scientists from the university of arizona warn potentially one-third of all plant and animal species on the planet could be extinct in 50 years. researchers studying 538 species finding nearly half had vanished over at least a decade's time. they say global warming, if unchecked, would be to blame. >>> when we come back, the valentine's day surprise that affected everybody in the room. affected everybody in the room. who is our person of the week? this is her physical therapist, covered by blue cross blue shield. these are ava's shoulders. now stronger than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for ava. and with plans that fit every budget, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabe

scientists at the university of arizona spotted it about ten days ago. 's only the second one to orbit the earth. the last one flew out of orbit after just one year. move it up! >> got it. >> lot of dots there. >> fast in outer space. >> the last word from you? >> weather's going to move fast the next couple days. 80 tomorrow. records possible. look at sunday, down to 59. slight chance of a spotty shower. and we dry out and start to warm back up. i still think it looks promising to get some more changes in here as well. other thing we did show you before. but if you're going to the sierra you missed it. snow on sunday. that will be a big, big change. >> sunday is march 1st. >> it is. >> about time we get snow and rain. lester holt is next. >> we'll be back at:00, ho 6:00. hope to see you then, bye. >>> breaking news tonight, the deadly workplace shooting at a major beer company multiple people killed at the molson coor complex in milwaukee law enforcement officials say the gunman, a fired employee went on a rampage. the massive police response employees o

as well as the tucson festival of books from the university of arizona next month and then look for us at the new orleans book festival hosted by tulane university. in the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. to watch the previous festival coverage click the book fair tab on our website. >> tomorrow is super bowl. we will show you a history program from our archives. john miller details the involvement in the reinvention in football. it saved the sport from being banned. see mac if you are wondering what kind of knucklehead puts out a book about football at the start of baseball season. the same kind of fan that is the have of the detroit lions. the good thing about being a lifelong fan is that the experience teaches important life lessons for example how to deal with severe and ongoing disappointment i have learned that humor helps who knows the difference between the detroit lions in the dollar bill. it turns out you can still get four quarters from a dollar bill. see mac i will be performing all week at aei. let's talk about football and theodore roosevelt. i like to st

yes ok the university of arizona is basically begging students to run each other out effect being aggressive triggering insensitive well you got it i know some would say that fosters an environment of paranoia censorship and soul sucking depression but i just don't see it and yes school in seattle said easter eggs should be renamed spring spears a spring spare hard to count me in my past and think it's got a real fun ring to it. but you're going completely out of order. isn't fun. i'm sure i did read about how now it's not ok to expect people to turn up some time because in some cultures time is a fluid concept who knew i just hope all the people who signed up for this lesson and witness turned up in time to get the most out of it also they could have the d.c. . to tell mr robertson have to work up such a sweat. also slightly telling the bible fashionistas clamping down on earrings no longer for white people apparently so gone of this carefree days we sauntered along here in the gentle worship your. ok not the best years for me argent applaud is out that because oxford university did can't f

yes ok the university of arizona is basically begging students to run each other out effect being aggressive progress of triggering insensitive well. i know some would say that fosters an environment of power noir censorship and soul sucking depression but i just don't see it and yes a school in seattle said easter egg should be renamed spring spheres displaying spare heart count me in my past and think it's got a real fun ring to it. but you're going completely out of. it isn't fun. i'm sure i did read about how now it's not ok to expect people to turn on time because in some cultures time is a fluid concept food in you i just hope all the people who signed up for this lesson and witness turned up in time to get the most out of it also they could have had the decency. to tell mr robertson enough to walk up such as why aren't. you trying to tell. them they also flight telling the bible while special needs does a company down on a hoop earrings no longer for white people apparently so gone of those catherine days we saw into the long hair in the gentle worship yahoo and that went on ok not th

yes ok the university of arizona is basically begging students to rock each other out if that call being aggressive progress of triggering insensitive well. i know some would say that fosters an environment of power noir censorship and soul sucking depression but i just don't see it and yet a school in seattle said easter eggs should be renamed spring spears a spring spare hard to count me in life because you think it's got a real fun bring to it. but you're going completely out of order. it isn't funny. i'm sure i did. read about how now it's not ok to expect people to lie because in some cultures time is a fluid concept to you i just hope the people who signed up for this last that. turned up in time to get the most out of it all so they could have the decency to tell mr rabbit to walk up such a sweat and. also flight killing the bible while fashionistas clamping down on hearings no longer for white people so gone as they have 3 days we. hear in the gentle bush. ok not the bad news the argent lot is out that because oxford university did cancel class so why are people making such a big

is waning on our parade this is so literally no evidence to support it so unfair yes ok the university of arizona is basically begging students to run each other out if back or being. triggering insensitive well you got it i know some would say that fosters an environment of paranoia censorship and soul sucking depression but i just don't see it yes school in seattle said easter eggs should be renamed springs fish is a spring spear hunt count me in i possibly think it's got a real fun ring to it. little to lose it really. but you're going to leave me out of the. i'm sure i did read about how now it's not ok to expect people to turn up on time because in some cultures time is a fluid concept who knew i just heard all the people who signed up for this lesson and witness in time to get the most out of it all so they could have the decency. tell mr robertson enough to walk up such a sweat and. also slightly killing the vibe of all the walls fashionistas a compound down on hoop earrings no longer for white people apparently so gone of those carefree days when you saw him today long hair in the gentle

being investigated >> a new mini moon is temporarily orbiting the earth scientists at the university of arizona first spotted it on february 15th. they say it is just the second asteroid known to orbit the earth. measuring at just 6 to 11 feet across, it took years to get discovered experts believe it entered the earth's orbit three years ago. >> still impressive out of all of that they were able to pick it up. >> glad they were able to do that >> still took three years. >> but still they did. >> maybe watch austin powers >>> all right. let's get into this forecast the big story and it's going to be incredible pictures, horrific to be caught in the middle of it is these lake effect snow bands. there's going to be a hose of snow spraying all over the top of areas of the tokyo plateau north of syracuse south of buffalo. we haven't had impressive lake effect snow event. we're thinking we could see from syracuse to watertown up to 2 feet of snow and south of buffalo someone could end up with 1 to 2 feet of snow also. other areas will get snow in the higher areas of the' appalachia. northern new eng

starting in march, we're live from the tucson festival of books held at the university of arizona. after that look for u.s. at the new orleans book festival, hosted by tulane university and later the virginia philadelphia of the book in charlottesville, ford by the national black writers conference in brooklyn. former information click the book fairs tab on or website, booktv.org. >> here's some of the current best-selling nonfiction books. topping the list is on tyranny, historian timothy schneiders thought on the current political climate. pawed save america co-host and former obama administration official dan pfeiffer's advice for drop inside "untrumping mare and then a weighin in on how democratics can win back rural voterred and wrapping up the look at the best selling nonfiction books, its lay lay south dakota's thoughts on overcoming racism in me and white supremacy. some of these awe authorized have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. up next, an, ament against medicare for all. interviewed by republican congressman buddy carter of georgia. "after

is coming up pretty starting in march we are live from the festival of books, held at the university of arizonas the battle new orleans because book festival posted by university. and later in the month it is the festival of the books in charlottesville. followed by the national writers conference in brooklyn. information about upcoming book fairs and festivals, and watch a previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on the website. to be .org. booktv.org. [background sounds]. >> good evening everyone. my name is brittany, events manager. i would like to thank all of you for coming out tonight. i want to especially thank you for supporting an independent bookstore,. [applause]. get ready to clap again. in a non-

the savann savanna bk festival in georgia into the house follows the tucson couple of at the university of arizona. then look for us at the new orleans book festival at tulane university, and at the virginia festival of the book at charlottesville. for more information on doctors and festivals in festival coverage, click on the book fairs tab on the website, booktv.org. >> next on booktv "after words," journalists andrea bernstein chronicles the rise to prominence. interviewed by "washington post" business reporter jonathan o'connell. with relevant guest hosts interviewing talking on fiction authors about their latest works, all "after words" programs are also available as podcasts. >> post color happy to be joined here by a andre andrea bernsteie cohost of the trump podcast, very important podcast, and the author of the new book, "american oligarch."

university of minnesota review concluded, quote, super bowls generate an increase in advertisements for sex but not to the degree often publicized in the media. the university of arizonarical evidence the super bowl causes an increase in sex trafficking compared to other day that events throughout the year. though there was a noticeable increase in law enforcement activities intended to locate victims. that's not to say human trafficking is not a huge problem. it is. but all the more difficult to address because it thrives in the shadows of homelessness, broken families, runaway teens and mental illness. shannon: thank you very much. that is it for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, see you from iowa, i am shannon bream. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash your potential test x180 ignite from force factor. boost testosterone to fuel desire and build lean muscle in the gym. plus burn fat and improve performance. now available at retailers nationwide. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything w

as well as the tucson festival of books from the university of arizona next month and then look for us at the new orleans book festival hosted by tulane university. in the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. to watch the previous festival coverage click the book fair tab on our website. >> tomorrow is super bowl. we will show you a history program from our archives. john miller details the involvement in the reinvention in football. it saved the sport from being banned. see mac if you are wondering what kind of knucklehead puts out a book about football

here's what's coming up starting in march live from the tucson festival of books at the university of arizona. >>> i'm incredibly excited to be welcoming timothy faust. he is i think one of the most effective for the human rights of healthcare that i've ever had the privilege of hearing. ..

are excited about a new mini moon orbiting the earth, first discovered by a scientist at the university of arizonaa car. judging by its path, experts say it entered earth's orbit three years ago but is temporary the mini moon is already heading away from us. >> good to know. >> good to see ya. >>> you've got a boost >> a couple chicago cubs fans recruited big league help for their gender reveal. they were at a spring game in arizona. asked the infielder to take a swing at it. >> do we think it's a boy or a girl >> a boy. >> boy, okay. >> same grand slam swing you have. >> all right >> oh! >> cute. >> that pink powder gave them their answer bode was happy for the couple. he, by the way, himself has two girls. >> that's cute look at our banner swing and a miss get it a little girl, a miss. >> that's so clever. >> well done control room. we're impressed. >>> david beckham on the next phase of his soccer career, making his dream of becoming an owne>>elp people understand, how involved are you with this team? overseeing things. i'm involved with everything, down to picking the tiles in the showers of t

it was a students for trump campus advocacy event at the campus of arizona state university. president of that chapter happens to be a muslim. the media has been completely silent on this all together. running the students for trump chapter. it's interesting how the media cherry picks certain events in our ask ask cultural when it fits their narrative. judge jeanine: it's frightening. but thank you for what you do. charlie kirk. thanks so guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. tthe bad news? ouyour patience might not.ay. depend® fit-flex underwear offers your best comfort and protection guaranteed. because, perfect or not, life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. ♪. greg: they have something going on and i will, it's embarrassing. although i am not overly embarrassed by. [laughter] i see they are saying it's a disaster

it was a students for trump campus advocacy event at the campus of arizona state university. of that chapter happens to be a muslim. the media has been completely silent on this all together. running the students for trump chapter. it's interesting how the media cherry picks certain events in our ask ask cultural when it fits their narrative. judge jeanine: it's frightening. but thank you for what you do. charlie kirk. thanks so much. tthe bad news? ouyour patience might not.ay. depend® fit-flex underwear offers your best comfort and protection guaranteed. because, perfect or not, life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. >> that's all for tonight. remember to keep up with me on facebook, twitter an instagram, judge underscore jeanine and don't forget to go to my store, judge jeanine got store. thank you for watching. i'm jeanine puro, advocating for true justice and the american way. the gray got full show is coming up and i will see you next saturday night i will be in daytona. ♪. greg: they have something going on and i will, it's embarrassing. although i am n

it was a students for trump campus advocacy event at the campus of arizona state university. of that chapter happens to be a muslim. the media has been completely silent on this all together. running the students for trump chapter. it's interesting how the media cherry picks certain events in our ask ask cultural when it fits their narrative. judge jeanine: it's frightening. but thank you for what you do. charlie kirk. thanks so ♪. greg: they have something going on and i will, it's embarrassing. although i am not overly embarrassed by. [laughter] i see they are saying it's a disaster, trump is going to kill us on this one. they are right. greg: can't argue with him. [cheering] greg: it is time for the bus show of your life, ever.

from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state universitythe outbreak of a new coronavirus has paralyzed parts of china mounting health and transportation concerns. but the past 24rs h have altered the political atmosphere there as well. the deathf a doctor who tried to sound the alarm about the virus has triggered a wave o anger among the chinese public complete with memorials and online messages. >> wuhan, china is lik a ghost town this city of 10 million nof the 'em center this coronavirus outbreak is on indefinite quarantine. as the death to rises every day, chinese officials are facing a differentrisis. public outrage is surging because of the death of dr. li wenio. he's physician whoou helped ait's alarm. he died gred the virus. but back wn the 34-year-old first spoke out, police detained him and ordered him to sign a statement saying he had made false claims. li was one of eight medical professionals who warned about the virus at theomeryt the chinese government wanted to three weeks l the chinese government had announced it had becom

from weta studios in washington and from the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university: the race for the white house is heating up as the field of democratic contenders narrows. yamiche alcindor reportsnd how the campaigns are focusing on the next make or break states. yamiche: this morning one of the few candidates actively campaigning, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. he brought his unconventional bid to north carolina. they kicked off early voting in their primary. in nework, former vice president joe biden was also fund-raising for his struggling campaign. he waslso trying to use tv to his advantage. on abc's "the view" this morning, bidenaid hed to press bloomberg on past policies and remarks about people of color during t debate in nevada next week. former vicpresident joseph biden: i'm going to get a chance to debate him on eveg from redlining, to stop and frisk, to a whole range of other things. yamiche alcindor: then there were the senators still in the race vermont's bernie sanders, minnesota's amy klobuchar, and massachusetts' elizabeth warren. s

newshour west, from weta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalis at arizona state universityby the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption coent and accuracy.] >>> in nashville tennessee. join ken burns for an unforgettable concert on the history of country music with performances of country music's iconic songs by country artists. country music live. concert celebrated a film by ken burns. >>> tonight on kqed newsro. fears of a global coronavirus state of emergency in san francisco. >>> for the first time california will hold the presidential primary on super tuesday. we will talk about the im ct>>> president trumps visit to india was big in spectacle and short on commitments. we will look at the ties to one of the strongest markets. >>> good evening. welcome to > kqed. will turn our attention to the coronavirus and efforts to contain it. the coronavirus disease has spread to mothan 50

newshour" from wudios in washington, and in the west from the walter cnkite school of journalism at arizona state universityamna: as we reported earlier, the spread of the coronavirus in has stabilized, but chinese activists who first sounded the alarm about the outbreak and the official sponse are still missing. nick schifrin has more on ther battle o information between the chinese people and their government. reporter: when qiushchen traveled to wuhan to expose what risks were medpoal and tical.n >>ont of me is the virus and behind me is the legal and administrative power of china, but as long as i live in this city, i will continue to report. reporter: for two weeks, he documented hospitals that were overwhelmed. a pool of vomit on the waiting room floor, patients on stretchers unattended. in another video, he criticizeda th at a makeshift hospital set up at a convention center. >> putting everyone into a space like this one where patients aren't completely separated, there will definitely be the possibility of cross infections. this temporary hospital looks a lot like a military fiel hospital or an eme

predicted arizona will continue to be the haven for people who seek an outlet for initiative and a reward for work. that was very goldwater in 1962. in that spirit, we passed universal recognition of occupational licensing, allowing anyone in america had to bring their skills to arizona, and get to work. up on the governor's office our phones have been ringing off the hook. red states, blue, states all wanting to replicate what arizona has done. representative, peterson house that for model legislation? fact is, if imitation really is the sincerest form of flattery, then arizona should be blushing? we were the first state in a nation to pass the american civics act. 34 others have followed suit, only 15 more to go. our unanimous were gone opioid was the most aggressive incumbents of policy in the nation and prompted other states and the federal government to take notice and take action and way back in 2016, we protected free speech on our college campuses. it takes texas three years to catch, up you know we're doing something right. here, you can brew beer, turn ice cream, what we need is uber and lift back at sky harbor. we will launched the happy baby's program to let new parent

from weta studios in washington, and from the west from the walter cronte school of journalism at arizona state universityjudy: six of the remaining democratic presidential candidates are set to bate tomorrow night in nevada. and as lisa desjardins reports, there will be a new face one. stag reporter: after mounting calls for michael bloomberg to have to debate h >> i can't beat him on the airwaves, but i can on the debate stage. >>an i'm going to get a chce to debate him on everything from redlining to stop-and-raisk to a wholnge of other things. porter: 2020 democrats will get their chance tomorrow night in las vegas -- during the 9th democratic debate, which will be bloomberg's first. the form new york city mayor qualified for the debate aft hitting 19% support ia new national "pbs newshour/npr/marist" poll out today. another headline in the poll -- bernie sanders has a hefty, double-digit lead. other democrats, inclutrng those withg showings in iowa and new hampshe, fell behind. like former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg, who criticized shaders at a town in las vegas. >> the politics that sa

. >> this ishebs newshour from weta studios in washington and cronkite school of journalism at arizona state universitywe return now to our top story, the impeachment trial. we start with the view from the white hous kellyanne conway is a counselor to the president. welcome let me ask you first, the president was impeached by the house of representatuies. he was aed by the senate. how does he read this? ms. conway: i was just with the president he sends his regds. the president is acquitted forever. 'it wast even close. the senate of the constitution need 67ot to convict and remove a president from office. it wasn't clo. he will be reelected. i think it is time for this congress, this city and this country to come together the way the president made a call to action tsomebody mayor -- americans -- so many americans yesterday. yesterday's state of the uni was meant to paint a picture of growth, job rate, be-collar wage boom, but also celebrating figures in history that are still with us. the teske gi airman, -- tuskegee airman and his grandson, showing the arc of history, the little girl from missouri w

from weta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state universitytimaty, it's for a judge to decide, but the wrangling in the u.s. justice department over how much jail time a convicted trump confidante should receive has led to a second straight day of turmoil. yamiche alcindor begins there. yamiche: today, outragon capitol hill over the justice department's new sentencing reccomendation for rog stone. >> what is more swampy? what is more fetid, what is more stinky than the most powerful person in the country literally changing the rules to benefit a crony guilty of breaking the law? yamiche: congressional democrats aren't alone. yesterday, four career prosecutors withdrew from the ca seemingly in protest. the problem? the doj decided to reject their recomendation of a seven to nine year prision -- prison sentence for stone. the president sounded f from the oval office today during a meeting with the president of ecuador. >> he was treated very badly. nine yearsme reced by four people that, perhaps they were mueller people, i don't know who they we

arizona. see this? threatening to slash the throat of every republican. it took place at arizona state university. yelling at kids in the students for trump club. this is one in a list of violent exchanges we have seen. remember this, assault on campus. >> what have i done? >> you are harassing me. >> that's not okay. stop. henry, it's okay. >> you are going to end up dead. trish: how. a representative for the leadership institute. he was assaulted on the campus of u.c. berkeley. it's important to ask why is this happening? and how much is cnn or msnbc or ebb hollywood, how much are they responsible for this hate, given they sort of normalized it by calling president trump and his supporters racist horrible people. >> when you wear that maga hat, you are saying build that wall. >> you elitists with your joography and your maps and your spellings. >> racist, sexist, homophobic. >> if you vote for trump you are the bad guy. if you vote for trump you are ripping children from parents' arms. trish: i believe alec baldwin also contributed to this. he says trump supporters are responsible for near moral

of intent to play next year. two at division one university. >> the linebacker will attend the university of new mexico. the high school all american edward woods will play for arizona tate and the defensive standout anthony mac will head to the great northwest to play for western oregon university. >> these three young men have been here four years. so this is all home grown right here. so that's what makes it special. okay? >> it sure is special. they all had amazing careers at mac. they were key members on last year's team. they won a northern california title and before that, three straight state championships. congratulations to them. good luck. >> yeah. continuing a great tradition. >> world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable.