kind of back to the ocean will be nice penguins bats they're facing the exchange. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along doesn't that look like a grown man's well here's a question for you how do you get 43 african leaders to leave the continent for 2 days well that's one russia's right and recruited can answer because that's exactly what he's done the 1st of a russia africa summit is underway in the russian resort town of sochi and the attendance is remarkable. in this picture alone you see the president's off malawi egypt and saw the africa now the russians are said to be looking for money and friends also known as trade and allies and in this have pointed to an apparent vacuum with the u.s. and donald trump having been created from the continent. for more on the summit i'm joined by dr colby mensa he is an african political strategist based at the university of gun and he joins me now from across welcome to you dr mensa the attendance to this summit has been remarkable what do you make of that thank you and thanks for having

only penguin species native to after. i brian thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting today in brussels to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented situation for the alliance turkey a nato member is now working closely with the alliance is the main rival russia their joint forces are patrolling the so-called safe zone where turkey wants to resettle in syrian refugees. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato however has been reluctant to criticize the so efforts of their allies in brussels general secretary voiced concern and called for international effort there war has been there for years we have seen hundreds of thousands of people being kille

penguins living along the southern coastline off namibia and south africa correspondent age increase visited an organization in cape town that's trying to put a stop to the alarming decline off these penguin colonies. one last chance to relax together before things starts to get uncomfortable. an appointment with dr roberts is not something these penguins seem to be looking forward to so at the moment putting doing is we're just taking the penguins and making sure that they're all ready for release so we each one has his own can cause this is medical records this one he had known as well so he was 70 percent oil and he was emaciated he was really underweight the conservationists take in sea birds in peril and try to prepare them to be released back into the wilds thousands of injured animals come here every year some will stay here forever as they would not so wife in their nature will have details. but these birds might not be here in the long term. they are in danger of extinction it's quite possible that one can go extinct in the future and we've had dramatic declines in 10 number

plus the world's penguin populations are in decline we'll take a look at efforts to save the only penguin species native to africa. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us nato defense ministers are gathering in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it's an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey a nato member is closely collaborating in syria with russia and nato outsider that sees the alliance as a threat turkish and russian troops are now jointly patrolling a so-called safe zone in northern. syria where turkey wants to resettle its syrian refugees. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato ever has been reluctant to criticize this so efforts of their allies in brussels general secretary voiced concern and called for intern

with penguin populations in the client some of the people working to save the one penguin species needs to africa. but 1st are we edging closer to the era of super fast quantum computing well according to google the answer is yes the internet giant says it has designed a machine that needs just 200 seconds to solve a problem that would take traditional supercomputers thousands of years to crack researchers say that when just a few years quantum computing could revolutionize fields like artificial intelligence. it may not loop like much more than a maze of interconnected wires chips and cooling rods but scientists here at google's lab in california see this is in fact a leap into the future this quantum computer called sycamore performed a task in seconds that even the most advanced computers would need centuries to complete quantum computing gives us a chance to not only i've seen many practical use cases and helped make the world better in a way that we cannot do just with classical computers alone but it also allows us to help understand the universe in a deeper way closer to the way

and africa's penguins making a splash or at least trying to we will look at efforts to save the dangers peace. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it's an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey. a nato member is closely collaborating in syria with russia and nato adversary that sees the alliance as a threat well here's a look at the key issues that play in a region that until recently was in the hands of the kurds. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato ever has been reluctant to criticize the so efforts of their allies. in brussels general secretary voiced concern and called for international effort the war has been there for years we have seen the hundreds

this is a fiordland penguin, albeit no ordinary fiordland penguin. reasons known only to itself, the penguin struck out alone, swimming across the tasman sea until it was discovered at kennett river, rescued by the marine response unit at melbourne zoo. when it was found, the bird was struggling and underweight and had to be slowly nursed back to health. experts are uncertain as to why it travelled so far, but this type of penguin is known to forage for food over long distances. once it was back on its feet and in full health, the penguin was taken to a nearby beach and returned to the wild. the hope is it will find its way back home and then be able to breed. it is a tough life out there in the ocean said the zoo‘s head of veterinary services. but this is one tough penguin. tim allman, bbc news. for sure. a single ticket holder has become the uk‘s biggest ever euromillions jackpot winner tonight. no details of the winner, who‘ll take home £170 million, have been released. we can alldream. we can all dream. thank you for watching. hello there. it was

this is a fiordland penguin, albeit no ordinary fiordland penguin.o breed along the south—west coast of the country's south island. for reasons known only to itself, the penguin struck out alone, swimming across the tasman sea until it was discovered at kennett river, rescued by the marine response unit at melbourne zoo. when it was found, the bird was struggling and underweight and had to be slowly nursed back to health. experts are uncertain as to why it travelled so far, but this type of penguin is known to forage for food over long distances. once it was back on its feet and in full health, the penguin was taken to a nearby beach and returned to the wild. the hope is it will find its way back home and then be able to breed. it is a tough life out there in the ocean said the zoo's head of veterinary services. but this is one tough penguin. tim allman, bbc news. a tough penguin with amazing swim and capabilities. in business briefing, we will focus on the cost of looking after elderly relatives oi’ of looking after elderly relatives ora of looking

least penguins 1st have to spend time in a small box but only briefly until they have fully recovered and are ready to return to the world so. in simon's town one of the few remaining pinguin colonies they are released. oh. i. i i. it went really well it was really nice to go out so quickly they didn't get confused the crowd was very polite and not too noisy so that didn't scare the penguins and they were they went straight out in the direction they should have gone and already we can see them i think there's one head sticking out over there so now the threats that they face of the same. all the other wild penguins i believe think about the impacts of what they're doing and how they can affect not anything wins but all of the sea life and other wildlife that song is in danger from human interaction but still the message seems to have got through to the hundreds of people in the crowd over here we have a lot of folk musicians who are trying to save the oceans and animals in and obviously the pingers were being rehabilitated and then put back in but there's a lot more we can do is you m

penguins charlie, pringle and degroot have come to london.she wanted to meet a pink one, and today she got her wish. —— penguin. wanted to meet a pink one, and today she got her wish. -- penguin. we have a wish tree, so we ask most residents to make a wish and as a full spectrum of which is like a particular cake to something slightly more exotic, i like to meet a penguin. it was notjust joyce who was happy to see these playful birds. they are fantastic, really gentle. i thought they were going oh, but there's nothing like it. as close of ever been to a live one. brilliant. sat on my knee and i stroked it, it was so beautiful. it was so nice we could touch them, my daughter won‘t believe it happened, i told her i had a penguin on my knee. it makes everyone's day when we broke up with a penguin in the back of the van, most ring cats and dogs and we show with pink ones. it's a fantastic day and you can see it on the faces of everyone. there will look after because you have to make sure they're in perfect health so we could bring them out to thi

as you will know, one third of the world's emperor penguins are british!mr speaker, protecting those penguins. and i thank him for it. order! just before we proceed with the numberof just before we proceed with the number of statements that need to be made, i would like to like the prime ministerand made, i would like to like the prime minister and colleagues for their ca rd minister and colleagues for their card and generous personal remarks which are greatly appreciated. i wa nt which are greatly appreciated. i want to thank staff of mine past and present who have given of their time to be here today for the last prime minister's questions that i chair. all of them are people who have worked with me for a significant period of time. we have had fantastic relations are data graphic bond and i usually appreciate the fa ct bond and i usually appreciate the fact that they have bothered to turn up fact that they have bothered to turn up on this occasion. —— i usually appreciate. i would like to thank my wife and our three children for the support, stoicism an

not so much like a penguin. you were working like a penguin.k. and less like a penguin. was it the penguin that reminded you? —— i can mall walk. was it the penguin that reminded you? -- i can mall walk. less modelling. are you going to need an abacus to work out what scotland need to do to get through to the next phase of the rugby world cup? they need the bonus points, they desperately need to win. you need an abacus. it could come down to it. everyone is totting up their points. it is very simple for scotland against russia, they must win later. asa against russia, they must win later. as a day for the home nations. wales can qualify for the quarter—finals if they beat fiji. meanwhile, scotland face russia in a game they can't afford to lose. it's all smiles now, but that could change very quickly. their head coach knows they must win to stand any chance of making the last eight. they will throw everything into this. the last world cup for them in four years. or longer if they don't qualify for the next one. so we are expecting as good a per

the satellites are the size of penguin colonies. the satellites are really powerful and the resolution means automating the process , the resolution means automating the process, and it means machine learning and intelligence to pull out the information we require. these animals were once hunted to the brink of extinction, now their numbers are growing again, but it is a fragile recovery and using technology to monitor this will be key. it's crunch time this weekend at the rugby world cup, as the competition reaches its knock—out quarter final stage. the three surviving home nations are all in action, with england taking on australia tomorrow, followed by ireland facing the favourites new zealand. wales play france on sunday. our sports editor dan roan has been looking at their chances. here in the south ofjapan the pressure is rising. the volcanic town of beppu, famous for its numerous hot springs, is where england have been preparing for a defining moment. earlier they let off steam themselves here in nearby oita, where tomorrow t

and he is punching the joker and fighting the penguin. he is dealing with the catwoman. had the first batman cover and the first robin cover. all those characters that i liked reading about. in the middle of it was this cover. batman and robin seem to be interrupting their adventures to sit on top of a giant bird they are not fighting the penguin. what is this all about? what are they saying here? there are a few planes in the back. batman and robin both have their fingers up in the v for victory sign. they say, keep the american eagle flying, buy war bonds and stamps. that sounds good, keep the american eagle flying, but, what is a war bond and why buy a stamp? all i knew about stamps was the little thing you put on the top of the envelope when you are writing your note to your cousin and your aunt to thank them for giving you wonderful batman books. in the context of the war, and i knew this was from the wartime period, had to find out what was a war bond. why did batman and robin interrupt their adventures? this does not have the joker, does not have the penguin, does

and if you are a penguin fan we have the story of a rather intrepid penguin coming up in a few momentsshe's got coming up in her programme at 10:00am how can eating a burger in this country be related to forest fires in brazil? in a special report we look at how some of britain's biggest fast—food chains, including berger king, mcdonald's, kfc and nando's, are feeding animals soya beans, and a third of those come from brazil where forest fires are being lit to grow them. coming up in sportjust after 9:30am. scotland start strong against russia in the rugby world cup... that game comes as wales get ready to take on fiji in a bid to reach the quarter finals. we'll have the build up to that and much more after 9:30am. now it's time for a look at the weather. today's forecast could be summed up as sun and showers. and with wind quickly blowing showers from west to east. not all of us will catch a shower, but you could hang around with a pleasant enough day in the sunshine. as we head into the evening and overnight some of the showers will fade but some will merge, particularly across south

only one penguin was not well enough to swim to its freedom yet.olunteers say they hope e bird will be able to join the rest of its family on. >>> thank you for watching berkmar coverage of those public safety power shutoffs for you online right now at ktvu.com. it's time to play yuck or yum. withbutter pickle sandwich a twist of jelly. >> it is a very confusing taste. >> food crimes. are you guilty. plus, the dish is always a yum. it tastes as good as homemade. coming up next. ♪ ready for season 11? >> yeah. ♪ [applause]

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their penguins and i thank him for it. >> order. >>. >> we're going to leave the british house of commons as members move on to other business. for more information, go to c-span.org and click on series to view every program we've aired from the british house of commons since october of 1989. and we invite your comments about prime minister's questions via twitter using the #pmqs. >> the house announced it's moving forward on the impeachment process against president trump. watch c-span 3 live today at 3 p.m. eastern as the house rules committee presents a resolution how certain committees will continue their investigation. and thursday morning at 9 a.m. on c-span, the house takes up that resolution, outlining the next step, including how hearings will be conducted and later transferring evidence to the house judiciary committee. follow the impeachment inquiry,

there is a lot of local consumption of wildlife goods we don't know about elephants but you know penguins and other products are hunted and traded and consumed locally and we have to assume the same is true for elephant so these are 3 parts of it is that you need to provide alternate employment for these people. i think you you have to have a you have to have a strategy that addresses different issues you have to address the life you want the issue of you have to raise the awareness but you have to make it unattractive to go coaching if you can get your food elsewhere while for the force the boat. or if you you have to create every on this you have to educate people about to make a different fix this will have in the long run and in the short run and then you have to have really good law enforcement to the right make a difference and therefore you know when you approach you go to drugs and i think the government is really trying to do this but you know it's a huge challenge and i think what's missing at this point is somewhat into a creative comprehensive strategy and that will take a whi

we'll meet a very special penguin who found itself on an unexpected and very long adventure.

yes >> this is -- this is a break -- a penguin breakout a jail break of penguins worst i've ever seeni've ever seen. >> used to have them running off the iceberg. we looked for lemmings, couldn't find a video, went with the penguins and for years on the old "squawk box" we would use them to indicate the worthlessness of analysts in a case where they were reacting to the news itself and no actual help because none of them actually forecasted what might have happened. now -- forecast promiscutitpromi don't know. >> can i go out to dinner in another restaurant besides the longshoreman there is nothing to distinguish these companies. this is the ultimate commodity except for one of them plays with venture capital money and, david, venture capital money is like going against nuclear weapons and your conventional and i -- even though this guy gave up a lot to be able to get all these big cap restaurant chains, this thing is a disaster, david. it is a disaster second day, we have full -- like radiation. second day downgrades. >> yeah. it is an interesting point you raise, though, about all t

a son who's 18 months younger than he now needs a bike too but even though he could just have the penguin because that's still in perfect condition i'd buy him a new one a blue one so i've been sold to items when i really only needed one. of our best mark you could just buy a green bike that's one solution. then we come across this poster the slogan is practice makes perfect the city's construction industry is looking for trainees. it would have been nice if this campaign and aimed for more diversity there's a shortage of skilled workers these days and they could have featured a few women for me it's a job for women too of course it is. more examples of gender stereotyping can be found on the pink stings website. users are invited to send in agree just examples of sexist advertising. sexism when it's a case of discrimination based on gender and when we men constantly convey the message that we aren't capable of looking after our children and when we convey to women they're expected to be sexually available all the time to take care of the household and look after the kids not because they

here we go two male penguins in the berlin zoo have adopted an abandoned egg. >> while two lesbian penguinsndependent book store. [ laughter ] >> seth: fast food chain popeye's recently began selling their first ever chicken sandwich >> "it's too spicy," said white people, about the bun. [ laughter ] >> seth: north carolina recently banned state funding for gay conversion therapy because research has proven you can't turn someone straight. >> but you can turn them gay by showing them women's soccer. [ laughter ] >> seth: jenny, tell me why do lesbians like soccer >> we like anything that lets us keep our hands free. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> seth: oh, oh. okay according to a recent article, d.c. comics is planning to introduce a black batman >> black batman is like regular batman except he only responds to the wu-tang symbol. [ laughter ] >> seth: a microbiologist has found that men's beards contain bacteria similar to those found in fecal matter. >> even worse, they contain men. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey that joke offends me >> why you've never had a beard >> seth: neither hav

we'll meet a very special penguin who found itself on an unexpected

we'll meet a very special penguin who found itself on an unexpected and very long adventure.

i would like to thank the team at penguin random house and hamish hamilton, hermione, sapphire, ameliaking tirelessly behind—the—scenes to give as the careers that we have as writers. i would like to thank my agent and former agent, emma pattison of aitken alexander, and calibre leader sutton of curtis brown. all the people who have supported me with my career over four decades. i would like to thank my friends and family, my mother for giving birth to me, and my wonderful husband david who is here with me and is always with me every step of the way stop i hope i haven't missed anyone. thank you to the judges, of course, phenomenal. one man, for women, it made a difference. two women, it made a difference. two women of colour, that made history. thank you so much to the booker prize for this, and absolute delighted to share it with the legend that is margaret atwood. cheering and applause those are the winners of the 2019 booker prize, bernardine evaristo for her novel girl, woman, other, and market outward for her novel the testaments. we didn't see that coming. what are your reaction

in this image, more than 5,000 male emperor penguins gather together in east antarctica.bison battling through the snow in yellowstone national park won max waugh the prize for best photo in black and white. thomas easterbook, who won the 10 years and under section of the competition, spoke to victoria derbyshire earlier about how he took his prize—winning photograph. the photo i took is of the hummingbird hawk moth which is actually a type of moth which hums because its wings beat at up to 75 beats per second. and it also, is almost indistinguishable —— in—flight is almost indistinguishable from a hummingbird. here it is depicted drinking nectar from a bright pink flower against a green background of grass. how old are you? i am 11 now. how on earth did you manage to take that photo? well, i took a lot of photos and failed in a lot of them, but if you take a lot of photos, by the law of numbers, you are likely to get a good one. yeah, but there is a good photo and then there is an absolutely stunning photo, which is what that is, isn't it? it is really amazing. thank you

these probing the penguins demonstrators have spent the last 6 hours marching through the city of basra not occupying various points south saying along the way that catalonia against fascism free the political prisoners and singing the cattle and that's still on them now the police have hung back their presence has been drastically reduced compared to other nights and the protests have come to a standstill here outside the not so police headquarters in barcelona and that's because they want to express that anger against the national police who they blame for the violence the barcelona has seen over the last few days with those injuries sustained by protesters already being blinded in one eye by rubber bullets you can hear the crowd is still buoyant and this is the 7th day of demonstrations in support of independence but that is another side to the story and we were to peaceful rally for the pro-union this side spaniards who believe passionately in the unity of spain which is if you held by 48 percent of catalonians and both sides tell me they feel like this issue of independence is real

we found antarctic islands where penguin colonies used to thrive that are now almost empty because the sea ice is gone. we've seen the coral bleaching due to warming on australia's great barrier reef. they used to simply produce daily weather forecasts in places like this. now they can also look further into the future. >> so we can't predict individual weather days more than a few days ahead, but we can make predictions of the annual average temperature and the seasonal temperature and rainfall. and we're predicting that a warmer world, changing rainfall patterns and rising sea levels. >> the trend is up? >> yep. >> reporter: and if london is any example the, the way we move around and the way we live our lives will change too. >> mark phillips on smog patrol. "cbs overnight news" will be right back. [upbeat music] no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans

james mattis and his penguin suit this week and the approval of the ruling class.n his public service. selling out america, working for a swamp that boost about shipping american oversee and selling american defense companies to the highest form better. so yes, after this week we can now see the full picture on impeachment. for the democrats, for the ruling class overturning the populace revolution, they must not win. here to discuss all that and more red state editor keira davis, to trump senior economic advisor and heritage foundation steve moore and fox news contributor and the president of woman's voice tammy bruce. >> tammy. >> great monologue and i think this is the bluntness that reminds people about the real agenda that has been going on. we hear about the deep state and the establishment, that is it. it's funny we even heard when it comes to certain ambassadors and others being shocked that trump would actually be leading for impulsive. not listening to or allowing the state department or bureaucrats to do it which is their job, no it's not, their job is t

. >>> the docs and the penguins, matt murray makes the safe. how did he make the safe?lly lodges in his back. it goes in the jersey and right there. in the back of the jersey. i don't think i have ever seen it. you have seen claw arcade games, well this is the human clock. maybe you should try this one. why not? >> what does he have? what is that? >> we don't know if those are snacks or stuffed animals. really very little information is available. the video speaks for itself. it is the human clock. >> look at alex savidge. i could do that. >> all right, that will do it for us. >> we are live at 7 pm on ktvu plus. we'll see later. will you marry me? (ringtone playing) one moment, please. really, you're going to answer that right now? it's leonard. i don't want to be rude. -hello? -oh, hey, where you been? we've been calling you for hours. oh, i'm sorry, my phone was on "airplane" mode. why? because i was on an airplane. hey, put him on speaker. -yeah. -hey, where are you? sheldon: i came to princeton to see amy. it's a funny story, actually. i was having lunch with dr. n

that's a penguin i sponsor.warming, and my car gets, like, seven miles a gallon, so i felt bad. what is pink cheeks? it's intimate waxing. quit looking at that! maybe you should find someone to help you get your finances under control. like a business manager? no, absolutely not. you can't afford to hire someone who'll forbid you from spending your money

wildebeest migration has been monitored as well and the technology is helping to establish the size of penguint the information we require. whales were once hunted to the brink of extinction, now their numbers are growing again, but it is a fragile recovery and using technology to monitor this will be key. it is just approaching a quarter to 8pm. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister tries to rally enough support ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote on his brexit deal. the vote — tomorrow afternoon — is looking extremely close. the government hopes to persuade backbench conservatives — and some labour mps too. masked demonstrators clash with police in barcelona, following protests over the jailing of separatist leaders. now, it's time for newswatch. here's samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. a week of excitement for correspondents in westminster and brussels, but has bbc news done enough to explain what exactly the new deal is? and has coverage of a royal trip to pakistan focused too much on what the duchess of cambridge was wearing and harked back too much

along the way, we'll meet some spectacular animals, like these high fiving penguin pals.t beavers in the world? we might've found them where you'd least expect. and later, the puffy guanaco has to be on high alert at all times because you never know what you'll find in the unpredictable and wild region of patagonia. [music]

. >> jimmy: go on, git puffins. [ laughter ] at first glance, i think you're a penguin.ation i see your colorful beak, and i think you might be a toucan. [ laughter ] here's the thing, i don't have the time to be confused by birds. [ laughter ] so until you figure out what kind of winged beast you are, go on, git, puffin [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> steve: so that was the last straw. okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: go on, git screw-top wine sure, you've made sipping on red easier than ever, but papa needs to earn his wine-time. i need to wrestle with my cork, twist it and tug it, and pop, pop, pop my way to vino. [ laughter ] what good's a sip of rosé if you ain't got a mouthful of cork, too? it's called roughage now go on git, screw-top, and stick to bottles of perrier. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> steve: out of the spittoon? ding >> jimmy: fred, you got any sound effects like a ding? [ spitting ] [ bell ringing ] >> jimmy: yeah kind of. >> steve: no, no >> jimmy: yeah like - [ spitting ] no, i can do that. >> steve: okay [ spitting ] [ bell ringing ] >> j