ah, joining 1588 for his dinner or rather breakfast amputated. penguins. don't always recover well enough to be released. so he is one of the lucky ones. not many meals to go here before he has to find his own in the wild. se vietnam wildlife release, his penguin in protected areas, which are controlled by forest ranger team. these need to be on the alert to ensure the animals don't cooperate to their most dangerous animal poachers. but there is another threat rangers will need to look out for you know, evidence has been found that cope with 19 originated from tangling. but some have been known to carry corona viruses related to the one behind the disease. today, the rangers are being trained to take samples from animal encounter in the wild to 8 ongoing research efforts on the potential spill over of disease. the specimen for today's training is a dead stork. oh. along with cumberland. ok. i'm here with another one that you know you. he didn't on. yeah, i came in for the do they do? he told me with back at the center the big day final health checks have b

but behind closed doors, illegal trade and penguins continues here. even with the countries tough wildlife protection laws and the prime minister, calling for their strict enforcement after the cobra 19 outbreak. along my way to the center of a popular destination for people looking for traditional chinese medicine. i hear it's not hard to find the animal scale here for range of health issues from arthritis to lack patient problems. and going under cover with our producer who's got a hidden camera, will tell the shopkeepers and seeking remedies for my sister was just had a baby and is having trouble breastfeeding. we try 6 doors. shopkeepers either tell us they don't sell scales because it's illegal or say they have them, but get suspicious. then we find among them go out and watch the same way. and they have to deal with the bangle and it's one of the world's most traffic, wild mammal. me vietnam is home to 2 of its 8 species. the chinese and assumed up angle in both are critically and dangerous globally. and their numbers are thought to have fallen

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. >> two baby penguins waddling past dozens of adoring fans during the march of the penguins, one ofthe favorite things they do at the zoo. >> the grand march was their reward for graduating from fish school. they learned their how to fish and they started off dipping in the pool at penguin island. >> that is it for us. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight, america's dangerous covid comeback. the surge in every state but especially among the unvaccinated in the deep south. tempers flair. this is the biker rally in south dakota ramps up fears of an outbreak. cbs news is there. >> bikers say this rally will be a super spreader are just noise. >> we'll also get a checkup from the doctor on booster shots and returning to school. also tonight, the u.s. senate pushes past par

his penguin in protected areas, which are patrolled by forest ranger team. these need to be on the alert to ensure the animals don't fall prey to their most dangerous animal cultures. but there is another threat rangers will need to look out for you know, evidence has been found, but it 19 originated from tangling, but some have been known to carry corona viruses related to the one behind the disease. today the rangers are being trained to take samples from animal encounter in the wild to 8 ongoing research efforts on the potential spill over of disease. the specimen for today's training is a dead stork o. along with when the land. i'm here with a number that you know, if you didn't on. yeah, i came in for the data center. no, he took me back at the center the big day. final health checks have been done. microchips attached and panel in 1588 and 6, others are ready to be released, calking into another one time. good day. i time like to know. so i don't think that we're going to begin or 5 our journey to a national park in central vietnam where the penguins a

. >> and these baby penguins at the san francisco zoo were ready for their debut.d a bunch of adoring fans during the march of the penguins, they capped things off with a quick dip in the pool. >>> coming up, when one flame goes out another gears up to ignite. the plans already underway for the it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere. all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started pow v sol for just $64.99 a month from comcast business. call or go online today to learn more. >>> the olympic flames have good-bye out >>> the olympics flames have officially gone out on the summer 2020 games, the culture was first lit in tokyo more than two weeks ago. way with a fireworks show lighting up the night sky. here is the final medal count for team usa. 39 gold medals handed

we couldn't do this during covid, but we gave birth to penguin chicks. because our pool is out door, these chicks will be in competition with seagulls and other wildlife, recently even egrets, so we take some time to train these chicks how to be hand-fed, and we actually train them how to swim since they are separated for some time from their parents. once we feel they are ready to join the big colony, we allow them to come from the back of the zoo, where they've been training and learning these skills, and they actually walk through the zoo and join the colony for the passage of rights. and we open it up to our members early in the morning. and we were safely distanced, so we limited the numbers by online reservations, but it was just great to see the public again and to welcome lemon on the left. lemon was named by our members in a contest. i don't know if they meant lemon and lemonade. and to the right is handsome david, who was named after a board member who recently passed away during this terrible pandemic. so welcome david and lemon to our colony.

just out with penguin rank and rented house penguin random house.authors a new perspective on american political economy, american capitalism teaches familiar landmarks of american history in new ways. settlements, market revolution, industrialization, the great depression, the new deal, localization and u.s. history and many more, the stages of american economics. the age of capitol, the age of control and the age of chaos. we find and john spoke, these frameworks including the concept of capitol itself following the lead of an earlier generation defining the psychological process and monetary evaluation. capitol not a thing but a process through which it's invested with the value and the capacity to yield a future and profit but imagine of the history of capitalism is just the beginning. he also reconsiders the attitudes that drive evaluation, not just profit margin but shifting motivations and shaping evaluation around ambition, a white man's privateering republic to design in the heavy industry, the workingmen democracy, utopia and so on. all of

the two baby penguins waddled past rows of adoring fans during the traditional march of the penguinsalso earned high marks for learning to fish. get this, they graduated from fish school. >>> and now to an incredible discovery in russia. two mummified cable lion cubs from the ice age were found and researchers think one of them is 27,000 years old and the other out 43,000yearold and they were discovered in the siberian arctic a few years ago but researchers just published their findings. they say one of the cubs is well preserved and it's for is matted but well-preserved and its claws are still sharp. >>> will turn our focus to the forecast now, and we will talk about smoke because i know it is still visible for many of those east bay valleys and the skies still look hazy over there. i will show you the air-quality centers and readings across the bay area right now and it is good news because we are green here at the ground and here is part of the reason why a strong onshore flow coming in and you can see this is barely sticking up there for perspective so onshore flow right now is r

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we couldn't do this during covid, but we gave birth to penguin chicks. because our pool is out door, these chicks will be in competition with seagulls and other wildlife, recently even egrets, so we take some time to train these chicks how to be hand-fed, and we actually train them how to swim since they are separated for some time from their parents. once we feel they are ready to join the big colony, we allow them to come from the back of the zoo, where they've been training and learning these skills, and they actually walk through the zoo and join the colony for the passage of rights. and we open it up to our members early in the morning. and we were safely distanced, so we limited the numbers by online reservations, but it was just great to see the public again and to welcome lemon on the left. lemon was named by our members in a contest. i don't know if they meant lemon and lemonade. and to the right is handsome david, who was named after a board member who recently passed away during this terrible pandemic. so welcome david and lemon to our colony.

this is the baby penguins at chicago shed aquarium. they've reached a big milestone.ried out their newly grown waterproof feathers. i didn't realize they had to be waterproof. they've gotten to the other developmental milestones. eating fish, socializing not wearing headphones and exploring. this reminded me of during the pandemic we grew to love the shed aquariums penguins if we didn't before because they went exploring, soldier field, the field museum as well. they were at different exhibits inside the aquarium. like there were hours you could spend just watching them online. who doesn't love them. >> showing them going for their first dip, that still looks like me now. when i'm in the water trying to like -- >> is this like you guys skating? >> we did the skating. >> you're not a good swimmer? >> i'm a pretty good swimmer. >> that's you? >> yeah. i do a lot of doggy paddle. >> they don't need a floaty. >> we're supposed to go skateboarding next aren't we? wasn't that the plan? >> i may put a kibosh. >> marian said the same thing. i still have the groupon she's stil

the young poet and penguin random house have created the amanda gorman award for poetry. $10,000 prize students who create the best original work. they can submit pieces starting in october. back in january, gorman read an original poem at president bind's inauguration, becoming the youngest inaugural poet in u.s. history at the age of 22. >>> jamaican hurdler who won a gold medal at the olympics is going viral for an amazing deed. he shared a story how he almost missed the semifinal race. the 31-year-old said he took the wrong bus and ended up at the wrong venue but a woman there was nice enough to give him money for a cab to get to the right location on time. two days after he won gold, he tracked down the woman and posted video of their meeting on instagram. he showed her the gold medal, repaid her for the taxi and gave her a team jamaica shirt. the woman is also receiving an official invitation to jamaica from the minister of tourism. >>> the world's most decorated female swimmer took a victory lap at the empire state building in new york. katie ledecky had two gold and two silver

. >>> a new report suggests the earth's entire population of emperor penguins could die out by the year00. that's if the pace of global ice melting continues. that research published in the scientific journal "global change biology." >>> when we come back here, more inspiring team usa gold medal wins in tokyo. are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects ♪ be in your moment. ask your doctor ab

may be penguin swimming will become an olympic event in paris 2024. you never know.her in this forecast. it's looking pretty unsettled for the time of year thanks to one area of low pressure which is going to park itself across the uk for the next few days, throughout the weekend and indeed even into the start of next week. and it's going to bring windier, wetter conditions, some torrential downpours in places, and it's generally going to feel on the cool side for the time of year. so, here it is, this new area of low pressure, which moves across many places for thursday. lots of isobars on the charts, so the winds have picked up across much of the country as well. and as we head through this evening and overnight, it stays unsettled. there'll be spells of heavy rains, some thundery showers, but also some clearer, quieter interludes as well. now, temperatures will be no lower than 14—15 celsius, so actually quite a mild night to come across the board. so, our area of low pressure, then, very much with us for friday. this little feature will run in across the south of

>> it's my pleasure to welcome you to my friends but just that with penguin random house new york. spanning for centuries john's book offers a new and challenging perspective and pages of american capitalism and with that market revolution the new deal. and many more. in the stages of the economic development the age of capital the age of control in our own age of chaos. holding new ideas and frameworks thee whole concept of which following the lead of another defines a psychological process of monetary evaluation. it's not a thing better process. a process in which they had pecuniary valley - - value to have a future and profit. but it is the imagining of capitalism is just the beginning of john's analysis and those that drive valuation.io and the amount of shifting reservations of the pecuniary valuation period mission. and with the heavy industries. all of these versions turn a mixture of confidence andbo fear. and then also introduces us to the mechanisms and of that productivity growth. and the investment multipliers with the age of capital. that keynesian multipliers and then

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this continues the trend of consolidation that includes the recently-announced mergers of penguin randomse and simon n and -- simon & schuster. publishers weekly reports on the abundance of books about former president trump that have been released or are forthcoming. carol eleven ig and phillip rutgers i alone can fix it has been the best selling with close to 139,000 copies sold. however, it lags behind books from last year such as mary trump's too much and never enough that has sold over 1.2 million copies and john bolton's the room where it happened with 679,000 copies sold. one of the soon to be released books about donald trump is bob woodward's third on the 45th president. this week it was announced the book will be titled peril, and it will cover the transitional period between the trump and biden administrations. the book, cowritten with mr. woodward's washington post colleague robert costa, is drawn from over 200 interviews and 6,000 pages of transcripts. it will be released on september 21st. also in the news according to npd book scan, print book sales were down 8% for the we

continues the trend of book publisher consolidation that includes the recently announced mergers of penguin random house and simon and schuster and harper collins and houghton mifflin. publishers weekly speaks on the abundance of books on former president trump that have been released or forthcoming. they note of the new title, i alone can fix it has been the best-selling close to 139,000 copies sold since its june publication. however it lags behind books from last year such as mary trumps too much and never enough that is sold over one point to million copies. and john bolton's room where it happened with the 679,000 copies sold. one of the soon-to-be released books about donald trump's bob woodward's third on the 45th president. this may kick week it was announced the book will be titled however the transitional period between the trump and biden administrations. the book cowritten with mr. woodward's washington post colleagues, robert kostas drawn from over 200 interviews and 6000 pages of transcripts. it will be released on september 21. also in the news according to npd bookscan, prin

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we went later in the chat back to her audience of the links to both amazon and penguin random house doubleday many of you will make sure you get this book. it i is a fantast read, well deserving of the great positive reviews it has gotten. mostmportant to tell the life of our special guest secretary baker. now, as developed in the book in fact it's in the introduction, you have said this a lot, your perspective is always been theoint of holding power is getting things done. during your years in washington obviously did a great job of that. peter and susan say in the book one of the reasons you were able to achieve so many goals is because you are not a crusader. they say you had no ideological fervor which certainly goes along with your focus on pragmatism that we discussed earlier. so do you agree in your political, internatial negotiations, you have essentially no ideological fervor? >> guest: i do not know what you mean by ideological fervor. i was the white house chief of staff for president ronald reagan. ronald reagan is pretty ideological. and so it is a question of the balae i think.

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. >> later in the chat box to the audience there are links to amazon and penguin random house doubleday. i hope many of you make sure you get this book because it is a fantastic read, well deserving of the positive reviews but most importantly to tell the life of our special guest, secretary baker. as developed in the book, it is in the introduction, you've said this a lot, your perspective has always been the point of holding power is getting things done and during your years in washington you did a great job of that and peter and susan say in the book one of the reasons you were able to achieve so many goals is because you were not a crusader. you had no ideological fervor which goes along with your focus on pragmatism that we discussed earlier. so do you agree that in your political and international negotiations you had essentially no ideological fervor? >> i don't know what you mean by ideological fervor. i was chief of staff for president ronald reagan. ronald reagan was pretty ideological. i was his treasury secretary. it is a question of balance, i think. the commitment to value

like your input about that because what i did giving as shoutut out to my editor at random house / penguinack history t to the mechanism of the evolution of the black church. it's like instead of pitting the church into a history of african-americans to save their freedom i turn the telescope around intel through the evolution. >> remember i was going to tell you about the triangular structure. so born in 1825 what is now west virginia from greenbrier county virginia to daniel payne born 1811 and was born free as a member of the brown society not too dark you were brown then becomes bishop in 1852. i have to tell you the story. he believes that none of this gospel music or the holy ghost or none of that. so after the civil war he goes to mother emmanuel and proselytizing throughout the south and then the ame church so he goes to a traditional black church and people are getting the holy ghost and he jumps out you have to stop that. [laughter] so i love that story. and then henry e-mailed neil turner is born free in washington dc slavery is legal through 1962 at the civil war he is born in

i would like your input about that because what i did, i want to give a shout out to my editor at penguinhat i did found a way tell a sweep of black history during the evolution of the black church so it like bringing a telescope around so instead of fitting the church into the history of african-americans, i turned it around tell black people through the history of the church, by evolution of the denominations. was going to tell you about the triangular structure. >> yesel. >> i've already talked about this, he was born in what's now western virginia but daniel pain was born in 1811, he was born free, a member of the brown society, not to dark, he was wrong. he becomes part of the church in 1852. he believes blacks should be enough straight line and sing hymns. none of the gospel music or the holy ghost, not affect so after the civil war he goes down and he's going throughout the south or the a and b church and he goes to a traditional black church and people are getting the holy ghost and he jumps out of the pulpit and gross that's the devil, you got to stop that. so i love that story a

. >> and now a penguin who jumps every time he hears. >> i thought a hug and putting my arm around aeant it to be endearing. my sense of humor can be insensitive and offputting. >> how long is this speech. >> my way of saying, i see you. >> i wouldn't have gone so hard in the beginning if i knew it was this long. >> i just wasn't thinking. >> i want to be helpful, it's just i can't. >> didn't he also kill a bunch of people. you would think he would be on his heels more. >> because i truly believe it is politically motivated. >> okay, thats that got to be the last. what the. >> no excuses. >> yeah. restorative herbal sleep re zzzs to people who were tired of being tired. what is even in this? clinically-studied plant based ingredients passion flower, valerian root, and hops. new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep. ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ here we go. ♪ don't rock the boat, baby rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. the capital one savor card, you earn unlimited 4% cash back

who circulated a book proposal and one paragraph in it on lincoln caught the eye of scott moyer of penguincott and i discussed things and i realized i had a book inside of me that had been kind of growing for years and years, and scott kind of pulled it out of me and thanks so much to lynn and school and thanks also to where i teach, the graduate center of city university of new york. a stimulating scholarly environment from the student cohort to the faculty members to the administration. thank you so much to cuny and particularly two professors, colleagues, in the history program, james doaks, the biggest winner of the lincoln prize twice, and david wallstriker who were kind enough to read my long manuscript when it was still on the screen. couldn't believe it. and gave me such wonderful insights and edits, and -- edits and outside of kanye want to thang douglas wilson, lincoln scholar and mason lawrence, a wonderful americanist who also read the manuscript, and above all my family who have stuck by me through thick and thin, and it was both a great challenge and great fun to be writing m

along the way, we'll meet some spectacular animals, like these high-fiving penguin pals.r, the biggest otters in the world that you "otter" know about. plus, it's show and shell time for these tiny turtle hatchlings. [music playing]

get catfished on grindr by the penguin? laughter ] make the mistake of spending $500 to see madonna in concert even though she never performs "lucky star" anymore? [ laughter ] only time will tell, but robin, welcome to the fold. and riddler, baby --- if you wanna talk, i'm here. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] sarah? >> sarah: whoo! thanks, louis. louis virtel, everyone. all right, i know we're having a good time, we're having fun. but while i have this national platform, i want to talk about something that's very important to me. so please, take a look. >> our country is facing a crisis. if you've been online, you understand how dire the situation has become. and if we don't take action right now, it may be too late. hi. i'm sarah silverman. actor, comedian, and creator of the hit broadway show "hamilton." and i'm here to tell you that plague that affects every single one of us. podcasts. [ laughter ] experts estimate that 8 out of every 10 americans currently hosts a podcast. and the other two are talking about star

penguin brought the two books out on the same exact publication date. they see something in the future about the future that made the simultaneous dates not only symbolically important but commercially important, too. so -- >> please join me in thanking and congratulating him. >> thank you very much.

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penguin brought the two books out on the same exact publication date. they see something in the future about the future that made the simultaneous dates not only symbolically important but commercially important, too. so -- >> please join me in thanking and congratulating him. >> thank you very much. event ww ski was hosted by the legislative archives of the national archives which also provided the video. >> i'm richard mcculley, the historian at the center for legislative archives. thank you for attending today's researcher talk on this last day of july. this is the last talk in this series until we resume in september. for those of you in attendance, our guest hardly

there's going to be links to both amazon and penguin random house doubleday. so i hope that many of you will make sure you you get this book because it's a fantastic read well deserving of the great review positive reviews. it's gotten but most importantly just to tell the life of of our special guest secretary baker. now as developed in the book, in fact, it's in the introduction and you've said this a lot. your perspective is always been the point of holding power. is getting things done. and during your years in washington, obviously, you did a great job of that. and they said and peter and susan say in the book that one of the reasons that you're able to achieve so many goals. is because you are not a crusader. they say you had no ideological fervor which certainly goes along with your focus on pragmatism that we discussed earlier. so do you agree that in your political and international negotiations? you had essentially no ideological fervor. well, i don't know what you mean by ideological fervor. you know, i was a chief of staff of whiteout chief of of s

no scientist, i'm a regular guy but i could never figure how that virus gathered from a cave to a penguinn't believe how fast that authoritarian lockdowns traveled from wuhan to the rest of the world. you know? communism sure is contagious. ♪ ♪ [scattered applause] >> greg: when a look at -- what -- what -- what unites australia and oregon besides having horrible leaders is that they don't -- date -- either are allergic to cost-benefit analysis or art terrified of it. they believe there must be zero risk, which is fundamentally impossible. >> look at you, sounding so smart and economic! wow! that's impressive. >> greg: no more [indiscernible]. we know the economy. >> like a cost-benefit analysis! >> yes! >> i was on exam, delta. >> greg: charging -- >> $200 more in health benefits because they say if you're going to be unvaccinated you're going to cost us $40,000 if you catch covid, so even delta -- they are not mandating the vaccine for their employees, but companies are finding smart ways to force this upon workers, right? it's either you have to pay more, in this case $200 more for you

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in new zealand, includes grooming their penguin. it worked when i wrote it., the vaccine mandate has started for restaurants, bars, gyms, movie theaters, sports arenas, bowling alleys. you name it, it is not a thing. according to these latest city data, only 33% of all blacks are vaccinated, so a huge segment of the population will be banned, and the restaurant could be fined $2,000, which will only help businesses already struggling to find workers by drastically decreasing their customer base. but the homeless still need no passport to defecate on your steps or spring and your skull. that means unvaccinated fans will be left out in the beautiful weather to gamble and have affairs. but if you know anything about raider nation, you know they are a rowdy bunch, so the news do not go over so well. looks a lot like an evacuation i just saw. and isn't it weird, an evacuation. no, guy? >> that is like your fourth poop joke. >> greg: i'm on pace than to break a record. all right, the optics, guy, of a black family showing up at a restaurant and being told they have

did it emerge from a penguin in a wet market?did the chinese military create the virus in a bio weapons lab in wuhan? joe biden assured us he was going to get to the bottom of it. he had the candy asked sleuths in the world working on that mystery. they will figure it out, he said, you can trust them, so here we are at the end of august, and what is the answer? where did covid come from? so far, no one has told us, and we are starting to suspect that nobody ever will. it's not like the media are planning to push that issue. vladimir putin is not from china. they don't care. the coronavirus investigation? what coronavirus investigation? like joe biden himself, they have no memory of anything that happened three months ago. and come to think of it, maybe that was the whole point of the exercise. you announce a fake inquiry into something you have absolutely no interest in learning more about, and then you bet on the fact that everyone will forget that inquiry exists. pretty tricky. maybe that is the real purpose of the intel agenci

a penguin who jumps every time he hears a ( bleep ) excuse. >> i thought a hug and putting my arm aroundlong is this speech? >> my way of saying, i see you. >> i wouldn't have gone so hard in the beginning if i knew it was this long. >> i just wasn't thinking. >> this report is ( bleep ). i want to be helpful, it's just i can't. didn't he also kill a bunch of people? you'd think he would be on his heels more. >> because i truly believe it is politically motivated. >> okay, that's that got to be the last. what the ( bleep ). >> no excuses. >> no excuses. yeah, i wish, buddy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ sneezing ] are your sneezes putting your friends in awkward positions? stick with zyrtec. zyrtec starts working hard at hour one... ...and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec. muddle no more. (man) my ex is dating a pisces. so i'm like, 'screw it. let's talk manifesting. let's talk chakras. let's talk self healing my way through the 12th house. (woman in van) set your intentions. (man sitting) crystals up. (woman) full moon bath ritual. cleanse and find your magic. ♪let it go (huh