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Hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it is 8:30am. its now time for our hero half hour, we have done it once or twice because it works! this is where we say thank you to the nhs workers, posties, bin collectors, supermarket staff and teachers and train operators keeping the country running during the coronavirus crisis. and last night, for the fifth week running, millions of people around the uk took to their front doors,

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All under threat? not all of them are directly under threat. snub—nosed monkeys, that is? are directly under threat. snub-nosed monkeys, that is? very endangered, that cute monkey, some of them are at the edge of extinction, some are being pushed towards extinction and some very weird and wonderful things. yeah. we need to look out for different creatures in terms of fundraising because it will help their conservation. we have run out of time, i‘m so sorry, thank you for coming on the progra...

And this is a gila monster. they could be the future icons of conservation, according to a study. scientists say these little—known animals are key to raising money for protecting vulnerable ecosystems. the likes of tigers and elephants, which appeal to the masses, are often selected for fundraising campaigns. but scientists say that means funds aren‘t being directed at saving many other species that need our help. helen briggs. what is your official title? science correspondent. i thought i...

Try to turn things around. im here in paris when england got theircampaign im here in paris when england got their campaign under way against france on sunday. also coming up: a great theim effort in melbourne — and novak djokovic lies in wait in the australian open final. and were also counting down tonight to the deadline for the january transfer window. well bring you up to date with the deals happening in the premier league. hello, welcome to sport stay with me, we are in cardiff on the ev...

Why cant americans just enjoy holidays and traditions without having to apologize? joining me with reaction, turning point usa spokesperson graham allen. good morning. i want to read a little bit of this letter, times change, traditions evolve, it is long overdue for long-suffering phil to be retired, gentle, vulnerable groundhogs are not barometers. they want to outsource his job to a robot. how do you feel about that? >> the outrage mob has struck again. like you said we have been going after ...

>> deputy bounds says the blade was most likely extracted from the plastic razor inmates are allowed to have for shaving >> i think the blade got flushed which is typical. usually theyll toss it down a toilet because it can easily be flushed. >> haynes was rushed to a local hospital for treatment. he doesnt remember how many stitches he received but he was relieved to have healed as well as he has. >> they stitched me up real good. i heal like wolverine. >> white denies any involvement in the sl...

No matter what he says. that doesnt seem to translate. they dont have that same type of mysticism that he seems to have. he is a largely unpopular president if you look at the national polls. his poll ratings have never gone much higher than 40%. that is something that he doesnt seem to be aware of pause he keeps campaigning in these stronghold areas to these arenas where he has all of these adoring fans. this magic touch he thinks he has on other candidates may not be working. >> dangers of an ...

In belmont, michigan, where sandy lives, has some of the highest levels in the nation. the groundwater was contaminated by a nearby shoe factory, wolverine tannery which dumped tons of water contaminated with scotch guard for years. sandy is suing wolverine and 3m which makes scotch guard for her contamination and the death of her husband joel who died in 2016 from liver cancer one year before she found out the water was tainted. >> every night you try to fall asleep and you wonder is that what ...

Body. >> yes. >> very high levels. >> very high levels. >> reporter: she never suspected the water that flows through her pipes may be poisoning her. >> theres a good chance this may be what ultimately kills me. >> reporter: sandys water is tainted by pfas. its in most products that are water, heat and grease resistant like nonstick pans, food containers and fabric protectants. in belmont, michigan, where sandy lives has some of the highest levels in contamination. a shoe factory dumped waste ma...