at all it was a bald eagle. amy: he contacted officials and the maryland department of natural resources found more the same day. he is not the only one who made the discovery. >> eagle laying right there by my amy: robert says the farm where the birds were found has been in his family for over a hundred years. >> i saw all four and i was shocked because i had not seen that many eagles at one time around the farm, flying around the farm. amy: they were found on this dirt road and along the wood line. natural resources police tell us their crews spent today on the scene investigating. >> they are working in a joint investigation with the u.s. fish and wildlife service. they tell us the birds had no sign of trauma. >> my first thought was they had been shot. but then the more that i realized that they were so close together that was not a probability. >> u.s. fish and wildlife service say the birds will be taken to the wildlife forensics laboratory to determine cause of death. for now, neighbors on the quiet back r

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thirteen bald eagles were found dead on saturday. state officials believe the birds were poisoned... but they don't know if it was intentional or an accident: (( glenn therres, former maryland bald eagle biologist) "it's the largest number of dead birds found in one location on a single day that i know of.")) ((brian loftus)) > a u-s fish and wildlife lab in oregon is trying to find out how they died. the bald eagle was once on the federal and state endangered species lists... but it is still protected under federal law. /// ((sherry swensk)) > el nino may not be giving us as much rain as we had hoped... but it's not just affecting us... it's also affecting the animals. the weather pattern has caused jellyfish to bloom at random times this winter... and usually they come out all at fire officials say rattlesnakes are also coming out of hibernation. with the forecast looking to stay dry and warm... they're starting to pay attention to any rattlesnakes in the outlining areas. /// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sher

the palo alto zoo's bald eagle is home safe tonight. this is a story we've been covering for the last week. a woman hiking near los altos this morning found sequoia, the bald eagle. the 28-year-old bird flew away monday during a demonstration at a palo alto park. the hiker this morning recognized the bald eagle from our news report and phoned the zoo right away. the zoo's director dashed right over to that area and coaxed her with some food. >> she did look a little weak and probably a little light. she tends not to drink when she's out flying like this so she gets dehydrated. but she actually doesn't look bad at all. >> i love that we framed the interview. >> she's magnificent. >> just chilling out in the back. the bald eagle is a fixture at the palo alto zoo and caters to a lot of kids. >> they are majestic. so stunningly beautiful. i'm glad she's back because the weather is changing a bit. >> we do have showers coming our way. good that they found her. you can see on the satellite radar picture, not the big one to two inch storm syst

the search for sequoia, the bald eagle who flew from home in palo alto.> this figures out who is speaking in the room. >> how a bay area company helped a company note the difference between science fiction and science facts. >>> you're going to meet the man who said he could not stop playing guitar even after an illnes >>> you're looking at a bald eagle that teaches children about birds of prey. >> the search is on now for sequoia. we have good news tonight there has been a confirmed sighting. >> katie shows us what people should be looking for. >> sequoia, a stunning bald eagle soared and strayed. >> possibilities are she's in a canyon and where this sig nat is not getting out for us to pick up. >> a bleep on the tracker. >> this is a line of sight. >> she emits a signal up to 30 miles away. we're not getting a signal now. >> they're searching in palo alto, where handlers hope she'll respond to their whistle. they are transmitter might have stopped working. >> we attach a radio transmitter. >> we're getting sightings from sausalito to south san jose. >>

thirteen bald eagles were found dead saturday in federalsburg.. state officials believe the birds were poisoned ... but they don't know if it was intentional or an accident. glenn therres, former maryland bald eagle biologist -"it's the largest number of dead birds found in one location on a single day that i know of." a u-s fish and wildlife lab in oregon is trying to find out how they died. the bald eagle is no longer considered endangered but is protected under federal law. maryland state officials are offering a 10- thousand dollar tonight ... supervisors in botetourt county are reviewing a possible deal that would stop the move of 2 historic slave structures. the county already started the process this morning ... moving one of those buildings to a new resting place a quarter of a mile away. wsls 10's rob manch has the details for us from botetourt county. the friends of the greenfield preston plantation presented supervisors with a check for 40 thousand dollars this afternoon. they say they raised that money just yesterday. at the meeting, d

., , track; matter of fact that's dead bald eagles in one place at the largest found in maryland., , track: us fish and wildlife were called in to help with the investigation. the eagles didn't not appear to have been shot., , sot: the two biggest reasons are disease or poison. , , track: no matter what the cause, breeding spends a lot of time outdoors and has stong feelings about our nations majestic bird. , , sot: you think of america, i have some eagle statues around. i mean clouds increase this afternoon snow that sweeps into the area over the next 48 hours. we could see heavy rain wednesday that potentially causes minor flooding issues and light snow that could make driving treacherous during the day thursday. the chance of rain begins as early as 9 p.m south of the ohio river. however, the bulk of the rain won't roll through until after midnight. rainfall totals of 1.5" to 2.5" are possible with this warm, moisture driven system. wednesday morning's commute will likely be soggy. while we get some breaks from the rain during the day, we'll likely continue to see rain during the

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. >>> bald eagles dropping one after another. the theories and big cash offered for answers. >>> mars announcing an international candy recall. it's 4:00 and that means that the new tampa bay is on. >> we want to get to that not one but three water spouts. this is in the new orleans area captured by wwlv. this is over the lake. they have canceled school in southern louisiana and southern mississippi ahead of this system. i want to bring in meteorologist shay ryan because we want to talk about these images. this doesn't affect our area yet. >> yet. that's the keyword. it looks like it will intensify quite a bit before it does that. we have had reports of damage possibly from multiple tornadoes out of louisiana today. as we take a look at our weather -- our computer source here, you can see that these are pictures that are coming from twitter and facebook. this is from kenner, louisiana earlier this afternoon. and you can see the damage done to the back of the house, part of it torn off. also siding here left on the front lawn. off

. >>> poisoning is suspected in the largest bald eagle kill ever recorded in maryland, one of 13 literally protected eagles found dead on a federal bird maryland farm. maryland natural resources police and the u.s. fish and wildlife service have watched a criminal investigation and they say unintentional poisoning has not been ruled out. coming up at 6:00, we will have interviews with the shocked landowner and someone who discovered the birds lying in a field. >>> we have a yellow weather alert for tomorrow. topper shutt is on the weather terrace. it is nice, but it sounds like we will be stuck with rain all day tomorrow talk. >>> it won't be a very nice day. it will be miserable, quite frankly. bundle up and take an umbrella when you take the kids to the bus stop. we start at 6:00 and we will have rain route 50 and south. temperatures upper 30s to low 40s. a couple of wet snowflakes in hagerstown or frederick. it will be a rain event and a cold rain. by 8:00, 41 downtown and 38 in silver spring and 39 in fairfax with rain. by 10:00, rain everywhere and heavier salsa fredericksburg. temper

it's illegal to kill bald eagles.10,000 reward is being offered for information in this case. >>> and you can get a look at a rare and familiar flowers from plants all over our national parks across the country. you don't have to go very far. just head down to the u.s. botanic garden in southwest d.c. the new exhibit opened this week, showcasing artwork from more than 70 artists. some of those paintings include the giant sequoia at yosemite national park. the show celebrates the 100th anniversary of the national park service. wow. >>> a new course at virginia tech may have and saying, "cheers." the university now has a new brew house for malting beer research. students will learn malting, brewing and fermentation neck neegs. and may be able to use the facility to develop new varieties of alis and loggers. similar to most craft breweries, virginia tech will b able to brew up to 66 gallons per batch. police have been working for nearly a century to solve a crime. now our i-team is getting an inside look at the car barn

as well as hitting the hawaiian island of oweahu were strong >>> bald eagles were found dead. the st. louis post dispatch is reporting senator claire mccaskill's breast cancer diagnosis. she'll be absent from congress for the next three weeks to undergo treatment. the 62-year-old mccaskill posted a note online saying she expects a full recovery. >>> the seattle times is reporting on the deadly shooting of a blackman by city officers. video of the incident was released yesterday. >> down! >> get on the ground. hands up&right now. hands up. hands up. >> police say the man ignored orders and was reaching for a gun. the suspect's family say they didn't hear officers shout commands. >>> the honolulu star advertiser is reporting the death of a teenager after a helicopter accident, and he and three family members were hurt last week when the tour chopper crashed into pearl harbor. the pilot and two of the >>> the boston herald reports on testimony by bill cosby's wife in a lawsuit against him. camille cosby was questioned under oath yesterday in springfield, massachusetts. the deposi

scotch event is going on saturday at the grand sierra sports bar eagles and agriculture is your chance to watch birds of prey like bald and golden eagles... falcons.. owls and more.. that runs today through sunday throughout the carson valley area. and finally... comedian jim jefferies will be at the silver legacy a new yorker who lost his wallet at a concert got some of his valuables back... after the robber decided to kind-of, sort-of do the right thing. most of items were returned, along with a brutally honest letter that's been called "the most new york note imaginable"... and as jeanne moos reports: it's got the city laughing. --reporter pkg-as follows-- he went to a wilco concert in brooklyn, and when reilly flaherty got home he realized, uh oh, lost my wallet. "i have that classic freakout moment." but the really freaky "two weeks later this crazy envelope just shows up. dear reilly flaherty. i found your wallet and your drivers license. had your address. so here's your credit cards and other important stuff." that's the good news, even though reilly had already replaced his license and credit cards. the bad ne

. >> plus, more than a dozen bald eagles found dead on a maryland farm. investigators believe they know what led to the record setting death. >>> first, three men are accused of attacking an uber driver after he ended their ride. >> thanks for joining us, i'm bruce johnson. >> and i'm jan jeffco. >> what may have triggered the attack. >> reporter: this started out like any other ordinary uber ride. it quickly turned violent when passengers started cracking open beers and then the driver was hit with a beer bottle. these thre attacking an uber driver. sonny drives for uber and horrified to learn a fellow passenger was attacked. >> it is sad. >> reporter: police say the uber driver picked up 6 passengers and they started to drink alcohol in the uber. when a passenger refused to stop. the uber driver pulled over and the driver was hit with a beer bottle and the window shattered. >> i think it is disgusting the behavior. >> i hope they throw the book at them. >> do you ever feel for your safety? >> yes. the main thing i'm concerned about and thinking is this

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bald eagle in it's natural setting -- unless it's january or february in the carson valley. bill "you get to see them acting naturally, behaving naturally, and it occurs for about a four or five week period." eagles and agriculture puts the birds on full display -- a tour with up to 500 participants. bill "you're going to see eagles, yes, but you're going to see golden eagles, you're going to see a variety of hawks, and a variety of other wildlife." paul "the bald eagles migrate down to the carson valley every year, but they're here for less than two months, before heading back to where they came from, probably back up into canada, and a big reason why they come here in the first place is because of the cattle industry" bill "they enjoy the buffet that's provided by the calving. they feed on the afterbirth. they also feed on the carrion of still-born calves." bald eagles come through northern nevada as a natural migration. they've even been spotted in the truckee meadows. this one spent some time at the sparks marina back in november. chernock says the birds like cold, wet wi

this nesting bald eagle, the dad is probably out hunting. these are the first bald eagles to nest in the national arboretum in 70 years. last year was their first year here. after they raise the babies and left and migrated the department of energy and environment in d.c. set up these caçmeras around here hoping they wo on wednesday, this girl right here who is known as the first lady. she laid her first egg. saturday on valentine's day she laid her second. for the past five days i have been watching the video. one picture i found that was neat. this is mom and dad together with one of the begs. this was taken on friday. the dad had just brought a fish. they were eating it. now they kind of, when the mom gets a little stiff if you will, she flies around for a little while. the father comes in and sits down on the egg. the other picture you will see here is taken from today after the second egg was laid by the mom. she is standing over it. protecting it. if you watch this for a couple of hours you will see the mom, the dad, the interaction,

launched a candidate search for a new chief. >>> new at 6:00 tonight a search is underway for a bald eagle gone missing from its home at a peninsula museum and zoo. >> an eagle named sequoia flew away from her home on monday and hasn't been seen since. >> ktvu's john sasaki joins us now. this isn't the first time. >> sequoia lived at the palo alto zoo for 22 years. she has disappeared in the past. this is what sequoia looks like. a beautiful bird that would go out for a flight three times a week and except for a few occasions has always come back. the longest she has been gone is five days. on monday she saw something that she started to chase and vanished. now there's an empty habitat at the zoo. sequoia wears a tracking twice. the last tame they saw her signal she was near stanford university yesterday. they just want to get her back as soon as possible so she can be properly cared for. >> she was originally found shot in the wild, and has a paralyzed tail. so the gunshot wound damaged her hips, and she can't use her tail, and that means that even though she can still fly, she cannot man

. >>> great news about the missing bald eagle who was tracked down after being gone for several days. >>> time is up, the deadline has passed for the homeless to be out of their tents in san francisco, some tens are still up and what the mayor is saying about those left behind. >>> the 72 hour deadline for the home is living in tent city on san francisco st. to clear out has now passed and city officials declared a public health hazard, they were told that they needed to be out by 5 pm tonight and the deadline passed about 15 minutes ago. it appears that some tens remain and rob roth joins us. >>reporter: the deadline has come and gone but as you can see, some tens still remain here and we have not seen any police here in a while. the department says they have not been asked to remove the tents, not yet anyway. whether all some tens many people have packed up and left. >>reporter: for many of those living in tent city it is moving day today as the city declared the area a health hazard and said that they must move out by friday at 5 pm. >>reporter: what unit do? >> pretty much do what

. >>> 13 bald eagles turn up dead on a maryland farm. what is happening. >>> a tool to protect you from fraud, how it could be a game changer when it comes to your >> if you know anyone officials say a 16-year-old has helicopter crash. she and family members visiting from canada crashed in the water after a tour. federal agencies are continuing to investigate the cause of that crash. >>> a michigan man is mourning the death of his wife and sister. may were among victims killed by an uber driver who gunned down 6 people. nye says he and his family are trying to cope with the loss. >> we were married for 40 years. we do not have capital pushment in michigan. they can put him in a cell and leave him in there for eternity >> before the arraignment detectives had probably cause that he took people's lives. there is no clear motive. he is charged with 6 counts of murder and being held without bail. >>> balletbald eagles found dead in maryland, 13 eagles were discovered dead. they had no sign of external trauma. one theory is poisoning. the fin

a female bald eagle is back in the wild after spending sometime in an oregon refuge. take a look at her release on sunday. the eagle was found earlier this month tangled in a fishing line. her injuries were wildlife center says people clean up after themselves near riverbanks and camping areas. a tampa woman needs your help this morning getting back to the united states for treatment. how she ended up in the hospital from a bizarre accident. but first, a story that may me you upset this morning. two bay area men are in trouble with the law for baiting and fighting animals. good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. the investigation continues after an uber driver went on

jaffe explains why this bird is not getting a bath. the life-saving efforts aimed at returning this bald eagle to the sky. it is a story you'll only see on local 12, join us at 5:30. >> right now the video will be at local12.com, along with the updated forecast shortly. snow showers tomorrow. especially early saturday. more snow showers and snow sunday night and monday. at least today sun and clouds a highway

and together, that makes us undeniably an injured bald eagle is being nursed back to health. by a wildlife sanctuary, the eagle was rescued from a trap in rush county. and rushed to red wolf sanctuary in rising sun. where, as wlwt news 5' s john london shows us, a patient and careful recovery effort began. reporter: she' s a week removed from a leghold trap that nearly killed her. a beautiful bald eagle called emmy. sanctuary is readying the antibiotic she needs daily. and the food that must be forced. >> now that' s not going to be as solid. ok, let go. oh, i know. reporter: emmy is too weakened to survive on her own. but, it takes two just to handle her. volunteer kim waxler is keeping the head still as strasser shows us the wound. >> this is the leg, the toe that was caught in the leghold trap, right there. reporter: this sanctuary, strasser notes, is very non-profit. much of its mission is to restore wounded animals back to health. this black footed fox was hit by a car and is receiving the kind of attention. emmy is also getting. she must be controlled a certain way while

crowds gathered in portland, oregon, yesterday to see the female bald eagle off. after being released, she did a little jumping, walking dance , and a little bit of a dance before flying off. the audubon society rescued her from a fishing line last week. the eagle was trying to snag a duck that was caught in the same line when she became tangled herself. when she was finally free, the eagle first landed on top of a nearby hotel, then flew around with her newfound freedom. allyson: there are a whole lot of people hoping they have the potential to go to space. nasa says it received a record 18,300 applications for its astronaut candidate training program. that's nearly three times the the most recent class. before that, the previous record was set in 1978 when the agency got 8,000 applications. of the thousands who apply, only between eight and 14 people will be chosen. once candidates have been selected, they will undergo two years of basic training on things from spacewalking to learning russian. patrick: if you make it, you can take shots like this. video filmed

. >>> bald eagles dropping one after another. the theories and big cash offered for answers. >>> mars announcing an international candy recall. it's 4:00 and that means that the new tampa bay is on. >> we want to get to that not one but three water spouts. this is in the new orleans area captured by wwlv. this is over the lake. they have canceled school in southern louisiana and southern mississippi ahead of this system. i want to bring in meteorologist shay ryan because we want to talk about these images.

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federal officials investigating the death of 13 bald eagles in maryland. they we laurel grover road west of the idlewilde area. baltimore sun reports a man looking for shed deer antlers noticed the eagles on the property. ket looking and found -- kept looking and found more and they found nine more in addition to what he found. >> we saw a large bird at the edge of the field and we thought it was a turkey at first. i realized it was a bald eagle. jonathan: they have not said if they were killed intentionally. the maryland department of natural resource, police and the u.s. fish and wildlife service investigating to figure out what may have killed the birds. michelle: while we search for answers on the eastern shore we are eagerly awaiting two new bald eagles. d.c.'s newest family setting up shop at the national arboretum. we expect two eggs to hatch in the next three and a half weeks or so. view the eagle cam. we have a link on the website wjla.com. jonathan: a tossup. the most popular things we have going are you and the eagle. people watch it for hours. m

thirteen bald eagles were found dead on saturday. state officials believe the birds were poisoned... but they don't know if it was intentional or an accident. (( (glenn therres, former maryland bald eagle biologist) "it's the largest number of dead birds found in one location on a single day that i know of.")) ((denise valdez)) > a u-s fish and wildlife lab in oregon is trying to find out how they died. the bald eagle was once on the federal and state endangered species lists... but it is still is protected under federal law./// ((paul joncich)) > the american chocolate maker 'mars' has announced a recall in 55 the recall includes millions of mars, snickers and milky way chocolate bars produced in the netherlands. the company said.....mars, snickers and milky way bars with best before dates between june and october 2016 should not be eaten. celebration and variety candy packs are also being recalled./// ((paul joncich)) > finding a vaccine. ((denise valdez)) with the ongoing concerns for the zika virus... how close researchers in tex

what killed 13 bald eagles?officials say these birds weren't shot ..how they're trying to find answers ... a danger for a pet -- that no one saw coming.why a family is blaming phone line workers for poisoning their dog! the remains of thirteen bald eagles found 'dead' in maryland have been sent to a lab in oregon ... where they'll be tested for poison. poison.the birds were found saturday...officials say the eagles may have eaten poisoned rodents or could have been killed by a chemical someone sprayed on a field.one man who discovered some of the bodies laid any poison on his farm.a police spokeswoman says it's illegal to kill bald eagles in maryland ... they're offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for information that leads to a conviction. the deadly storms slamming the south are now heading north and into the east and midwest regions. at least three people have been killed after more than two dozen reported tornadoes tore across the gulf states. abc's elizabeth hur is tracking the storms from new york. ((nats

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we shot an american bald eagle soaring through the snow. it's actually drew a little bit of crowd around it right on one of the trees right next to the lake here at washington park. one of the visitors if you will actually told us that this bald eagle is only going to be here for a week, so if you want to time to enjoy the beautiful nature out here. roads not too bad here, but as the temperatures continue to drop, you may not want to be like that guy or at least take your tame on the roads because they can be slick at times. reporting live at washington park, jayson gruenauer. >>> right now about one-third of total flights are canceled for today. >>> cdot now has a way for you to keep up with the plowing conditions out there. it shows where each plow is on the road. right now cdoo has its crews on 12- hour shifts. >>> some breaking news just into the news room about the deadly shooting and stabbing at the motorcycle expo. got shot in the chest. we also know one of the men worked for the correctional center. >>> a swat team shot and killed p

>>reporter: stunning bald eagle soared and strayed.this is file footage of the now missing bird. >> possibility are sneeze a canyon. she's down in a creek somewher somewhere. signal is just not getting out for to us pick up. >>reporter: bleep on the tracker. transmitter is a line of sight to the receiver. >>reporter: but no confirmed sightings of sequoia she took off on monday. >> we lost her radio signal. the one that we could pick up to 30 miles away and not getting any kind of sipping national now. >>reporter: they are searching in the preserve in palo alto. handlers hope she will respond to their whistle. transmitter should be mounted on the tail feather may have stopped working. >> this is last year tail fx what is what we want on her permanently. >>reporter: call of possible sightings coming in from all over the bay area. >> bald eagle site frtion sausalito if to so you know san jose, 27-year-old bird has distichingt characteristic from app injury in her youth. >> white head and tail. strap hanging off her ankle. >> if shows not

speaking of the president, a pair of bald eagles who happened to be known as mr. president and the first lady are nesting a pair of eggs at the national arboretum in washington, seen her on a 24-hour eagle cam. they're expected to hatch in the middle of next month. the eagles built their nest in 2014 and raised one eagle last year. these are the first bald eagles to nest in the national arboretum in almost 70 years. >>> and that will do it for "nbc nightly news" on this sunday. lester holt will be here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york, and i'll see you tomorrow on msnbc from nevada on the eve of the republican caucus. have a great night. >>> what is going on? why are they calling for crime scene tape? i felt helpless. i started crying and screaming because i knew it was my worst fear. >> a beloved couple found murdered. personal. >> their bodies found in their home along with a lifetime of curiosities. >> i remember seeing bayonets and cannonballs and all kinds of stuff. >> was there any connection between the memorabilia and the murder? >> did you

the internet is buzzing about a new bald eagle camera. the eagle is named mr. president and the first lady built their nest at the national arboretum in 2014. they launched the live camera yesterday. the first lady has laid two eggs in the past week. both parents will incubate the eggs which will hatch in about a month. the bald eagles are the first ones in the nest at the national arboretum since 1947. jump on board! take a look. >>> two chefs are competing for a huge shows this week. we'll take a look at one of them. and they are life saving devices but they aren't always easy to find. the news4 i-team investigate is next. . >>> two local chefs are fighting for the covet title of top chef on the hit series on bravo. last week we introduced you to one of them. this time we look at another, kwame onwuachi. we sat down with him to find out about a brand new restaurant he's bringing to the district. >> it's a unique area with an evolving vibe and a treasured history that still remains. >> this is the shaw bijou. this is my baby. >> a restaurant which sits on the

caught in a trap about a week ago, this bald eagle is unable to survive on her own. they are readying the days diet to nurse her neck to help. . >> we will try chicken >> put it in the abdominal cavity. >> they will be force-fed to >> but first, this must -- this towels are used to shield her eyesight from fingers and hands. a process that takes skill, and a set -- full supply of band-aids. >> close, working. she got me. >> the rule, don' t back the hand that feeds you, is not honored by bald eagles. this nonprofit sanctuary is committed to wildlife preservation, whether it is caring for foxes from another century out of kentucky, rehabbing this red fox recently struck by a car, or showering her with care to her music -- remove the mud on her wingspan. this majestic -- majestic symbol >> we have to evaluate how much damage her feathers sustained. reporter: would probably be dead by now, if not for the nurturing. if it all goes well, they hope red wolf sanctuary relies the meat from hundreds of road kill deer every year is used to feed the wildlife cared for there. mi

a wildlife sanctuary has come to the rescue of that bald eagle in need of help. as john london shows us, the daily regimen requires a lot of care. john: we take you inside the red wolf sanctuary in rising sun where bald eagle recovery caught in a carcass trap a week ago, this bald eagle is unable to eat on her own, fly on her own, or survive on her own. paul strasser is right -- readying the days diet to nurse her back to health. >> we going to try some chicken. john: injecting an antibiotic into a refrigerated mouse. that will be force-fed. this wild eagle must be extricated from the cage. the eagles beat can exert 500 pounds of pressure per square inch. towels are used to shield her eyesight from the tempting flush of fingers and hands. a process that takes skill, strength, court nation, determination, and a full supply of band-aids. >> working a down, push. she caught me. john: the rule, by the hand that feeds you. >> she is getting a lot stronger. john: not honored by bald eagles. committed to nonprofit care whether it is committed to be having this red fox r