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 and we are 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 have been found, and they shoot those ravens so that it'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 areas,

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%.

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walking through the charred remains of his office fransisco tortoise an independent radio reporter showed us where men armed with machine guns explosives and petrol canisters stormed the building this is what is left of the offices of radio deal the fire destroyed the roof and practically everything else this radio station was one of the first media outlets to be attacked when the political crisis began but acts of intimidation and violence against the nicaraguan press continue. attacks against the press have left at least one journalist dead so far government representatives however have ignored our requests for a statement on the matter as the political conflict drags on organizations like the interim merican press association are calling on the nicaraguan government to investigate and prosecute those responsible for attacks against journalists and their families and went up on him and his eda managua still to come here on al-jazeera will tell you why bangladeshis main opposition party is a leaderless for the second time in less than a year. will also report on a lesson from the legends

. >>> moving on to other news of the day the search for a tortoise missing out of fairfield. her name is ethel and has quite the following on instagram, 6,500 followers. no one's seen her sadly since thursday. some work was being done on the owner's homes and crews accidentally left a gate open. the owners pay they'll pay $500 for the person who finds ethel. who knew turtles could be so cute? >> i don't know, but it happens. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," california is the first state to permit a self-driving car without a backup driver, when and where you can see these cars on the road. >>> plus delivered hot and fresh, the partnership between a national pizza chain and car company to make your pizza as it's being delivered. maybe you could save energy by avfoia. thanks frank >>> good morning, i'm frank holland here at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business head lines. wall street is pointed toward more gains at the open after stocks finished higher yesterday, easing some of october's b losses, but as we head into the final trading ay of october,

this time, the pumpkin doesn't make it because this tortoise at the oregon zoo has a snack. >> wait,ve the whole thing. >> once he moves in, gets that foot up there, getting in quicker than he thinks he is -- >> i'm pretty sure he's biting off more than he can chew. >> i had no idea they had that much control. >> interesting. ♪ >>> bike riding is exhilarating. it's exciting. it's an adrenaline rush. but this slackliner, 21 years old, has one more piece of gear that most slackliners don't usually want. >> a blind fold. >> he sure does. >> how's he doing this? >> well, keep your eyes on antoine here. because he fails once, but on his second attempt, he manages to get up on relied on his sense of touch and then his other senses kicked in to help him make this track, 2300 feet above the ground in the french alps. >> that is a long fall. >> yeah. and you can see antoine does have a safety lead attached, so if he did fall, he wouldn't go far. and look, he has to reset himself. just something that he said would be kind of interesting. i love to see his arms. realize how loose his arms are.

walking through the charred remains of his office francisco tortoise an independent radio reporter showed us where men armed with machine guns explosives and petrol canisters stormed the building this is what is left of the offices of radio deal the fire destroyed the roof and practically everything else this radio station was one of the first media outlets to be attacked when the political crisis began but acts of intimidation and violence against the nicaraguan press continue. attacks against the press have left at least one journalist dead so far government representatives however have ignored our request for a statement on the matter as the political conflict drags on organizations like the interim merican press association are calling on the nicaraguan government to investigate and prosecute those responsible for attacks against journalists and their families. and dizzy when i was at the white house is accused venezuela's government of being involved in the death of an opposition leader in the capital caracas fernando who was taken into custody last week over an alleged plot to kill

the owners of this tortoise are willing to shell out $500, but you have to find her. her name is ethyl, and she's got quite the following on instagram, a mind blowing 6500 followers. no one has seen ethyl since thursday. some work were being done on the home and crews left the gate home and ethyl made a run for it. >> slow speed chase. back in a moment with a wild night for the sharks and update from the 49ers. stay with us. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein proposition 11 "a common sense solut

maybe nine years old no i'm still in good health but we're down two hundred tortoises cases so i think i can see now. the hope there will be. bit of guinea worm during my lifetime. it's day sixteen of no colors treatment every day twice a day she knows the ordeal she must face. the same. food somehow you have to continue to hope so that would give us the energy every morning and read up on tried to continue pushing on the farm those of us cases. i cannot wait to think about that day. the day that there will be no kisses and saucer and the end. of the evening news to the boy mean. to. meet. in many countries pregnancy and childbirth a still extremely dangerous for mothers and babies most of the mothers where dying from the infection three being they were dying from high preparation algis eva travels to malawi and looks at how google communities a challenge and traditions in order to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health save a life is too strong life lines between life and death on al-jazeera. hello there well across united states we have been seeing a funnel boundary reall

the midtown has welcomed dogs, a tortoise, even a rescue baby squirrel, named mr.>> love your neighbor. that's what you're supposed to do. >> reporter: i read that somewhere. >> yeah, i read that somewhere, too. my momma taught me that a long time ago. you need a room key, don't you? >> reporter: so far, jaret has given away about $50,000 worth of goods and services. but even more important is the generosity he has inspired in others. >> people started running to me right away, "how can i help? what can i do?" >> reporter: they brought diapers, ice, and plenty of food. anyone staying at the midtown now gets three square meals a day. in fact, from the new shoes on their feet to the hairs on their head, we did not see a single need go unmet here. >> you're being such a good boy. >> reporter: especially for the children, who now play, wonderfully oblivious to the suffering that surrounds them. in an attempt to return the favor, some of the parents have been pitching in with housekeeping and other chores. jaret appreciates the effort. but he says the best repayment has

it‘s seen 37 presenters, along with dogs, cats, and tortoises, entertain and educate children for more is the first time i've shampooed a camel. hold onto that. 0h! get off my foot! that was a very scary moment. i'm up 20,000 feet and i'm upside down! and here it is, tracy. your very own blue peter silver badge. this might be the proudest day of my life. that is fantastic. here is your very own gold blue peter badge. applause it is the best day of my life. yeah! that was wicked! woohoo! whoa! i‘m abseiling off blackpool tower. ready to skydive? 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson is at the blue peter studio in salford. i never got a blue peter badge, did you get one? not yet, but maybe dolittle port, i will be able to get one “— dolittle port, i will be able to get one —— but maybe doing this report. 27 presenters will be returning, including janet ellis and connie hack. —— connie huck. why hasn‘t lasted? why hasn't lasted? it is very tempting to kind of change the viewers and maybe have if you inject, but it has never done that, and if you are between the ages of eight and

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porcupines, tortoises? i don't know what's coming out. >> i don't either, but i got it.dy: that's so cute. i spoke with johnny bananas earlier and asked him about the secret to his success. watch. >> sticking with it. i think a lot of other people on the challenge, i haven't done anything necessarily different than any other people except be way more amazing but i stuck with it. a lot of people have taken time off. started families. pursued careers, and -- kennedy: pj and the ms. >> no, they've done what i am in the process of doing, which is -- kennedy: transcendent. >> transcending, i'm talking about other cast members, i'm doing what i've done and i don't want to be like people where they are like that is my job. kennedy: the best thing about being a millennial is looking for a job like that. >> and just when i thought i had the perfect job, first look came along and totally blew my mind. kennedy: this is an incredible travel show. not only are you dabbling as a cannabis sommelier, that is aspirational, but you went to the oswell ufo festival and hung out with experie

maybe nine years old i know i'm still in good health but we're down two hundred tortoises cases and so i think i can see now. the hope there will be. bit of guinea worm during my lifetime. it's day sixteen. and every day twice a day she knows the ordeal she must face. some hardly you have to continue to hold so that can give us the energy every morning on five killings continue pushing long. day. hello again it's good to have you back well across australia we're watching one weather system pushing through new south wales and victoria now by the time we get to monday though that system will really push out towards the tasman sea living much better conditions across much of the area but cooler we're going to be seeing nobody here at nineteen degrees sydney a twenty one but once we start to get those northerly winds then things are going to be warming up quite significantly so from nineteen to twenty six for melbourne sydney at twenty six as well and bridgeman a nice day for you at twenty five degrees well not so nice for new zealand we're going to seeing quite a bit of rain and clouds ac

maybe nine years old i know i'm still in good health but we're down two hundred tortoises cases and so i think i can see now. the hope there will be. bit of guinea worm during my lifetime. it's day sixteen of no colors treatment every day twice a day she knows the ordeal she must face. the same. food somehow you have to continue to hope so that would give us the energy every morning and read up on tried to continue pushing on the farm those last cases. i cannot wait to think about that day. the day that there will be no kisses and saucer and the end. of the evening news you tube mean. to. eat. in many countries pregnancy and childbirth a still extremely dangerous for mothers and babies most of the mothers where dying from the infection three being they were dying from trisha algis eva travels to malawi and looks at how google communities a challenge and traditions in order to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health very well at all save a life is too strong life lines between life and death on al-jazeera. the usual scattering a shallow crust brazil at the moment a lot of clo

walking through the charred remains of his office fransisco tortoise an independent radio reporter showed us where men armed with machine guns explosives and petrol canisters stormed the building this is what is left of the offices of radio deal the fire destroyed the roof and practically everything else this radio station was one of the first media outlets to be attacked when the political crisis began but acts of intimidation and violence against the nicaraguan press continue. attacks against the press have left at least one journalist dead so far government representatives however have ignored our requests for a statement on the matter as the political conflict drags on organizations like the interim merican press association are calling on the nicaraguan government to investigate and prosecute those responsible for attacks against journalists and their families when it happened and dizzy when i was. parts of florida already seeing flooding as hurricane my cool begins to lush the coast it's gained strength and is now a category four storm with sustained winds over two hundred thirty ki

its 37 presenters — along with dogs, cats, and tortoises, — have entertained and educated children fori'm upside down! and here it is, tracy island. your very own blue peter silver badge. this might be the proudest day of my life. that is fantastic. here is your very own gold blue peter badge. applause it is the best day of my life. yeah! that was wicked! woohoo! whoa! i‘m abseiling off blackpool tower. ready to skydive? yes. well our correspondent colin paterson has spent the day on the blue peter set in salford meeting all of the presenters past and present — and finding outjust how blue peter has kept its appeal and audience after sixty years. i think it has lasted because it is always addressed the audience it was intended for. i think it‘s really tempting with a programme that goes on past its first audience to kind of nudge a little more and look at the viewers over the children‘s heads and have a few in jokes. it has never done that. if you are between the ages of eight to 12, you are still absolutely safe in blue peter‘s company. connie, where does the show go from here? becaus

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its 37 presenters, along with dogs, cats, and tortoises, have entertained and educated children for more birthday show. it feels like being at the biggest family reunion. that's what it feels like. there'sjust a warmth, and it's quite profound. it's like coming home. it genuinely is. like literally, the smell of the studio, seeing all the faces that you love, and people that you loved as a kid, as well. since 1958, blue peter's had 25 pets... coined the phrase, "here's one i made earlier"... the secret hideaway of that famous national rescue team. interacted with her viewers... and that's from sophie rayworth of twickenham. as you can see, it's a pink pigeon. and awarded more than one million of its favourite badges. wow. me and the queen. the singer ed sheeran received a golden one today. but why has it lasted? this is a show that tells people to be whoever they want to be, to be brave, daring, caring, sharing, and i think that's a message that's as relevant now as it was 60 years ago. and of course, the most—loved moments are those when it all went wrong. 0h, get off me foot! you could

you can buy rare and even endangered species a south american mcarthur a monitor lizard an african tortoises to just name a few. techno shot this video at the busy chat to check markets with the camera after a shop owner offered to sell us what looked like a protected. this is why the world wildlife fund now recognizes this market as a hotspot for the illegal animal trade. and you go home that video is a good transition to this tweet we got because of course we started this conversation talking about elephants but your show here says though it is not only about elephants and rhinos the illegal trade of birds is also a huge issue in every region of the world let's hash tag and wildlife crime so that goes into the idea that there are other animals targeted what other animals are you looking at and should really the world be focused on that no this is a widespread illegal market a little known animal the pangolin is the world's most illegally traded animal in the world than i'm sure that most of your audience had never heard about it the name of the good now and i'm going to show them a picture

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you talk to the younger generation that help the americans will come back so much that a tortoise and merged with two chinese characters on the , playing on the words , the americans are coming, because they hope so much for the americans. he talked to the younger generation, you talk as people who already won the peace. you may have lost the war, but you won the peace, because it vietnamese society is back to have foreign investment for the united states. they hope to send their children housesven trying to buy to send their children here. they want peace and you remember i mentioned to the american conference in hawaii in 1994 -- 1993, before lifting the embargo, i fled the vietnamese government. ho chi minh said all men are and pursuit of happiness and so on, i said we vietnamese have come back to ,ietnam will build a school and make the vietnamese a little more happy. like ho ching and said in his declaration of independence. that, the after deputy foreign minister of came to the podium and said, i just heard say -- heard someone say something very moving. the americanby delegatio

it's seen 37 presenters, along with dogs, cats, and tortoises, entertain and educate children for moreto that. oh! get off my foot! that was a very scary moment. i'm up 20,000 feet and i'm upside down! and here it is, tracy island. your very own blue peter silver badge. this might be the proudest day of my life. that is fantastic. here is your very own gold blue peter badge. applause it is the best day of my life. yeah! that was wicked! woohoo! whoa! i'm abseiling off blackpool tower. ready to skydive? yes. joining me live from salford is our arts and entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. with recognisable faces.|j with recognisable faces. i promised you blue peter presenters and i have got them, and i have been learning this afternoon how every month you presented counts. seven years from 1972 to 1979. ten and a half years from november 1967 to march 1978. six years we worked together. how would you sum up that time?m six years we worked together. how would you sum up that time? it was a great time, a lovely time for television. there were only three channels so what we did got

. >> my first reaction is that the lobster's shell was like a tortoise shell. >> i know. it did. >> that's kind of wrong to say. >> my first reaction was butter. >> oh, stop. >> that was my second reaction sue, thanks. sue herrera. >>> the stock market making big moves today. seema mody has that story. >> that is right stocks in brazil jumping to a seven-month high ahead of the country's presidential election. the latest opinion poll shows leader jared balance entero as the front-runner in this tight race balsonero is seen as the favorable candidate due in part to his appointment of a former banker to run economic policy. right behind him is leftist fernando haddad from the workers' party, which has been mired in ongoing corruption scandals the currency, the real catching a bit against the dollar, but it is still among the worst-performing global currencies since the start of the year emerging markets as a whole down today, but asset management is close to a turning point, but most of that will be based on brazil's election results and the u.s. dollar, which has been rang