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. >> and you need to have a hobby, right?aughter ] >> when i started going through these names that you hung out with, i am like my goodness. you put your free time to good use. >> well, you have to. it is a one time trip. it is not a dress rehearsal. >> you are taken care of yourself, you are so hand some. >> i am almost 80, i am 78, i work out everyday but one, vein, vanity keeps me going. i don't want to get old. my father calls me peter pan. >> that's good though. >> i think it is good and i feel good. a lot of kids and grandchildren. eight great grandchildren. i started very early of course. >> yes. >> everybody needs a hobby, of course. >> it is an amazing story. you know the face and there is no way you cannot see the commercial for ten years. when i saw the back story, i got interested in his back story, he does quite a back story, the book is called i don't tell stories about my life but when i do, it is interesting." >> jonathan gold, it is good to have you my friend. >> all the best to you >> up next, actress regin

for hobby and employment.water photography. i took that same concept of filming in three—dimensional movement and took it to the air. my three top tips for getting the best shots: don't fly nearairports, congested areas or helicopters. try and fly smoothly. if you have smooth shots, it won't pull the viewer out of the experience. and film and fly when the light is beautiful. and if you say anything you think we should know about, don't forget to get in touch. well, that's all we've got time for this week. coming up next week... ade's at one of the world's biggest sporting events, the america's cup, in bermuda... bermuda's just been amazing. the people have been fantastic. ..finding out how top sports men and women are turning the spotlight onto the island's marine conservation. so dojoin us then if you can and, in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we're out having adventures on the road by signing up to our social media feeds. details are on the screen now. from me, christa larwood, and

falsity of a religious belief but the sincerity of the claim that's being made because frankly in hobby lobby i had grave doubts that they all of a sudden had this deep burning religious conviction against contraceptive hobby lobby had been providing health insurance that they'd keep that paid for contraceptives for some two decades oh absolutely before they suddenly got on this high or if they got out of high horse and then they they also allowed people to engage in retirement programs with the company that included some of the same companies that made the contraceptives and of course they bought a huge amount of stuff from china for their hobby lobby stores and china has a essentially a forced abortion policy which nobody supports in the united states not no one is who is genuinely pro-choice thinks it's ok to say what one kid and that's the limit you're over but so implicitly supporting oh yeah see is rampant there on steroids finally the. muslim man. you know the supreme court said ok fine you can you can ban some of these people we're going to put a little qualifier in here i belie

that's not a hobby. that's a cry for help.

i started writing as a hobby and when i lost my job i got inspired "behold the dreamers." >> it's about two families, one is a lehman brothers executive and one is an immigrant family. >> the immigrant family member gets a job as a shoef fehr for lee man. two different families. one is 1%. not a problem for them. they have a lot of struggles. immigrant family came hoping for the american dream and it's a tough challenge achooeving this american dream. >> how much of your own story is in your own book? >> the immigrant family is from my hometown. i'm an immigrant myself and i

in whatever policy prescription you care for and pick whatever villain works for you and ride those hobby horses to town. look, conservatives yesterday i was saying i think it's problematic when we get into rhetoric because it leads to violence. you pick the rhetoric you don't like and say you can't say those things anymore. conservatives are rightfully angry about what happened after the gifford shooting where it was blamed without evidence on palin's electoral map and speech when it had nothing to do with that. new york times perpetuated that lie in an editorial today. i still think and i caution speech, political speech is valued in this country. we have a lot of leeway.

i love to listen. [ chuckles ] it's my hobby. listening is your hobby?] you guys have got to come out and visit us. riously. we're not taking no for an answer. yes. yes, yes. oh, we would love to! jay: okay, let's slow down. you're nice people. we're nice people. but let's be honest -- we've all tried to do that thing where we force a friendship that isn't really there. so why don't we just say goodbye, shake hands, wish each other well? oh, my god. this is so uncomfortable. no, no, but the beauty of it is we're never gonna see each other again, so there's no reason to be uncomfortable. they're staying with us tonight. their bags are in our house. oh, then you were right. this is uncomfortable. [ high-pitched voice ] this is uncomfortable. do you like it? mm. the recipe called for a cup of water, but i used milk instead to make the sauce creamier. cam, i need to tell you something. you hate it. cameron. no. you're right. i shouldn't try anything new ever. stop it. i'm trying to talk to you. okay, today, when we were leaving the mall, i saw

for hobby and employment. took that same concept of filming in three—dimensional movement and took it to the air. my three top tips for getting the best shots: don't fly nearairports, congested areas or helicopters. try and fly smoothly. if you have smooth shots, it won't pull the viewer out of the experience. and film and fly when the light is beautiful. and if you say anything you think we should know about, don't forget to get in touch. now, playing in the arcades at the seaside has been a rite of passage for many a young holidaymaker. but times change and so do the games. and this year, we're told, will usher in a whole new generation of amusements. we sent lucy hedges deep into an alternate universe to find out more. some of the tech involved in virtual reality is awesome, but the cost is still way out of reach for most of us to have in our homes. which is why pay—by—the—hour arcades mightjust be the future. in north america and the far east they've been a fixture for a while now. and europe is slowly beg

so, it keeps me busy because i like to do this kind of hobby. i like to work with my hands. if i could sum up the last five years with this 150th anniversary period we have been going through, i would say it has been very emotional. we have been out in the field with our cannons, because we are an artillery unit. and i can honestly say, once you get into what is going on around you, you really believe you were there at that particular moment in time. gettysburg was very, very emotional for so many all. we were just at cedar creek in the fall. again, very emotional for us, and we are a second artillery group. we came down here at appomattox, the forge, and became a confederate group because general robert e. lee surrendered a battery forge and they asked if we could be part of that demonstration. i know the group we belong to or i belong to is about 80 people and we really like the living history piece. most of us are educators are former educators and like to interact with people. that's why i do what i do. i never served in the military, so this is my way of paying back tho

unusual hobby. >> angela merkel and emmanuel macron have presented a united front at the you summit -- eu summit. merkel said that britain's offer to stay in the u.k. post brings it is a good start. -- post brexit is a good start. you are up to date, thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and here's your host, louise houghton. louise: hi, everyone. it's great to be here to bring you our highlights of the week gone by. let's get the show underway by giving you a taste of what's coming up on the program. internet sensation -- presenting london-based magician julius dean. tourist magnet -- featuring barcelona's sagrada familia church. and colorful duo -- profiling two eccentric artists and their tribute to luther year. vanishing cigarettes, playing cards, or even the stool he's sitting on -- these are just a few of the tricks that you can expect to see from julius dein.

unusual hobby. >> angela merkel and emmanuel macron have presented a united front at the you summit -- eu summit. merkel said d that britain's ofr to stay in the u.k. post brings it is a good start. -- post brexit is a good start. you are up to date, thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> 9 p.m. here in the french capital. you're watching live from paris on france 24. are our top stories. standing shoulder to shoulder, and thean chancellor french president held a joint aws conference, demonstrating renewed sense of common purpose between paris and berlin. qatar under pressure. arabia, egypt, the u.a.e., doha just 10 days to comply with 13 demands. the closure of the al-jazeera news channel. continuing their investigation, say thates in the u.k. a faulty freezer unit sparked tower, int a london

. >> darrell mayman, serving 40 years for multiple counts of burglary and fraud, had a different hobby'm making a birdhouse right now. i also do chess sets. when i was in florida, i worked in a hobby craft shop, and we had saws and band saws and everything that we could just cut regular wood with. here we don't. here we got popsicle sticks. and i buy them 1,000 at a time. then i cut the ends off. good old elmer's glue. and this is my little saw, which happens to be the bottom of a pringle's can. it's not sharp. it won't cut a person, but it will cut these sticks just like a little saw. that's the only tool i use to make these. you can see why it takes eight to nine months to make one. >> why? >> just to pass time, basically. >> it's a farmhouse right here. a rough draft. okay? little dimensions to it so i know where i'm at. art is my sanity and my salvation. i mean that's what keeps me stable. >> i just come up with all kinds of little ideas. you have two of these like a little protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimneys. i found this out in the yard. it reminded me of air con

starting hobby farms, animals or crops big profits but rewarded in other ways. >> it keeps them occupiedn occupies, body occupied and they just feel good. >> reporter: a survey last year found 49% of working people dream of pursuing a new hobby in their retirement. >> they're in control. they're their own boss maybe for the first time in their careers. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that susie wasn't sure what an alpaca was. now she sells products she makes from hand by their fleece. >> do a lot of research. find out what's required. >> reporter: according to the cahns, all you need is a purpose. >> what better return on purpose is there than joy and happiness? >> reporter: and a field for your dreams. katie beck, nbc news, college grove, tennessee. >> just love it. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> welcome to "sunday night." i'm megyn kelly. we're one-on-one with erin andrews. football's grimy, sweaty. >> it's awesome. >> sportscaster, survivor. tonight she talks like neve

the 51 year old left to go riding one of his favorite hobbies . with a friend on saturday june 3rd. dailey's family didn't hear from him on sunday, but thought he was at his parents house. by the time his job called on monday, everyone knew something was wrong.chantelle sparks / wife he would never miss work. he really loved his job, and even if he was sick he'd still go in.within an hour, they got the call no one wants to hear. the only way they discovered his body was because caltrans was mowing the lawn dailey's motorcycle was in the water, a few feet away from his body. these skid marks lead his family to believe a vehicle hit him on northbound on highway 37, in vallejo .. then kept going.the saddle bag exploded too. there's no way the saddle bag would've exploded if he just fell off the bikethe loving father leaves behind 10 children and 11 grandchildren. as they face their first father's day without him, they've created a go fund me page to hire a private investigator, so they can find some closure.it's hard, i keep thinking it's a bad dream and he's gonna walk through the doo

and father james and sarah roosevelt introduced him to stamp collecting it was thought to be a child hobby and adults would never waste their time on stamp collecting u was too trivial for them and so what was interesting about fdr is he was never interested in the condition of the stamp, the value of the stamp, he was more interested in the person, place or event pictured on the stamp because he kept saying to himself, why are these -- this person is so worthy to be in the stamp so, in effect, he got an education out of stamp collecting and that came back to receiver him very well. i can tell you a short story, when he was president of the united states and when we got into world war ii, he was in the war room with all the generals and admirals and they were going over and planning attack on a certain country and they were going to come in from the left flank and they were explained to the president and he said, you know, from my knowledge of that country and geography, you would be much better off coming in from the right flank and so the generals from what i read about and everything ki

eight and his mother and father introduce them to stamp collecting it was thought to be a child's hobby. adults would never waste their time on stamp collecting, it was too trivial. so was interesting is that he was never interested in the condition of the stamp of the value of the stamp, he was more interested in the person, place, or event pictured on the stamp. he kept saying why is this so worthy to be on the stamp? so in effect he got an education of stamp collecting. that served him very well. when he was president of the united states and got into world war ii he was in the war room and they were going over and planning an attack on a certain country. they're going to come in and they were explaining it to the president. he said, from my knowledge in country in geography and train you would be much better off coming in from the right. so the generals from what i read about looked at each other like this politician but when they went back to check, that he had it right on the money. they did do the attack on the right than the left, it was easier. i personally pick the time when h

she says he would sometimes show her pictures on his mobile phone of his hobbies, which included cakeshock at learning that a man who lived in the same block of flats could have killed so many people. her words are spoken by a bbc producer. ijust went in and had a coffee, spoke about our normal day. he showed me pictures of cakes he had baked on his phone. i never left and thought, "that was a bit weird," i never got that from him at all. i just thought he was a genuine, normal person who showed me photos of his hobbies that he does, a general man. and then you realised what happened on saturday night. how does that make you feel? it is quite worrying to know that you can live in the same building as somebody and think they are a genuine person, and then find out a few months later that they are harming other people. i never thought he was that kind of person who would do that to anybody. i never heard of him being violent towards anybody, so to find out that he went into london and killed loads of people for no reason, it is quite worrying, really. as we've been reporting, scotland y

made the contraceptives and they of course they bought a huge amount of stuff from china for their hobby lobby stores and china has a essentially a forced abortion policy which nobody supports in the united states not no one is who is genuinely pro-choice thinks it's ok to say what one kid and that's the limit you're over but so hot august in a politically supported oh yeah i see is rampant there on steroids finally the. muslim man. you know the supreme court said ok fine you can you can ban some of these people we're going to put a little qualifier in here i believe the qualifier was in the original executive order it wasn't or ordered the court add that because the court added that they're they're writing the law and i don't know where in the constitution it says that the supreme court i've read article three. doesn't it doesn't say they couldn't write laws now and it's not even it's not clear what's going to happen we filed. a letter along with muslim advocates in the southern poverty law center today insisting that the trump administration explain what its policy was going to be we t

the proper education, the proper job skills that people can get jobs, and pickingople especially up hobbies, etc., not pick up guns. that is the hope. host: chris is calling from allentown, new hampshire. -not chris. caller: good morning and think you for taking my call. i think the gun control issue is mislabeled. it should be people controlled with guns. i think a lot of people have made good points about assault rifles. this has got to stop. my other concern is a gated community and all the special privilege. it is not a big deal and is a regular person off the street. everybody is sorry about it, and i wish steve and his family the best. i don't think anybody deserves this, but this gentleman who shot at them, apparently did -- ining right because the long run, everybody is coming together. why can't we do that when it really matters when it is us public people suffocated committee and the elite few? we need police, too. it is not just what you guys need, but it is but we all need for protection, and there is a not enough people in the world to protect us because everyone has their opin

and services from other american businesses, spending time with their families, pursuing a personal hobby, and we must reduce that unnecessary burden in terms of both the burden and the time. perhaps most importantly, we also agree that we need to get this done sooner rather than later. that's why working hand in hand with house and senate leadership and hosting regular wlnlistenin sessions with outside stakeholders, with trade associations from the tech industry to iron out details and get their input on that wha needs to happen. we're also committed to seeing the repeal and the prere place of obamacare through congress. obviously the senate is where the action is right now. this week is the deadline for insurers to commit to selling plans on the obamacare exchange. during the upcoming enrollment period and unfortunately we're continuing to see signs of its complete failure as data for more and more states comes in. last friday, the new mexico health connections, one of only five remaining of the 23 co-ops nationwide that was created by obamacare proposed hiking its rates by nearly 80%.

if i come to you for maths, and i know you do this anyway as a hobby, you are going for a tory majority... yes, lam. theresa may has had a bad week, let nobody denies that. tonight she came out fighting. any floating voter who watched that will have been more impressed by theresa may than they thought they would be. in terms of numbers, at the start of this campaign i predicted a tory majority of 74. then i went through all of the constituencies on the basis of the opinion poll lead, i came out with a majority of 130, that has role so much rolled back, it will not be that high. but i still expect a landslide. about 100? 80 to 100. i think iain is better as a detailed numbers, but the tories will win this. 50, 75, whatever it is. what is depressing for me is that neither theresa may nor jeremy corbyn were particularly strong. they both have big areas of weakness. stronger than tim farron! nick clegg is worried about his seat tonight, is that right? people said that sheffield hallam was going to be lost, but nick won with a substantial majority. is it conceivable that the lib dems could g

hobby or died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, -- he died of a self-inflicted gunshot went. 37 people died of smoke inhalation. multiple people are dead after gunfire it wrapped it in a business building in orlando, florida. six people, including the shooter, are dead. police says it is a work -- police say it is a work related incident. the shooting comes nearly a year since the gunmen opened fire at a nightclub in orlando. >> the individual in question is a former employee of this he was fired in april of this year. whoas a former employee came back to the business this morning. in 2014, police say the suspected killer beat up one of his coworkers. no charges were filed. it's happened again, another oose found in the district, and people are saying enough is enough. marched,100 people rallied, chanted through the streets of southeast d.c. last night. they started at a church and ended up. this home. you can see it is under construction. this is where the latest noose was found in the district, and construction workers tell us about a month ago, just down the block, they were working

. >> i can use my passion and hobbies to open the doors for people with disabilities. >> you have noticed she's about 2 feet 6 inches tall. she has a bone condition. she's had 25 surgeries and broken about 90 bones. >> i'm very blessed with a great support system and a great family. >> now, you'll notice here her mother was also born with the same condition. >> my parents quit counting fractures at 200 when i was just a young child. i estimate that i've had about 300 fractures. >> what? >> wow. and she still with that condition had a child, has raised the child, and is obviously keeping a home. these women are wonder women. >> yes. they're both phenomenal women. and michaela is in college now studying marketing. >> really positive comments. it can be overwhelming at times. it's hard to see 29,000 people. it's amazing. >> here she is with her fun size style youtube channel, she has about 30,000 followers and people reach out to her often about how she inspires them. >> i think how michaela inspires people is they instantly see that, oh, my goodness, this girl has a lot to deal with every d

they were not expected or permitted to have family lives or private lives, hobbies.at did helmut kohl do in his free time? he certainly wasn't spending it with his family. >> mary to his politics? >> both. life outside of politics and i think from that political angle i think it is a shame because that does not make for a particularly brilliant politician. he was fabulous in many ways but he -- but did he understand people? >> the unifier who cannot unify his own family. >> i agree. there is not much to add other than to say that it is extremely sad. there are a lot of people who really can't understand that and there are few people to blame. generationber of the accused by the people around him of being a moral and wrecking the family and so one -- it is all balderdash. this was the hypocrisy of so-called conservatism. helmut kohl had marital affairs. stop that once and for all because it is so distasteful. this family is not an exception, this family is typical of that hypocritical postwar generation revolutionthe sexual and i'm actually quite happy that that has b

. >> reporter: one person living on the property told us two weeks ago, the birds are a hobby for the owner and have been trying to sell them on craigslist. the owner has 30 days to reduce the population to 50 birds. the property owner was out here about an hour and a half ago. i tried to talk to her, she wouldn't acknowledge our presence. we are live in castro valley. >> a man arrested in newark because of this accused of trying to sell illegal fireworks. investigators say the man was advertising on craig's list. so an officer went under cover and made the arrest. enjoy your fourth of july but leave your fireworks to the experts. >>> a brush fire in marin county is to be fully contained. no word yet on a cause. now coming up in ten minutes, a new long-term forecast, what is in store for the rest of the summer. >> there are no allegations of racial disparity relating to the sfpd. this comes from a report by the public defender's office. blacks average longer jail times than whites. people of color are more likely to be overcharged when booked by police. prosecutors often drop charges

what a cool hobby, too.he camera contained the photo of a family that she hopes maybe somebody will be able to recognize. that is why we are leaving it up. do you recognize anybody there, from 1980? maybe she can touch base with them and get back them the undeveloped role of film. she clearly developed it now. michelle: so many folks all people have these days is the cell phone. camera phone. jonathan: if my phone shuts down or i'm in trouble. michelle: let's get a check with larry smith for the live desk at what is coming new at 5:00. larry: ahead at 5:00, we continue the team coverage of the ballpark ambush. plus, you heard from otto warmbier's father. later on update of the u.v.a. student detained in north korea. his conditions ahead. if you are not taking a summer vacation, you are not alone. the top three reasons for staying put for the summer of 2017. that is coming up at 5:00. i'll see you in the studio in a few minutes. jonathan: thank you, larry. "7 on your side." before you book a summer vacation y

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this jet rc toy, hobby, whatever you want to call it, is reportedly worth $35,000. >> yeah.'re not going to find that at a big box store. no way. >> just like the real thing. >> oh! no! no! why, nick? >> what happened? >> i don't know what happened. it could have just been a mechanical failure. >> a lot of time with blind line of sight. you're watching it. it's easy to get wrong. it's why they spend so much time practicing. >> and that guy with his hands on his hips was the pilot, i believe, because he just sit there is and goes, well. and he looks around like did i really just do that? >> oh, that's the worst. >> r.i.p. >>> something huge is going down because -- >> somebody's going to go night night for a little while. >> the story behind one cat's big return to the wild. >> this is quite the production. >>> and an artist creates a new look -- >> on herself. >> see the incredible transformation from woman to twisted doll. >> okay. after brushing, listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® t

one of her friends said her hobby and lifeless people. she collected them and you definitely did that hero val-kill. this was a place where she loved to have conversation. over here in this area, she had a life where he, and she was an avid reader. she read books on almost any topic you can imagine. both fiction and nonfiction. she loved reading poetry aloud. quite often, when your grandchildren visited their her here in the summer, she would have them here and she would read aloud to them on a nice day, she would be reading to them outside. but she would always spend time every single day when she was here reading to her grandchildren. one of her grandchildren told us that the moment they arrived, the grandmother would hand him a suggested summer reading list. they didn't really appreciate it. but she did this because she wanted them to at least read a book during their visit here, which he felt was very educational and important to them. for this alcove really has a very important part in the story here and val-kill. it's a bit historic

again -- >> certainly was in the hobby lobby case. >> that's the hobby lobby argument.we're going into a church, and we're going into a home, not going into sunday school, we're looking at the commercial marketplace. ultimately businesses are regulated. one of the other pieces of the slippery slope, if you start to say all corporations have a soul, have religious rights and values, can discriminate or decide accordingly, it creates wide corporate loopholes, even if you step out of religion and say wow, what about an environmental issue where a corporation says well, we found that our soul, our religious values of the corporation means we want exception to environmental laws or labor laws. >> what about religions that believe women are not as equal to men. can you decide not to serve women in your business? my view, if you hold out you're a business open to the public, you have to be open to the public. >> we're talking about a handful of cases so critical. how nervous is the left about retirement of justice kennedy? >> i can speak for myself. i'm nervous. kennedy is a c

new york is booming with something very much back in fashion the luxury car dealership hobby remember a time i do believe that an individual can earn too much money what you mean that we should sort of someone's income. not really know what was the point what we know is happening is that people at the top of the income ladder have gotten all the income gains that have occurred during the last thirty years people in the middle of the income distribution they've run down their savings they've run up much more debt every conceivable margin you can work just to hold your place in the queue. up to one child. up to thirty one days there's a perfect way to help manage a short term capture of government figures or to show a record number of people all in all but. if you don't pay income taxes within seven days ok lections two you may have read for days into contact to visit your home the letters did the fish just. like today. amendments a ventus is about to come within seven days it's. just you got the phone and then no one. is and it's just yeah. my catalogue bill is between three now four t

spending time with their families, pursuing personal hobbies and we must reduce that unnecessary burden in terms of the burden and the time. perhaps most important they we agree that we need to get this done sooner and rather than later. that is by working hand-in-hand with house and senate leadership and transport like the one being conducted currently in the roosevelt house with the tech industry to iron out details and get input on what needs to happen. we are also committed to seeing the repeal and replace of obamacare. obviously the senate is where the action is right now. this week is the deadline for insurers to commit to selling plans on the obamacare exchange. during the upcoming enrollment period. and you are continuing to see more signs of the failure. last friday one of only five remaining of the 23 nationwide that will created by obamacare proposed pegging its rates by nearly 80 percent. jane iowa with the president will be traveling tomorrow, the only insurer left in the obamacare exchange proposed a 42 percent rate hike for next year. with almost every day that passes, an

pursue a favorite hobby? some people like to volunteer. few women in poland say that spending a couple of hours a week cuddling and cooing over an abandoned baby actually helps them as much as it gives the baby vital affection. reporter: these babies are in the care of the tuli luli foundation in lodz. tuli luli is polish for cuddle-cradle. and cuddling is what takes priority -- and playing, and laughing, and chatting in baby talk. they got off to a rough start in life, but now they have a chance to bounce back. among the volunteers here is katarzyna koprycka. she comes once a week and donates her time and love. with two teenage daughters of her own, now she can apply her mothering skills here. katarzyna: i don't know if you could call it a passion. it's just a great love for children. we have so much time to give -- we can always find a couple of hours a week to take care of the children. reporter: the idea for tuli luli came from its director, jolanta kaluzna. the babies here are mostly newborns, whose parents couldn't or wouldn't take c

for hobby and employment.y three top tips for getting the best shots: don't fly nearairports, congested areas or helicopters. try and fly smoothly. if you have smooth shots, it won't pull the viewer out of the experience. and film and fly when the light is beautiful. and if you say anything you think we should know about, don't forget to get in touch. that is all we have time for on this week's show. coming up next week... we are one of the biggest sporting events in the world, the america's cup in bermuda. the people who have been fantastic. finding out how top sportsmen and women are turning the spotlight onto the marine conservation of the island. join us thenif conservation of the island. join us then if you can. in the meantime, don't forget you can keep up with us while we are out of having adventures by

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. >> it's a hobby. daughter said she is trying to sell them and we did find some of them listed for sale on craigslist for as much as $1,600. the daughter said that her mother is battling depression. >> something pretty recent. to help with depression from her divorce. she is divorcing my dad and he is giving her a hard time. the birds -- take care of them is a nice --. >> reporter: county and state officials plan to meet on wednesday to discuss what to do about the house here on jensen road. they say if the homeowner doesn't cooperate she could face fines or criminal charges. in castro valley. >>> coming up, gun rights activists upset over language that was buried in a state budget bill. it would expand the number of california residents who can't get guns. we will explain coming up. it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 box