representing this idealism is our american eagle. the bald eagle was chosen in 1782 to represent the united states because of its long life, majestic looks, and grt

there was an eagle cam. we are like, ooh, the new set comes with an eagle cam? the two bald eagle eggs here could hatch at any moment in big bear, california. and we've been waiting, waiting. >> this is jackie, she's been sitting on those eggs for like, ever. >> we have been voyeurs, watching this private moment for this bald eagle. >> apparentl, we could have watched them being made, if we were tuning in early february. >> that's where we are now. >>> later in the weird science, how life started here on earth. >>> and what a friend of the show, gayle king, is saying about the new conversations between prince harry and prince william and prince charles. we're going to get all up in that royal business. >>> plus the new details in this heart-stopping rescue. the one thing that kept that truck from taking a ten-story plunge into the gorge. you're watching "world news now." and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designe

i think that is great, go eagles!ker, we have 15 seconds for you. >> tucker: i would just say, i had video of an alligator inside of a house in porter where the american spirit still lives. and the people are totally unintended because i don't want to be floridians afraid of alligators. >> dana: i will have nightmares now, tucker. "special report" is up next. >> bret: good evening i'm bret baier and breaking tonight, deep states should pause their reopening efforts as he worries about research as of the coronavirus. the president's urging government, state governments, local governments to reinstate mandatory mask rules. the cdc director today even more blunt, warning what she calls impending doom if the country reopens too quickly. the fox team coverage, rich edson at the state department w

kudos to them and the young women across the nation who are now eagle scouts. congratulations there. live in marin county, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> that is such a great thing. our producer was just saying s.a.t., that's how big deal an eagle scout project is. >> big deal. tony and i were talking about we were boy scouts but didn't quite make it to the eagle scouts. all right. >> oh, man. >> he was closer than i was. 6:09 this morning. >>> hey, we're going to take a live look. this is the golden gate bridge, we know it. nice and clear out there this morning, but you know what? meteorologist kari hall says it's not going to stay that way throughout the day. rain heading our way. much needed rain, and kari, how long is that rain going to stick around? >> it's going to be very spotty, and off and on but i'm excited to see something going on here because it's been so dry, and we're starting out with mostly clear morning across much of the bay area, that's a live look outside in dublin, and we'll start to see some clouds moving in today. as far as to

no, and the golden eagles pull off the stunner. 754672. they become the ninth 15 seed to upset the two seed. >>> sharks against the blues. san jose, power play leading 1- 0. third period. saint louis, tyler bozac scores shorthanded number to tie the game. we go to a shoot-out. kevin lebanc. the blues win 2-1. the sharks have lost three straight games. >>> to golf, stripping at the honda classic is becoming all the rage. yesterday, it was alexander kapalon. today, it is wesley bryan who took his pants off. rolled up his shirt. needed a couple of hacks to get out of trouble. 78 and missed the cut. march madness, dan is here somewhere. march madness is coming up next. >> coach is in the house. >> you know it is real when danny shows up. >>> tonight, exciting news for the kids, the most magical places in the bay area back open. >> ah. the sounds of children's fairy land in oakland reopening today after being closed for most of the pandemic. families enjoyed a stroll through the whimsical fairy tale themed amusement park. masks are required and

glenn frye of the eagles got an idea. >> he got lord, ford, girl and bad?e "rock me on the water" as the title, it encapsulates the major theme of the book. the question of what from the 60s, what idealism what hopes of change from the 60s could survive in the stoneyer political and social soil of the 1970s? ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the protest mom movements of the 60s planted the seeds of political change. but brownstein said that the boomers did not have to march to make a difference. >> the idea was cultural. the ideas that were more suspicion of authority, greater personal freedom, changing relations between men and women. more tolerance and difference, all of the ideas went from the edge to the mainstream. largely through the popular culture produced blocks apart from each other in early 1970s >>> if you own a home, you know the value of having a good handyman a phone call away. chip reid introduces us to a guy that went from handyman to super had hero when he donated more than time to help a neighbor in need. >> tony antonelli got a new kidney. the donor was

america's bald eagle population has more than quadrupled in the last decade. but here in the golden state the species is still in endangered. the stakes are high for jackie and shadow who have been protecting their egg for 45 days. >> can you give us a status update. what is the latest. >> at this point it's very unlikely that it would hatch. >> sandy helps run the conservation group friends of big bear valley where she has been watching the feathered pair for years. >> what is the challenge in getting them to hatch. how difficult is it. >> they have to guard them all the time from predators. they have to keep them warm and incubated the whole time. >> how does it feel when an egg finally hatches. >> you feel joy and excitement about seeing the little chick in the nest. >> a rare triumph this week when two breeding pairs each had triplets thousands of miles apart. in redding, california, liberty and guardian welcomed their third and at the heys nest in pittsburgher in family of five all captivating audiences worldwide. >> jack yea and shadow have enough of a p

a new federal report shows the eagle population has quadrupled since 2009. powerful they are. for 16 years, the zoo ran a breeding and release program and re-introduced the eagles to their natural habitat. those efforts greatly helped them come back. >>> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" with lester holt is next. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the emotional testimony in the trial of the former officer charged in the death of george floyd. day two of the trial the firefighter who was at the scene testifying in tears that she was tess pratt to help george floyd but that officers would not let her, and the teen who recorded that video of derek chauvin kneeling on fyd's neck also breaking down on the stand what she says still keeps her up at night. >>> new satellite images over a north korean nuclear plant the alarming thing they show and the growing pressure on president biden. >>> the u.s. racing for a potential fourth covid wave the troubling signs, 19 states reporting a rise in hospit

it was march 8th, 2011 eagle was found shot to death in a backyard in the. blake street magee avenue neighborhood, although his death remains unsolved. detectives believe someone out there knows something they say even the smallest detail could be crucial in solving eagles murder. anyone with info is asked to contact berkeley pd the numbers listed at the bottom of your screen. protesters took to the streets of minneapolis today as the trial of derek chauvin the man accused of murdering george floyd set to begin. however jury selection has been delayed over the possible reinstatement of another charge for 3rd degree murder. chauvin has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. earlier today floyd's brother spoke to the press about the trial. praying and hoping. >>the outcome that we all want. but you know reality, i'm say if you don't go that way. i just know believe in my heart that is going to be change regardless. for us as a nation. >>video of chauvin kneeling on floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes sparked worldwide protests again

. >> seth: jim eagle talking about the muppet jim eagle sounds like a desperate guess on "jeopardy!"uestion "he was the lead singer of the eagles. [ laughter ] "well, i know jim floyd was the lead singer of pink floyd. also, you know there's a dude out there whose name is actually jim eagle watching this saying, "what the [ bleep ]? now i gotta change my name." i'm just kidding if there is a real man named jim eagle, he's not watching tv in the afternoon based on his name, he's probably building a concrete dam with his bare hands "hey, jim, the president just said your name!" "jim eagle doesn't have time for such foolishness." [ laughter ] but whatever you thought of biden's press conference, it was certainly refreshing to see a president directly answer reporters' questions without attacking anyone or melting down and hey, republicans, if you didn't like his answers -- >> you're welcome to step away if you like >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with sacha baron cohen. ♪ the new samsung galaxy s21 this looks different. it is. show me. just hit record! see

it is all about eagle scouts. marin county teenagers, here they are, are now eagle scouts, which is the elite group dedicated to leadership and community. it was only open to boys, it was only available to boys until 2019. now, eagle scout is the highest ranking in the boy scouts of america. these ladies are part of the inaugural class of about 1,000 female eagle scouts. >> when we found out that we were going to be able to, i was so excited. i finally had a chance to really go for something that mattered to me. >> it is so intense and such an accomplishment to get to this level. boy scouts of america say only about 6% of scouts make it to this highest rank. the girls have to earn 21 merit badges and create and complete an extensive community service program. congratulations to them. >>> that's going to do it for us. have a great tuesday tomorrow. ♪♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

. >> tucker: jimmy eagle?ho is jim eagle? a comic book hero from the 50s? a dog-basedr? pony shoulder comc soldier question mike we didn't know who tamika was. we went scurrying through google machines to look it up. then we realized dew, way too literal here it's analogy crow eagle both birds but eagle is much bigger than a crow. that means asking people to show a driver's license when they vote is much more racist than segregation and lynching. segregation and lynchings were jim crow. voter ids are jim eagle. way worse. and that makes sense when you think about it. most black people don't have government issued ids and that's why they can't drive cars or fly in airplanes or hold jobs or stay in hotels or go to the doctor or cash checks or sign rental agreements or buy homes or open bank accounts or purchase sudafed at cvs? black people can't do any of those things because they don't have ids. millions and millions of them don't have ids and it's sad as joe biden often points out.t' now, you might think the s

they are part of the first class of female eagle scouts will have their story ahead. and a number of california counties don't want to be in the state run blue shield vaccination program, we'll tell you why. >>and conditions out there today definitely cloudier than they have been the past few days the weekend was so nice and clear. now we're under these grey skies today couple sprinkles right around noontime, but the real rain fall we'll save that for tomorrow. your forecast ahead. >>no major accidents across any of our bridges or roadways. we are seeing some construction slowing things down in certain areas, right now as we head into the city to the fema street exit under 12 minutes, we'll have more on your drive times coming up after the break. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between fla

president of the phyllis schlafly eagle society thank you once again for joining me. always a pleasure alex thank you. not so long ago lots and lots of journalists and even a few voters used to mourn about the the lack of real choice in american politics donald j. trump changed all of that and now he's back like the terminator now the party is being reborn in his image and the creaking republican establishment is once again playing for time pretending to climb up well in reality wringing their hands others are already climbing aboard the next donald bandwagon trump know carries the support of a large and vocal minority right across the united states he has reached into sections of society that other republicans can't reach his appeal is to main street perhaps to the back street certainly not to wall street however in politics every action has a reaction and in time the democrats of assembled a large and mighty and a winning coalition against them and there's no doubt that some person has mobilized the 2nd largest vote in american presidential history the problem for t

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different views on the road ahead for the grand old party as martin president of the phyllis schlafly eagles and rena tshabalala who is fighting to a republican woman for biden all of that much more to come up in the show but 1st charity to emails and messages in response to our show last week featuring professor richard murphy in our discussion on economics and political economy terry says professor murphy is extremely eloquent he makes complex issues excessive all view such as his and those of common weale are what we need coming out of the pandemic terrorists al says it was an excellent show as always but particularly good this week as richard murphy explains what a newly independent scotland can be and how energy will see it we are happy to says exciting stuff from professor murphy encouraging for scotland norman says we need to get that information to the professor was discussing there so that more can hear and realise that scotland has an incredible opportunity to decide its own destiny and place in the world i was says the e.u. will once scotland definitely has a foolproof european ei

there are now an estimated 316,000 bald eagles soaring over the lower 48 states.e experts point to decades of protection including pesticide bans. >>> comedian jay leno is apologizing for the past jokes he's made about asian people. an asian advocacy group said it recently met with the former host of the "tonight show" to discus how his past comments have been harmful. the group said it's been asking an apology -- rather, it's been seeking an apology from leno since 2002. in a statement, leno said that he now regrets making the jokes and is -- and in his heart he knew they were wrong. his apology comes amid an increase in hate crimes against asians. >>> researchers in mexico have created a nose-only mask to be used during the pandemic. they say it reduces the risk of infection when you eat, drink, or talk. the researchers say taking off ex tus. the nose-only mask provides some sort of protection. the world health organization recommends that people wear a face mask that covers the nose, mouth, and chin. >>> and if you've ever wanted to own some elvis presley memor

we understand it at times this eagle has been moving around in the nest.can actually see under the eagle. but right now is still resting. yeah. and you know, it gets hold up their big bear to around 7,000 feet or so. so may be snow around that area. so got to keep that a nice and toasty so that the eagle can hatch or can hatch pretty during spring break escape caught on video. we'll tell you what happened when this guy. >> tried run away from cops on the beat while he was still wearing handcuffs. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> police in clearwater, florida say that this viral video of a young guy escaping from a patrol car on the beach. got a lot of attention, but they say it's no laughing matter. lot of people running on the beach. the man was seen running aw

america's bald eagles escape extinction but their future is uncertain. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> four people have been killed in tennessee after flooding, tornadoes ripped up several southern states and the system is now impacting the east and millions people are in the path of the storm. nancy chen is following it tonight. >> reporter: 60 million americans been impacted by the deadly storms. this weekend, flooding swamped tennessee, water rushing cross streets leaving a school bus submerged and cars floating. and in nashville, the second largest 2-day rainfall on record. emergency crews rescuing more than 250 people from vehicles, apartments and houses of night, in to sunday morning. >> we have about 251 incidents, it took 600 of our fire personnel to respond to these events. >> a man seen pulling a woman from her submerged car. the same system sent 15 reported tornadoes across four states. one possible twister reported here crossing the mississippi river. the destruction swift and severe. trees slicing through homes. >> i was thanking god that we were all ok

today burst in the placid waters at the navy yard the eagle of the sea is as seaworthy as when she was built. unconquered by hostile shot and shell old ironsides as waged her hardest battle against the ravages of time repairs have been made regularly through the years preserving the original constitution now nearing her 160th birthday. workmen are busy replacing deck timbers on the 2200 ton ship whose hull is little more than 200 feet long. build an outfitted for $300,000. her first spikes were supplied by paul revere. old ironsides 54 cannon are silent, but 40 crewman walker deck mounting the gangway they salute like the sailors and her days of glory. keeping the frigate chip shape. today's crew remembers her first great sea victory. wearing the american coast of french privateers and 1798 a half century later. she was to carry old glory around the world on her longest cruise. below deck are the tight quarters shared by old. ironside's original crew of 475 men and boys. it's low bridge for the taller sailors of today. here can be found the heavy guns ammunition and to prevent sparks t

they've gone through two search and rescue operations in the eagle point community to my left.hey've had to cease that now according to the sheriff i just spoke to, because there is another tornado to our south and west. they are concerned it could take a very similar path to the area where we are standing where the damage has taken place around here. so you can imagine they want to rush to completion their search and rescue operations for the damaged houses that have been impacted by the tornado so far. we've got another couple of hours in daylight, but once the sun sets, that's when the hazards exponentially rise, because when you start talking about large destructive, potentially violent tornados in the shroud of darkness, you can imagine what that means for people, not being able to see an oncoming tornado, let alone hear it. that's why it's so important to have several different ways to receive your emergency management alerts from your cell phones to the sirens to your noaa weather radios. these are all crucial tools to keep you and your family safe. >> that's really impo

jim eagle who? responding i feel sorry for people who have the name jim eagle in this moment.ans really rejected this because they don't believe that he knows republicans. they don't believe that he is reaching out to republicans. and, in many comments that he made it was very clear that he is somewhat antagonistic towards republicans instead of rejecting his message of unity and you can see how they reacting there, too. steve: there is a reason he hasn't gotten any republican votes on the big things yet. lee carter, thank you very much for joining us live. >> any time. great to see you. steve: have a good weekend. republican lawmakers encounter cartel members and human traffickers while walking the border overnight. pete hegseth reacts to the shocking video coming up. ♪ are out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious a

they're among the first women in the country to achieve the rank of eagle scout, the highest honor of the boy scouts of america. at a ceremony today representative jared huffman awarded the girls a congressional award for being youth trail blazers. it typically takes four to five years to get the eagle scout honor, but these ladies wasted no time and got it done in less than two years. >> wow, wow, wow. >>> brian hackney standing by to talk about a little breeze that will be blowing through. >> yeah. it's already begun tonight and will continue tomorrow especially. it's the offshore pattern we get during the fall that's visiting us in the spring. right now we've got partly cloudy skies in the south bay. the numbers are mostly in the 50s and the low pressure sliding east of the bay area is close enough to this high that the gradients tighten up. we get pretty good winds. right now they're up to 20 miles an hour around parts of the bay area and as the night goes on, the winds pick up. tomorrow they'll be 15 to 30- mile an hour wind advisory posted. tuesday and wednesday things finally b

american eagle down 8% digital sales up for the quarter.as much as airy was the company is reinstating its dividend the gross margin also up nicely from a year ago. the company citing higher full priced sales and lower promotions as well as inventory optimization a trend we've heard from a number of retailers shares still for american eagle down here about 2.5% in response after hours. sara, over to you. >> the comfy clothes, comfy bras on airy continue to just be on fire courtney, thanks we're getting breaking news on disney we'll get to julia boorstin with that >> reporter: disney announcing it plans to close 20% of its brick and mortar disney store locations before the end of the year at least 60 of its north american locations will close. this as the company shifts its focus to e-commerce and building out its shop disney website. after the closures disney says it will evaluate whether it needs to close other stores perhaps more in europe but it is worth noting that disney does have other physical retail shopping experiences including mo

the bald eagle population, once on the brink of extinction, has quadrupled in just over a decade. we'll have more on the conservation efforts and the challenges on tomorrow's "cbs weekend news." straight ahead, the illinois town making historic reparations for generations of discrimination. also, how the ship stuck in the suez canal is causing downstream damage to the global economy. and later, venice marks a birthday and another plague. >> diaz: more than a dozen cities from seattle to st. paul, minnesota, are considering reparations, and this week, evanston, illinois made history, becoming the first city in the country to approve reparations for black residents. in evanston, a levy, majority-white college town north of chicago, tina penec will apply for the first round of reparations. >> this is my grandmother sadie harris. >> diaz: her grandmother moved here in the 1930s from georgia. today, at 47, penec just bought her first home. have housing and discrimination practices from decades ago affected your ability to purchase a home? >> i would say for a long time i didn't think t

join their organization, it was inevitable that some of those young women would eventually become eagle scouts. it's a prestigious honor, so we want to introduce you to a few women here in marin county that have now joined the ranks that really emphasize community and leadership. take a listen. for these young women, it wasn't a matter of if but when. >> when we found out that we were going to be able to, i was so excited. i finally had a chance to really go for something that mattered to me. >> reporter: these three young women are now history maker, joining nearly 1,000 others from across the u.s. to make up the inaugural class of female eagle scouts. >> we decided to do it out of a number of reasons, but mostly out of a wish to the other girls in our community and troops. >> reporter: only 6% involved in scouting will make it to the highest rank. when the organization made headlines in 2019 after announcing the organization would expand their programming and allow girls to join. >> i don't think a lot of people understood the gravity of it i guess. for us, it's been really momentous

bald eagles were down to just 417 known nesting pairs. but years of protection have helped them to flourish. the bald eagle was removed from the list of threatened or endangered species back. in 2007 by the administration. i in the possibility of vaccine passports to allow people to begin traveling again, but not everyone is on board and we're tracking the warm up as we go through time. a little cool down first t. the weather reporte got to sunshine to talk about spring weather to talk about and basically no rain to talk about this high pressure is the dominant feature, not just. the next few days, but the next week week and a half maybe two weeks. we do have ah little system come by tomorrow, and that's why temperatures will drop a little bit. but then the warming begins after that, so that's friday, saturday and sunday and temperatures warm up pretty rapidly. mid seventies, even upper seventies have a little bit of fog out in the avenues out towards the cliff house. they're not in the sunset district and some clouds, too. that's in resp

early 1940 s. a man named paige eagle such a loan at a table in a cafe in casablanca morocco. he was troubled. world war 2 was raging and this city was a refuge for many trying to escape the nazi war machine. thousands fled here from europe hoping for safe passage to britain or the united states. but there you go the football coach had concerns of his own he had founded the club to give the poor of ca's a blank of force but it has been usurped by the middle classes. now he plan to take over a small forgotten team and build something that truly belongs to the less fortunate . if you could see it today be amazed at his achievement. there she goes brain child grew into one of africa's great sporting institutions. russia has a blank. look on it was instead. of a generation reborn brought you that this will interest. you secure while assemble rule imo propped up the can have the can because of how the war going because the ski. force is going to watch us it scares. well think of the extra soon it could be. russia was formed here in a poor district of cars a blanket of silicone. sup

. >> yeah, they are among the first women in the country to achieve the rank of eagle scout. it is the highest honor by the boy scouts of america. at a ceremony today, representative jarrett huffman awarded the girls a congressional award for being youth trail blazers. it typically takes four to five years to get to the eagle scout honor, but these ladies got it done in less than two. we'll be right back.

scwt just got to the eagle's nest. bummer, not that hitlery." so this was a little embarrassing, but it didn't stop cawthorn from getting the ultimate stamp of approval. >> where is madison? is he here? madison cawthorn, a real star. you'll be a star of the party. >> he rose to national prominence and then gained national attention at this summer's republican convention. >> when i'm elected this november, i'll be the youngest member of congress in over 200 years. and if you don't think young people can change the world, then you just don't know american history. george washington was 21 when he received his first military■ç commission. abe lincoln, 22 when he first ran for office. and my personal favorite: james madison was just 25 years old when he signed the declaration of independence. >> trevor: yes, that, my friends, is incredible. or it would be, if james madison had actually signed the declaration of independence, but he didn't. i guess cawthorn is so into lying that he's even padding other people's resumes now? sooner or later, this dude

two pair of the bald eagles in big bear.they have been taking turns tending to their two eggs since back in february. unhappily, one of the eglets died. >> it sounded strong and going to hatch but something happened during the latch process and it did not get out of the egg. >> experts say it takes about 35-40 eggs to hatch and they are laid within days with each other. we might see the remaining egg hatch in the coming days. >> let's hope so. >>> a charter fishing boat in galveston, texas witnessed a rare site. a pod of killer whales, all caught on camera. the pod of 30 orcas put on a show for around 20 minutes and then swam back to join their pod. it happened when the boat was returning to shore about 120 miles off shore of galveston. dolphins and pilot whales are known to play in a boat's wake. it is really unusual for orcas to do such a thing. >>> all right, coming up, a wine lover's dream job, six figures, free rent and a lot of vino. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 pulic charging credit. s

to make up the inaugural class of female eagle scouts. >> we just decided to do it out of a number ofreasons, but mostly out of a wish to see other girls in our community and troops. >> reporter: boy scouts of america estimates only 6% of those involved in scoutling make it to the highest rank. when the organization made headlines in early 2019 after announcing the organization would expand their program and allow girls who join -- >> i don't think a lot of people understood the gravity of it, i guess. for us, it's been really momentous and like a really exciting, new option for us to take. of troop 1015erit badges well as plan, organize, manage and complete an extensive community service project, all of which was done in the midst of a global pandemic. as these history makers enter the next phase of their lives with a title they will hold for the rest of their lives, they will not only remember the experiences, but the foundation they laid for young women to come. >> i think it's something that every youth should be able to participate in, because it's changed my life so much. >> con

. >> yeah, they are among the first women in the country to achieve the rank of eagle scout.t is the highest honor by the boy scouts of america. at a ceremony today, representative jarrett huffman awarded the girls a congressional award for being youth trail blazers. it typically takes four to five years to get to the eagle scout honor, but these ladies got it done in less than two. we'll be right back. get your spring on at ross. yes! with brand-name looks at prices that say it's on. yeah, it is! get this season's styles for you... ...and you... and you... with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! so you went to ross and saved big on shoes? oh, yeah! and snagged “yes, please” brands at “no way” prices. hurry in for fresh styles for the whole fam... ...and say cheers to spring with the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! >>> love that shot of gray's cathedral. so beautiful. the late show with tephen >> scenes like this in miami beach are adding to concerns of a prolonged pandemic, more prolonged than it already is. police struggled over the weekend to

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been a lot of social media buzz that's been talking about one of the local neighborhoods within the eagledon't have access to that particular location, but the tornado did rip through this area, went through a very well-established community and sheriffs there have already gone through two search and rescue efforts for the damaged homes and businesses that are within that particular community. but they have had to halt that because there is another line of severe weather coming through this very same location. there's a tornado warning just to our south and west, an area called hail county. this is in alabama, south of birmingham. i'm in shelby county. so they're very close to each other. this tornado, officials and meteorologists from the cnn weather center here, are concerned that this tornado may possibly be going over some of the same locations that left this damage here. so we're on heightened alert here. so are the community members. it's going to be a difficult night for them ahead, because we have multiple rounds of severe weather coming through. not to mention the veil of darknes

this is the big bear bald eagle camera. okay. and the nest belongs to a pair of bald eagles named jackie and shadow. they're waiting for their eggs to hatch. one eaglette could come out at any moment. for expected tv devices like roku, apple tv and search the area to download it to start streaming. look at them. >> was this the couple we were spying on a few weeks ago? >> uh huh. >> same couple. >> jackie and shadow. >> they have a new egg? is that what it is? >> i think they have a few don't they? >> i can't keep track of kids. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> they look peaceful even with our inintrusion so that's good. we just had some live rain through st. helena getting a light one right now. not one where we've had a half inch to an inch of rain and an inch and two thirds almost three quarters talk about your micro climates right there. as we look around we've got dense fog roaming through the east bay valleys in morin county and also along the coast so watch out for varying conditions as you drive around this morning. pier 15

i'm buying really low on the eagles right now they are in a rebuild.t of a cap. i'm buying low on the eagles >> salary cap you played it for josh bb belichick. what do you make of that >> i've never seen anything like this from bill for him to pay this type of money especially early in free agency usually the great teams build through the draft and i think what bill saw last year he saw his quarterback tom brady go down to tampa, wayne super bowl and his roster is a lot of teah strapped and bill is doing that. >> how often do you trade. >> i haven't professionally managed. i just started doing retail trading type of stuff a little over a year ago. tesla is doing really good for me it performed well for me s s sg do you and a lot of other people as well >> thanks for having me. we're not going bring up the capitals either. we're not going to worry about that >> i don't need to say anything about that >> we'll talk to you soon. >>> up next, how futures traders are setting up for jay powell's news conference. we're back after this. change is all around us

meteorologist derek van dam is in eagle point, alabama. good morning to you.state. wow. >> yeah, heartbreaking morning for residents here just outside of birmingham. we're in the eagle point community where first light within the past hour or two revealing some of the damage behind me talking to local residents who were shaking, reliving an account of their terrifying tornado last evening. they said that the trees that you see behind me aren't even part of their property. so they were uplifted and deposited on their front lawn here. i want to give you a perspective, an idea of what kind of damage we're seeing. a lot of loose leaf shrapnel, but complete roofs have been torn off of homes here as well. lots of tree damage. as a meteorologist, we're able to determine, unofficially, how powerful these winds were by a scale called the enhanced fujita scale. just looking at the considerable damage that we see behind us, roofs torn off of buildings, trees uprooted. this is along the lines of what is called an ef-2 tornado with winds of upwards of around 135 miles per

yeah, you were in eagle estates? where the [ bleep ] were last night?y mind apart. >> reporter: and he says it didn't get easier when he was left alone in the jail cell. >> make me go crazy and cry in the cell all night. >> you actually were crying? >> yeah. i was crying myself to sleep. on a roll of toilet paper that was my pillow. >> what were you thinking about, as far as sarah? >> i was worried. i was concerned. because she had a lot to lose. beautiful baby, beautiful family. nice job. good career going for herself. >> did you have anything to do with sarah's disappearance? >> not one bit. >> reporter: after two days they let him go but warned him to stay close. >> did you feel like when you were walking out of that police department that they weren't done with you? that they still felt like -- >> oh, i knew. i knew they weren't. >> how many times did they come and talk to you -- >> 30 plus. >> reporter: the police declined to comment on jason's claims of how he was treated by detectives. as for sarah's family, they had their own suspicions. >> her

we're going to show it because guess what, he drains that eagle put. he shot a blustering 64.back to back wins. he went for 12 under. justin took over and wins it. jt wins the players championship. sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> bay area musicians won big at tonight's grammys. one winner opens up on her song on the black lives matter movement. >> we get an intimate >>> building a better bay area for a secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> once again good evening, starting tomorrow millions of californians with preexisting health conditions as well as disabilities will become eligible to sign up for a covid- 19 vaccine. in addition people in correctional facilities, homeless shelters, residential care facilities and public transit will also become eligible. however with the current shortage of supplies, getting a shot could be difficult. >>> sonoma and contra costa county entered the red tier today joining the 7 other counties. for sonoma counties restaurants and other businesses were finally allowed to reopen indoor operations for the first time in 7 months. this

was sad to see keep blends paint with sand from eagle in st the historical home of the bay name bronzecasters. when you're preparing the back row with a scarf and black roll main thing itself always has to be difficult. so that is the connection on the soul and it'll be tricky because you have to go to the books too because we don't have the cisco object c.s.o. economies that relates to this thins one on one. so we must attend to stories concerning the queen on our deeds is and again our young people can see this excellent representation which i mean by our sister wasn't as proud of. the queen is proud of because western art. is made up of subjects of 4 forms which are billions was. she going to be a spotless proud a little some level but even if because obama is powered by african masks you imagine how our africa come inspired by b. think i must but what i have come to see yeah but an estimated 95 percent of artifacts from the main currently housed in museums overseas were looted during the punitive expedition how are you going to make this things more legible the name has been callin

representing this idealism is our american eagle.d eagle was chosen in 1782 to represent the united states because of its long life, majestic looks, and great

perhaps the most famous mascot was old a, -- old abe, an american bald eagle. you can't get much more american than that. he was renowned for his courage. he was named after president lincoln as a token of esteem for president lincoln, and he followed the unit everywhere, including into battle. he was known for, while the battle was raging, flying up above and giving out a war like scream that would inspire the men. old abe was shot during the war. but he returned to wisconsin as a hero. not only wisconsin, but throughout the north. he was given the honor of living out his days at the wisconsin state capitol. when they decided to create an airborne division, they took the likeness of a and used that -- the likeness of abe, and they used that for the 101st airborne division, which now is known as the screaming eagles in honor of old abe. i would like to conclude with one that doesn't have much attention -- elephants could have been used in the civil war, but were not. but some historians think they should have been. the term for going into battle during the civi

the screaming eagles. the old man of england's armored divisions. the forces of free france. the coast guard's matchbox fleet. and you, the american rangers. 40 summers have passed since the battle of juneau was fought here. you are young when you took these cliffs. some of you were hardly boys with the deepest voice before. you yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? what impel do you to put aside the instinct for self preservation and risk your lives to take these risks? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you, and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. faith that they fought for all of humanity. faith that a just got would grant them mercy on this beach or the next. it was the deep knowledge, but great god we have not lost it. but there is a profound, moral difference between the use of force for liberation, and the use of force for conquest. you are here to liberate, not the conquer, so you and the others did not doubt you

shout out to the eagles. >> and shout out to "the music man." >> what is the office pool going for?e. so $15, i guess? >> oh, i don't know if i got that. and payday. >> it takes me 11 hours to figure it out. >>> awkward moment day coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> little bit of a bit earlier. this is from earlier in the show. spiderman jumps into frame. sarah falls thinking she's going to be caught. >> spiderman and sarah haines can have a very awkward moment. we're kicking off national awkward moments day here this morning. >> never gets old. >> on "this happened". my awkward moment, let's get right to it. i was reporting at the white house, my first or second year at abc news. and i got to ask the president of the united states a question, and then, at that time, it was president obama. i was in the front row. i was like really nervous. and then this happened. >> did you see donald trump's taco bowl tweet? and your thoughts on it? >> i have no thoughts on mr. trump's tweets. as a general rule, i don't pay attention to mr. trump's tweets. i think that will be true, i think, for the next six month