and what is more american than a bald eagle? donald trump with a bald eagle. and will hillary clinton be -- be paid the same as a man? first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez. two admonishes -- americans leaping to action during an attack on a high speed european train. the service members subdued the gunman who opened fire. the pentagon says one of the soldiers was injured. two other people were hurt before the gunman was stopped. french officials are confirming the suspect, a 26-year-old moroccan is in custody. the train was traveling from amsterdam to paris. two people are dead after a shooting a the a federal building in new york city on friday. police say a man walked into the building shooting and killing a security guard. the gunman then turned the weapon on himself. detectives are investigating what prompted the incident. the building where it happened houses immigration court, a passport center and a department of labor office. a mistrial declared in the case of a police shooting after the jury deadlocks. white

the bald eagle is the classiest and most luxurious of eagles. whereas other types of eagles, the lesser eagles are losers and slobs. so of course donald trump would only do a photo shoot with a bald eagle. >> you sound very much like mr. trump. >>> i have to move on to this. bernie sanders is also making a lot of news. self-proclaimed socialist getting strong support in appearances across the country as we all know. gallup poll finds a sizable number of americans would vote a socialist into the white house. half the voters from 30 to 49 saying yes, jumping to 69% for people who are under the age of 30. chris, that is absolutely startling to me. >> you know, i am not sure, to be honest, why it's so startling. you're seeing profound anti-establishment streaks in both parties right now. that's not too surprising. but in terms of your specific question about the senator, i mean, listen, when you're talking about the fact that you have millions of people living in poverty and millions of children on food stamps, families on food stamps, millions of y

, three bald eagle, maybe three, three eagles grabbing live fish out of the water. and it just runs on a loop. at a certain point you can even see blood spurting out of the fish as the eagle's talons yank it out of the water. look. look at that. i told you it was a little graphic. i think this is a little graphic and i fish. this is one great service that the rand paul super pac has done. it gives you more information than you ever wanted and that you never asked for about what it looks like for an eagle's talons to get a lye salmon and take it out of the water with blood everywhere. that's one service they have done. one thing they have not done is raise very much money for rand paul. this is the section of that same website that shows who runs the super baghdad. the guy at the top, today he was indicted by the u.s. justice department. indicted by the feds today. and he is not the only one the guy who has been running the super pac who is not pictured here, he was also indicted today. the justice department made this big announcement. it is one day before the first

is a 27 year-old bald eagle appropriately named uncle saddam. -- see him.art that with the head to head with now -- without him even in the race >> the most sickening events this week to turn washington on its head the democratic strategists are rattled i talked to several if they said this is giving them a reason to take a hard will get leaving the hillary clinton supporter campaign. lou: now he is the second planned? >> yes. they are seriously considering it with obama and all the grass roots organization with 103 campaign offices their ground game was serious he is now supporting his job to support joe biden. this could be a game changer i will say they're not ready to denounce her yet because it is too short of a tie she doesn't -- she doesn't have a super pak or their ground game set up a people are taking a second look. seriously. lou: people are taking a strong look at hillary clinton included the fbi as >> >> and the fact that independents and democrats and liberals and conservatives and journalist first and foremost, don't go against that orthodoxy

bald eagle jumping off of a balloon and taking flight. they strapped a camera to the back of this eagle and we have six minutes of wide open viewing from this perfectly evolved flying machine, the eagle is looking around, you can see his head just surveying the ground below, and it's so efficient. it barely even needs to flap. it's just cruising. the folks putting this demonstration on have about 20 different species of raptors including eagles and owls. they say they fly their birds 365 days a year. they are huge conservationists and have a passion for these animals. >> i love that these birds are not kept in cages and looked at and preserved but they are being allowed to be who they are. >> they perform at fairs and festivals and local holidays and things like that. what about our eagle, after the six minutes of surveying all the different green fields, it starts to gain a ton of speed, just diving down. you can hear the wind rushing past its wings. passes about i a mansion and the airstrip and you see where it's about to land. >> the du

bald eagle jumping off of a balloon and taking flight. they strapped a camera to the back of this eagle and we have six minutes of wide open viewing from this perfectly evolved flying machine, the eagle is looking around, you can see his head just surveying the ground below, and it's so efficient. it barely even needs to flap. it's just cruising. the folks putting this demonstration on have about 20 different species of raptors including eagles and owls. they say they fly their birds 365 days a year. they are huge conservationists and have a passion for these animals. >> i love that these birds are not kept in cages and looked at and preserved but they are being allowed to be who they are. >> they perform at fairs and festivals and local holidays and things like that. what about our eagle, after the six minutes of surveying all the different green fields, it starts to gain a ton of speed, just diving down. you can hear the wind rushing past its wings. passes about i a mansion and the airstrip and you see where it's about to land. >> the du

a bald eagle doesn't do well in a manhattan skyscraper.nd at one point i think it pushed books off the desk and things like that. trump was game. >> if anybody can tame a bald eagle it is donald trump. >> i'm sure he would tell you that. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> next, former president jimmy carter revealing the details of his cancer diagnosis. dr. sanjay gupta joins us. and fugitive killer, david sw t sweat's day in court and the new charges he is facing. bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. an

it is this photo of him in his office with a bald eagle. a real live bald eagle named uncle sam. the photographer tells the magazine he thought trump would be open to it considering he is a man who loves attention. >>> the two south bay homeowners overtaxed for years. we are talking millions of dollars. and tonight, we learned the problem is far bigger than anyone thought. >> a plane headed to vegas takes a direct hit. >> we are at the warriors dancing tryouts and some of these girls traveled from as far away as asia and the east >> video looks worse than it really was. a delta jet waiting to take off in atlanta tuesday when it gets a direct hit by lightning. quite a jolt. but, it looks a lot worse than it really is. everybody on board the plane was okay and they made it safely to vegas. tonight, we have learned more than 200 low income families have been overtaxed for years. officials say they overpaid a total of more than $2 million as a group. kpix5's christian hartnett is at the santa clara county assessor's office in san jose to explain. christian? >> reporter: that's right

they brought a bald eagle up to his office. which had to make for a weird elevator ride for the other tenants. but you know what's a shame, they had a bald eagle with donald trump. and they didn't even put a wig on it. that's a missed opportunity, right? donald trump still holds a commanding lead in the opinion polls. he's well ahead of his republican rivals. but a new candidate has emerged that just might threaten his bid to make america great again. >> just completed poll in north carolina shows donald trump leading hillary clinton in a possible presidential matchup. but that's not the part that's grabbing people's attention today. it is the third-party candidate on that poll, a candidate named deez nuts, registered as an independent from iowa, has the legal name of deez nuts. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 9% of the vote. which kind of puts donald trump's 40% in perspective. but this was apparently the brain child of a 15-year-old boy from wallingford, iowa. he went to the trouble of filing the name with the federal elect

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the first shipment should be ready some name 2018. >>> a rehabilitated bald eagle is flying high againjured on the pier in, unable to fly. but today marks a new beginning. watch this. >> one, two, three. >> the wildlife center of virginia nursed the eagle back to health and this morning, she was released back to the wild at wide water state park in stafford county. the public was invited to watch and cheer as the majestic bird took flight. another rehand bald eagle will be released tomorrow. >> batch that over and again. what a beautiful sight. >>> gulf coast prepares to remember the most catastrophic national disaster in american history. we have a look at that this week as new orleans looks back on hurricane katrina. >>> we continue to follow the awful breaking news out of the roanoke area, new information on the disgrunted employee who is accused of killing his co-workers on live televisio >>> i'm wendy rieger at the live deck, as we continue to follow today's shooting in virginia where a tv reporter, alison parker and her photographer, adam ward, were shot to death on live televisi

and what is more american than a bald eagle? donald trump with a bald eagle. hillary clinton be -- be paid the same as a man? first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez. two admonishes -- americans leaping to action during an attack on a high speed european train. the service

are you looking for bald eagles? know your scope and victims. >> two decades ago this is where they would come to protect gay men and they started their patrol based off a two incidents. but then we are talking about the most dangerous area which was the north part of central park. >> it somas like ices in the bidding like oh it's no big deal, if you let it go then all of a sudden the thugs will rule the night and they'll take it apart from the police mml, take it during the day. >> he has actually challenge the mayor to come out on patrol with him and see what he sees. so i contacted the contacted the mayor's office and they gave us a statement that the chances of being a victim of crime is about one and 350,000 people that's on the crime in central park has fallen sharply in the last years. >> my fears right now we have such a big problem with police brutality and racism across the nation, they're attacking each other, will minority groups be able to trust these people and will they be loose cannons and >> by 1981

ever the showman, turn the page and go online and you will see him with the bald eagle, with the phrasethe donald has handed. deal with it. it was "time" magazine who thought of posing him with the eagle and the gop front-runner was unflappable. he took a shot at bill clinton. >> clinton had a lot of problems with the monicas of the world. and had he not had those problems, he he would have had a great presidency. not a great one. trump also takes kentucky senator rand paul to task for running for re-election to the senate while also running for president. >> maybe sometimes much harder than they hit me but i came one a very strong statement about rand paul. first of all, i think he's totally taken advantage of the people of kentucky. if they don't win here, i'll go back to you. it doesn't work that way. some somebody some primary him out. he can be beaten. >> the hollywood reporter has him on the cover. there is the other picture. they're comparing him to ronald reagan. hold your breath on that one. joining me, the two reporters, i'll start with you, janice. you're smiling. were you sm

our photographer suggested maybe we bring in a bald eagle. and we did. d he wrote this for time.com, there's a -- the donald trump that you see with the eagle, without the eagle. it's the same guy. he's unflappable, so to speak, pun intended there. he's on message regardless of what anyone throws at him. >> when you look at this, what does he -- what does this tell you about where the campaign is going? >> well, certainly, you know, one of the themes of the piece is that he is -- that -- what everyone has to deal with is donald trump has now taken really the rules of politics from don't wear funny hats to don't pose with predator animals and thrown them out the window. he will say whatever he wants, he'll take any insult and throw it back ten times as hard as he took it. that's what he says. that's the rules of trump. and every time somebody attacks him, he gets stronger. right now, there's no looking at the field looking at the past month and a half, it doesn't seem that that pattern is going to change any time soon. >> sort of like political jujitsu her

trump agreed to pose with a bald eagle for pictures that are printed in the article. in the cover story interview, trump sounds off on most of his opponents. he sounds off on his plan to deport undocumented immigrants. and he sounds off about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. earlier this week, he appeared on the cover of the hollywood reporter. >>> bethesda swimming legend katie ledecky, she is back in the u.s. >> she is on fire. she became the first swimmer in history to win freestyle race at 200, 400, 800 and 1500 meters at the world swimming championships in russia earlier this month. this morning on today, matt lauer noted that several sports writers are calling ledecky the athlete of the year and he asked her if training leaves any room for life beyond the pool. >> you just turned 18 years old, right? >> right. >> so, is there any sense of normalcy for you, can you have time to do the things that your girlfriends who are 18 also are doing? >> i just graduated from high school and live a blast with them and i have a great family and great friends that sup

. >> reporter: here in normal circumstances it is possible to see bears, mountain lions, and bald eagles. >> the dear, elk, bear, mountain lion. >> reporter: one problem here may not be temporary if the land is hit by el nino storms that would produce massive mud flows. >> our big concerns will be erosion, we want to get in early and do erosion control and also cultural silts. >> the other concern, just as the -- sites. >> the other concern, another wildfire broke out. >> spot fires. spot fires. spot fires. a spot fire can start a half mile away because of the winds. >> reporter: what has been destroyed is already being reborn. >> this will start sprouting immediately. you will see green sprouts in a couple weeks. >> reporter: if we keep getting these devastating fires, with large hap at it losses then -- habitat losses then the animals may not be able to recover so well. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> now speaking of the fires and the weather. >> been a busy, busy summer. talking about for firefighters and other wildfires. it will be a long -- [ indiscernible ] >> not --

. >>> trump held a 27-year-old bald eagle named uncle sam for his interview with "time" magazine.said trump would put on a blue lander steel gaze and do the photo for every interview. >> rachel maddow talked about trump being president and enjoying the job. >> maybe he could be elected and outsource it to somebody. like china will do it for $3 it turns out. >> that's a good deal. >> exactly. >> first lady was on jimmy kimmell last night to talk about a healthy eating initiative. kimmel seemed confused about her campaign. >>>i couldn't be more excited about the new campaign called efv. >> eat your f'n vegetables. >> what was that? it is isn't. i think you might be confused. >> i think you actually might be a little confused. but you're the first lady i guess -- i'm not the first lady. >> v stands for vegetables and f stands for -- >> i'm going to stop you there. i know what it stands for. i have hbo. >> the first lady's campaign stands for fruits and veggies. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> kevin is here, reporter for the hill. good morning. >> happy friday. h

>> this is basically the australian equivalent if you were following a truckful of bald eagles in america. >> stop, help you out here. >> opportunity to load up on some beer. >>> animal aid unlimited in india does a lot of good work. here they are rescuing that dog. she's hiding under the steps because that's where she lives, the steps are bloody because she has a cut on her leg, so they have come down there to help and you can see those are puppies she has. she has more than those two you could see right there. she's not running away. she's actually pretty friendly. >> that's surprising because an animal with newborns and injured, a lot of times they can be aggressive. >> as soon as they getmehe you t of her leg. she has stepped on some glass which shouldn't be surprising if you look at the trash that she's sleeping under and she's nursing all these babies as well. >> how is she even able to do that? look at how skinny she is. >> well the good thing is that animal aid has picked this mom up and put her and her babies in this crate and they take her in and when they take her in, she's abl

why is he holding a bald eagle?cause america -- you know, we wanted to get donald trump in sort of a more humorous setting to sort of reveal the real donald trump. and the real donald trump with a bald eagle next to him is a lot like the donald trump you see sitting across the desk from him or the one on tv. we were trying to take him a little bit out of his comfort zone. and he's unflappable. >> no pun intended. no pun intended as he sits across from that 5-foot wingspan to open his head like an eggshell. >> a lot of p.t. barnum. and we have not had this much entertainment since ross perot. and we'll see what happens with chris, that was an excellent interview. he talked about isis and you heard him talk about china, mexico, who is going to negotiate. no matter what you say about whether or not he's willing to get into specific policy details, he's not afraid to jump in on the issues and put a little pizazz out there. >> this is a generous assessment and i'll take it, thank you. he said yesterday he's a politician.

and in video, trump strikes a pose with a bald eagle. for more on all of this, we're joined by joy reid and raul reyes. and also political consultant katie packer gauge. thank you very much for joining us. katie, it seems like this is a new side of jeb bush, one that is coming out swinging pretty much against donald trump. is this a smart strategy? >> well, i think that it's a strategy that he, you know, is sort of boxed into to some degree. he had been the frontrunner prior to trump's emergence and has to sort of set the record straight on some things. and there is nothing i've heard governor bush say about mr. trump that i think is inaccurate. mr. trump is not a conservative. he is barely a republican. really just by his own admission, not based on any record. and think i think it's important for somebody to point these things out and jeb bush has a pretty good soap box do that. so it's important for some of these facts to be pointed out. >> do you think he has to do this because he's on the ropes that trump is kind of blowing the comp

but combined with the new hampshire turnout, the magazine with the bald eagle to a football stadium in the south where donald trump will come in with rock music and all, this is the angry message meets someone who is incredibly larger than life. >> exactly. and donald trump right here has taken the rules of politics and thrown them out the window. don't wear funny hat, don't pose with live animals. don't take on the media, don't hold these big rallies and raise your expectations so early. he's thrown that out the window and running the campaign he wants to run. his celebrity is integral to who he is, always has been. and that's why people vote for him, if he went to do something understated, he would lose his supporters. he needs almost that shock factor, that wow factor. that's what gets him the attention and that attention is what drives his poll numbers. >> to your point, my colleague just said this morning, you had people showing up in iowa debating what plaid shirt to wear. donald trump arrives in a helicopter. with that said at the beginning of the week, he had this interview on

posing withtrump that great american symbol, the bald eagle. the bird did not make the actual cover, however, just mr. trump and the words "deal with it." a political reporter who was part of the team join me a short time ago. why is he so popular? is catering to this segment of the republican party and the segment of america that is frustrated with the political process. they feel they have then promised all these things for years, repealing obamacare or economic recovery, that has not come to fruition yet. he is just going to say he's going to be who he is. he's the most well-defined man in politics and maybe on television, so he can just be that. david: he made these very incendiary comments about andgration, women's issues, so on. surely he will have to row back in order to be seen to be taken seriously. >> yes and no. tooe were to get to mild, sober, two presidential, he would lose what makes him so popular with his supporters. his supporters are angry. they are frustrated. maybe he channels it in a slightly different direction. at his opp

now, there were no serious injuries in that incident, but a single bald eagle, a 10-pound bald eagle, 7,500 feet above the denver airport severely damaged an engine of a boeing 757, and it made an emergency landing in november of 2011, 3,300 feet above the minneapolis airport, a 15-pound tundra swan did substantial damage to the nose of an engine of an air bus, and it also landed. so single birds can damage planes. as i said, airliners are supposed to continue to fly with a single engine, but perforating the skin, knocking out the instruments in the nose area, and one plane that was struck by birds, they had to land by an emergency backup radio, these raise concerns much smaller than the 55-pound limit that the f.a.a. is now studying. host: you mentioned the miracle on the hudson. yesterday, there was a story in what the celebrated pilot in that case, captain sullenberger, thinks about the danger posed by drones. that story appeared in "usa today" yesterday. last call goes to peter in houston, texas. peter, good morning. caller: hi, good morning. i hope my question comes out coherentl

from a snow leopard to a bald eagle.e first of the kind using moving images on the building was created by film makers travis and luis. >> i think we're trying to start something here. thinking about what we can do with the world and our lives and the cities. >> we're about to lose half the species on the planet potentially by the end of the century. it's the biggest issue on the planet. >> the images which appeared on 33 floords were displayed using 40 projectors on the roof on the nearby party. one was a giant ape appearing to climb the 71st floor. reminiscent with another primate. another special moment of the night this image of cecil the lion who was killed last month in zimbabwe with a cross bow. a story tragic example of why this project was conceived in the first place. it was one of the coolest things to see. one of the film makers also directed "racingeingeing extinction." you can find that on the discovery channel this december. think of all the things cool in new york city and for these three hours they were

. >> you sound like a parent whose 18-year-old has just announced they will get a tattoo of a bald eaglee face. >> a segment of the country's population susceptible to a demagogue. we have done a better job than most countries. maybe it's our turn to be a third world nation. electing an insecure bully. >> here's how i see ben carson. like a firefighter. most politicians are lawyers and lawyers are like cops and people are always kind of scared of cops and that is why people like ben carson. yummy doctor going to save my life thing. >> i like it, but i liked in your intro. >> people are going to be having babies. >> like the super cool dude and trump is on fire. together they tell you people don't want a politician. they are politicians. >> i like how you see similarities. >> you like a human rorschach test. you say that he's a democrats worst nightmare. >> there is nothing the left hates more than a black conservative. you talk about heads exploding. the antithesis of everything they stand for. what will happen with trump and the best thing you could be is ranked 3rd of 4th. this is not

it's donald trump and a real bald eagle.ind-the-scenes video of how they filmed this. >>> details on a report detailing an extraordinary amount of close calls between planes and drones. >>> a former nfl's quarterback found with what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we'll tell you who it is. >>> days after the fda approved the maker of the little pink pill, well, the company is being sold. the drug is called audy. sprout pharmaceuticals developed the drug. valiant says the pill will be available later this year. >>> convicted killer serving a life sentence is indicted for his escape from a maximum security prison. david sweat. a judge entering a not guilty plea for him on his three counts. rick leventhal joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: this was our first good look at david sweat since june 28. he was shot twice in the back. today the convicted killer was brought to the clinton county courthouse to answer charges related i arrived with chains on his hands and feet wearing a green prison jumpsuit and a

last week he appeared on the cover of time magazine.alongside a bald eagle.rump has also recently appeared reporter. >> vicki: police have arrested a man who was with rosie o'donnel's daughter when she was found this week. 25-year-old steven sheerer is charged with distributing obscenity to a minor and endangering the welfare of a child the prosecutor says the charges stem from evidence of inappropriate communications found on 17-year-old chelsea o'donnell's phone. a spokesman for rosie o'donnell said last sunday that the girl had run away from home and was last seen on august 11th. she was found tuesday at a home with sheer, and she said she went there voluntarily. sheer is being held on 40- thousand dollars bail. >> vicki: wiz khalifa gets cuffed.and westboro baptist church protestors get rick rolled. andy rose has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> reporter: wiz khalifa ended up in handcuffs at l-a-x this weekend. in a series of videos posted on social media. you can see the rapper on his stomach surrounded by officers. >>: "stop resist

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inside the magazine, he posed for pictures with a bald eagle.tor ride with the other tenants. they had a bald eagle with donald trump and they didn't even put a wig on it. >> welcome back to "morning joe." time to talk about what we learned. >> all eyes will be on alabama tonight. >> huge. jeremy. >> tony hale is the exact opposite in person of the characters he plays on television. >> so nice, too. >> so awkward on the screen, but then in real life, such a charming guy. >> i know. >> donny? >> for some reason, i was being yelled at whien i was -- >> do you want me to throw water on you? >> it's just a fashion glamour don't. that's what i was doing. >> my good friends at "huffington post" aren't ready to say we made a mistake. >> they just know it. they know it. he knows it. he walks away knowing he was wrong. >> we beat him up pretty good. >> way too early, what time is it? >> "morning joe," but stick around. we have "the rundown" coming up. >>> and good friday morning to you. i'm jose diaz-balart. first on "the rundown" this morning, what a we

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yes, that's a bald eagle perched on donald trump's arm. in that interview with "time," he floated the idea of holding cnn hostage over the next debate. if i go to cnn and say, look, i'm going to have a massive audience and i say, i want $10 million for charity, nothing for myself, what happens? i'm not showing up, right? will he show up? you'll have to watch on september 16th and find out. i promise jake tapper, the guy usually here, will be there. he is one of the motte raters. i want to get to athena jones, in keane, new hampshire, where it's very exciting, full contact, and again even harder today. >> reporter: hi, john. that's right, up until just a few days ago, bush has been seemed hesitant to engage trump, but in the face of weak poll numbers, the gloves are finally coming off. >> you don't win when you're campaigning like this. >> reporter: jeb bush hitting back at donald trump today. >> you win when you connect with people about their aspirations, not about how, you know, great you are, how rich you are. >> those remarks coming on

last week he appeared on the cover of time magazine along side a bald eagle. trump has appeared on the cover of the hollywood reporter, and anyone dissatisfied should take note. there are another 673 to choose from and they include buddy the elf of alaska. prince of darkness of texas and dee's nuts who is a 15-year-old from iowa. >>> 9 minutes after 6:00, hailed as heroes, three childhood friends from sacramento take down a heavily armed man on a train in france. how they jumped into action to stop a potential massacre. >> and yet more accusations against comedian bill cosby, how many new women are coming forward this time. >> and delays at sfo this morning, overcast skies, delays right now. >> delays on the freeways as well. metering lights on ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> time now is 6:12. a live look at san jose, overcast skies to start off the day. current temperature 63 degrees, a mild start and a warm finish. details coming up. >>> today u.s. airma

. >> you sound like a parent whose 18-year-old -- who announced they're going to get a bald eagle onheir face. >> there has always been a segment of this country's population that is susceptible to a demagogue. we've done much better in actually electing those people generally. maybe it's our turn. maybe it's our turn to be a third world nation electing an insecure bully out of fear and anger and maybe it's just that time. >> so here is how i see ben carson. ben carson is like a firefighter. people love firefighters. they're brave and they go in and rescue things. most politicians are lawyers and lawyers are like cops and people are always kind offed scared of cops. that's why people like ben carson, 'cause he's got that yummy doctor, you're going to save my life thing. >> i like it, but i liked in your intro where you is said he's the quiet storm. to me, that's really what it's all about. >> you're going to be having babies when he's elected. >> he's like the super cool dude and trump is on fire. together what they tell you is that people don't want a politician. that's the only thi

. >> you were in his office where he brought a bald eagle along. but also having fun. >> he is. you remember jeb bush came into this race be the joyful candidate, there's no joy in jeb bush right now. what trump has shown is that the other candidates have yet to find their voice. jeb is struggling to be tough without being angry, scott walker you saw over the last week really starting to couple come up with any answer on immigration that had details that made sense. he's running as a bold courageous conservative that took on the unions but can't trail. it's hurting his message. i think say lot of things about trump many are true. but you can't say doesn't know who he is and what his act s. when he goes on tv, he gives an off the cuff hour long speech before 20,000 people, he knows exactly who he is. voters pick up on that. >> he's not going any place they are. he's all about the ratings and they're terrific. like a lot of people, i was wrong, i thought donald trump was going to self destruct, he is not going to self destruct. somebody like jeb bush or somebody is going to have t

from a snow leopard to a bald eagle, a menagerie of animals. the exhibit, first of its kind using moving images was created by travis and louie. >> we're trying to start something and get people talking and what we can do in our world and lives and our cities and do our best to conserve life. >> we're about to lose -- the biggest issue on the planet, bar none. >> the images appeared on 33 floors. they were displayed using projectors on the roof of a nearby building. one who planned a party, was a giant ape appearing to climb the floor reminiscent of another primate who is synonymous with the empire state building. another special moment of the night, the image of cecil the lion killed in zimbabwe with a crossbow. the story a tragic example of why this proo ject was conceived in the first place. one of the coolest things to see. one of the filmmakers directed racing extinction which highlights how you can help endangered animals. that's on the discovery channel this december. if you think of all the things so cool, outstanding in new york city,