birds penguin research will also be carried out here.ay we need to pay more attention to declining numbers of bird life are telling us. >> they are an indicator species and in the sea and should have taken note a long time ago that there was something seriously wrong. >> reporter: like so many of the world eastern dangered species saving these penguins is a race against time and environmental issues but most of all the destruction caused by humans. erica woods, al jazeera, western cape, south africa. >>> and you can keep up to date with all the day's news and sport on our website. al jazeera.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" nasa administrator charles bolden. >> getting to space is very difficult. getting to mars is very, very, very difficult. >> he's been aboard the space shuttle four times. his missions included helping deploy the hubble space telescope and flying the first joint us/russia mission. >> i think we've always gotten along with everyone "off the planet" better than we have "on it" for one simple reason, we're missio

with the african penguin at the moment every bird counts penguin reference will be carried out. and the south say they need to pay more attention. >> penguins are the canaries of the sea. we should have taken note this there's something wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered species, saving the penguins is a race against time and environmental issues and destruction caused by humans. >> the world's second tallest tower opened its doors for a special preview. the shanghai tower will be finished. it's 632 meters high, and under 200 meters lower than dubai's tower. the architectural firm says it will house financial institutions and government agencies. >>> a reminder, you can keep up to date with the news on the web sit. there's the address, aljazeera.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" - john lydon lead singer of "the sex pistols" - the band that ignited a punk rock revolution. >> pain, suffering, the disenfranchised, unnecessary poverty, class warfare, all of these issues bother me greatly. >> he was a man who generated headlines and controversy. famous, of cours

972 penguin chicks. >> others are permanent residents. like skipper. he'll never return to the wild. he's too tame. >> the education team are training him to be an ambassador-bird. which we think he'll be amazing at. >> reporter: after 10,000 children come through here every year to learn about penguins, other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> wait for the lab result to come bark and they will learn whether it's a boy or girl. >> educating the public is important because number of african penguins are very, very low. overfishing is one of the biggest factors behind their decline. >> it does mean that the adults have to travel further afield and expend more energy to find enough fish for themselves and their chicks. >> 19, 000 of the birds were affected most of them are saved but oil spills remain a constant 3rd. dire island off the west cape coast is known as an african penguin colony. tourists are likely to see more seeltsseals and core more cormorants. >> with the african penguin every bird counts . >> the staff say we need

rehabilitatingrehabilitating birds penguin research will also be carried out here.y we need to pay attention what the decline be numbers of bird life are telling us. >> penguins are an indicator series they are the ca their is of the sea and we should have taken note a long time ago that something is seriously wrong. >> reporter: like so many of the world's endangered spice savings these passenger wins is a rice against time. but most of the all the destruction caused by humans, erica wood, al jazerra the western cape, south africa. >>> a quick reminders that you can keep up to up-to-date with all of the news on our website there it is on your screen, the address al jazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. "america tonight", the real price of prosperity. >> so what kind of damage did that do, permanent damage to the area >>> in north dakota, christopher putzel found a native community tapping its underground riches future. >> this is our home today. i don't want people to come in and destroy it >>> also tonight. >> never before has the air

this island used to be home to hundreds of thousands of the penguins.he combination of over fishing and oil spills means there is only about 600 breeding pairs left. >> in february a new dedicated penguin rehabilitation facility opened up in the closest mainland point to dire ireland. >> every bird counts. aside from rehabilitating birds, penguin research will also be carried out here. the staff say we need to pay more attention do what declining numbers of bird line are telling us? >> penguins are an indicator pieces. they are the canaries of the sea. we should have taken note there is something wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered pieces. saving the penguins is a race against time and environmental issues, but most of all, the destruction caused by humans. erica wood, al jazeera, the western cape south africa. >> still to come for you on the news hour in sport, find out if a dislocated shoulder can showdown the d italia leader as this year's race hits the mountains. >>> we know back. andy is here with sport. >> thank you. steven giruard's

you have a few penguins, do you?> here is jo. >> thank you boca juniors have just an hour to convince officials not to kick them out. it happened when it appeared opposing players were pepper sprayed. we have reports from buenos aires. >> any game between boca juniors is tense and hard fought. but the bitter rivalry between these two giants have never sunk this low. suspended after players were pep pepper sprayed. they core into the protective tunnel as they emerged for the second half and then followed with players san franciscoed on the pitch. >> what happened was an act of aggression. an aggression directed at players. this is a cause for argentine football. we're not going to start prioritizing security. we have to continue working on this. and if the sanctions come, then the sanctions come. >> words will be spoken but they've all been heard before. and there will be an investigation and calls for boca juniors to be strongly punished. but few involved in argentine football are taking responsibility for the growth

this island used to be home to hundreds of thousands of penguins. the combination of fishing and oil spills means there are only 600 breeding pairs left. a new facility has opened. >> every bird counts. aside from rehabilitating birds penguin research will be carried out here. the staff says we need to pay more attention to what declining numbers of bird life are telling us. >> we should have taken note a long time ago that there is something seriously wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered species saving these penguins is a race against time and environmental issues, but most of all the destruction caused by humans. erica woods al jazeera, the western cape, south africa. >> for more of everything we're covering on our website www.aljazeera.com. now tens of thousand of rohingya are housed in primitive camps under government armed guard while others have tried to flee oversees to malaysia. but as jason motlagh reports the refugees are being exploited and abused by people traffickers, wh

woods on south africa's western cape coast and fishing and oil spills put the continent species of penguinthe risk of extinction. ♪ an egyptian court sentenced former president mohamed morsi to death, the verdict relates from a mass jail break in 2011 during the revolution that topped mubark and he and others escaped and more than 100 others have also been sentenced to death and tried. the case will now go to the grand egypt's highest authority and if he agrees with sentence he can hand the case back to trial judge. the former president facing several other charges include conspiring to spy and commit acts of terrorism in egypt see that peninsula with hamas and hezbollah anicka tar that supported the government and morsi accused of fraud with economic and social programs and insulted for accusing a judge of overseeing election fraud. morsi denies all those allegations and let's talk more about the death sentence now and we have a fellow in residence of the graduate school of journalism in new york a former managing editor and joins me in the studio and death sentence what is your reaction

. >>> plus, fish and oil spills put the only species of penguin at the risk of extic. >>> hello, thank you for joining us, the u.s. says its special forces have killed a senior isil leader, he is stowed have died. he was in charm of oil and gas and the raid was author rhode island boot president barak obama and car -- carried out. >>> now, inlets go first to kimberly, because the white house released a statement and give ausidea about more detail they gave us about what happened. >>> yeah, i can give you a sense of the background, about how this came b- in terms of ordering this operation. it was ordered by president barak obama and a team, that was unanimous, that this should take place and, united states was watching him for sometime and in fact, we are. even switched locations causing the u.s. to regroup, in terms of the operation. >>> when it was ordered, it was ordered by ash carter and it was the elite delta force that swooped in and may have been some hand-to-hand combat to come took place and there may have been women and children, that were present and used as human shields an

erica wood on south africa's southwestern cape coast where fishing and oil spills put the species of penguinrisk of extinction. ♪ but we begin this news hour with breaking news out of syria, u.s. special forces have killed a senior i.s.i.l. leader inside syria. that is according to the u.s. president and white house. let's take you live now to lebanon's becca valley overlooking syria and al jazeera is there and what more do we know omar? >> reporter: we know that the americans sent two helicopters and attacked an oil field that is east and then there were some u.s. special forces involved. we know that they have killed a senior leader known as thought to be the man responsible for running the oil business for i.s.i.l. especially in the zone. he is also the main financial operation head. now, activists in the area suggest that at least six people from i.s.i.l. were killed including two from arab nationalitys and iraqi and saudi and we don't know the names of them. i.s.i.l. has also confirmed that it lost six of its fighters in the operation. we believe it may have taken place overnight or ear

occur >> this island used to be home of hundreds of thousands of penguins. the combination of overfishing and oil spills means that there are only 600 breeding pairs left. >> in february a new facility opened up to the closest mainland point to dyer island aside from rehabilitating birds research will be carried out here. the staff say we need to pay more attention to what the declining numbers are telling us. >> birds are an indicative species. we should have taken note a long time ago that there is something seriously wrong. >> like many of the world's indangerred species saving that's penguins is a race against time and environmental issues and most of all the destruction caused by humans. al jazeera the western cape south africa. >> well, still ahead on the program, a separatist movement or political infighting? al jazeera visits the macedonia town that saw violence between security forces and an armed group. also coming up... >> look in the mirror. you put on five kilos. you think you would be happy but then you want to put another kilos on. >> we look

of the the scale does penguin has a lot of muscle to pay a rate that's higher than ours they can for the record and will skew the market in any way do you feel that's a good basis to feel like we're competitive with them to pull the market in our direction. >> so let me offer a prospective that barbara hale assistant with the puc penguin is a very large procureer they're certainly not loan we'll be in the market and all the municipally owned utility mud and la and santa clara that's a lot of boroughs and sellers we have the procurement ordinance nearly finalized will help us with the tools to contract for power that's a help you that in sort of illegal our position relative to the exerts the cca programs are exerts it is a robust and liquid market pg&e is big but that can work tha to their disadvantage they have a cumbersome approach to procurement. >> if i could add to the issue of lots of supplies that's itself cats that's good news what we have observed from pg&e solicitations is actually, their getting ten times the number of bids they end up u up offering contract that is the ca

we have madeline mcintosh, now president of penguin publishing group, penguin/random house, where she oversees penguin's adult publishing businesses in the u.s. previously, maaed line served as the first president and coo of penguin/random house u.s., and prior to the merger of random house. we have lisa sharkey senior vice president and director of creative development at hard per collins. -- hard per collins. -- harpercollins. she is a two-time emmy winner and former president of al roker entertainment as well as being a senior producer at "good morning america" and "inside edition." thank you all for participating today. i know you're all very busy. let's get started with some questions about your leadership style. bethlam could you start us off by talking about how would you describe your leadership style? >> thank you lisa, and good morning, everyone. i would describe my leadership style as being very authentic, decisive, passionate about what i do and very much a change agent. >> great. and, madeline? >> well, i think i should start by saying we were noticing the way we prepared

a penguin facility opened up in a close mainland point to dyer island. >> with the african penguin, every rehabilitating birds, research will be carried out. the staff say we need to pay attention to what declining numbers tells us. >> we should have tape note a long time ago that something seriously is wrong. >> like many of the world's endangered species, saving penn gips is a race against time and environmental issues. that most of all the destructions are caused by humans. >>> i'm bisi onile-ere in new york. the news continues with erica pitzi >>> thank you, this is al jazeera america. om-erica pitzi in -- i'm erica pitzi in new york with a look at the top stories. nine are dead after gunfire erupts in a texas bar. police say rival biker gans are behind the shoot out >>> ramada falls to rebel groups as iraqi forces flee the city. >> back on track. amtr

we have madeline mcintosh, now president of penguin publishing group, penguin/random house, where she oversees penguin's adult publishing businesses in the u.s. previously, maaed line served as the first president and coo of penguin/random house u.s., and prior to the merger of random house. we have lisa sharkey senior vice president and director of creative development at hard per collins. -- hard per collins. -- harpercollins. she is a two-time emmy winner and former president of al roker entertainment as well as being a senior producer at "good morning america" and "inside edition." thank you all for participating today. i know you're all very busy. let's get started with some questions about your leadership style. bethlam could you start us off by talking about how would you describe your leadership style? >> thank you lisa, and good morning, everyone. i would describe my leadership style as being very authentic, decisive, passionate about what i do and very much a change agent. >> great. and, madeline? >> well, i think i should start by saying we were noticing the way we prepared

so the penguin is probably going to die. and then what are you going to do with a dead penguin.n it up and i'll get another penguin." [ laughter ] all right guys, thank you so much. appreciate it. thank you. >> seth: chris distefano, everyone. follow him on twitter @chrisdcomedy. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to lily tomlin, abigail breslin, chris distefano, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: what's up everybody? this is "last call" from amp radio in los angeles. carson daly here tonight, hello. for our music tonight twin peaks makes their tv debut from burgerrama. but first up ben gleib is best know for his frequent appearances on "chelsea lately" and as host of "idiot test." for more, say hello to ben in tonight's comedy spotlight. ♪ >> probably the dream scenario would be masturbating while eating a delicious blueberry pie

so the penguin is probably going to die. and then what are you going to do with a dead penguin.n it up and i'll get another penguin." [ laughter ] all right guys, thank you so much. appreciate it. thank you. >> seth: chris distefano, everyone. follow him on twitter @chrisdcomedy. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. >> seth: my thanks to lily tomlin, abigail breslin, chris distefano, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: what's up everybody? t

. >> also, baby penguins hatch in san francisco. what makes these penguins so rare?announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> we'll take you around town on this friday evening commute. we'll start with the bay bridge toll plaza. cars all stacked up, trying to go eastbound into san francisco. a lot of waiting happening here. from this picture, you can tell even those with fast track are not sailing through. switching pictures to give you a live look at the sunol grade, that traffic coming toward us on the left-hand side of your screen, that's northbound traffic in the commute direction, things heavy. southbound, you're sailing on by. finally, bringing it back to one of the toughest traffic spots in the bay area and this picture really shows that both eastbound and westbound i-80 at the university overpass in berkeley is slow going. in fact, they look both equally t

. >> this is the fourth african penguin chick in the academy.will reveal the gender and the next few weeks. what do you say, dan? cutie pie. >> very cute. if you've never seen that not any it's great. >> got to go there. >> world news with david muir is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings >> and i'm dan ashley and michael finney, we appreciate your time and we will see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> the breaking news. in philadelphia, the fbi now called in on the train derailment. the train conductor revealing new information about what she may have heard. was the engineer or train hit by some type of object? and the acceleration in the final seconds. >>> also developing, the reaction coming in now. the boston bomber sentenced to death. and the bomber's family. what they're now vowing to do. >>> the reported tornado. severe storms hitting as we come on the air. 40 million bracing for a dangerous 24 hours. >>> the abc news exclusive. bill cosby, breaking his silence for the first time, right here. >>> and the mystery fire near the vic

information with the c puc and got changes in the wild west days when there wasn't regulatory things penguinad to go through the program so if you see things make sure we're aware we'll really to try to nip it in the bud. >> great, thank you to wondering mr. highness are there opportunity for us to share information with the clean energy or cinco de mayo mom represented to the penguins green tariff. >> absolutely we've actually have commended on a regulatory basis with the clean energy we've convened a monthly meeting that's beneficial and actually another thing i was going to report on i'm glad you asked earlier this week the sfpuc convened an ongoing quarterly meeting bringing all the active ccas or interested cca asas to the investor to identify challenges so those are brought to the attention of the cca and addressed why a cooperative and knows walgreens way we learned new things and met new people that was helpful and continue to participate in that. >> great that brings up another question you mentioned that one of the letters that pg&e had produced was looking at how their investors w

a second source of money a source we don't have through your franchise agreement not to say with penguin couldn't do something to reopen penguin is not likely to come up with a brand new agreement that collects other money but that requires pg&e willingness to do that and the city and county as p had a lot of conversations and not had luck with the negotiations i'm not holding my breath it's a potential opposite at some point and the other thing the lack of coordination between the 9 of work pg&e was fully responsible for that the under grounding they did some with the gas line one thing we are suggesting better coordination but pencil has the ability to release the work of under grounding 2 to 3 the city and county in this case san francisco to do some of the kwofrptd efforts pg&e will have to voluntarily do that and have oversight but while you're doing this other work san francisco we'll let you do the work and come out and check and they'll have a stamp of approval before it is used for their own oozed uses it will require pg&es willingness to let that happen and hard to get that hap

. >> penguins.t one. >> you guys are looking at blue penguins obviously getting their name from their color. they're small. when they're fully grown, they're 1 1/2 foot high weigh two pounds. play time at the bronx zoo. they were bred in new zealand, part of a breeding program to create diversity in the species. they're the smallest of the 18 species native to australia and new zealand. >> it's so funny to watch them on land. no matter what, they fall. they just trip over everything, fall on their face and get right back up. >> the original twerkers. >> you're right. >> make it so cute. >> shake your tail feather. >> i want to sit in that puddle and let them swim around me. >>> this is a fascinating story from colorado. watch who's walking the mustang. >> okay. bring it here. bring it here. bring it here. good boy. >> that horse is like excuse me. >> that used to be a wild mustang. that horse was adopted from the bureau of land management as part of colorado's extreme mustang makeover. you have 100

the country's only penguin at risk of extinction. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close to the isil position >> who is in charge, and are they going to be held to accout? >> but know we're following the research team into the fire >> they're learning how to practice democracy... >> ...just seen tear gas being thrown... >> ...glad sombody care about us man... >> several human workers were kidnapped... >> this is what's left of the hospital >> is a crime that's under reported... >> what do you think... >> we're making history right now... >> al jazeera america a >>> hundreds of activists travelled out to the waters of the finaling it sound protesting >> you're watching al jazeera, here is is a reminder of the headlines. officials are meeting in riyadh to try to resolve the situation in yemen but the houthis are not

partner with a - the home use reports the customer get information about the water use similar to the penguin program some are familiar education and " and information about the water rights gashd in the wholesale area the agencies conservatism and waste they participate in the initial programs many do their own programs and some there the district is it might seem disjointed it is successful to make sure there's a strong conservatism and customers take action on the progressive action how do i know that the 2 points at the bottom are indicative we're spending 32 percentage in the gross per capital water use since 1986 on a residential basis since 2000 a 22 percent reductions in the capital use that's where we are seeing the effect of conservatism so graphically that is what it shows the dark blue line is the gross per capital from 1986 to present and the residential per capital is the line below essentially outside of san francisco the average per capital is 17 gallons per capital end it end of 2014 so in the service area that is occurred similarly if you break it down in santa clara 22 perc

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the oakdale and turlock and the substation serving modus operandi even though and the one owned by penguin and those transition lines it get our power down into the bay area and from that point on pg&e owned transition lines to our customers here in san francisco the one hundred and 53 megawatts our transition where we interconnection in the middle the slide and to the extreme left any questions so far another pause moment to make sure i haven't lost you that's the operation of the system we say external highlights going from then to now things have changed let's talk about some of the changes and where the effect is on us thanks there's 3 major challenges 3 major categories of challenges the 3-d regulations our own first policy and the agreement within the industry derecollection there's a number of elements following the supply transition, and other elements we've talked about so electrical service is broken down into monopolies they're in control the distribution element in the in the formula and state recks your supply market are open and transparent today in a way not historically and

today's returning contestant is a college physics professor who promised he'd buy his wife some penguinson dollars. from burlington, iowa, come waddle on out here, chris sedlack. [laughing] that's awesome. how you doin', chris? >> doing good. how are you? >> glad you're back, my friend. >> i'm glad to be back, terry. >> well, now you are a self-professed geek. can you explain that? >> oh, well, that's correct. i've spent a lot of my life, a lot of time and energy pursuing geeky pursuits: science fiction, fantasy video games, you name it. and in fact, i'm actually now an investor in a bar that's going to open in chicago that caters to the geek culture and geek lifestyle. >> well, it sounds like you're about to geek out. >> i sure hope so. >> all right, well, it's great to see you again. and just to recap: you're still battling your way through round 1. so far, you've banked $11,00

couple inches on top but the opportunity presents its that's a requirement and so literally tomorrow penguin comes in and says we need to do the gas work or public works want to replace a sewer dpw will evaluate that permit. >> that's right. >> and do you anticipate what kind of push back do you anticipate because again, you and i have gone through those through those boards on the same side for example, you've had a lot of challenges where the puc for public safety projects want to charge an enormous amount of money for bulb outs so i don't chris criticize their projects but i'm worried about the departments having a million reasons not to put conduit here and there do you think we can run the interference and get the con aid. >> i feel technology want to happen so i don't think if you're doing a thirty foot trench or 50 to the trench but if you're doing four or five or 6 blocks it make sense we'll see the opportunity and all the conversations moving towards that step. >> i'll stop i know there are other - i know that the department wants to do it are there other departments even dpw has ch

margin to fund building new local and regional projects renewable projects at a price eventual to penguin tariff offering targeted to be 3wu7bd in state local rpr compliant resources and really be able to lock to this part of the product offering to where we'll build the revenue stream to build local renewables that doesn't maple we have to wait for 80 that will have purchase electrical in locally constructed renewable contract and have it a standard oh. okay yes i'm going to do this this is the contract i'll sign for it we're envisioning go solar to encourage the customers and issuing rfps for controlled property we envision those as program compliant with annually going out to bid for additional supply so so routine and procured cycle in order to support the program we also expect to have energy efficiency as part of the program launched they'll be matured as the program engross initially focusing on the energy watch and bay run programs that are offered here in san francisco by the vice president of investment and the other existing repair funded programs programs pg&e is offering to t

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the penguins said, i'm not a typewriter. i am so sore i can barely speak. i love punchlines.lone. since you shared you are a soccer fan. it is time for a fox liberty channel. indeed. even cooler now than in college. in college i was 30 and not cool at all. kennedy for president. she is awesome, and that is all. we cannot in the show without a little hate. warren dixon writes, no idea why fox hired kennedy. follow us on twitter. you better load of those channels for next week so i can read your love and hate in equal measure. i was so good to you. lou dobbs, you are looking at philadelphia. lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, demonstration tonight, a number of cities, dep straighting over the -- demonstrates over the death of freddie gray, now you are looking at crowds in philadelphia and baltimore. they have been organized and responding in large number to activists to social media who call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis, and embattled mayor, stephanie rawlins-blake, today, turned to the president's favorite representative on race.

species saving these penguins is a race against time and environmental issues but most of all the destruction caused by humans. erica woods, al jazeera, western cape, south africa. >>> and you can keep up to date with all the day's news and sport on our website. al jazeera.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" nasa administrator charles bolden. >> getting to space is very difficult. getting to mars is very, very, very difficult. >> he's been aboard the space shuttle four times. his missions included helping deploy the hubble space telescope and flying the first joint us/russia mission. >> i think we've always gotten along with everyone "off the planet" better than we have "on it" for one simple reason, we're mission focused. >> now he runs an agency that has transitioned away from space shuttle missions to one focused on exploration. >> everything we do in this agency is with the express purpose of making life better for people here on earth. >> he answers, in part, to senator ted cruz, chair of the senate subcommittee on space science and competitiveness. cruz is also a climate change sk

look at it, and i don't think i'm unique in this, is that we benefit -- and this is true of both penguin and random house separately and together -- employees have a long-term commitment to working at these at our company. and that really means that for me as a manager of an employee i have a long-term investment in that employee. and if there is a particular period that they're going through where they need more flexibility or they're going to be, you know, they need a different kind of creative solution again, i'm not going to penalize that, them for that at all. i think the fact is, as you said with technology particularly we're in different office locations anyway. so often there's really no way i would know if someone was calling me from connecticut or from uptown. but at the same time, i think there is the reality of the fact that we also, the work that we do is very much people work. it's there's a lot of our work that just is not when everybody's on a conference call, the quality of the ideas and interaction that come out are not necessarily as good in my experience as when we ar

. >> erika said she thought she saw a penguin. >> she was cold too. >> you're cold blooded. >> we'll get some relief. >> it's going to get chilly compared to where we've been. it's a week and a half of back-to-back days. a week and a half. now tomorrow we'll be in the 70s. pat is nudging jim right now. stop it. take a look at the forecast for the evening hours. temperature coming down. 70 degree by 11:00 p.m. still a little wind left hanging on. hey, not bad, right? the clouds will quickly continue to move out. there's the weather front. wake-up forecast between 51 and 58 degree everybody on one now. one. ah! that's refreshing. sun's up tomorrow. 5:58. earlier and earlier. and it's a green light as far as the school day forecast goes. the bus stop it's a nice wait. at recess the kid ss should ask for extended time. temperatures nice still sunshine and a little wind left hanging on then for thursday, still nice conditions. there we are early in the morning and by afternoon, still sunshine maybe a few high clouds drifting through but still thursday, high pressure will be with us. by th

we did a deal with putnam and penguin. we had about 20,000 words. the characters. you envision this as a larger series, six books. do five: the plan is to or six. i thought of it as tv you can read. i think tv is such a special place right now. version ofthe characters. i think this book hopefully reads with the same pace. scarlet: why not go with hollywood? michelle: we are, but as an artist, it is fun for me to adapt it to different forms. start as a serial, moved to the book, and then get to television. each has different nuances. scarlet: i picked this book up yesterday on my commute home, and finished it at around 10:30 p.m. it was addictive. still ahead, a major roadblock for tesla. texas is giving tesla the boot. ♪ scarlet: it is noon in san francisco, 3 p.m. in new york. afterany exploring a sale it was approached by sigma. alix: an face of scandal. tterbladder wins -- sepp bla wins the election as head of fifa. scarlet: former house speaker dennis hester indicted. the targets he dodged in banking law. hastert indicted. i am scarlet fu, here

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