and more zebras.es looking only slightly irritated to be interrupted. and ever more massive herds, stadium-sized crowds of wildebeests. a concert of these unkept looking things every few hundred yards. all that's missing is a happy sack. >> everybody's come to terms that the wildebeest migration means wildebeest jumping into rivers. the fact that that only happens two months of the whole year, the rest of the year they're trekking through the bush. to me, this is so much more spectacular. when you see these big numbers. you'll be in an area this morning that was full of wildebeest and go there this afternoon and there's not one. they've moved. >> thousands and thousands of wildebeests on their annual migration are everywhere. a big circle stretched out across tanzania and into kenya in search of prime grazing. it's all about water, and grass, and a good place to make babies. >> i mean, look at this little guy. he's keeping up with his mum. >> he's doing okay. >> within 15 minutes of being born, they'r

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a total of 1,000 intersections are expected to have these new zebra stripes by the end of next year. >> there's more paint in the intersection. it's higher activity, so easier for drivers to see, and it runs parallel to the crosswalks. it's not just two lines from one edge of the street to the other. it's a series of wide lines that fill up the entire crosswalk. >> the improvements are part of the city's vision zero initiative which seeks to reduce pedestrian and traffic related fatalities in san francisco by 2024. those now famous bay bridge lights on the bay bridge will be temporarily shut down in just a few days. 25,000 l.e.d. lights that run across the western span will be turned off on march 5. that's so caltrans can do maintenance work and new longer lasting lights can be installed. the project should be done and the lights back on in time for super bowl 50 next year. >>> new at 6:00, restoring life to a run down equestrian center that sits along 7-acres in the oakland hills. there haven't been horses for more than a decade and the stables are in serious need of major repairs a

in the distance, mountain zebras. the animals have adapted to the harsh conditions in the namibian desert. suddenly ganaseb spots what they've been looking for. for just a brief moment before the animal trots away. the wardens follow the rhino. in order to count the animals they need photos that identify them. the rhino gets wind of the men and it suddenly charges. black rhinos are more aggressive than other species. this time the wardens remain unharmed. >> we got too close. but we need to record all features and characteristics of the animals. that information has already led to the largest rhino data bank worldwide. >> visitors from all over the world travel to north western namibia to see the rhinos. the wardens take care of them left in peace. this group has hit it lucky. they are able to watch a rhino with her young. a rare sight. the wardens say poaching is on the increase again. the visitors say the situation is no better in neighboring south africa. rhino poaching there is worse than ever. >> the way it is go

the plan do cut back on pedestrian deaths san francisco is hard at work on new crosswalks painting zebra lines to make them more visible. the crosswalks have been used near schools but the plan is to repaint hundreds of crosswalks on the busy streets. officials say it is a quick and inexpensive way to improve state. >> union supporters of those who shuttle around apple employees are protesting outside the cupertino headquarters this morning ahead of the vote to join the team materials union. matt keller is at apple campus. matt? >> teamsters were successful unionizing the drivers at facebook now they are trying to take a bite out of apple and other silicon valley companies. >> teamsters truck into cupertino to protest working conditions for 120 full and part time shuttle bus drivers who work at apple and yahoo and ebay contracted through compass traps. union officials say that the drivers get low wages and benefit packages and often woring split shifts with long waits in between. >> it is about sharing the wealth. their workers are making a lot of money and it is zoning that drivers also

cow, zebra. there was a few physical altercations.t older and started accepting myself and loving myself and loving all my flaws i was just like i can do this, what do you mean? what gave you the courage to accept yourself and love your flaws? >> it started probably when i dropped out of high school. that allowed me time to focus on my own opinions of myself. >> reporter: the rise of the so-called flawed model is a major turn from the era of classic beauties like christie cindy, naomi. >> models like that would not have been on the runway. because the definition of beauty was much narrower. there are models who are at the top of the industry who have a quirky look. carr dialin heavy eyebrows. i think there's room being made for women and for men who designers feel have an "it" factor that makes them compelling on the runway. >> reporter: is the fashion world having a moment of honesty? the ftlmoda featured wheelchairs. a male amputee to walk the runway. at the kerry hammer show actress jamie brewer made history as the first person wit

a chichl has bitten their trainer and tigers and zebras have escaped from their quarters. they're up to 11 months of travel for a year. animals travel in small box carts for 24 to 36 hours on the road creating incredibly stressful environments. this legislation doesn't just cover things such as circuses but also for using animals in filming. we're very glad that members of our film commission have okayed the support of this as well. i do believe the lejsz legislation strikes a balance for those educating the public. for example, we will be exempting out institutions that promote animals for entertainment purposes. we're not alone. there are ten other municipalities that have these in place. but of course i think that we can do more and we really hope that san francisco can set an example for other jurisdictions, other states and other countries around the world to follow suite. again, i would like to thank my colleagues for cosponsoring. most of all, i would like to thank dr. allen and dr. richmond, rows mary ellis for the march of elephants and the numbers and numbers of

a chichl has bitten their trainer and tigers and zebras have escaped from their quarters. they're up to 11 months of travel for a year. animals travel in small box carts for 24 to 36 hours on the road creating incredibly stressful environments. this legislation doesn't just cover things such as circuses but also for using animals in filming. we're very glad that members of our film commission have okayed the support of this as well. i do believe the lejsz legislation strikes a balance for those educating the public. for example, we will be exempting out institutions that promote animals for entertainment

it's winter and zebras are warm weather animals. palkt little ponies black and white, which we have done before. we went through every possible list of things we needed to do and that was one of them. >> were you doing this because it's something you might want to do in the future of your own professional life? >> that's a great question and i do. i want to continue doing it. i really love it and i think it's just a natural progression from where i started over 20 years ago. it's funny because you learn from the people that you work with around you, not just the crew and the directors, but just as a whole. you see how everything is work. you think about your role, your lines, what you're wearing and as you progress you start thinking about absolutely everything. the props, the production how much time it's taking. your concern grows. it's nice to have the microcosm to break out into that bigger view. >> is it a shift for you or the cast when you take the director's chair? >> it's a little bit of a schist because i have to -- yeah i

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zebra's speaking to parliament, a couple things in there. the budget surplus down to 1.5% versus 3%. that is acceptable to the eurogroup. but on privatization, they want to roll that back. the eurogroup once the privatization to continue. on labor market reforms, they are heading in different directions. it comes down on whether or not you can gloss over these terms on this proposal that we are expecting any hour now. then you have to have some official approval. jonathan: i go back to some of the comments we've seen in the international sphere. you could say that greece only makes up 2% of euro zone gdp but the whole world is watching this. u.s. treasury secretary jack lew sounding a warning for both sides in this debate. what did he have to say? hans: he warned varoufakis not to cut it too close. the implications could be disastrous. what is interesting to me about the lew comments is it is almost the other direction from what president obama sent a week ago when angela merkel was visiting. he seemed more sympathetic with the new greek gov

." >> coming up on "red eye" have humans and zebras put their differences aside to unite for global warming? and has the president started using the polish joke book greg gutfeld gave him for christmas? >> i tried the one-liners with they never seem to work which is unfortunate. >> and finally, the science of flanking. the new study that suggests staring at the ground is better than living your life. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is so lonely she once tried to drug bill cosby. i am here with joanne snow saw saw -- joanne nosuchunsky. her wit is dryer than cleo pat trough's uterus. bonnie mcfarland. he is like a glob of grape jelly, but still the most trusted newsman andy levey and more muscles than a raw bar, yummy, it is terry shapper. that was lame. >> a tblok. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> are we coming around to boots on the ground? president obama, if that's his real name, bonnie has asked congress to authorize the use of military force against isis isil and the islamic state which i just learned are all the same th

." >> coming up on "red eye" have humans and zebras put their differences aside to unite for global warmingstarted using the polish joke book greg gutfeld gave him for christmas? >> i tried the one-liners with the press and they never seem to work which is unfortunate. >> and finally, the science of flanking. the new study that suggests staring at the ground is better than living your life. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is so lonely she once tried to drug bill cosby. i am here with joanne snow saw saw -- joanne nosuchunsky

instead of the standard two white lines crosswalks across the city will be zebra striped with bolderthey are similar to these that we are showing you that is used near schools. city transit officials say the bolder stripes make the crosswalks more visible. the change is part of an effort to end all pedestrian fatalities in the city by 2024. >>> you heard steve paulson say some of the weather back east is stupid. many say most of the u.s. is in for more freezing today. ice caused hundreds of crashes from arkansas to pennsylvania yesterday. driving was almost impossible on many roads because of ice and also the strong winds. and two-thirds of the nation are dealing with brutally cold temperatures that effect anyone who goes outside. >> you've got to cover up to your eyes. and still it's kind of close to not being safe to be outside. >> more than 1,000 flights out of the usually busy dallas fort worth air for the they were canceled yesterday because of the weather. and that had a ripple effect across the country. >>> police in han han, south carolina apparently they are trying to do wha

instead of the standard two white lines, crosswalks will be zebra striped with bolder white lines. can see them near schools and mid block crossings. the bolder stripes make the crosswalks more visible. the change is part of an effort to end pedestrian fatalities in san francisco by the year 2024. >>> a nine-year-old boy in antioch was air lifted to the hospital after a fire cracker exploded in his hand. it happened on madrone street about 5:30. the boy was at home with two sibling tas are also under 13 years old. there is no adult supervision when the explosion happened. the boy was listed in stable condition. the incident is under investigation. >>> a disturbing case of animal cruelty in santa cruz county where someone stuffed two dogs in sandbags and threw them out the window of a moving car. the sandbags included a mother dog and her puppy. the mother dog was able to chew her way through both bags but by the time animal control arrived, the puppy had died. anyone with information who may have done this is asked to please call the santa cruz county animal shelter. >>> it is a cr

. >> zebra or giraffe. >> shame because that would make my job easier.we have to spend time watching them. we look for behavioral indicators. we also look for physiological indicators. >> what are some of the behavioral patterns they would exhibit if they were happy and thriving. >> sn. >> they should be engaged with their environment. they should, you know, participate in enrichment activities, they should engage in socially normal behaviors, they should want to engage with other social partners. you really have to think about what it might mean for an individual animal or species in a specific location and think to yourself, is this really the best thing for them? >> yeah. stephanie is going to walk me through the hands-on research that she leads the zoo keepers through. so, steph, why are we here at the warthog area? >> the workshop is hosted here. we have them come into the warthog habitat and experience as a human would but then we have them following up experiencing as a warthog. >> got to get my warthog on. >> nice. >> when you're down here, it sm

serving fish and chips in an an aquarium like serving monkey or zebra at a zoo.>> silicon valley is on alert as tens of thousands come mute -- commuters may have been infected. a an employee took a train from san from three times last week. we have dr. david samadi. what does it mean for people who weren't vaccinated and may have been on the train with the person? >> obviously they have a high chance of betting disease. this is contagious virus. it is most aggressive virus you can have. if you're in a room and not vaccinated, somebody walks in with the measles. you have 98% chance of getting this virus. melissa: wow. >> we have great treatment which is called vaccination. something you're familiar with. 95% of the people that get the vaccine, they build antibodies and they're immune. so the fact people are still debating whether we should get vaccine or not is completely nuts. when it came to ebola 75% contagious. we didn't have the vaccine. we were desperate to get it, we have debate. when it comes to flu virus we can debate vaccines are good or effective. this

what do you think about zebra, i own it. up about 20%. hope you bought it from the show.olding on to this thing. love the company and the business. i think it goes higher. what about you, chris? >> i think the stock is doing well. expanding its product. play on the internet of things. all places. as we continue to collect data. they're right there at the point of collecting things. matt: i love the stock. takeover $3.2 billion deals. moat roll aenterprise, expanding their bottom line. earnings per share growing. can't go wrong. >> i think the deal is expensive. the stock is expensive. i think it's really stretched. it's a sell to the next top. i'm sorry, man. charles: golly. that's good. that's good. what about that it's sort of a proxy for the overall economy? no? >> ge is a proxy of the economy too. charles: i hear you. being a first-time investor, what kind of stocks would you suggest for me to buy? i would suggest a regular normal balance portfolio. but a lot of times we want people to pay attention to the market. for me, any person i meet under 35, i say under armour

lines marking the cross walk the municipal transportation agency is repainting the cross walks with zebra striped. the idea is that it will make the crossings more visible. it's part of an effort to end all traffic fatalities in the city by 2024. >>> a massive winter blast is barreling across the southeast bringing icy rain and snow from texas all the way to the carolinas. in the northeast, the bitter cold is slowing down essential transportation even on some rivers. dylan dreyer is on the hudson river, and larry sprinker is in charlotte, north carolina, with a look. >> here on the u.s. coast guard cutter, willow we're literally cutting through ice. this is the hudson river, in kingston new york north of albany south is westpoint, and the ice is continuing to freeze up and take over this entire river here. now, this river is so important because barges carry about 70% of the home heating oil for the northeast up and down this river. so from west point to albany is where it freezes nchg but if they break up the ice too much all these chunks of ice will slow downstream and clog up the new y

. >> morgan and i were going to be like lionesses chasing down a zebra. to tackle her and then morgan was going to do the stabbing. >> reporter: anissa tells police morgan takes the knife, turns to her friend and says, "i'm not going to until you tell me to." anissa says she then told morgan to "go ballistic, go crazy." and from those tapes, here's morgan's description. >> what did you do next? >> stab, stab, stab, stab. >> reporter: and just listen tonight to what morgan reveals she said to payton. >> i said, i'm sorry. this had to happen. and she was like "why?" i said that like it was just, it was necessary. >> reporter: and anissa describing their friend payton on the ground in that moment. >> the whole time payton was screaming in agony. saying stuff like, "i hate you guys. i'll never forgive you. and, i trusted you." and "sorry." >> reporter: payton is stabbed 19 times. stumbling, trying to get up. >> the suspects were getting worried that somebody would hear her. and so they told her to lay down. and they said that -- she wouldn't lose blood as qui

." >> coming up on "red eye" have humans and zebras put their differences aside to unite for global warmingd has the president started using the polish joke book greg gutfeld gave him for christmas? >> i tried the one-liners with the press and they never seem to work which is unfortunate. >> and finally, the science of flanking. the new study that suggests staring at the ground is better than living your life. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is so lonely she once tried to drug bill cosby. i am here with joanne snow saw saw

botswana selects the zebra.e a trade, traded for the dodo bird. and mexico selects -- the avocado! >> great pick! that makes a ton of sense! rich soil. >> perfect weather. making avocados from mexico the ideal year around snack. >> avocados from mexico! >> charlie: everything an ad should do. >> great time for it. i think it will catch attention. >> charlie: when you see the quality and creativity high quality ads this year. >> yes, there are great high quality ads. mcdonald's released their first ad since 2008, so they're rejoining the super bowl and it sort of banks on their coming -- piggy banking off their lovin' it campaign they released recently and sort of playing on the seventy mental value of ads. >> charlie: i assume beyond the super bowl these ads can run for a while on television and other places on social media. >> absolutely. they use the super bowl as launch uppad. if you're release ago new campaign and product it's a good place to launch it. ettes a great place to start. >> charlie: thank you. go

white lines marking the crosswalk the municipal transportation satisfying repainting crosswalks with zebrathe idea is that bolder, white stripes will make the crossings more visible. the change is part of vision zero an effort to end all traffic deaths in the city by 2024. >>> the city of berkeley could soon become a no drone zone. city council meeting tonight to discuss a temporary ban on drones. it would last two years. many local gofls have been scrutinizing drones over privacy concerns. >>> vip appearance at the debut of a new bay area event. hillary clinton will deliver a keynote address at the watermark silicon valley conference for women. the first time the event has been held taking police station at the santa clara convention center. the line-up includes several women touted as female role models for millions around the globe. >>> right now boston is enjoying a bit of a break. it's not supposed to snow until next monday but scott mcgrew there's so much snow on the ground already that boston is suffering an economic disaster. >> that's exactly right, sam. there's a push to rethink

old dominion down 6%, also has profitable united -- under armour, rather, up almost 11 president, zebraup 7%. it's hard to pick and choose, and of course that is it, right? raising cash and determining what to sell is tricky. it's easy to say let your winners run and sell your losers, particularly in hindsight. debbie also sent an e-mail saying she was down to 3% cash. i will tell you for me last week, to give you an example, i closed out harmon only because if you look over the last year, whenever they've missed, they got hit bigtime. so i didn't want to risk that game. i held on to boeing because of its potential over the next 10 years, even 20. i just think it's amazing. having said all after that, in hindsight i probably should have taken a hit on hne. also wynn is reporting later this week. i think things have turned around, but here's the operative word. i think. ultimately, it will, wynn will do extraordinarily well, but for right now if i wanted to raise cash, those would be two names in that portfolio. strategist, an unmitigated disaster. a guy named joe e-mailed to my office a

look at the bay bridge this morning no weight at the pace of me to realize are still off the senate zebra's looks good right now and the scare to drive times corp. to 13 minutes here is a live look at the golden gate bridge southbound traffic will be well right now heading into san francisco. >>erica: we do not have been instances to report for you're ride across the richmond san rafael bridge bridge bearing my traffic for both fast track using cash paying customers. >>james: the department, a security expects to run out of money on friday the fact that could run out of money on friday is raising the possibility of another government shut down a bill which would fund the department through september has been drawn into a battle from the president and the republicans in congress. >>reporter: brought--president obama lets not be confused the republican speaker of the house john van refused to call the bill. funded and is it on with the provision would have reversed the president's recent executive action on immigration but some republicans had to strip it for the bill could move forward is no

almost anything that exists has been considered and tried as an aphrodisiac overtime from evergreen to zebraes and a very long list inbetween. >> what does that say about us? >> aphrodisiacs are bounded only by our imaginations, which thankfully are more fertile than the bodies we are trying to stimulate. >> she is a physician who teaches food studies at new york university. >> aphrodisiacs have been around for millennia. >> we all have the biological imperative to secure a meal and a date. >> some pretty famous lovers populate afro dick jack love. >> klee pa tra whewed with rose petals. >> and 50 cups of chocolate before visiting his harem and then there was cass nova, one of his favorite tricks was to seduce a young virgin by slipping raw oysters through her parted lips. >> what makes something an aphrodisiac? >> it starts with the name itself. >> aphrodite was the goddess of love in greek mythology when she spraining from the sea on a shell, lots of seafood became sure bets, in the middle ages would be lovers identified afro aphrodisiacs thanks to something called the law of similarities.

but there are zebras and a couple of kinds of goats from north africa. tar goats and udads and indian gear called san bar who are still in herds on the hill. >> is it still in warehouses? >> there is still art in warehouses staggering to contemplate that there could be more. but indeed, it's so. there are pieces in crates and major museums and rooms and chimney pieces that have been donated that have not yet been used in museum exhibits and then there's a warehouse in new york which still has objects in it. now it's not things like paintings, it's ceilings, marble staircases, you know, massive elements of architecture. [ inaudible question ] >> joseph duvene who sold so many pieces here said it was a prime example of a grand accumulator. i don't think so. always a bargain hunter. so much to think about. occasionally he paid a lot like for the vandyke painting. a middle six figure purchase price. but usually had the eye for a bargain. and, of course, he had a different motivation. said more like the renaissance of the 18th century. not necessarily only by

there was a book written called "why zebras don't get ulcers."re evolved to be smart enough to make ourselves sick. in the wild you are chased by a lion and you either get eaten and killed or you live and then the stress response is turned off. in our lives, we turn it on all the time. we raise our blood pressure and heart rate and lowering our immune system and reproduction and growth and all of this contributes to chronic disease. >> the british parliament is getting worldwide headlines after voting to allow the creation of babies from the dna of three people. the controversial procedure is intended to cut the risk of genetic disorders but critics say it crosses a fundamental scientific boundary and could lead to so-called designer babies. it raised eyebrows on both sides of the atlantic earlier this week. mark phillips has more on that. >> yesterday may well be remembered as the day that genetic future of our species began. >> reporter: jamie is a writer on generaltics policies and his words may sound overstated but not to poppy's family. she'

instead of the standard two white lines, crosswalks across the city will be zebra striped with bolderimilar to these which are used near schools and at midblock crossings. city trancy officials say the bolder stripes make the crosswalks more visible. this is part of a change to end fatalities by 2024. >>> a 9-year-old boy in antioch was airlifted to the hospital last night after a firecracker exploded in his hand. it happened around 5:30. according to the contra costa times, the boy was at home with two siblings also under 13 years old. there was no adult supervision when the explosion happened. neighbors called for help. the boy was last listed in stable condition. the incident is under investigation. >>> a woman from san jose expected to be arraigned today in the killing of a man inside his home in gilroy. police arrested 19-year-old gabriella ortiz after getting several tips. she's been lived to the killing of 56-year-old robber hizer. he was found dead in his home on february 16th. d.c.s say a few hours later ortiz and -- detectives say a few hours later, ortiz and others were see

. >> we have jason from zebra technologies here.an rfid tag installed in every nfl shoulder pad. >> we're tracking 2,000-plus players every game and using it to enhance the broadcast, to enhance the fan view. >> it means i need to get that data instantaneously. how fast can you show me this data getting collected. >> let's show you how fast. charles come in here. we have a sensor. hand up and let's jump see how high you can go. >> and it stopped. so right there. >> 23 inches right away. and you can get that data instantaneously. can we do it again? >> calibrating. >> there's a little calibration. you calibrate while you talk about it. he's calibrating. that's pretty quick. >> right. and so the data is coming in real time very accurate and like i said every player. we're getting multiple data points, not just vertical. >> you can see how fast they're running, how close. you can figure out which players are actually the best on the field. >> that's correct. >> are you jumping again for us? can you beat 23? >> we'll see. >> let's see.