is climate change threatening the penguin colonies here. to get soil in the soft some of the species don't exist anywhere else if they disappear that'll be that. always global warming changing the face of antarctica and the lives of its inhabitants. in the cave in this fall flung 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 are prepared to forgo natural light for months on end. it is estimated seeing the sun again was amazing everyone went out to take a look up. for this report we traveled to germany southernmost 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 halakhah shubert is heading for the new maya research station the hardly a newcomer he's looking forward to the visit. once he does co

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 the 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. the 30th is the use of by that i mean they probably died 2 or 3 months ago just say but you can tell by their size . his 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 of the actual it's really tough here. so no hard to do one here go on that we found a lot of dead chicks that what the same size we suspect that they died at the 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. device

emperor penguins inhabit the southernmost part of the earth the coldest part of the planet. is observing one of the colonies the emperor penguins breed their young during the antarctic winter. time it's often the gods of my life i know that's by that and they're left on their own for long stretches on so that both parents can huntress field. and then they start to form something like kindergarten they form groups to protect themselves better this investigation says that. the researchers use drones to help determine how many emperor penguins live here they've estimated the population to be over 20000 but they fear the future could be bleak. fought as the danger is that the structure of the ice that they preyed on will likely change higher temperatures could lead to less ice or it could break up early and that means breeding periods will be shorter and the adults might not have a place to meet. the effects of the climate crisis or nothing new in the antarctic record high temperatures were recently recorded here the penguin researchers are appealing to politicians to take a sta

so both the penguins and their keepers have plenty to do.r. so we are currently at this moment waiting for this chick to hopefully hatch in the next couple of days. the city's zoo would usually get thousands of visitors every day but the lockdown means the pathways here are now deserted. but obviously today we are. ..empty. however, we've still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social distancing isn't really a problem for pandas because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesn't miss having company. a lot of people worry that, if he's on his own, he's lonely. he's not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when we're handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing facemasks all the time. one of the things that could potentially happen i

so both the penguins and their keepers have plenty to do.fully hatch in the next couple of days. the city's zoo would usually get thousands of visitors every day but the lockdown means the pathways here are now deserted. but obviously today we are. ..empty. however, we've still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isn't really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesn't miss having company. a lot of people worry that if he's on his own, he's lonely. he's not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when we're handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing facemasks all the time. one of the things that could potentially happen is that we could pass coronavirus onto the chimps. as far as i know,

so both the penguins and their keepers have plenty to do.his is one of our breeding nests for our northern rockhoppers this year. so we are currently at this moment waiting for this chick to hopefully hatch in the next couple of days. the city's zoo would usually get thousands of visitors every day but the lockdown means the pathways here are now deserted. but obviously today we are. ..empty. however, we've still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isn't really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesn't miss having company. a lot of people worry that if he's on his own, he's lonely. he's not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when we're handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing fac

recognition goes to penguin random house audio for coming. [applause] the people have spoken.and now it's my pleasure to introduce the first presenters evening, jared is the oddity nominated author of hey kiddo which was a finalist. his grandfather used to sayne they're going to name him oscar and his name would've been -- a great way to learn to pronounce his last name assuming you have an accent. mo williams writes award-winning books, television plays. he currently serves at the candy since first education artist in residence. thanks to npr's rule he is yet to be a contestant on wait, wait, don't tell me. that needs to change because he is fantastic. please welcome gerrit and the other mo. [applause] >> thank you. nonfiction has been described as trying to write the truth and make it read like fiction. these files have created a world for us to learn from. the finalists for nonfiction are -- >> and the audie for nonfiction goes to mcmillan audio for grace will lead us home. [applause] >> it is said that those two do not know history are doomed to repeat it. if so, how do th

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down the street song oh it's completely empty can you not in south africa and this group all of penguins was spotted taking a stroll down the streets of simon's town just outside cape town animal groups say that the penguins are usually anxious around people but with the streets now empty the animals are now reclaiming bad territory cats conservation rangers busy in south africa with penguin hatching season now also in full swing. well thank you for joining us here on c.n.n. international we hope you are safe and well we're back with the latest headlines in just over 30 minutes. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation little community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. this is the one business show you can't afford to miss on fairmont or fail that in washington coming up oil c

was aryans on the only ones flouting coronavirus lockdowns this group of penguins was spotted taking a stroll down the streets of simon's town just outside cape town animal groups say that the penguins are usually anxious around people but with the streets now empty the animals are reclaiming their territory well that's kept conservation rages busy in south africa with penguin hatching season also in full swing there. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international and wherever you are we hope you'll save and well that's it from the studio here in moscow but will be live from london and just over 30 minutes have a great day. the world is driven by shaped by those great. new dares thinks. we dare to ask. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. high salacious community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. has changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. base

so both the penguins and their keepers have plenty to do.ne of our breeding nests for our northern rockhoppers this year. so, we are currently at this moment waiting for this chick to hopefully hatch in the next couple of days. the city's zoo would usually get thousands of visitors every day but the lockdown means the pathways here are now deserted. but obviously today we are. ..empty. however, we've still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isn't really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesn't miss having company. a lot of people worry that if he's on his own, he's lonely. he's not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when we're handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing facemasks

so both the penguins and their keepers have plenty to do.s is one of our breeding nests for our northern rockhoppers this year. so we are currently at this moment waiting for this chick to hopefully hatch in the next couple of days. the city's zoo would usually get thousands of visitors every day but the lockdown means the pathways here are now deserted. but obviously today, we are...empty. however, we've still got a panda. the solitary creatures are among the most popular animals here. their adoring audience may have disappeared but it has made no difference to them. social—distancing isn't really a problem for pandas, because they quite like being solitary and he certainly doesn't miss having company. a lot of people worry that if he's on his own, he's lonely. he's not. as long as yang guang has got food, he is perfectly happy. the keepers are always careful around their charges but coronavirus means they are taking even more precautions now. we wear gloves when we're handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing face

the people's choice recognition goes to penguin random house audio for becoming.eering and applauding] people have spoken. now is my pleasure to introduce the first presenters of the evening. jared j is the nominated author of hey kiddo, a national book award finalist in one the odyssey award. jared's grandfather used to say they would name him oscar, his name would have been oscar for sasha, a great way to learn to pronounce his last name, assuming you have an accent. [laughter] mo willems award-winning books, he currently serves the kennedy center first education artist in residence, thanks to npr's one mo, no. show, you get to be a contestant on wait, wait don't tell me. that needs to change because he's fantastic. these welcome jared and the other mo. [cheering and applauding] ♪ >> thank you. >> nonfiction has been described as trying to write the truth and make it read like fiction. these finalists have certainly created a world for us to learn from. the finalists were nonfiction are -- >> nonfiction, jennifer bailey, by karen and jennifer. what they tell us

they're not fighting the penguin.o, no, it's not about the penguin. what is this all about? and what are they saying here? there's a few planes, if you look at the back. batman and robin, they both have their fingers up in the "v" for victory sign, and they're saying "keep the american eagle flying, buy war bonds and stamps." okay, that sounds good. yeah, keep the american eagle flying. yeah, yeah, yeah. but what's a war bond? and why buy a stamp? i mean, all i knew about stamps was the little thing you put on the top of the envelope when you're writing your thank you notes to your cousin and your aunt for giving you these wonderful batman books. that's what i knew what a stamp was. but in the context of the war -- and i knew this was from the wartime period -- i had to find out, what is a war bond? what is a stamp? in this context. and why did batman and robin interrupt their adventures? this doesn't have the joker. it doesn't have the penguin. it doesn't have two-face. it doesn't have the catwoman. to sit on top of

a small group of penguins spotted out and about in south africa. they were hobbling across an intersection in cape town near the beach colony. the person who took the video said they see the penguins all the time. apparently it's easier for rangers to manage the penguins and the cars because they're not needing to stop traffic or create an open path when the crowds gather to see them. they can just do their thing. >>> look at this. speaking of doing your thing. this kangaroo in australia was hopping through the heart of downtown adelaide during a shelter in place there. police caught the suspect on their security cameras. the kangaroo managed to avoid passing cars and was last seen just bouncing away on the empty streets. >> unexpected suspect, suspect of what? jumping? >> they are under she shelter-in-place. he was exercising. >> was he wearing a mask? >> see? we need to follow up. >>> all right. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use...

just a small group of penguins out and about in south africa. they were hobbling near the colony.he person who took the video said they actually see penguins all the lockdown because they don't need to stop for traffic or create an open path, of course, when crowds are gathered there to see them. so, they can just mind their business. >>> look at this. this is in australia and this kangaroo was spotted hopping through the heart of downtown. this is during the shelter in place there inne adelaide. the kangaroo managed to avoid a passing car and was last seen just bouncing away on the empty streets. >> we have discussed this. >> we have, friend. >> you know my feelings about this. >> the penguins and the kangaroos are just the latest sign of the animals taking over, mike. >> yeah. we used to worry about the robots. not any more. >> i know. >> not any more. and taking back what is rightfully -- that was us causing those. you know, the animals are rightfully taking back what was originally theirs to begin with. all right, let's talk about mother nature trying to bring us a little bit

. >> today is world penguin day.e 3-month-old penguin chicks, taking swimming lessons at the san diego zoo this week. the pair is the second set of chicks to hatch there at the zoo. once they get used to being handled and fed by wildlife care specialists, they will then join the zoo's penguin colony in a 275,000-gallon pool. look at them. so cute and loving that water. not a care in the world. they don't know what's going on. the zoo says the chicks are healthy and quickly learning to adapt to their surroundings. >>> we're all searching for anything to keep us occupied during these shelter-in-place weekends, right? we have a sweet idea. what if you could order fun and easy do it yourself cookie kits from local bakeries? how you and the family can get these in the oven this weekend. live look from our walnut creek camera this weekend. gorgeous sky this morning. dark out there. sun going to come up pretty soon. we'll be talking about the forecast with lisa and also why, even if it's nice, you really (soft music) - [fem

[applause] the audie goes to penguin random house for becoming by michelle obama.applause] she is shy. our next presenter is the acclaimed between red rooster harlem markets bmp in newark new jersey and creator of the audible original he was also the youngest person to ever reach. receive a three-star review and to win multiple james. foundation awards best chef of new york city season to is out now on pbs.org. >> this is the first time i'm doing this. and we are very excited but the finalist for business and personal development are and the audie goes to harbor audio. do you want to start a podcast.t [applause] >> the finalists are . >> the audie goes to. the finalist are the audie goes to. [applause] >> next to present his celebrity judge the new york times best-selling author they both die at the and more happy they are not and history is all you left me. the most recent best-selling book was published this past january. [applause] >> i like to say i came to the game a little late like 20 years old and then i was emboldened at 19 and that i would have been gay s

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behind me the penguins are always on the go.e doing just now, then the penguins is probably your best bet. or what about a visit to stonehenge? spinal tap memorably sang "it's where the moon doth rise with a dragon's face." well, now you can check it through with the stonehenge skyscape. this is actually a camera that's mounted near stonehenge and it gives the impression of being within stonehenge. so you can go on the website any time of day or night and you can see see what the sky looks like in real time over stonehenge. disney's theme parks are shut all around the globe, but there's still a way to ride their roller—coasters thanks to an unofficial youtube channel. and scenes like this will be happening and living rooms all across the country this weekend. scream if you want to go faster! screaming. the part where it became all black — it was like a big drop and then we were like going sideways into a big black hole. it was super scary. i thought i was going to fall off of it. if you are looking for something rather more cult

we'd all be living in three the world stressed in flashy close or penguin outfits.ally rocked the world. the ipod was born and the decade it was defined. it's 2002 and we're really hitting out right now. as are the robots. but in the days when 36 was still in its infancy, there was a cunning way some of you are getting online, by finding an unsecured wi—fi network using a metal snack tube and then war chalking it on the pavement for everyone else to find. cunning. richard went undercover in hong kong to infiltrate the world of software and dvd piracy. and in fact, the whole spy thing looked like such fun that everyone played dress—up and tried to do mission impossible on a budget of 10p. and as we try to explain what you could do with the world's most powerful supercomputer, we enlisted the help of a young, rising star who was about to go universal. the idea is to look at a model of the global climate, the earth. at the moment, models away the atmosphere works and the oceans. they are based on dividing the earth into grids and then you can focus in on very small phe

penguins waddle through the flower garden at minnesota's park zoo and conservancy. the gorillas eye keepers doing yoga. when camels are taken out for a walk, other beasts take notice. at the l.a. zoo, keepersay some animals are acting more social. >> if you walk by now in a public space, they come over and they vocalize at you. it's almost like they're like, ooh look, a person. where did everybody go? >> reporter: animal isolation can lead to abnormal animal behavior so enrichment activities are vital. >> how are you? >> reporter: many zoos are putting behind the scenes footage online. viewership of animal camsave so. that gave them wild ideas, to ask for donations along with your clicks to help offset lost revenue caused by the pandemic. if that's not possible for some, there is still a hope. >> that a positive move towards looking at how we interact with the natural world is one of the ngz that comes out of it. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, los angeles. >> and that is the overnight news for this thursday. reporting from the cbs news st ios in washington, i'm jeff peg

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