cambodia is not endangered turtles are eaten in cambodia and used in traditional medicine life turtles are also sold as pets. in cambodia turtles and tortoises are believed to bring good fortune releasing one year a temple is believed to bring along life just. birds are believed to carry away any bad karma catching animals and selling them so they can be released is a big business even though it's illegal. for amazon like when we have turtles he had no longer bourses food that bought to be released at temples or in lakes and jungles otherwise they would end up in cooking pots the small ones of his soup while the big ones of his steam cooking. comes. to turtle sell here for the equivalent of $5.00. what's supposed to bring long life for believers usually spells death for the animals after they're released. but a lucky few turtles and tortoises end up in c.c. be like this one it was also released at a temple. or look at there's carving inside. you normally like something the people do is grab something in the cellar when they give it to them on. so this is no reason it should close on an

then, in 2002, the sea turtle rescue center began selecting turtles to breed in captivity, believed to be one of the world's only such approaches to saving the endangered species. >> we are doing ultrasound for all the females of the breeding colony, to see if there are still eggs or follicles and what's the reproduction status right now. >> sreenivasan: this year, the mature thees successfully mated. if all goes well, about 200 baby turtles will hatch and follow this first group of tiny turtles on their march into the wild. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow in part four of newshour's series, "china: power and prosperity,"pr special correspondent katrina yu will report on china growing number of billionaires and its huge wealth gap. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim i . the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosali

how do sea turtles find their way back to their place of birth . or head turtles are globetrotters following ocean currents they can travel more than 100 kilometers a day with their aerodynamic shape paddle. feet they are in bursts able to exceed speeds of 25 kilometers an hour. they have to come up to breathe every few hours because they have lungs not gills and they go ashore to lay their eggs. every few years a female sea turtle returns to the beach where she herself hatched digs a hole and deposits a clutch of around $100.00 eggs in it. then she leaves the nest and returns to the sea. after a few weeks the babies hatch and follow a light source such as moonlight reflected on the water to reach the ocean. then later return as adults is known as natal homing. but how do sea turtles find their way back from 5000 of kilometers away. there's one theory is that they navigate by sensing our planet's magnetic field using it as a g.p.s. system of sorts. a long term study in eastern florida show that the pattern of nesting places of loggerhead sea turtle

but how do sea turtles find their way back from 5000 of kilometers away. one theory is that they navigate by sensing our planet's magnetic field using it as a g.p.s. system of sorts. a long term study in eastern florida show that the pattern of nesting places of loch ahead sea turtles moved in tandem with subtle shifts in the earth's magnetic field lines. but is a home beach necessarily a safe one unfortunately not goals and crows steal the eggs right out of the nest once the baby turtles reach the sea hungry crabs and fish await them. tourism also upsets the delicate cycle of egg laying and hatching only one in a 1000 hatchlings is likely to survive to adulthood. so why do sea turtles go back to that birth place to nest one hypothesis is that the females us. they'll find favorable conditions if they return to the beach where they themselves were hatched the logic being if it worked for me why shouldn't it work for my offspring . everything is interconnected the ideas of visionary german researcher and explorer alexander from humboldt continue to influence

the turtles face natural predators.val climate change, coastal erosion and development, illegal trade and polluted oceans. >> we saw a lot of influx of garbage coming. >> like what >> plastic bottles we have collected over 300 just right after the storm, and like large pieces of trash, like milk jugs and random pieces of debris. >> reporter: and all of that is an enemy to the turtle. >> for sure. >> reporter: at the logger head marine life center, they are on the front lines of conservation, from protecting the more than 20,000 nests this season along the beach. >> this is a logger head sea turtle nest that hatched three days ago. >> reporter: to treating more than a hundred turtles and a thousand hatchlings in their hospital >> one of the things we do here in the hospital is we try to use these patients to learn about what's going on in the ocean and what's happening in the environment. the plastic in particular is something that's affecting the turtles. >> reporter: plastic is either ingested or being mistaken for foo

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>>this 150 pound sea turtle is being treated at turtle hospital in the florida keys.nded animal found in cares for reef off key largo last weekend with a spear protruding from its neck and the good news it. the turtle. >>it and named winter by the rescuers. i live today and you know. >>condition splinter as he's called is head quite the ordeal. the veterinary is caring for him finding signs this incident was no accident that total had an injury. >>there look like somebody tried hurdle, but own air. we're going to be at in a way why did it work and earn a delight looked like an accident and they say this turtle has been suffering for at least a month a lot chronic issue. >>it. >>and you know what we call a next which could be part next year we'll be in good at the job of the head while medics at turtle hospital work to save splinter. wildlife officials are working to find the person or persons responsible. >>the case. >>quotes from or where a green sea turtle has been carried on in game day. there miami the way to kind of look good at it. and they hope to bring an end

an animal welfare center is a breeding more turtle to save endangered species. but it's a long road before they can be released into the wild a. little 3 times in the next long d.w. . am history ever a pete it sounds. gemini at the time at the time our republic. day to day i. just now found in the shadows of the concert reach. back to the future. time out today. in 45 minutes on. the fall of the berlin wall. before november 989. physically heroes of eastern europe we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. that know it but also going to go no telephone call from was. given in the future and we have poured all surprised when i saw it coming 10 years before the flood sure and. what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. welcome to global 3000. this week we find out why a mother in south africa started a business manufacturing wheelchairs. in cambodia many turtle species end up silage food markets conservationists are trying to save them. but 1st to china

they were thrilled to release 157 newborn ridley turtles into the sea.tles lay their eggs in the sand o on the beach, where they are threatened by poachers, birds, dogs. the wildlife r refuge cares for the eggs and afterward, she releases the baby turtles into the sea. against all odds. here is a reminder of the top story you are -- we are following. u.s. lawmakers have billed the director of intelligence over a whistleblowers complaint that u.s. president donald trump tried to pressure president of ukraine to investigate joe biden. that complaint proctored democrats to start an impeachment inquiry. you're watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take y you through the day. . yeah beauty is welcome to live from paris hilton fronts twenty four i'm margot in these are the main world news headlines. impeachment latest the whistle blow it says the white house trying to cover up details of president trump's ukraine phone call and in another body blow of us intelligence chief says he backs the actions of the whistle blower to expose the cold. t

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into the sea after they were born on one of the country's protected turtle nesting sites the playa had. wildlife refuge refuge cares for the eggs that are spawned on the beach which are threatened by poachers birds and dogs after the eggs hatch they've released the turtles back into the wild. this is news and these are our top stories u.s. lawmakers are reviewing a classified whistleblower complaint against president donald trump that has prompted an impeachment inquiry the complaint is linked to a call between trump and ukraine's president the white house released its summary of that court that showed that the us president was asking his ukrainian counterpart to investigate the son of democratic frontrunner joe biden political rival in next year's elections. in hong kong preparations are under way for a public meeting between carry law and 150 members of the public the dialogue will address hong kong's political crisis that's been going on for 4 months but critics dot that the beijing backed leader will change her position and concede to protest as demands. a strong earthquake has str

into the sea after they were born of all the countries protected breeding sites a turtles live the eggs in the sand on the beach where they are threatened by poachers birds and dogs so the playa had most of wildlife refuge guess for the eggs after they hatch and release the baby turtles into the sea. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you and g.w. u.s. lawmakers are investigating a classified whistleblower complaint that has prompted an impeachment inquiry into president on a trial the house intelligence committee is investigating whether trump pressed the leader of ukraine for damaging information on a political drive. coming up next on news asia bollywood's dreaming revisit a drama school in mumbai inspiring the kids to think to bake. and undressed in indonesia a closer look at what's been overseeing the days of violent protests. all that and more coming up a new job in news egypt from the on that that she must buy for now the pleasure to have it out there. the be. the be. the be. above borderless iraq. the abrasives in northern ireland come from texas hold em on

sea turtles are a crucial link in the global marine ecosystem yet nearly all species are classified as endangered wildlife conservation is in costa rica have been working to protect this marine animal and were thrilled to release 100 $57.00 newborn ridley sea turtles into the sea after they were born on one of the country's protected turtle nesting sites the playa had. wildlife refuge cares for the eggs that are spawned on the beach which are threatened by poachers birds and dogs after the eggs hatch the release the turtles back into the wild. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you u.s. lawmakers are preparing to question the acting u.s. intelligence chief over to receive your complaint against president trump that complaint has prompted an impeachment inquiry into trump's dealings with his dear crean in. congress is investigating whether trump abused his power. that's it for me. up to. a level for you the top of the hour up next is conflict zone and to sebastian sits down with sam brownback the u.s. ambassador for international religious freedom to stay with us f

are now a story about sea turtles they are a crucial link in the global marine ecosystem yet nearly all species are classified as endangered wildlife conservation is in coasta rica have been working to protect this marine animal and they were thrilled to release 157 newborn ridley turtles into the sea after they were born in one of the country's protective breeding sites there's of the babies right there turtles lay their eggs in the sand on the beach where they are threatened by poachers birds dogs so the most of pull them out of the wildlife refugee refuge rather cares for the eggs and after they hatch release the baby turtles into the sea. this is news these are our top stories in washington and congressional panel has grilled the acting director of national intelligence about the whistle blower's complaint that prompted the democrats to open an impeachment inquiry against president donald trump the complaint alleges that trump tried to pressure the president of ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden. former french president jacques chirac has died at the age of 86 he

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turtles, the grass never gets a chance to grow back. >> turtles are watching what's going on around and if their buddy gets eaten, they're not going to do what he was doing. >> reporter: just having sharks in the area controls the number of sea turtles eating the sea grass? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's the kind of observation that takes a time only a place like aquarius can provide. more and more the world's oceans and what they mean for greenhouse gases and global warming is becomin when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> police departments across the country have a motto, and it's painted on most of their squad cars, "to serve and protect." steve hartman found one sergeant who took that duty to heart. >> reporter: a lot of police officers go above and beyond, seniors.

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how about walking your turtle? >> or in this case it's a tortoise. seen strolling slowly. >> slowly. >> slowly with his pet tortoise in liverpool, england. >> so apparently this is not that rare. another british man says he takes his tortoise for a walk to the pub every day to burn off excess energy during mating season. >> takes the tortoise to the pub? >> wait. >> and then what? >> whose mating season? for the turtle, right? >> right. >> how long does it take to get to the pub? after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart atta

this is a baby turtle egg on the beach here. the sea turtles come out of the ocean here, as you know having lived in florida, and they come out to the beach, and they lay their eggs. and you can see that here and a lot of these turtle nests have now been churned up and dug up from the winds and the ocean water that's been rising here. so those are in trouble, as well. but it is quite a scene here on singer island. the businesses have closed up. the restaurants at the beach. this is labor day, so a lot of people would normally be out here on this beach. it would be packed, kids and parents, and just everybody having a good time. and that's certainly not the situation here. palm beach airport remains closed, and people are certainly not letting down their guard just yet here in west palm beach, victor. >> yeah. we've seen scores of those turtle eggs here. there are probably maybe 10 or 15 within at the point or 15 feet of where i'm standing on jensen beach. that florida takes great care to protect those turtle egg nests. but when

very sadly, we saw very many sea turtle nests destroyed and some dead baby turtles in this above normaltaking a toll on the sea turtle nests. we have seen a few people swimming in the dangerous rip currents. rip tides are extremely dangerous over the next few days. you can see a few of these behind me. they appear as sharp narrow channels that can be very dangerous to swim in. you want to stay out of the water out here for the next few days. just because it's sunny with blue skies, the conditions are likely going to rapidly deteriorate. >> i can't believe people are in the water. that's just crazy. you took some video of what you call a supercell structure. you were able to see it. what happens if something like this what we see on the screen right now, your video, hits shore? >> well, that's a supercell storm there. that is rotating. that has a rotating updraft. you can see the dense rain shaft. that was only minutes away from approaching the shore. after that came through we were blasted by 50 to 60 miles per hour winds. you saw beach goers running when they saw that storm approaching

the little baby turtles aren't able to form and their eggs go out to sea. so that's already happening here. certainly tough for floridians to see happen. of course we're concerned about the folks along the beach here, as well. right now, businesses, hotels, everything shut down as we wait for more of these outer bands to come our way, victor. >> yeah. some of the conditions that you're seeing there, we're seeing here with the turtle eggs, as well. randi kaye on singer islands. thank you so much for that report. brooke, i'm going to send it back to you. as i send it back, we've got sunshine. it's kind of just this -- this cycle of sun and clouds and wind and rain, and it's going to be that way for the next two days as you've got just moving at one mile-an-hour this monster category four, 100 miles away as bands come in from the atlantic. we'll be here on jensen beach. >> mother nature, victor in the sun for now. victor, thank you so much. >>> we still don't know yet if dorian will have a close even -- even close an impact in the u.s. as we've seen in the bah

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the sea turtle population of the galapagos crashes, collapses. more than that, farmers come in and begin to clear the land, ranchers come in to clear the land and pastor their cattle. all of this disrupts the environment in fundamental ways. those are basic ways. the basic things that happened. there, theseng mining camps begin to fundamentally change the environment they are living in. itself?it about mining haveis the image we growing up about what gold-mining meant. tested for way they gold to see if there's gold in a particular stream. it eroded from the sierra nevada. then they move into slightly more elaborate operations. this ishings like called a rocker. i think there was a rocker at the museum yesterday. what a rocker is doing is essentially that on a slightly larger scale, more gravel, more dirt, move it back and forth, instead of swishing the pan around, you do this, and it washes through and you catch it on these cleats down here. so it is still a very very simple operation, something that one or two or three men could do, but of cour

it looked like the green that a turtle might vomit.nd distance graphic made every play look like a penalty. espn listened to the news and had a change at the half time of the first game. see that? that's more normal. isn't it? i know where to look for down and distance. seriously? how long you watch in the same spot in the same tv for how many years for down an distance? you have to turn it turtle vomit green or something like that? espn acknowledged that the graphics fumble happened and tweeted, we have called an audible and adjusted. well-done. you can't help the dolphins though. ♪ my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the psoriasis. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or

turtle nesting seasons. we've seen eggs all over the beach. these are shattered, damaged. all of the area that was supposed to be protected is now just destroyed. so the police actually came down and shut down this beach. they tied up police tape and told people to get off. folks here have had a lot of time to prepare. everything is done for them. they're waiting for the storm to take hold. you look at the other side. people are not really obeying orders. folks are taking pictures and taking in the last moments before the storm comes closer with nothing really else to do except for wait. that's not what police want to see. they've been kicking people off. they've been making the rounds, rounding up homeless folks, ls to safer ple and evacuating areas more inland, neil. >> neil: jacqui, b james. good to have you back with us. how are things looking there? >> thanks for having me. well, right now it's looking -- we're getting periodic bands from the storms. so periods of intense rain. but other than that, you

we have got tu bs turtle, home with that time?trageous, if people who do the work to get to share the profits, where does it end? a bit of sarcasm in that response. yes, a lot of people think, why question might does every pilot want to strike when i want does every pilot want to strike when iwanta does every pilot want to strike when i want a holiday? it‘s a nightmare. that has resonated with lots. its a joke, someone else says. i‘m a silver member, i picked up and for business class. now i am sat in limbo, waiting for time to deliver good news or bad. john, you are not alone. that‘s it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live webpage and on world business report. goodbye. see you soon. good morning. there is going to be quite a bit of weather going on this week. fairly changeable, lots of heavy rain in the forecast, especially through this morning, courtesy of this very slow moving weather system pushing east. lots of cloud across the uk but for the republic of ireland and nor

the other problem, this is an area sensitive for turtles. a lot of turtles come here and lay eggs.tle eggs all over the beach here. they're loose in some cases all over the beach as well. they've been all up and down this part of florida as affects of dorian. i mean, reporting here though, hearing patrick, seeing what's happening in the bahamas. it's hard to imagine how bad they have it when it is as bad as it is here but there -- i mean this is only a taste of what they are getting there. but, you know, people have come back to homes in this part of florida. but people north now bracing for whatever dorian packs up there. >> thank you very much. and so many questions now, of course, of the direct impact to the united states where it will be. i want to go to drew griffin live in titusville, florida. about 80 miles north of miguel. what are you seeing, drew? >> we are finally getting the out are bands. and strong tropical force winds at this point. this is what authorities in this county have been worried about all day. there was a lot of complacency. a lot of looky loo will laos pe

galapagos turtles turtles are bg decimated on the galapagos islands. in nebraskanments being stripped of what the indian peoples had good -- had. the effect is far wider. there's a very rare photograph of an indian encampment, a winter indian encampment. including the effect, if we look at this as well, the rush of disease. remember, these overland trails wereils -- almost ideally constructed for the communication of diseases. i talked about the effect of these diseases on the rushers, the over landers themselves. hundreds of graves along the trails of overlanders. but they are also bringing diseases to the indians. the indians would come to the for a tollmps to ask for passing through, or out of curiosity. 1849, absolutely catastrophic year for plains indians. that was one of the cholera years. swoops through the camps of the cheyenne. bandntire cheyenne ab disappeared others took -- disappeared. others took horrific losses. were absolutely horrific losses. is called a winter count. a winter count is, it's the way plains indians wrote their history. a

this is a turtle nest that have been lost here along the beach here. beach itself, look at the erosion in the last couple of hours. this will months and months for florida, known for its mine beaches, to recover from. people are allowed back on to the barrier island here in vero beach. right now, authorities are saying stay cautious. stay aware. you're still going to have rain. you're still goes to have high winds over the next 24 hours or owe. there are possibilities of even water spouts or even tornadoes being spun off of this storm inland. so, there are all sorts of threats still out there but for now, this part of florida, sort of getting back to business as usual. a lot of people have now come out. you can see since they've lifted eat v the evacuation order, the number of people who stayed on the barrier island, they've been coming out for days and a lot of people are getting cabin fever. but north of here, if it take the direction at the wrong time, many people could be in danger. brooke. >> just the smallest shift as jennifer gray was talking ab

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i know you delivered fruit and sandwiches to elbow caye and green turtle caye.slands off mainland great abaco which was so horrifically impacted. how are people doing, and tell us about the people you've met. >> well, listen, the stories are nonstop. we find people that they're real heroes of the community. we have people that tell us, can you send a message to my mother because tell her that i cannot leave this island. tell her i'm okay, but that i have to help my people. so you have many bahamians that they are like that. they are putting themselves at the service of others. so the stories are multiple. it's places that everybody's living, and then it's other places like green turtle caye that almost everybody there -- it's a community of 550 people. a few people left. but many others, i was there just two hours ago. they are organizing themselves to start reconstruction. i cannot say the same of every single caye of every single island of every single village. in marsh harbour in the main grand abaco island, i can tell you some parts looks like a ghost town.

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