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encountering the largest gathering of penguins we've seen yet, 108,000 pairs.several other bird species, including the southern giant petrel and arctic tern. paulette is also home to weddell seals. and the antarctic fur seal, considered extinct for 15 to 20 years. rediscovered in the beginning of the last century, the population has gone from just a few thousand to more than 3.5 million. earlier in our journey, we captured footage of one leopard seal, ferocious penguin hunters, its only natural predator is the killer whale. nearby crab-eater seals. >> these have a canine-looking snout to them. i refer to them as the golden retrievers of the seals. >> reporter: this whole region has a long history of exploration but now its future is at risk. throughout our time here it's clear that if we don't protect these animals' homes, it's likely we won't be able to protect ours. >> do you know where penguins keep their money? >> where? >> snowbanks. our thanks to amy robach. >> are we still working on that laugh track, you guys. >> this happened, that's next. ♪ wait, oh,

warming temperatures have made the habitat more suitable for these penguins here, the gentoo penguinst a couple hundred of the adelie penguins left so it's been a real dynamic shift in this peninsula, where the temperatures have changed so dramatically over the last few decades. >> and it's what we're doing in our country and in other countries causing this for piece penguins. that's what we're hoping people will learn when they see this and how beautiful these guys and ladies are. i can't tell them apart. talk about their majestic ways and what could happen if things continue down the path they're on? >> if things continue the way they are, these animals operate on a fairly strict regime. they evolved under temperature regimes that were more conducive than they are now. if we don't change our ways and if we don't amend our behaviors, we'll see animals like these penguins disappear off the planet. >> and that would be a tragedy. doug, thank you so much. going to send it back to you in your warm studio. >> we're just talking about the penguins going back and forth. that little walk. yo

from the penguins, to the ice, to the endangered whales.reathtaking antarctica is. well, that polar plunge literally took my breath away, when i came out of that sub freezing water, my lungs were compressed and i started hyper ventilating. a few minutes later, i was fine, and i got this polar plunge patch as a prize. back to you, david. >> well earned, amy. incredible and important reporting. we t announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> today i am announcing that i will not be a candidate for election to congress in 2022. it is time for me to come home. kristen: seven-term bay area congresswoman jackie speier is calling it a career in congress, ending nearly four decades in politics a lot of people really surprised. larry: good afternoon and thanks for joining us, i am larry beil. kristen: and i am kristen sze. the announcement came as his eyes to some. we were the first to. interview her after the announcement today on abc 7 mornings. >> coming up on 39 years in public office, and a

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a cluster of emperor penguins.al antarctica. we made it! making landfall in brown bluff, but in reality, it's more black and white. penguins, up to 15,000 of them gathered online for breeding season when females lay eggs atop rocky nests. we're seeing them laying on eggs. do we know if those are the females or the males? >> it's remarkable because the female lays the egg, but very quickly the male takes over and does about 95% of the process on his own. >> reporter: they have no problem with long-term relationships. >> we know they mate for life. they know their mate by the sound of their call? >> they can recognize the call, yes, and they do -- we like to romanticize that they mate for life, but it is a little bit like, i mate for life as long as this is going well. so if one of them doesn't show up one year or they're not successful a couple of seasons in a row, they might split up and find a better partner. >> reporter: along our journey, we have been amazed by the breathtaking icebergs, blankets of sea ice and

tonight, the beautiful penguins up close. on her journey tonight. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together here. and there are several breaking stories as we come on the air tonight. we're going to begin with that federal indictment against steve bannon. a long-time ally and adviser to former president trump. late today a federal grand jury indicting bannon on two count of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the house committee investigating what happened on january 6th and what led up to this day. bannon defying a subpoena to appear and documents saying he was doing so at request of the former president. the committee wanted to hear from bannon who said on his podcast the day before the attack, quote, all hell is going to break loose tomorrow, and that, quote, tomorrow is game day. it of course was the next day, the attack at the capitol and as part of it, rioter could be heard yelling "hang mike pence". tonight here, the interview with trump months afte

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. >> yeah, did you see the little penguins so you don't fall? it's so cute. >> have a good weekend. be safe. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

only if penguins could talk? what was that journey about?> yeah, like tom hanks and lost -- >> "castaway." >> it was a plane crash. >> oh, was it? i didn't see the movie. >> oh, wilson! put that on your list. do it this weekend. >> no, i will be outside. >> yeah, it's going to be a great weekend. you will be wanting to stay at home. fog has been the big issue and this will continue for the next few mornings after all of the rain we had recently, and then this time of year we see the fog in the central valley and it creeps into the east bay and parts of the north bay. visibility in novato right now down to zero. it's clear in fremont. as you are dropping off the kids for school, vaccet weather for the start and maybe sunglasses for the drop off and pickup line. my kids are out. we will see the temperatures in the mid to low 70s. we will also see some low 70s for parts of the east bay, oakland today reaching 69 degrees. san mateo reaching 70 for today. downtown san francisco, we have upper 60s and our north bay highs will reach into the low an

maybe one in five trips we might see one emperor penguin. >> reporter: the largest of all penguin speciese season migrating before conditions suit human travel. as our team walked back to the ship, something incredible happened. two emperors approached coming r te takg care to stay 15 er. feet away.waddled up. it seemed like they were checking us out. shaking its head, this just the latest incredible encounter we've had here with lindblad expeditions. earlier we were visited by a pod of 17 killer whales. the orcas swimming alongside our ship, the national geographic "endurance." >> there's the baby. >> reporter: including two calfs that are less than a year old. photos taken from the deck show their distinct markings and are now being placed into a citizens science database to help identify them should they be spotted again. but warming temperatures are a canary in a coal mine. >> antarctica is the air conditioner of the world. >> reporter: professor of earth science joe holiday says seasonal sea ice, essential to maintain these animals habitats has reduced by 30% just in his lifetime. no

chinstrap penguins, the island's ambassadors. >> before you see the penguins you will know they're therentarctica, really any species in antarctica are the impacts that we see on the sea ice and also on the antarctic. >> reporter: how we get from ship to shore is its own adventure. enter the zodiacs. these small vessels will shepherd us through the icy waters and on to land. stored below deck near the base camp of the ship is where all of our equipment is located. after boarding the zodiacs whales and seals could also make their presence known. and as we cross the drake passage, we travel with one passenger who is an antarctic legend leading over a 3,000-mile trek across the ice. >> it took us 30 days to cross these ice shelves and also in the last 30 years a number of other ice shelves have broken off. >> reporter: now he is returning to antarctica with two young filmmakers who made a documentary about his life. >> i grew up taking pictures of national geographic with will's expeditions. >> reporter: as a warming climate has impacted the continent making a similar journey for steger imp

penguin random house, the largest book publisher in the u.s. recently made an offer to buy simon and schuster. the justice department filed suit but now the authors guild has weighed in saying we are heartened by the strong consistent focus on authors and its understanding of the fact that authors inevitably lose income when there's competition that impacts the public because fewer important books are written. the $2.2 billion merger between penguin and a simon and schuster was announced last year. the publishers intend to contest the decision. in other words, britain's largest literary prize was awarded this week. this year's prize was given to south african author damon for his book the promise. this was his third nomination and first time receiving the prize. and in other news, the library association has announced their finalists for this year's andrew carnegie metals for excellence 400 sold, by e brown can be. a little devil when america is also nominated, and kristin. the winner will be enabled january 203rd. the national book awards are

new video showing a penguin infatuated with this woman visiting the zoo .e is seen following her up and down the enclosure along the glass wall, even running along with her. the woman says she believes it was her penguin like outfit that may have attracted the bird to her. >> finally, four days of heavy snowfall turned a playpen of a panda into winter paradise, he made snowballs and snow angels, and then he sat down to enjoy some fresh bamboo sprouts. he has the life. >> weekend goals, maybe not the bamboo. >> that is it for us at 3:00, cbs evening news is next and we will have more local news at 5:00 and captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news from here in washington, tonight, trump adviser steve bannon indicted for refusing to talk to congress about the january 6 insurrection. steve bannon facing jail time: why lawmakers think he may have known about the riot before it happened. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> o'donnell: the historic indictment, the first tspg prosr contempt of congress in decades. covid's alm surge: cases

the 2.2 billion dollar merger between penguin and simon and schuster was announced last year. the publishers intend to contest. in other news, britain's largest literary prize was awarded. this year's booker prize was given to south african author damon galgut for his novel "the promise". this was his third nomination and his first time winning the prize. in other award news, the american library association has announced their finalist for this year's andrew carnegie medals for excellence. this year's nonfiction finalists -- "a little devil in america" is also nominated. the winner will be nominated on -- the national book awards are being held in november 17th in new york city. it is a virtual event this year and as always, book tv will be covering it. and finally, according to mtv books can, print sales rose 12% for the week ending october 30th. that means book sales are up 10.5% for the year. and joining us now on -- is jan webster jones, co-owner of source booksellers in detroit. how long have you had your bookstore, ms. jones? >> it's a pleasure once again to be on c-spa

the penguin literally sank. oh, wow, look at this!nd contraptions is measured. but at the moment there are no wave energy devices connected to the grid here. it's important we're not impatient, but it's also important that we are impatient, that we get on with it. we've got to get on with this so that it's ready as soon as we can get it ready. but is all this a viable solution to our energy issues and will our planet really be better off? we're not going to run out of waves and wind and tides, so this is a sustained, in the true sense of the word, industry. i find it difficult to believe that people are still on the fence about climate change. and if they want to stay on the fence, well, good luck to you. we've got to get on with this and we've got to fully commit to it. we've got to get on with it now. do you think we will manage it? yes, we don't have a choice. we genuinely do not have a choice, because if we don't sort this out the planet will sort us out. that's it for the final of our sustainability specials, but we will be bring

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she learned what it takes for a penguin to survive as the ice melts.ned about their sex life. >> they mate for life and they mate by the sound of their call. >> they can recognize the call, yes. we like to romanticize that they mate for life. it's like they mate for life as long as this is going well. if one of them doesn't show up this year, they might split up and find a better partner. >> not showing up is a deal breaker. amy will have more on the penguins and the impact of climate change later on "good morning america." >>> next, a new law limiting the number of work emails you can receive. >> portugal has just made it illegal for employers to text, call or email their workers after hours. the law says the privacy of workers must be respected and the offense could carry a fine. >>> "sesame street" has a new character. the first asian-american puppet. >> she's korean-american. she was created to counter the anti-asian sentiment making headlines since the pandemic. >>> finally, speaking of new characters, macy's has unveiled new maroballoons for this

i was wondering what is going to happen to your zero g indicator, your little penguin, and what was the ride home like for you guys, was it bumpy, how does it compare to other vehicles you have flown on? [laughter] >> we are just discussing who has control of that penguin right now, we did pack him so that he would have a safe landing. we will probably timeshare between our sons who has to choose that zero g indicator for us. >> shane and i had the privilege of flying three different spacecrafts from the space shuttle and the crew dragon, so we have experience of land landing, and the water splashed on was much saw her. -- splashed was much softer. -- splashdown was much softer. i was worried that the bobbing on the ocean would make me sick, but i think it was ok for many of us, it was just a matter of waiting for the rescue team and we were just chatting inside, so it was a nice time. >> we will take another question from a caller on the phone. your line is open. >> thanks for doing this, can you guys hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. >> i was hoping a couple of you would talk about th

chin strap penguins are the tiniest and feistiest of the penguin species and then we got to see the elephantthis journey. >> and this journey is about to end. i think you said you won't see land again until friday. what is that trip back going to be like? how treacherous is it going to be? what's the forecast? >> reporter: all right, so here behind me i'm going to try to explain this to you in layman's terms because that's all i got. see this magenta blob. we don't want to be in that. that's 40-foot waves and hurricane-force end winds. but we will be when this orangey section here which could mean st i've been told. on the way here we were doing this and on the way back we're going to be doing this and this is worse. so i'm going to be putting my patch on as soon as i'm done with this broadcast so i can prepare. they've literally battened down the hatches. >> hey, amy, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you so much and the entire crew for bringing us along and seeing some wonderful sights that we would not ordinarily have a chance to see. safe journey home, our friend. >> all right. well

well, you know, jews are from africa and the penguins are from africa. maybe they knew he knew likes. but front line together. bill. same continent or something like that. it's >> penny the penguin this whole to my brother, my sister or did >> recent. what's >> all the fog that to leave fog is what's up. in fact, pretty stubborn out there right now in the north bay and east bay valleys. that's why we have a dense fog advisory in effect right now through noon on sunday. so visibility starting to worsen specifically along the coast up to 5 miles for downtown san francisco in half moon bay even worse. for those of you at hayward up to 4 miles visibility at or near 0 by your sunday morning. so plan ahead dry safely leave a lot of space and distance between you and the other vehicles. very dangerous driving conditions with that low fog bank. but we are seeing dense also, we are tracking clear skies with the exception of the dense low clouds and fog berkeley 61 degrees. conquered, though 10 degrees cooler in the low 50's. but then we're going to warm up very n

you didn't get to go in the kayak, but you saw the penguins and the beautiful orcas.nk you so much for all the reporting you have been doing. we truly appreciate it and all the images as well. >>> stay tuned all month long as our series "climate crisis: saving tomorrow" takes an indepth look at the constant dangers of climate change and the necessary steps to avoid the consequences. >>> coming up next, our exclusive sneak peek of the nfl documentary of tom brady, and he reflects on how he got his start in football. f the nfl documentary of tom brady, and he reflects on how he got his start in football. ♪ (vo) command hooks are easy to apply and remove cleanly. command. do. no harm. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. like those nagging headaches. uncomfortable period pains. and disruptive muscle aches. you can count on fast, effective relief with motrin. (vo) we made a promise to our boy blue that we would make thest, healthiest foods possible... ...with the finest natural ingredients and real meat first. and that's our promise to you and your dog or cat.

, penguin,they were offering distn deals as well. the distribution deal would mean the publishing house didn't exactly fit within the physical building and with a major publisher would do is distribute the books through baker and taylor and outlets such as that. then charles got more in the door at warner and acquired amistad books which charles worked inside the building at harpercollins and 1999 like i said that's about the time i started for about a year at that point. charles came over and asked me to come over and help them run it and i turned them down because i just started a new job and i didn't know that that's something you could do, start a new job and turn around and quite a few months later. i would see him from time to time and he was just wicked smart and very creative and entrepreneurial. amistad probably wouldn't be around today. and so, when harbor took in amistad, if that is the proper language, probably not, had the honor to mutually build each other up and learn from each other, that's when that happened. it prov

penguins and seals were that halloween treats this weekend. look at this. yum, yum, yum.ms to love the woman but when i give out fish for halloween, the neighborhood kids throw hot grits on my face. the offer fish here, they have hands on. celebrating halloween you can see, this one is diane feinstein. trick-or-treat, they start bouncing a ball on his nose. he'll do just about anything for the roar of the crowd. this one he's known around the aquarium as a seal of approval. what they don't show you is almost entire truck screening. a spectator event, lovely. and again, so is everyone in australia. hi, mike. they were brought together in 2000 to seal the deal. ever since. before that, the mail seal was dating heidi clune. topic number three. yesterday wasn't just halloween, they also celebrated the mexican holiday, with us, might i party like it was cinco de mayo. here's what it looks like in mexico where people began salivating by dressing up as their favorite characters. but also giant walking skeletons presumably to contribute, president biden and his generous immigrati

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and that kind of weather will probably help this guy feel at home one from the antarctic penguin hasn rescued and getting care the penguin didn't appear injured but a bit hungry and tired. 2,000 miles. >> wow that is a swim, whoa. thanks rahel, amazing. >>> time for the etf cracker, we take a look at where the market was in the etf action this past week the big winner was the gold miners, what drove the action, the latest reading on cpi had a big part hitting a 30-year high and that led inflation to seek investment protection and transitory does seem to be losing steam and concerns that the fed may be behind the curve. now, some of the best performers in the sector this week included sprot junior gold miners these are junior gold miners, and vaneck up 6% the juniors doing well here. ishares up 7%. the data come from our partners at track and cite. for more information, melissa, you can head to the st wilshire hub. >> let's check out google, microsoft and tesla up 40 and 70%. amazon, only 8%. is this left behind stock left for catch-up that is next on "power lunch." your record label

the penguins expected to stay in pittsburgh, i don't know, do i have to get a sidney crosby jersey?op college football rankings, georgia, alabama, oregon, ohio state all top four spots, cincinnati at five, followed by michigan and cross-state rival michigan state. meanwhile, oklahoma drops from number eight out of the top-ten down to 13 after saturday's loss to baylor. baylor, they jump to 11. they're the second-highest ranked team in the big 12 find number 9, oklahoma state. and moved up one spot after blowing out tcu. but history shows we're close to how things might look on selection day next month. 24 of them ranked in the top four, and 26 have been ranked in the top six. no team to make the playoffs has ever been ranked lower than ninth. college football remains top-heavy. college hoops, though, had a historic upset on the court an ann arbor, michigan. seton hall stunned rallying to a 67-65 win. over a nonconference ranked in the top five and the first against a top-five team since the second round of the 2008 ncaa tournament. >>> now, to world cup soccer in kingston, the u.s.

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. >> yeah, did you see the little penguins so you don't fall? it's so cute. >> have a good weekend. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

. >> yeah, did you see the little penguins so you don't fall? it's so cute. >> have a good weekend. safe. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the verdict now in kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all charges in his homicide trial the drama as the verdict was read rittenhouse shaking and appearing to collapse the jury, after three and a half days of deliberations, finding him not guilty for fatally shooting two men during protests and unrest in kenosha, wisconsin last year. prosecutors portrayed the teen as a vigilante. his attorney saying it was self-defense tonight the reaction outside the courthouse and president biden weighing in. >>> also tonight, the fda and cdc advisers green lighting both pfizer and moderna boosters for all adults can it stave off a holiday surge? >>> busy airports as the thanksgiving rush gets underway. the severe storms threatening travel plans for millions al roker is timing it out for us. >>> after months of gridlock, house democrats passing president biden's massive build back better spending bill the hurdles it now faces in the senate. >>> the results just in fr

antarctica, reporting on climate change, having a very rare encounter with two reclusive emperor penguins. then it was her turn to become one with nature. diving out in minus 28-degree weather. way to go, amy. that's "nightline." you can catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for >> california health officials pushing hard for boosters and pediatric vaccines but with appointments running out, is there enough capacity in the system? >> tonight, focus on the future of coyote valley. leaders deciding between protecting wildlife and potential development. >> a push being made to allow safe and indoor drug using spots in san francisco. what officials are saying about this. >> showers are heading our way. the timeline, coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starting now. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> californians 18 and older all encouraged tonight to get a covid-19 booster shot before the holidays. governor newsom and local health officials pushing people to book an appointment but that may be easier said than done. goo

got my penguin classroom. i love penguins ranger.even got a spooky tattoo for the historic change. it was a lot more fun this year being able to dress up. there's a lot of energy coming off of covid. it's a good time. for many. it's the first time being around crowds of people since the pandemic. a welcome feeling. but naturally with the little hesitation, it's felt really great and initially very. a little unnerving. maybe as you walk into the park for the first time, and you're surrounded by hordes of people and nobody's wearing masks, but, uh, we've had a great time. you must be fully vaccinated or have tested negative, knowing everyone had to go through a health check to enter, gave people the comfort they needed to finally get out and just have some fun. was just nice. it was like good to like, finally do something like, get back to normal, right? like. before covid like this is usually what i used to do and like it's nice to do it again. i mean we were talking about. it's very weird to have something forbidden for many months a

he spent most of his time at the african penguins exhibit watching the little guys dart back and forther water. i like how it was before the zoo opened. they decided to let you know the big cat just wander around. mean, it's on a leash, but. way to animals that would never interacted otherwise, you know, the real world. that's true. never. it's probably tough trying to figure it out. not go. >> meanwhile, to be getting a look a lot like christmas in new york city. the tree that will stand at rockefeller center for the christmas season arrived in the big apple today, new york city police escorting the 79 foot norway spruce through the next few months said rockefeller center. the tree lighting ceremony is set for december. first the tree will remain up until early next year. the 12 ton tree made the journey all the way from maryland. >> speaking to look a lot like chris so got to get the thanksgiving. that's what have you been in any of like the brief stories lately. they these are like are you getting pushed the site. really, well. spirit. jonathan got to get we got to get there soon. s

penguin random house, the largest booksh publisher in the u.s., recently made an offer to buy simon &chuster. the justice department filed suit to stop that merger, but now the a authors' guild has weighed in i saying, quote: we are heartened by the strong and countt focus on authors and its understanding of the fact that authors inevitably lose income when there is limited competition for their works which in turned a versely im-- adversely impacts the reading public because fewer important books are written. now, the $2.2 billion merger was announced last year. the publishers intend to contest thee justice department's decision. in other news, britain's largest literary prize was awarded this week. this year's booker prize was given to south african author damon gelgut for his novel, "the promise." this was his third nomination and his first time receiving the prize. and in other award news, the american library association has announced their finalists for this year's andrew carnegie's medals of excellence. this year's nonfiction novelists, 400 souls, a little devil in america is a

you know, and got my penguin classroom. i love penguins ranger dave even got a spooky tattoo for the historic change. it was a lot more fun this year being able to dress up. there's a lot of energy coming off of covid. it's a good time. for many. it's the first time being around crowds of people since the pandemic. a welcome feeling. but naturally with the little hesitation, it's felt really great and initially very. a little unnerving. maybe as you walk into the park for the first time, and you're surrounded by hordes of people and nobody's wearing masks, but, uh, we've had a great time. you must be fully vaccinated or have tested negative, knowing everyone had to go through a health check to enter, gave people the comfort they needed to finally get out and just have some fun. was just nice. it was like good to like, finally do something like, get back to normal, right? like. before covid like this is usually what i used to do and like it's nice to do it again. i mean we were talking about. it's very weird to have somethin