this is big eagle country. they prefer the inland, the rocky, craggy areas.take their chances while they can. and if it‘s good visibility they‘ll do the territorial bit, and a bit of hunting. if the cloud comes down and it‘s raining they‘re just going to have to sit. they‘ll find a sheltered crag and just sit it out, really. but that can last for days during the winter. even in the best weather in the middle of eagle country, we just have to watch, wait and hope. this is a special protected site for golden eagles and there are four nesting pairs, which is why dave‘s brought us here. we have a scope, we have the binoculars, we have the long lens, so we willjust keep our fingers crossed because it‘s big country, so... there‘s a golden eagle up here now. oh, my word! going along the ridge. oh, wow. these top predators, found only in the highlands and islands of scotland, are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this lands

this is big eagle country. they prefer the inland, the rocky, craggy areas. one is going to be tough. so they've got to take their chances while they can. and if it's good visibility they'll do the territorial bit, and a bit of hunting. if the cloud comes down and it's raining they're just going to have to sit. they'll find a sheltered crag and just sit it out, really. but that can last for days during the winter. even in the best weather in the middle of eagle country, we just have to watch, wait and hope. this is a special, protected site for golden eagles and there are four nesting pairs, which is why dave has brought us here. we have a scope, we have the binoculars, we have the long lens, so we willjust keep our fingers crossed because it's big country, so... there's a golden eagle up here now. oh, my word! going along the ridge. oh, wow. these top predators, found only in the highlands and islands of scotland, are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to releas

this is big eagle country, they prefer the inland, the rocky, craggy areas. one is going to be tough. so they've got to take their chances while they can. and if it's good visibility they will do the territorial bit, have a bit of hunting. if the cloud comes down and it's raining they arejust going to have to sit. they'll find a sheltered crag and just sit it out, really. but that can last days during the winter. even in the best weather in the middle of eagle country, we just have to watch, wait and hope. this is a special, protected site for golden eagles and there are four nesting pairs which is why dave has brought us here. we have a scope, we have the binoculars, we have the long lens, so we willjust keep our fingers crossed because it's big country, so... there is a golden eagle up here now. oh, my word! going along the ridge. oh, wow. these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release e

a golden eagle is recovering tonight after being shot with a pellet gun. the bird, federally protected, that means the person that shot it could face time. cheryl herd has more. >> reporter: the golden eagle has been here at the lindsay wildlife experience for about a week now. veterinarians aren't sure if or when it will be released back into the wild. the golden eagle was found in this field along the pittsburgh/antioch highway. >> we thought it had been hita wing was. >> reporter: the wing was shattered in two places. the bird was x-rayed. that's when the veterinarian discovered it had been shot by a pellet gun. >> it looks like fractures of two bones, there was a lot of soft tissue swaeling. >> reporter: the eagle had to go through surgery to stabilize the wing. >> it may take a really long time before she's completely healed. >> reporter: in the wild, the golden eagle is one of the boas america. the bird is on the wildlife watch list. if anyone is caught harming or kill thing animal, they will be charged with a felony. >> something like this that some

and i think the eagles far. better off here in the wild natural setting of the outlook is resolved you will be in a good enough with. this bird's eye view of vienna is destined to remain unique. in this week's serious living outside the box we take a look at some homes that really stand out from the crowd and make it on the series with a report from the city of constance in south west germany i think it was huisken lives in a very narrow house which partly with this own hands he explains why he chose this on usual bidding. the streets are narrow here in need of book the oldest part of constance and right here in the middle of it is the house that was her skin bought in twenty eleven. the sky. the houses the remeasure three meters and when it if i measure it from here it's two meters. and here i have a good meter more. than i reach the end of my nose but those are the x. journal measurements inside it's even smaller places before. but nonetheless he fell in love with the property right away there was this whole s

here is a golden eagle. victoria: oh wow!predators found only in the highlands of scotland are critical for the environment. conservation biologists are using the genetic blueprint to select the right birds ter release elsein the country. while the landscape and the majestic residence has given a viable secrets, they remain as impressi as ever. victoria gill, bbc news. for " harry potter" fans, this scottish village has become aust-visit location, where the hogwarts express crosses the viaduct in a number of the films. now people in the community say their lives are being put at risk because there is not much space for the fans that flock there every day. neworter: there is uprising by anad been replaced army of international tourists. hundreds arrive to watch a steam train crossed the local viaduct to put themselves in a famous "harry potter" film scene shot here years ago. >> it was good to t see train and everything. like being in "harry potter." >>it i'm very e right now. train approached the bridgesame as the "harry pott

biological secrets. the eagles‘ biological secrets.n populations, how it survives in the wild, how we can better manage it. it is the blueprint for life, it supports a huge amount of research on going. of research ongoing. scotland's rugged mountains are home to just 500 pairs of wild golden eagles. and for conservationists, protecting these endangered birds means watching over them in natural habitat. this is big eagle country, they prefer the inland, the rocky, craggy areas. but it's big, remote country and spotting one is going to be tough. so they've got to take their chances while they can. and if it's good visibility they will do the territorial bit, have a bit of hunting. and a bit of hunting. if the cloud comes down and it's raining they arejust going to have to sit. they'll find a sheltered crag and just sit it out, really. but that can last days during the winter. even in the best weather in the middle of eagle country, we just have to watch, wait and hope. this is a special, protected site for golden eagles and there are fou

-- you are thinking who would shoot in eagle? reporter: in walnut creek, john ramose, kpix 5. >>> coming up, a bay area football team calls it quits. the heat to the team is taking for throwing in the towel after just two games. >>> plus, drivers on 80 experience a tire blowout during the morning commute. why the blame is on sheriff's deputies. >>> and a scorching day for the world's best tennis players. how the heat led to a rule change at the u.s. open. >>> coming up, a homecoming for senator john mccain. hear the emotional words from his closest friends. plus, the latest primaries preview a fierce fall election. that is coming up on the cbs evening news. >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world. enjoy huge savings at the labor day 65% off mattress sale. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger... >>> new at 5. you know the saying what does not kill you makes you stronger, right? but for healdsburg's varsity football team, two crushing losses were enough. emily turner, on the players who turned in their uniforms.

and, where golden eagles dare.mall group is released at a secret location, in southern scotland. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, buttler leads the way as england dig in at trent bridge to frustrate india in the third test. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the crown prosecution service has dropped all charges against the former chief constable sir norman bettison, following the hillsborough disaster in 1989. he faced four counts of misconduct in a public office, after being accused of lying about his involvement in the handling of the tragedy, and blaming liverpool fans for what happened. the collapse of the case against sir norman has greatly angered relatives of the 96 people who were killed. five other men are all facing separate charges in connection with the disaster and it's aftermath. judith mortiz reports. sir norman bettison says he's been the whipping boy for revenge, his name long linked with hillsborough, accused of lying and blaming the fans. he was facing prosecuti

young golden eagles are heavily persecuted.oisoning. down here, in the south of scotland, we've been able to reassure ourselves that persecution is not an issue, it'sjust a small, fragmented population, which needs this helping hand from us. filmed on remote cameras, when the time comes to spread their wings, the birds hesitate. that's not, though, unexpected. then those first, short flights harried by buzzards above the heather. so this'll be their first time out of the aviaries. they may fly a few metres, they may fly a hundred metres up the valley. we've chosen a spot where there's lots of different sites that they can rest and perch, rocks for them to sit on and things like that. so hopefully they'll fly out into the valley, find somewhere to settle and then just in their own time, get up into the skies and start to explore. their range could reach from the rolling hills of southern scotland to the lake district or wales. the hope is, they may eventually return to sites last populated by golden eagles more than 100 years ag

th we don't know if or antioch highway. >> the eagle was in rough shape. we saw it had been hit by a car because of how bad the wing was. >> the wing was shattered in two places. the bird was x-rayed. that is when the veterinarian discovered had it been shot by some type of pellet gun. >> looks like he's got fractured of two bones when she came in, there was a lot of soft tissue swelling, a lot of bruising. >> the eagle had to go through surgery to stabilize the wing. >> it's going to take a really long time before she is completely healed and we can see if she's well enough to get released in the wild. >> in the wild, the golden eagle is one of the best known birds of prey in north america. the bird is on the wildlife watc list. if anyone is caught harming or killing this animal, they will be charged with a th, somebody has to pick up a gun, point it at an eagle and shoot it, that is mind boggling to me. >> sheryl herd, today in the bay. >> tonight, if you're heading to silicon valley from santa cruz, you want to know about this lane closure on highway 17

but eagles, you think who would shoot an eagle? >> reporter: in walnut creek, john ramos, kpix 5. >> such a majestic bird. we want them out there in the skies. great spot there. >>> it's only in the low 70s in walnut creek. livermore and concord, 72. 75 insan jose. the cloud cover does return. it didn't last night. it is tonight. down to 58 for the low. currently, 67. fremont, 58 for you tonight. napa and santa rosa the cool spots in the low 50s. radar is looking for rainfall. it has an easy time in january or march but this time of year, rain is scarce. even that said, this number is big. 136 straight days without measurable rainfall in san jose. if we go two more weeks, it will be a top 10 dry stretch informer the santa clara valley. good air quality in the santa clara valley. moderate air quality but nobody with a spare the air day coming up tomorrow. the big picture weather is an area off to our south and west which is giving us a robust on shore flow. the flow of air from it will keep us cool. this ridge of high pressure over

. >> and who would shoot an eagle? bay area vets are racing to nurse it back to health. >> eat a free avocado everyday and get paid for it. the details on this unique offer that's all in the name of science. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. home of a man on probation. it comes amid a fierce legal battle over the technology. reporter steve >>> an alarming discovery in sacramento. a 3d printed gun found inside of the home of a map on probation. it comes amid a fierce legal battle over the technology. steve large on the new territory in crime fighting. >> this is a photo of the 3d printed plastic gun discovered by sacramento probation department officers during a search of the living room of a man on probation for illegally possessing firearms. as threatening a

. >> and who would shoot an eagle? bay area vets are racing to nurse it back to health. >> eat a free avocado everyday and get paid for it. the details on this unique home of a man on probation. it comes amid a fierce legal battle over the technology. reporter steve >>> an alarming discovery in sacramento. a 3d printed gun found inside of the home of a map onroit comd al battle over the technology. steve large on the new territory in crime fighting. >> this is a photo of the 3d printed plastic gun discovered by sacramento probation department officers during a search of the living room of a man on probation for illegally possessing firearms. as threatening as it looks this particular plastic gun is not functional. probation officers report he gave up finishing it because he said it became too difficult. >> someone has the ability to actually make a gun in their house. >> for people who live near here it is very concerning. >> it is very, very serious. >> she lives on the same street where probation officers say he prin

, golden eagles are docile birds.remains, why would anyone want to shoot an eagle? they say they're not surprised. >> because they just shoot at anything. if they'll shoot at people, why wouldn't they shoot at any animal? nothing seems to be sacred anymore. >> reporter: she's got a long road ahead of her. doctors say it could be weeks or months before she can be released back into the wild. >>> a self-driving car delivering groceries. the new service that's hoping to >>> plus a later last call in some california cities. >>> polarizing candidates won big in yesterday's primaries. what this means for the upcoming general election. elections show how heated this year's midterm elections may be, with democrats hoping to take control of the house. >> jana katsuyama is live in the newsroom with the efforts today by some californians to impact the elections. >> last night was part of a much larger battle as democrats try to win back some control in congress, this year all of the house seats and a third of the senate seats wi

allison doherty says the eagle is showing improvement. peninsula were placed in her wing to stabilize the fracture and band -- pins were placed in her wing to stabilize the fracture and bands helped stop motion for healing. >> i itwas worth it to pull it out and cause further trauma when it was already bruised and swollen. >> reporter: golden eagles are docile, not scavengers. the question remains, why would anyone want to shoot an eagle ? bird enthusiasts say they are not surprised. >> i'm not surprised that they would do that because they just shoot at anything. if they'll shoot at people, why wouldn't they shoot at any animal? nothing seems to be sacred anymore. >> reporter: she has a long road ahead of her. doctors say it could be weeks or months before she can be released back into the wild. shooting a bald or golden eagle is a federal offense that carries a $5,000 fine or one year jail time if convicted. california fish and wildlife is investigating. anyone with information is asked to contact them. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 ton

he mentary freedom the camera eagle himself is the focus of attention. the key aim of the project is to encourage humans to share their habitat with animals in harmony and respect just like jacques and victor. and there are plenty of fantastic photos and videos posted by the euro max team online every day is out to make sure you don't miss out. on your next best year imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our duramax instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse your it can be. on instagram. well i've also just joined instagram i'm already addicted to collecting photos obviously. has garnered quite a following on the platform showcasing his private collection on his page insect house addy he posts pictures of his favorite creatures and claims to be the biggest insect breeder in europe the success on instagram has even allowed him to gain profit from his hobby so now

although the eagle does slip into his cage in the back of the van quo. happily his handler tells us victor is looking forward to the upcoming outing. the team arrive at their takeoff destination near lake geneva. with a flat of his wings and a shake of the camera victor is off. takes his time gently cruising down over a woodland and the roofs of a village the camera captures his flight perfectly. then he returns victor knows that a piece of chicken is waiting for him below. my at the final approach he starts excitedly calling to his handlers. as any morsel weisz they are wild creatures they don't love humans but he trusts me honey knows that if he performs well he'll get a reward. but it doesn't work perfectly every time sometimes he stays away and flies about because after all he's still a wild creature. back at the bird sanctuary try their watches victor's new footage. the aim of the project is to raise awareness for endangered birds. he has taught numerous birds of prey in captivity how to fly and collected a lot of film material. this footage was fil

young golden eagles are heavily persecuted.o spread their wings, the birds hesitate. that‘s not though, unexpected. then those first, short flights harried by buzzards above the heather. so this will be their first time out of the aviaries. they may fly a few metres, they may fly a few hundred metres up the valley. we've chosen a spot where there's lots of different sites they can rest and perch, rocks for them to sit on and things like that. so hopefully they'll fly out into the valley, find somewhere to settle and then just in their own time, get up into the skies and start to explore. their range could reach from the rolling hills of southern scotland to the lake district or wales. the hope is, they may eventually return to sites last populated by golden eagles more than 100 years ago. lorna gordon, bbc news, in the moffat hills. now, monday‘s test match special, covering the test match between england and india featured a surprisingly moving piece of radio. jonathan agnew, the bbc‘s cricket correspondent and host of the sho

. >> that bald eagle is not small. >> it comes down to a big meal. >> she made it a nest. >>> franticoat passengers escape a fire. >> engulfing the vessel. >> the scene as a pleasure cruise turns to panic. >>> who doesn't love a good burnout? >> i do but just not my own tires. >> see why this one is about to change everything. >>> and, the special delivery. >> of a very special carrier. >> why who's holding the balloons is the real surprise. >> oh my! >>> this is from the southwest foundation in utah, that's in cedar city utah and he's been called about that eagle. martin with his net is going to capture it. you can see that golden eagle is not small. >> she's got two pounds of food, she's got a hard time getting off the ground. >> that's got to be so cool to be that close to a wild predator. >> look at those tal lens. >> she's a full adifficult female. she's about five years old and he's checking her out to see what's going on. he's going to take her in for observation overnight to figure out what's going on with her. this is a nonprofit he started some years ago and he and his wife

it's not the eagles football team i'm sort of neutral on the eagles football team we're talking aboutssed thriller as being the biggest selling album of all time. >> i think it's great. >> and they're named after your favorite thing in the world. the philadelphia eagles, maybe. >> wouldn't that be something if they were? by the way, opening night is here on nbc and it's going to be fabulous. >> it is and does anyone else look like -- who do you think the top three teams are this year? you have a feeling already >> yeah, well, actually, i'm fearful of atlanta, i think is going to be very good. that's who we start with i'm worried about them i'm actually not that worried about a lot of other clubs you know, obviously, new england if you face them again they look fantastic. steelers look good no company no team emerging from nowhere. i guess the jaguars but not on the offense. just the defense colts look bad last night. i was thinking the colts could be there because of andrew luck coming back. i think there's a lot of party this year. maybe the rams will be the one we have to most worry

eagles are my thing right over there one of my things to you when you say that eagles are your spirit and they are yeah yeah if you look at me and you see any spirit and want becomes obvious. you know. over here. and you end up here i was originally trained up in alaska that's where i learned the trade and i would always come back for the bike really and i was carving over in sturgis during the rally fourteen years ago now and the owner of this property asked me if i wanted to come here instead of go to alaska and also a car carving. so max you see anything you like yeah thank bairstow meriting popular you know something. like a park and i was there. alone who would take me to train as a chainsaw are. absolutely i'm good. even if you. try to create rodin's the thinker right here with your help the right with this change for the love of all things fluffy and pure please do not give this man a chainsaw. no way this can go well. but i have finally ended up going also today if i'm going to play live now how's it going to live on thousand people a plan about. finding if you knew you would

right as i finish this huge bald eagle and i don't know if you've seen the a bald eagle up close. they are giant, giant birds. if swooped in and the ambassador is a lot taller than i am. almost hit him, turned around and flops right above two of us on a limb just looking over the two of us. it was magic. it was really powerful. i wish we have that on video but i think even the bald eagles of alaska were in agreement with the strategic interests. >> how long did it take to train the eagle? >> that was not a moment. it was really really impressive. we were all in all. >> switching topics, energy policy. it's very important to you and your state status and mass producing state. give us your views on evolution of the policy relationship between the u.s. and in the pacific region and what we can do to increase exports. >> it's just this incredible, incredible opportunity that we are not just scratching the surface on. i give a lot of credit to the trump administration and recognizing to the previous administration but they were not friends of american energy. in alaska the obama admini

. >> eagles, music and album. the best selling album is now the eagle's greatest hits. after that it is thriller by michael jackson sphwhri. the record. and the third one is hotel california by the eagles. the people love them eagles out there. >> i like the eagle. >> do you own any of their music? >> i do not t -- not. it is hit and miss. >> it was great hanging out with your guys at hayward on friday. >> i went to buffalo bills with my ice coffee. >> that was a good experience. and hopefully down the road, the 9 will be in a city where you live. >> i know the hayward students go back a week from today for school today is a big back to school day for students across the bay area. students in the san francisco you know inside school district are among those heading back to class. and >> reporter: good morning. happy first day of school. i'll tell you right now, my kid is back at school today as well. i hope to go check in on him a little later on. but we're here at hillcrest elementary and here with dr. matthews from the center center you know inside schools, the superi

. >>> later, officials are looking for whomever shot at this eagle as they fight to get this majestic bird back in the air. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing. ends labor day. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events l

. >>> soaring to new heights, the record the eagles have surpassed. on its menu. >>> good morning. this is likely the coolest day of the week, 79 in san josi and 65 in hayward. we have cooler temperatures near the water, 81 in pleasanton. around the bay a mix of 60s and 70s, 67 in alameda, 72 san francisco and 75 santa rosa, 91 in ukiah d 88 lake. jaclyn? >>> too many cars on highway 17 now. this is a live look near lark avenue, and we can see one truck passing by. there's another one. okay. seeing speeds in the green in both directions. your ride through the south bay is problem-free this time movin kenny? >>> the eagles have overthrown the king of pop and netflix adds a first to its menu, in today's eye on entertainment. >> reporter: the eagles have soared to the top with the best selling album of all time. their greatest hits 1971 to 1975 officially surpassed michael jackson's thriller album. it contains classics like take it easy and desperado. and jennifer garner received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. fellow celebrities were on hand along with her family. >> for my fam

the denver airport cam caught the eagle.tic bird stopped by for a plane spotting selfie. >> i got this. talk some sports? >> yes. >> the as are flying high. look who's basically tied for a playoff spot after ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connectingith the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, 'venectingith the things that matter most. 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. he could possibly... he likes

the denver airport cam caught the eagle.y joke the majestic bird stopped by for a plane spotting selfie. >> i got this. talk some sports? >> yes. >> the are flying high. look who's basically tied for a playoff spot after this is long distance with the best wifi experience, long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ . >>> the as have been slowly reeling in the seattle mariners. as of today they've caught them. the as posted the best record in all of baseball since june 10th. their win today ties them -- putting essentially their percentage points back but essentially a tie for the wild card. oscar hernandez, swinging in the first at hig

not a single member of the black eagles is in prison. there has never been any combat.eal is no record of the existence of an organization independent of the state called the black eagles. they carry out threats from the far north to the far south of .olombia there is no organization that has such a capacity to cover all of colombia's geogography other than the state. the threads are actually made by public officials. officicials of the colomombian e who create internal, clandestine groups. and those who are at the comomnd are struggling to become the top commanders of the pulleys, the army, and the intelligence bodies in the new duque administration. black eaglesthe are. those are the ones who have entering out most of these threats.s. amy: colombian senator gustavo petro. he placed second in this year's presidential race, receiving 8 million votes, more than any left presidential candidate in colombia's history. i spoke with them in bogota on tuesday just before he left for the inauguration of colombia's new right-wing president ivan duque. we will play the second hal

. >>> a golden eagle was found shot. how badly it is heard and if it will recover. >>> some people are protesting in-n-out burger. the reason why they want you to stop eating at the fast food chain.>>> good morning, san francisco northbound 101 looks okay at the 80 split but it is a little crowded southbound 101 at the 80 split. >>> yesterday the fog bank was out but today it is in. we will see how that impacts your temperatures coming up. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> right wing groups filing a law

there is a golden eagle up here now. oh, my word! going along the ridge. oh, wow. these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape‘s most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. it is nice to see you — president of the critics‘ circle. what have you been watching? we are starting with cold war, taking place in poland and paris and an interesting story of a troubled relationship between a musician and singer. then we are off to sanjose with searching, a missing person thriller told entirely on computer screens. and we have yardie, idris elba's long—awaited directorial debut. let's start with cold war. it looks beautiful. this is th

and the space race powered by the private sector amazon's jeff bezos goes up against test those eagle mask will be first for liftoff. this is your business update on how in our free in berlin glad you could join me donald trump's top economic adviser says the united states and china have been holding high level trade talks but the two sides appear to found little common ground larry kudlow describes china's threat to impose another sixty billion dollars worth of tariffs on the u.s. is weak and said the world's second biggest economy was quote in trouble the trumpet ministration continues to accuse china of stealing intellectual property and not playing by trade rules china as it is' those allegations and says u.s. protectionism is a threat to global trade. as him on this now with our financial correspondent so fisherman ski in new york sophie clearly the latest ratcheting up of trade tensions between the u.s. and china there how's that playing out on wall street. well investors here have tend to downplay concerns about these trade conflicts for the longest time and have been focusing

on the one side it depicts a german eagle. on the other side it depicts an american eagle. this was actually 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 tmade from a bullt and the base is the bottom of an artillery shell. we see creative things like that, also letter openers. possibly the best known of the world war i trench art were vases made out of artillery shells. there were millions of spent artillery shells and soldiers would fashion these into beautiful artworks. they would make these in their spare time. they would sell them to make a little bit of money. these were also made after the war. these are examples that were made by soldiers during the war. one of the most interesting pieces of trench art that i have seen is the

dennis: f-15 eagle, yeah. david: have you been in that plane? dennis: i have.e had a couple of flights in the f-15 eagle -- backseat, so flying with a boeing pilot. [laughter] dennis: but i have had a chance to fly the eagle and the f-18 super hornet. i have flown in an apache helicopter. it is one of the great parts of this job that i occasionally get to fly. david: so when they do a barrel roll, what is that like? does that feel like fun or is it nerve-racking? dennis: it was fantastic. in a fighter jet, it is not really a barrel roll, it is more of a snap roll, faster. we had the chance to do a few maneuvers. david: the pilot that flies the ceo, is that a special job, or do they tell the pilot be careful, this is the ceo and if something goes wrong your job is over? dennis: we have great test pilots. it is nice to go up on one of these tests. you kind of get calibrated and they get you accustomed to the airplane. david: now let's take the boeing plane that most people are familiar with, 737, 747. in those planes, can they ever be flown without a pilot? denni

, i love the super eagles but i think we can get to where we are neck and neck.ld cup in london, india and england have claimed the last two places in the quarter—finals after winning their respective play—offs. india beat italy 3—nil to claim their first win of the competition — and they'll face ireland in the last eight. while, england beat south korea 2—nil with goals from sophie bray and lily 0wsley. jo currie reports. england's world cup campaign continues after a comfortable victory here in front of another sellout crowd. after an underwhelming group stage they found themselves having to win this crossover match to reach the last eight and they did so with relative ease. do you know what, we got 10,000 people cheering for us, more back home and we are home, but on tv, and we wanted to put in a good performance for ourselves and these quys performance for ourselves and these guys here and you can feel the crowd getting behind us and everyone stepped into the breach and thought we have nothing to lose, home world cup, want to do well and we did well in the to

thedown below the raven and eagle are the children of eagle and raven.ong housewe have a or a clan house. and then the entrance that you theyere, traditionally would carve some kind of clan design on the entrance here so that people know what clan this house belongs to. so welcome to the long house, the home of the people of southeast alaska. so what you're smelling in here cedar.ally the planks on the walls are red cedar. that there notice are spaces in between the planks. they serve two different purposes. one, it was used for two, becauseand southeast alaska is part of the rain forest. water is going to get absorbed by the wood. so it needs room to expand. then we have four house posts that were carved by the four main culture groups of alaska. and respect among the native people is a huge thing. a very big thing. this one over here was carved by brothers. this one is called "respect for family." eyebrows,ee above the the hummingbirds, which represents the children. then we have the eagle and raven tongues, because the eagle and raven in southeast ala