needs government permission to release them into the wild. since 2015, they've only been granted permission to return one orangutan to the forest. east kalimantan is home to many plantations owned by palm oil companies. the palms produce about 2,000 fruit in a single cluster, weighing around 30 kilograms. the palm oil made from this fruit is used in chocolate, margarine, and other foodstuffs, as well as season. in 2017, indonesian exported about $23 billion worth of palm oil. it's a core industry, making up over 10% of the nation's expoports. people from all over indonesia come to the plantations for work. more people are starting to grow oil palms independently. this man gave up forestry ten years ago to start his own plantation. the trees produce fruit more than ten times a a yeyear. that means large yields and a steady income. however, a as more forests a ar turned into palm plantations, orangutans are losing their homes and food sources. they're now being forced to eat palm saplings. itit's illegal to capture or killer on rang tans in ind

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where wild salmon lay dead and dying.vered in sea lice — a naturally occurring parasite that can breed in huge numbers. most of them were showing a lot of physical damage, and that physical damage was, you know, what happens with the sea lice, they're attached to the fish's gills and then they spread to the back of the fish's head and sort of down the fish's back. and that's, yeah, very serious for the fish obviously. the wild fish will always have sort of background levels of lice, but what we were seeing here was something quite different, especially for adult salmon. the worst fish i counted had 7a7 lice on it, which is really quite exceptional. and to have this sort of epidemic in a wild population was really quite unusual. the dead wild salmon were found close to several fish farms on loch roag, run by the scottish salmon company. so, was there a link? marine scotland, one of two regulators, responsible for overseeing the industry visited a nearby farm called vacasay on august 7th to assess the welfare of the farmed

. >>> reining in wild horses. why the government is paying people to take mustangs off the range and into their hearts. >>> it is tuesday, may 21st, 2019. here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> get that. tornado is getting larger. it is moving fast. >> there's a tornado on the ground. it is an ugly tornado. they're all ugly. >> a tornado outbreak in the southern plains. >> wow, bro. >> now, a threat of flash floods. >> those people have got to remain on alert, not a night for a good night's sleep. >> i thought, oh, my god, we actually got a tornado. >> two people killed in a plane crash in southeast alaska. the plane was operated by the same company involved in the mid-air collision last week. >> president trump is on the attack, zeroing in on joe biden in the key state of pennsylvania. >> biden deserted you. he was born here, but he left you, folks. >> former white house counsel don mcgahn won't be appearing before congress because the president blocked him from testifying. >> if don mcgahn does

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wild: well, i certainly hope not.ieve and i hope that our military is much more ared than to do anything of an unintended nature. laur if iran goes so far as pull out of the nuclear deal itself, what would the consequences be there? rep. wild: i don't know what the consequences wouldt.e at this po i think it is very important that congress remains fully briefed by the administrion at all times on all developments in and around iran so we know what is going on, so it's some kind of action needs to be taken, we are in a position to be in a very knowledgeable kind of way vote on whether to authorize any kind of action.om laura: congres susan wild, p.ank you very much for joining us. ild: my pleasure. thank you so much. laura: the friction between congress and the white house is growing by the day. the latest flashpoint was the absence of former white house counsel don mcgahn, who was supposed to appear before the house judiciary committee today. democrats want to ask him about the mueller report and possible obstruction

caller: good morning representative wild. the reason why i didn't vote for hillary is she was on the board of directors for wal-mart. if you have a product, you have to open up your votes on how much it costs to make it. they give you the united states to make a profit based on what they feel in relation to the union discussion right now, if i am not mistaken, about a year ago, wal-mart employees were trying to unionize and that was shut down. so they make $10 an hour. that's something i made in the 1980's. thank you. guest: it's very interesting because most unions support a higher minimum wage even though they are already by and large making above the proposed minimum wage increases that we see in states across the country and here at the federal level. you know, that is a classic example of a situation where nions have been defeated and workers are the ones paying the price. host: we saw that donald trump won the state of pennsylvania back in 2016. what do you think about his prospects this time in the commonwealth and wha

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wild horses in america right now. >> and how many can the land sustain? reporter: galloping at up to 40 miles per hour in the mountains and plains of utah, these mustangs symbolize freedom. >> freedom has its consequences if they're not managed. >> reporter: those consequences can be overgrazed land and starving horses. that's why blm rounds up thousands of horses each year, but the humane society and wild horse campaign told cbs news the roundups can be dangerous, leaving some horses injured or dead. or they might be adopted and illegally sold for slaughter. ward says blm spends $50 million of its $80 million budget on off range holding costs for the mustangs they gather. >> we're almost approaching $2,000 to hold a horse for one year. >> reporter: so blm did some simple math. rather than pay $2,000 to care for a mustang for one year, they'll pay $1,000 to someone willing to adopt and care for a mustang over its lifetime. do you worry about people who say, wait a second, i'm going to get one of those mustangs, take 1,000 bucks and take it to a slaughter

just as for her hands there are so many wild bees here it's crazy and there are all the flowers. if you do these people have done so much good work here it's inspiring to see projects like this turn out so well certainly. insects are not only important for agriculture and the rest of the environment they are part of our ecological system and. the sanctuary is literally buzzing with life and if we can provide more areas like that we can help the insects to survive. a little. better. is it just. a waste of time. the most boring thing is the lunch break the boring conference is held. if you're in london. it's anything but. it sucks when i'm in. your room next to. joyce. a journey through tom. from germany's provisional capital in bonn to its current castle in burlington. today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history together while discover one of the raf passing to what the country's constitution and told her visit the place and on locations that tell the story of post-war germany. in 30 minutes on d w. plus 19 the new channel for an independent view on curr

. >>> coming up horses are running wild in the west.he government plans to harness the problem. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you.exciteabout 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 race tbeen designed for you. >>> wild horses are an iconic symbol of the american west. there are 88,000 across the country and they're protected by law. but that's led to problems, including starving horses. >> reporter: the rapid reproduction of of wild horses is creating a crisis. >> we're estimating there's 88,000 wild horses in america right now. >> reporter: and how men a can the land sustain? >> 27,000. >> reporter: galloping up to 40 matter of principle rr, these mustangs symbolize freedom. we met gus of the bureau of land management. >> freedom has consequences. >> reporter: those can be over grazed land and starving horses. that's why they round up thous

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a wild scene. good morning. residents in los angeles are no stranger to police chases but this one was crazy even by lrd. standas and looked like somethingipped straight from a hollywood movie. >> shooting at officers right now. hw reporter: a wild chase on the streets and higays in and around losngeles. >> oh, my god! oh my god! [ sirens ] >> oh my god, he isg shootin his gun! >> reporter: a murder suspect hanging outside of the window of the car he was riding in, firing backtfficers in hot pursuit. >> there he is.ng shooti at officers right there. shots fired, shots fired! >> reporter: the pasntnger ed for questions in a fatal shooting of a convenience store employee opening fire as a toyota prius raced at high speed trying to get away. >> guys, very ngerous. here we go. pointing a shooting randomly. >> reporter: drivers caught in the ecrossfir thankfully none seriously hurt. finally the car stuck behind the truck with a shooter and the female driver both shot by gunfire. >> officers are shooting at that vehic

wild: i understand that. doesn't it cause frustration for our european allies to ommit to continuing to support our operations in the area if they don't know what our level of commitment is? mr. jeffrey: in dealing very much withure peaian partners and -- with european partners and allies, our basic commitment to pain tain security and stability in the region as a whole and a pursue vigorously the fight against isis, nobody doubts that. we took the lead in the coalition. we did the vast majority of the air strikes. we provided at one point probably close to 15,000 troops on the ground as special forces teams and advisors. we spent many tense of millions of dollars thanks to this house in defeating isis. they all made significant and important contributions, but nothing like what we did. so they all understand that. would they like more predictibility? would they like us to be more solicitous of their various concerns? absolutely. have i seen this in my entire career since 1977? i have also seen it. ms. wild:

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it begs the question how many wild animals can city people cope with it depends at pangolin like this will likely elicit a smile or a shrug but there's less tolerance when it comes to other species and the rescue team is often in for an ugly surprise. on this job can i expected to deal with a harmless garden snake until he discovered this. dead bats caught in a huge net in the garden the tenant says her gardener recommended she put one up so the bats wouldn't a stepfamily even ngs on the patio. this is one of the worst years of the see saw the bats fly could be because it's. the current they don't move these days in it and they fly in and get stuck. their feet . this is have been before. can i is feeling angry. is go lucky if you are. can i have removed the net but he doubts it will solve the problem he says singapore and so used to the city being clean orderly and perfect and they only want certain animals around your city dragonflies them by the by. your birds in the morning. grow jobs when you have these animals you also had trick i'll bet it was a snake cities that see birds and a

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the wild is always in charge.es and the deserts has grown and grown. and you realize you're really pretty small. >> stephen: have you ever underestimated nature, underestimated the wild? >> i mean, a hundred times. and every time it kicks you in the backside hard. and, you know-- >> stephen: unforgiving. >> unforgiving. nature is like your mom ayou know. >> stephen: unforgiving. you know how mom as are, unforgiving! just harsh! >> well, the end of that is to say if you disrespect her, she'll teach you a lesson you'll never forget. >> stephen: there you are. sorry about that. you've been seen to drink your own urine. i wanted to ask you about that. obviously, some people do it for health reasons, but did you it to survive, survival. >> i'm not one of those people who do it for fun and it is not fun. >> stephen: what is the etiquette when you're drink ago? >> etiquette? >> stephen: if you share, those who supply-- when you drink someone else's urine, do you lift the pinky? >> it's respectful to lift the pinky is-- l

area, we have an abundance of public open space to get out and go enjoy the wild flowers. public space land. we all need to take care of it. that means to remember, the leave no trace principles. so stay on trail. pack out whatever you pack in. and take only pictures. and that ensures that these beautiful flowers are here next time you want to come visit them. they're here for others. and they're here for the bees and the butter flies and all the wildlife that depend on them for a really important source of food. >> time and nature have a wonderful way of reducing stress. you're going to feel a whole lot better. >> michael finney is coming up. as soon as he saw the flowers, he started sneezing. >> all right. let's get to spencer and find out if we have nice weather to check out the flowers. >> we've got a mixed bag here. we'll start with the live dopplr 7 showing dry conditions. we've got mostly bright skies. let's take a look at the forecast animation going into the evening hours. move along there. it the south bay. mainly dry through the day tomorrow. but we can expect i

a wild story from the east bay... >>> police arrest a dad. a wild story from the east bay. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a surprising end to an amber alert we brought you last night at 11:00. police spotted the man's car pretty quickly after that amber alert was issued. there was a short chase. the driver crashed into a bus stop. officers searched the stolen car and they don't find the missing three-year-old. this is the amber alert authorities send out last night. turns out the little girl was at home, safe with her mother. the father apparently said the girl was taken in the hopes police would find his car quicker. >> we certainly have children that have been victims of foul play, and we don't have a happy ending where they are safe with a parent or the police are able to locate them and they're safe. so it always raises our concerns when we locate the vehicle, we have the suspect and there is no child. >> police arrested the driver of the stolen car. then they arrested the father of the child this afternoon for

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other herbivores in the system, and we're seeing evidence of mass mortalitities of thehe abalone n the wild. so the kelp forest has declined dramatically, basically, because of this run of incredibly warm water we've had on the california coast. basically, you know, the warmest the california coast has gotten in recent history for the longest peririod of timeme. so that is e first symptom of broader global change that we are expecting along the california coast. catton: : this is what it loloos like to bebe underwater in a bul kelp fororest. this is what we used to survey through, and today, where we are seeing this vast expanse of no bull kelp, the culmination of these--this persistent starvation is, in part, due to an exexpansion of e purple u urchin population. and purplele urchins are a natural part of the system. we're seeing these urchins, which are little balls of spines, basically, with a mouth on the bottom that will start to form feeding fronts and mow down everything that they come across on the reef. lackey: it really started to change quickly. we sawaw a lotot more purple urchi

the forest service rounded up 1,000 wild horses from northeastern california last fall. they intended to sell some of the animals without restriction on slaughter for as little as $1 each. the concern is they will be sold to slaughterhouses in canada and new mexico >>> police in davis say someone is targeting women at downtown bars by slipping drugs into their drinks. investigators say three uc davis students were drugged over the past few weeks. two at g street wonder bar, the other at bistro 33. all ended up at the hospital after blacking out. police plan to increase foot patrols at downtown bars and reminding the public if you see something, say something. >>> new state regulations give school teachers the ability to expand sex education curriculums. the state board of education improved revisions to the sex he had guidance to public schools and now it allows talking about gender identity with young children, safe sex and lgbtq relationships with teenagers. the board also removed several books from its suggest list. some parents complained they were too explicit for y

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we'll be right back with olivia wilde. jon batiste!y, everybody, welcome back to the show. ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is an actor you know from "house," "drinking buddies," and "vinyl." she's making her feature directorial debut with "booksmart." please welcome olivia wilde! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: hello! >> hi. >> stephen: so lovely to see you again. >> it's so good to be here. >> stephen: how have you been? >> i'm great. >> stephen: how is your lovely family. >> they're good. >> stephen: your partner, jason sedaikis and the two kids. >> otis and daisy. they're good. >> stephen: you have been very busy and made a huge splash with your directorial debut with the movie "booksmart." congratulations on that. people are loving this movie. >> i'm very excited! ( applause ) >> stephen: well, you had done some shorts before, something like that. >> i had done shorts and music videos. >> stephen: what was that like to get behind the camera for a feature-length film? did that feel natural to you or daunti

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