degree stadium. >> i had gloves on. >> you didn't need gloves? >> i did, look. my fingers turned blue. those are gloves. >> hand warmers in the pockets make you look cooler. >> i know. i was lazy. >> let's talk about what happened yesterday. severe weather, no tornados, that was good. hail and wind damage. now through central kansas, topeka getting thunderstorms. this is going to move as a cold rain from minneapolis to chicago during the day today. later this afternoon into tonight, severe weather possible. st.

they led a two-goal lead over the penguins slip away. tied at 3-3 in the third period, pittsburgh's brandon sutter scores the game winner. pittsburgh wins, 4-3. >>> in the other conference series, wednesday tampa bay and montreal head into overtime. in the extra period dale weise scores the first postseason goal of his career to give the canadiens a 5-4 win in game one. >>> in baseball, the a's and the angels played deep into the night. los angeles ties up the game at 4-4 in the bottom of the ninth when howie kendrick hits into a fielder's choice. and with the game still tied in the 12th inning, chris iannetta crushes a walk-off homer in center field. the angels come from behind to win, 5-4. >>> disgraced cyclist lance armstrong made one of his first public appearances in more than a year since admitting to using performance-enhancing drugs. >>> hi. i'm lance armstrong, seven-time winner of the tour de france. hey, i didn't write the script. >> armstrong mocks himself in this "outside" magazine instructional video on how to change a bike

. >>> red wings and penguins facing off.ut the acrobatic save from the pittsburgh goalie there. look at that, marc-andre fleury, he flips and flops, not really sure what to call that move. you know what? he stops that puck. to keep detroit scoreless. a 4-3 victory, not bad. >>> let's get a check ton meteorologist. nbc meteorologist andrea ship is in for bill. >> you can call it pure awesomeness with that block there. let's show you the northeast where it's going to be a beautiful spring day. take a look at that. barely any clouds out. as we head into this evening we're see a few more clouds and by tomorrow a few showers. our highs for today, 58 degrees, 6 in new york. 71 in washington, d.c. across the nation, really quiet here. the only exception is minneapolis purposing into chicago where we do see a cold front that's going to continue tracking to the east. that's where our clouds and chance of showers by tomorrow will come from, but it is going to be a beautiful day, 63 degrees in new york, 73 in atlanta. take a look at ph

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and so was the south pole exhibit with its penguins.rs curiously) oh, these are the museum's new vending machines, george. they dispense food like milk, fruit, soup, sandwiches. oh... all you do is insert a coin and... oh, here, let me get you a coin. here's a coin, george. my treat! hi, professor! hey, how are your plans to explore the poles coming along? you mean, "operation snow go"? oh, it's a no-go. the arctic and the antarctic associations aren't getting along. each thinks its pole is the best pole. (chatters) george wasn't sure if he wanteda sandwich or soup or milk or...

the blue jackets will face the penguins in pittsburgh.he ducks will face the stars in anaheim. >>> the ncaa is moving closer to solving a problem that made headlines with shabazz napier said last week. >> athletes utilize what we do so well. we're definitely going to get a scholarship to universities. but that doesn't cover everything. we do have hungry nights and we don't have money for food and sometimes money is needed. >> you talk about hungry night, bill. >> that's crazy. >> the association's legislative council decided all the student athletes can receive unlimited meals and snacks. it also includes measures for drug tests. the rule change, expecting to be finalized next week. you would think they feed them? >> 300-pound lineman going to bed because he doesn't have enough food. that's crazy. >> what's that barnicle? >> they did it for us here. >> what are you eating new? >> a blueberry muffin. >>> look at this, pro golfer john daly is known for being unconventional. but his latest step is definitely remarkable. >> this will keep you

. >> penguins take the series 4-2. and the kings won their first straight over the sharks.will also head to a game seven. >> before you go to weather, do you want to talk -- there's a cutout of mike barnicle. >> i'm mean to him in person. maybe i'll tell him how good he is and nice and smart and intelligent and we appreciate the career and time he puts in. >> bill, how's the weather? >> as far as today goes, mika, all talk is about this huge storm. it's been with us now for three days. this is the loop of the last 48 hours. all the bright colors are the thunderstorms. that storm is still lingering over missouri and everyone on the east coast is going to get drenched from this storm shortly. we'll see 3 to 5 inches of rain even in the new york and d.c. area. that will start later today and then all day tomorrow. so that heavy rain will be with us along with airport delays. but of course that's nothing compared to the tornado threat that will once be down in mississippi today. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the new poll numbers tha

popper's penguins." the tavern was closed in 2010. after a multimillion dollar renovation it will reopen for dinner in three weeks and start serving its popular brunch on mother's day. make your reservations now. >> i hope my husband and kids are listening to this. i love that restaurant. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. sethi: coming up on "quest," a new kind of hybrid hits the streets... cotter: it is electric -- solar electric -- and it is incredibly fun. sethi: then, can bugs help to feed our growing population? man: insects are one of the most efficient converters of raw materials on the planet. sethi: and a fashion trend is cultivated in a corn field. man #2: if we use land to grow more fibers, we will have less land to grow food. announcer: major funding for "quest" is provided by the national science foundation. sethi: this invention lab

. >> canadiens, penguins and ducks all victorious in game one. >> hockey playoffs are good. >> do you canadians orca canadiens? ? >> i don't know. >> canadians? >> montreal canadiens. >> it's all about inflexions. >> real madrid barcelona fighting for the match tied in the 884th minute. look at this. >> he was taken out of the -- for the referees, good advantage. using that pace. can he finish it? oh, what a goal. solo spectacular from gareth bale to probably win the copa del rey for realma drid. >> they won the copa del rey. awesome, man. >>> to baseball for the mariners and the rangers. it's all tied in the bottom of the 9th. texas up at bat. but 2-2. >> swing, floater. drops in and the rangers walk off with their fourth walk-off win of the season. >> a drop and a hop. the shallow fly ball scores the game winner. rangers take it 3-2. >>> let's get a check on weather. nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> the yankees sweep a doubleheader with two shutouts and we don't get highlights? where is willie geist? would have been the lead? >> really? where is al roker? what's the weather? [ laug

popper's penguins." the tavern was closed in 2010. after a multimillion dollar renovation it will reopen for dinner in three weeks and start serving its popular brunch on mother's day. make your reservations now. >> i hope my husband and kids are listening to this. i love that restaurant. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. % >>> hello and welcome to this is us. i'm becca king reed. this week we're talking sports. you'll meet a world champion boxer, a hockey player and the jockey who holds the record for the most victories. we'll also take a peek into the world of fencing. on guard. % joining me now is mark wheeler of the fencing center of san jose. mark, i understand there are 2000 competitors here today. no idea fencing was so popular. >> since we've had such great success in the olympics, that's been a r

the penguins some other company safe medical care is the devil's work prayer is the only thing you needto work and i am the supreme court supports the spectacle but if companies when making moral stance can or cannot be a perfect one on the other hand why is abortion such critical part of obamacare in the first place. we have ever heard of activists protest against people fixing broken legs treat fungal infections a dual laser eye surgery. you never heard of them because these things are totally acceptable to almost a one in america. so paying for them as part of obamacare the problem is overcome and taxpayers or hobby lobby has to pay for something that is extremely controversial and considered an act of evil by half the people on the street abortion being illegal is one thing but doesn't need to be funded by everyone because so many people are against it the crash just my opinion for all. i knew. what's the world's biggest story each day. exclusive to any team that works. the top story was the case most intriguing topic as told but it makes the premier global content partners back to

and the stabbing victims were remembered last night before the penguins/red wings game. >> we expect to learn more as investigators return to the scene today. we'll have live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> an all-out search is now under way for one of the drivers involved in a crash at a florida day-care center which killed a little girl. other children that were inside the orlando area facility are fighting for their lives. witnesses described the scene of horror as tiny victims were taken out on stretchers. parents descended on that center to check on their children. >> i heard a crash. i see the black car run up over the sidewalk and into the school. >> i'm glad that he's fine. but it still breaks my heart. there's a lot of other kids that got injured. >> the car that hit the day-care center was apparently hit from behind by another vehicle. police are looking for that driver who has a long criminal record. >>> searchers looking for the missing malaysian jetliner think they may be closing in on the wreckage. >> this morning, crews detected a possible new un

blue jacks hosting the penguins. things looking grim for pittsburgh. down two goals in the third. their luck changes quickly. the pens net three unanswered goals in just over two minutes for the 4-3 win and take a lead over columbus. >>> through regulation here until -- >> score! >> hey, there we have it. the avalanche still leading the series 2-1. >>> two other playoff scores, blackhawks back in their series with the blues last night's win put st. louis up 2-1 in the best of seven. same for the stars who shut out the ducks last night. they're down 2-1, as well. >>> a pair of dramatic endings in major league baseball last night. look at this. >> line drive deep left. the braves have beaten miami. >> and he can't get it. here comes martin. here comes the throw. oh, goes back to the screen. the score and the pirates win the first game of this series. >> yeah, all right, so pirates and the braves each with a walkoff win there. good stuff all coming down to the end. >>> they say coors field is one of the best to catch a ball game. don't get an idea about lighting up. no lighting up. c

. - lots and lots of penguins. - and adventure activities like nothing we've seen before. - whoo! oh, my god! - [laughing] - it jumped! - so we're about to get down in the cage with the great white sharks. from sharks to sand dunes. - nathan! - join us as we travel to the very end of this great continent in: - travel with kids: africa!

fulfilled his wish to be the cape crusader for a day, rescuing san francisco from the riddler and the penguinh us. another check on the market movers is on the other side of the week. bottom line returns in just a moment. ♪ >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of bottom line. i'm mark crumpton in new york. on the markets is next. i will see you tomorrow. past the hour which means bloomberg television is on the markets. let's get you caught up on where stocks are trading. we're seeing a selloff on wall street. stocks are trading at session lows. the s&p is falling by the most in two months. erasing gains from the last few days. the nasdaq falling by nearly three percent. time now for today's report. contracts the utilities, itch are a traditional -- hit a new 52-week high earlier today but has since turned around. , it is down six percent in today's trading. trending in the red today -- trading in the red today -- what's weighing on the sector is mark friedman. you're a happy guy t

>> of course, we call them penguins. they have short hands that don't get into the pockets.ier was interzone back in the day, it seemed to some i'm sure as if the ex-pats outnumbered the locals. that was never true, but you certainly could live a life apart, make your own world within the existing one. reinvent yourself and live entirely in a universe of your own creation. far from the grand socco is a 14-acre estate owned by christopher gibbs, a well-known dealer of antiques and longtime ex-pat. today, he's having a garden party. who's coming? jonathan you know. maggie dean is from scotland. she's been living here for more than a decade. gp, a frenchman who has a hand on a lot of businesses, including a cafe in the kasbah. years lived here, unknown. an american, she's been here forever, led many lives, i gather, and occasionally translates books from magrabbi to english. and the dashing and mistier use baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hasty exit from puerto rico for reasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat

sue, look at how the penguins are coming to greet us.ant country in africa... >> well, they're commonly called a bachelor herd. >> and all the way up to alaska's glacier bay. >> you can't appreciate their size until you're down here with them.

i am concerned from penguin to sieber springs we are looking at perhaps some location. all of these could be rotating some what to be severe they have to rotate some what. they keep tightening up and there may be a warning sometime soon. we loo keep our eyes on that. >> we are getting reports of possible fatalities in arkansas. we are getting a tornado warning this one in jackson county. let's get that zoomed in. who is ready? >> they are going to extend this tornado warning it will go back into jackson county over toward tucker and back over toward campbell station. we are waiting for the information to pop up. we have bob clawson from krk 4 he was on good son road helping folks. you can check out his twitter feed. there's the new tornado warning. i am going to put it up on the screen. it is until 9:45 this evening. at 9:00 p.m. the national weather service severe thunderstorm capable. it is radar moving to the northeast at 40 miles an hour. here are the towns that are included in this new tornado warning. we will put them on the screen. all towns in the tornado warnin

this video of two-year-old tye cheeringç at a penguins game going viral this morning.y he even pretends his toy lawn mower is his zamboni. remember that 800 pound shark caught by fishermen. turns out they're not eligible for a record because they ate the shark instead of setting it free. high winds in utah giving a null meeting to the term portable potty as this one is swept up the street. or down the street. >> time for brew on this responses. a man in indiana forced to give his ex-wife $50,000 after he won $2 million in the lottery. the reason? they were separated but they weren't divorced when he won the money. we asked you is this fair or far-fetched? albert tweeted if the last name is the same this is fair because they were legally married. iç feel bad for the man, though. >> rick tweeted us, based on the facts yes it was a fair ruling. in my case my ex-wife got the house but i kept the harley. >> dot from florida e-mailed i think he should be happy that is all he had to give the wife. could have been half. thanks to everyone who responded. >> thanks for watching

nice by penguin press and writing also appeared in the san francisco chronicle and he worked at the court early. it's a delight and a pleasure to have him with us. welcome ben tarnoff. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction and overview for coming ouall of you forcoming o. i should tell you i have a little bit of a flu so if i get four or more my voice gets foggy you'll have to forgive me. mark twain when he was here in the 1860s in san francisco wrote a very funny sketch how to cure a cold in one of the recommended keywords was to rub mustard all over your chest so if things get to that point i might send someone out for mustard. [laughter] this is my book the bohemians and a told a story of the writers in san francisco in the 1860s. they were mark twain, charles warren stoddard. mark twain is at the center of the story and one of the things i love about the project is that it gave me access to kind of an unknown part of his life. i think when we think of mark twain we think of the man in the white suit chomping on a cigar with a white hair faÇade. that is the last decade with his

>> of course, we call them penguins. they have short hands that don't get into the pockets.softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. hot breakfast options. hampton, enjoy our free you did a great job. it looks good! then fuel up with up to 9,000 hhonors bonus points on a long weekend stay. make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. ♪

they start walking like a novice ice skater, right, with their legs out, and they sort of have this penguinbridge and made it worse. so you had this runaway feedback effect, which it turns out occurred through a phase transition very similar to what we talked about in the case of winfree and his biological oscillators. except that here the phase transition had to do with the number of people on the bridge. after the problem happened, arup, the people that built the bridge, the engineering firm, put its own employees onto the bridge to try to diagnose what the problem was. first they put 50 of them and told them to walk around in a circle, and the bridge didn't move. and then they put 60, walking around, the bridge is still motionless. somewhere between 150 and 160 people, the bridge started to move, the people started to walk like that, and so there was another, almost literally, tipping point, in this case. >> so this clearly looks like synchronization. so i'm assuming it is, and how do we get there mathematically? >> well, it definitely is synchronization. we can see in that footage that

issues investigated iraqi police and the author of the instant city which is published in 2011 by penguin press also britain for many publications including "the new york times", the "washington post" and "wall street journal." steve's work has also garnered praise. 2006 he received the kennedy journalism award over the oil complex in nigeria. ladies and gentleman please to agree to welcome bob and steve for our event tonight. [applause] >> eight you very much and for the invitation that to say because fill a room just by what this man is thinking somebody sent me an e-mail that he has a book would you like to talk? and congratulations on the book. it is compelling. i bled to begin because we're talking about the geographic space it is hard to keep that in our head. give us the mental map. to talk about the culture in the south china sea define the edges. what are we talking about? >> the south china sea is the middle your role of the 21st century like central and eastern europe where the center of geopolitical conflict in the 20th-century think of the south china sea as that for the 21st

>> and instrumental in the columbus blue jackets one with goal, 4-3 victory over the pittsburgh penguins. running this shot through the defense to tie the game, with just 22 seconds remaining then in overtime, nick scores the winner for columbus that series also tied at 2-all. now the most successful olympian in history, michael phelps say putting on weight was a big part of his decision to return to swimming. he will compete in arizona later this thursday. he announced his retirement after the london olympics. the 28-year-old is getting back in shape, says he doesn't care if the come back damages his legacy. >> no one is forcing me to do this or that the, i am doing it because i want to. i want to be back in the water, and i think a lot -- for me going into 2012 with it was hard, there were a lot of ups and downs, and it was very challenging, at times to get motivated, but i think this is just -- like i said, i can't say enough, i am having fun. >> that's the sport, more later. >> all right, see you then. we will leave you with a story that may give you a sinking feeling. a world record

the metropolitan division championships the penguins came from behind to beat the columbus blue jackets-3. that's your sport for now. >> thank you. film makers are in new york for the tri-becca film festival. the events become a global platform for unknown directors. when the film festival began it's mission was to help monohat tan recover from the attacks of 9/11. in the days that followed the collapse, the nearby neighborhood was badly hit, and residents were simply scared away, others had health concerns a year later the film festival was established by key figures like robert dinner row. now he is bustling new construction mark as rebirth of a once struggling neighborhood. >> there were more than 6,000 entries this year, whittled down to just a hand full from across the globe. through to china and ireland, it's the mix of undiscovered talent that makes this unique. people from all over the world are submitting films and having them sub is mitted. some of these may not come out, they may not get a distributor. but they are seen at the festival and it is extremely valuable. this year

. >>> a hot treat from [ inaudible ] helped the penguins clench their place into the second round of. a 4-2 series victory results. >>> the first round playoff between the minnesota wild and colorado avalanche will go to a decisive game 7. two goals and two assists for the wild to give them a 5-2 win on home ice. >>> well there's much more sport on our website. for all of the latest, check out aljazeera.com/sport. the top story, the comments by john koets describing the preparations for the 2016 olympic games in rio as the worse he has ever seen. >> laura thanks very much indeed. for many people in jamaica marijuana is part of their culture and their religion, but the drug is illegal on the island, now campaigners are pushing for legalization, saying the economy could benefit. >> reporter: hidden away up in the hills above kingston, this man and his son lead us to one of their small farms. the remains of his most valuable crop. for more than two decades, he has been growing and selling marijuana, or gone ja as it is known locally. last year police raided his fields. >> you can go and

. >> the metro pal tan division champions penguins came from behind to beat the blue jackets. their series is on saturday. >> roger federer through to the last eight of the monte carlo masters, the swiss beat to get their french man back to win. nadal won his last 16 matches and burdick against lopez. plenty of sport on later. thanks for watching, i'm back later. >> 1964, the ford mustang hit american highways inspiring a generation of car lovers along the way. it was fords answer to european sports car of the era. fifty years later, it's still as popular as ever. rob took it for a spin in los angeles. >> coming april 17, the unexpected, the new ford mustang. brilliant new kind of car. >> the fast and stylish roadster cruised into pop tolture and inspired car love the in millions of red blooded american males. 82-year-old jim has been selling and restoring mustangs for 45 years. >> what has the mustang meant to you in your life? >> 45 years worth of pleasure. i've been retired, basically for 45 years. working on mustangs. >> we pointed out one slight design flaw. >> the back s