it's not just the tortoise. the tortoise is an indicator of what's going on with the rest of the ecosystem. it's a tragedy because i think we're going to have a hollow desert anand we ae not going to have the rich flora and fauna that this state once had. henen: across the world, whether it's turtles, tortoises, pandas, tigers, elephants--all of those, the main threat ultimately boils down to humans. narrator: in the southwest, the raven problem has gotten bad enough that the government is now resorting to the selective removal of some offending birds. boarman: they are going to raven nests, under which tortoise shells haveve been found, and ty shoot those renens so that t i's removing the problem ravens. that sort of approach can reduce pressure on tortoise populations, but it won't reduce raven population levels overall. narrator: the best long-term strategy for controlling ravens is to get the public involved. ravens are constantly on the lookout, so trash and water supplies need to be reduced. in public area

the name galapagos comes from a spanish word for tortoise in fact it was through his observations of the tortoises on the islands and the schoolies of forests that darwin arrived at his discoveries he saw here plants. in animals which it clearly originated far away to come here by chance but adapted to their environment by developing into new forms of life found nowhere else on earth come. because the process of evolution can be seen at work so clearly on collaborators the islands with their incomparable fauna and flora are the true showcase of nature and that's why they were chosen head of so many other places to be a world heritage site. sadly though man's increasing interference here is putting this part of the world heritage more and more at risk. move. move. move. move move. toward were moving. move. man. in the galapagos darwin wrote he felt himself brought closer in time and space to the mystery of mystery appearance on earth of new living creatures. closer in the word to creation. move. into the conflict zone fronting the powerful twenty years ago the good friday agreement pa

narrator: tortoises in the southwest have been under pressure for decades.h of their habitat has been damaged or destroyed. diseases, predators, and other factors have also taken their toll. third man: there have been massive declines--80%, 90%. woman: it's pretty ugly. it is.

narrator: tortoises in the southwest have been under pressure for decades.ch of their habitat has been damaged or destroyed. diseases, predators, and other factors have also taken their toll. third man: there have been massive declines--80%, 90%. woman: it's pretty ugly. it is.

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could of power as a pawn in a political game the tortoise could have power says she was not surprised at her visa being rejected she's questioned whether the british authorities have something to hide by preventing a relative from visiting in exclusive interview to the agency victoria claims that in a phone conversation the new year was being prompted. but at first i was happy that he called but it was clear that she wasn't speaking her own words she was being prompted you can hear it in the recording but there's a start she was told yes you can talk which meant that she was being guided. now in other news at least ten palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire on the garza border on friday it came after thousands of protesters staged a massive anti occupation protest. we're now maybe one hundred meters only far away from the fence you can see the crowds you can see the protesters flooded then one hundred of thousands of palestinians have been here tensions are running high right now as the israeli army started to shoot random your palestinians are getting injured why the ambulances

of a politician design a general politician is still dead look what's happening now between the tortoise undergirds which is for the turks it's was both i think it's. the first of the but i wouldn't you love going to five to what is going to drop in that i'm going to commit against all so many bases in that part of the if the so they are going to come all the counties from the gulf not to even over there through with it all the kind before the all the partition and the only one that was being a very very hyper prize is the women of syria the kids of syria and the people of syria who surround i thank you very much for this interview who are talking to. a former deputy during an orange in syria discussing whether peace is going to come to the war torn country any time soon that's it for at this edition of so i think oh i'll see you next. picks up. the players to the absolutely awesome and then to the plateau sands and all the other folks they have the upper hand so the dog if if if if. if anyone wanted a place or a saw go past buy stuff i can. feel being pretty cold as a fastball that will

not the money second album comes out in may i'm really looking forward to it now we move on to the tortoise and horse and who've been in the business for an impressive thirty six years wow and they are still enjoying plenty of high points in their career here's one of their most recent once. deep holes in in china the german punk rockers recently performed there for the first time at a beijing festival but the chinese authorities stepped in to censor the concert. live. they were not allowed to perform certain songs due to their allegedly sensitive lyrics plus torrential rain meant only a thousand people turned up for the show. on a highly back on tour with a new singer the dark tenor. the original front man death cough left the band in two thousand and sixteen. now they're making a comeback but many fans have not taken kindly to the new line up the tour with a new front man has just fifteen dates soon as. the scorpions are currently traveling the globe with their crazy world tour after their gigs in north america the one over rockers will head back to your. live. live. german hip hop withou

a family crossed paths with a tortoise during their vacation and in crimea, a family walked beside the reptile until they realized the road was just too busy for the tortoe to cross safely. so, they moved the animal to the side of the street. turtles are on the move, albeit slowly, when the weather gets warm there. how sweet. >> off he goes. like me running the 40 back in my day. >> shu, you're a superstar. >> a little nba action, denver, new orleans, utah, san antonio. who will the warriors face in the playoffs? you know kevin durant doesn't want to go back to >> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> derek holland on the hill for g man whose starting pitchers have given up a major league baseball two home runs this season. got to support your team. holland depth give holla holland didn't give up a home run. that score. giants down 2-zip after one. d-back starter was pretty good. nine swinging strike outs. brought one down three times. finally got on the board in the 8th. brings in brandon crawford to make it 2-1 d-backs. unfortunately, that would be your final. same two

breaking year for the energy sector and with us is the managing director and portfolio manager at tortoise. good to have you here. when we show people the price of oil, how many dollars do you ascribe to the geopolitical tension we've seen and how much of that is just pure old supply and demand >> at tortoise, we think the oil price should be between $55 to $65 a barrel $6 is probably geopolitical risk >> is it justified because of what we've seen with the missile going into riyad yesterday and being intercepted? >> well, you get a lot of parties involved you've got saudi arabia, one of the largest oil producers in the world, russia involved, one of the largest oil producers in the world. you haven't even talked act ibot iran and sanctions that could impact a million barrels a day the supply/demand is very tight right now. >> i guess i wondered what could lead to a supply disruption event as they like to say in your business? we're not that close to that, are we >> i hope not. probably the biggest thing is the iran sanctions, right? pre-sanctions, before the sanctions were removed, iran wa

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like a tortoise on crutches, you could see the jokes limping toward you. the dinner is old news, an of self congratulations, selfies, predictable barbs. >> i have to say i am a little starstruck. i love you as aunt lydia in the handmaid's tale. i actually really like sarah. i think she is very resourceful. like she burns facts and uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. maybe she is born with it. maybe it's lies. probably lives. i am never sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders. is it sarah sanders? sarah huckabee sanders? what is uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? >> greg: wolf reminds us you can smear women as long as you on the right. the media calls it a roast. if if you did it come it would e called misogyny. progressives play by different rules. take joy reid. whatever she writes will be excused. being on the left excuses everything. you can drive girls into the drink or run the clan and still sit in the senate as long as you're a democrat. the comments defenders will say ciampa said bad things about women too. you

any nonnative turtles will be hauled away to bay area turtle and tortoise rescue so those have a place to go. the only animals that will be harmed, per fish and game regulations, we can't relocate the fish in the pond. >> these ducks and geese that live here were born here and this is their home. >> reporter: so the plan is on hold right now because of the ducklings and once they can fly, then things will resume. so what's in store for this open space? the city of livermore has plans to have a splash zone for the kids, a skatepark, benches, a walking area. they say it's been discussed the past couple of years and keep in mind there used to be a golf course, but now that that golf course is not there, the water that was flushed in is not existent. so it's not getting the recycled water. there's a lot of algae and biologists say that's a concern to the wild life. we'll keep you posted. >>> the federal government is kicking in $22 million for the north bay smart train. the federal grants would help cover extending rail service from downtown san rafael to the larkspur ferry terminal. smart

to a recollection of an exchange in alice in wonderland where alice, i believe, is talking to the tortoise, one of the other characters. and the other character says i can make a word mean anything i want it to mean. and alice says, how can you do that? the question is, he responds, who shall be master. and that's the essential question that we are engaged in asking. but as a part of that, to come back to why i really stood up here, is i resonated so strongly -- i want to thank you for each of your presentations. when you speak of global capitalism and you speak of engaging our current circumstances, i want to recommend to everybody a paper i just finished reading. cannot remember the author, called "slavery, racial capitalism and justice." and what he posits is that we have all been engaged in a narrative of seeking human rights as though it stood outside of capitalism. and what he posits is that if you start from a point of racial capitalism -- i.e. that capitalism only existed as a part of three call parts -- three equal parts of the e grain south, the economic new york and the manufact

oil price volatility is the key a tortoise to bring investors back to the energy sector because thereergy sector. alix: opec and its allies say they will see a balanced market in the second quarter, but then talking about extending the cuts into 2019. if we are balanced, we don't need the cuts. what you calln balanced. inventories have an elevated the last three or four years, so we will be back to inventory levels that were consistent with the last three or four years. that oro back beyond before that, inventory levels have been much lower historically, so what they will try to do is get back to a period of where it is a normal inventory level. the bottom line is this, opec wants and needs higher oil prices. we have been saying that at portis since the beginning. they like the fact they cut the production in saudi arabia by half a million barrels a day. but will revenue is up over $100 million a day. they are earning $100 million a day even though they cut production, which is fantastic. will produces want to keep that going. alix: with those cuts, you have brent --between -- and bet

zip ties and denture material to fix the shell of a tortoise. pound animal fell off a 10 foot wall. animal services officials say it was probably a pet that got loose. they think he was trying to get away from a dog when he fell. (dave) tracking your (dave) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. san francisco cracking down on e scooters.ill have the details in a live report. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a fast-moving weather system will move across the southern coastal waters tonight bringing a chance of rain mainly for the southern portions of the central coast. a warming trend and dry weather conditions are expected late in the week and through the upcoming (dave)a fast-moving weather system will move across the southern coastal waters tonight bringing a chance of rain mainly for the portions of the central coast. a and dry conditions are expected late in the week and through the upcoming weekend. (mabrisa rodriguez)here is a live look at bay bri