s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instances chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello i mariam to masi. welcome to the muse ally from london. coming up the next 60 minutes. g 20 lead has promised to keep global warming to one and a half degrees celsius. but they leave rome without any commitment to on net 0 compet.

our leaders are now heading to the scottish city of glasgow for the cub $26.00 climate change senate leaders from all regions in the wilds are expected to discuss their plans that cost emissions. hundreds of migrants have disembarked from the turkish flags, cargo ship, and greece. the vessel was carrying about 400 people and sent a distress signal on friday after its engines failed. the migration ministries at 6 passengers have been detained for questioning. aris as one of the main routes into the ear, youth and migrants, and refugees crossing from turkey. john travellers, as following this from athens, the official version from the hellenic coast guard is that among the nationalities on board. and this is just an early estimate. our pakistan is afghans, lebanese egyptians, iranians, syrians and bangladesh is. but that remains to be confirmed in the breakdown in numbers also remains to be confirmed. apparently these people were provided with food and water of which they were short, while they were being towed to the island of course, where they are now being registered. so the remain

well, our leaders are now heading to the scottish city of glasgow for the cub $26.00 climate change senate leaders from all regions in the wilds are expected to discuss their plans that and cost emissions. hundreds of migrants have disembarked from the turkish french cover ship in greece. the vessel was carrying about 400 people.

s. army used to heidi talk to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was of most destructive instances chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the caird foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. on al jazeera lou ah ah, hello, you're watching out there. i'm emily. anguish, reminder of ant up stories was our last day. the g 20 summit of will, late is, is taking place in rome. several meetings are happening on the sidelines, including one between the presidents all the u. s. and jackie, the group is to you to discuss the climate change as well ahead of the cop 26 conference in glasgow. the sudanese teaches committee has called for striking all states of sudan a day after hundreds of thousands of people rallied to now the military tank. 4 people were killed in protest on saturday. and japan's nearly appointed prime minister faces his 1

a young entrepreneurs turning the tide on plastic waste by building boats to bottles and megan the cub in the u. k. well, one company is tackling a re key plastic problem boss making unique, unsustainable products in the process. ah, here in camera rooms, economic capital to wireless, the scale of the country's plastic problem is painfully clear. plastic waste is clogging up the streets and rivers up cameron's major cities polluting waterways threatening marine ecosystems and making life especially difficult a local fisherman. mm. it's estimated that across the city of to wanna $1300.00 tons of plastic waste is generated every day. so much of it is thrown into the cities rivers. you can't see any trace of water. ah, i've never seen anything like this before. i don't even know how you begin to fix the problem. this big is no doubt. this is a major challenge for the city. but one local man has made it. his mission to deal with it had on his name is, is smile is so many it's while i said to me to let them resume that. i mean, it's quite a place to meet. i must say. so is this normal here

and apparently the cubs were called to deal with it. although i got it with jesus who created it. i do have a problem with the white rewriting of history. yeah. columbus discovered america and white jesus discovered by sex. why do? why people claim credit for everything. point being, i would much rather have ads for sex than ad for war killing domination and discrimination checks both positive ad. i've seen it a long time. as long as our world is based on profit over humanity and sustainability that almost all the promotions, ad and commercial will support profit over humanity and sustainability. and our culture will keep heading in that direction. company from washing dc. the ability to bass, this is redacted deny. ah ah, welcome. i'm li cam. know, take the news from behind. i covered recently which country the us seem to be preparing to attack next. i guess there was the iron islands because we could steal their iron, but then i was inform, the iron islands only exist in game of thrones, whatever it could happen. anyway, i reported how it was likely we might go after ethiopia ne

s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance for chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out is era. it's the world's. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing momentous, seen context. india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me fade as those are for context india. and alex is eda ah unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. on angie's e. ah, we did was clumsy. this was done with a lot of grace. the u. s. and french presidents appeared to turn over a new page after the fallout from a security patch between washington, u. k. and aust

it comes from two things, a lifetime of being a chicago cub baseball fan and i've seen this before. you know, as you know, i lived through getting the obamacare health care package done, which was just as transformative, just as complicated, required just as much compromise. and, you know, honestly, it was left for dead several time ace long the way. so i think we can get this done. it's too important not to. >> we know this was a major gamble for the president yesterday, coming to the hill, delaying his trip. he is of course in rome today right now meeting with the prime minister of italy. i know you wanted this done yesterday as well. do you think it would have helped if the president had insisted yesterday on a vote? >> you know, i think he did the right mix there. he explained why it was so important, and he left it to their final decision. lawmakers typically don't like being dictated to, but he explained, you know, basically you have to take your victories where you can. we can't legislate in the ideal world. we have to legislate the reality of the situation complicated by rec

teams in the same city cannot have identical names pick a major baseball will never apartment chicago cubs lacrosse to operate alongside storied baseball teams pickle imagine seeing a new york yankees shirt and buying it, which team did you just support? >> i think it's going to come down to two things, damages and usage. when you talk about damages, the derby team experienced an uptick on their website and social media pages and profits on merchandise because of this name change. when you talk about usage, this is actually coming down not to federal trademark law but common law itself. that is important to talk about because they are going to point to their use of the name back in 2019. where the baseball team is going to have the stron strongest argt is in the last two years because they were not using their social media, they were not using their website and arguably that would've been the most important time for them to do it during covid. >> shannon: let's get to exhibit b, the cleveland indians, soon to be the guardians. we have been and continue to be confident in our position to be

s. army used to fighting talk to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the caird foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people this is agent orange. coming soon on, al jazeera lou . ah, you're watching out, is there a reminder of all top stories u. s. president joe biden doesn't appear to have the full support. the supports of his democratic party for his $1.00 trillion dollars spending program. their conduct, congressional progressive caucus is saying that they will not vote on the infrastructure built without the build back, better act and the u. k. has some of the french i'm bossed, i have made a deepening brow. i the post briggs fishing rights. it comes out off to french authorities seized a british trula operating in french desert territorial waters. and the un security council

that bear may have been looking for a missing cub. after wandering through a neighborhood, it hopped a fence near the kindergarten section at that school and spent a half-hour on school grounds. it eventually settled into a nearby tree. the bear was then safely tranquilized and returned to the wild >>> it's 8:06. let's go for a boost a 10-year-old daredevil was once the youngest person in europe to perform a backflip on a scooter. he couldn't believe what happened this week he landed a double backflip. >> oh! >> stop. >> what if dad had been like, i wasn't rolling >> he said that stunt haunted him because he tried it before and he couldn't land it. >> man >> this is what he said because he had fallen a couple timessai him because he before, he said this time i smashed the wall of fear into pieces >> that's right. how old is he? >> he's 10 >> wow >> get back on your horse. >> imagine being the parent watching that. >>> when we come back, a "today" exclusive, sheinelle is going to share the inspiring story of one mother's resilience and

this was shortly after a bear cub was spotted on school grounds. animal control called to the residential area. luckily the bear disappeared into the bushes. >>> we've got a lot more ahead including a parenting alert ahead of halloween. the fda issuing a warning about a drug that looks like candy. this morning, the story of how a 2-year-old ended up in the hospital. we'll tell you what to look out for. >>> right now we have the latest on the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's movie "rust." the district attorney and the sheriff speaking for the first time about the investigation into the death of the cinematographer. we're going to talk live with the santa fe county sheriff, adan mendoza in just a moment. first kaylee hartung joins us from santa fe with the major new developments in the investigation. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin. when alec baldwin was handed a colt 45 revolver on the set of his western film he was told it did not contain live rounds but we've learned that wasn't true. authorities announcing that t

a male cub almost a year old, just under £50. columnist could be but in no hurry to hustle back to nearby open space, and police tried to use our sirens and our air horns as well as our high beams and our spotlights our flashlights, everything to kind of get him to move along, and he just wasn't having it. not unlike a female cat and rohnert park last week. that caused a local lockdown when she wouldn't budge, sedated, then later euthanized. she was known to be suffering a neurological condition and unlikely to survive on her own. she and other lions tracked by gps collar. just try and started trouble, but 70 people around, um they bound to get seen at some point in time. this researcher also fit the santa rosa mountain lion with a tracking device after he was tranquilized and evaluated. callers and trail cameras provide a wealth of information where it. survives what it eats burkas. the mapping shows mountain lions roam constantly on private land. martin 1000 properties in its territory. each one of those properties is almost li

s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance with chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge brang something and they didn't even see the kid. but 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange coming soon on al jazeera ah, was purchased spread against the currency. don international prussia is mounting on the ministry. ah ally, why money inside this is al jazeera life, doha also coming up. israel defies american objections on approved plans for thousands of new illegal settlements and the occupied westbank. europe's top court finds pound and $1200000.00 a day.

well, if you look at a cub 15, i was only competed, it requires the 1st part of it, of course of harmony was postponed to by cove it. and apparently also because of the complexity of really reaching a meaningful, international agreement. so we still are still looking for next may will. the 2nd part is completed in planning. hopefully by then we'll be able to have something called a post, a 2020 global by diversity conservation framework back gonna be there, going to be specific action as a target to go with including the financing vehicle with a mechanism. so hopefully we'll be identified in that, of course, on the basis or for some principles for a sense that the amputee, she was a fairy, she was a city or safe or sustainable uses of by biological, you know, can i take resource and stuff like that? so we don't know yet i but somehow learning from the comics. pretty good parents agreement on the bike. this is his site from the from the commission perspective. definitely they realize will never without the financing, there's no way you're going to be able to deliver amy amendments or targ

and for now they're calling him little cub. but there's a fund raising naming contest underway to help choose his official title. maybe they should call him rory. she patootie. all right. this newborn rhino entered the world yesterday at the royal burgers zoo in the netherlands. the calf wasted no time trying to walk. but as you can see, the little one got a little bit. tucker. doubt. we had to take a little bit of a nap who doesn't love a good nap. the baby rhino took it all in stride, though, was back up and walking again in no time. pretty cute. it's time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> the border crisis keeps getting worse. the right nor the humanitarian issues while the left fails to place blame tonight will address both. plus, we talk with journalist traveling with the massive migrant caravan that's on balance. now here's a look at dan abrams live. >> thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation eddie munster, a potential murder suspect. the former child star tak

it's special in cubs to the living conditions. and the economic crisis that hit the country very high. over the last 2 years, israel has approved plans for about $3000.00 new illegal settlement units in the occupied west bank and be the 1st be built under prime minister natalie bennett. and during president john biden's term, the us is deeply concerned about the plan saying it will hurt prospects for 2 state solution. settlements are illegal on the international law, although israel rejects the american new side acts else is reporting that secretary of state antony blinking, vocally opposed. israel's decision source, installed the site. there was a tense call between blinkin and israeli defense minister ban against lincoln report. they told dance that the number of units and the location were unacceptable . new abraham has more now from novice and occupied by spec, which was a number of units approved. and wednesdays meeting may not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president donald trump, for palestinians. one set

the government said it wasn't needed to cub sewage discharge is by water companies. it's m p. 's also said updating an antiquated sewage system overnight would cost billions, a burden that would ultimately be passed on to customers and utility bills. but on the thames river path, some means were harder. i don't think it's excusable at all. i'm in this day and age when the sort of level of technology we have. i mean it's, it's such a primitive thing to do. sure. yeah, i feel it into the water. i mean, it's, it's of case mine, isn't it really? and no, i wouldn't swim to the times. colon fishes here whenever he can. though he puts the fish back and can't quite believe that any one would getting themselves. have you ever gone swimming? would you have to load all the notes were enough, but the cost remains the white glove? i would guess. but they do the opposite. but laura moore, this year the most i've ever seen. they have voted contents 213. not contents 60. on tuesday evening, the upper chamber of the british parliament, the house of lords voted to return the amendment to m. p.

the government said it wasn't needed to cub sewage discharge is by water companies. it's m p. 's also said updating an antiquated sewage system overnight would cost billions, a burden that would ultimately be passed on to customers and utility bills, but on the thames river path. some opinions were harder. i don't think it's excuse me at all. i'm in this day and age when the social level of technology, we have such a primitive thing to do. i flew into the water. i mean, it was cave mine, isn't it? no, i wouldn't swim to the terminal calling fishes here whenever he can. so he puts the fish back and can't quite believe that anyone would get themselves have you ever done, so would you have, oh no, no, no, it's really not for him anyway, but a lot goes with it. but they do a lot more of it this year. of the most i've ever said they have voted content 213, not content 60. on tuesday evening, the upper chamber of the british parliament, the house of lords voted to return the amendment to m. p. 's and the communists. the government has also indicated it will strengthen the environmen

two bear cubs advantage of the fresh powder in south lake tahoe. they are wrestling around in the snow. throwing bows, having a good time. alex ferguson said this is a pretty common site s --ight for people in tahoe. kumasi: the alameda county fair is back in full swing. a storm caused damage but not enough to stop the fund for the rest of the week. you can see the rides and the games and the food. >> we are looking for food. >> we are hungry. >> ate a lot of food, got on a lot of rides. just been enjoying the experience. >> it is time for the fair. kumasi: i just think kayden is so cute. i have fun on these rides and i'm sleepy. the fair runs through sunday which is halloween. julian: speaking of halloween and spooky season, investigators are looking for two people connected to a spooky and suspicious fire at a haunted house in colorado. that's not part of the attraction. the fire consumed an entire section of the fright acres haunted house and spread to hay bales outside. walkabout fuel for the fire. two people were caught walking up to the haunt

two bear cubs took advantage of the fresh powder in south lake tahoe. you can see them wrestling around in the snow. alec ferguson took this video yesterday morning. who is going to win, the one on the left or the right? the guy who took the video says this is a pretty common for people who live in the tahoe area. hopefully you can always view them at that distance, too. you've got to give us an adorable alert before you do that. that was amazing. no truth to the room where there was a football in there and they were playing football. always love doing that during the first snow. of course, that is how i hurt my shoulder, that is a whole other story. several feet of snow in the sierra. it is just october. let's hope it keeps going. you see some fog along the coast trying to creep through. we will keep an eye on this. right now, pretty dry. we do have a light storm today with some scattered showers possible. sunny and mild starting tomorrow and some unsettled weather for the weekend. let's jump right into today's temperatures. 56 in san rafael. most of u

also enjoying the snow these bear cubs in lake tahoe. they sure are. and we'll take a closer look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we're learning more about a terrifying and deadly shooting inside a shopping mall in idaho. police exchanged gunfire with the suspect and megan tevrizian has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, people in boise, idaho, saying they are in shock after a deadly shooting at this mall. >> there is a security officer that was shot. >> reporter: two people were killed. at least four others including a police officer were injured. >> i cannot stress enough how traumatic this event is for the community at large. >> primary suspect ran by the dave and buster's wearing dark clothe, also all in black with a backpack. >> reporter: police responding reporting an active shooter. officers quickly confronting a person matching the shooter's description. >> there was an exchange of gunfire that ensued shortly thereafter resulting in the officer's injury. as well as the suspect being taken into custody. >> reporter: mall security

and here is a great shot we want to share, a pair of playful bear cubs took example -- advantage of the fresh powder as they wrestled in the snow. frolicking out there. [laughter] dan: glad we are getting a break from this rain and absolutely wonderful to see that snowy wonderland in tahoe now. while. sandhya: especially for october, it is nice to see that much snow that has fallen on the ground. those bears are enjoying the snow, like many of us humans do. i want to show us our water. percent of normal. check out san francisco. 1100% of where you should be. santa rosa, 922%. san jose, 568%. a friendly reminder, we still have a long way to go, so always a good way to conserve. if you take a look at our reservoir capacity, we are still way below -- 48% at don pedro. lake orville, 25% of where you should be as far as capacity. i want to show you what it looked like from our tahoe camera in the sierra. the snow was coming down. they did cancel the winter storm warning a short time ago, but certainly did see quite a bit of snow in the mountains. they had chain controls all day. snowfall tot

s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something they didn't even see the case. foot 2, women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. coming soon on al jazeera ah ah, on al jazeera, these all the top stories this our antique projects as are on the streets or sit down for a 2nd day. at least 7 demonstrators were killed after the military dissolved the transitional government on monday, at se asia is most important, regional summit has begun without me and malice jumped at leda. the lee of excluded men on leave saying he hasn't done enough to disrupt and greenhouse gas levels hit a new record high. last year the u. n. says the world is now way off track and containing rising temperatures. holden, 2 months after the chaotic scenes we saw at cobble airport and things are slowl

and here is a great shot we want to share, a pair of playful bear cubs took example -- advantage of the fresh powder as they wrestled in the snow. frolicking out there. [laughter] dan: glad we are getting a break from this rain and absolutely wonderful to see that snowy wonderland in tahoe now. while. sandhya: especially for october, it is nice to see that much snow that has fallen on the ground. those bears are enjoying the snow, like many of us humans do. i want to show us our water. percent of normal. check out san francisco. 1100% of where you should be. santa rosa, 922%. san jose, 568%. a friendly reminder, we still have a long way to go, so always a good way to conserve. if you take a look at our reservoir capacity, we are still way below -- 48% at don pedro. lake orville, 25% of where you should be as far as capacity. i want to show you what it looked like from our tahoe camera in the sierra. the snow was coming down. they did cancel the winter storm warning a short time ago, but certainly did see quite a bit of snow in the mountains. they had chain controls all day. snowfall tot

a pair of bear cubs took advantage of the pet -- the fresh powder in south lake tahoe as they wrestled around in the snow. how like says this is -- alec says this is a common site for the area. >> that is adorable. our downpour brought an iconic spot in yosemite roaring back to life. the falls was listed as dry on the yosemite national park's website. here is a picture before and after the rain. wonderful to see that difference. will news tonight with david muir is next. >> thanks for joining us. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life

so quite right in the polish cub just declared the state to see there's no access to that area or not to keep up visiting what the regime was doing on the border. surely the role of journalists in that part of the world is to scrutinize what's going on as well, particularly the, the work of the military that all essentially answered all to the european union as well as the polish government themselves. well, i mean that the job is quite free to report on what's happening. i think there's been a large, is this, it itself is a form of media scrutiny. but i think the polish got to say quite rightly that for the moment there's a need to maintain order in that area. or people are free to the villagers who live in that area. free to come and go. but there is a news blackout quite right, because the news media very often used by the workers shanker regime is a proxy for generating very propaganda. what we're talking about a situation where there are have been at least 7 deaths in the last few days. the idea of keeping the journalists and observers from the e u at arms length only creates a v

the cubs cusp of a deal on president biden's sweeping economic and social agenda. they say they may be able to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure package in the next day or two or three. to do that, they hope to reach agreement on a framework on that trimmed down social safety net package, and just last hour, the president made a personal pitch to the public to get this deal done. cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill for us and kaitlan collins is at the white house. so manu, the president, we understand, spent yesterday with moderate senator joe manchin, and it sounds like president biden's succeeded in getting manchin to conceptionually agreo the spending bill. what are the sticking points? >> chuck schumer, also part of the meeting said there are there are or four outstanding issues, and big issues, medicare expansion being one of thoem, hw to deal with paid leave, coming down to 12 weeks. joe manchin is resisting that, how to deal with climate change, a key issue, there will be a lot of discussions about how they will be structured, and how to pay for the progr

. >> you cannot have the future queen of england with skeletons in the cub bored and lovers in the past. you could not have that. >> camilla and diana did know each other. some of the courtship that charles and diana enjoyed actually happens at camilla's family home. >> charles, when he introduced diana to camilla never explained to her that camilla had been a girlfriend. and when she discovered that there had been a relationship, would have felt embarrassed and humiliated. and she began to have misgivings about marrying somebody that had had such a significant other relationship and she was talking about how she would handle this. she fights to become that perfect modern princess, not only for the royal family and the world but for charles. blood pressure your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision

and crickets t 20 world cub that you buy match will be a rare opportunity to see, besides play each other. currently, they only meet in major international competitions. the mid political tension between the feuding neighbors will last time they concluded a bilateral theories was in 2013. as for this super 12 match, india have the edge. they've never lost the pockets on out a cricket world cup neither one day nor t 20. their koli side are also higher in the t 20 rankings. their 2nd one place above pockets on pockets on have an ace up their sleeves. captain bob r. as in the last 3 years, nobody scored more to 20 international runs than him. and both teams are, of course, former to 20 world champions. they're both looking to win a 2nd title. they can't be honest. what ever happened in the past? we don't want to focus on that. we want to focus on what lies ahead. so we will try to give 100 percent and focus on our strength and ability. and if we do that on the day, we will play good cricket. we just focus on what we need in order for me to do any other that yes, the muslim stadium, our minds

we've eevren argued about the cub the sox. but most importantly, we've gotten to find a common understanding. and i'm appreciative of his support for my nomination, as i am of the other leaders in chicago and the leaders here in the house that i served with. and i am appreciative of what they said. that all being said, mr. chairman, it doesn't take away from the fact that a grave tragedy occurred seven years ago to this day on the streets of the city of chicago. and that tragedy sits with me, as it has, every day and every week for the last seven years. >> thank you very much. and you mentioned letters in possession of the committee. all those letters will be included in the record, including mr. mcdonald's relative. >> thank you, mr. chairman. senator haggardy has an important engagement and has asked for me to yield to him. >> happy to have you defer to senator haggardy. >> thank you. i'll have to confess that important engagement is my nineth grade daughter's parent teacher conference coming up. >> that's a super important

i mean, i am a life long cub fan. so you are kind of -- i am kind of an on theist in -- an optimistic person by nature. i can't say yes or no at this point. hopefully, it's possible. but i also don't want to russia bill if it's not actually going to do anything to change the lives of americans. right. >> yeah. >> i do think we need to land the plane and quickly, because americans hate process below the outcomes, we shouldn't just rush something in order to say we got something done. >> oklahoma's senator wants the defense secretary lloyd austin to suspend the pentagon's covid-19 mandate saying it was happen had hazardly implemened. >> the reason it is politically motivated is because republicans politicized the mandate. for you to join the military you have to have almost 15 to 17 vaccines to begin with. when thifs the marine corps i got vaccinated all the time. i have a small pox scar because the marine corps decided to give me smallpox vaccine. there is no smallpox in the united states. do you think i was happy and

with you need to get the panda cubs back. >> when president obama -- and then after then president trump blamed china for coronavirus, the people's republic said they wanted all three of the national zoo's giant pandas back by the end of 2023. at the national zoo their latest edition an adorable male cub born last summer to get a behind the scenes look, we have our very own panda cam. >> would you like an apple >> reporter: fears of covid prevent closer interaction, but even at that distance we engage with biscuits. >> there you go. >> reporter: as a special treat -- a frozen stick of sugar cane dessert was never delivered with such anticipation. china does not sell the pandas, rather, they loan them for a fee. as we get out of the way, we see them having a bit more fun here today. just understand the amount of money that's transferred back and forth by governments to china. the national zoo here pays $500,000 for the three pandas that will be going back at the end of 2023. in some parts of the world zoos pay up to a million dollars for a single panda all of that money is used by china f

in the photo ops, a cub was being fed a bottle of milk. and all the tigers had been overfed at that point, except for a roughly 280-pound tiger named luten. and i thought we were coming up to a break. but, you know, the manager said, well, let's get this one family. >> the tiger, luten, was a last-minute substitute for this photo. it was taken with ron gottus's family gathered behind him. >> the trainer had the tiger by the leech, and the tiger was reared up on his son's hind legs, pulled my son back towards him into its mouth, and commenced to making a chew toy out of my son's head. my son was a fraction of an inch from losing his right eye and a quarter of an inch from losing his left ear. they were expecting to have to fly my son, medevac to fargo. but there just so happened to be a plastic surgeon that they were able to get ahold of, and it happened to be dr. bierenbaum. he sewed his eye back in. he tucked it nice and tight. and put his ear back on. i believe dr. bierenbaum saved m son's life without a doubt, hands down. >> while the i

and i've been thinking back when you were just a cub reporter. you were in new york city. and cover it -- there was a meeting about who was going to run for mayor. and you were listening through a vent? >> yep, >> in a hotel. >> that's called journalism that's hard-hitting journalism. they insisted that i bug the room. when in fact, by happen answer the, it was in a hoe the conference room. i was in the next room. and i heard lourdes coming through the vent. and those nelson, nelson rockefeller's raspy voice and john lindsay's very patricianian yale accent. you couldn't miss. you knew who was saying what. i was taking notice. >> you were still a young man back in the united states, robert kenzy assassinated. and you get the word. you're in jerusalem. and you're told that the person who they believe has done this is sir hand sir hand who has family in the west bank. >> his father. >> you go and find his father. >> so i go to his father's house at 10:00 at night. it's dark i knock on the door. i go in. i explain who i am. a reporter for "new york times." and i ask him if he'

there are so many great stories in this book, and i'm thinking back to when you were just a cub reporter. you were in new york city, and covered-- there was a meeting about who was going to run for mayor. and you were listening through a vent. yeah, in a hotel >> that's called journalism. that's-- that's hard-hitting journalism. but they insisted that i had bugged them, when, in fact, by happenstance, it was in a hotel room-- hotel conference room. i was in the next room, and i heard, "my lord, it's coming through the vent!" and those voices, nelson rockefeller, raspy voice, and john lindsay's very patrician yale accent. you couldn't miss-- you knew who was saying what. i was taking notes furiously. >> woodruff: so then, a few years later, you're in the middle east already. still-- it is still a young man, of course. back in the united states, robert kennedy is assassinated, and you get the word. you're in jerusalem. >> yeah. and you're told that the person who they believe has done this is sirhan sirhan, who has family there in the west bank. father. you go and find his father. >> so i

at the national zoo, their latest edition, an adorable male cub born last summer. to get a behind the scenes look, interaction, but even at a distance, we engage the pandasn with vitamin biscuits in a plastic feeder. got with vitamin biscuits in a plastic feeder got a lot of food here >> there you go. >> reporter: and as a special treat, a frozen stick of sugar cane dessert was never delivered with such anticipation. >> reporter: he looks as happy as a child with an ice cream cone >> absolutely. >> kerry, apparently these adorable pandas aren't free, either any idea how much the national zoo pays for them and exactly where that money goes? >> reporter: absolutely. first of all, china never sells xiaochigi, the national the pandas so as we take a look up here at xiao qi ji, the national zoo pays $500,000 for the three pandas that they have and they will then return them, as we wo, china gets up to $1 million for a panda. said, in 2023. in some places around the world, china gets up to $1 million for a panda. again, the pandas are always returned and that money, it g

well cub in 2022. ah. hello and welcome to the program. a you laid is a grappling with how to respond to the growing number of migrants and refugees entering the block with neighboring bell roofs, accused of helping people cross with the whiny as president as cold for a new migration packed on the final day of the latest summit in brussels, he says, a fence on his border with bella. rou, says needed to stop people arriving to you or chooses belarus of deliberately letting migrants cross its borders in retaliation for european sanctions on the government of alexander lucas shanker. let's go to natasha butler who's alive for us at the summit in brussels. hello, they natasha. what are some of the key takeaways from the to day event? well, you leaders are still deep in discussions. they have been mainly talking about migrations day the focus very much on better versus frustration, grows in the block or with the actions of minsk away. i have heard for me, you lead is accusing the government of prisons. alexander look hanker of a human trafficki

when a few hours time, we'll see the latest world cub stadium to be unveiled here and cut are the alpha lima stadium. and it's hosting this year as a mere cup final for design is based on a ga fia, the traditional cap warned by men and boys across the middle east. it holds up to 40000 fans and next year it will host games in the group stage through to the quarter, finals of cuts are 2022. after the world cup, half of besieging will be removed and transported to developing nations to provide sporting infrastructure was for today's game, it seems to world cup winners go head to head as coaches of former france defender lauren long is in charge of a, an they're up against the said, you are coach by savvy, barcelona and spain hero is impressed by the new grant. my knowledge that that is when i'm at avia, it is a wonderful stadium. i am sure the final will be spectacular for the fans, for the players. for me as a coach, we can already anticipate the atmosphere. this is just top level that are all the infrastructure here is excellent. it is a privilege to take part in the integration of such

the cubs learn to hunt by tapping into their instincts and from their mothers' examples. the team takes great pains to avoid getting anywhere near the cubs, for fear they might lose their natural desire to steer clear from humans once set free. >> we look from afar, so we never look at the cubs directly. they don't look at us. and we have several devices which we enter live prey inside the pen and they don't relate us with food provision. so that way we produce a kind of , jaguar that can be released. >> the jaguars are the marquee species in the rewilding project, but there is a strong supporting cast as well. in fact, the team is focused on repairing several other broken links in the food chain. they have nurtured red-and-green macaws, bringing them back here for the first time in 150 years. they have also succeeded in returning pampas deer, and collared peccary to the ecosystem. they use radio and gps signals to carefully track them. >> even when we release them, we still watch them a lot to see if they are doing okay. miles: so you're helicopter , parents? >> yes. som

january of 2021, they took a big step, cutting open a passageway to freedom for two of the cubs. they are nw roaming free, their helicopter parents watching from afar. and they are proving themselves to be successful hunters, here feasting on a capybara, an overgrown guinea pig. in the midst of covid, kris tompkins andebastian de martino savored the moment remotely. >> it's so emotional and it's-- and it shows that it can be done and this was always, it seems so obvious now, but it was such was such a big question. >> we are completely happy. you cannot describe how happy and also kind of emotional. >> reporter: since then, they have released five more jaguars. the hope: there will be a hundred of them roaming free in ibera before too long they and the other species are the missing pieces in nature's exquisite puzzle. if all goes as planned, it might be an example of how humans can change their spots. for the pbs newshour, i'm miles o'brien in corrientes, argentina. >> woodruff: a hedge fund has been acquiring scores of u.s. newspapers across the country-- and then gutting the ne

you mentioned pressure from the inside cub - as he concerned. you mentionedj pressure from the inside cub and as he concerned. you mentioned - pressure from the inside cub and we had the comments from paul pogba, one of his players, sort of hinting, alluding to not everything being quite right behind the scenes for him personally, anyway. iwonder quite right behind the scenes for him personally, anyway. i wonder how the team may look tonight and what indications you may have.— the team may look tonight and what indications you may have. yeah, the comments from _ indications you may have. yeah, the comments from pogba _ indications you may have. yeah, the comments from pogba possibly - indications you may have. yeah, the comments from pogba possibly did l indications you may have. yeah, the i comments from pogba possibly did not help. ritter fernandez —— bruno fernandes made similar comments. but the players are the ones who have got to perform. the thing is with manchester united, quite a lot this season, i do not feel they are performing