did not have an indian name so before they buried him they gave him an indian name, the name lone eagle and they gave him eagle feather to be buried with and his uncle said he has to have an indian name because when he goes to neat great spirit, the great spirit has to know he is an indian and he won't know that unless he has an indian name. of course the military still grows and indian women are part of them now. i'll close with micah ray high walking, as she is a northern cheyenne, the first northern cheyenne to go to west point and when i called her and chatted with her, she had a ceremony so i said what do you think of this, being at west point? she said you know, it's creepy because i'm in the same barracks that john was an i eat in the same mess all that general custer ate in and he tried to wipe our people out and here i am following in his foot steps. i'm not concerned, i'm a warrior and i'm here she said because i feel i'm representing all indian people and we've left that chapter behind us and we're looking to the future so she graduated from west point last year, she's now a

the eagle gets to do this because it's known as america's tall ship. though it is america's tall ship, the eagle has not always been all that american. the ship used to be called the sayingal hors vessel. say that three times fast. the horst vessel was originally commissioned in nazi germany and named after a storm trooper who died in a street brawl. adolph f hitler was on hand or a -- the reason we have got the ship now is because after world war ii, we took her, as a war prize, renameded her the eagle and now she serves as an international good will ambassador for the united states. and as a giant mizzen masted

eagle eye on value.e're talking to the manager of the renown first eagle global fund, $48 billion at work in this market and he'll tell you where he's seeing the most value in the world right now. >>> and fast on facebook. billionaire mark cuban says he's only buying the stock for a trade, not an investment. our traders give you their playbook on how the fast money can be made in this volatile ipo. welcome to the "fast money" halftime report. let's start doing it with the street fight over the facebook listing. i'd love to get the traders' opinion as we learn now that nasdaq executives making an aggressive push behind the scenes to try and stem the damage from the facebook ipo. stephanie link, they're reaching out to prospective companies that may list ones that have committed already, perhaps trying to talk them off the ledge at this point. reaching out to bankers, as well. this comes from a source with direct knowledge of what's happening over there. behind the scenes. >> this is an mess. an absolute m

when the tourists come, i'm here with my sea eagles. >> it's the end of our trip. we accompany jum yuvet. he's one of the last remaining traditional shrimp farmers. he works the whole day for a few kilos of shrimp. he's powerless against the big fishing boats as well as the cheap shrimp from the farm. but he's sure about one thing. >> i only eat these here, never ones from the farm. my shrimp have firmer meat -- they simply taste much better. >> jum yuvet believes his shrimp are the real thing -- a delicacy for anyone who's willing to pay a bit more for quality. >> and that was this week's edition of global 3000. thanks for watching and we hope ou'll tune in again the same time next week. until then from me and the entire global team here in berlin -- bye bye! captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

>> well, until very recently, the american bald eagle was an endangered species. and it's because of work by the fish and wildlife service and by many other conservation groups that it was actually taken off the endangered species list about a year ago. so, it's a good -- i think it's a good model for us to aspire to, where critters that were almost gone off the face of the earth had come back. >> mark masters, why do you do this job here as a historian? >> well, i'm an environmental historian, so the dream for me was to actually work in a history job where you could make a difference. so, i help teach a lot of biologists that go to work in the field, the displays here are seen by about 15,000 students a year who go out and carry out conservation, so i feel i'm making a difference. >> the eagles nest is seen all over the united states and the world because they can see it on the web. does that do anything for you and the work you're doing? does it bring anybody to your telephone to know what's going on in history? >> well, we have a pretty good history website up.

forum the eagle form a conservative and abortion an anti immigrant group issued a press release friday responding to the report that for the first time ever nonwhite births made up over fifty percent of all births in the u.s. last year the release the release said quote it is not a good thing the immigrants to not share american values so it is a good bet that they will not be voting republican when they start voting in large numbers and quote. because only republican share american values the eagle forum which from what i hear is not made up entirely of one hundred percent native americans and the us has immigrant roots as well as just one of the many races organizations trying to preserve white power in america and by twenty forty whites in america will no longer be the majority whether they like it or not and you can expect the eagle forum to be calling for an apartheid government by this and that it's very very ugly. so meet tom donahue he's the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce and the latest high stakes bitter hoop to walk away from this year's election with his very own

we are told with american eagle they will be on their way with no delays. obviously those two planes, though, are still in place and that plane that was about to take off to alaska, the bigger 747, still in the middle of the screen. i would say that is highly delayed but back to you. >>trace: who planes going nowhere. thank you from new york. >> the foam hacker and founder of wikileaks is now a step closer to facing rape charges in sweden. a british court ruled in favor of his extradition today. two women in sweden accused him of rape and sexual assault almost two years ago. but he is refusing to leave the u.k. saying he is the victim of a political smear campaign because of his website. course assange released hundreds of thousands of secret u.s. documents on wikileaks and now a close friend confirms that assange is running very short on cab but do not expect the website to die any time soon. >> i don't thing you should write off wikileaks. wikileaks, the big question is, it is not for uses you and me to decide, if they will survive. wikileaks will survive

while i love my eagle i just i just don't think of russia and their friends the way they are talking about the daughter how to get to like this but the next once you. bust your guns into one illegal you look at them as not look sexist like the chances that someone on the mountain on twitter joining us is going to. really make sound that educated and russian. ice hockey great big open top bus yet. but first to the tennis in paris where world number two maria sharapova was in imperious form and didn't drop a single game in her opening match of the french open a golfing class separated the second seed manias alexander about zero as cheer up of that needed just fifteen minutes to roll into the second round again for russia is looking to create a career grand slam in the french capital. you know i think learn more about the game and the point construction and i feel like a moving are better than i did years previously which was told me a lot in the recovery process within the points so yeah it definitely gives me a lot of confidence for this tournament but just like any other. within this

people love it it's something beautiful about seeing an eagle, raising its young. that is the kind of modern tv would have loved. roosevelt as resident had a -- reverend herbert job, a photographer, roosevelt wrote an introduction to his book called "wild wings" thisgy went and filmed bird fda, he saved the this fellow took the photographs down there and roosevelt would write an introduction to his book believing that nothing like imagery of birds and wildlife photography wa people feel the need to preserve nature, you can talk about a bird but see that on the now the new technology, it was the photography of wildlife photography 100 years ago was beginning as an art form. roosevelt championed all these photographers that back then. >> why should the american people want to pay this kind of price nation-wide, setting aside, how much land has been set aside nation-wide? >>> roosevelt put asight -- the roosevelts reserve are $240 million acres. figures change because something gets declassified, erosion hob islands in louisiana barrier islands, he saved them from ero

that's what we've demonstrated by getting away from blast eagle. you can't put them together expecting different result. that's the definition of insanity. >> thank you, mr. frost. 144 years of success is hard to argue with. >> thank you, mr. chairman. if i understand you, what you're advocating, generally speakly, basically dodd-frank did everything but address the core issue from your perspective. went around the world trying to address all the little things that at the end of day you think can be resolved by going back to glass eagle. or glass eagle on steroids. that's a generalization of what you're saying? >> yes, both of them are. think had a big package of things that ought to be dealt with separately. the one with the safety net, which worked. we solve d every commercial ban failure. they had a few that weren't exactly perfect. not very if. but what we've done is we had a system that worked. and not a single penny of taxpayer money went to solve one of those banks. you, the the congress, allowed to take interest in entities to which they we

you have a bald eagle set up on a nest. franklin, disabled pair that both got shot in the wing and we paired them at our foundation. they have three eaglettes. see all kinds of activities them being fed and learning how to move around and all sorts of activity. >> great video. little eagles in the nest that you can look at it's in dollywood. dolly parton has been our sponsor. eagle mountain sanctuary. >> we didn't see video of the nest. hopefully we can get that by the end of the segment. challenger flying at stadiums. pun person stands on one side. >> once release him in a high seating section of the stadium he knows what he wants to do. i'm on the pitcher's mound and he comes to my glove during the playing of the national anthem. >> what is the response when kids get to see challenger and what do you think it means to them parents explaining national emblem to them. >> whether it's kids or adults everyone is in awe when they get to up close like you are right now they are awe struck by seeing challenger and beauty and maj

. >> reporter: we're talking about the scan eagle for boeing which has become a huge hit, social forse division which sen berets half the revenue and in the defense division the drones are taking off. boeing has become the sky in the site for america's military. we fly over battle field video back to the troops in the field so they can access that. >> reporter: it's flown from libya to afghanistan, far from where it's built in hood river, oregon. we went there and launched the drone ourselves with the tug of a cord. >> three, through, one -- wow. once launched, it's controlled from a mobile command unit. it's been three minutes since we launched the scan eagle anywhere, i can't even here it, but one thing for sure the can eagle can see me. >> i think early on it was considered kind of an add-on, but now it's clearly an intergreated part of the missions and in many, many cases it's a mission critical element. >> so successful boeing is building the next generation scan eagle with more technical capabilities, but thing won't change the low tech pray it's rereceived. it's snagged out of

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c >> alan: this is the city of san mateo's memorial day salute to the screaming eagles. the san mateo adopted the unit in 1968 which later became the only city in america to hold a welcome-home parade after the vietnam war. this year marks the 40th 40th anniversary of that parade. tuesday david from coog emceed the event and tuesday is his birthday. he knows his stuff. >> croat the nation, tropical storm beryl is barreling towards the east coast. this is a picture from florida where beaches have been evacuated and memorial events have been cancelled. beryl is expected to bring drenching rains and winds up to 65-miles-an-hour. not dwight hurricane strange, and quite the contrast what we're sear heath in the bay area. for more on that, let's go to leigh glaser. leigh? >> leigh: we are flying the skies with 7hd. behind me the beautiful magnificent golden gate bridge. we're seeing clear sky now over the sand. it was a different story this morning with the low clouds and fog all -- obviously above, but so many people just takinged a advantage today, getting out and enjoying,

at the bald eagle exhibit at the colombian park zoo. >>> bobby brown has flatly denied what many long assumed. he said he did not introduce whitney houston to drugs. in an exclusive interview with matt lauer brown cimed his drug use started way before he entered the picture. in fact brown claims before meeting houston he only smoked marijuana and drank beer. the interview airs wednesday and thursday on "today." a $200,000 lamborghini stolen more than a year ago from a san francisco dealership has been found in northern california. finally nadya suleman, the so-called octomom has filed for bankruptcy monday claiming as much as $1 million in debt. the chapter 7 bankruptcy would seize almost all of her assets. she said bankruptcy is what's best for her kids. you got to worry about the kids too. >> how do you get a million dollars in debt. whose giving you a million dollars. >> you're probably having a lot of difficulty feeding that many children. >> yeah. having a hard time. >> very difficult. >> a million dollars? >> yeah. that would be tough. this comes to us from kntv, in smoe san jos

we had a bald eagle. really fun. us check in with adam to look at the weather before we do that -- with that and to look at the weather. before we do that, it is your chance to win a brand new car. go to our website wjla.com /freecar. if you share your entry, you are entered two more times. we are trying at 5:00 p.m. and that person has 30 minutes to call and claim a spot in the drawing for a new car. >> warm weather penguins. pretty good that they could be comfortable. >> you think of thing went and you wanted to be snowing. they are warm weather penguins. i see ball bagels -- bald eagles and pelicans. take a look at the forecast. sunday, a wild card. possibly throwing in a chance of rain. right now, partly cloudy. next week, we should see showers. >> you are going to think a lot of fishing. >> thank you

an eagle, and he finishes the first round one over par. he had a double eagle at the masters. let's go to soccer, the canadian championship. this is the most ridiculous flop of all times. he goes down like he was shot. he must have really been blasted in the chops by a hard right. a collapsed and almost needed cpr. it the paddles. that is terrible. finally, how about this? lawrence taylor has sold his super bowl ring through an auction house. it is being reported that charlie sheen bought it for almost $231,000. he also owns bay bruce 1927 world series ring. -- baby ruth's world series ring. >> we will be right back. >> marion barry's controversy comment about the polish as one of our topics on our website. the upcoming memorial day forecast, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ ♪ the 2013 sl. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturining. machines, tools people making stuff. companies have to inv

there is a web cam near the nest of a family of baufld eagles in minnesota. last week people watching the feed noticed the eagleet had gotten its wing stuck in part of the met and it was serious. he was removed and nursed back to health. it took an experience ed rescue and cherry picker. the parents is yocircled nearby. he left some fish in the nest. experts say the next few hours will be critical. that's because adult eagles generally abandon a nest 48 hours after the young have left it. apparently this eaglet was gone more than 48 hours. it could be tricky. >> let's hope it works out. >> the cameras still roll. that's it for now. "nightly news" coming up next. >> we hope you see you again for news4 at 11:00. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lo

. >> ♪ screaming eagles >> ♪ screaming eagles >> ♪ pick up your ropes and follow me ♪ >> ♪ pick up youre u.s. military academy at west point doe your typical college. and it's not. students here are called cadets. in all, some 4,000 attend the academy. >> and the author describes it as, it's basically the mechanical efficiency of that pump/motor combination. >> the education here at west point is outstanding. in 2009, we were chosen by forbmagazine as the best college in america. >> it is equal to 210 degrees. >> and it has just what you'd expect at a top college, from state-of-the-art educational facilities to all kinds of extracurriculars. [ indistinct shouting ] [ cheers and applause ] but it also has this... and this. [ indistinct shouting ] cadets go through rigorous physical training... and learn combat skills. >> one up! >> two up! >> three up! >> room cleared! >> to apply for admission, you need to be a u.s. citizen between 17 and 23 years old. you must meet high standards for academics, leadership, and physical ability. and you need to be nominated, usually by a member of congr

and they would tell me eagle one is not working.if the compound of the table in high school with a box of cookies, -- if you put up a table in high school with a box of cookies, that will not work for me. we created a program called gamme sigma girls. because i was told older girls would not join girl scouts. we thought we would get one high school in san antonio. be sent 25 girls. almost overnight, we got every single high-school to become girl scouts. 10 schools, 25 girls. we blew the cap. you know what happened? it was amazing. they started getting involved. then they ran for student government. a maker recently -- i met a girl recently and she told me that girl scouts changed to life. a lot of people told her as she got older, you should not get involved in this. but she joined and all of a sudden she had girl scouts friends and sisters. they started doing community service projects and joining student government. this young girl had been homeless all her life. she had been in 10 schools. she immediately was grounded in girl sco

and there was those pictures from earlier of the two eagles, the eagle and the osprey having a big fight in the sky. as we look at the view from space, we see breaks in the clouds, a few sprinkles south of washington, temperatures now beginning to climb into the 70s to near 80, it's going to hit the upper 80s in parts of virginia, maybe strong storms later today, stay tuned. >> that's "news4 midday" for today. thanks for joining us, be sure to tune in tomorrow, lots coming up for you, see you in the morning. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them.

in other words, a country with a deep convection that has rallied to the defense of our bald eagle and american bison. it's just a matter of time before we awaken to poaching consequences and if we don't act now, then the time will come too late. it would come too late for the elephan elephants, these enormous, lumbering, majestic animals, which have been a sent mental favorite with people the world over. they are a living connection to prehistoric times and a reminder of our responsibility of the future by preserving the past. just as we have fought to save tuna, salmon, sharks, tigers, whales, the american eagle and other endangered species, here, too, we have a responsibility to future generations to live out our steward caretaker responsibleties. how shockingly destructive and historically shameful it would be if we did nothing while a great species was criminally slaughtered into extinction and yet, here we are in the midst of one of the most tragic assaults on our shared inheritance where an elephant's dead ivory is prized over its living condition and where money only makes matt

an eagle scout he was the last person you would expect to break the law.changed that. >> reporter: is it difficult for you to make the decision to purchase it and to use it? >> absolutely. it scares me every day to have to -- go out on the black market and look for it and be have the possible threat of arrest. >> reporter: last december that's exactly what happened. officers searched phillip's car and found marijuana and a pipe. >> i can't even imagine what going to jail will be like. >> there's no reason that someone like phillip should have to spend a night in jail, hire an attorney and go to court simply to use his medicine. >> reporter: since medical marijuana is illegal in maryland it's hard to say how many people use it. but phillip's lawyers say there are thousands. >> the patients know they're breaking the law but the greater good is the preservation of their own health. >> reporter: despite pleas from people suffering from diseases like cancer, multiple sclorosis and aids speak out. williams uses it to relieve symptoms of ms. >> i have been living

look at that eagle. he's flying upside, down. if you have an interesting weather or nature photosend it to nbcwashington.com. on the drawer, storm 4 radar showing moving color, north and east of washington. and there's some thundershowers up here in pennsylvania although they're diminishing. they may be drifting into washington county, allegheny and garrett counties in the next half hour. just now crossing over. temperatures are cool under a cloudy sky now. wee just in the 50s around the region. we've got patchy fog around much of virginia. later today, 70s. west, maybe in the low 80s around the metro area. much of virginia into west virginia. could have showers popping up in the east. hometown forecast for annapolis, they're going to be on the cool side of the front. back by noontime in the 60s. maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm late afternoon there too and then by this time tomorrow morning in the low and mid-60s. a warm day just about everywhere and they'll have an isolated shower in the morning and during the afternoon

american eagle stock shot up almost 17%. we saw more confidence coming from drug store and pharmacy benefits manage c.v.s. care- mark. earnings were better than expected thanks to an extra day due to leap year, and an early start to allergy season. the company raised its profit outlook for the year. shares rose almost 3%, closing at a new 52 week high. c.v.s. said it gained business from walgreen after walgreen left a rival pharmacy benefits network. green mountain coffee roasters is on pace for a big wake-up call tomorrow for investors. shares lost almost half their value after the closing bell tonight. the stock closed around 49 and a half, but was below $21 per share in after hours trading. the company cut its profit forecast after selling fewer of its single serve k-cut coffee packs last quarter. our exchange traded fund market flash. the small cap russell 2,000 and nasdaq one hundred funds beat the weaker market to end with small gains. and that's tonight's market focus. >> tom: the year's most anticipated and one of th

and the motif here is the interior eagle, the double-headed eagle. the materials on this table are extremely interesting because they come from an early well that we found in the center of the fort. we're calling it john smith's well because he did order a well to be dug late 1608 when he was leading the colony, and we -- by the materials that are in it, we believe that this well was fill in in the spring of 1610 just as the colonists had decided to abandon the fort and give up. they were stopped from doing that by lord delawoir the new president who came in as they were just leaving. however, that's already after they dumped a lot of stuff down the well on their rush to depart. and in here we find interesting things such as evidence of the starving time, winter and spring of 1609, 1610. so, these are dogs. we have at least 19 different dogs represented from the man d mandibles, and you can see the cut mark on the bone. to get to the tongue and the cheek meat of the dog. we know these are horses. there's seven horses here. and during the starving tim

the bald eagle one of my personal favorites. we are going to meet all of julie's friends later this hour. stay with us. >> we will move along a lot to do. hey, tucker. >> my job is easy. a lot of sunshine bright blue skies next several days. get ready to enjoy fine fine washington weather. >>> 63 in town, humidity on the way down, 54%, winds 18 miles per hour. cold front came through overnight, and that is setting us up for a fantastic looking couple days, across the region. a few clouds south and east, lower eastern shore, dealing with the left overs of that front but for the rest of us, should be dry for your day. a brief look at the forecast, lots of sunshine, temperatures cooler than yesterday, mid-70s daytime high, no rain for the next couple days. more details in the forecast, take a peek at the weekend in just a minute. back to you. >>> that's chuck brown of course. busing loose one of his most popular -- busting loose one of his most popular songs. he passed away after a battle with pneumonia. he had a one of a kind soun

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a couple eagle feathers, a medallion, a bag, a little pouch. is that part of our traditions? is that what makes us who we are? or is it more than just that? and you have to ask yourself. and going with that, that's my uncle jimmy right there. and these are feathers here. they go back to the apache wars. and they were carried by my great-great-grandfather. and they were carried by my great-grandfather. and then they went not only when they were apache scouts, they went to world war i. and then they were carried by my great-uncle walker. he carried them to korea. and he carried them in world war ii. he earned the silver star, a couple bronze stars and a purple heart. my uncle jimmy carried them in vietnam during his three tours when they were passed to him. and he earned the silver star and he earned a couple of bronze stars and three purple hearts. and then when i joined the military, they were passed to me. and i took them all over the world from grenada to haiti to desert storm, to iraq, to kosovo. i took them everywhere with me. and is that just a family tradition or a warr

coast guard cutter eagle. the eagle is called america's tall ship for a reason. take a look.n jones, this is one of the oldest ships in the fleet? >> for the coast guard, he's 76 years old. yes, she's the oldest. jenna: and what does this ship do in. >> well, eagle, her primary mission is to train coast guard academy cadets and coast guard officer candidates, basically, acquainting them with the ocean teaching them teamwork, leadership and all the various skills, navigation, fire fighting, the routine of the day at sea so that they can serve on coast guard cutters throughout the fleet. jenna: so would a ship like this go into battle? >> no. [laughter] she was actually built as a training ship by germany at the opening months of world war ii, and she was a war reparation to the united states after world war ii. jenna: but no longer. >> absolutely not. jenna: we often think about the coast guard, we think about the video you might see of people being rescued at sea. the people that do that rescuing, the active members of the coast guard, have some of them been on this ship? >>

he then was cleanse and they gave him a new indian name, charging eagle. so after the event, then they had a big give away, senator campbell is right here. and that's austin two moon you know your custer's last stand story his grand faefrt was chief two moons at little big horn. we had to visit folks and stayed at an indian house, i said you miss big ceremony. she said yeah, too bad, i knew they were doing it. renewing the old ceremonies. this is the first time we've done it since world war ii but you should have been here in world war ii. all of those ladies dancing with the scalps, it was something to see. and we're glad to see this is coming back. now that brings us u

years ago, approximately, a retired air force general and his wife created an organization called eagle mount. and eagle mount is an organization that makes a whole variety of outdoor activities accessible to people who suffer various pizcal and/or mental problems. they started, for example, 30 years ago, about, a program for skiing for people without legs or people who are paralyzed. wow. that was really quite a remarkable thing. and then they added to it. they added kayaking and had an equestrian program and so forth, and it's a totally personally privately supported organization. it takes no government money. well, that is a model -- oh, and it now has 21, i believes it is, programs, rock climbing. can you imagine that without legs, for example? all man earp of wonderful thi s things. well, that is the background in which a few of us started talking about what can we do for wounded warriors? whatever it was, this was the perfect place to do it. one of my good friends, a fellow by the name of steele, is a physician, retired, a military did doc, and, also, a historian who has written s

if you go down to liberty square, mayday, bring back glass eagle. october. akshat approached me. he said this is a great opportunity. let's write a letter and make it as strong as we can. we knew on the other side were the banks fighting tooth and nails with the full force of their lobbyists and they'll try to water this down. >> i was in politics for some time. bring this back. it's hard to believe that people will storm the ram marts with that as a slogan but it's important. do you think what you are doing can be the infrastructure of the next occupy. it's diffused and hard to see what will happen tomorrow and the day after, is operating within the legal framework bringing these protests in the form of paper, thoughtful, well argued documents, can that provide the next chapter even? >> any time any of the agencies federal agencies passes or tries to imminent a substantive implement a substantive regulation, it has to have comment from the public. we would love for other occupiers to get involved in the areas that interest them whether it's environ