joe ma'am by is managing director and ceo of seaworld.es that mean? >> well, as you know, we've been known for a long time as an animal entertainment company. what we want to be known for is a company where families can have a lot of fun but also do something meaningful at the same time. millennials especially. they want to have an experience that matters. is we want to show them how they can make a difference. so when they come to our parks, they'll have a unique opportunity not only to have fun but make a difference for the oceans and all that's in it. >> like what? >> for your instance, this year we're announcing a brand-new ride in snoenltd called the wave breaker, and instead of just going on a ride, you get a chance to basically go on a rescue experience and as a customer you get to learn what a hero does. we're one of the largest rescues in the world and very few people know that. it's a way to combine our purpose wi also on our thrill ride in florida called mako, we partner with the guide harvey foundation and when the guest goes

is before -- san diego seaworld is bringing back killer whales in a big way. all day oks play. the new approach comes after criticism from animal activists. >>> well, things are going swimmingly, pun intended, for a disableled goldfish who was fitted with a tiny device to help him get around. the fish lives at a san antonio pelt shop, and suffers from swim bladder disease. it makes it difficult for the official to hold himself up right under water. he was always stuck at the bottom of his tank until an aquarium employee figured out a solution. two chunks of fire foam help balance out the fish's weight. it's like a mini while chair, and now the goldfish is happily swimming upright in his new home. that's a silly, but really cute story, mark. got to love it. >> and all parts of the aqualmium fully mobilele, can make it -- aquarium, fully mobile, can make it anywhere. if you like the forecast, you can make the most of the sunshine tomorrow with somewhat of a dry weather pattern for your sunday. tonight, though, clouds and fog. tomorrow, definitely some clouds in

but with that excitement here at seaworld, also a realization. not everyone likes the idea of animals in captivity. documentaries like black fish bringing the issue into the spotlight in th spotlight. >> in general, our society is perceiving them as not just animals, they are also individuals and people are more respectful for the nature. >> reporter: julie has spent almost two decades with orcas at seaworld, more than seven years with takara. >> you're >> incredibly excited, yes. >> and to those people who see this and say wow, this is really interesting, they also think it might be a little sad to think that a newborn will be here instead of out in the wild. you would say -- >> don't be sad. this is historic. it's amazing. it will be magical and we'll do everything we can to make sure that we're going to take care ever this calf as well as e rest of the whales here. >> reporter: the animal rights group peta says there is no reason to keep the baby in a tank when she and her mother could start a new life together in a seaside sanctuary. seaworld

. >>> blackstone sold its 21% stake many seaworld to a chinese he investment firm. seaworld will provide support for developing theme parks in china, taiwan, hong kong. and twitter is reportedly interesting a paid subscription option. the social media platform is conducting surveys to assess interest in an enhanced version of its tweet deck aimed at professionals. >> had reimbursement for the ten with us glucose monitoring system. the u.s. senators clarified criteria of the device yesterday on the nuts the company is up to 82.62. moving the other way, u.s. concrete said the cfo will resign and the company is replacing grant thornton as its primary accounting firm. additionally on, behalf shareholders, whether the officers or rt directors have engaged in securities fraud. all of this adds up. the shares closed at $60.80. >>> this week's market monitor is finding opportunities in some big tech names he says are leading the way in cloud computing and mobile advertising. and they could see it rise. he is the ceo, tim, welcome barks, ni back. microsoft is number one. a v

takara got pregnant before seaworld decided it would end its breeding program.in captivity will be the very last. >> there we go. >> reporter: takara the killer whale. getting an ultrasound. she's gained 600 pounds during her pregnancy. and her vets say the 25-year-old born in captivity herself is showing all signs for a healthy delivery. >> when you look down here, you can see something pulsing. >> reporter: that's the heartbeat? >> exactly. probably the aoror to. and this shows the calf's jaw line. that's really clear. and she's moving around. or he. >> or he. >> reporter: but with that excitement here at seaworld, also a realization. not everyone likes the idea of animals in captivity. documents like "blackfish" bringing the issue into the spotlight. >> in general, our society is perceiving animals differently. they're not just animals anymore. they're also individual living beings. and people are more respectful for the nature around us, which is a great thing. >> what do you think of all this? >> reporter: julie has spent about two decades are orcas at seaw

seaworld says there are no sanctuaries. open ocean. >> to do that would be a death sentence. >> a death sentence because newborns learn to hunt and survive at their mother's side and in this case she has never been in the wild. >> it would be incredibly irresponsible for us to think that we could take animals that have been under human care and in this environment for their entire lives and be able to release them responsibly. >> so for those that might feel uncomfortable, 18 months. >> you said that she had actually gained 600 a little pilates afterwards tighten it right back up. >> thank you. speaking of much anticipated births, carson is in the orange room with one woman's hilarious response to the april the giraffe craze right after this. the right look is whatever makes you feel beautiful. wear that shade. wear that shade. throw shade. nice. no makeup monday or definitely makeup... it's monday. go natural. go big. go bold. ladies, don't let anybody tell you what makes you beautiful. at walgreens, we've got the beauty p

. >>> officials at seaworld are preparing for the last birth of an orca at one of its parks. the orlando-based company says it will be born in the next four to six weeks or so. the mother, 25-year-old takara was already pregnant when seaworld announced it was ending its breeding program. the gestation program for orcas is approximately 18 months. >>> remember the adorable baby hippo born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo? well, look at her now. little fiona is growing so quickly. staff at the zoo installed a ramp so she can get into the pool all by herself. she looks tiny for a hippo but she's actually 73 pounds, up from 29 pounds at birth. >> cute when they're little. kind of ferocious when they're big. >>> a big change for working moms in san francisco. >> to get more productive workforce and also creates retention. >> the new effort to help make breastfeeding moms more comfortable in the workplace. >>> and kristen is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> thanks, guys. a state of emergency is declared in contra costa county weeks after record rains. people living

can make your hands clap >> maybe she had fits in the tantrum in mind when no cicole t a little seaworldoscars. lighting up twitter and 11 days later finally fessed up to what was up on australia's kiss-fm show. >> clapping but really ring on that was not my own,absi was scared of damaging if. >> i would, too. a ring of nearly 14 carats. >> i was like, gosh, i want to clap. not be clapping, which would be worse. right? why isn't nicole clapping? >> it wasn't her first odd oscar clap. 2015. certainly not the first star dealt a bad hand, particular paula abdul's top the late joan rivers opening her set with her own standing o, the star's ability to mimic a sea mammal draw criticism and also made them akonic. >> hercules! >>> still ahead, mama june's weight-loss, and looking so different. an total by transfoiormatn. >> then a rare exclusive with reclusive olsen twins at 30. what mary kate is saying about married life. >>> and from fedex worker to the top of the music charts, meet country music's unexpected new star. ♪ the only way i know i can get you home ♪ >>> closed captioning provided b

seaworld. real., advanced genomic testing may lead to other treatment options that can work. learn how genomic testing is changing the way we fight cancer at cancercenter.com/genomics >>> trump watch, tuesday, march 22, 2017. donald trump wants the united states senate to confirm his pick, donald trump's pick, for the u.s. supreme court. he wants democrats to join republicans in giving his pick the 60 votes to override the expected filibuster. let me suggest a very good reason not to let this happen -- it's not about trump's pick, it's about president obama's pick, the one mitch mcconnell and his bunch decided did not even deserve a vote, did not even deserve a hearing, did not even deserve the respect of someone nominated to this high position. just like mcconnell decided in 2008 he was going to destroy the obama presidency at the get-go, decided hwanted to wait for the next president to do busiss with. he decided eight yearsater he would bump obama's court pick from the line and wait for a pick by

. >> a bitter sweet moment for seaworld as it waits for the last orca to be born in captivity. >> that's heart beat? >> it is probably the aorta. >> animal rights activists arguing that the 25-year-old should start a new life with her baby in the wild. >> to do that would be really a death sentence. >>> with the world watching and waiting for april the giraffe to give birth, another expecting mom having millions wonders who would give birth first? erin welcomed a baby boy. >>> and an on-air flub left our peter alexander speechless. >> matt and craig. >> all right. did he just matt and craig us? who is matt in this scenario, peter? >> what? i didn't even hear that. >> you called her matt. she called you peter. >> oh, matt and craig? okay. good. thank you, willard. >> we will miss peter. >> we had a nice weekend. good visit. >> i was watching that in the white house booth. dying laughing alone. peter came back and had no idea. >> people don't appreciate how funny peter is. he is hilarious. >>> indra peterson is funny. >> sheinelle, matt, thank you. we had a storm yet. that will be nothing

seaworld. real.to do people saying he hasn't gotten enough done since he took office. >> somebody said to me what are you starting on nafta? i did this, this, this. i've been here i 51 days. give me a chance. >> really he has been in office 60 days and not 51. he corrected himself, kind of. >> do not worry. we are starting on nafta very soon. i've only been there for, what, 52 days, right? >> trump is negotiating time now. okay, 54 days. that is my final offer. that's all. >> welcome to "morning joe" opinion it is wednesday, march 22nd. mika has the morning off. msnbc contributor mike barnicle is here. that is good news. >> oh, yeah. >> your enthusiasm for that introduction grows, every day, mike. also with us is jim vandehei and kasie hunt and mark halpern. also joining the conversation now contributor to "time" magazine msnbc political analyst and former aid to george w. bush white house and the state department, elise jordan. welcome aboard. >> thanks for having me. >> last night at a republican p

and finally, china's shandong become the biggest holder in seaworld. premium -- -- the and still ahead, we have be commodities close. we have a recent drop in coffee prices, plus why russia is pair fallg for oil to five -- to $40 a barrel by next year. this is worldt: from bloomberg headquarters in manhattan, this is bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. architect closing here in new york, so let's start with coffee. falling into an 11 week low with ample supply, the price has previously risen because of cycling purchases. in this rally has been fueled by positive sales. it is up 1.1% on the day. it was up for a seventh day, and that brings the theme this year to 17%. as we head into the weekend and a meeting for opec, let's go to a chart we can see on bloomberg. this is crude and its intraday pricing for trading. it is having just hovering around its 200 day moving average, the long-term trendline, and the last time it was here, the moving average acted as a line of support. certainly around july and also again around november. the critical point for pri

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