they're pretty. >> 250 butterflies. we have monarchs, swallow tails, and painted lady. >> you can kind of escape, even though it's really noisy out here, when you go into the display you're away from everything else, the busyness. >> you can get some nectar and feed some of the butterflies. >> you really get to interact with nature. the butterflies will land on you, and there's a sense of awe and miss teak, and it's very nice. >> and get. this you can even take home your own caterpillar and watch it grow into a butterfly. in hillsborough county, adrian >> nice job adrian. the butterfly encounter is in the agriculture hall of fame. the state fair continues through the 15th so you have plenty of time. >>> it's official, super bowl 50 is in the books. >> dan lucas and paul ryan will show you why the denver broncos are manning the title of super bowl champions. i see what they did there. the post-game reaction on super >>> here's tonight's winning lottery numbers. >>> all right, a little chilly in the forecast for the rest

>> reporter: the butterfly pavilion is home to 1600 butterflies. >> that's an owl butterfly. >> reporter: and pat can name just about every one of them. >> the black and white, she's considering a paper kite. >> reporter: pat is a long time volunteer here, giving her time at least once a week for the last seven years. >> 500 of which were in 2015 alone. >> i love the kids. i don't have any grandchildren yet myself, so i come here for my grandmother jollies. %- >> reporter: they're just part >> this is a harliken shrimp. >> reporter: now look at her, she handles madagascaren roaches like a pro. >> after he's held rosy, his eyes get big. >> reporter: pat's love of helping people understand and enjoy nature rubs off on everyone who visits the butterfly pavilion, and i do mean everyone. this docile tarantula, even enjoyed our camera. >> this is god's creature, and the more we appreciate it, the more fun we have. >> for all of your hours, many hours of volunteering, 7news and trusted choice wants to honor you as a 7 every day hero. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> to learn more about the

this gives you a chance to interact with butterflies. if it wasn't for bees and butterflies, there would be no vegetation. it gives everyone a chance, they not only feed you for years, you feed them. isn't that amazing. >> that's how it's feeding. you e this close. >>> that is a cool exhibit their and a cool day ahead. temperatures will be topping out in the low 60s today. maybe a 30% chance for showers with north winds. the 7-day forecast shows we do not get out of the 70s for the i want to get to the famous amish donut. another breakfast food here. >>> another thing i want to show you. people are talking about this. funnel cake pizza. one of the great things you can get at the florida state fair. >> they will need to roll you out of their.

it brings butterflies around.es and stuff like that. it just gives you something nice to come outside to look at instead of just the barbed wires all the time. i love flowers because my mother raised me up like always digging up in her yard and planting flowers. it stuck with me right there. these make me feel good about myself even though i'm incarcerated that i'm still doing some of the things i enjoy doing. flowers are a sign of life. got such a good smell to it. i just love that. >> life on the inside can change in an instant. ♪ and you spread your wings >> when we last saw anthony patterson, his musical collaboration was suddenly interrupted by an apparent bad decision, directed at our producer. >> he accused me of rule 38, that's indecent exposure. >> she didn't see it. he saw it. >> you had your penis out indecently exposed. you were urinating. >> i was coming back up on "d" side, i observed patterson masturbating on you, after you were standing there talking to him five minutes earlier. you don't have to s

. >> who doesn't like a butterfly? >> the butterfly pavilion at westminster is home to 1,600 butt big eye on each wing, that's an owl butterfly. >> pat can name juss about eveey one of them. >> the black and white. she's considered a paper kite. >> a long-time volunteer here giving her time at least twice a week for the last seven years. >> she's done almost 2,500 hours in that time, 500 of whhch were in 2015 alone. >> i love the kids. i don't have any grandchildren yet myself so i come here for my >> pat calls the butterflies flying flowers, but they're just part of the 5,000 creatures that call this invertebrate zoo home. >> this is a halequin shrimp, and he eats seaastars. >> when pat first started volunteering at the butterfly pavilion, she didn't even set >> i used to be terrified of her until i learned more about her. >> now, look at her. she handles madagascar hissing -`cockaroaches like a pro. >> they have an air body on their bodies. when they're frightened, they squeeze it. >> it's always fun to watch a littl

now the blue butterfly is a different thing but a common butterfly. >> because of the drought not a lot of those plants and a few beekeepers that praised phenomenal but so i image nature will take it's courit's course this is possible or follow-up on that but i try to note of promote is going on regulation stewardship monthly by increasing the numbers of the community and our society people impact, with the land and manage frenal we can keep is it didn't go crazy out of control. >> likewise blackberry. >> the non-native blackberry is invasive if you have a thicket of blackberry is provides cover for wildlife you go in there in 2012 season. >> have a plan to remove that blackberry you're taking did habitat initially but had i would say on yerba buena island i loved that island and picking the black berries was a blauft but what about the humming birds are they nesting they only started nesting earlier. >> humming birds nest early announcements a bird expert i'm a plant guy yeah. >> so but, yeah their early nesters it will interfere with some of the early cutting they have - >> they d

. >> who doesn't like a butterfly? >> reporter: the butterfly pavilion is home to 1600 `utterflies. >> one big eyeeon each wing, an owl butterfly. >> reporter: and pat can name just about every one of them. >> the black and white, she's consideree a paper white. >> reporter: she's a long time >> she's done almost 2500 hours, 500 in 2015 alone. `> i love thh kidd. i don't have aay grandchildren yet myself. grandmother jollies. butterflies flying flowers. but they're just part of the 5,000 creatures that call this zoo home. >> this is a harlequin shrimp and he eats sea stars. >> reporter: when pat first started volunteering, she didn't even set foot here -- >> the more i learned about her, the less afraid i am. >> reporter: now look at her. she handles the hissing cockroaches like a pro. pat says the real ambassador here is rosie, a rose haired at that tarantula. >> it's fun to watch a kid's go, oh, i did it. >> reporter: pat's love rubs off on everyone. and i do mean everyone. this tarantula seemed to enjoy our camera.

monarch butterflies are mexico. a lot of the butterflies make their winter homes in mexico city. experts say there are more than three and a half times more of the insects this year than last year. the number of monarchs migrating from the u-s and canada declined in recent years before recovering in 20-14. and this winter was even better. the head of the u-s fish and wildlife service says the u-s is doing a better job introducing milkweed, a plant key to the butterflies' migration. s/ dan ashe/ us fish and wildlife service :27 bridge that is growing stronger and stronger, help us restore the abundance of the monarch butterfly that we've seen in the past. in mexico, illegal logging remains a problem they use the cover of the forrest to hide from predators. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> good morning. joi

you get butterflies in your stomach. >> reporter: but those butterflies usually disappear with the rushing wind of a downhill run. if a kid was going to ask you how do i do what you do? what would you tell them? >> probably tell them to follow that's how we all got here. that's the best way to got to what you love to do. >> reporter: although at the end of each slope is a paycheck, these guys believe. the real reward is up in the air. >> we have the best seat in the house. we are in the air with the athletes. so, pretty rad. >> the brothers told me when they first started taking the videos, athletes gave them a cold shoulder until they saw how and athletes. l ville innng lice vecle th passes offis --thl designed toke renom al fi vxped gitina werner ports.>>uspendvokeraon>>r:ou bettet yt ie inrew rk okay. >>ceplate. rhi bermude anhifirscle th 2fi raead e pl11 entin >> wheer a sncl bealr e s o of agoou to tntpolior why diyou wabee ack wntto ruc cr>>epr:he p dearsts cliner solk, rg thin ming rn. ror spenrestons. you thout th wouldo yt? >> no. . intolen hi poamer track7 ion plates ia lle excha

monarch butterflies are making a big comeback in mexico. a lot of the butterflies make their winter homes in mexico city. more than three and a half times more of the insects this year than last year. the number of monarchs migrating from the u-s and canada declined in recent years before recovering in 20-14. and this winter was even better. the head of the u-s fish and wildlife service says the u-s is doing a better job introducing milkweed, a plant key to the butterflies' migration. s/ dan ashe/ us fish and wildlife service :27 us, canada). and it is a bridge that is growing stronger and stronger, abundance of the monarch butterfly that we've seen in the past. in mexico, illegal logging remains a problem for migrating buterflies. they use the cover of the predators. super tuesday is coming up quickly. but, one party has some business care of today. more on the south carolina primary for democrats. my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples

like butterflies everywhere y'all. lauren what's going on. last check of the weather. >> beautiful tomorrow, sunshine, 60 degrees, still mild into monday and then showers formidable chance. next one on wednesday. >> thank you for joining us. i'm natasha brown. for lesley lauren all of us here thanks for being with us. we're always on cbsphilly.com. back with you at the he clock on the cw philly and back here at 11:00. have a great evening. >> ♪ i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... but i thought it would be too expensive... who's that, jenny? no kate...turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs ...i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available. so you can send files up to 5x faster than cable, with capacity t

. >> vacation is good for everyone even butterflies. monarch butterflies see some good results when they take a winter hiatus. >> and speaking of a winter hiatus, we have that coming up for the next few days. 40 degrees right now but a lot of warmth building into the middle part of the country and that's where our wind streamlines are blowing in from. smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. ones that can kill you fast. ones that can change how you see yourself. ones that can take away life's most basic pleasures. there are 16 different types of cancer caused by smoking. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. >>> a new plan to protect fire island's coastline. new york state is looking to build a temporary dune that uses 20,000 cubic yards of sand. the governor says that this will strengthen fire island's natural defense against nor'easters and extreme weather. the coastal erosion and flooding have been a big problem on the island in recent years. >>> good news about monarch butterflies. the insects vacatio

wind gusts could reach good news for the monarch butterfly population. according to the mexico national commission of protected natural areas...the monarch population has increased by 255- percent this season -- when compared to last year's numbers of migrating monarchs that spend the winter in mexico. conservationists are optimistic but say the butterflies are still at the church vandals in lake tahoe has struck again.. the church that was targeted and what police believe the vandalism is linked to. and a jury has reached a verdict in the cody wallace murder case in lyon county. an overnight shooting at a local casino sends one man to the hospital. we have a live report from the scene ahead. and a tragic end to the search for two men who went missing at donner lake last week. plus... "hollywood is sorority racist. we like you ronda, but you're not a kappa." race taking center stage during last night's oscars. of hollywood's biggest night. thanks for joining us on good morning reno. i'm amanda sanchez and i'm dave lawrence. we want to get straight to som

time that the 5:05 in the butterfly was fast enough for the four-day state record. she had -- edged out cheyenne mountain. and we can't ignore our other threepeat state champions morgan friesen was 3-3 in the 100 yard breaststroke. she wasn't able to be her on colorado state record set her sophomore year but finished 102:15 and first in the 100 individual medley. almost the whole second faster than the next place. evergreen took home the top two 484.9 and the princeton bound diver excited to be on the podium with her teammate mills and just over five points afternoon for the cougars. >> i wanted to do the best i could do the last three guys. i just wanted to finish my high skilled career strong. school diving it's amazing to end like this. number 10 -ranked colorado academy goes for the extra push at the end of the regular season taking on peak to peak. early on going in with a shot and a jumper for 2 leading the team with 20. colorado academy willems -- responds with a note behind the back pass and they take back the lead. he shows up more than passing skills and c

best country album went to butterfly. >> my parents who have flown in to come for the last four years: every time i lose they go maybe next year. >> adelle with a powerful rendition of i ask. in musical tributes to those lost. >> wonder sang for earth, wind and fire. >> and an incredible moving performance by lady go go in honor of the late -- gaga in honor forlate david bowie. >> alexander hamilton. >> lamar on stage with a fiery rendition of all right. the unofficial song of the >> best performance went to alabama shakes and what a night for justin beiber. >> he car pooled karioke. he walked the red carpet with his little brother justin and won his first grammy ever. his dad tweeting congrats to my boy. >> with in of the awards being given out before the televised show began. it is now about the live on stage performance than the coveted gold trophies themselves. >> coming up at 6:00 we will tick you for a live report on the biggest night. >>> now it is time to find out what's trending on social media this morning. we have the hot topics. >> you guessed it. it is all ant the 18th an

and then a new study has a warning about bees and butterflies that should have all of us worried about our food >> lydia: and welcome back. well the sniping between donald trump and marco rubio that started at thursday night's republican debate is only getting nastier this weekend. julianna goldman reports. >> he couldn't get elected dog catcher in florida. >> he is flying around on hair force one. >> for the second day, marco rubio and donald trump hurled the type of insults that are more seen in a school yard than in a campaign. mouth on him, bing bing bing. >> donald trump, a con-artist will never get control of this party. >> i see him starting to sweat. thank god he has large ears. the biggest ears i have ever seen. >> the guy with the worst spray tan in america is attacking me for putting on makeup. donald trump likes to sue people. he should sue who ever did that to his face. >> rubio is betting on mud slinging to defeat the front runner but others feel the trump victory is inevitable. >> it's my honor and privilege to introduce the next president of the united states of america

butterfly, one more crack like that and i'll reach for the net. why does wilbur talk to mister ed so much? now, i don't want to offend you, carol, but i suspect it's because he feels he has no one else to confide in. oh, well, i'm his wife, he can confide in me. i'm not so sure. this morning at breakfast, he was trying to talk about something that was very important to him, and all you could talk about was alligator bags. i hate to admit it, but i think addison makes sense. i think so, too. thank you very much, roger. from now on, when wilbur talks to me, i'm going to listen. i'm going to try and be an understanding wife. good girl. bye-bye. bye. there must be a way to make him talk. humans are smarter than animals. there must be a way to keep him from pestering me. i gotta make him talk to george burns. i'm not talking to george burns. darling, i heard you mumbling. is anything bothering you? something i can help you with? no, no, i--i have a problem. only i can solve i i wilbur, remember how we used to talk before we were married? who talked? we

you can explore the rain forest with 1,500 free-flying ing butterflies. there are also other animals. the pavilion is open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. >>> and you can see alice in wonderland by the colorado ballet. 1,800 area students got to do the big show just for them yesterday. and their reactions were priceless. they loved the show. if you can get kids to care like this, it's good. tickets start at $30. >>> one of the best ways to learn history is to figure out how you can experience it. >> next, sharing the stories of >>> when is a dinner more than just a dish? when it tells stories that date back centuries. as we continue to is she black history month, we share the story of soul food. >> it's rich in flavor, but also rich in history. soul food! here you'll find those recipes go hand in hand with stories. we met one person here in denver who knows those stories better than anybody else. >> i think that's the power of tradition. person to assist in the kitchen. >> what's on the menu? >> reporter: for him, soul food is more than a flavor. it's a feeling. >> t

. >> florida had hanging chads and new hampshire had chad jenkins and we had butterfly ballots and new hampshire has its own state butterfly but here is the reality florida reflects america better than new hampshire and is 1.2 million people. we are 90 for percent of the population is white 1% is black and 3% hispanic. nevertheless the powers that be in new hampshire are not about to give up their first of a nation position. >> new hampshire has knocked off presidents and kings. >>reporter: the state's largest most influential newspaper. saving new hampshire has made a difference since 1952. >> is not that any other state would screw it up, is that new hampshire is so small. for the most part, don't take this role for granted. they really study the candidate. >>reporter: some of those candidates seem quite spirited with new hampshire. here is marco rubio and his wife on a new hampshire tv station recently. >> she really likes it up here. >>reporter: >>> it takes some getting used to. florida football history is a local high school >>> a south florida high school making history tonight.

i didnt have butterflies. usually when i get nervous my legs start shaking, but i felt... wasnt nervous. i didnt have butterflies. usually when i get nervous my legs start shaking, but i felt... calm. he every reason to be nervous, but briar had the confidence. old video 2:53 um i think i just dominated fade to winning championship nats full 40:19 its a pretty cool story there. but this time he redeemed his dads loss so im pretty proud of that. 37:32 it hasnt even sunk in teally,but i can definitely tell you is is the greatest thing in e world. old video 1:57 oure just as good as any of ese kids.' now a state champion. 36:41 'i think i kind proved myself today.' michael mrie channe1sports. x tease- ter an uyoss to pennstate... the hawks a primed after an ugly loss to penn state... the hawks are primed for a bounce back game... find out if they were able to pull it off against a team trying to keep their n-c-double-a hopes alive coming up in sports. the delays and cancellations are one thing... what a johnston man went through is something entirely different... right after

and 250 butterflies six different species here and including the butterflies. can you feed them, touch them and interact and a unique >> there are some games that require skill. >> which i have none. >> it is all choice, choice, choice. >> and the ward you have the baby goats here can you feed and great things to do and at 6:00. we have the actual human food which is my favorite part. you that can try, they have the slobbery tongues. i don't mean to get your goat. [ laughter ] things are you about 0 for 3. >> 0-3. >> see if i win. >> is this a work day you just are having fun. >> i don't know. >> that is again. >> i cannot wait to see that. >> you see what they were doing today out there, you know. >> work. >> and asking for a comp day. we'll be out there saturday. >> and the rain that is behind me and long gone and let's take a look tomorrow and midday and then you see what happens, the rain rapidly approached from the the front is south. >> and a record of 84 degrees a bunch of 50s and 60s. and it is on the way. i tell you the evening commute is not good mode

. >> this gives us a chance to interact with butterflies. nature sends us. if it were not for bees and butterflies, there will be no vegetation so it gives everyone a chance. >> and there is plenty of feed out there, as well. coming up in our 9:00 our, i am told there will be adoptable is but they. -- bountiful breakfast be they -- buffet. it is juicy and sweet liquid and the butterflies come to that and feed and you can see them eating and you can get right up on them . and get a really good look. >> a lot of stuff going on. that is cool. may be a good idea. >>> let's take a look outside. this is the university of tampa where the fair started off. so many years ago. back in the fields behind there. thanks to the fold severe rescue for giving us a good look at that. and while our weather is not perfect. seeing this. snow on the ground in parts of maryland even though they have had temperatures in the 60s. they have had rain this week that snow has still not gone away. we won't see in a snow. it's going to feel chilly and we will see some showers later on. yo

you get butterflies in your stomach. >> reporter: but those butterflies usually disappear with the rushing wind of a downhill run. if a kid was going to ask you how do i do what you do? what would you tell them? >> probably tell them to follow their passions. that's how we all got here. that's the best way to got to what you love to do. >> reporter: although at the end of each slope is a paycheck, these guys believe. the real reward is up in the air. >> we have the best seat in the house. we are in the air with the athletes. >> the brothers told me when they first started taking the videos, athletes gave them a cold shoulder tinl until t,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> a small village in scanning the license plate of every vehicle that pass throughs town. the ring of steel its designed criminals. for the most part the cameras find vehicles with expired registration stickers. anna werner reports. >> suspended or revoked registration. >> reporter: you bet noert have anything to hide if you drive into free port, new york. >> okay. >> stolen license plate. >> reporter: chief bermudez, track every vehicle, w

. >> so she gets a sticker, applies to it her neck, pops it around the butterfly to make it look real. then applies a little bandage. >> they don't bandage them up. >> no. you put clean film over them. >> it doesn't matter. the parents don't know any better. >> don't you like it? >> no, i don't. >> why not? >> i don't like tattoos. >> you're the one who told me i should get one. >> i never said that! >> mom seems to be painting which means she's an artist. >> mom doesn't have to like it though. you're 23. >> mom, i heard jesus had a tattoo. >> pretty sure jesus didn't have a tattoo, boo. >> i can always get it lasered off if i don't like it. >> that costs thousands of dollars. >> it looks good. >> how do you know what it looks like? you can't even see it. you need two mirrors. >> it looks as good as your hat, dad. >> but he can take his off. >> i'm finished with you. i'll tell you what i'll pay for. new locks as soon as you get the hell out of here. >> getting told. >> that's old school. my house, my rules. get out. >> i think mom will have the same reaction. >> dad, go like this. >>

a new study shows bees and butterflies are at risk of becoming extinct.and this could have an impact on the expect mostly sunny skies today with increasing clouds late. highs will be very warm thanks to strong southwest winds and sun. temperatures will reach the mid to upper 60s. wind gusts up to 40 mph lots of people in northern kentucky were "buzzing" with excitement yesterday ... getting a chance to learn about what it takes to become a beekeeper. beekeeper.the "northern kentucky beekeepers association" held its annual "bee school"dozens of people turned out at the "campbell county cooperative extension" participants learned the basics of beekeeping 101 ... organizers say beekeeping is a great hobby ... and it's a way of caring for the environment. without bees we would have no food ...... grocery store storeif you missed this year's class but you're interested in learning more, "the northern kentucky beekeepers association" holds this event every year. speaking of bees, a new united nation study shows..the insects are on a growing list of pollinating species.. in jepordy of extin

there's some good news for the monarch butterfly population. there are more butterflys this season! that's according to the mexico national commission of protected natural areas. when compared to last year's numbers of migrating population has gone up by 255-percent. conservationists say it's good news, but that monarchs are still at risk as their migration continues. bed early, we've got the big winners from last night's academy awards. plus, why oscars host chris rock is also winning rave reviews. five ku klux klan members who went to jail after a fight at a california rally are now free. why seven are still behind bars. plus, we'll tell you what you should be buying at the grocery store. in this week's healthy living, how a nutritionist says we can do a better of job of keeping those new year's resolutions. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey

>> a beautiful butterfly! >> and so the hungry caterpillar changed into a beautiful butterfly and flew around happily ever after. >> do the seasons change? >> yeah. >> can you explain it to me? >> it, like, goes, uh, summer and then it goes to fall and then winter and then spring, and then it keeps going in that order, and then again and again and again. >> what else changes? >> butterflies. >> how do they change? >> first they start like a chrysalis, and then they turn into a beautiful butterfly. >> are you still going to keep tiger now that you know he's going to change into a butterfly? >> i've changed my mind. it's too hard keeping a caterpillar for a pet. >> that's because they're always gonna change into butterflies. >> let's put tiger back in the garden. i wish you didn't have to change. bye-bye, little buddy. >> bye, tiger. >> i'm going to miss him. he was my best pet ever. >> oh, never mind, raggs. you'll find another pet. >>frog ribbits] >> ears up, puppies! do you hear that? >> this calls for an ear

a skateboard, a butterfly decoration. a stroller. >> i was just in disbelief. in shock. >> signs that six children lived here, including a 7 month found unresponsive by an older sibling wednesday morning. and no adult at home. >> just a terrible, unfortunate situation. and we're all devastated to say the least. >> police arrived at this van buren street home shortly after that sibling called 911. e.m.s. transferred him to children's hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> i'm just overwhelmed. i can't believe it. >> stunned neighbors say the six children from 7 months to 10 years old were usually in the care of their grandmother. >> she's very hands on with the children. especially the newborns. because she really helps out with the kids. >> it's also unclear where the children's mother was. >> i really don't know. because like i said, most i've seen is in the summertime. outside playing and things. >> like normal, fun loving kids in the family. and it's just a horrible, tragic incident. >> many asking the same question. where were the adults? your kids. >> a

dozens and dozens of butterflies. each created by a child who came here to report physical or sexual abuse. >> if there had been something like this for me, it would have changed a lot. >>reporter: colby some in is a board member because of what happened to her. >> my abuser was an older cousin who i loved and trusted. >>reporter: she said it started when she was seven or eight and ended when she was 11. she said he forcibly raped her. she did not report it for decades. >> i thought by telling, i would destroy my family and it turned out that my abuser hurt other people that i cared about. my silence actually was the very thing that ended up allowing further destruction to occur. >>reporter: simon now has two children of her own and they e fierce advocate for able to mandate age-appropriate child abuse education in all state- funded schools. activists say one of the best ways to fight child abuse is to talk about it. the director of the center set up a booth to giveaway t- shirts, encouraging people to talk to each ot

. >> well, butterfly, like monarch butterfly or something?t as a butterfly. >> that's a moth. >> tattoos are tricky. >> that's the only thing she could finds? >> just the kings covered up. because i think i don't know if it was roman numerals, you know? >> couldn't -- does it have to be ann secretary, maybe an eagle? i don't know. >> peacock? >> if i -- if you had to get a tatoo, to save the free world, today, what would it be? >> oh, i have no idea. you know, i don't have any tattoos. >> i can't -- i don't know. >> common. >> lauren, what about you? i don't know. >> i have one. i have to show you a picture of it, i can't describe it. >> where is it? >> avenue picture, so when i get it. >> oh, not the one you already have? >> yes there is one right here is the one i already have. >> very small picture of my face, sweet. >> mike, what about yours? >> it says wendy. let me describe where it is, welcome to jamaica, have a nice day. any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers

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a new study shows bees and butterflies are at risk of becoming extinct.and this could have an impact on the lots of people in northern kentucky were "buzzing" with excitement yesterday ... getting a chance to learn about what it takes to become a beekeeper. beekeeper.the "northern kentucky beekeepers association" held its annual "bee school"dozens of people turned out at the "campbell county cooperative extension" participants learned the basics of beekeeping 101 ... along with more in depth information.. like how to keep pests away from their hives. organizers say beekeeping is a great hobby ... and it's a way of caring for the environment. without bees we would have no food ...... grocery store storeif you missed this year's class but you're interested in learning more, "the northern kentucky beekeepers association" holds this event every year. speaking of bees, a new united nation study shows..the insects are on a growing list of pollinating species.. in jepordy of extinctionalso on the list: birds, butterflies and beetles.reserchers warn the trend could threaten the worlds food s

a new study shows bees and butterflies are at risk of becoming extinct.and this could have an impact on the lots of people in northern kentucky were "buzzing" with excitement yesterday ... gettiong a chance to learn about what it takes to become a beekeeper. beekeeper.the "northern kentucky beekeepers association" held its annual "bee school"dozens of people turned out at the "campbell county cooperative extension" participants learned the basics of beekeeping 101 ... along with more in depth information.. like how to keep pests away from their hives. organizers say beekeeping is a great hobby ... and it's a way of caring for the environment. without bees we would have no food ...... grocery store storeif you missed this year's class but you're interested in learning more, "the northern kentucky beekeepers association" holds this event every year. speaking of bees, a new united nation study shows..the insects are on a growing list of pollinating species.. in jepordy of extinctionalso on the list: birds, butterflies and beetles.reserchers warn the trend could threaten the worlds food

@at dawn, the butterflies are @starting to fly. @of course the orchids look @gorgeous. @>> and which orchids do we have @next to you. @>> we're looking at more here. @this is known as the slipper @orchid. @>> again, how do you keep these @alive? @>> we water them regularly. @we have a giant green house. @the orchids thrive in here. @as long as we don't overwater @them, they do very, very well. @we like to share our knowledge @if you have any questions, come @down, and we'll teach you how @to grow these great orchids. @they're different with @environments for the different @type of orchid they are. @>> we can show you which @orchids will do well in your @home. thank you so much, @cynthia. @coming up, maureen, like we @said, we'll teach you some of @those tips to keep your orchid @alive at home. @back to you in the studio. @>> i promise i will be taking @notes. @>> wonderful. @>> thanks, alyssa. @>>> still ahead this morning, @an olympic gold medalist says @she's infected infected with @the zika virus after training @in brazil. @what

. >> so glad you stayed with us, 10:10 there's a boom in the monarch butterfly population.butterflies that fly 2500 miles each year to a mountain in mexico are flourishing. the population has increased by 255% this season. wow, the numbers are giving conservationist hope for the butterfly that has seen the population dwindle in recent years. 255%. that's wild. >> reporter: that's what happens when it's 70 degrees on christmas day. let's get you outside. it's funny, gray, the phillies home opener was april 11. watch it be warmer on christmas day than the phillies home opener. that's how warm it was thanks to the el nino, it's been an easy-to-handle wirnl -- winter after coming off last year. get outside and enjoy this weather, because it doesn't often during the month. february. 28 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 26. winds out of the west southwest 14 miles per hour. feels like 42. the winds are out of the south so the numbers will moderate quickly. 50 to the south, dover at 50, wildwood, 50. atlantic city, 52. upper 40s for the lehigh valley. 43 in the poconos. trenton,

gold medalist misty hyman who competed in the 2000 olympics in sydney, australia, in the 200 meter butterfly.. "i'm planning to go myself." she's researched it and she's still planning to go to support friends who may be competing in the olympics. "it is something to be aware of and to research, but i do think that it's not going to affect most of the athletes." another friend of misty's who was planning to go has decided to back out, because she's planning to get pregnant this year. "my friend doesn't want to take that risk." fortunately -- when the rio games begin it will be the winter in brazil.... so there shouldn't be as many mosquitoes. it's something we think about quite often.is my child safe? whether they're out with friends or at school. most parents worry. we're here to give you and your child the tools you need to develop a safety plan. 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us. colleen the last day of your safety week series is a very important one. some kids don't think about safety. and parents struggle to find a way to teach their children about it. we spoke to 5 different exp

you get butterflies in your stomach. >> reporter: but those butterflies usually disappear with the rushing wind of a downhill run. if a kid was going to ask you how do i do what you do? what would you tell them? >> probably tell them to follow their passions. that's how we all got here. that's the best wayy to got to what you love to do. >> reporter: although at the end of each slope is a paycheck, these guys believe. the real reward is up in the air. >> we have the best seat in the house. we are in the air with the athletes. so, pretty rad. >> the brothers told me when they first started taking the cold shoulder tinluntil they saw how great they are as photographers and athletes. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. urologist, i have performed 9,421 and a half prostate exams. so why do i do it? because i get paid. und... on this side of the glove i know prostate exams can save lives. so, if you are a man over 50, talk to you doctor to see if a prostate exam is right for you. if we can do it, so can you. >>> a small village in scanning the license plate of every vehicle that pas

ablock heart, a butterfly and glasses -- a black heart and a butterfly and glasses. >> i think i saw a pinocchio nose -- [ talking at the same time ] >> and someone wearing a crown. a pinocchio nose would come in handy. >> i wanted the finishers crossed for a long time -- [ talking at the same time ] >> there it is. four down. >> i see. >> on the right. >> go down. >> mr. yuck too. in the second row. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. blowing nose. slapping her forehead between blowing the nose and the -- [ talking at the same time ] >> fist bump too. >> a clown. >> it is a -- [ talking at the same time ] >> good eye. >> a person who i believe may be a king. pink shirt. is that her whatever or what -- [ talking at the same time ] >> here is another set that no one will know what you mean when you send it. like the chocolate ice cream. everybody thought it -- [ talking at the same time ] >> let them believe it. [ talking at the same time ] >> avocado? >> john travolta -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. >> probably not, though. >> yes, that will be like you want to go out on saturday night -- >

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my stomach had like butterflies here, you know. i almost got diarrhea, you know.ous. >> i don't see the way we see her in the physical world. fy say to someone, there's a mother energy here, and you tell me your mother isn't departed, it could be a grandmother, a law, an aunt, or someone like a mother. >> jimmy: he doesn't like his mother-in-law, can we not let her in? my mother-in-law, sheazy, she try to boss me around, control me. tried to do like, oh, do this, you knowy day. i told her, relax, enjoy life, you know? she's very insane. >> jimmy: do you ever get contacted by famous people? >> i've seent are celebrities. popped in for a reading. >> jimmy: it would bek elvis or something. any elvis coming through? >> no, but he is dead, i women say that. >> jimmy: he is dead, i had a>> for a tragedy like a snowmobile or ski accident, i'll see sunny bono. >> jimmy: you see sunny bono sometimes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: does he mention cher? is there ever any,er i said hello, tell chazz congratulations on "dancing with the stars," anything l

. >>> these butterflies are part of our ecosystem. a new first of its kind report out today from the united nations shows just how much trouble our sit -- our food supply could be in. here's what we are learning. 45% of pollinator species are heading for extinction. conditions are the worst for bees and butterflies. humming birds and bats are slightly better off. the report found pollinators are the key to hundreds of billions of dollars of crops every year. everything from apples to coffee. and we are already seeing the impact. just last week here on the now, we introduced you to the man behind landing fees. he has already lost $50,000 in business this year. >> it's indicative of what is coming. we have incredible systems pressures going on. much less diversity. there is waited generations of pesticides that are contaminating and poisoning. >> the issues are what the united nations also points out in the report saying there is not one single cause of the pollinator die off. changes in farming, while farzad -- wildflowers are disappea

the butterfly encounter from springhill. >> when we travel throughout the united states. -- we travel throughout the united states. this gives you a a chance to interact with the butterflies. feed them. >> reporter: i tell you what, speaking of feeding, you can see no lines here on the midway. no lines to get on the rides. no lines to get your food. i have some other stuff to get to it and we will let you know how we are making sure the games out here on the midway are fair. right now back to you as the rain starts. spewing the rain has started. look a look outside live. -- >> one the rain has started. look outside. the rain is just about to move in. we are about to get a good downpour. if you are stepping out tonight to do anything outside you will need the umbrella. look at the shield of rain to move in. we had a pocket of thunder and lightning rolling through citrus county. light rain across hernando at this point. heavy rain is about to move in from the west. downtown tampa getting in on some rain as well. again, none of this is severe but it will make for a mess with the evening