weightlessness. this is going to be your bedroom. climb in. so i m in my bedroom, and i like that it is a padded room. this is where mom always said i would end up. look, you are right, phyllis, i m in a padded room. nobody can hear you scream when you shut the doors. that is right, a ah! do you miss being in your little bedroom? no, i think that i will take my big bed down here, and at end of the day when you feel the relaxation of just laying down? yes. you never get that up here. and there is areas where they spend all of their time, and without gravity endless possibilities are opened up. so during your part of the day, you go from one to another, to go from fluid exchanges up to
take months before that blaze is under control. donald trump and house speaker paul ryan will meet thursday on capitol hill. ryan saying that he is not ready to back trump for president. today on meet the press, trump said he was blindsided by ryan s stance. now back to caught on camera. what is that? oh, man. a legendary creature in the flesh. it s the damn chupacabra. she s seen it, but she s not believing it. i thought, well, obviously there s no way that that s what this is because there s no thing it s mythical. or is there? that s the million-dollar question right there. dewitt county, texas, august 8th, 2008. 8/8/08. it s an auspicious sounding date, and corporal brandon briedel and sheriff ellie carter are on important police duty. we were out in this area in reference to loose livestock.
this nba season will be the last for one of the all-time greats. kobe bryant has announced that he s retiring from the game in a poem posted online called dear basketball. bryant has spent his entire 20-year career with the lakers, winning five championships, but he has missed 123 games over the last two seasons due to injury. an incredible sight to share with you out of central mexico. trees filled with orange and black as monarch butterflies as they make their way there for the winter. many have made a 3000-mile journey from as far north as canada to find warmer weather, but their numbers have been declining. about 35 million migrated last year compared to a billion in 1996. and two heart-warming signs of the season in minnesota. the salvation army was amazed at what it found in one of its famous red kettles. a check for $500,000. it came from an anonymous couple in honor of one of their fathers who served in world war ii. and in indiana, the one to
that s what s so cool. this is what s amazing about nature. it s six different age classes. it s a whole generation. so for example, the butterfly leaves mexico undergoes this incredible life journey and then it dies. well its babies hatch out and then continue the journey, they die. like a relay race. like a relay race. that information, that migratory journey is passed down from one age class to the next. it s basically inherently hardwired into the minds of these incredible insects. so this pipeline or this corridor that they are talking about would be very helpful. incredibly helpful. basically a natural causeway that connects minnesota to mexico. i-35 over 1500 miles of habitat that will not only secure the potential survival of these butterflies, their goal is to quadruple the population from 56 million to about 225, 250
now to a new plan from the white house to revive a species that s boardering on extings. we re talking about monarch butterflies. it s estimated the 70 million monarch butterflies have been lost in the past 25 years. they are hoping creation of a butterfly krird freecorridor free of pesticides will help. jeff thank you for being with me. my pleasure. nearly 1 billion butterflies lost. that s a huge number. how did we lose so many? isn t that terrifying. they are a keystone species. primarily from habitat loss pesticides, herbicides and climate change. these animals have a specific diet especially when they are young when females are laying