>> that's a different age group. >> the eagles? the eagles are a football team you mean the band. >> i mean the band >> i asked you about taylor swift and you're going to talk about the eagles >> it's her prices are down a little bit from what we've seen in the past. >> that's what i thought >> when you tour as much as taylor swift does, it's a little bit of saturation. >> and the eagles tour less? >> imagine you're a huge fan of taylor swift and she's coming for the first time ever and you see her and it's a great experience she's coming next year and you're not as excited. >> she's also not beyonce. >> this is the first time the eagles will tour without glenn fry, who passed away a couple of years ago. >> you know who that is? >> i've heard about him. but his son is stepping in-and vince gill, i think is there as well >> you're on it, tyler >> let's talk about your business and how you make money. you make a fee off of each ticket sold? is that how it works >> exactly we're a marketplace. so, you know, just like uber

[laughter] it's eagle sunday. that's a nice little run. birdie, birdie, eagle. bill: 14. ian: we are seeing some eagles, lots of birdies. everyone seems to be shooting 65. cavanagh -- kevin na has this putt for eagle. this is that group with brian gay. and another eagle for kevin na. [laughter] that's what we like to see, a big smile on the face. kevin na moves to 16 under. kevin tway, kevin na, all the kevin's making eagles here. he didn't know who to pray to, but he found somebody eventually. he was pretty happy. [laughter] we will take that one. his caddie saying, well done, boss, good job. now brian gay for birdie. as it gets over the slope about six or eight feet short of the hole, it swings off to the right and picks up speed. we've seen a lot of putts miss there. yes, branden grace gets to nine under. so, one more birdie to time marc leishman's record of 61. what a birthday it is. 30th birthday today. bill: keith mitchell back at 15. dottie: he will be the 21st birdie here today if it falls. kind of needs this to get him back on track. that's better. bill: just rig

name because of the eagles rivalry with dallas cowboys.e to say about that? here he is. >> if you go fund mes to change my name from dallas to philly. people may have trouble with that but hopefully make enough plays. >> andrew says i donate to this cause, he doesn't like the cowboys either. andrew needs to donate to the cause because that go fund me page had $5 in it. jillian: he was named after the dallas cowboys, he grew up in texas, huge cowboys fans, the eagles moved up in the draft to take him because they knew the cowboys wanted to take it and look at that. savage. >> dallas will do well. rob: for anybody that hires them. thank you so much. two major mueller leaks in two days. donald trump livid after robert mueller questions are handed to the new york times. what happens now? judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano ways in next. jillian: what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> he looks great in that shot. later we will compare head shop throughout the show. the mueller probe, who leaked it? some say it is coming from the trump

>> the eagles. >> we give you an eagle's view looking across the bay area. >> i get it. >> that is whating. i hope that is helping you to wake up. welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is monday, may 7. i am dave clark. >> it you up and dancing. i am pam cook. let's check in with steve paulson. >> it will not be storming today. >> very nice. >> that was good . >>> there is only some patchy fog. we will be average, a little above for others. napa is 73 to 79. the city 59 to 66. san jose 68 to 77. there is nothing wrong with that. this system comes in tuesday and wednesday for a cool down and then there will be a warm-up friday and saturday. 40s and 50s, a few upper 50s, but a lot of upper 40s and low 50s. fremont is 49. tamaron is 50, the city is officially 52. 49 in alameda and 49 in oakland. we are set for what looks like it will be a very nice day. we will have a cooler pattern in the middle of the week but by the end of the week, friday and saturday look warmer. we could be very warm saturday, but i will tackle that on thursday. >>> this is usually when sal gets busy. >> it is busy out

why had the eagle died? the beard -- the bird, he said, must die, and the verdict of the inquest must be that it died of poison treacherously administered at the instigation of mr. south at the insistence of james buchanan. the use of the word must demonstrate his view of secession and history of self. slave owners in association with northern accomplices had killed the old union. they must kill it, he reasoned, and it must die, or otherwise a new union, a new nation was not possible. such metaphors only confirmed his deep desire for an overturning, a remaking of america, an apocalyptic change. isight add, in my new book this story of how douglass story's own store in the of african-americans in the story of african-americans and his conception of the story of america and the basic story of the old testament. the idea that jerusalem was so hopelessly corrupt that and one of theel aiahs were saying that the temple had to be destroyed, the people had to go into exile. many would die in the process. some would

can see a bald eagle out there fish, doing its work. the language in this bill would say that in reviewing pesticide and bhir sides there'd be no requirement for the e.p.a. to consult wildlife agencies to identify and minimize impact to endangered species. many of us are worried about the effects of pollinators like bees and butterflies that are critically important to agriculture. we can't exist without pollinators this ats terrible time to put them in further danger. i'll just mention one more and then i'll yield to a couple of my colleagues who are ready to speak. one provision in the farm bill would undermine the national environmental policy act, nepa. those are critically important reviews that go on in anything we do to weaken that would harm our community, our environment and our public health. so i've done a little bit of a broad overview. i could talk about things that frustrate me in this farm bill all night long but i want to yield to one of my great colleagues from the state of oregon, someone who represents the other portl

the eagles -- i don't want to dowse the enthusiasm of those of you who are excited about the eagles super bowl, but 1968, they were a long way from that. they were owned by a gentleman who was a washington developer who was about to go bankrupt and sell the team to leonard toast area they went 2-12. they were coached by a man named joe who had been extremely successful at notre dame and for some reason got the job with the eagles. jerry hired him. in 1966 he did have one good year, they went like 1-5 and he was rewarded with a completely unprecedented 15-year contract which, at the time, was unheard of in sports. they proceeded to go 2-12 in 1968, and philadelphia was extremely angry at this man. i mean, there were banners being flown around center city and franklin field on game day saying joe must go. there was particularly creative one sign at the franklin field that sort of gives you an indication that sports fans have not changed all that much. it said, "joe, please go away and die." [laughter] frank: that was the eagles. the phillies finished in last place. it was the last year befo

why had the eagle died? bird," said douglass, "must die." and the verdict of the inquest must be that it died of poison treacherously administered at the instigation of mr. south at the insistence of one james buchanan. when in doubt, just blame buchanan. the use of the word must demonstrate his view of in association withy of self.se northern accomplices had killed the old union. reasoned.kill it, he it must die. union with anew new future was not possible. such metaphors confirmed douglass' desire for a remaking apocalypticnd an did change. -- all overew book my new book is how douglass rooted his own story and the fate of african-american history. idea jerusalem was hopelessly corrupted, jeremiah, ezekiel, there were three isaiahs. jerusalem had to be destroyed. the people had to go into exile. somewhat die in the process. many would die in the process. might just find their way back. his jerusalem was america. the israelites were his people. they would be all americans if they would join. them. not go into all of one of theoint out ways

at the end common presents a very impressive animal a bold eagle. i know.now it's time to get up close and personal with you. we are going to be fighting back again and head to a really hot region in the united arab emirates just for jump has invited us to i would be here is our meet a local flood. hello my name is george etc john i would like to welcome you to abu dhabi which is my home for the past seven years i'm originally from malta and i'm happy to be showing you some of the best highlights the city has to offer. this is one of the best beaches we have here in abu dhabi the tank kilometer stretch of beach something which i really enjoy here is you come to the beach as a backdrop you have all of those skyscrapers behind you so you can get a feeling of both nature and the greatness of matt what bank can create. i love living in abu dhabi afford to secure it is gives me about two or so the mix of tradition and modern which tend to balance off each other in a video nice way only in the city of upper darby would have over three thousand one to around peopl

the two new quitters fell can read this place it's birds of prey common vim of first shows us the eagleowl you will young. the show lasts about an hour and a half and there is lots to learn about owls falcons and eagles visitors are welcome to share their knowledge and earn a feather or two. that's how do they differ from other birds how many can anyone tell me yes you know i think i was are an upturn will stand that it's ready to get a feather yeah. the oh i don't think else are nocturnal they prefer to fly in time tonight or in twilight. yeah. just. during the war does somebody have such a good hearing that for instance the barn owl which has the best hearing of all i can hear an insect crawling on a blade of grass i'm not kidding crawling first oh yeah and even more amazing it can hear that from a distance of one hundred meters that made on family runs in my guns buff that is now put her on your hand put your thumb out for that's it that's the first exercise . the next birds that come in shows us are felt of varying size she trains them to chase for hunting for example with a lure pr

. >> reporter: facebook, welcome to eagle mountain.m westmoreland got emotional. as he described the impact of facebook's new data center in utah county. the 970,000 square-foot facility is being built here at the sweetwater industrial park. it's on land adjacent to eagle mountain sewer plant. >> almost 500 acres that currently brings in a whopping total of tax revenue of $66 a year. so it's virtually doing nothing out there. >> reporter: aside from the tax revenue, building the facility will create 100 -- hundreds of infrastructure jobs. and facebook is making a commitment to be served by 100% renewable energy. the project will contribute to multiple ways to help the air quality as well as community jobs. >> facebook's blazing trails on behalf of others who will, want to locate here in eagle mountain. >> reporter: the governor and utah leaders will say this will lead to eagle mountain development but across the state. >> they don't come by themselves that's a ripple effect, the silicon valley growth is a growing center of our economy.

fiancee, were spotted very briefly by some eagle eyed people when they drove along the long walk. but this is much more up close and personal. i wonder if we can hear any of this? thank you so much. god bless you. good luck for tomorrow, harry. good luck. inaudible whose hand is that? it is your hand.

sports and philadelphia right now between villanova, the eagles, the, you know, tomorrow night. tomorrow night is big. all right, jim. >> the first team that comes back from the 0-3 deficit. >> fingers crossed. >> i used to like the celtics. if the facts change -- >> exactly. >> i got to change. >> can we talk comcast >> yeah. let's talk comcast what do you think? >> which is based in philly. >> a lot of debt huge amount of debt. got to love debt disney is going to have to pay more definitely it's a complicating factor for disney, i would say. >> we were talking about that. can rupert say -- i want to own a lot of disney. can he say that? >> i think he already did that once i think that's probably what this is about. and, jeez, they're taking a lot

more difficult time of it lately for their clubs but they both produce their best ball for the super eagles and a strong world cup could mark them out as ones to watch for the coming years they'll be supported by some more seasoned pros like chelsea's victimizes and his former club team might be mikhail the captain of the saudi already south african champions in the qualifiers nigeria and not to be underestimated. one more country and. have already played in qualification croatia actually finished beneath iceland in the group they lost to them in the stadium right leg something that we're looking to rectify at the tournament proper and they certainly have the quality to do that especially in sense of midfield real madrid's luka moderate she's the fulcrum of the team alongside fossilised rockets it. added right . and insists marcello draws a bit and they have some serious options in the middle of the park they also have

if the eagles had not won the referencedme tom earlier, the eagles would've had first draft pick andould have selected o.j. simpson. instead they picked a guy who never really made it. i was china think about o.j. simpson in philadelphia. -- i was trying to think about o.j. simpson in philadelphia. that would have been an interesting dynamic. ,> first point of clarification someone in the inquirer pointed out that fans did not throw snowballs at santa claus. they threw snowballs at somebody dressed like santa claus. [laughter] and he wasn't much of a santa either. have is, roberto clemente of the pittsburgh lead a think helped moratorium right after martin luther king's assassination in 1968. stopped the opening of baseball by a week. they were going to leave it to teams to choose independently, and i think he started it with the pirates, who had a large number of african-american players. they started this movement and got into contact with players like bob gibson, the cardinals and the like, and it eventually became a legal response, pretty different than the nfl to kennedy's assas

eyes. sadness for the eagle eyes.ll. all speak. why are they smarter, jason ? — it is genetics. genetics. death and the wise people stayed home and become more intelligent. home and become more intelligent. the only major debt the only answer i can give you. i can give you. how they found this out, helen? out, helen? was a some research at edinburgh university i read? edinburgh university i read? had been tracking the iq of those who don't wear glasses. you win. that's nice. finally the guardian. someone else who is winning. pages winning after coming back from having a baby. having a baby. rather extraordinary and wonderful outfit. and she wants to be a superhero. is an inspiration. great to see her coming back after the birth of her first child. the birth of her first child. she was aghast at the royal wedding. was aghast at the royal wedding. fantastic, superhero inspired catsuit looking fabulous. catsuit looking fabulous. more portly winning. portly winning. and i hope she goes on to win a lot more. - she's amazin

into its den as the eagle flew offith its meal.gle out there. >> looked like a cheap shot, man. get your own dinner. >> really. it's like it is in the sports department. go by there with a sandwich, next thing i know i'm getting mugged. >> that's kind of what happened with the warriors and the rockets tonight. the rockets stole it. even without andre iguodala. the warriors had a chance to blow houston out early tonight. they couldn't do it. despite some steph heroics in the second half. you know what? you know what? this series is at at&t, we believe in access. you know what? this series is the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> good evening.

on the one side it depicts a german eagle, on the other side it depicts a american eagle. this was created by a german prisoner of war for an american doctor who had helped him after he was captured. he made it representing his own culture but also honoring the american culture and the american who helped him when he was captured. we see simple things like a combat helmet with a drawing of a person's unit there. this little model and paid -- model airplane is interesting. the fuselage is made from a lit, and the bottom is a -- from a bullet and the bottom is made from the fuselage. you see this was made from war material. paps the best-known -- perhaps the best-known where the base is made of artillery shells. there will millions of these are on the battlefield, they would fashion them into this beautiful artwork. you can see how beautiful it is, they would make these in their spare time. sell them to make a little money. these were also made after the war. these were examples made during soldiers during the war. one of the most interesting pieces i have ever seen is the s

into its den as the eagle flew off with its meal. jungle out there. >> looked like a cheap shot, man. get your own dinner. >> really. it's like it is in the sports department. go by there with a sandwich, next thing i know i'm getting mugged. >> that's kind of what happened with the warriors and the rockets tonight. the rockets stole it. even without andre iguodala. the warriors had a chance to blow houston out early tonight. they couldn't do it. despite some steph heroics in the second half. you know what? this series is n mr. elliot, what's your wifiwifi?word? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. "hey!" let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here too. so sophie, i have an xfi password. and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly c

on the one side it depicts a german eagle, on the other side it depicts an american eagle.his was created by a german prisoner of war for an american doctor who helped him after he was captured and he made it representing his own culture but then also honoring the american culture and the american who helped him when he was captured. we see simple things like a combat helmet with a drawing of a person's personal unit there. this little model airplane is quite interesting. it's actually the fuselage of the airplane made from a bullet and then the base is the bottom of an artillery shell. we secretive things like that. letter openers, other examples of artwork that was made out of war material. perhaps the best known of the world war trench art were these vases made out of artillery shells. millions of spent artillery shells all over the battlefield and soldiers would fashion these into beautiful artworks. see how beautifully hand tooled they are. they would make these in their spare time and sell them to make a little bit of money. these were also made after the war but thes

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he became an eagle scout by the age of 14. father was a veteran, who served as a frogman in the underwater demolitions group of the u.s. navy. those are tough people. while britt was in junior high, his dad brought him to their reunion. britt was inspired by their bond of friendship, their stories of service, and their boundless love of country. as soon as he graduated from high school in 1988, britt enlisted in the navy to become a seal. that means he is a physically very strong person, and that also means he is a mentally very strong person. that's tough. throughout the grueling months of training, britt proved himself every single step of the way. in 1990, he graduated the legendary buds training course, and he earned that special badge worn only by the bravest few, the seal trident. in 2002, britt was called to support operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. in the late evening hours of march 3rd that year, he led an elite team on a combat mission to establish a secure position on the peak of a 10,000-foot mountain know

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. >>> well a foxes was not backing down from an eagle when it came to food. thou-- these photos show t confrontation. the eagle won the battle and got the rabbit for itself. >> what a wonderful transition in to politics. leading the news, house speaker paul ryan could be starting retirement early. that is if kevin mccarthy has anything to say about it, after the weekly standard claim, top republicans are considering ramping up the are pressure on ryane to step down before the mid term elections. that is all in effort to clear the way for his prezumed success or. -- presumed success or. he has not formed a final position. mccarthy is denying the report for his part. but when asked if speaker ryan should serve the rest of the term, he said that is a decision for speaker ryan. >> as lava continues to ooze, str destroying everything in his path, they are rushing to close out of the the wells that provide the state's electricity. the new concerns are about air. we have more details on the big island. >> and the unstoppable force redefining the landscape is on a co

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that is oklahoma, eagle ford in south texas, and north dakota. more importantly, to invest in companies that have a delaware position and a scoop sack position, like devon. or a position like continental, or a delaware position and an eagle ford position. you can allocate capital in an optimized way. alix: good stuff. thank you. before we say goodbye, i want to get to some of your takeaways. kate likes continental. and mike is looking at opec as well as the broad oil market. sentiment is the highest it has been in several years. the permian bottlenecks will continue to provided tailwind for the market. kate and mike, thank you both for being with me. as we head to break, we want to look at some of the other big commodity moves of the week. soft commodities moving higher on the hopes that china will buy more u.s. goods. some of the winners, soybeans, cotton. coming up, a truckers' strike against rising diesel prices has put brazil's government in a corner. the latest from rio. this is "bloomberg: commodities edge." ♪ alix: i am alix steel, and thi

it shows the eagle battling in midair trying to steal his meal.o won this battle getting away as it drops the red sox back to the ground. that is the food chain and this is what's happening now. >> the fact his son video is amazing. cheryl: thank you. congress and a rare show of bipartisanship to roll back dodd-frank witches pass with another financial crisis reared markets under pressure with some other words this morning. financial planner cofounder of capital management is here. we've got a major selloff on our hands. what do you say? >> i don't think that is much ado at the dodd-frank world that we are going through. more related to uncertainty and done rattling at the china talks. this is all part of the negotiating on my bed. i wouldn't put much stock in the how we go today. >> down 183 yesterday. >> these are opportunities as they present themselves where you're looking to get in. that's where we are. >> we did have this rollback with bank regulation, a big help for the smaller banks who got crashed and having the teams of lawyers and havin

live cameras showed the latest activity in the nest, and the eggs are the latest from the bald eaglemed mr. president and the first lady. >>> the boy scouts is dropping the word "boy" from its name starting next year. the 108-year-old program for 11-to 17-year-olds is going to be called scouts bsa. it comes after a decision to include girls next year. >> i think it's okay. everybody should know the leadership opportunities that boy scouts is giving out. >> the cub scout program for younger kids already allows girls. >>> and how would you like to help nasa comb the universe without ever leaving your home. ordinary people from around the world are making huge contributions as citizen scientists. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: from the comfort of his home in queens, new york, tony hoffman is exploring the universe. >> when new data is uploaded, i will tend to look at that on a daily basis. >> reporter: tony is a citizen scientist, helping nasa hunt for undiscovered planets, a project called exo planet explorers allows amateurs around the world to upload data from the telescope. e

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now, this was ahead of the fall eagle drill, which every year infuriates north korea. we didn't see a reaction to that fall eagle drill but what we are seeing in this kcna report is they believe the max thunder air force drills are against the declaration, saying there shouldn't be hostilities between the two koreas. they say these drills are defensive, they're annual, they are necessary to keep the two militaries ready, but from north korea's point of view, in the past they have always seen them as offensivoffensive, as a dres rehearsal to an invasion. this is the kind of thing we are used to hearing from the previous nrkt. it certainly is a very interesting development. one other point as well is the fact that north korea suggested these high-level talks just on tuesday. so it's still tuesday now within less than 24 hours they are saying they should be suspended, obviously hoping or pushing for these military drills to be cancelled. >> paula hancock, stand by for us as we dig deeper into this. a stunning turn of event as north korea/south korea talks were supposed to

who was 15 when he tossed fireworks while hiking last year to pay the restitution on behalf of the eagleeek fire victims, also the u.s. forest service and the oregon department of transportation. the judge has tapped the juvenile department to come up with a payment scheme. >> payment schedule. he is going to live to be 500, i guess. >>> pope francis, he is once again showing acceptance to lgbt catholics reportedly telling a chilean man that god made him that way. he met with the pope privately at the vatican, and cruz says that the pontiff told him that his sexuality doesn't matter, saying that god made you this way and loves you this way and the pope loves you this way. the vat can't didn't comment on their conversation. it's not the first time pope francis has made headlines with his thoughts on homosexuality. in 2013 he famously said if someone is gay and seeks god with good will, who am i to judge? >>> president trump made a deal that could let auto dealers mark up rates. he struck down a real the following reports that black and hispanic car buyers were paying higher interest rates

pa rt threaten the leader, even this eagle part fell short.luding rotherham‘s return to the championship following their victory at wembley in the play—off final. bbc .co did you case slash board. a scientific study looking into the welfare of dolphins in captivity has suggested that interacting with human beings makes them "happy". its one of the first attempt to measure how dolphins feel about life in captivity as our science correspondent, victoria gill, explains. dolphins squeak. intelligent, sociable, playful. bottlenosed dolphins are the marine world‘s most charismatic mammals. which is why so many of them are kept in dolphinariums, like this one near paris. there are an estimated 5000 bottlenosed dolphins in captivity around the world, and it‘s only recently that scientists have begun to ask and investigate how these animals feel in this kind of environment. their acrobatic performances might appear enthusiastic to us, and they make dolphin shows a popular attraction. but one young scientist has spent three years at the theme park decod

she is now doing the dirty work of the radicals in the usual spread eagle style. spread eagle is a reference to her patriotic rhetoric but i think they are also calling her dirty. now the great admirer is u nsexed. so, as we going back in chronology of little bit. she has the gifts and talents that are ample credential for entrance to public forum. though a woman and ripen only in a growth of 23 summers, we love her even though she is young, she is great, we are republicans. she is swell. that is the same editorial. we trust she will refrain from political discussion. there were other softer and more wanly themes in the intellectual storehouse that sit more gracefully on her lips. this strikes me as the classic statement of a moderate republican. i read 150, 200 editorials about her during the war. after the war, we would get to. to me what is interesting is, and a dickenson is being used by republicans to win elections. her correspondence includes letters from people saying, he -- you really helped, you really brought us over the edge. she was going to 30 differe

if she becomes an eagle scout, all respect to jordan. >> i love them both.y're so sweet. >> thanks for joining us. lester holt joins us with nightly news. >> hope to see you back at 6:00. >>> tonight, stormy bombshell. president trump changes his president trump changes his story after rudy giuliani revealed the president did reimburse michael cohen for a $130,000 hush money payment toward the adult film actress after denying any knowledge of it. mr. trump is owning up but claiming no campaign laws were broken. >>> severe weather threat, millions at risk of powerful storms from texas to massachusetts. al roker is tracking it for us. >>> explosive new allegations against charlie rose, the new report claiming 27 more women have accused him after sexual harassment and several of his cbs bosses were warned about his behavior. >>> the major warning from twitter, if you're one of the social media giants, over 300

. >> to a rare double eagle or albatross on a par 5 hole. >> it was a happy mothers day around the nation for great ladies everywhere. "early today" starts right now. good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with developing news out of jerusalem where the u.s. embassy is set to formally open in just hours. after the american delegation was welcomed in israel overnight. greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu as festivities were underway to honor the new embassy, ivanka trump, jared kushner, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and others all on hand for the celebrations as netanyahu lavished praise on president trump's decision to relocate the embassy. >> president trump is making hif hif history. we are deeply grateful and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and to move the embassy there tomorrow. [ applause ] >> this morning jerusalem remains a city on edge with a wave of protests greeting the embassy's controversial new home. it marks what could be some of the most explos

we see about 50 and i've shown you a lot of them, it will be an eagle or patriotism, all the of the things you think are like yeah, russians but there are three thousand more and we may see them sometime this beak. >> that will be interesting, thank you. >>> new this morning, yet another scare for southwest airlines. if you look closely here, you can see a truck underneath an airplane southwest is only stating the obvious, that a truck hit a plane at baltimore washington airport in maryland. >>> a lot of people in wine country believe next month the fate of napa county future may be in the hands of voters. member c calls for limits on tree removal and they say napa valley is maxing out on winery space. they argue it would put a choke hold on projects. >>> a hero's welcome for a man who helped bring down a suspected golden state killer. paul holmes received a standing ovation from a crowd of roughly 25,000 people at the crime con in nashville. for decades he followed the golden state killer case and is credited for accumulating evidence that led to the arrest of joseph deangelo. poles recen

it is a poppa bald eagle with his little eagle and big bear.s a big moment and the reason i say is that is because the eaglette fell out of the nest and fell 20 feet and landed on a branch and could you see right here from the picture, where the nest is and how far down he fell. he couldn't fly but his parents stuck around and he was on the branch for a few days and he made his way back up top. watch dad as he realized what is going on. [ noises ] >> look at that. i've got some things to talk to you about. life isn't so easy out there. >> exactly. i could see him build the strength to fly back up. >> he made it home. a kid always finds their way home. >> yes, they do. >>> coming up, paradise in peril. hawaii's big island continues to be hit by earthquakes as lava is flowing out of fissures. a close look at the damage left behind. look at this -- it )s moa movie than real life. >>> mother nature in full force. i want you to take a look at this. this is more like a movie instead of reality, but it is happening right now in hawaii. more than 30 ho

beautiful bald eagle, drops from the sky and lands at trump's feet. well. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] that's horrible. let me see if i can ask it this way, what's his handicap? >> um, i think dementia? >> seth: okay, i'm sorry. [ laughter ] just trying to figure out what trump is like on the golf course. >> oh, oh, you know, it's usually just a lot of like pointing, and yelling, "fore!" >> seth: okay, well that seems pretty normal. >> not really. i mean, some of these women are at least eights or nines. >> seth: okay, i'm sorry, this is -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] just, you're his caddie. so i'm trying -- but that's terrible. >> that's not the worst part. he makes me help him cheat. >> seth: okay, so how do you help him cheat? >> i'll like, call the hotel and i'll make the reservations, and then, i'll tell the girls what room to go to. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, not golf, richie! look, what is -- golf. does he even enjoy it? >> oh, yeah, i mean, he loves the pga tour, the honda classic, the u.s. closed. >> seth: oh, i think you actually mean the u

the lions and eagles still betray their origins as heraldic emblems my private apartments are altogether classical in mood and restrained in style the south wing was intended for such leisure as i had i established a fine library of which nothing now remains bar the inscription next to it was the reception room where i saw important visitors to horrid sue envious tones whispered that i hoarded treasure here but as you have doubtless guessed not a word of the rumors is true. or . what angered the sultan much more than my court style was doubtless the church and small wonder i was at pains not to make concessions. for two whole years i deliberated over the plans with my architect it was principally conceived as a marriage of christian ecclesiastical architecture and oriental splendor opposed byzantine byzantium but i had other things in mind as well the decorative features of oriental architecture struck me as cloying. what interested me more was symmetry the arcades of the vestibule correspond to the galleries in the cloisters for example. harmonic echoes give the whole a rhythmic unity.