. >> last year was a penguin, i think. >> this year we don't have a penguin. okay. anyway, i'm still greg and nothing has changed and for the last eight years 8 years i have had the pleasure of heading the indicated academy of sciences. this is my last year i will speak before you. i will be retiring. as you know the academy is a gem in the cultural education and economic life in san francisco. it's an aquarium museum, visual wizards, team of explorers, integrate or of communities, major employer and economic engine. it actually is unique and that is real. we have yet to find another place like out anywhere in the world. this year more than 1.4 million kids and adults from around the globe visited us in golden gate park. as a center of education and fascination we welcomed 15,000 students and teachers. we are a critical extension of their classroom particularly in time when science and education is so challenged. the department of san francisco public library is connecting the city's youth in a digital age and won applause from president barack obama. as the tourist

but penguins aren't the only birds that caught my eye in south africa., walter mangold's feathered friends come from all over the world. [ african tribal music plays ]

penguins spend up to 70% of their time in the water.f compete with them, don't we? >> that's exactly right. penguins are coastal animals. we oftentimes are going out there and doing our fisheries. we're collecting anchovies and sardines for people. >> i don't eat those anyway. that's good. >> the exact same places these guys would find their food as well. penguins are having to swim farther and farther out to find food to bring back for their chicks. one of the things we can do is make sure we only buy sustainably harvested fish. there's the food. >> lester, now is a good time. >> with that, do you have any birds that fly, by chance? >> we do, actually. we're going to bring out panama. >> look at him. >> this is a rescued pelican from seaworld in orlando. we've rescued over 4,000 pelicans as well as 23,000 marine animals. >> i've read these guys are taking it on the chin from pesticides. >> that's exactly right. they've done the same issues also with finding enough fish in the ocean as well as one of their big problems is getting caught

. >> last year was a penguin, i think. >> this year we don't have a penguin. okay. anyway, i'm still greg and nothing has changed and for the last eight years 8 years i have had the pleasure of heading the indicated academy of sciences. this is

aquarium in japan where they're not only using the octopus to predict but looking to archer fish and a penguin dressed in a national team uniform for the equation. japan lost 2-1 last night to the ivory coast meaning all japanese animals got it wrong unlike the odds makers. >>> before we leave you tonight, a quick recap of today's news. extremists who overran several iraqi cities claimed today to have executed 1700 government troops. the state department says it's evacuating some employees from the hus embassy -- the u.s. em baghdad. gunfire erupted on the west bank as israeli soldiers searched for missing teens. >>> legendary host casey kasem has died at age 82. join us tomorrow. we'll bring you the crisis in iraq. that's it for this edition of pbs news how are weekend. thanks for watching. >>> pbs news hour weekend is made possible by louis b louise coman. the wallic family. bernard and irene schwartz. corporate funding provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're you're retirement company. additional support is provided by- >

the penguins pay their first visit to philadelphia on january 20th and the blackhawks come to wells fargo center march 25th. the final game of the regular season. home against the senators, april 11th. >>> final round of the u.s. women's open at pinehurst no. 2 this afternoon seen earlier today on nbc 10. 24-year-old michelle wie looking for a first major championship. one-stroke lead on 17. rolls in the long birdie putt there. fired up. takes a two-stroke lead after that. on 18, short par putt. drains it. she wins the u.s. open by two strokes. michelle wie with her first career major championship. that wraps it up for sports. we'll be right back after this. >>> they were seeing green at the hotel in center city. green as in guacamole. local chefs whipped up their finest guacamole. tracy davidson was there to judge. it benefits an organization that delivers food to people suffering life-threatening illnesses. >> i never get assignments like that. i need to work on that. >> i know. definitely. >> we'll have to talk to someone about this. brittney and i will see you back at 11:00. nightly n

soccer fans in other countries are looking for clues this year from an elephant, a panda and a penguin. >>> recovery efforts continue in germany after deadly storms wreaked havoc there. our meteorologist jonathan oh joins me now. jonathan, what's the forecast for people in the affected areas? >> hello, shery. it does look like that the weather will be improving to help out in those recovery efforts because of the dry conditions that are moving through germany. and you can see here the clearing skies. but that doesn't tell the entire story of what happened during the past couple of days. let me show you some video. these pictures really do tell the story where residents continue to clean up a day after severe storms slammed germany with large hail and strong winds. six were killed earlier this week when winds tore through the country, knocking over structures and toppling hundreds of trees. as of thursday, some public spots and parks and swimming pools continue to remain closed. furthermore, train delays continue to impact travelers at authorities continue to clear tracks of downed tree

[laughter] if you're on the boardwalk and you knock down the three penguin, you get one of those. believe it or not, [bleeped] bottle sniffing and reparative therapy in general embraced by texas politicians has been somewhat discredited. is there someone down there who can explain the gop's position? >> whether or not you feel compelled to follow a particular lifestyle or not, you have the ability to decide not to do that. >> jon: oh, boy. rick perry's using words again. [laughter] this ain't going to end well. >> i made the point of talking about alcoholism. i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic, but i have the desire not to do that. and i look at the homosexual issue the same way. >> what, a public safety issue? [laughter] worried a gay person will be out, they won't be able to stop at one [bleeped] and then after having too many [bleeped] get into their gay mobile and rear end somebody? is that what you're worried about? a terrible tragedy that could have been avoided? like alcoholism, gay people just need a bar tender to see them and just go,, no y

the rangers will come to town on black friday and the penguins make the first of their two trips to phillyuary 20th. flyers close out the season at home against the ottawa senators april 11. >>> the sixers reportedly may draft joel embiid with the third pick. embiid had foot surgery friday. he'll miss four to six months before the injury he was the projected number one overall pick in the draft. >>> still the big question is should the sixers draft embiid? we're going to talk about that in the sports zone with sixer beat writer keith pompey. paul jolovitz will join me to caulk phillies and world cup action. that's tonight after the late news here on cbs3. cannot wait for this draft. >> oh, i know. lots of drama. >> uh-huh. >> thank you lesley. >>> it was a very unique birthday celebration. coming up the garden state is abuzz about turning 350. more news when we com >> ♪ >> well, new jersey is celebrating a birthday. three hundred fiftieth birthday that is with a family friendly festival at the state capital. history buffs admired the state's birth certificate and also reveled in free tours

vegas one of the heart trophy finalists the award goes to the league's mvp the winner captain of the penguinsney crosby. >> lebron james toll the heat today he will opt out of his contract and become an awnry strucked free agent july 1st. he played in 4nba finals and won two championships. he does the mean he will leave miami but he will test the market. >> to world cup action uruguay versus italy. louis suarez bites italy's georgio in the shoulder. check it out again. this isn't the first time this guy has done and he's showing the bite mark there. uruguay scored in the 81 is the minute to give them the one to nothing victory and advance to the knock out round. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> it's a sweet reality for two camden county men appearing on tlc' cake boss next great baker. >> "eyewitness news" was at pj well hans in cherry hill for viewing party tonight. aldi bar toluene and manny, are the talents behind their bakery in collingswood. family friends and others joined with them tonight to watch them put on their baking skills. the two are competing to win $100,000 on the show. good luck

and the penguins make the first of two trips to philly on january 20th. just few dates you might want to circle on your flyers schedule. >>> what's going to make news on wall street today. jill wagner can tell us, what's on the money watch. we'll hear from her coming up next. >> first, what's coming up the tonight on cbs-3. >>> hearings' what's making new this mourns, expect to seymour surveillance of rapist on the loose in rittenhouse square. investigators stay man forced 26 year old woman into her apartment, this is on the 1900 block every just street, on friday night. we're told he sexually assaulted her twice, and robbed her. >>> police in montgomery county searching for suspects in two robberies overnight, an armed man got away with cash from a gas station in bala cynwyd. a robber also got away with money from a 7-eleven and gas station in nearby penn wynn. right now it is not clear if the robberies are connected. >>> and fishermen off the coast of brigantine caught a great white shark on camera. how closest. they say that shark looked about 16 feet

pittsburgh penguins, that's terrible. they live on ice. the modesto nuts. look at that.kids have allergies to nuts. i'm not going to let them watch any of these games. the las vegas area 51s, that's offensive to people like eric who believe in aliens. >> bob and andrea are the ghost -- >> eric is paranoid and loves conspiracy theories. >> can i help a little bit? first of all, i think it's ridiculous to lose the patent. there are they would lose a patent. littler other patents. florida state seminoles. high cools, colleges, clothing companies. you shouldn't lose a patent. >> a trademark. >> if you do, though, snyder should be smart. he should make a deal. mac a deal with the league. get a super bowl and the fans win and the team gets what they want. >> let the people decide. >> should native-americans start selling redskins merchandise? they'll make a buck off of it? >> yeah, they can make it -- >> they can start selling it. >> that's pretty cool. >> because that would absolutely hurt snyder in his pocket. yes, that would be the way to go. in fact, that's what this is al

wounded penguin, he waddled into the night. the washington redskins lost a legal battle yesterday. they've been under a lot of pressure to change the team name because it's a racial slur. we got used to it, but it's a racial slur. they may be forced to abandon it, whether they want to or not. yesterday the team lost their federal trademark. the u.s. patent and trademark office canceled the trademark because they say the name red skins is disparaging to native americans. now the team doesn't have exclusive rights to it. anyone can use the name for commercial purposes which could cost them hundreds of millions of dollars. but the owner of the team vowed he'll never change the name. i guess he either doesn't agree or doesn't care that it's offensive. a lot of people are with him on that. i was thinking about this. i have a simple way to make this work for everyone. may i have a pen? very good. do you have anything bigger than that? all right. here we go. hi, guillermo. i'm going to solve this right now, okay? [ laughter ] all right? now they're the fredskins. [ applause ] and now no o

penguin 44-degrees. napa airport is 43. low 50s here orinda and san ramon. i'm sure there are a couple 40s. menlo park 48. i think los altos i saw 49 degrees. there are 40s for saratoga and all the way down to morgan hill. the fog though will lift much sooner or burn off much sooner today. 50 bookends reno and tahoe and ukiah. you don't see that all the time. the low bringing rain up in seattle and portland is some for our -- is responsible for our cool down. inland temps drop so much it can't support the fog anymore. there is a little bit of fog there. it will be sunny and warmer inland today. but some of the fog will make it a little tough. a little warmer as we go into the weekend. sunny and warmer after a chilly start and patchy morning fog. breezy but not too bad here later on today. temperatures 60s and 70s and 80s. morgan hill 84. antioch 84. 73 in oakland. and the extended outlook there will be some fog but it will burn off sooner than on the weekend. i'm going cooler. >> thank you, steve. >>> google may be expanding its interest in space projects. t

jim rutherford took over as the penguins gm miss morning and the first thing he did was file biehls ma are now set on the men's side of the french open. raphael nadal who owns the tournament serving in the far court. well, to andy murray and nadal make it look easy. puts away the shot right here. then at match point nadal still in the far court, he ends it. nadal wins in straight sets six-three, six-two, six-one. he's now 65-one all time at the french open. >> and his opponent sunday will be novak joke fifty seven. now this is a point -- match point here. novak serving in the near court and he gets the point. he actually lost the set in the semis. he wins it in four sets, though, to set up what should be a great finals sunday against nadal. so he should stay hydrate we should all stay hydrated i brought my water bottle out because we have a six to do. >> you should be ready. >> do you have your water bottle. always. >> wait a minute. >> that's nothing. >> i drank it all. >> can you imagine how hot it was up in like the upper deck, too? >> yeah. >> it couldn't have smelled that great in

the penguins pay their first visit to philly january 20th. the blackhawks come to the center march 25th. the final game of the regular season is at home again the senators april 11th. >>> a new clue in the case of a rape in rittenhouse square. philadelphia police are hoping this video will lead to the sexual predator who targeted a young doctor. the attack happened early saturday morning as the woman walked home from a bar on samson street. now investigators are combing through evidence, including that surveillance video, looking for the attacker. nbc 10 has more on the investigation. >> reporter: it look like a typical, sunny summer sunday in rittenhouse. hiding somewhere, possibly beautiful architecture this neighborhood is known for, a sexual predator is free. early this morning, police released this grainy surveillance video showing a man walking up to a rittenhouse square doctor as she came home from a local bar. putting his arm around her, and then forcing her in to her apartment around 12 midday saturday morning. police say -- midnight

i see one person all the way there was the priest and a rabbi and a penguin that went into a bar.] >> not a a question but a request. would you read the opening paragraph of your new book please? >> i don't usually do that. i don't like to do that. i don't have a copy of the book. [laughter] >> why? >> i don't read to that well. what is your name? it is funny you mention that because i did think of doing that one time here because we're all neighbors i would tell you what page i would read this you could read along if you had copies because i do know that people like. >> like the unchurched? >> i will see how i feel about it. let me see how long the paragraph is. do we have "blue highways"? that is shorter. i am not allowed to go past this line. [laughter] this is shorter. i will do this. >> by the way the commission the four years it took to write this book how manyhi.r you have copies of "blueÑi highways"? [laughter] why only three hands went up ? i'm in with you. d.c. that preamble? zygote's that over four years, two dozen times if you saw the first version you wouldn't recogni

the penguins come in january, and that's going to be on the 20th, and the season wraps up against ottawail the 11. >>> i love hockey, but still june. let's enjoy the summer. >> go flies nation, marking on the date indeed. >> 6:26. under investigation right now, two armed robberies just minutes and miles apart on the main line. that's ahead. >>> also, the search for a rapist, syma? >> reporter: that's right, police release surveillance video in hopes of catching a rapist. details are coming up. >>> alsoso ahead, us soccer star hope solo due in court today accused of assaulting two family members. find out what her lawyers are saying this morning. >> bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we do it on the three, a and good monday morning to you. back in a couple of minutes. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. >> two arm robberies, first around 1:30 at sun so co-gas sta

[ laughter ] so you know, i get that but not the -- >> seth: then, i think you -- then you're the penguinh. >> yeah. so, yeah. a lot of animals. we saw a -- the first thing we saw, we pulled up next to a couple of lions. and, this is -- i still had jet lag. and that -- that'll snap you out of jet lag like that. >> seth: right. >> because the whole cart is open, you know? and you're sitting there. and i came outside of my hotel one morning. i saw a snake. and i asked the guy the door man i said, "hey, is this, are these, is this snake poisonous?" he goes, "everything in south africa is poisonous." [ laughter ] >> seth: that seems like not true. >> yeah. i said, "really? this cat is poisonous? what about the other doorman? is he poisonous?" [ laughter ] >> seth: you called him -- you called him out on it. >> i called him out on it. sometimes you got to do that. >> seth: you mentioned an astronaut. you actually got to meet an astronaut. you met, is it buzz aldrin? >> oh yeah, you heard about that. yeah, buzz aldrin. everybody meets buzz because he's doing the promo tour, i guess. but, i was

people think about what they are going to do on the weekend rather than how to save penguins.e frame the activities that lead to sustainability, the things we all need but are distant and abstract, how do we make those more immediate and enjoyable? >> the net result of that has been what? where are you now with that process? >> we have discovered a lot. we have been learning what to do. what we do right and what we do wrong. , we may save 5% of gas demand in a few weeks. >> just give me an example of what we are talking about here. some of these things are fairly obvious. being vegetarian cuts down on your footprint because you are consuming less the. >> and has a health-care outcome as well. lots of these things come together. people want to be fitter. they want to have a healthier lifestyle. also, it is great. everyone wants to do that. that applies in business decisions and political decisions as well. everyone wants to make decisions that have the best outcome but they don't have the information to make the call that is good for business and saves energy and carbon. >> wha

my penguins it's your business what you want to be.but my thing is everybody wants to shove it down your throat. not everybody believes it that way and i think people should be allowed their opinion instead of everybody trying they're wrong with their opinion. thank you. host: charlotte, are you still with us? caller: yes. host: on the issue of same-sex marriage, would you support it in tennessee? caller: no. because i believe in it. again, that's my personal opinion. don't shove your opinion down my throat. i don't want to hear it. host: all right. caller: we all have opinions. host: i'll let sarah warbelow respond. guest: i appreciate that. i know there's a lot of changing opinions and many people are going to hold firm to the opinions that they have and that's ok. what is important is that people have the ability under the law to access the same rights as everyone else. and i know that this has been in the news a lot and it probably feels overwhelming for some individuals to have the significant discussion but i'm hopeful that once

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my penguins it's your business what you want to be. but my thing is everybody wants to shove it down your throat. not everybody believes it that way and i think people should be allowed their opinion instead of everybody trying they're wrong with their opinion. thank you. host: charlotte, are you still with us? caller: yes. host: on the issue of same-sex marriage, would you support it in tennessee? caller: no. because i believe in it. again, that's my personal opinion. don't shove your opinion down my throat. i don't want to hear it. host: all right. caller: we all have opinions. host: i'll let sarah warbelow respond. guest: i appreciate that. i know there's a lot of changing opinions and many people are going to hold firm to the opinions that they have and that's ok. what is important is that people have the ability under the law to access the same rights as everyone else. and i know that this has been in the news a lot and it probably feels overwhelming for some individuals to have the significant discussion but i'm hopeful that once