the ducks are a really downer. they're a lot of investment in armament on the case of the male and defense or resistance on the females. a sexual arms race inch the case of the bauer birds, birds that teach us a new lesson but sexual autonomy, and this is what i call esthetic remodeling, a way to avoid the arms race. here we have a bauer bird, this is found in australia and new guinea or the family is, and the female does all the nesting and the males build these bower. the bower is not a most. it's a see ducks theater, made out of found objects, in this case sticks and then ornamented with stuff, in this case blue feathers and blue trash, and whatnot, and this is another bower bird with the two walls. this is called an avenue bower and that's where the female sits during the display. in this species they like white things like bones and sticks but in this case he is using -- well, this bower is about two kilometers from the ocean in the western australia, on the ocean is a cliff and in the middle of the cliff is a

the same goes for the duck.this relationship grow, one that had a hairy beginning. in their backyard, tommy benson spotted a nest with eight duck eggs and no mother duck. >> the mother never came back. >> the eggs were cold. >> reporter: the family followed the guidelines from wildlife experts, and in 28 days the ducks hatched back in may. in the end, only one duckling survived. and that's where their dog came in. >> maybe he realized that something was wrong. he's very good-natured dog. >> now he's totally takennen on this momma-dog persona. >> reporter: the family has let the duck out into the wild. >> the other ducks aren't very accepting of her. she'll try to get in with them but they don't let her in. >> reporter: so she keeps coming back. certainly, not your ordinary duck tale, but this is no ordinary duck and no ordinary dog. >> actually, bwff. best water fowl friend. >>> can you believe it is august? >> august 1st, and we have typical summertime weather. we open with a beautiful view of the bridge that o

i can't take the duck?he duck. ♪ >> my collection is meant to bring joy to other people. now my office just looks like everybody else's office. is that what we're trying to do? create like a drone factory of everybody looking exactly the same? can't there be any diversity in terms of the [ bleep ] you have in your office? you know, there is a silver lining if i thought about it. even though i'm losing this stuff, at least it's getting on tv and the world gets to see it one last time. and though i may have lost my spirit, i didn't lose my second branic device. this thing's a classic. [ cheers and applause ] check out that action. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thanks to matt from "hoarders." oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> i've still got it, jimmy! >> jimmy: gary greenberg, everyone. tonight on the show, we have music from dennis lloyd -- don't encourage him! elsie fisher here. we'll be right back with mandy moore! ♪ hurry in to old navy for the kids and baby sale with up to sixty percent off.

and i was like, oh, wow, dad does donald duck! was really all he did, though. >> oh, that's too bad. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he does donald duck, and he'll tell you about his knee surgery at length for hours and hours at a time. >> does he do it with pants on or off? >> jimmy: pants are always on. >> okay, that's important. >> jimmy: at a certain point you get so bored you wish the pants were off. [ laughter ] >> i'll take the pants off, dad. so no, it's interesting, i think i'm the only third person who's ever voiced donald duck, ever, in the history of the character. >> jimmy: ever in the history, that's pretty -- that's great. >> yeah it's amazing. >> jimmy: wow, you're the third donald duck. >> i'm the third donald duck. >> jimmy: this has been a very bird-heavy themed -- >> very bird-heavy. it is, it is. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: are you going on vacation this summer, got any plans? >> no, i just got back. i've got to go to work. i have a showtime show that's going to start -- >> jimmy:

, but that's a frog. >> but if it quacks like a duck, i thought it was supposed to be a duck. >> butduck. >> it hops like a frog. >> this is something i discovered when i was in the south. you will hear frogs sound like that and it looks like it's on the hood of the car or something. >> or is this just a car alarm in the south? >> could be. >>> hope you enjoyed our show today. go over to "right this minute" for more fun stuff and to connect with all of us here on rtm. we'll see you next time for a brand-new episode of rtm. cover of "time" magazine. there was reinvention and a comeback. ♪ go ♪ we're going riding on the freeway of love ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 1999 awarded the national medal of arts from president clinton. the medal of freedom in 2005 from president bush. and she was there at the inauguration of the first african-american president, barack obama. ♪ our country tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty >> reporter: tributes growing on her star on the hollywood walk of fame and at the apollo theater in new york. then and now. her family says aretha franklin, who had pancreatic cancer,

yet, it is a duck. and, they are inseparable.wherever the doctor goes, brody is not far behind. >> she likes to swim in the canal. she will come down here and jump off. when brody sees that he gets nervous, because she is leaving. he will come down here and squat down and wait for her. and then she will come and jump up. she follows him and it is adorable. >> that is too cute. this is not an ordinary friendship. the duck was actually abandoned and that is when brody came in. the family tried to release the duck out into the wild, but she just kept coming back. >>> inseparable, nice. we have a cool change for the bay area as we look towards alcatraz and the bay, the forecast is coming up in just a minute. to senator >>> coming up, all new at six tonight, chinese espionage, how a mall for the communist government managed to get a front row seat to diane feinstein's dealings for nearly 20 years. >>> but first, the markets were mixed today. here's a look at closing numbers from wall street. you know when you're at ross shopping for b

so nojurassic park chickens and ostriches and ducks. so no jurassic park anytime chickens and ostriches and ducks. so nojurassic park anytime soon. absolutely not. binky so much for joining us. right, it has not been whether for dinosaurs, joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it joining us. right, it has not been whether for dinosaurs, it has joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it has been for ducks. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. whilst the rain mears heading away, there will be some strong gusts of wind, and then the rain will start to ease away, many having a largely dry night, not quite as cool as recent nights. away from scotland, tomorrow is a bank holiday monday, a few showers around feeding across, but fairly well scattered, most having a largely dry day. a noticeable breeze but not as strong as what we have seen through sunday. temperatures between 16 and 20 celsius, so feeling a little warmer than today. through tuesday we will see some good spells of sunshine, but

one person on facebook writing how the mighty ducks have fallen. >> how horrible. >> a girl and an alligator our friends? >> if i didn't see the picture i wouldn't believe it myself. but this is her, she celebrated her graduation from texas a and m university, not many yearbooks include this. she works at a wildlife sanctuary. she says he is like a puppy and she plays with them in the water almost every day. not your typical graduation picture. this makes me very uncomfortable. todd: what happens to graduation pictures with a white background? >> i want to tell her to get out of the water. todd: that is a huge alligator. >> much braver than i am. todd: thanks. for brotherly love, candace owens and charlie kirk targeted by antifa while having breakfast in philadelphia. todd: candace and charlie refused to back down. they are here live to respond to that. ♪ shannon: molly tibbetts's family now losing hope, her father does not think she was taken against her will. todd: the latest in the investigation. >> i will be honest with you. early on i wasn't a

>> in the south, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's usual lay duck. >> and whether he will run for president in 2020. >> so, mitch, i want to ask you this. how seriously are you thinking ab it? >> welcome to the ae files. >> good to see you. we're here in your hometown of new orleans. in a cafe reconcile. tell me why this is such a special place to you. >> well, when i grew up, there was a jesuit priest who half finishing that run actually became the pastor of a downtown inner city church and started talking about ways to help kids and to connect people with money with people who needed money and he wanted to start a place where kids could have a better future and he said look, weath've got go to the toughest of the tough places and find the people who need help most. and the children and young people that are working here, kids that have lived the toughest of the toughst lives in america, some have been shot. some of them with parents of children who have been shot. some of them are young men and women that have served time in jail that have come out and now, they'

so nojurassic park chickens and ostriches and ducks.ark anytime soon. absolutely not. binky so much for joining us. right, it has not been whether for dinosaurs, joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it joining us. right, it has not been whether for dinosaurs, it has joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it has been for ducks. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. whilst the rain mears heading away, there will be some strong gusts of wind, and then the rain will start to ease away, many having a largely dry night, not quite as cool as recent nights. away from scotland, tomorrow is a bank holiday monday, a few showers around feeding across, but fairly well scattered, most having a largely

for a duck boat crash that left 17 people dead. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. was shot with a pellet gun... the bird was hurt so badly that at first -- doctors thought it was hit by a car... eek e sh withll. it was so badly hurt it was thought to have been hit by a car. it's a small female about six years old found in the pittsburg area and it will be at least a few weeks before we'll know whether it can be released back into the wild. >>> new this morning, it is more than a month since 17 people were tragically killed on a duck boat in missouri. now the u.s. coast guard is putting the blame on the captain. the coast guard found the captain committed quote misconduct, negligence and inattention to duty. the coast guard also said the captain of another duck boat that made it back to shore that night also acted in a negligent manner. no one has been charged in connection with the duck boat sinking. >>> almost all the criminal charges have been dismissed in connection wi

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i don't know if donald duck is the best choice for this. if there's any disney character you want to put your kids to bed it's sleepy from the seven dwarfs. if the hotline doesn't work to get your kid to sleep, do not worry, there's a prescription disney is selling called bambien. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: here's another weird kid thing. are you familiar with claw machines? like a lobster tank filled with stuffed animals and the claw comes down? children for awhile now have been getting into these machines. they're climbing up through the prize chute and getting stuck inside the machine. which is, you know -- it's cheap babysit, it only costs 50 cents to pick them up. but it's something that obviously scares the children. >> ryder, how did you get in there? >> what the hell? >> what do i do? >> kid! >> how are we going to get him out of there? >> do you want me to call the fire department? because they're going to have to get you out of here. >> you've got to calm down, honey. [ screaming ] >> no, no, put your head sideways, put y

to wembley first, where harry kane has finally broken his august duck.spurs in august before today, 15 matches in total he has now. he scored tottenham's second in their 3—1 win over fulham at wembley. the golden boot winner at the world cup continuing that run. how many will the england captain get now that he's got his scoring boots on earlier this season. that man lucas moura got his first goal for spurs their opener. after fulham equalised, the moment of the match, kieran tripper‘s superb free kick. almost identical to the one he scored for england in the world cup semifinal this summer. so how does kane feel about finally breaking that duck? 7 and has a played on his mind so far? something obvious they know about and a lot of people like to talk about it, but for me i said before when you score in everything you touch turns to gold so it doesn't. and always seems to be august that it doesn't for me. that's the score today. always room for improvement and that's what i will try to do. the same things we need to improve, i think the same things we nee

a vulture and a duck were killed by large chunks of hail. this is video from the bear this is video from the bear exhibit... you can see the bears in the background scrambling for cover. a number of visitors were hurt by the hail and taken to the hospital. and major damage was done to hundreds of cars in the parking lot. (pam) coming up: we are learning more about the life... the suspected golden state killer lived .... from those who knew him. ahead.. a former co- worker explains how he acted. (ken)plus: customers are spending hours in line at the dmv.what officials are doing to make the lines move faster. (pam) and next: after an arrest in the latest bart stabbing..bart's former chief explains why the latest attempt to increase passenger security may backfire. (lawrence) ten at ten (pam) new (pam) new at 10:30 - bart police say, this man is wanted in an attack on the richmond train platform. officials say, the attack happened saturday, just before 10- in the morning. the suspect is wanted for felony battery. if you have any information you

and it sounds like a duck and feels like a duck it feels like a crime nerd serial guy saying hey you pay this and i'll pay you back. doesn't look good out it doesn't look good it's terrible and all of my life i made a distinction in my last several books between political sins that look terrible and actual federal crimes and under the rule of law it's very important that we keep that distinction sharp and so what i think trump has done is committed a massive political sense for which he should have to pay a heavy political price but he's not gone over the line in my view and committed any serious crimes he may have the campaign may be guilty of failing to report a contribution by the candidate that generally results in some fine but not really any kind of criminal certainly not allow me a slight billing but what a selfie that he can be an unindicted coconspirator if it isn't a crime right that's that's right yeah so why did he and his prosecution think it's a crime why do they disagree with you well the prosecution hasn't said that it's only been pundits who said that the prosecution

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industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r t does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did you all thought one point cite the co-founder of the national endowment for democracy who said in one nine hundred ninety one quote a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by big cia do you think that's still the case now. absolutely i mean even it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. at what the ne does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende inchy lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it look

. >> we have that american saying if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it is probably a duckying it's a turkey. >> the burden is on them to prove it's a duck. in this case they didn't. >> no. the defense argued the prosecution had absolutely no evidence dave even left his house the night debbie was abducted and presumably murdered. his daughter insisted he could not have left the house without her having heard him. >> it doesn't seem at all possible. >> even though investigators would tell the court the kids slept so soundly it was hard to wake them up when they went to see them one morning, the defense claims that the prosecution's theory of what happened just didn't add up. >> that is just beyond belief that somebody would take that kind of risk, he would sneak down the hallway, open the door, drive the ten or 12 miles over to debbie hawk's house, subdue her, bludgeon her, load her into the van and drive to fresno and get back to his house without getting any blood on him, without being discovered. >> so what did happen to debbie hawk? the defense floated this theory. debbi

and it sounds like a duck and feels like a duck it feels like a crime nerd hero guy saying hey you pay this and i'll pay you back to. the doesn't look good out it doesn't look good it's terrible and all of my life i made a distinction in my last several books between political sins that look terrible and actual federal crimes and under the rule of law it's very important that we keep that distinction sharp and so what i think trump has done is committed massive political sense for which he should have to pay a heavy political price but he's not gone over the line in my view and committed any serious crimes he may have the campaign may be guilty of failing to report a contribution by the candidate that generally results in some fine but not really any kind of criminal certainly not allow me a slight billing but what a selfie he can be an unindicted coconspirator if it isn't a crime right that's right yeah so why did he and his prosecution think it's a crime why do they disagree with you well the prosecution hasn't said that it's only been pundits who have said that the prosecution says

he can't duck them. he can't duck it. it's his documents. he should say, he should have said already he wants them released if he's an open, fair, wonderful man supreme court justice that he's trying to portray himself to be. [ inaudible question ] >> ask the american people if getting the full documentation of what kavanaugh believes is grasping at straws. because they are rushing something through in a way that is, you know, just such a dereliction of duty and what america is all about. doesn't mean we're grasping at straws to try to make it right. again, we aren't just talking about it. we walk the walk. they demanded the same thing. last question. [ inaudible question ] >> as i have said over and over again and i will say it again, if we can convince the american people that judge kavanaugh, when he becomes justice, if he becomes justice, would repeal health care, particularly pre-existing -- protection of pre-existing conditions and would undo a woman's right to health freedom, we will get a majority of bipartisan majority. thanks. >> y

weiss is best known for playing the role of goldberg the goalie in the "mighty ducks" trilogy. his mug shot is now getting a lot of attention on social media. weiss is 38 years old and this is not his first run-in with police. last year he served time for theft and drug possession. ( darya ) coming up... coming up... gas prices are dropping. how much you can expect to pay as you head out the door this morning. ( darya ) and next... getting your kid to eat more vegetables... could start with the type of plate you give them. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá) much like yesterday today's temperatures will be warmer than average inland boosting into the 80's and 90's under sunny but hazy skies. along the coast high temperatures will fall just a couple degrees with most temperatures peaking in the 60's and 70's. expect some fog this morning but more sunshine ( james ) 4 your health this morning... how much your child eats could depend on their plate. researchers say segmented plates... with pictures of recommended foods... had pre-schoolers eating more veget

the duck is good.hey carve ity it rea good at the table. >>> abaoment you py have seen on social media already, people in taiwan are eating ice cream that looks like a puppy. >> okay. oh! the shar-pei puppies. >> i don't want to eat a dog. they're made ofchocolate, milk tea or peanut flavored ice cream. >> took the head right f. >> how is this different than eating a chocolate bunny. >> it's different because it feeds into a ereotype. one puppy ice cream takes about five hours to make apparently. the restaurant is struggling tow keep uph demand as they can only make 100 per day. also out in the far east there is a trend of takin real food and making it like desserts. this might be the next trend. >> it's just the way it looks, t still, i don't know if i one. eat >> let's move on. i think we shouldust get past that. a lot of kids heading back to school today. the new clothes, all the kids with all their new stuff.ha this morning you need to know is if you are around the edricksburg area really south of

how about a game of duck duck goose.ame game, there is a defensive play of the game to get jason haworth diving into foul territory. haworth of the cubs is rob. chicago wins the ballgame. this is the fan play of the night. hold onto your cell phone, but the man on hold, and make a barehanded catch. it was a beautiful play. it is our fan catch of the night. this is pretty nice also. i love this because the fan says i am getting that ball. basically he stole it from josi ramirez. look at the kid. no, no. he is going into the stands. he is getting that ball and going home. >>> see you later everyone. >> thank you for joining us. >> desmet s. here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suit

as opening an app we tried it out on me have a look smooth the skin feel blemishes get rid of those duck rings bigger eyes perhaps and if you go a bit too far that worries just undo and start again looking to see you can even add a smile it only takes a few seconds to make yourself that much prettier looks can be deceiving especially on the internet where constantly bombarded by images of beautiful people leaving seemingly beautiful lives out to believe photo sharing platform instagram now boasts a billion uses with so many people potentially judging our appearance it's no wonder the practice of doctrine photographs is so widespread after all sometimes it seems our real selves just can't keep up. pretty pictures can earn us pretty penny especially on social media. take us. on her way to becoming. a model booker knows how much for doctoring can go into an instagram post. general. are usually noticeable places been added to that of course there are people who are really good photo editing so sometimes you just can't detect. most of the time though you can. but my sense. is standard practic

famous bonds of character can now be visited off to duck from now until october special guided night to us of the referee eighteen hundred year old archaeological complex of being off it. one of friends biggest and most well preserved the three temples which is normally not open to the public will also be open specially for these times. they run until october second. show machine turns seventy on friday the frenchman is considered to be one of the pioneers of electronic music came out household name after the smash success of his album oxygen in the one nine hundred seventy six. single helped to bring the sound of synthesizers to the dance floor and turned the album into a milestone in the history of electronic music over the course of his career john is achieved sales of some million units worldwide. the tenth anniversary of computer and video game fit games con is to train convention in the unites each day at dusk the banks of the rhine up based in canada as part of the project lighted up around seven thousand new and cheap something used to make prominent stops shining a little br

industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r.t. does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the cia it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. and what the any does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende inchy late but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an ext

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industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r t does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did. a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the cia it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. and what the ne d. does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende in she lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an e

now he ducks and hides? >> chris, the standard is very clear. to legal counsel who has expertise in the field that you don't. donald trump is not an attorney. he's listening to his legal counsel. >> he says he knows better than the generals. he knows better than the intelligence community. but now all of a sudden some lawyers tell him don't talk to mueller, and he forgets everything he's ever said about candor and truth before. >> well, with all due respect, the think the president has been a little busy denuclearizing the korean peninsula -- >> how are we doing with that by the way? i thought the threat was over. >> chris, you know what just happened? >> what happened. >> u.s. soldiers' bodies were returned from north korea. that took place during the korean conflict. we finally get those soldiers back. that is a win for the american people. >> thank god for their families. thank god for the dignity of those men who served this country. it has nothing to do with denuclearization and don't do that. don't hold out their memories and their integri

. >> the duck season, rabbit season exchange to this day, if i watch it, i laugh hysterically because know it's coming, but watching daffy duck step into it every single time is absolutely brilliant. >> not again. >> the timing in those cartoons is so great. and it was universal comedy. you don't need to know much to understand why bugs bunny and elmer fudd are funny. >> kill the rabbit, kill the rabbit, kill the rabbit. >> kill the rabbit? >> bugs bunny is one of the most influential comedians of all time. i don't think there's anyone from my generation of comedy who didn't learn how to time a joke from bugs bunny. >> of course you realize this means war. >> warner bros. cartoons, i think they got personalities right. you had so many different stars, you had bugs and you had daffy and you had elmer fudd, yosemite sam, the roadrunner, the coyote. that's quite a lot. they did pretty good. >> the animated stars were as big as any movie star, certainly, that we knew, and as children they were much bigger. >> audiences could relate to these characters. >> we saw ourselves in mickey. he wa

saturdayne audience on in a commentary on how polarized the state is that daffy duck 48% of the out with vote against him if he were running. the burden grows the more you serve in office. he is seeking a third term and that also raises the bar for him. contest inenate wisconsin, is tammy baldwin expected to have a tough race? guest: it is a real race and she is also favored in her race partly or in good part because incumbent senators are extremely hard to beat when our party is not in power. when they are not in the same president so that climate is a challenge for scott walker but an asset for tammy baldwin. her potential republican challengers are not household names either, so she is definitely the favorite. a tremendous amount of money has been and will continue to be spent in this race including a lot of money spent against her. host: to the house races and wisconsin, where will you be keeping an eye on tonight? guest: two in particular. the one that has gotten the most attention, -- most the district of house speaker paul ryan who is first elected in 1998. it is been a long time

industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r t does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did. a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the cia it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. what the any does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende in she lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an extensi

industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r.t. does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did. a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the cia it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. and what the ne does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende in she lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an ext

industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r t does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelosi and her colleagues in congress do every day when confronted with the issue there's nothing they can do but deflect and run away as palosi did a lot of what we do today was done covertly twenty five years ago by the cia it's even more the case since the color revolution model has been introduced. and what the ne d. does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende in she lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an ex

they have ducked that. four years ago, they said they would do it. cycling offences on their own. the whole system in relation to road traffic offences and penalties isn't working. the government says it is doing more to keep cyclists themselves safe, trying to prevent drivers passing too closely the bikes. scientists at the us space agency nasa have launched a probe close to the sun which has finally get off the ground. the unmanned parker solar probe was supposed to launch yesterday, but its departure was cancelled with just moments to go. professor tim healy was involved in the initial proposal. earlier this morning, he told me he was delighted with the launch. it is always a tense experience watching a rocket launch. you never quite know what's going to happen. but it seems to have gone absolutely perfectly this morning, so very smooth, just like you want it to go, so everything's absolutely on track. it's fantastic news. and just remind us, why this need to get closer to the sun? well, as we know, the sun is what drives all of life on earth. so

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hires the thing, if it looks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. >> you thinkster? >> looking at his entire career, all of his real estate was built essentially by the mob, he has low ties with the kennedy family. >> who are you saying -- what is your authority? you're saying he has gotten money from the italian mob? the sicilian mob? >> it has long been documented that these are folks that have long been connected with the mob. >> it takes about 5% of a construction job to move something in new york. it takes a little bit of juice to move something. there was a random piece yesterday about donald trump and the mob. i was the guy you had to run to for concrete and drywall and i have stories to tell you about donald trump, the cushmans, and this was the '8 0s, the '70s whn donald trump was coming up. he has made it known that he will work with shady characters. >> you ever went to a restaurant before they had ice in the old days before they had refrigeration? the mob controlled the ice and this is concrete. >> we should look at the larger picture here, which is

>>> duck and cover. wrong and hasn't been charged with a crime. as president trump takes to twitter to attack michael cohen and praise paul manafort. how long can republicans up on capitol hill dodge questions about impeachment? >>> discrediting

to ban "duck boats". one of the survivors of last month's missouri duck boat tragedy ... launched an online petition to ban the boats. 17- people died, after storms caused a duck boat to capsize on a lake in branson, missouri. tia coleman was on the boat with 10 other family members. nine of them died. the coast guard says, the boat should not have been on the water. the coleman attorney says, additional lawsuits are expected. (pam) new at ten: following recent following at ten: new (pam) new at ten: following recent violence in chicago, two gangs have put down their guns... to work togpeace is le a new playground for kids in the area. here's mai martinez with the story. it's a labor of love for people in the north pullman neighborhood. the newly-built playground near 104th and corliss... a beacon of hope for children in the area... sherman scullark/gang member: it's peace going on now. they really could play. they don't have to worry about anything. but gang member sherman scullark says that wasn't always the case as two gangs fought over turf in the area for years.sherm

and it sounds like a duck and feels like a duck it feels like a crime nerd serial guy saying hey you pay this and i'll pay you that. doesn't look good out it doesn't look good it's terrible and all of my life i made a distinction in my last several books between political sins that look terrible and actual federal crimes and under the rule of law it's very important that we keep that distinction sharp and so what i think trump has done is committed a massive political sense for which he should have to pay a heavy political price but he's not gone over the line in my view and committed any serious crimes he may have the campaign may be guilty of failing to report a contribution by the candidate that generally results in some fine but not really any kind of criminal certainly not allow me a slight billing but what a selfie he can be an unindicted coconspirator if it isn't a crime right that's that's right yeah so why did he and his prosecution think it's a crime why do they disagree with you where the prosecution hasn't said that it's only been pundits who said that the prosecution say

. >> ducks. >> mark: let's roll that tape. >> goats on the loose.ene. 118 goats swarming their suburban yards, completely unsupervised. >> what happens if you get it wrong? >> mark: we are back to 0-0. over 100 goats there. i believe they were fleeing rosie's medley. [laughter] let's go to question three. this is multiple-choice. an amish man in michigan is giving ridesharing apps a run for their money by launching his own business using just his horse and buggy. people in his town can secure a ride for just five bucks. what is this amish entrepreneur calling the service? is it a: rent a buggy? b: ye bid and driver? or c: amish uber? and we go to geraldo. >> amish uber, c. >> mark: let's roll that tape. >> meet the amish guy in southern michigan, who has dubbed himself the amish uber. >> very good. >> he drives folks around for five bucks a pop in his horse and buggy, doesn't have a cell phone, obviously, so you have to flag him down. and he is not officially associated with uber but he gets people where they are going for an abe lincoln note. >> ma