you are with the butterflies. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you are in the room with the butterflies.are you able to do this? there's just the season that you do it, right? >> right. from may through september. >> reporter: but you have to have a special permit and special setup. >> from the usda. and also, from the maryland department of the environment. they allow us to import our butterflies. that can be from another state in the united states or from other countries. so when you see a butterfly that's from costa rica, it is actually from costa rica and it's come here on a plane as a chrysalis. >> reporter: the average life- span of a butterfly is two weeks? >> yes. >> reporter: one of the things you do is release the butterflies? >> these imported species are kept in a separate room to protect -- to make sure that no parasites or diseases or anything comes -- if it comes with them, it's going to stay in that room and we candice infect. any butterfly that emerges from its chrysalis gets put into a transport cage and brought into the exhibit and hopefully they will warm up here. the

and these butterflies may be on to something bigger than even massachusetts.get the story tonight from our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson. >> reporter: in this lush garden of verbena, butterflies that have long called massachusetts home -- >> three american ladies. >> reporter: -- are making way for an influx of butterflies from the south, like fiery skippers. until recently, more likely to light in florida and texas than new england. >> we call them accidentals. in the old days, you would see perhaps one or two fiery skippers, and now you see dozens. >> reporter: the shift of southern butterflies to the increasingly warmer north is detailed in the journal nature. harvard professor greg breed is the study's lead scientist. >> we see the species that are more adapted to warmer clients are increasing, and species that are adapting to colder climates are decreasing. it seems sensible to infer that this is some climate driven pattern. >> reporter: is it climate change? >> that would be the most logical inference. >> reporter: the study is

when it is a butterfly, is it knowns a spice bush swallow tail butterfly. >> absolutely.he mimicry doesn't stop as a caterpillar. it resemble as a pipe vine swallow tail butterfly. the spice bush swallow tail butt are fly is perfectly good to eat. but a pipe vine swallow tail is a nasty tasting butt are fly. so any bird that will have taste ad pipe vine swallow tail butterfly first would never touch a spice bush swallow tail butterfly so really cool stuff here. >> that is really great. we love having you on. you have some great information and great stuff. dr.jim fredericks, thank you very much for joining us once again and i'm sure we will talk to you again. great information. >> it was great fun. i hook forward to talking to you guys again. >> dr. jim. and jasmine, thank you for the question and the picture. that helped a lot. >> if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. there you have it. >> very good. >> let's check in with julie wright and get the latest on traffic. >> okay. creepy crawly bugs. >> but amazing. >> all ri

did you have a favorite butterfly? >> no. >> reporter: just like them all flying around, right, it was pretty cool. all right, what but? >> the butterflies. they're all different times. >> can you show us the hula hoop? >> reporter: come out on family day on saturday, it's free. bring canned food items or non- perishable food items to donate to a local charity. we'll have more "fox 5 morning news" when we come back. you go, man. i like it. this messa ge. tt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birth control. we can't afford to let him take away our choices... to take away basic health care. vo: both backed proposals to outlaw abortions...even in cases of rape and incest. i don't think that women's health issues have faced a crisis like this in decades. head north, to someplace pristine tional park. there is nothing like the parks this time of year. the falling leaves,

you guys are pros but you get burt -- butterflies. >> the butterflies are always. there no mat thr how old you are, whether you're ray lewis or one of these young rookies, you're going to have butterflies. >> reporter: he know last little bit about football. the opening day has been good for the ravens. under the john harbaugh joe flacco era, they haven't lost anything. we'll see you tonight at 11. >>> so ravens fans are ready for football. >> our kickoff is set for 7:00 at m&t bank stadium. hanging out with excited fans, christian. >> reporter: this is jason. where are you from? >> essex, maryland. >> reporter: explaint eyes to the viewers. >> i couldn't find purple, so i went with red. >> now that we've addressed the eye issue, this used to be a reg garr gmc safari van. >> this is the old school lounge. we designed it around 40 something guys from east baltimore. we love hold rap music, run dmc, public enemy that sort of thing. show you did it myself. 4,000 watts of raw stereo power. four flat screen tv's and a whole lot of purple velvet. >> you've got space for

the wings of a butterfly.b is a defect in tissue connection of the skin. it creates these red, open, wound-like sores. >> that's tough to see. >> easton's family and friends have created several veo tois condition, but also to help raise funds because he is going to need care every single day for the rest of his life. >> have people really come to this child's aid? >> the online community has come together to help this little boy. they had originally set a goal of $5,000. people have really been kind, and they have reached almost $120,000. >> these are so hard to look at. i mean, it just looks unbelievably painful. >> tell us how easton is doing now, we have his mom danielle via skype right this minute from an eb treatment center in cincinnati, ohio. tell me what it was like when easton was born. >> pretty much like any birth. then the doctors realized that he had something wrong after looking at his arms and legs. >> have you been absolutely blown away by the support online? >> yeah, we didn't expect that at

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this is a butterfly exhibit they have had for some time.ny day you can see between, i don't know, 400 and 800 butterflies flying. well, this morning, we're going behind the scenes to see what it takes to put on this exhibit. and it is a limited time only exhibit. in fact, this is the last week for this season. so this morning, we're going to talk about how they have to catch every, single adult butterfly and ship them out, where they're going, how they care for that process. we have some kids coming to the exhibit and wisdom, if you are picking up a day when you want to come out here this saturday is also children's day and they are eating the rainbow. we'll explain what that is, as well. >> i'm going to have to put that on my calendar. so saturday is a good time for me and the kids to come down. >> reporter: absolutely. >> cool. thank you very much, holly. looking forward to that. time now to say hello to our facebook fan of the day. and today we say hello to russell morgan. he says he leaves for work about 10 a.m. each morning but his tv

come on, butterflies, let's go take a nap. - princess party dress sparkles in my hair picture books and games to share - quiet now, pajanimals, time for sleep. - good night, mama. - the earth is spinning slowly spinning

. - oh, is it that butterflies doin' the tap dance in your tummy feeling? uh, like i get when i'm scared? uh... i know that's what i'd have if i was goin' on my first big kids ride tomorrow. - yeah, i wouldn't even think about goin' on that rocket ride-- i'd be way too scared. - i'm scared, too. [gasping] - you are? - yeah, but you guys were so excited for me, i didn't wanna tell you. that's why i was pretending like i had a bad tummy ache, so i wouldn't have to go to the fun park at all. - you don't have to go on a ride if you feel scared, apollo. - yeah, we all feel scared sometimes. - even super squacky. [chuckling] - and you never have to make up a lie to hide your true feelings. good friends will always understand. - yeah? - now, if you'll just excuse me. i think i'd like to rest my eyes.

and as one of the women who is about to be arrested by a butterfly and she said because butterfly's known no borders. butterflies are free. 10 people that they got arrested good coming from phoenix. as this young woman talks about history, i want to talk to how you fit in the whole attack on ethnic studies at ground zero arizona with this whole fight back movement. >> i think she hit it. what side are you going to be on? it is the battle in tucson, not just the students, but community at large. the district of 65% latino. public education was founded by a mexican. you have a canadian immigrant who got his citizenship reportedly in 1954, the senior that operation wetback and deported hundreds of thousands of mexicans that had served in world war ii. it is about to write your history and legacy in the cultural context that is being left out of the question. for people like these extremists, they see the history of arizona will tamale as a controversy, something that is obstructing the reality of what arizona has been. therefore, the only thing they can do is outlaw history. they can t

>> there are a couple of perennials the butterflies like, and i cannot think of them right now. but if you call our store, someone can help you out with that. we have reared them ourselves at the store, and it is a really cool, interesting thing to do. >> thank you so much. your maryland lottery numbers are next. stay with us. >> the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> good afternoon. you're picked three numbers are 5, 2 and 8. that makes your picked three numbers 5, 2, 8. in a moment, the big four game, but first, play the ravens scratch off game and you could win cash and other great ravens prizes all season long. britney north is ready to rock and roll and you're picked four numbers are, two, two, seven and six as printed on the ball. recapping the big four game, 2, 2, 7, 6. the maryland lottery, let yourself play. by this's pitiful, 74 afternoon. we do have -- today is beautiful, 74 by this afternoon. we do have rain chances throughout the week. it is not going to rain every second though. keep that in mind. >> ravens and brown's play on thursday night so we will have to

i will float like a butterfly and ask questions also like a butterfly. (laughter) i have gotten a iphone 5! (cheers and applause) and apple maps says i'm in norway! this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to "the report." (audience chanting "stephen"). (cheers and applause) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the report." please, thank you for joining us. i lost the emmy. (laughter) speaking of losing, mitt romney. (laughter) he has had a run of bad luck lately and this past weekend was no different. on saturday, ann romney's plane had to make an emergency landing after an electrical fire broke out on board. now, i'm happy to hear that she is fine. no one's sure what happened, though ann swears she saw a gremlin on the wing. (laughter) and mitt used this close call to present a bold idea. >> when you have a fire in the-- in an aircraft, there's no place to go, exactly. there's no-- and you can't find any oxygen from outside the aircraft to get in the

i want you to show us how to make the butterflies. >> this is so easy. people think it looks complicated. you take your chocolate and put it into sandwich bags. put them into the microwave for 30 seconds and squish them up. this is where kids have fun. from the sandwich bag, snip off an end, just enough you want to feel like a professional cake decorator and pipe it on to wax paper that you've traced a pattern on and in this case we are using butterflies. >> did you make this up yourself? did you figure this out yourself? >> do i a lot of research. i found it online and we have books. >> and the same thing with that? >> and fill in and put them all together. go.e you >> thank you so much. don't go away. john has another look at the holiday weekend forecast. >> this was a weekend when we do pick 96 on the picnic table, just check the radar first on wbaltv.com because we have a shower chance today and a little higher chance for rain on sunday and monday, labor day. temperatures will be in the 80's for highs today the warmest day. it won't be raining all th

>> there were butterflies. but one thing i tried to make sure i did was keep my mind clear. know what i had to go out and do. and just be myself, have fun. don't stress about it. don't try to prove anything. i think i leaned on the other guys this week. especially in this game to do their jobs. and make sure they were where they were supposed to be. >> he had two or three played that were off balance that only a great athlete can make and a guy that has his type of talent. hopefully, we can keep getting better and better. and, you know, this is obviously a kickoff for us. >>. >> reporter: so number 10 leads them to points in every single quarter. something about that number just sounds good for the next i don't know dade or so. and the other rookie, alfred morris, had 96 rushing yards and two touchdowns to go along with rg3's incredible game in the big easy. more coming up from redskins park tonight at 5:00. >> boy, a lot of folks were really happy. breaking a rookie record too. his guys, his teammates. told him, you're not a rookie anymore. the time is now 11:09. coming up,

i will float like a butterfly and ask questions also like a butterfly.ter) i have gotten a iphone 5! (cheers and applause) and apple maps says i'm in norway! this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to "the report." (audience chanting "stephen"). (cheers and applause) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the report." please, thank you for joining us. i lost the emmy. (laughter) speaking of losing, mitt romney. (laughter) he has had a run of bad luck lately and this past weekend was no different. on saturday, ann romney's plane had to make an emergency landing after an electrical fire broke out on board. now, i'm happy to hear that she is fine. no one's sure what happened, though ann swears she saw a gremlin on the wing. (laughter) and mitt used this close call to present a bold idea. >> when you have a fire in the-- in an aircraft, there's no place to go, exactly. there's no-- and you can't find any oxygen from outside the aircraft to get in the aircraf

a butterfly is free.t is the opening day of the democratic national convention, and they are asking president obama to listen to their message. they say no person is illegal. >> ♪ [singing in spanish] >> the 10 undocumented immigrants who were arrested have been released, but as they got arrested, they knew they could face deportation. "democracy now!" mike burke spoke to tania unzueta, her father, mother, and sister were arrested during the action. >> it is called the no papers, no fear. it began july 29 in phoenix, arizona. about 30 some riders started about six weeks ago, including myself, and 40 people from phoenix, tennessee, north carolina, illinois, wisconsin, texas. most of us or undocumented. we were tried to talk to community members about what it is like to come out of the shadows, to lose fear in order to organize, and how to organize so that when you come out as undocumented, you have power behind you. we went mostly through the south of the united states. we went from phoenix to new mexico,

were there any butterflies? >> there were butterflies. but the one thing i tried to make sure i did this week is just keep my mind clear, know what i had to go out and do and be myself and have fun, don't stress about it, don't try to prove anything to anyone. i leaned on the other guys this week. especially in this game, to do their job and make sure they were where they were supposed to be. and everyone showed up. >> reporter: rg-iii, now on to the injury issues. pierre garson has a bruised foot. they're going to see how he responds in practice before they decide whether he's going to be able to play next week. jackson suspended for the year already. merriweather has been out. and now jordan burnstein out for the year after he literally shredded every single ligament in his knee. the most amazing injury story revolves around the long snapper, nick sundberg. this was incredible yesterday. sundberg, who has referred to himself as the best long snapper in the world got hurt on this play in the second quarter. the blocked punt resulted in t

it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it feat

butterflies? see butterflies? see butterflies? see the doggy? doggy, sean? do you see the doggy, sean? joanne: let's look at the interaction in this nursery. what do you see happening here that maximizes communication between caregiver and child? okey-doke. oh, there you go. there you go. did you notice how the caregiver used a simple, routine task like diaper-changing as a time to really focus on the baby? did you notice how the infant responded to both the caregiver's chatting and actions? and did you see how carefully she allowed time for the baby to respond to her? here are some other tips for how to handle routine care in the nursery. while keeping routines reasonably predictable, let's feed, put to nap, and change our infants as needed and not as dictated solely by a schedule. hold each baby during bottle-feeding rather than leave a baby sitting or lying alone to fend for himself with a propped-up bottle. cuddling babies while feeding is important because babies need to be nurtured in spirit while being nurtured in body. sanitizing measures and hand-wa

chill out and this environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly between the eucalyptus. it is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. six, 24, or 71 bus. we have conquered the steps, we walked the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view the park has to offer. this is the place to take someone special and enjoyed a beautiful look out. " come to corona heights, located in the heart of this district. it offers a spectacular view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. the park is one of the best kept secrets. unlike twin peaks, it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. hop on a 37 bus to get there with that any parking worries. locals can bring their dogs to run with other dogs. there is also grass for small dogs. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place for the city to provide these kind of parks. the dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice the wildflowers on the grassland. and keep your head on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. take your camera and

hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful

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were there any butterflies? >> yeah, there were butterflies. but the one thing i tried to make sure i did this week is keep my mind clear, know what i had to go out and do and be myself and have fun, don't stress about it, don't try to prove anything to anyone. i leaned on the other guys this week, especially in this game, to do their jobs and make sure everybody was where they were supposed to be, and they all showed up. >> how much of a help was to have him back there? >> it was great. he made big runs, 28 carries and 98 yards. i just was proud of him and the offensive linfor staying at it. and eventually it turned into a 70-yard gain. >> reporter: and you know, jim and pat, any other year, if you have a rookie running back who's a sixth round pick, 96 yards would be a huge deal. but not this year. robert griffin iii's 320 passing yards, the second most all-time for a rookie quarterback in his debut game. he led the team to 40 points, as well. that's the first time that's happened by a rookie quarterback in his debut since 1950. the guy just

robert griffin the third law of butterflies the size of = for his nfl debut. but is only a matter of time before he takes the nfl by storm. >> trust your preparation so that when you step on the field, you know you can go out and do it. you can see there is something all night, take the test and get it wrong. have to know it or you down. >> let's go to baseball -- the atlanta braves got by the colorado rockies. the nationals are on a roll. they play the cubs downtown and when a series this has been. six more home runs, 12 in two nights. the nationals of the best record in all of baseball. >> good teams don't take nothing for granted. a lot of times, have more energy and more to prove by beating the guys at top. we have been down there and laugh and we know what it's like. we're not letting up. >> our play of the day -- indians and tigers. chasing the ball down and look at this. it makes a spectacular catch. one of the fans got after him pretty good. not happy spill his beer. that is the play of the day. tiger woods had a solid round with seven under behind the

she has butterfly tattoo. >> tramp stamp of you can say it. >> just went like this. [ speaking foreignage ] >> the woman says, wow, not a lot people know that. how do you know this? that's why we don't see her face. >> he can't look under her shirt for a torn muscle, steven. it's about to get more amazing. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i am not amazed. is this like some kind of viral ad for id theft or something? >> you are a genius, nick. >> wow, that's freaky right there. >> he's doing it with a team of people who are searching for people by name online. >> they are able to get all that information that quickly. it's feeding to him in his ear. and they are in black hoods. that's scarier. >> a promotion for safe internet banking.ve. >> like so many people anthony was struggling for money, so he and his buddies came up with an idea for him to score $40. can you tell what anthony just picked up? >> cigarette butt? garbage, bird turd. >> is he going to eat dooky for money? >> he's going to eat a dead frog. >> people eat frog legs. >> how long has this been dead? rig or mortes set in.

(laughter) and don't tell me you've always felt like a butterfly trapped in a lava's body, it's unnatural. (laughter) folks, i was truly upset when i heard my favorite newspaper, the "u.s.a. today" was getting a dramatic redesign. turns out i was worrying for nothing because, in a digital era where print media is struggling, "u.s.a. today" is focusing their energy where it counts: the logo. (laughter) as publisher larry cramer wrote in the relaunch issue "our new logo will be as dynamic as the news itself." and, ladies and gentlemen, did they deliver. prepare to feast your eyes on the "u.s.a. today's" new logo! boom! a blue circle! (laughter) there it is! serendipitously this ises a a pie chart showing the percentage of people confused by the "u.s.a. today's" new logo. (applause) kramer calls this a living logo. (laughter) the first one since they had to put down the m.g.m. lion after he ate those munchkins. (laughter) and in a the "u.s.a. today" exclusive, i learned that the "u.s.a. today's" new logo will be an info graphic that changes with the news, containing a photo or image that rep