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>> he says, "i'm bogie bird." and he says, "i'm the senior bird here." >> bogie is a 34 year-old double yellow-head amazon parrot. while he's older than yvonne's two cockatiels, he's still a youngin' among the parrot breed, who can easily live for 60 years. when yvonne first adopts bogie from a bird sanctuary, in 2013, she worries about making a commitment to a pet that could very well outlive her. >> at my age, i thought, "how am i gonna make this work out? these guys can live to be 60 years old. i'm not rich." >> so, will bogie become a strange inheritance? yvonne is worried that her cherished parrot will get discarded, like columbo. and what about columbo? >> it must be costing you a fortune. >> columbo's not cheap, and we never, ever, ever, in a million years, thought we'd be here. >> and? >> how can the kilmers get the funds they say they need for his care? >> good boy! you know, i agreed to take sam simon's dog. i didn't agree to take on a billion-dollar estate. >> that's next. what's your strange inheritanc

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they're also known for the birds. in this case, two of them. we have it in slow motion as well. >> i have never ever seen anything like that go down on a motorcycle race. >> you talk about keeping your head on the swivel but in this case there's no way to avoid this, especially when you're going as fast as they were going. they were going 111 miles an hour. the birds came in, boom-boom. >> the worst part on a track like this because it's controlled environment you don't expect a hazard or an obstruction on the track so you're confident you can have the speed and take the turns and then you get the birds. >> i feel bad for the birds though, man. >> a really big bug on a tiny windshield. >> it's unfortunate, but fortunately they weren't injured. the riders say the same thing about the controlled environment. >>> and these fellows are out on a group ride. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, oh. >> was that a fox? >> no, it's in fact a coyote. one of the riders happens -- you heard him go whoa whoa whoa. >> and then the car too thrown into extra danger. >> well, looks like they missed it. one of t

tradition, i am pleased to announce that today's like you bird and guest of honor -- lucky bird and guest of honor along with his alternate name of carrots. the winner of this vote was decided by a fair and open election conducted on the white house website. this was a fair election. refused toly carrots concede and demanded a recount. youots i am sorry to tell the resulted not change. -- result did not change. peas and carrots are the first national thanksgiving turkeys from the very great state of south dakota. for this occasion, we're excited to be joined by governor-elect -- congratulations. she just ran a very great race against a very capable opponent. it was really something special. havee also happy to wyoming congresswoman, friend of mine, liz cheney. she also had a big victory. that was a great victory. they know what they are doing. peas and carrots were raised by a wonderful farmer from riverside. this is something he is very proud of. i want to thank ruben for having done a great job. great job. that is a good-looking turkey. peas and carrots were two out of agreed -- out of

all the birds have to do then is bred their wings and be carried upward in a wide spiral. the updraft becomes weaker the higher they go then a coast to the next flapping their wings as little as possible to conserve energy. but how do they find the thermals does each individual look for them as a group follow the lead of specialist scouts who go exploring to find the up drafts . as luck would have it twenty seven of the sixty stalks being studied did form a group flock and her colleague martin knowledge analyze the data from the tracking devices and determine that there are indeed leaders and followers within a group the leaders are martin blue they're experts at coasting and soar high on the thermals among the followers is mirabelle she doesn't fly so high and she follows the leaders. we were surprised that the slower birds at the rear make use of information provided by the ones at the front they watch how the leaders are flying so they can steer a better course through the thermals. to meet. these were groundbreaking research findings. to keep up with the leaders even t

he's nice and soft. >> i'm a big bird. >> do you want to give big bird a hug?fun, right? i think there are some other friends here for you guys to meet. are you ready to meet some other friends? >> yeah. >> that will be great. i don't know where they are. maybe they're that way. >> that way? >> i think so. >> thank you, big bird. >> so nice to see you. >> good-bye. >> bye, big bird. >> bye bye. >> bye. >> who lives here? huh? >> off to see a fan favorite. the furry red guy. >> i think elmo lives over this guyw way. >> added bonus? grover was there too. >> hello. >> elmo is so happy to see all of you. >> grover too. >> want to do the happy dance? >> ready? >> three, four. ♪ happy happy dance dance when we learn something new we do the happy dance dance ♪ ? >> happy dances and some kisses too. >> yes. i come over there. >> oh, that's oh cute. elmo loves you too. thank you so much for coming. >> bye, elmo. >> you can come back any time. >> say bye bye. >> we love you. >> down the street by the garden vail, charlie, haley and calvin geek out over abbie and cookie m

also some of the birds stole incline this heist.when he got back from this 8-year are expedition to the area he described the importance of maintaining this collection saying that each one of these specimens represents a letter that make up the words of the volume of the earth deep history that if we allow ourselfves to lose them you can never go back and get another bird from that island from 1860 anymore. and so -- there was something a stark choice when i was faced with people who are doing this because they believed that human and human knowledge will present new ways of interrogating new specimen versus a kid who sliced into them because a pair of a single pair of feathers from a endangered species now go for 100 dollars. and he stole 49 of those skins with thousands of feathers on them each. so really like it became a personal mission to go to try to track things down because i felt like they department belong to those guys they belong to museum so i don't know if that answered your question. >> did. with you paige there's que

the bird watchers told cbs news they believe the sturdy bird will likely stay put in new york for the winter and should survive the cold. the city said it does not plan to remove the bird from central park unless it appears to be sick or in danger. (pam) new york city wildlife officials say, they do not plan on removing the duck... unless it appears to be unhealthy or in danger. (pam) coming up: advances in medical devices are creating a new but very real fear. how officials are working to make sure things such as pacemakers and m-r-i's ... are not hacked. (ken)plus: recreational marijuana may be legal but each city and county in california is allowed to put their own rules in place. how that is making for a slow roll-out for the law in some spots. (pam) and next: the highway patrol was busy overnight with several sideshows in the south bay. we will tell you how things got out of hand.. and who is now being held responsible. (lawrence)ten at ten proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can re

others have sought vigilante justice, documented on an instagedram account cal"bird graveyard," bird is another scooter firm. it shongws angry people giview meaning to the term "bird droppings." they're running them over with cars, setting them on fire, and siccing dogs on them, in more ways than one. aaron rovala runs his own scooter rental company, the sit- down kind. >> it just blows my mind how like all these young peoeye are just, ust leave them everywhere. >> reporter: kids these days! >> oh ryeah. orter: you seem too young to be making this complaint! >> no, i'm not necessarily making complaint, i'm just saying approach it a different y. >> reporter: some people love them, some people hate them. clearliny they're not away. in fact they're spreading to cities all over the country. santa monica had to figure out how to fit this new technology into its city without either squelching a brand new industry or letting it scoot roughshod over the town. not so long ago, uber and lyft fought similar battlesith local officials. they moved aggressively into new markets, asking forgiveness

by bird. read a few pages, put it in your own words. draw a picture and we're going to go on to this, read about them and write it in your own words and we will do a picture and it was so profound area that short assignments andterrible first drafts , kindergarten proved the first draft, terrible first draft. no writer you love writes good first drafts. that would have been so encouraging for me to know at an early age. my favorite line besides my dads was el doctorow they writing is driving at night with the headlights on. you can only see a little ways in front of you but you can make a whole journey that way and i think if you're not a writer in the habit of getting your work done, you think the writers you like know what they're doing and where the book goes , wears a place to start and things along the way and a good way to end the book and no one does, no one knows what they're doing until they do it. you write two and three and four drafts, usually after the second or third draft you ca

he met with arthur crim and his wife, matilda, as well as lady bird. here he is sort of outlining what the last second of the speech and of that most of you remember this was very much. accordingly i shall not seek and would not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. you can't mean this. oh no, oh no. but lady bird stunned somewhat started taking notes, typical believer. she was already preparing. but she knew, he knew she had an ambivalent about this. she would never judgment she knew if we lost, well, well and good, we are free. but simultaneous she acknowledged but if we didn't want we could be free without all the training of our friends. deep down though she still feared he would not do it. she had seen this throughout his career whether it be in 1964 or by before the olympic city convention where you say i don't need to run, i'm not going to win, how can these people respect me? back to 1940 1940 when he goesc into depression as severe fighting at the close of the cinemascope the democratic nomination. but she still

a lot of birds are swiping right on that bird. >>> finally, some differences of opinion over what's onisgusting food. it just opened up in sweden. include a cheese from sardinia which flies lay eggs and t is popular in peru. >> more familiar items from the u.s. include twinkies, root beer and pop-tarts. some might not think those qualify as disgusting foods. >> those are all good. >> the museum's director says, quote, disgust is in the eye of the beholder. the beholder. age sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 tre f 1-3, i'm breathinget ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your docto

the crazy sentence i've ever heard a flautist steals dead birds. [laughter] that grabbed a hold of me and as soon as i started digging around getting threats by the end of the story it emerged there are cocaine addicts that are selling off their strategic chabot and the leaders that have some of the missing birds refuse to give them back. it's a pretty wild story that was all born on the river that morning. >> perfect birthplace would say. do i sound extraordinarily loud to you or is that just me in my ear? eying atl are in my family because to be hurt you have to be loud. so if i blow your eardrums out -- disconnects the story because growing up in the northern part of the state where we didn't have natural history museums or talk about evolution. we didn't talk about the earth's deep pass so this is a new world to me and i don't remember the hour, the date. i remember the year of the spark of inspiration it was 2009 in the summer and i was rating our hometown paper and came across a news brief about a dinosaur feet in montana about to be sentence

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big bird. >> could we give big bird a h? i heard he is really good at hugging. >> oh!> oh! >> fun, right? i think there is some other friends for you guy to meet. are you ready to meet some other friends? >> yay! >> thae will great. i don't know where they are. maybe they are that way? >> that way? >> i think so. >> thank you, big bird. >> so nice to see you. >> thank you. >> bye! >> bye, big bird! >> bye-bye! bye! >> off to see a fan favorite, the furry red guy. >> haley, i think elmo lives this way. >> hi, guys. elmo is so happy to see you. muah! added bonus, roker was there, too. >> hello.g was there, too. >> hello.r was there, too. >> hello.o was there, too. >> hello.v was there, too. >> h was there, too. >> hello.r was there, too. >> hello. >> grover is, too. >> you want to dance? >> ready? ♪ happy happy dance dance yay! >> happy dances and some kisses, too. >> muah! >> yes, i'll come over there. >> ah, that's so cute. muah. thank you so much for coming. >> by, elmo. >> you can come back anytime. >> say bye-bye! >> we love you. >> down the street by the garden, ve

and the bird's delicious. oh yeah! man, an amazing day!iful day. >> anthony: why should people in new york or san francisco who've never hunted -- in what way does your access to hunting ground impact on this nation in a positive way? why should they care? >> joe rogan: well, it's not hunting ground, it's public ground owned by the people of the united states of america. >> hal: and i -- i just see our country -- it's very nuanced and private property is bedrock. but public lands have worked. >> anthony: but you're talking big governments stepping in and saying we're taking all this land and we are going to protect it from exploitation by capitalists. >> land: public land management is not perfect for anybody but it's a path forward. it's not happening anywhere else in the world and the reason it came here is because we are such a great country. but as we move into the future, it's going to take everybody understanding how unique it is to america. >> anthony: to say that hunting and conservation are intertwined -- >> dan bailey: it is an a

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they are extremely lucky birds. everyone, have a very happy thanksgiving. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. everyone, have a very happy thanksgiving. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: peas, i hereby grant you a full pardon. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> president trump talk to members of the u.s. military across the world by conference call this thanksgiving morning. he also responded to reporters questions after the call about issues he is facing. this is nearly 50 minutes. thank you all very much. warriors,ur great hello and happy thanksgiving. over in the united states as you know, and you are celebrating it where you are throughout the world and we will talk to you individually. we are honored to be joined by great patriots. you are great patriots representing each branch of the armed services. melania and i want to express our gratitude for the sacrifices you make to defend our nation. while you're away from your love

(giggles) birds eye veggie made. so veggie good. thiuninterrupted streaminglogy brilliant sound clarity and life-like color. experience dell cinema on the xps 13. get up to $200 off select xps 13 laptops at dell.com (intel chime) >>> a president who seemingly tweets every passing thought, russia manipulating social media to divide us, proof that there is a downside to the internet echo chamber. let's discuss with frank bruni of "the new york times." michael deantonio is the author of "the truth about trump." i have you here because you wrote something about this. your piece is titled -- you said the internet will be the death of us. okay? and you said at first i was like the death of the u.s. which is just -- the death of us. you say it is a tool for learning robing and constructive community building but it's unrivaled too in the spread of lies, narrowing of interests and erosion of common cause. please give us some examples of that. >> with the internet, we are now individuals are kind of curating their information

she's about to introduce us to one of those sixty birds who has a distinctive manner of flying. past their fire a bell. she's on the right then she demonstrates what flak finds interesting about her. she's not a champion flyer the other one overtakes her with. you have bears mirabelle authority mediocre a flying doesn't matter much in everyday life but when they migrated she struggled to keep up with the others. mirabelle flaps her wings a lot while the other one coast smooth sailing. hypothesis was that the good flyers who travel fast head for africa and the slower ones who flop a lot only make it to spain. data from the accelerometers let the researches know if the stalks are gliding or flapping. it takes a lot of energy to flap the wings gliding is pretty much effortless. but that's only an option where there are thermals that is a currents of rising warm air. all the birds have to do then is spread their wings and be carried upward in a wide spiral. the. updraft becomes weaker the higher they go then a coast to the next flapping their wings as little as possible to conserve

right lots to unpack to be correspond bigger mass is standing by for us in london and our brussels bird chief max hoffman is at the e.u. h.q. before we start off our conversation let's take a quick listen to what theresa may said in parliament moments ago. this is because the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it honors the. owners the coaches the british people by taking back control of our borders all the rules and all money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but on what they can contribute to the u.k. . it is the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will make our own rules in our own parliaments here in westminster and in edinburgh cardiff and belfast and they will be adjudicated on by u.k. courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. all right theresa may there making her pit

they are extremely lucky birds. thank you, everyone, have a very god blessksgiving and america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] peas, i hereby grant you a full pardon. [laughter] thank you very much, everybody. really great. thank you. ♪ announcer 1: coming up thanksgiving weekend on the c-span network, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, supreme court justice and supreme justice friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, former new jersey governor chris christie and others discuss the opioid epidemic. saturday at 8:00 p.m., footer talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trail and sunday at 6:00 eastern, gun laws and the self-defense. book tv on c-span2. retired general stanley mcchrystal talks about 13 great theaters. ,riday at 8 p.m. eastern political writer eric hunter. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, pulitzer prize winning addariopher lynsey talks about photos she has taken in the middle east. p.m. on at 5:30 american artifacts, celebrating the first english thanksgiving at berkeley, virginia near jamestown in 1619, friday at 6:30 p.

did, you did take that to heart, decided to use it. >> we knew lady bird. she was the texas first lady. when she opened the wildflower center outside of boston, we hosted the governor on the lawn of the governor's mansion at the picnic for the opening of the wildflower center and then we went out that night to the opening gala of the national wildflower center and i always really admired lady bird johnson because she thought the way that we were, all of us in our everywhere around the country was enough and that it was beautiful as it was naturally. >> she didn't like the billboards. >> no billboards. that was very difficult to get rid of. i think only two states actually managed it, to not have billboards anymore. i was with the governor of when george ran for president the first time and he said that they had stayed in suits until just recently in order to be able to outlaw billboards. >> you started using that podium, at first, for things that you had done before. the book festival, literacy. you did a big conference on development and early childhood. a

of course, we knew lady bird. she was a texas first lady. when she opened the while fire test wildflower center, we hosted georgia's governor -- on the lawn of the governors mansion, the picnic for the opening of the wildfire -- while plaut -- wildflower center. i always admired lady bird because she thought the way we were and are landscape was enough. it was beautiful. and it was, naturally. cokie roberts: she did not like billboards. [laughter] mrs. bush: no billboards. that was difficult to get rid of. only two states managed it, to not have the words anymore. i was with the governor of armand -- vermont when george ran for president the first time. he said they stayed until recently, to outlaw billboards. cokie roberts: using the podium, at first, the things you have done before, book festivals, literacy. you did a conference on cognitive development in early childhood. on your way to the capital to testify before the senate education committee, why people thought you were not out there, i will not know, you heard the first plane crashe

and we think about, but he loved birds a nd flowers we think about, but he loved birds and flowers andwell he would walk along and someone moves come down to the property and he would insta ntly down to the property and he would instantly give them a tour of the trees and the birds. he was a very meticulous person when it came to nature and i do not think people would expect that but he was and it was really fun to watch. john mccain changed the world. how did he change your world? my gosh. i had the good fortune of marrying this incredible man and having a family with them andi man and having a family with them and i had a front row seat to history in every way. i never expected that kind of life at all. i never expected anything close to it. it was, it still is, but it was truly amazing. it was something that i think we all... we will miss him for the obvious reasons but he was the life of the party, he was the one when he walked on the door we knew it was going to be a good night. he was just the guy. i am going to miss that. he was something else. thank you for your time. the weath

they are extremely lucky birds. thank you, everyone, have a very happy thanksgiving and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] peas, i hereby grant you a full ardon. [laughter] thank you very much, everybody. eally great. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> wednesday night on c-span a debate between former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david frum. ey took part in the biannual munk debate in toronto where they talked about global cooperation compared to nationalism. here's a look. >> this idea of america first orhungry first -- or hungary first or france first or germany first, it gets progressively less attractive, doesn't it, as we name the other countries who may put themselves first? we left that behind to say we're going to build a community of democratic nations who und

when i go birding, i find it takes me out of my head.most as if you enter this whole new world. >> birding makes me feel a lot more relaxed. i actually have a lot of difficulty calming down in the city. it's a nice time to spend an hour or two in silence almost. >> nature's absolutely essential to human health. cognitive benefits are seen. blood pressure improves and so does pulse. then over the course of an hour to an hour and a half, if you're walking through a natural setting, symptoms of depression and anxiety improve. >> it's magical. you start to understand the view point of nature and what the animals go through. there's a phoebe perched a little to the left there. >> focus on finding beauty in nature versus worrying about whatever terrible things are going on. >> using your mind in a different way, getting away from the computer, just knowing this next hour and a half, i'm just going to stand here and look at these beautiful birds. >> you're always meeting new people. a lot of times when you're birding, you'll notice someone else

>> it's "the late show with tonight, pardons are for the birds. plus, stephen welcomes michael douglas and senator ben sasse featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody! thank you very much! how delightful. how delightful. welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm your host, stephen colbert. and i've got cranberry fever because it's almost thanksgiving. this afternoon, the president got in the mood at the annual turkey pardoning. every year, the american people get a choice between sparing two birds. this year they're named "peas" and "carrots." the turkeys disguised themselves as vegetables so trump would not be tempted to eat them. ( laughter ) now, to inform the voters of the choices, the white house published bios of each bird. for instance, peas' favorite music is brad paisley, and his favorite pastime is watching planes; while carrots' favorite music is elvis and turn-ons include floppy neck skin and gettinuf ( laughter ) ( applau

carrots is a big bird. her past time is apparently yoga. i have a little dossier here. the president wanting to broaden it out and say both of these birds will survive, carrots is the alternate should peas become uncooperative in some way. in the meantime he had a very serious presidential message for this thanksgiving holiday, he talked about americans coming together, much like peas and carrots, he wanted to pardon them both. he talked about our military members and thank them for their service and press the fact that we can work together as americans. there you have it, the traditional and official turkey pardoning at the white house. those birds can live another thanksgiving holiday. and we will move on with the news now. learning new details about when president trump plans to submit his written responses to questions or special counsel robert mueller. the potential timeline and what it will mean for that probe. republican congressman andy biggs joined me next. stay close. ♪ let newday usa help you buy a home of your own. newday usa's zero down va home loan lets yo

shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe.t and pepper, some fresh thyme jammed in the cavity. browned in the pan, plenty of butter to baste with. in traditional game bird cookery of the british isles, bread sauce is a must. we don't do this in america, but here? it's essential. basically, it's milk, simmered with flavoring agent, like an onion piquet, nutmeg, and bay leaf, then thickened with rasping of bread. grouse barded with bacon, then roasted in the oven. nicely rare to medium rare, then removed to rest, and the pan deglazed with red wine, game stock is added, and the sauce reduced. topped with watercress, alongside some parsnips and beetroot. >> anthony: so explain what we're eating because this is --. >> a.a: this is --. >> anthony: -- as classic as it gets, right? >> a.a.: and this is, this is specifically scottish. this is a grouse, which is the only, the only truly wild game bird in britain. they are the most highly priced as a sporting bird, and they're most difficult to shoot. uh, but more importantly, they are t

they are extremely lucky birds. thank you, everyone, have a very happy thanksgiving and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. \[applause] peas, i hereby grant you a full pardon. \[laughter] thank you very much, everybody. really great. \[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] \[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> president trump is in florida thanksgiving. chief this morning about justice roberts comments. the president wrote, justice roberts can say what he wants, but the ninth circuit is a complete and total disaster. a is out of control, has terrible reputation. it is used to get in almost guaranteed result. judges must not legislate security. is turn, will0 show a speech about chief justice roberts about the importance of an independent judiciary. here are some of his remarks. >> i have great respect for our public officials, after all, they speak for the peo

we had never shot a bird in years on opening day. they had gotten bored because there were not any birds. they coaxed her into shooting a gun in the air. bush was able to be self-deprecating. he just ran with it. she was like, poor george. he borrowed a gun. he shot the wrong bird. the feedback we were getting from east texas is, he is human. it really humanized him. karl: what bartlett does not know is he is in houston and all the way and we are keeping track of this. we know that he has one check signed by bush, amount to be filled in. word comes that he has been taken to the game warden, to the department of parks and wildlife in custody of the game warden. i cannot remember who said it, but they said, will we have to bail bartlett out? >> he did it so many times towards education, welfare. he said if you ask him what time it is, it is time for tort reform. >> what is the legacy of the policy shop? texas had a real push pre-bush and during bush for public education. margaret: the book that we had was this thick. there was policy p

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and of course, we knew lady bird. she was a texas first lady and when she opened the wildflower center outside of boston, george was governor and we hosted on the lawn of the governor's luncheon, the opening of the picnic for the wi wildflower center and we went to the opening gala. and i admired lady bird she thought the way we were in the landscape around our country was enough and it was beautiful as it was naturally. and i like that. >> she didn't like the billboards. >> no, no billboards and that was very difficult to get rid of. in fact, only i think only two states managed it, to not have billboards anymore. i was with the governor of vermont, lone republican in vermont, when george ran for president the first time and he said that they had stayed in suit until recently to be able to outlaw billboards. >> but then you started using that podium. at first, for things that you had done before, the book festival, the literacy, you did a big conference on cognitive development in early childhood and on your way to t

>> he found the bald eagle to be a bird of badit )s not over yet. preparing you for )cyber monday ) deals! plus- did your thanksgiving week include air travel trouble? the way you can get your airline )s attention with one quick note to washington! today in the bay. soledad: now to a weekly feature we like to call, we're paying attention, even if you're too busy. americans need to get moving. that's according to the department of health and human services. they released new physical activity guidelines which call for 2 1/2 hours of moderate arobic exercise each week for adults. they say adults should be spending two days a week doing strength training exercises. according to their studies, only about 1/4 of adult men hit that target right now. even fewer adult women. the department says that inactivity is costing more than $115 billion a year in health care spending. adding more exercise could help adults manage chronic health conditions like type 2 diabetes, dementia and depression. and it doesn't take much to make a difference, even a single worko

francisco, denver, and miami, have pushed back with regulations, fines, or banned scooters made by bird or other companies. bird says it's hoping to have productive conversations with officials and disputes never contacting norfolk, saying it obtained all necessary paperwork to operate legally. and we continue to reach out to leadership in hopes of working together. the city says it supports new forms of transportation but wants a conversation about safety first. catie beck, nbc news, norfolk, virginia. >>> up next, the discovery that made a lucky couple millionaires just in the neck of time. >>> if you have some old forgotten lottery tickets sitting around at home, do yourself a favor and check them to see if any of them are winners. nbc's kerry sanders tells us about a big jackpot win that almost didn't happen. >> reporter: tonight one lucky louisiana couple has a lot more to be grateful for, and it's all because of some pre-thanksgiving chores that used to be a bore. >> we sat there with receipts and other lottery tickets and just accumulated, and it was sitting there for a long time

was that udall and lady bird johnson creating that? scott: i'm not sure. it very well might have been, i'm not sure on that. the tidal basin and really all of the national mall was a focal point for plantings, but i'm not sure about that specific garden. the national sculpture garden, he worked closely with renowned landscape architect or architect in general nathaniel owings. and out of their plans for downtown d.c. and the mall came, among other things, the national sculpture garden. >> there were a lot of successes he had, but there were, i know there were a number of things he wishes he would have done or been able to achieve more, can you elaborate on this? scott: sure. it's actually sad in a way because johnson president and first lady actually, but l.b.j. and udall had a great relationship that is until the final days and after their last drama together, i don't think johnson and udall ever spoke to each other again. udall and lady bird johnson spoke a little bit but the main failure and i think it can be seen as a failure of udall, he did as much a

in the air amazing art from a bird's eye view. you've heard the saying that too many cooks spoil the broth for but for two german chefs on the island of their collaboration has been a crowning achievement your home is king and young philip bana have been named chefs of the year by the prestigious restaurant guy go mijo now it's quite unusual for dual to receive this honor so we traveled to so it's a meet the award winning chef and find out what exactly caught the attention of the food critics. early in the morning on the north sea island of suit when the tide is out top chef you hundreds king makes his way to his oyster bad november and december is oyster season here he knows that the by valves have eaten their fill in the summer and are now ready for harvest. your highness king has lived for two decades. he tells us what to look for in an oyster. the aroma is very important and an oyster must look good let's look sexy and always to that's been poked all over is no fun also it is light elegant in its shell just like this it should

we'll also see how tanzania and cape bird are benefiting from another abundant energy source wind. and how switching to i need a light bulbs is helping zimbabwe reduce its energy needs. it's estimated that nearly six hundred million people in africa all without reliable access to electricity and while there is a push to get governments n.g.o.s and investors to do more to get people connected to paul grads entrepreneurs in kenya. also taking the initiative and working on simpler more self-sufficient ways to bring light to remote areas. this is a village in north and kenya eighty five percent of all kenyans living in rural areas have no electricity they're not connected to a power grid that's how it was for peter when joe's family until six years ago they only had to cash in on electricity from a generator fuel for it was too expensive to keep the lights on at night and most of the people of this place don't have power but promise that they're going to get by maybe by that again maybe next year. when john decided to take matters into his own hands today he has several solar panels on