is climate change threatening the penguin colonies here. to give you saw some of the species don't exist anywhere else if they disappear that'll be that's because even. always global warming changing the face of an arctic and the lots of its inhabitants. in new haven this fall flying part of the world is being affected by climate change . scientists here are searching for solutions to one of the greatest environmental threats of our time. to do that they're prepared to forego natural light for months on end. it is s.m.s. seeing the sun again was amazing everyone went out to take a lot. for this report we traveled to germany southern most scientific research facility. we're taking a direct flight from cape town south africa to antarctica. there's just time for a quick farewell photo that we board a russian built transport aircraft. along with scientists and technicians from 10 different countries. technician holga shubert is heading for the new maya research station the hardly a newcomer he's looking forward to the visit. to discover what ar

penguins have hardly any natural enemies in the antarctic. 2 during the summer months emperor penguins forage the icy waters for food. after breeding the male incubates the female single egg during some of the harshest winter weeks. the researchers often find the carcasses of penguin chicks that have died in extreme cold. alexander vento and ben one of alice take the birds body back to their lab to try to determine the cause and time of death. if indeed it is the use of by that i mean they probably died 2 or 3 months ago does she but you can tell by their size . these entire bodies are frozen so they've been well preserved this is of a god he's a lot of the chicks die young in these extreme conditions cells if it's really tough here. it's enough hard to do more in here we found a lot of dead chicks than what the same size we suspect that they died at same time maybe in a storm. but despite the deaths of many chicks the colonies population has remained fairly stable for years. alexander and ben wa are looking for some penguins that they tagged years ago either with g.p.s. devices or rin

i want-- i'm not ready to hang up the penguin clicker. i will have a few moments later this afternoon with my favorite guys, sitting down there communing with them. and i will go back to the ship and have a big fat smile on my face. i'm the luckiest guy on the planet. >> brangham: for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in antarctica. >> schifrin: communities across the country have seen their local newspapers print fewer pages, less frequently, and in some cases, witnessed those newsrooms collapse entirely. several recent studies paint a grim picture of the decline in local newspapers in the u.s. and the impact it's having on our politics. jeffrey brown has our look. a recent report by pan america was entitled losing the news, a decimation of local journalism and the search for solutions, and the evidence comes in news room jobs lost and papers shut down. according to the report, at least 200 counties in the u.s. have no newspaper at all. the internet, of course, helped change the economics of the news business, as advertising migrate

dangers penguins face in a warming world. >>eome species are going to major climate change winners, and there are going to be others species that are no longer able to thrive on the antarctic peninsula. >> schifrin: all that and more hton tonig pbs newshour. bs major funding for the p newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> consumer cellular. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their ons to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson foundation. committed to improving lives ths.ugh invention, in the u. and developing countries. on theeb at lemelson.org. ported by the john d. an catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just world.t and peaceful more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> schifrin: iraqi militi

it may not look like it, but this is one of the fastest e actuay penguin island. over the past four decades its chin strap population has plunged by 75%. the numbers have dropped across the region, as temperatures have soared by more than five degree global average. >> when we see climate change impacting things down here, glacial melt, warming oceans, more acidic oceans, penguins do interact with all of those things. >> so do krill, chintraps' favorite food. >> sea ice is what brings the ocean life together. >> reporter: with less sea ice, there's less krill and less food for the chinstrap penguins? >> that's the idea. >> reporter: after days of counting chinstraps on elephant island, the scientists invited us on their ship to watch them crunch numbers from one nesting site. >> they have lost 50% since the early teens. >> wow. >> that's amazing. >> reporter: that's the pattern the r. ecline of about 150,000 chinstraps since the last major survey 50 years ago. another sign the researchers say, the penguin population is collapsing across the region. >> it's very dr

why count penguins?because they come back to the same place to nest every year, which means we can really keep tabs on their populations. by observing, we can get an idea of the health of this whole area. >> reporter: alex horowitz observes nesting areas like this, where one parent baby-sits while another travels down a penguin highway to fish for krill, then hikes back up to feed its chick the shrimp-like food. these scientists from stoneybrook and northeastern universities count each colony on foot with mechanical clickers and scan them from above with high-tech drones, all to see if this population of chinstrap penguins is dwindling like elsewhere in the region. the researchers are traveling on greenpeace ships from island to island peninsula. they're comparing different penguin populations to see how they're adapting to climate change here. it may not look like it, but this is one of the fastest warming areas of earth. one nearby island is actually called penguin island. over the past four decades, i

they're counting penguins. why count penguins?ome back to same place to nest every year, which means we can really keep tabs on their population. >> reporter: these researchers working with environmental activists from green peace are keeping particularly close tabs on chinstrap penguins. and they're finding that things here are getting worse fast. so far they're seeing a decline of more than 60% in this island's chinstraps. since the last survey 50 years ago. these penguins don't seem bothered by us. their natural predators come from the air and the sea. but scientists say with temperatures rising faster here than most of the rest of the world, manmade climate change is a threat to their survival. temperatures in the antarctic peninsula have soared by over 5 degrees in five decades while chinstrap numbers have dropped across the region. one theory is shrinking ice is also shrinking the food supply, shrimp like creatures called krill. >> why should people care about what is happening? >> penguins give us a window into the health o

why count penguins?back to the same place to nest every year.la byui can neas likethis wre h ofe area.te one parentaby sits a another travels down a penguin highway to fish for krill. then, hikests chick the shrimp-like food. the scientists from stony brook and northeast universities, count each on foot by mechanical clickers and scan them from above with high-tech drones. all to see if this population is dwindling like elsewhere in the region. the researchers are traveling on greenpeace ships from island-to-island, across the antarctic peninsula. they're comparing different penguin populations to seeing how they're adapting to climate change here. it may not look like it, but this is one of the fastest e actuay penguin island. over the past four decades its chin strap population has plunged by 75%. the numbers have dropped across the region, as temperatures have soared by more than five degree global average. >> when we see climate change impacting things down here, glacial melt, warming oceans, more ac

why count penguins?me back to the same place to nest every year which means we can really keep tabs on their population by observing penguins we can get an idea of the health of this whole area. >> reporter: alex observes nesting areas like this where one parent babysits while another fish for crill. then hikes back up to feed its chick the shrimp like food. these scientist from stone brook and northeastern universities count each colony on foot with mechanical clickers and scan them from above with hi-tech drones. all to see if this population of penguins is dwindling like elsewhere in the region. the researchers are traveling on green peace ships from tiled to island across the antarctica peninsula. they are comparing different penguin populations the to see how they are adapting to clamt change here. it may not look like it but this is one of the fastest warming areas on earth. one nearby island is actually called penguin island. over the past four decades its population has plunged by 75%. the number

. >> reporter: alex boriwitz counts penguins by counting them one by one. we joined his team from stone i bro cliff. they don't seem bothered by us. their natural predators come from the air and sea. scientists say with temperatures rising faster here than most of the rest of the world, manmade climate change is a threat to their survival. these researchers found the island's population of chin strapped penguins named for the black line beneath their beaks has plummeted more than 60% since the last big sur va 50 years ago. chin strap numbers have dropped across the region as temperatures have soared by more than 5 degrees over five decades. >> when you see climate change impacting things down here, glacial melt, warming oceans, penguins do really interact with all of those things. >> reporter: one theory is that shrinking ice is also shrinking the chin strap's supply of food. shrimp like creatures called krill. but there are fewer krill to go around because there are now more whales that feed on them. that's a bit of good news for biologist kiir stefanowski

, it surprises me that you were the penguin, because usually the penguin is a short, fat person. >> yeahsome time to eat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how much time do you have before you start shooting? >> three weeks but i'm an addict. >> jimmy: you can get there in three weeks? >> yeah, just go back to abra-kabob-ra with my black card. >> jimmy: will you actually put on -- >> i don't know, i'm in the process of talking to matt reeves, the director, who wrote the script, like really beautiful, dark, moving script, gorgeous. >> jimmy: you read the whole thing? >> yeah, yeah, with a chain around my arm, cryogenically frozen script, it's very hush-hush. it's a really beautiful script he wrote. he has a real love for it. we're still in the process of just finishing, designing the aesthetic. >> jimmy: robert pattinson is batman. >> robert pattinson is batman. >> jimmy: paul dan know is the riddler? >> yeah, jeffrey wright's in there, zoe kravitz. >> jimmy: cat woman? >> yeah. yeah, really cool cast. really cool cast, a lot of villains. the kids are tired of me playing a villain. they're embarrass

island. 0ver island is actually called penguin island.ing things down here, glacial melt, warming oceans, more acidic oceans, penguins do really interact with all of those things. so do krill, chin straps favourite food. they depend on sea ice to survive. after days of canteen chin straps on elephant island, the scientist invited us onto their ship. to watch them crunch numbers from one nesting site. they have lost 50%. that fits the pattern they are seeing on the island so far. a decline of around 150,000 chinstraps since the last major survey of 50 years ago. another sign this penguin operation is collapsing across the region. another sign this penguin operation is collapsing across the regionm is collapsing across the regionm is dramatic to have a wildlife population declined by 50% and an exploited wildlife population. and you think climate change is the main reason? it is driving almost all of the processes down here now in a way that they have never experienced before. penguins are a lot like people. they need food and a good enviro

. >>> and you're looking at a new colony of penguins.tracking a different species of penguins on a remote island in argentina. the discovery add to the growing list of 50 plus known colonies. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" anthony mason talk with the neptunes about being named the sgwriter' ofame. i'm anne-marie green this is the "cbs morning news". all of fame. i'm anne-marie green this is the "cbs morning news". good lunch? amazin'! toyota. let's go places. thanks to move free ultra i keep up with this little one. see the world with this guy. and hit the town with these girls. in a clinical study, try move free today. oikos triple zero is the official yogurt of... it has fifteen grams of complete protein, zero added sugar, artificial sweeteners, or fat. oikos. the official yogurt of fueling your hustle. >>> our top stories this morning. president trump's historic impeachment trial has officially started. opening arguments are expected next tuesday. e ctors were sworn in yesterdad mr. trump called the trial a hoax put on by democra

. >>> back to number two, we got the penguins in white at red wings, and two words? stick work. all the crisp passing, and the goal by bryant rust. penguins won, final 2-1. >>> number one, i used to be able to do this on a nerf basketball hoop. the memphis grizzlies sent it home against the cleveland cavaliers! that, my friends? what can we do to make an impact in our community? we can share our knowledge, be leaders or simply participate in the 2020 census. the census wants our community to be counted accurately. that count informs decisions that affect funding for hundreds of programs like medicare, daycare and arts education. when a community comes together, anything is possible. shape your future. start here. learn more at 2020census.gov. >>> and "the late show with stephen colbert." mark cowman is on the show tonight. >>> thannews ntinue streaming o bay area . have a captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump is already preparing for a senate trial. he is now clashing with the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. trump wants a "dramatic event." mcconnell, though, is

it's penguins. polar bears, north. penguins, south. first: "regrettable and disappointing" that was the verdict of tory mps as the government officially announced it's decision to allow chinese firm huawei a limited role in the uk's 56 network. now, 56 is the fifth generation upgrade to mobile communications and it's set to dramatically increase data speeds and internet capacity. but the decision to include huawei could upset the united states, which has urged the uk to block the chinese firms access, on the grounds of national security. huawei will be barred from sensitive geographical locations such as nuclear sites and military bases and its share of the market will be capped at 35%. well, huawei firmly denies it's an arm of the chinese state. the foreign secretary came to the commons and tried to reassure mps. we have looked at the issue of how to maintain network security and resilience over many months and in great technical detail. we would never take decisions that threaten our national security or the security of our five eyes

. >> reporter: tracking penguins by counting them one by one.m stoneybrook northeastern universities on the rocky cliffs of elephant island. these penguins don't seem bothered by us. their natural predators come from air and the sea. with temperatures rising faster here than most of the rest of the world, manmade climate change is a threat to their survival. >> these researchers have found that the island's population of chin machine strapped penguins, named for the black line beneath their babyings, has plummeted since the last survey 50 years ago. chinstrap numbers have dropped across the region as temperatures have soared, by more than 5 degrees over five decades. >> when you see climate change impacting things down here, glacial melt, warming oceans, penguins do really interact with with all of those things. >> reporter: one theory is that shrinking ice is also shrinking the chinstrap's supply of food, shrimp-like features called krill. there are fewer krill to go around because there are more whales that feed on them. good news for marine b

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only a few animals can survive here and several types of penguins such as the emperor penguin have adapted to the hostile environment as have a few types of seals and. the conditions here in the eternal ice resemble the barrenness of the moon most closely. which is why a team of researchers from bremen have made the long journey to the far south the 14 members of the german alice space center d.l.r. will spend 2 months at the research station new maya 3. since 2009 scientists have been conducting research here with different focuses such as meteorology geology and atmospheric chemistry the architecture of the neumeyer 3 station has been adapted to the environmental conditions of the antarctic. it's built on stilts to keep it free of snow drifts up to 60 scientists stay here in the antarctic summer between november and february an. aerospace engineer powered sabah is the only member of his team who will also spend the winter here his task is to grow fresh vegetables as part of the even i as s. project to do with us. the idea is to try out all going to seri technology and operational procedu

. >>> back to number two, we got the penguins in white at red wings, and two words? stick work. all the crisp passing, and the goal by bryant rust. penguins won, final 2-1. >>> number one, i used to be able to do this on a nerf basketball hoop. the memphis grizzlies sent it home against the cleveland cavaliers! that, my friends? when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> and "the late show with stephen colbert." mark cowman is on the show tonight. >>> thanks for watching. news continue streaming on cbsn bay area . have music) a (dramatic music) - [announcer] this program is a paid presentation is brought to you by great healthworks. (stirring music) (stirring music) - welcome. - welcome. i'm larry king, and i'm here today i'm larry king, and i'm here today elated investiga

. >>> sharks on the road against a good penguins team from pittsburgh.tsburgh penguins fan had themselves a pretty good time on '80s night. first period, brett burns will center for hertl. you can see it better, faejt goal. and sharks lead it 1-0. 1-1 in the first. >> couture knows how to put it back in the net. they go to overtime. about 2.58 in, it is ended thanks to brett burns scoring the game-decider. joe thornton, the assist. and with that assist, thornton moves into seventh place on the all-time list of nhl assisters. 3-2 final. maybe some better times ahead for the sharks. >>> the good times are here though for the san francisco 49ers. gotta wait a while to see them play again. they have had, in my opinion, the most entertaining regular season in their san francisco history. as much as i can remember it's been great. maybe getting better. the bye week will afford them the chance to get healthier. and they could see the return of quan alexander. the very big-time emotional leader on the defensive side. suffered a torn peck thunderstorm on october

i read child books with whales and penguins. you have like kind of the feeling that you know them.ts these, like, beautifulanimals. there will be some people watching who say there are lots of people within the tv and film industry who talk about tackling climate change, and then hop on a plane and fly all over the world for work or for holiday, and feel there‘s a bit of a double standard going on there. what would you say to them? well, i think it‘s a matter of balance. and of course, nobody‘s perfect. and if we found like, you know, like the right balance. like, for example, on set if you, like, clean a set of plastic, you know, this is something that can really balance like the bad impact of other things, like, as you‘ve said, flying, which is um, obviously like a big thing in thisjob. um... and also, i think that to do the best you can is something that is very important. um... i think art and telling stories is something that is very important in this world, um, to create dreams, to create stories that will, you know, inspire people. so, um, so yes, we‘re not perfect, but if y

penguins won 2-1. number one i used to be able to do this on a nerf basketball hoop.hat was the memphis grizzlies sunday at home against the cleveland cavaliers. that's enough. we will have to conserve it and give you more later on in the day. strike san francisco's police chief agree to a friendly wager with his old partner and current chief of police in green bay. if by chance the packers win i will wear a green bay packers jersey reluctantly. if our beloved 49ers when mac chief smith will have to wear our san francisco's jersey. the 49ers win the police chiefs will donate $50 to the san francisco police foundation and the same donation will be made to the green bay police foundation. >> the multimillion dollar contract between the oakland coliseum and ring central is off. the authority voted on friday to rescind it after the former head of the agency was charged with violating conflict of interest laws in negotiating the original contract. agency officials are expected to negotiate a new contract with the same company. there is a new push to kick google out of san

reporterer: one big drdraw for reresearchers atat neumayer ise emperor r penguins. the scientntists want t to exae the animals' breeding behavior in order to predict possible threats caused by climate change. the international researchers share their results with each other. marie charlott: people always talk about the antarctic family. all the conflicts that exist elsewhere in the world fall by the wayside. everyone helps each other, and people try to get along. at times, under truly inhospitable conditions. it's nice to see that in spite of all the bad news in the world, it can really can work. reporter: successful collaboration on the most sparsely populated continent on earth. host: while some researchers are busy in the antarctic, others focus their energy on hahappine, asking what people really need to live contented lives. money, say some. lots of money. but there are other important factors. deep, stable relationships, good health, educational qualifications, and a job that matches one's skills. happiness experts have long been ininterested in n where the ha

still ready to play for the team when they call him up and a wild encounter between the pittsburgh penguins in the colorado avalanche was decided in overtime in denver colorado were celebrating a freak moment on friday when gabriel mendez called the park goal woods and court penguins goalie matt murray flat footed 21 to colorado at this point it was 33 after regulation before jared macand to a more direct route to goal for pittsburgh the 2nd in the metro division. all right that is useful for now i have to feel a to stand. and joe thank you for that that's it for this news out of back in just months i will bore the day's news. on counting the cost why the u.s. spends billions on bulls and maintaining wintry bases across the world plus the reshaping of the meat industry as african swine flu decimated china's pork industry on the front stage attacks that could escalate trade counting the cost on al-jazeera the fall of the burning all inspired you to pin dreams of peace and democracy but how many came to pass they transformed from communist the social democrats but it was a fake democracy peop

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unexpectedly on the road against the pittsburgh penguins. they were celebrating '80s night. there you go of the the sharks weren't even alive. brett burns. center it to mas hertl. and he's got his 15th goal. and it's 1-0 sharks. patty couture's 16th goal. sharks lead it 2-1. they are forced into overtime. 2.58 last, burns fires away. thornton the assist. puts him alone in seventh place on the all-time nhl assist list. >>> on the over in dallas for jason garrett. it's always a rumor. nine seasons with the cowboys. no playoffs this year. an 8 and 8 record. great roster on paper with talent. jerry jones has had enough. jason garrett out. >>> home alone over the christmas holidays can be danger for teenagers. but check this. a couple of kids who found a good use for their time, i would say. >> they've got basically a three-tiered house. and they developed this little miniature golf shot. >> good camera work too. >> follow the bouncing ball. >> i'm just wondering how many times it took them to get this. >> so many. >> i was gonna sate first try. >> there you go. >> it's not even

. >>> sundayfternoon in pittsburgh where 20 years ago mario lemieux took the penguins out of bankruptcyay the fans will be part of the 600th l see star captain sidney crosby just back from surgery. three games played, a goal in each. today he faces the boston bruins david pastrnak. from pittsburgh, the l

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the family had gathered around the aquarium's penguin exhibit when susan accidentally flipped the camera just as her future son-in-law ben got down on one knee >> i was trying to figure out how to work it and i'm taking a selfie of myself i realize i'm filming myself instead of them and i'm laughing and we're all laughing and it's like, i guess, i'm not very good at photography >> the soon to be husband and wife insist they are not upset in fact, it made the proposal even more memorable. >> guess what, we can all relate we all have a mom that's like, it, how do you turn it around? we're all there. >>> a florida baby was born just in time for the new year the baby named alani rock was born one second after the clock struck midnight making her the first u.s. child to be born this decade alani's parents said she was due at 11:50 she is the 8th member of the family >> congratulations to the rock family very cool. and thanks for watching "early today. i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm frances rivera. on the tyou, january 2nd.ok out downtown san jose. it's nice. the christmas tree there still shinin

the villainous penguin in the next batman movie. robert pattinson stars as the caped crusader in zoe kravitz co-stars as catwoman. the movie called the batman is already filming in a set for release in june, 2021. that your ion entertainment. >>> coming up 149 a veteran thought he would never get to see a playoff again to san francisco had perfect attendance at practice yesterday. we will tell you what players will return on the field this saturday. >>> and before we go to break let' trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike

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brett burns fired a slapshot that got past the penguins goalie and gave the sharks a 3- 2 win in overtime and it is their third win of their last 14 games. barton had the primary assist, it moved past adam oates for the seven place career assist in the sharks will be in columbus tomorrow. >>> meantime the warriors hosting the detroit pistons tomorrow night after an ugly loss on the road. >> spellman did it. >> spellman over former warrior jordan bell, and last night's game in minnesota the timberwolves won the game 9984 to shut down the warriors most of the night and tomorrow's game at the center starts at 5:30 pm. >>> california's oldest weekly newspaper a and all operations as early as this month.>> 100 years ago today caught you up and it is the only news outlet that we have here. >> since the e mountain messenger has been covering local news and sierra county and the owner don russell about the papers back in the 90s and he has been trying to sell the comedy the past year and he plans to retire in hopes that someone will embrace the mountain messenger's history and his claim to fame w

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. >> penguin sleds for the kids. >> you got twins, you know about that kind of stuff. >> they love ice skating. good weather if you're going to be outdoors for that. temperatures are cool, but you don't have to worry about any rain. sonoma county might see a few showers tomorrow. we'll watch that during the day. lets take a quick look at next friday night and saturday's forecast for anthony here. we got a little bit of rain early on saturday morning, but notice those numbers don't move much after the game starts at 1:30. i think that's good news. it looks like early morning showers, not a lot of rain, but cool and breezy. pretty typical, actually, for january weather out at levi stadium. >> thanks very much, and thanks for joining us. we're back tonight at 11:00. >> have a great night. we'll see you then. mail fshe said they were holding a rally in t one where people would be doing kind things for each other. sounded like a good story for our bay area "proud" series, so i showed up to cover it. it wasn't long after it started i realized i had stumbled across something pretty powerful.

trump personal lawyer and penguin father abandoning his chicks to the seals, rudy giuliani.t night, he went on tv to complain about how he doesn't get a fair shake from tv. >> they don't investigate democrats. they are afraid. i am going to devote a lot of time this year exposing the double standard on my own podcast. >> stephen: yes, stay tuned for the premiere of his podcast: "this american low-life." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i'll listen.isten! one of the most disturbing things about this entire story, giuliani has been accused of stalking u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, but he denied it. >> you directed the surveillance of a sitting u.s. ambassador, maria yovanovich, in the ukraine. >> no, i did not. i can definitely tell you i didn't. in fact, she directed surveillance of me! which nobody is investigating. >> stephen: (as giuliani) "marie yovanovitch spied on me! also, she's the one who keeps locking herself out of her apartment, climbing in through the window, and sleeping in a pile of dirty suits. she's the one who goes into the steam room, she's the on

the penguin is holding a press conference. got that orange face.t's like a harvest moon or something. and then, with that off his chest. >> thank you all very much. >> jimmy: the president journeyed out into the darkness, never to be seen or heard from again. he just kept walking toward the monument. and there he goes. this is a strange story. this is bird-related happening in las vegas right now. there have been multiple sightings of pigeons walking around in cowboy hats. tiny pigeon-sized cowboy hats on these pigeons, and no one can figure out why this is happening. how someone is obviously doing this. but who would be doing this? let's see if we can figure this out. okay. first of all, it's somebody who lives in las vegas. someone who, probably someone who has a relationship with pigeons. and likely someone who smokes a lot of weed to be doing this. so really, there's only one possible suspect, and that's iron mike tyson, right? he's the pigeon hatter. christmas is two weeks away. if you're still on the hunt for gifts, which assume most of you a

and how climate change is affecting the penguin population trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. it is 5:24. all lanes remain closed southbound 1 at manner drive in pacifica. a deadly accident happened about 3:15 this morning prompted the closure. no word yet on when lanes will reopen. use 280 to westborough. you can also use 35. they are diverting traffic onto 35. you can use shark part as an alternate as well. >>> joby just secured $90 million in funding. they are building a fleet of electric air tackies. joby kept the project oo secret for years but just announced new details. the taxi would have five s