finally the big moment, the first penguin plunge into the new pool.r the whole colony arrived, and the tape on the glass helped them learn it was a solid service so they would not try to swim into it. so far so good. the tank is 25,000 gallons, and there are 20 penguins living here now and they can swim right up to the visitors. remember howard? he's a year and a half old now. >> howard has a girlfriend. >> that's howard, in front, with his first girlfriend. penguins mate for life but they usually shop around first. >> there's always social drama going on in here. it's so funny. >> go howard. ten years later the penguin breeding program is going strong and the academy is part of a species survival program that includes 50 >>> tonight here's a call from accuweather. likely still that chance exists in the north bay to see drizzle in the overnight hours, and 57 in san mateo, and san jose dropping to 58 degrees. tomorrow, temperatures wise very similar to where we were today. 60s and 70s across the area. got about 71 in oakland, and 69 in san francisco. 7

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

translation: when i found the penguins, one had wire wrapped around its foot.ing and i don't have time to be watching them, so i called the local police. the officers collected the two rather disorientated—looking birds, who locals nicknamed cabo and kowalski, after cartoon penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. chimbote is on the coast, just by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and a bit of tlc. they're now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wildlife service, before being released back into the wild. lebo diseko, bbc news. today we are focusing on a story which is the lead on the bbc business page. half a billion stolen in banking scams. that isjust in the first six months of this year. this is a huge issue for the banking sector in the uk, because in most cases the banks to reimburse those who have been found victim. there is so who h

translation: when i found the penguins, one had wire wrapped around its foot.ren't eating anything and i don't have time to be watching them, so i called the local police. the officers collected the two rather disorientated—looking birds, who locals nicknamed after cartoon penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. chimbote is on the coast, just by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and a bit of tlc. they're now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wildlife service, before being released back into the wild. lebo diseko, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex showed off their sporting skills when they took part in netball exercises at loughborough university. prince harry and meghan markle joined british tennis star laura robson, athlete paula radcliffe, and met with apprentice coaches ahead of the coach core awards. the scheme gives sports c

translation: when i found the penguins one had wire around its foot.h them, so i called the police. the officers collected the birds, who locals nicknamed after khartoum penguins in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. it is on the coast by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and some tlc. they are now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wild rice service —— wildlife service. they will then be returned to the wild. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good afternoon. lovely autumn sunshine across the bulk of england and wales. a cold start. blue skies for the most part. a different story for the most part. a different story for scotland and northern ireland. cloud big of four eyed bricks of rain and drizzle. a conveyor belt of cloud stretching across the atlantic is making its way towards scotland and northern ireland.

and penguin was acquitted.ts such a key moment in our recent history, you know, the chatterley trial was such a moment at the opening of the 1960s, one of the great first moments for the permissive society. the book sold 200,000 copies on its first day of publication, and 2 million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. beyond 100 days coming up injust a moment. but now look at the weather the day got off to a pretty cool start but as far as the days are concerned, things have been warming up. temperatures up to around 23 degrees. parts of eastern scotland and northern ireland saw sunny skies and northern

today, the penguins were introduced to the public.ndlers said they're native to south america. >> they just pop into the water. the water is around 60 degrees. when it's a nice, balmy day, they'll stay on deck and just get the rays of the sunshine. >> this is the sixth year that penguin chicks haveaquarium. the public is getting a chance to help name those, they just help to donate $100 for the privilege. >>> much more ahead on "abc7 news" at 6:00. governor brown is on a ferry on san francisco bay right now. this is a live look. sit a beautiful night out. why he's on the bay helping to change california's environment. >>> spencer christian is tracking hurricane florence, which is now pounding parts of north carolina. the late change in its track that could mean even more rain. >>> kavanaugh controversy. the mystery l ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, ma

it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets of this area. seemed to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, even something to eat and a bit of tlc. they are now being looked after by officers from the national forestry and wildlife service, before being released back into the wild. they look like they are enjoying themselves. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. and this is bbc news. hello. for a time this week, temperatures will be on the rise. not just yet. it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clearer skies. meanwhile, this stream of cloud in the atlantic continuing to extend across parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little c

little yasmin and her homey peeka choo are hanging out with the penguins., wait, hold on, i can get you. okay, down, down, around. okay, wait. >> these are some of my favorite videos. i love watching these animals interact with people that go hang out with them at the aquarium. >> yasmin and her mom are stationed in germany. she says their entire family is stationed there. but they're visiting this aquarium in spain. apparently yasmin has been facing some rough times with kids at school and she was hoping that this video would go viral because other folks started to take their own out and record as well because it's super cute watching her interact with this penguin. well, in addition to other people love it, now it's on "right this minute" this minute. thanks for sending that to us. >>> that's all for now. we'll see you next time on another brand-new episode of rtm. - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for grown american superfood. brought to you by by trusted therabotanics. (optimistic music) wanna supercharge your body and live a longer, hea

they come to our penguin island, which is the largest outdoor penguin exhibit in the u.s. here, we are welcoming waddles, foster, and sylvia to their new exhibit. they were named by members and donors, and i thank commissioner anderson for supporting and attending the event. it was a lot of fun for our members and a great day. we have over 25,000 members of the zoo, and we asked them to name our juvenile mandrill, and he was named pride in african. i told joe this is his offspring. >> similar hair. >> adorable. >> conservation at the zoo, but conservation off grounds. we are highlighting three local species in crisis, frogs, turtles, and here, the san francisco damsel fly. we've named her dahlia, after the name sake of the san francisco zoo. the importance of the damsel fly and they actually eat mosquito larvae, and actually a beautiful insect, as well. so come see them at the zoo. we are conservation organization. we are starting to put in these refill station, six in total, with a hope that we, too, will eliminate single use plastic bottles at the san francisco zoo. righ

on display, this taxidermist penguin. no one had ever before seen a penguin. what an amazing world was dawning upon the people. if this self-portrait is the painting that best exemplifies the enlightenment, this is the individual who best embodies the enlightenment. benjamin franklin. he was in many respects a self-made man. the 15th of 16 children, born to a boston candlemaker. he chafed under his brother's authority. he went briefly to new york. arrived in philadelphia. he owned a print shop and a printing press. he became the publisher of poor richard's almanac, which was full of useful advice and witty jokes. benjamin franklin is a man who refused to accept the status quo. for centuries, people had been wandering in urban settings through the excrement of horses. and franklin thought, we need not accept this, so he pioneered the the invention of sidewalks. he understood. one of the great factors of this enlightenment is the proliferation of printed sources. yet books were expensive. thought, wo\uldn't it be wonderful

this tax is termed penguin, nobody in philadelphia had before seeing a penguin. what an amazing world! it was dawning upon the people in 18th-century british north america. it is this self-portrait, it's the painting that is exemplified in the enlightenment. this is the individual that embodies the enlightenment in america. of course, i am referring to benjamin franklin. benjamin franklin was in many respects a self-made man. he was the 50th -- 15th of 16 children born to a boston candle maker. he was an apprentice to his older brother at a young age. he chafed under his brothers authority. he stole away his freedom and went briefly to new york and arrived in philadelphia, quickly advanced within society. he owned a print shop and a printing press. he became the publisher of the port richards almanac which is full of all sorts of useful advice and witty jokes. benjamin franklin was a man who refused to accept the status quo. he was a great inventor. for centuries, people had been wandering in urban settings through the excrement of horses . ben franklin thought,

when i found the penguins, and taken in by people nearby.ot have time to watch them, so i called the local police. the officers collected the two rather disorientated looking birds, named after comp to the mac cartoon characters. it's not the first time bertha been found on the streets, just by the pacific ocean. but these pa rents just by the pacific ocean. but these parents served but these pair have certainly, they're not being looked after by officers of the forest and wildlife service before being released back into the wild. now it's time for a look at the weather one day on the calendar but does not very different days of weather, this was hastings, a little earlier on but that was the scene for the weather watcher earlier today. outbreaks of rain. wendy is well, through tonight, part about west england north wells but particularly scotla nd england north wells but particularly scotland will keep cloud and parts of rain, but he stay mild, double digit temperatures, chilly night, but maybe not as strong as last night, and the soppy sti

now is a tale of two travelers who looked a bit out of place and very far from home to humboldt penguins were discovered wandering around a remote rural area in peru the birds of the names kabo and co all ski what else after cartoon characters in the film madagascar this species lives mainly on the pacific coast of chile but it is unclear where this pair came from they've been handed over to wildlife authorities for proper care. this is deja vu news live from berlin don't forget you can always get more on these and other stories or a website that's good of you dot com for now though for me brian thomas and the entire team thanks so much for joining us terry martin will be with you at the top of the. story that people who rolled over information they provide the opinions they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us.

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the penguins tweeted and he fired back with this. >> sleep with one eye open tonight, bird. >> bet you he probably got booed. >> philly, they are so special fans. i'm just gng to p it that way. >> he looks like a creature that would come out from your closet or under youred and get you while you're hesleeping. >> no slap shot. >> i worked in philly for five years. i'm so curious about what's going on in the news over there about gritty. we'll have to see. this morning weave rain around the area again and areas of fog. be careful driving. weather alert tomorrow because we have evening thunderstorms. some of which could be severe but as we head into thed, weeken we have a nice dry weekend in the forecast. here's a look at theda more rain around this morning than yesterday. scattered showers across the whole area with light rain falling around the beltway and the district. re heavier pockets. the yellows and oranges near woodbridge, quantico and off to the west of fredericksburg right now but we're still stuck in a very unsettled weather tttern. ha umbrella today. scattered showers the fi

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and penguin was acquitted.f the great first moments for the permissive society. the book sold 200,000 copies on its first day of publication, and two million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. it's a spectacular stained glass window, designed by david hockney, one of the world s leading artists and it has just been unveiled at westminster abbey. the window was commissioned to celebrate the queen s reign. here's our arts editor will gompertz. these are the centuries—old stained—glass windows of westminster abbey, depicting biblical stories and characters. alongside which, as from today, is this... a new

put on this taxidermist penguin. seen ahad ever before .enguin self-portrait is the painting that best exemplifies the enlightenment, this is the embodies theo best enlightenment. benjamin franklin. brother'sunder his authority. he went briefly to new york. he quickly advanced in society. a print shop and a printing pass. he became the publisher of poor wasard's almanac, which full of useful advice and witty jokes. benjamin franklin is a man who refuses to risk it -- to accept the status quo. centuries, people had been wandering in urban settings through the excrement of horses. and franklin thought, we need he pioneeredis, so the relevant -- the invention of sidewalks. understood. he thought would never be hederful if people could -- thought, wouldn't it be wonderful people could pool , which wouldes allow them to check out a book, out it, return it, check books. fire was a terrible threat. and yet, benjamin franklin was privateestablish a firefighting company. benjamin franklin helped to establish a school that wil

and penguin was acquitted.f the great first moments for the permissive society. the book sold 200,000 copies on its first day of publication, and 2 million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles with the forecast. a bit ofa a bit of a north—south split going on with our weather at the moment. the best of the fine dry weather to the south. clear blue skies by day, temperatures rising. 23 celsius in parts of north lincolnshire. the further north and west you go, the more likely you are to run into cloud and rain. we have got a weather front straight across far

. >> the pittsrgh penguins tweeted "lol okay." >> whatever. >> and, yeah, what is a gritty? >> hide the kids. >> hide the kids. that's a i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for thu.s. senate, unaffiliated with any party, because they're playing partisan games and gettining done, and it's crippling america. i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringing people together, anfinding common ground, and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, and i approve this message. let's finally put people over politics. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mandy moore, john david wasn,

the killer whales eat everything in the sea, from penguins and seals, to even other species of whale, every marine animal, so each contaminated meal is another dose of these chemicals. they're also transmitted from mother to calf — pollution passed from generation to generation. but while this study forecasts a bleak future for many killer whale populations, scientists hope it will also provide a catalyst to clean up this chemical legacy, ensuring that populations that escaped it will continue to thrive. victoria gill, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. you are watching this all are watching the news they! -- news days. —— newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. tesla shares nose—dive, as the sec announces that it will sue elon musk. we have more on that on asia business report. lets remind our viewers of our top story. president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, describing his process as a national disgrace, while giving testimony before a us senate committee. doctor ford also giving her testimony. we have much more on

the killer whales eat everything in the sea, from penguins, to seals, to even other species of whale.ronment, they're in every marine animal, so each contaminated meal is another dose of these chemicals. they're also transmitted from mother to calf — pollution passed from generation to generation. but while this study forecasts a bleak future for many killer whale populations, scientists hope it will also provide a catalyst to clean up this chemical legacy, ensuring that populations that escaped it will continue to thrive. victoria gill, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the creator of postman pat, john cunliffe, who's died at the age of 85. the popular children's tv programme, which began in the early eighties, was sold to more than 50 countries around the world. tim allman has more. # postman pat, postman pat. # postman pat and his black and white cat... # early in the morning... whimsical, nostalgic heartwarming. postman pat and his black and white cat — a television favourite for generations of children. in the fictional town of greendale, everyone was your friend, and every ne

the killer whales eat everything in the sea, from penguins and seals, to even other species of whale,e animal, so each contaminated meal is another dose of these chemicals. they're also transmitted from mother to calf — pollution passed from generation to generation. victoria gill, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the creator of ‘postman pat', john cunliffe, who's died at the age of 85. the popular children's television programme, which began in the early eighties, was sold to more than 50 countries around the world. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. postman pat, postman pat, postman pat and his black and white cat. whimsical, gestalt check on a heartwarming. postman pat and his black and white cat. —— postman pat. a television favourite for generations of children. in the fictional town of broomdale, eve ryo ne fictional town of broomdale, everyone in town was your friend and everyone in town was your friend and every day was and adventure. it was inspired by a cricket bat and home in the lake district. a postman who travels around and meet a lot of people, a friendly character and

tale of two travelers who looked a bit out of place apparently very very far from home to humboldt penguins were discovered wandering around a remote rural area in peru the butts of kabul and kowalski after katun characters in the film madagascar the species lives mainly on the pacific coast of chile but it's unclear whether this path where this path came from if been handed over to wildlife authorities for proper care. it was we'll have more news at the top of the alpha now we leave you with these lovely pictures from taiwan showing lanterns being released at a village festival marking the start of also quite. cold. culture shock are just one big party. detail here importers from zambia colombia and hong kong hit october first for the first time. i took a look at some live very important book people from zambia music. i'm looking forward. to. next door. to come. tension in our own beacon this season and on fire. after downing mentioned above made their best ever start to a wonderfully good season. and a fiery display from liberalism is rewarded as they edge minds to record their first poin

comcast needs to look to new markets and for sky, a similar example to use is what was done with penguin stake in a business, even though you know it might not be the future of media, you can take those safe revenues and reinvest the capital into riskier digital ventures which ultimately will be the future of your business. given how much has happened so far, some a nalysts a re how much has happened so far, some analysts are suggesting sky is overpriced. could it be the curse of the winner. that is an interesting point. with this rare auction process , point. with this rare auction process, i believe it is only the fifth time it has happened since it was brought in in 2002 and the last one was in 2008 so there has been a long break of seeing it. as was referenced, with an auction them while you want to do right by your shareholders and get a fair price, the competitive element forces you into potentially overpaying. so what next? what is your prediction?” don't know if i am in the business of predictions! this is the future of predictions! this is the future of media and we don't know w

translation: when i found the penguins one had wire wrapped around its foot.ted the two rather disoriented birds. they were named after cartoon characters in the film madagascar. it is not the first time penguins of this kind have been found on the streets in this area. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and a bit of tlc. they are now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wildlife ‘s service before being released back into the wild. now the weather. we started off on a chilly note this morning. temperatures close to it is not below freezing in some spots. we started off with some sunshine in england and wales at least. still quite sunny out there in leicestershire. the same for much of england and wales. further north and west, however, look at that white, that cloud, which is also bringing some outbreaks of rain. that rain across scotland will continue through the afternoon. turning heavy and places across western scotland. england and wales

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and one of the funniest writers and has more citations in the penguin dictionary of humorous quotations than any other living writer. but what people often miss is what a good reporter and insightful analyst he is. this is a very funny but also a perceptive analysis of politics in a modern democracy. then a whole year of econ at most colleges you will learn so i recommend to those books as a christmas gift. and now he has taken his study with the in-depth reading of adam smith and then to produce his latest book he explains money and banking assets and liabilities so maybe you don't need to be here. it is a pleasure to introduce the research institute fellow , t 16. [applause] >> thank you. i am here today to talk about the root of libertarianism which of course money is the root that is why cato has you here today but even aside from those contributions money is the root of libertarianism. with the property and property has value but public property your car and public transportation and property has value because it is private. private property is the root of libertarianism. first and

we call them penguin.♪ ♪ >> anthony: when tangier was interzone, back in the day, it seemed to some, i'm sure, as if 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 within 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 long-time 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. g.p. de richmont, a frenchman who has his hands in a lot of businesses, including a café in the kasbah. years living in tangier, unknown. bianca hamri, an american. she's been here forever, led many lives, i gather, and occasionally translates books from maghribi to english. and the dashing and mysterious baron de coqueiros gondareus, an artist from chile who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hast

and if you count the penguins in the bronx zoo, that includes antarctica. >> anthony: the wellspringonx. jamaicans began arriving here back in the '50s and still today jamaican food,jamaican culture, the music, is all over. sundial international headquarters, makers of traditional tonics and herbal remedies -- a bronx institution since the '70s. >> baba: this is -- this is one of the ingredients. this is the mahogany bark. this one is used for any type of bodily weaknesses. >> anthony: baba rashan abdul hakim, or pops baba as he's called, a grass roots bush doctor, healer. he uses recipes passed down from mothers and aunties, blends of roots, spices herbs, barks, and woods. >> baba: you take the wood root in the morning and a bitter that night. i don't care what is wrong with you, you're going to show improvement. >> anthony: whatever ails, he's got a cure. wood root cure for the blood, the body, the nerves. koromantee, an intestinal cleanser, and traditional african manback. helps you get your manhood back, among other things. >> baba: it was about 1956 when i came to america. so i

he has more citations in the penguin dictionary of humorous quotations than any other living writer. but what people often miss when they talk about his humor is what a good reporter and what an insightful analyst he is. parliament of whores is a very funny book, but it's also a very perceptive analysis of politics in a modern democracy. and if you read "eat the rich," you will learn more about how countries get rich and why they don't than in a whole year of econ at most colleges. and that's why i recommend those two books as christmas gifts. give your friends and family a very inexpensive postgraduate course in political science and economics. and now he has taken his careful study and in-depth redding of adam -- reading of adam smith for one of his books and as editor of a financial magazine and produced his latest book, "none of my business." p.j. explains money, banking, debt, equity, assets, liabilities and why he's not rich and neither are you. though, of course, some of you may be rich, and so maybe you don't need to be here. [laughter] it is a pleasure to introduce the h.l.

guys, wait until you see this penguin, change sweaters, hey, guys, this giraffe's really sticking his jimmy: did you determine in that time on that show what ises the world's fun nest animal? >> world east funniest animal? any time a chimpanzee is smoking a cigarette or has been administered peanut butter so it goes like that and we make it look like it's talking. in a tuckxetucksxetucksxetucks >> jimmy: a chimpanzee will suspensionly throw their feces at people who are watching them and that's always funny too. >> you can't lose. you really can't lose. i mean, poop is the funniest thing. can you imagine this? i feel like they're trying to do comedy and sometimes they're running out of jokes and they get desperate. they go, i have nothing, poop! i've been known to do that a couple times myself. >> jimmy: you got married over the summer, congratulations. >> i did. thank you very much. yes. i love you, sweetheart. >> jimmy: how long were you engaged? was this a long period? >> not a terribly long engagement, about six-month engagement. my wife's a director and a producer so it was like

penguins.whether it is a reptile or a bird or mammal, this return to the water happen many times in the history of life on earth in different place and probably for different reasons and in different ways. because of that spread across the tree of life, talking about birds, birds, reptiles, mammals, different origin, they are are all distantly related to each other. they happen in different ways. some of them have achieved convergent conclusion. one of my favorite has to do with whales. i mentioned this in the book. the deepest diving whale on record dive nearly three hours on a single breath to a depth of over 9000 feet. imagine you want to go out to lunch and you hold one breath for nearly three hours and you are running. 9000 feet to go find your food and then come back to the surface, but you do this several times a day. no big deal if you are a whale. big deal if your mammal used to lamp like us. it turns out that feels, diving seals have the exact same adaptation to deal with the challeng

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so of course he has the self awareness of a penguin. >> wow.d attorney general jeff sessions mentally retarded. but he claims he doesn't talk like that. but as you know, there is a tape for everything. check it out. >> yes. >> i was criticized in one magazine where the writer >> i was criticized in one magazine. why isn't donald trump putting up more money. and it's supposed to be because i'm smart. >> i have a golf pro who's mentally retarded. he's like not a smart guy. >> so we've heard him twice on two different occasions. what's it like that he said that about sessions? >> well, we could be certain for the system reason that i think you and i both remember that saying people are retarded, you're ta tard, that was common from a male person from 1965 to 1985. i remember that. that was the way people talked. it sure as heck is the way he talked since he likes to put people down and trump never changes. he never does anything to expand beyond where he is. we can know that. that's the rule about him, like physics. so why would he stop saying som

who know she's an avid reader, she's also a brand-new publisher launched sjp in partnership with penguin random house. its first title, "a place for us" by fatima farheen mirza landed straight on "the new york times" best seller list. mirza takes us inside a muslim-american family as they struggle against expectancies of culture, had only, religious and marriage in post-9/11 america. a police for "a police for us" our times. sarah jessica parker and fatima farheen mirza joined me in new york for our own private book club meeting. >> fatima, you started to write this when you were 17 or 18? >> 18. >> you're now 27. so it took nearly a decade, not quite. when you start to write it, it proceeded the current hyperpartisan feeling about foreigners, about immigrants, about refugees and all the rest of it what was it that made you want to write this book? >> it's funny you bring up that because that's something i'm revealed about that i began it before all of this, which allowed me to approach this family. my goal when approaching them was i knew the labels the world might assign on them, and t

so of course he has the self awareness of a penguin. >> wow.he called attorney general jeff sessions mentally retarded. but he claims he doesn't talk like that. but as you know, there is a tape for everything. check it out. >> yes. >> i was criticized in one magazine where the writer was retarded he said donald trump put up $7 million. they put up $193 million. and 5050 partners. why isn't donald trump putting up more money? >> i have a golf pro. it's really not a smart guy. >> we heard him on two occasions. what's the leaklihood he said that agent sessions? >> we can be certain. both team are saying -- you're redarded, you're i remember that. that was the way people talked. it sure as heck is the way he talked since he likes to put people down. and here's the thing. trump never changes. he never does anything to expand beyond where he is. we can know that. that's the rule about him, like physics. so why would he stop saying something that you know sure as shooting that he was saying all the time before and here we have the tapes so we can be s

gay penguins kidnap chick from straight parents azodenmark [ light laughterap ause ] ♪ roses are red. the teen who ashton kutcher hit with a c is fine and said it turned out to be a really cool expeence. ♪ in lighter news [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: finally, i heard thats kanye westecently spotted wearing a "make america great again" hat and a colin kaepernick sweat [ laughter ] and yet somehow it'st till the lenfusing thing kanye has ever done. [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the rts! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. his game show, "child support", retuxt week on abc. the always hilarious ricky gervaiis here tonight. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love ricky gervais. guys, he is perforng at the global citizens festival this week in new york city. shawn mendes is hereht. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're goinitto catch uphim. he's going to perform a song from his new self-titled album. pl shawn and i are going head-to-head in a brand-new musical game w

so i lost on that site again with penguin. trying to capture the spirit of the original article and the dysfunctional psychiatrist office. we didn't have negative advice. we want to say what's going on campus currently and does it seem we're teaching a generation of bad intellectual habit. in the book we talk about these deliberate untruths. ideas that are really bad but modern psychology can tell you a really bad with eastern and western philosophy. the three great untruths or talk about what doesn't kill you makes you weaker, always trust your feelings. your feelings are always right. in the world is divided into good people and evil people. and even the middle one sounds kind of saddam have come in the middle one sounds kind of nice. go with your heart. the whole thing is actually talk back to your heart sometimes. sometimes your heart doesn't know what it's talking about. so we begin the story as a way of trying to analyze all of these strange trend we see on campuses by talking about them in the realm of the great untruth

changes in vegetation, changes to one of the consent of climate change, penguin colonies, they thrivehich has been driven to colder temperatures by climate change. these ancient forests they call them, tiny plants but they are really the only plants that survive in the frozen desert, they are the old forests of antarctica and they are finally succumbing to the effects of climate change. quickly, what do they do in the months when we cannot see them? do they live very low? yes, exactly that. they sit dormant under the ice that doesn't kill them. they can be dormant for a very long greater time, for whole that antarctic year. it goes to show that they have adapted to this incredible lifecycle where they only get a growth spurt ofjust six weeks of the sunshine and sit in these icy pools, but they can't cope with the speed at which we are changing the climate. now for something you don't see everyday. a whale in the river thames, just outside london. it's thought to be a beluga whale. they are normally found in the high arctic. it was spotted in the thames' estuary biv near gravesend estu

, there is a great current that goes around antarctica it'll be picked up by that and if you're a penguinrs' time or certainly fragments of it as it comes sailing by. for more stories by number at comes sailing by. for more stories by numberat our comes sailing by. for more stories by number at our website. this is one of the most—read stories on bbc turkish at the moment. it's about how the turkish lira's drop in value is affecting the supply of medicine in turkey. we've talked before on outside source about how the lira has lost almost half of its value against the us dollar over the last year. now bbc turkish has been told that although there are adequate stock of medicine at the moment "as of september 15, the depots will be empty" as a direct effect of that. this is oheekuh altuntash's story, here she is to explain. in turkey the high—end medicines, they‘ re mostly imported there and manufactured abroad. now, turkey's drug sector is mostly regulated by the government and the government every year sets a rate and this is like a turkish lira rate. this was this year, set well below the

sea otters, sea cows, sea turtles, penguins, so whether it's a reptile, bird or mammal, this return to the water has happened many times in the history of life on her in different places and probably for different reasons in different ways. because of the spread, were talking about birds, reptiles and mammals, different origins, their old distantly related but, some have achieved convergent solutions. one of my favorite examples has to do with whales. the deepest diving whale on record dives nearly three hours on a single breath to a depth of 9000 feet. imagine you want to go out for lunch and you hold one breath for nearly three hours and you are running and then you come back to the surface but you do it several times a day. no big deal if you're a whale. it turns out that deep diving seals have the same adaptations to deal with the challenges of diving to those depths. there's adaptations and their circulatory system. wilson seals separated by 100 million years of evolutionary history evolve the same deep diving adaptations. that's a great look at how it evolves over time. we want t

the pittsburgh penguins got into the fun saying, lal.gh, with this caption, good night, internet. they were on to something there. it's unclear what gritty is supposed to be. but he's going to keep people talking. >> he looks like he's a monster, right? >> i decided he is going to catch on. >>> you have "pop start"? >> i do. we can't get rid of "a star is born," playing with the ground right now. we get to hear a ballad titled, "is that all right." let's listen. ♪ i want you to look right in my eyes ♪ ♪ to mel me you love me to be by my side. ♪ i want you at the end of my life ♪ ♪ i want to fall with grace and see your face at the moment i go ♪ >> i want to take another look at you. >> reporter: sometim >> sometimes you just know, right? you see a trailer or a teaser. >> it is it. >> "a star is born" the soundtrack supposed to be out october 5th. >>> last night, tiffany hernandez was a have a great day, everyone.best. they explained you have to be careful about what you say around will. >> you probably know this. if you say randomly, i h

and penguin was acquitted.cation, and 2 million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c. some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. much more news coming at the top of the hour, but now the weather forecast with mel coles. we are seeing big variations in our temperatures at the moment, by night under clear skies, those temperatures are plummeting, but as we head through the day, the sunshine starts to work its magic, those temperatures rise and it feels quite summary actually. but not everywhere, more cloud with outbreaks of rain and it is quite windy, particularly through north—western part of scotland, and thatis north—western part of scotland, and