the snake is wrapped all around the hawk. the hawk is thinking, this wasn't such a good idea. >> when your lunch tries to eat you, that's a bad day. so this guy, he's trying to save this bird. all the while, the bird is not -- >> wow. >> doesn't it look petrified? >> it does. >> i have to kill the snake to get the hawk. >> here is the guy trying to get the snake from around the bird's nest. eventually he scares the snake enough where it goes off the road. the guy grabs the bird and lays it down od side of the road. the bird, again, just motionless. they're thinking, i guess we leave it and hope for the best. what? yeah! i was sitting here thinking, maybe it's just pretending to be dead because it's scared. that was nuts. it's playing possum. >> maybe it finally realized, wait a second. >> i'm alive and i'm free! >> but you guys, i hate to bring this up, but they took away the snake's food. in the circle of life, should they have interfered? >> i was thinking about that, too. i don't like to see people intervene, but once that

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they attached a gps to the hawk to track his every move. abc's lama hasan frightened by the hawk, but she's still there. >> reporter: high above wimbledon's storied courts, he patrols the sky. >> my name is rufus. >> reporter: rufus, a 6-year-old woodland hawk, so well known here he's the star of his own beer commercial. >> i wake up at 5:00 a.m. every day to patrol the grounds. >> reporter: the problem? pigeons interrupting the play. that's where rufus comes in. >> his incredible talons coming towards them. they are not going to hang around long enough to see if he actually will have them for dinner. >> i weigh one pound, six ounces, the perfect flying weight. >> reporter: his weight monitored down to the exact ounce. too heavy, he won't want to hunt. too hungry he might eat the pigeons. that's not what they want. instead he's simply the official bird "scarer." up close, he is intimidating. >> you can touch him here, just on his front. >> reporter: his talons sharp as fives. his vision is so precise, if he spotted a newspaper across the fi

army black hawk. was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that day normally a black hawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks were going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that changed the shape. what shapes what we see every day it's largely shaped by our expectations. by what we want to see what we expect to see and also then the ultimate you know sort of the physical stimulus that actually enters or i so it was a very ambiguous stimulus the speed the distance and everything camouflaged in a very strong set of expectations the visual identification has happened the intersection of a strong set of expectations possibly a little desire to maybe see an enemy aircraft and a very ambiguous stimulus that actually came in the eyes of what we do as humans we fill in the blanks. and then finally b

the hawk suffered a concussion and leg injuries. mark stein found the bird in the park back in april while walking his dog. >> i went back the next day. he is 20 feet away from where he had been. i didn't expect to be able to find him or i would find him dead, but he was there still alive. >> the hawk was given antibiotics and plenty of food. they made sure the predator could fly and hunt being releasing it today. >>> new at 4:00 what have you done lately to make the roads safer and a little more pleasant? that's the question that is also a challenge for all of us in a brand new campaign called drive it forward friday. transportation reporter adam tells us more about the annoying and even dangerous road habits this effort is aiming to stop. >> reporter: maybe you've been cut off on the road. maybe you've actually cut somebody off. maybe you don't use your turn signals. today it's called drive is forward friday. the whole idea basically like a pay it forward for the people that you are sharing the road with. let's take a look at the

. >>> well it is back into the wild for one lucky hawk. it was found badly injured at a local park.w it is flying high again thanks to a good samaritan. christian wright was there to see the bird return to its home. >> he's one tough bird and it's been a long road. >> you are just walking down the path like we usually do and saw this bird a few feet off the path. >> reporter: on their walk he and his dog stumbled across the red shouldered hawk in=@9q trou. barely moving. he got help. >> i think it was absolutely terrified and in shock. and we tried to move around. you could tell something was wrong. >> reporter: the hawk was taken from the wild to the conservancy of virginia to begin rehab. >> it was most likely hit by a car. had a very bad concussion. and also scrapes on its legs. >> reporter: after x-raies, antibiotic, fluid and food, she's ready. >> one two three. >> reporter: back into the wild, at turkey run park. perching on a tree for the first time in a long time. >> it's a different bird. completely different bird. >> he was flying very strongly. i'm confident. >> reporter:

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. >>> a hawk is attacking humans in massachusetts.oped down and injured several people in one neighborhood. the hawk has a nest with baby chicks in a nearby oak tree. one woman attacked by a bird in the area had her wig stolen and it was used as part of a nest. i'm marlie hall. this is "cbs morning news." acidity was in my diet...much that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said pronamel can make my teeth stronger. pronamel is helping me lead the life that i want to live. ♪ dust irritating your eye? (singing) ♪ visine® gives your eyes relief in seconds. visine®. get back to normal. >>> doctors in miami have successfully performed the first kidney exchange transplant in florida on three couples. six surgeries were performed simultaneously last week. yesterday the donors and recipients met. natalie zea of our miami affiliate wfor reports. >> reporter: these strangers met for the first time, but there is now an unbreakable bond between them. >> i thank him again for

begin three months of recovery and rehab. >> the hawk was most likely hit by a car.had a very bad concussion. it was really dazed and also had scrapes on its legs. >> reporter: hello. after x-rays, antibiotics, fluids and many meals, she's ready. >> different bird. completely different bird. >> she was flying very strongly so i'm confident she'll do well. >> reporter: she perched on a tree for the first time in a long time. and now, the sky's the limit. >> before the hawk was released, the conservancy made sure the predator could fly and hunt the way she could so she will survive in the wild now. >>> we're going to show you the damage done when a car crashed into a restaurant this weekend. plus, caught on camera, see israel's so-called iron dome in action as it blasted rockets headed for the ground. >>> and meteorologist amelia segal tracking the chance of some storms today. your forecast from storm team 4 coming up next. >>> just one minute now until 7:30. back with a question many of you have first thing in the morning, what's the weather going to be like today? >>

army black hawk. was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that way the norm. only a blackhawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks were going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that changed the shape what shapes what we see every day it's largely shaped by our expectations. by what we want to see what we expect to see and also then the ultimate you know sort of the physical stimulus that actually enters or i so it was a very ambiguous stimulus the speed the distance and everything camouflage and a very strong set of expectations the visual identification has happened the intersection of a strong set of expectations possibly a little desire to maybe see an enemy aircraft and.

army black hawk. was configured these two blackhawks were configured slightly different that day normally a black hawk they have little wing lights on the side and sponsons and on this particular day the blackhawks are going about one hundred miles to the town of erbil inside deep inside northern iraq and so they attached extra fuel tanks to the blackhawks and these little wings and that change the shape which.

he and kane and led the hawks to a pair of stanley cups. kane is 25 coulson, also a two-time olympian scored huge goals for the hawks including begin clincher in 2010. baseball, white sox in boston chris sale breezing along his ninth win. giving a one-nothing lead in the first. a towering shot to center. 28 for the year. 4-0 in the eighth. boston gets three wrongs. they get to more and then the game. the dutch-red sox win 5-4. the sox are for under just begun posting losses again this year. making a major league debut for the cubs, he went 0-4 and the cubs go 0-6. anthony and rizzo the lone bright spot a towering shot to the right to his 20th home run for the year. hamilton scores a run. the reds win 4-1. the coach gets kicked out of the game and nasty times for the cubs bear now 38 and 52 on a six game losing skid. >> stocks bounced back from losses over the past two days after worries about the fed's interest rate policy. dow rose 78 nasdaq gained 7 s and p s nine. good news for shoppers in the food desert in chicago. mariettas has announ

and he picked hawking to do this because hawking had this notion of what's going on in the world is we are moving toward a world culture. and the key then for us is to create the world culture that will, that will be consonant with the teachings of christ. but we will not sell this to the world. we will not sell this to the world as -- as a christian vision as a general moral vision supported by all major religious traditions. the united nations is the constitutional reflection of that effort to create a global culture that is infused with christian, with christian values. and that's why -- to this day, there's this kind of saintly afterglow that the u.n. has. you look at this organization corrupt and everything else and you think, how can people treat the secretary general like a pope? there's this little afterglow of that moment we remember in the culture somehow. so this was the vision. this was the vision globally. dulles was very much a part of it. and then there was a specific middle eastern dimension. and the motion in the middle east was that what we need to do is we need to cr

mayor gary perry of kitty hawk, north carolina. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> even if you do not live in north carolina, this storm is perhaps a very good reminder that we are at the beginning of hurricane season. the very beginning of hurricane season. it's important for everyone to be ready for a storm if and when the time comes. for more on that, i'm joined by aton edwards, co-founder of the international preparedness network. good to see you, sir. so this one, again it looks like for all practical intents and purposes, we're going to be okay. but who is to say in terms of the next one how intense that might be. what do you need to be hurricane ready? >> well, you've got to stock your home with the essentials. the things that you need to get through an emergency for a protracted period. i would say a week. a lot of people say 72 hours. i don't think so. i don't think that that's a wise thing to do because you want to be able to extend that time. so one of the things you want to have is you want to make sure you have a lot of

vegas summer league - warriors/hawks >>steve kerr and the warriors in the first round of the nba lasegas summer league playoffs taking on the atlanta hawks the warrios lost a close game 68-65 to end their summer league a game after having their 15-game win streak snapped the warriors who won the summer league last year finished 2-2 her husband, jesse james, used to be married to sandra bullock.. her dad is a very famous gentlemen when it comes to hair care products. you come from family money. your dad is worth two and a half billion dollars a. he has done very well for himself he. worked hard to get. he did paul mitchell and petronas spirits. that is just not how we were raised. we were raised with strong work ethics and my father is not the kind to hang out and sit by a beach all day long. sometimes you see a guy in the tabloids and you do not know what he is about but your husband is quite the entrepreneur or. yes he is truly intelligent, a master craftsman, an engineer. he can pretty much build anything. he is amazing. espn produces their annual awards show every year during the

terry hawk brings his famous stunts to berkeley.a >> at 6:00, we'll continue to follow breaking news out of southern california after a rare lightning storm strikes more than a dozen people. also check out the forecast in area to see if more lightning strikes could be coming. >>> a cross-country rally kicks off with star power. tony hawk was performing stunts above 400 minicoopers at golden gate field. the promotional tour will end in boston and help raise money for abused and abandoned animals. that does it for us at 5:00. see you at 6:00. world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news" tonight the breaking news on two fronts. lightning striking a number of beaches in california. several taken to the hospital. while in the east, the deadly scene and small plane in trouble trying to land beside the water. a family walking on the beach in the path of the plane. the wildfires in the west. dozens of battle zones burning right now and one outside a california city. evacuations underway. >> i'm scared. >> another fire near the national p

. ♪ ♪ liz: the doves at the fed have their claws to out, ready to scratch at any hawk who tries to makeghten rates. good afternoon, i'm liz claman. the fed policy statement released just one hour ago, but in the end interest rates remain at near zero, and that was good news or at least better news for stocks. the federal reserve is expected cutting its monthly bombed purchases again by another $10 billion. this is, like, the drip, drip, drip of chinese water torture. moment by moment scaling back tapering to $25 billion a month. remember, it used to be $75-$80 billion a month. the fed gave no new guidance as to when it might start to raise short-term interest rates. the fed simply repeating what it has said before, suggesting rates will go up sometime next year. before that fed announcement, the dow jones industrials down 58 points, you can see right thousand still in the red, down by about 44 points. the s&p really straddling the flatline, trying to make a go of the green. the nasdaq, the russell and the transports all have managed to get above that flat line and stay there, moving hig

and he picked hawking to do this because hawking had this notion of what's going on in the world is we are moving toward a world culture. and the key then for us is to create the world culture that will, that will be consonant with the teachings of christ. but we will not sell this to the world. we will not sell this to the world as -- as a christian vision as a general moral vision supported by all major religious traditions. the united nations is the constitutional reflection of that effort to create a global culture that is infused with christian, with christian values. and that's why -- to this day, there's this kind of saintly afterglow that the u.n. has. you look at this organization corrupt and everything else and you think, how can people treat the secretary general like a pope? there's this little afterglow of that moment we remember in the culture somehow. so this was the vision. this was the vision globally. dulles was very much a part of it. and then there was a specific middle eastern dimension. and the motion in the middle east was that what we need to do is we need to cr

the hawks are happy. the risk of inflation below 2% will not just be there in perpetuity and the unemployment rate still picking up slack. no statement, no press conference, no new guide. i get kind of excited about the smallest of things. >> dissenters? >> the philadelphia federal reserve governor dissented. the reason why that's important is one voice of dissent for janet yellen and it's the first voice of dissent under her tenure. what's more important is the whole blooming world thought it was going to be richard fisher. he spoke recently. >> he said in "the wall street ," i believe that with mr. fisher we are at risk of .oing what the fed once overstaying your welcome staying too loose for to long. >> manus. [laughter] >> at the end of the night, you have just an far too frivolous and it really is time to go. that was fisher's mantra trying to make central-bank policy exciting. where as charles closser -- klosseur will exit. they want to raise the point. the fed is saying even when we finish qe, for

i'm carrying a 357 ruger black hawk hawk. >> why are you carrying that one?vers and i like big ones. >> it started with kara carrying one openly which is legal. so the waitresses accessorized as well. dusty carries a smith & wesson, a 9 millimeter. bobert insists the women be properly trained to use the guns. >> there's room for errors in a lot of ways and so the best training is the best way to prevent those. >> you really don't want anybody shooting your customers either. >> no, sir, not at all. we would go through extreme circumstances before that was our final option. >> the lacy family was split on the pick toll packing ladies. jill was nervous. >> did it scare you? >> it's a little intimidating, yes. >> 9-year-old axle thought it was cool. >> do you feel safer because they have guns? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: why? >> so they can just defend their sefls and the store. >> reporter: in colorado open carry requires no permit. a concealed weapon does. if you want to take it to the next level. around here you might have what they call a sidearm sandwich spe

inflation hawks have been wrong. they have riveted a little bit to say that inflation is coming back to target but is still not at target. and some of that they think is noise and will actually dissipate as we go on through the year. i think that context is important. we are not behind the curve yet, and this is not a fed willing to pull the trigger until it see the whites of the eyes of both inflation and an actual healthy labor market, which we are still very far from. the housing issue is also important, something janet yellen really went into with regard to her testimony on the economy. housing has been perplexing to the fed. last year's taper tantrum in the rise in rates and the rise in moreng was him much important and shows the fragility in the economy. >> in the bond market, i think there's a lot of distressed about the economic data, frankly. people say the less marquee data points, the more anecdotal data points, more growth than maybe some of the benchmark measures people are looking at, so they are saying

plus a hawk likes a tasty morsel of pigeon now and then, we had one operation lost to a hawk. plus pigeons are sensitive to their environment, they don't like change and when it came time to ship them to the area, they got so stressed out they molted. birds without feathers don't fly. these are some of the challenges we had. so from up in the air to below the water surface we're also collecting intelligence. we have a robotic catfish. there are two exemplars of this, one is traveling to the american people right now. and the one in the cage is probably the prototype. and during vietnam era we developed what are called seismic intruder devices and made them look like ordinary debris that you would find along a jungle trail. if you look closely at ours, one seems to resemble a piece of tiger dung, so as the trucks and troops came down the ho chi minh trail the vibrations could be counted, sent to a listening post and then transmitted for collection. additionally in this case we have a very unique kind of concealment. if you and i need to communicate with one another, case office

a divorced father played by ethan hawke trying to get his kids to talk to him. >> is that so hard? >> dad your questions are hard to answer. >> let's get on that boat. >> reporter: linklater and hawke had collaborated on before movies. "before sunset, " "before midnight." they told willie geist on "today" that "boyhood" was a logical next step. >> what a way to tell a story. >> be cool like i used to be. >> revisit the characters over time. >> reporter: linklater said not much happens in the movie. life was enough. critics saw plenty. >> from the first couple minutes of the movie you're drawn in. you realize that this is that rare film that you can just sit back and let it wash over youment >> reporter: 12 years of his life. >> it's incredible. like nothing else. >> reporter: the star with equal billing, time itself. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that is our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we, of course, hope to see you right back here on monday evening

. >> all right, bob redell out in pleasanton, they've got black hawk networks right next door. maybe black hawk can walk over and contribute as well. >> thanks, bob. >>> still to come, president obama gets ready to cash in on a visit to the peninsula. details of his big-time fund-raisers. >>> plus, college students legally allowed to drink, even if they're not 21 yet. the new california law just signed by the governor. >>> and south bay phenom gets ready to make an appearance on "america's got talent," and boy, does she. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> welcome back. air force one will be touching down at sfo tonight. the president will arrive in the bay area just after 9:00 tonight. here's video of him leaving for seattle about an hour ago. tomorrow,

todays is another texas hawk defending against rand paul. the hawks versus the doves on republicanle turf. can rick perry stop rand paul? can he lead a movement headed to the coming convention in cleveland? it's been tried before, the efforts to kill the chances of a rising candidate. i love the line from nixon on the 1968 electoral come back. if you ever hear of a group forming up to stop x, put your money on kprk. if perry is out to stop paul the senator from kentucky might be the candidate who win this is thing. the one going up against hillary clinton. if they are ganging up on paul and perry think it is smart thing to do is pile on, put a few bucks on rand paul. i would. whether are you like his libertarian philosophy, rand paul has street smarts. he doesn't let perry call him an isolationist. he's nailed perry this morning for saying he wantses to send u.s. troops back to iraq. let perry carry that around for a while. the american people followed w. and dick cheney and the rest are of the world changers into iraq. hillary clinton said

the hawk was given food. they made sure the predator could fly and hunt before releasing it into the wild today. >>> well, doug is not flying free. he is firmly grounded in the backyard in kensington with all the food and fun that he could ever hope to have. >> how is it looking, doug? >> i got to tell you, it's looking very good. you said you know mike, right? >> yeah, right. yes. >> have you ever seen him -- have you ever seen him wearing this? >> i have seen a facebook picture of him in that outfit. >> she says she's seen a facebook picture. tell me about these outfits. what do you guys do with these? >> we wear these at the renaissance festival. >> which is actually coming up. >> starts the last weekend in august through the last weekend in october. >> you don't just go to the renaissance festival, but you actually are -- >> guest vendors. we are guest vendors, and michael sells his wood earn turned items. >> i'm a wood turner. >> a wood turner. >> i make bowls and bangles and -- >> he makes all this stuf

it began three months of roer and rehab. >> the hawk was mooing likely hit by a car. it had a very bad concussion. it was really dazed and also had scrapes on its legs. after x-rays, ant bikts, fluids, and food, today she's ready. >> one, two, three. >>> at turkey run park perching on a tree for the first time in a long time. >> different bird. completely different bird. >> flying very strongly, so i'm confident she'll do well. >> thanks to a good samaritan and a successful recovery. at turkey rub park, kristin wright, news team 4. >> what a beautiful sight, huh? doug knows where to be. he is in kensington for tonight's edition of backyard weather. that's a heck of a backyard you're in, huh? >> a heck of a backyard, for sure. it's so different. that's why i love doing these backyard weathers because you see some great back yards. last week we were in waldorf at mike's backyard. this backyard a lot different. now, i'll show you that in just a second. take a look around. first off, i'm with mike and sue. you guys have lived here for a long time. how many years? >> 37 ye

we have had democratic hawks and republican hawks. the republican party brandished pre-emptive war.om this which scares the hell out of the establishment. >> right, so mike do you agree with that? relegating the pre-emptive times of the past scares the right wing because they want the bully pulpit to scare the right wing. and these are the counter-attacks that rand paul will use. >> i think what ought to scare them, this ringing within the gop that keeps getting worse. look, what is the brand of this thing they're trying to create within the party. it is the uncompromising gaggle of idealogues, the party of bundy, for example, they're anti-environment, anti-regulation. none of this resonates with the american public in a broad way. it will continue, you know, you will see somebody who says we just need to break away. at some point, rand paul does not line up with rick perry or any of the republican contenders. we have rand paul who leaves us with economic ruin, and so either way if you take a look at it, it is bad for the republican party. the democrats should be able to capitalize

for the outer banks of north carolina as the arthur exits into the atlantic ocean and east of kitty hawk and packing 1-hundred-mile-an-hour wind gust i was just mnentioning. the folks of north carolina could see sunshine by noon today. overnight the area was pounded by wind and rain and 25,000 people have lost power but the hope is power crews will be able to get in kim after the storm passes through. two counties along the coast remain under mandatory evacuation. the storm will stay off the coast as it moves off the northeast. cape cod could get hit with storms later too. msnbc meteorologist bill karins has been watching the storm. it entered first time landfall last night in term of the outer edge. you're reporting now moving away? >> the eye is quickly racing away. the faster the storm goes, the better it has less time to do damage with all of on those wind gusts. i have the heard a lot of reports of extensive wind damage. trees down here and there and shingles missing here and there but not any catastrophic wind damage. we are waiting to get the pictures to see how bad the flooding h

asethan hawke arrives --ricia arquette's acts arquette's ex. it is worth four stars. a breathtaking experience. dawn of the planet of the apes led the weekend. the top three include the purge: anarchy and planes fire and rescue. cirque du soleil is coming to national harbor. we must mention the passing of actor james garner. he was a major star since televisions maverick in the 1950's. he made up lunch of action movies in the 60's. oscar nomination andmurphy's romance in 1985 found a new generation of fans who are member him as the loving husband in 2004's the notebook. was 86.rner think theeople notebook was one of the most romantic movies ever made. a 50 year career is worth noting. boyhood is worth the effort. >> we will see you later. come, is organic food more nutritious than regular food? of the answers and today's house alert. >> it is a container but would you ever live in one? it is happening here in north east d.c.. >> researchers found organic foods have more traditional benefits than conventional foods. organic foods have more, they come with fewer pestici

the inflation hawks or his sterkel about the possibility of our repeating the inflation of the one nine hundred seventy s. if central banks raise their rates or stop buying bad corporate or good government debt they feel remember that most of the inflation of that era of the one nine hundred seventy s. was actually driven by oil price shocks and it did not by and large impair the ability of average people to continue to make money and buy homes. with rare exceptions inflation is actually not caused by government borrowing or money printing inflation is caused by shortages in central commodities in the united states in the seventy's was principally oil shortages the drove inflation more recently in zimbabwe it was food literally food shortages intentional hyperinflation in germany in the one nine hundred twenty s. it was an anomaly it was really simply a screw you response to the treaty of or saw it which imposed on issuing debt on germany for war one and which back then before the treaty was signed john maynard keynes warned would provoke the next great war. and keynes was right and the

the war hawks won out, and we went to war against england. he changed his mind -- i was about to say changed his tune, but maybe we'll talk about that later -- he changed his mind about the war when the british darted doing this rating up and down the chesapeake. things were getting a little too close for comfort, so he actually joined a militia unit, a militia artillery unit in georgetown, and he went out to around the chesapeake. he did not see any action. he came close. and he did not like being in the military, so he kind of hung up his uniform after serving 14 aboard three weeks. he did show up at the battle of bladensburg. key came out to see what he could do to help because he knew the terrain. he lived around here. he knew people. he did not help people very much. he was among americans who treated anonymously off of that battlefield, and then the british burned washington. the british did not earn any private buildings in washington, d.c. they said they were burning washington to avenge what happened when we burned the city of york,

could that be enough to drive the hawks into dissent? could it be the wages? our wages are rising, but inflation is not. could that be it holds anonymity for another day? >> inflation, what a novelty. begins yesterday. let's get some perspective from the man himself. he is head of equity trading strategy. i want to gauge what on earth is happening. not the market today but the market yesterday. for me it is one of two things. hopefully you can get an answer. either we don't care about political risk are we due care and we don't think politicians will do much about it with regard to sanctions. >> can i go for a third one? we do care about geopolitical risk. most likely we will stay localized. it is bad news for russia. it's bad news for ukraine. they most likely will need more sanctions. as long as it does not deteriorate it will not globalize itself. as you look at equity markets on a global basis you have got to go back to earnings. earnings are doing well. 73%, and thebout european one is 63%, which compares very well to previous was moreere europe 50-50. it

esta pelÍcula protagonizada patricia arquette y ethan hawk tiene que ver con el crecimiento de un niÑouna constante mezcla de desilusiones y sorpresas. tras estar alejados por varios aÑos y ya en la tercera edad, estos dos viejos amigos tratarÁn de recuperar su espÍritu de aventura al embarcarse en un viaje de carretera por islandia. llega la pelÍcula de extraÑos que intentan poner fin a su vida en navidad. sin embargo hacen una promesa de intentarlo hasta el dÍa de sÁbado en tim. tambiÉn estÁ la pelÍcula de san valentÍn. tambiÉn estÁn los estrenos en dvd: jackass en versiÓn no censurada. >> la epidemia sigue afectando cada vez a mÁs adultos hispanos. un 12% de los hombres y un 18% de las mujeres sufren de sobrepeso. siendo los adultos de entre 25 y 34 aÑos en los mÁs perjudicados por las libras de mÁs. >> hablando de estudios, otra investigaciÓn hecha en el reino unido dijo que la habilidad de los menores para aprender en la escuela tiene que ver con una influencia genÉtica. tiene que ver con lo que han heredado de sus padres para la comprensiÓn de la gramÁtica y matemÁticas. >> un de

. >> pennsylvania had another gun show and the guy who ran it was jeffrey hawk, 44.ne of the national rifle association great ideas to keep these gun shows running, a lot of illegal guns get through there. what happens mr. hawk was showing a woman how to use a concealed weapon and he shot her. just got indicted. good thing. >> feel safer at a gun show than a movie theater. feel safer at a gun show than on streets of santa barbara. >> sign up for the nra. >> i had a great one more thing. check out the economist cover story about universities and how they need to reinvigorate themselves, change a lot of things too expensive. check out the online school called open english, 100,000 students all studying english in the spanish world >> it's tuesday july 1st. an extreme weather alert. one person is dead after mother nature tears through the midwest. hi winds, heavy rain and rising water still wreaking havoc. a new threat is emerging which could change holiday weekend plans for millions. plus the world reacts to the death of three teens in israel. one an american citizen.

to real life terror when a cable snapped on an amusement park ride in ohio on a ride called the sky hawktwo people were hurt. the ride swings you 125 feet in the air and can hit up to 60 miles per hour. witnesses described the frightening scene. >> this huge crack and then just people start screaming. next thing you know the cable came flying kind of out of nowhere and took out probably 20 feet of fencing. i was right on the edge of that and i got struck in the face by a two by six. the two by six struck me right between my lip and my jaw. >> cedar point issued a statement saying safety is our top priority. sky hawk will remain closed until our investigation is complete. >>> they were forced to relive the worst moments of their young lives. today six south korean high schoolers testified at the ferry sinking trial. security was tight as the girls arrived at the courthouse on a bus. 15 members of the ferry crew are on trial for negligence. most victims were students on a class trip from a high school near seoul. today survivors testify they were repeatedly ordered to stay on the sinking s

. >> three months after being hit by a car, a hawk is back in the wild.it was released at turkey run park in mclean. the raptor conservancy of virginia to treat it the bird after it was found on the gw parkway in april. after being treated for a concussion, the hawk was placed in a large flight cage to regain its strength for flying and hunting. >>w minutes away from abc 7 news at 6:00. >> gordon peterson has the look ahead. gray saysyor vincent the district's -- sends the district's entire budget back to the council. also, homeland security secretary j thompson gets a firsthand look at the front lines of the crisis on the border. and we also have surveillance video of the individual that police say as a burglar who conned his way into two d.c. homes, one of them belonging to the parents of d.c. councilmember muriel bowser. >> here is a question -- would you dress up like a cal for free food? plenty of people did, all part cow appreciation day. people who dressed up like a cow received free meals. those who had spotted accessories got a free entrÉe. >> so

little bit distance from this urbanization since out in the country there's coyotes and swurlz and a hawkt made me think of late lent political opposition (laughter) so, anyway i'll say i was around with california impacted a 55 percent tax for solar installations in 1975 and it was something for the space program up to the rooftop it was really solar thermal but in the decades that have come after it's amazing how the industry has advanced and the ordinary citizens have picked the sustainability of a real sense as we live and go about our lives and our work we have to take accountability for the long-term things. when you've been around for 40 years you have a sense that time is passing and we have to think about what our impact is and that impact is real. the fact that people aren't around i can't envision years from now but we have a real impact to department the capacity and imagination not only this quarter or this year but the decades to come. and that's why even in cost benefit analysis they might say someone today their lives are worth several million and 50 millions several hundr

. >> reporter: hi monica, a beautiful day to be at the zoo, i am here with shenandoah, a hawk.hey are all the way from florida to alaska, and everyone in between. as you look at their eyes, they have a bony ridge over their eyes and it's like a vicer, this is what allows them to see their animals, the mice they want to eat in bright sunlight, you need that today. i'll be feeding the >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we are starting this hour with breaking news from the city's strawberry mansion section of the city, chopper 6 hd is over the scene of police activity, where there was a shooting between a police officer and a civilian, the police officer shot a man being rushed to temple hospital. an army of police officers are on the scene trying to determine what happened. sometime after 4:30, shots rang out on the 3200 block of paige street. the man was shot in the midsection and he is at the hospital, and police are there trying to determine what happened. there was anot

here they are, hawks for life. >> it's an amazing city. being from buffalo and winnipeg will love our home town spot chicago is special in many ways especially the people who are so friendly it's such a great sports city. i guess it asks the question, will i ever go back to playing in winnipeg? i tell them straight up every time i don't tiptoed around that. i said i live in chicago it's my new home. that's where all the. >> won the best parts of this team is your put in situations to be able to succeed and to play a meaningful game that gets you excited and hopefully more in the future. why the best part about being here. >> a great tipoff to the convention which begins this weekend downtown. >> a banner day on wall street yesterday as the dow set a new all-time intraday record on and also closed over 17-thousand for the first time ever. the closing numbers - the dow up 77 to 17, 138. the gained almost ten points and the s and p was also on the positive side. some chicago taxi drivers are making another push to unionize. many cabbies say t