i understandou know diego. tell us more about him. >> yes, i have been working with him for 25 years as an activist ide intake and groups, visitors to the installations, where they have a captive breeding program. we got t see him pretty mu every week for years. mui think he will b missed. ros: what kind of life will he and?ct on this new i >> well, he was pretty pampered where he o was, lots females, lots of food, and he did a great job. on this new island, i am sure he there's plenty of food for the tortoises. different, so i am sure he managed to settle in ry rapidly. ros: extinctionor his species, and my overplaying it in saying he was central to avoiding that? >> he was a very important tortoise. the population was given to extinction. there were 12 females, o males from the island, and then george and diego came along. he sired about 40% on his own of all the young hatchlings that were brought back to is piniella.-- hispaniola. ros: of w course i willh him a long retirement. whow longexpected diego to liv

having helped to species to survive diego himself is now enjoying his 1st taste of freedom. this is news from berlin there's more on our website you don't handle on instagram and twitter it is up to the news i'm tired very thanks to. go beyond. the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. a running cut explained a little bit. made for mines.

diego is 100 years old. he was brought to this breeding center in ecuador from a california zoo after being taken from the wild 80 years ago. now it is time to head back home and retire. this program was able to reproduce in captivity, 2000 offspring. they all come from diego. along with 14 other tortoises, diego is making the journey back to his native island of s pennell a -- -- espanola. galapagos tortoises are thriving there again. diego and his friends are in for a bit of a bumpy ride to the island's interior. when they are released into the wild. but notot without some supervision.n. all of the tortoises have a satellite tracking system that allows us to monitor during that timeframe. after that, we will return to espanola to understand the tortoises behavior on site. having held his species to survive, diego himself is enjoying his first taste of freedom. brent: what was that about the tortoise and the hare? angela merkel says physical distancing rules will remain in place across the country after mee

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and the. 100 year old diego is released back into the wild after fathering no less than $800.00 go up because tortoise babies he saved his speech seems now he's ready for retirement. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome germany's chancellor angela merkel is urging caution as the country moves towards further easing of its coronavirus restrictions speaking after a meeting with. state leaders here in berlin today merkel said that physical distancing rules will remain in place across the entire country she added that infection numbers have stabilized at lower levels but that there have been outbreaks where physical distancing measures were not being followed large events will remain banned across the entire country until at least the end of october. says that the main task right now is to restore germany's economic help to as part of what she said earlier today then don't think that's going to the economic stimulus package on the supplementary budget that we agreed in common as high like the current economic slump is the most serious we've experi

diego it's one of too many. that getting the patient to the hospital when tappan your friend or neighbor or i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. to hurt for 3 diego believes the man with a heavy heart. is set up a world of sadists stanley ties a strong mexico they prefer for someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital up or some other committee as well. the pandemic has not been at its peak. nobody knows for sure virus testing it's most of it it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we might know when this is going to end and. we're going to. another case of lung. families cramped in a small space are relatives afraid of catching the virus. diego explains that the man has pneumonia. if you do since hospitals are overcrowded gago can only take critical patients. if performance this one is stable. but files of mexicans are losing the battle the crime a turia working at full capacity relatives have minutes to say goodbye. charlie hasn't taken a b

cumpleaños >>> después vemos >>> cual crees que es el futuro de diego ? >>> es una buena pregunta porque antes de la pandemia su futuro parecía más lejos del betis que cerca del quiere quedarse en españa para poder tramitar el pasaporte que le de comunidad española y no ocupar plaza a lo mejor el club lo cede para tener otra posibilidad >>> aquí en telemundo 48 seguimos reconociendo a todos los graduados de escuelas, colegios, felicidades >>> ♪ ♪ éstas son imágenes en vivo del área de san josé donde se registró un incendio cerca de la intersección de la calle (nombre extranjero) el departamento de bomberos ya esta en la escena hasta el momento no se registran daños de estructuras o personas heridas las autoridades piden a los conductores evadir la zona y tomar rutas alternas

37 aÑos fue el primero en ser deportado a tijuana en ambulancia, despuÉs de que un hospital en san diego acreditara que era positivo a la enfermedad. >> habÍa regresado estados unidos y presentaba sÍntomas de alarma. >> lo que activÓ un protocolo de alerta como parte del consulado de mÉxico en san diego el instituto nacional de migraciÓn y el departamento de epidemiologÍa. >> es el primer paciente repatriado directamente con un diagnÓstico positivo y que no tiene lugar donde estar o albergarse. >> es originario del estado, y como los mÉdicos determinaron no requerÍa hospitalizaciÓn que llevÓ al centro de aislam n aislamiento la zona norte. >> no sabemos dÓnde se habÍa contagiado ni de cuando cruzÓ ni nada. >> aunque su llegada incrementa el nÚmero de personas que son contagiadas y se registran en i tijuana este viernes suman 2400 91. >> son personas que tenemos que atender, es importante que estÉn bien. >> este migrante en el centro de aislamiento voluntario, recibe atenciÓn mÉdica las 24 horas. >> tienen su propia habitaciÓn tenemos capacidad para 30 personas. >> un a

diego it's one of too many. but getting the patient to the hospital bill and happen to your friend or their employer i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. the boat would go leaves the man with a heavy heart. is set up a world of say this family ties are strong in mexico they prefer for someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital or some other committee but also. the pandemic has likely been at its peak. nobody knows for sure there's not a virus testing it's most of it but it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end i was working for. another case of large families crammed in a small space our relatives afraid of catching the virus. that diego explains that the man has pneumonia. if you do since hospitals are overcrowded diego can only take critical patients. if performance this one is stable. but fountains of mexicans are losing the battle the crime a turia a working at full capacity relatives have minutes t

diego himself is now enjoying his 1st taste of. let's get your minder now our top stories this hour tensions are high after the 1st deadly confrontation decades between india and china india is now saying that 20 of its troops were killed in a border clash with the chinese army army in a disputed region and layers china says its troops were provoked without giving any further details about this guy to us. this is the interview news live from berlin don't forget there's always our new 2 channel and our website i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. good. to. see coal india people in bangalore want to get to work on time right go by car think wrong about how much points on the internet like cycle to work based on the number of kilometers she's written. having fun during your commute it's good for your health and for the environment and the cyclists who end up with the most points get a. fancy a micro douse of l.s.d. . to improve your life. there are courses they teach you called l.s.d. in many doses not as a recreatio

having helped a species to survive diego himself is now enjoying his 1st taste of freedom. watching the news here's a reminder of all top stories this hour following his country's 1st deadly border confrontation with china decades prime minister narendra modi as want india will respond if provoked india says 20 troops were killed during a clash with chinese troops in a disputed region of the himalayas china says the 2 sides would seek to resolve the issue through dialogue. that's it from the other news team here for now of those much more news on the website w dot com and you can also follow us on instagram and twitter if you go over the top so i got all 1st of all updates for you instead of the front. listing. inside. the global economy during the coronavirus tend to make. the world's fine. the right course the government measures the navigation. we all really in the same boat made in germany. off v.w. . car. armstrong really walk on the moon. isn't the earth really flat after all. the government use planes to poison us. conspiracy theories thread like wildfire on the inte

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been returned to espanyol island after decades of breeding in captivity renowned for its fertility diego along father. 800 offspring thanks to his and others efforts the john taught us population the galapagos has increased from just 15 to around 2000 and diego and now enjoy a well deserved retirement. a lot of work this is the news from berlin there's more news on our website dot com and you can follow us on instagram and twitter as these are big news. goodish karajan and i'll be back in 45 minutes you about. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. bang.

having helped a species to survive diego himself is now enjoying his 1st taste of freedom. bless him this is the news and here's a reminder of all top story this hour following his country's 1st deadly border confrontation with china in decades prime minister on the run from modi has warned india will respond if provoked india says 20 troops were killed during the clash chinese troops in a disputed region in the himalayas china says the 2 sides would seek to resolve the issue through dialogue. and that's it from the u.n. the news stream there's some more news on our web site stu w dot com and also do follow us on instructor and twitter i'll see the. gavel has a level up there for you inserted. allegedly filled with garbage a serious health hazard the nairobi river in kenya. the environmental damage begins right now sars and by that guy who just made. it is a completely totally free from. the government has done next to nothing about this problem so local residents to the side of the take action global response and good luck on the doubling. in the eye of climate change. afr

diego leaves the man his chances don't look good with a heavy heart. to celebrate a world of serious jamling ties a strong mexico they prefer for someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital for the committee the buffalo. capital has been a pig pandemic probably for weeks but nobody knows for sure there is little current virus testing. most of it was that it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end. up working but i'm going in. the next mission with lots of family members cramped in a small space are you afraid of catching it. before he has pneumonia. that's how it often starts since hospitals are almost always overcrowded diego can only take critical patients he is stable. but thousands of mexicans are losing the battle the criminal tory are working at full capacity the relatives only have 5 minutes to say their goodbyes everything has to be done quickly charlie hasn't taken a break for weeks in mexico mortality rates are above average. typical of help i've neve

diego are kind it's one of too many. but getting the patient to the hospital when tappan your finger their employers i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. to hurt diego believes the man with a heavy heart. is set up a world of service timely ties are strong in mexico they prefer for someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital up or some other committee but also. the pandemic has likely been at its peak here for nobody knows for sure there's no to a virus testing. most of it was but it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end. for. another case of large families cramped in a small space our relatives are afraid of catching the virus. diego explains that the man has pneumonia. if you do since hospitals are overcrowded gago can only take critical patients. if performance. this one is stable. but files of mexicans are losing the battle the crime a turia a working at full capacity relatives have minutes to say goodbye. sh

diego occurred and his red cross units here in mexico are on their way. it's above the patient has respiratory problems and all the other symptoms. it's another tough day for the team the pandemic has likely been at its peak here for weeks nobody knows for sure is very little testing. it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end. we don't get enough sleep west stressed out some of our colleagues have been infected and some have died but i mean because go where you feel you will they never know what awaits them when the medics go in what they hear doesn't sound good i. the man is 81 years old and a diabetic his blood oxygen level is too low he can hardly breathe. he has 38 degree fever he hasn't been able to stand for 3 days. it's probably covered let's take him to hospital. but just as the crew is getting ready the transport is suddenly cancelled. they take him away he may never come back but for me. diego cover leaves the patient his chances don't get good with a heavy heart it's a love affair with

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on life and this sort of a shark in for you particularly in san diego is a really chilled later place the best of it was i just couple of months ago the f.b.i. plus this is america's safest big city only a couple of years ago so it must be a huge shock if you see this kind of thing happening on your doorstep especially after the coronavirus you mean. you know we were getting enough protein we have enough problems and and now we are you know there's a lot more than we weren't so come to the chase here has your restaurant actually been attacked let's be clear there are you worried is there a worry that you know if you're starting to arm yourself here it could maybe if things go wrong shots are fired trigger something far far worse so i think being looted which is a riff they want to put you know it's another thing if you shot at. well not you know you absolutely right we you know we let people know that we had arms and we were standing outside. more than most of the guys that were standing outside did he have any guns on them were a couple of guys that were inside and you could clearly

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look at what uc san diego is doing. >> it's just really exciting to be a part of in? uc san diego student eleanor gruden didn't prepare for this test, but it might have the greatest impact on her education next term. she's taking part in the pilot phase of the university of california at san diego's return to learn program. the eventual goal, to test the university's population for covid-19 on a consistent basis for eight months beginning in september, potentially paving a path to return to some in-person education in the fall. >> we want to be able to come back in the safest way possible, and one of the key features of that is to be able to monitor for the presence of the virus. >> reporter: by following clearly posted directions, gruden is collecting her own sample. >> we're planning on having all-around campus a bunch of collection boxes, each of which would contain a stack of individually wrapped swabs and each with have associated with it a qr code and we'll have a barcode reader that will attach the identity of the person using the swab. they will pop the barcod

it is all the way down to los angeles and san diego. temperatures are below average except for livermore. let's go to sal. we will take a look and see if there is anything on a friday. you never know. good morning. >>> we have traffic that will be okay if you are driving around the bay area, as a matter of fact, we have empty roads. the richmond bridge has one car showing up. there you go. traffic is moving along very nicely. there is a nice commute. there have been no major issues. the macarthur maze still looking very good. there is not a big crowd at the toll plaza. it is 4:32. let's go back to the headlines. >>> happening today, the family of stephen taylor who was shot and killed by police will hold a news conference. back in april, taylor, who is mentally ill, was shot by police at a walmart while he was holding a bat. his family says they are frustrated with the police investigation of the shooting. their news conference is set for 6:00 p.m. it will be held in the courtyard of the san diego police station. >>> the colorado govern

ante la fiscalÍa de distrito de san diego. arias en tanto demandÓ criminalmente a los oficiales involucrados y al jefe del departamento del sheriff local. la fiscalÍa revisÓ las evidencias y no encontrÓ conducta criminal por parte de los oficiales. carlos: que en el reporte del forense habÍan encontrado alguna sustancia y que eso a ella le parecÍa causa suficiente para no proceder. carmen: en una declaraciÓn escrita, la fiscalÍa argumentÓ que nÁpoles ademÁs de resistir mostraba la presencia de metanfetaminas y componentes de marihuana en su sistema. la fiscalÍa agrega que segÚn el acta de defunciÓn nÁpoles sufriÓ un repentino paro cardiopulmonar asociado con las drogas que habÍa consumido y el esfuerzo fÍsico durante el sometimiento de la policÍa. jesÚs: ¿por quÉ el oficial dice: "stop resisting"? porque es una persona entrenada. sabe lo que tiene que decir para intentar protegerte. decirle a una persona "stop resisting" cuando la estÁs matando no lo hace menos inconstitucional y no lo hace menos brutal.

in san diego protests also went into the night. they remained mostly peaceful. >>> san diego's police department has, in fact, also become the latest to ban the controversial knee restraint technique used by minneapolis officers for nearly nine minutes on george floyd. >>> demonstrators by the thousands took to the streets of los angeles yesterday, many calling for the firing of the city's now embattled police chief. things stayed mostly quiet unlike the night before when more than 1,000 arrests were made. perhaps yesterday, a signature moment, came when mayor eric garcetti taking a knee with protesters and faith leaders as he tried to speak to the crowd. many were reportedly calling out to defund the police department. >>> former vice president joe biden will attend george floyd's funeral next week when it is held in houston. that is where floyd grew up. >> the country is crying out for leadership. leadership that can unite us, that brings us together, leadership that can recognize pain and deep grief of communities that have had

i used to live in san diego. >> did you really? >> i went to fourth through seventh grade in clairemont. >> oh, my gosh, i've been working out of there, too, doing some office work. >> i've been reading about all you've done, six years a nurse, teaching at night. you're in the tents. i mean, that's so great. i mean, to me, i'm the pretend hero, you're the real-life hero. so thank you for your service. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: chloe, are you haluce na nating now? >> jimmy: chloe, are you haluce nating now? >> i'm having palpitations. >> jimmy: thank you for your work on the front lines. >> paypal is sending you $10,000. they have been sending gifts of thanks and they will be sending paypal vouchers to your co-workers at the clinic there in san diego, too. >> oh, my gosh. >> i have something for you, chloe. i am going to sign this lightsaber and have it delivered to you. i want you to use it wisely. if you go to any protests, please leave it, please leave it at home. >> jimmy: yes, to are sure. >> all right? >> yes, sir. thank you so

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diego explains that the man has pneumonia. if you do since hospitals are overcrowded diego can only take critical patients. if performance this one is stable. but fountains of mexicans are losing the battle for the crime a turia working at full capacity well it if they have minutes to say goodbye. charlie hasn't taken a break for weeks. in mexico mortality rates are above average. i get caught up and i've never had to deal with so many dead people before it's risky i'm scared because i have family. what enraged is charlie is that many mexicans deny the coronavirus exists. let's look at all one must been some why don't people switch on their brains if this keeps going on like this i don't know when it will end at that one as mexico battles the virus charlie and diego are each playing their part but they worried for the features of their fellow citizens and their teams a quick look now at some spots. in sunday's they'd been as they are again leverkusen were looking for a win against to stake their claim for the 4th and final cha

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jaime: oscar se escribiÓ la universidad de california san diego. pero con la recesiÓn de 2009 y simbael es para solicitar ayuda financiera se le cerraron las puertas de la escuela de medicina. >> mis padres perdieron su negocioy la casa . >> la creaciÓn de programa daca le devolviÓ la oportunidad. >> cuando le entregaron su diploma fue algo maravilloso. jaime:este fin de semana oscar recibiÓ su doctorado en medicina. y por si fuera poco tambiÉn una maestrÍa en administraciÓn de empresas. >> quiero conectar la cirugÍa y traer re cursos. para eso hice la empresa. >> a generaciÓn de guardados-- de graduados 2020 es como los que no hicieron agradecer muy abrasiÓn. el oscar sabe que la vida lo ha puesto a prueba. graduÁndose como mÉdico ha pasado el examen, por lo que seguirÁ adelante. >> me voy escribir en ohio. >> iniciarÁ con un permiso de trabajo que depende de la decisiÓn sobre programa daca, que cualquier momento pueden anunciar la suprema corte del paÍs. >> tuve este sueÑo antes de daca. y antes de que siguiera >> tuve este sueÑ

diego arco it's one of too many. but getting the patient to the hospital bill and tappan your friend or their employer i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. to earth for 30 a game leaves the man with a heavy heart. yes you know they want to say to stanley ties a strong mexico paper safa someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital up or some other committee but also. the pandemic has likely been at its peak here for nobody knows for sure there's no to a virus testing. most of it was that it's just stressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end. or they're going to. another case of large families crammed in a small space relatives afraid of count ching the virus. diego explains that the man has pneumonia. if you do since hospitals are reva crowded gago can only take critical patients. if performance. this one is stable. but fountains of mexicans are losing the battle for the crime a turia working in food capacity relatives h

i used to life in san diego. >> did you really? >> i went to fourth through seventh grade in clairemont. >> oh, my gosh, i've been working out of there, too, doing some office work. >> i've been reading about all you've done, six years a nurse, teaching at night. you're in the tents. i mean, that's so great. i mean, to me, i'm the pretend hero, you're the real-life hero. so thank you for your service. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: chloe, are you haluce na nating now? >> i'm having palpitations. >> jimmy: thank you for your work on the front lines. >> paypal is sending you $10,000. they have been sending gifts of thanks and they will be sending paypal vouchers to your co-workers at the clining there in san diego, too. >> oh, my gosh. >> i have something for you, chloe. i am going to sign this lightsaber and have it delivered to you. i want you to use it wisely. if you go to any protests, please leave it, please leave it at home. >> jimmy: yes, to are sure. >> all right? >> yes, sir. thank you so much. >> thank you for your support. thank

returned to espanyol island after decades of breeding in captivity they're known for his fertility diego alone fathered some 800 offspring through his efforts along with others the giant taught us population in the galapagos has increased from just 15 to around 2000 and diego can now enjoy a well deserved retirement. i don't mind off the top story this all following this country's 1st. we're trying. prime minister narendra modi has warned india will respond to india's is trying to clash with chinese troops in the disputed region and the. trial says the 2 sides would seek to resolve the issue through dialogue. this is the news from berlin there's more on our web site. called man you can follow us on instagram and. i'm going to i'll see you in 30 minutes. filled with garbage most serious help. as you and i will be reverse engineer the environmental damage begins right at the source and by that which is they will get it is a completely told to me from. the government has done next to nothing about this problem so local residents decided to take action. on t.w. . like vogue. mughal or just l

i used to life in san diego. >> did you really? >> i went to fourth through seventh grade in clairemont. >> oh, my gosh, i've been working out of there, too, doing some office work. >> i've been reading about all you've done, six years a nurse, teaching at night. you're in the tents. i mean, that's so great. i mean, to me, i'm the pretend hero, you're the real-life hero. so thank you for your service. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: chloe, are you hallucinating now? >> i'm having palpitations. >> jimmy: thank you for your work on the front lines. >> paypal is sending you $10,000. to spend however you like through the paypal it forward program. they have been sending gifts of thanks and they will be sending paypal vouchers to your co-workers at the clinic there in san diego, too. >> oh, my gosh. >> i have something for you, chloe. i am going to sign this lightsaber and have it delivered to you. i want you to use it wisely. if you go to any protests, please leave it, please leave it at home. >> jimmy: yes, for sure. >> all right? >> yes, si

diego occurred and is red cross units here in mexico are on their way. to the patient as respiratory problems and all the other symptoms of it . it's another tough day for the team the pandemic. has likely been at its peak here for weeks nobody knows for sure there's very little testing. if it's distressing not knowing how many are really infected so we won't know when this is going to end up that i'm not. we don't get enough sleep but west stressed out some of our colleagues have been infected and some have died but i mean because go where you feel. you would go they never know what awaits them when the medics go in what they hear doesn't sound good i. the man is 81 years old and a diabetic his blood oxygen level is too low he can hardly breathe. he has 38 degree fever he hasn't been able to stand for 3 days. it's probably covered let's take him to hospital. but just as the crew is getting ready the transport is suddenly cancelled i think if they take him away he may never come back but for me. dear god coalition the patients whose chances don't get goo