like its sibling - it's named after its nest- mandy lu. >> wooden nests like mandy lu have been a big success story at tambopata. research here has shown that macaws can raise chicks in these as well as they do in natural nests. the veterinarian takes detailed body measurements - to determine how the chcik is doing at this stage of development. >> fifty five point three. >> then mandy lu two is taken out and photographed next to its older sibling. >> if you are a macaw chick - its best to be a first hatched. because a macaw mom typically neglects those that hatch later. >> so the first chick that hatches will receive all of her care. and then the second chick that hatches, if she has enough resources, she'll care for that chick. but chicks number 3 and 4 will usually die from starvation. >> even chick number two has at best a 50-50 chance of survival. >> today both mandy lu chicks had a good checkup. there's a new kind of nest being tested out at tambopata - it's made of cement soaked burlap. researchers want to see if its more durable than wooden nests - which only last a couple of y

do i watch the play, or do i watch mandy watch the play? [ laughter ] >> well, he was very appreciative, so i was grateful that he was just, you know, some counter-effect to man x. who was -- >> seth: you mentioned -- >> in a deep slumber. >> seth: you mentioned this was your hometown. you grew up here in new york. and you grew up here in super cool new york times. and, you had true that you had a trapeze in your apartment? >> yeah. well, my parents were artists, and they moved to the bowery crosby street. so i grew up in this very kind of bohemian environment. and yeah, we had a trampoline and a trapeze and swing -- >> seth: so, a loft? >> yeah, a loft. >> seth: yeah, okay. i was wondering, 'cause i have like a nice apartment now and i can't fit a trapeze there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] no walls. it was basically like a giant roller rink. >> seth: got it. >> on just, flat wood floors. >> seth: could you appreciate it as a kid that you were living -- >> no. i was so embarrassed. and you know, my cousins lived in jersey. you know, this very kin

. >> mandy is a current member of the team who will be competing for a spot. many of the girls she is a young woman with a lot to offer. >> hi, i'm mandy, i'm an eagles cheerleader and this is my story. >> this is the excited refrain from mandy during sundays in the fall. during the rest of the week it's excitement of a different kind. >> 2 and a 4. all right. here we go. >> mandy teaches kindergarten. >> and up again. >> they can sense when someone cares about them. they can sense when someone is there for them. >> she recently represented the eagles on a good will military tour, mandy not only skyped with her class back home, she also presented letters of support from the kids to service men and women. many of whom wrote back. >> your letter that you wrote is so special. and my friends and i really like your drawing. we hung it up in our office and to say thank you we got you and your classmates a special patch. i felt so grateful to bring that brotherly love to them. they were so grateful to have us, it was very mutual. >> her father is a season ticket hold

had insurance but couldn't afford their copayment or deductible, that was surprising. >> reporter: mandy negrette isn't surprised at all. she's had more failures than successes with her insurance. she's currently facing $18,000 in unexpected medical bills from the birth of her son that she thought was covered. how does that make you feel the next time you need medical care? i'm really apprehensive go bgoing anywhere unless it's a dire emergency. >> reporter: the dentists and hygienists you see here are just some of 4300 volunteers who make this clinic possible. it's two and a half days. they expect to treat 10,000 patients and give away $30 million in medical services. but, scott, it's just a temporary solution to a much bigger problem. >> pelley: most generous country on earth. carter evans, thanks so much. transform a town for the better. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humi

mandie negrette put off getting glasses for years. though she has health insurance, it only pays for an exam, not corrective lenses. >> what am i supposed to do with the prescription, it is no good without the glasses. >> reporter: here she paid nothing. >> jesse has been putting off surgery to remove a benign growth on her shoulder for five years. >> you are going to feel the injection. >> reporter: dr. chris lewis, removed it in 20 minutes. on a make shift operating room on the floor of the convention center. she says her state program comes with co-pays. >> hundreds or thousand? >> thousand. yeah, thousands. >> i expected to see homeless people and people with no insurance at all. to find out the majority had insurance but couldn't afford their co-payment or deductible was surprising. >> mandie negrette isn't surprised at all. she had more failures than successes with her insurance. facing $18,000 in unexpected medical bills from the birth of her son who she thought was covered. >> reporter: how does that make you feel going to the

. >> reporter: mandy helps others in the clinic for open yeah addiction in oak park -- opiate addictionucated well traveled young woman to heroin users. >> i went through a really bad car accident at age of 20. >> reporter: she got hooked on painkillers after numerous surgery. >> i had been prescribed norco for years. >> reporter: she turned to other drugs wherever she could find them. while high on fentanyl one day she tried to save a friend on the drug who overdoseed. >> unfortunately, it was too late. he was already dead. >> reporter: that friend's death was her wake-up call. >> so that was it for me. the end and the beginning of -- of a road to recovery. >> reporter: from southern california she came to sacramento, a city she says has the most recovery homes per capita. >> it was a really high percentage of people, patients of ours, that started using from a medical condition. >> reporter: now working at transitions clinic helping others with opiate addiction, mandy is five years clean this month. she credits her work here for keeping her on the right path. >> if others can do it, i

mandy statmiller married comedian pat nixon at the gotham comedy club just last year.he couple bonded over their shared sense of humor. which is helpful when you share this tiny studio apartment in new york city. there's literally no room to hide after a heated argument about trump. >> the only reason that i'm interested in this is donald trump. he hasn't apologized. that was the first thing that got my attention. >> he has the sociopathic trait where you believe your own lies. >> no, not a president that believes his own lies! >> did you not talk politics while you were dating? what happened. >> i certainly didn't. >> we really were caught up in all the following in love stuff. and the then once that was all in place, we realized, this is an election year. i guess that's when we discover wed were on opposite sides of the thing. >> reporter: as for rachel and todd, our couple who split in los angeles, they're still coming to terms with the role trump played in spoiling their romance. >> if trump wasn't in the picture a couple of years ago, i think we may have had a bet

>> i said if a man gets held hostage by a beaver that mandy serves to be held hostage by a beaver.watching beaver attack videos. and i am here to say that beavers are dangerous creatures. >> we are out of time. we are closing on that. donald trump mathematically winning the senator for winning the nomination out right. joining me is the republican front runner, donald trump. thank you very much for joining us mr. trump. >> hi, jesse. >> i want to talk to you about the new presidential donald trump. a lot of people love the old donald trump, brash show biz guy who

>> i said if a man gets held hostage by a beaver that mandy serves to be held hostage by a beaver. but i went into a deep spiral of watching beaver attack videos. and i am here to say that beavers are dangerous creatures. >> we are out of time. we are closing on that. >> look it up. for a special live saturday edition, "special report" is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm shannon breen. california and indiana could not be much different as far as location, weather and politics. but both states have big delegate primaries in coming weeks. and both are to one degree or another, polling well for the front-runners. we have brand new fox surveys on both races tonight. and we've got fox team coverage. the republicans and hints that donald trump may be photographering from campaign mode to presidential mode and peter deucy and questions about hillary clinton's relationship with companies. >>> republican polls, indiana's primary is may 3rd. donald trump has an

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good morning, mandy is killed near a veryn the street is partially shut down as the police investigate. >>> steph curry hurt and this time it could be more serious, but the team responds with a big win, your mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us, 6:00 on the dot, monday, april 25, and i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, and let's do a check on the weather.>> cold out there for many, and breezy to windy. alex savidge looking very savage on the set over there. you can see we have good breeze, and wind gusts at 58 miles an hour yesterday, and it was roaring about 5:00 yesterday. and it is clear, but it's not going to be very warm. and unless i take your route santa rosa, and then we get that north breeze helping them, and everybody

. >> what kind of job do you have, mandy? >> i was a pre-school teacher for four years, and i stopped because i didn't want to teach kids while i was getting high. >> is there a belt back there? >> does that hurt? >> no. >> what's it like when you get a hit of heroin? >> it's amazing, you just--i mean it's just like a relief, like so many things can be wrong, but you feel like everything's just perfect. it's like on your wedding day, like that feeling that you get, it's like that every time. >> and how long will that last for you? >> it honestly doesn't last very long. the first hit, the rush, is what people chase after more than anything, um, that rush you get when you first shoot up and then after that it's like most people just feel normal, honestly. back in 2013, olivia's life had already descended into drug addiction. she was just 18 years old when she started using heroin. >> the first time i ever tried heroin was here at this house. i remember like the exact day clearly still. just like the smells of the house, everyth

we have some more here today with maria cino and mandy raveles and ben ginsberg. but we're also joined by joel goldstein who's the country's leading expert on the vice presidency. professor of law at st. louis university. and the author of several books and many articles on the vice presidency but also the author of a book that has just come out, the most recent off the presses, "the white house vice presidency: the path to significance mondale to biden." and i recommend this book to all of you. it's actually for sale outside. there are many, many virtues of this book about the vice presidency itself, history, the selection process, and i will note it might be the only book about the vice presidency that does not mention john garner's famous characterization of the vice presidency but the -- which i will not repeat here. but i guess you could say the book is a bucket full of warm thoughts about the vice presidency. deep and warm thoughts. so what i'd like to do on this panel is talk about the recommendations but also talk about the vice presidency and deeper histo

. >> over in the marvel universe members of team captain and team iron mandi sended upon hollywooo forain america civil war which hitshi h theaters on may fifth. yesterday's world me mirror hado a laugh blue and half red carper and attendees were encouraged tt wear red or blue denoting whichh super hero team they're on.. michael buffer introducing thede cast before the start of thestaf screening.screing let's get rhett are towed rumb rumble! >> i can't wait to see that.ee a >> are you team captain or teamr iron. >> i'll go with captain americai >> i'll go team iron man.on m >> tony got this drinkingthis dk problem and he's kind ofnd of narcissistic. i'm just saying. >> sounds like a few people ilie know. know >> i'll leave that alone. >> hey, lo all super heroes news we knowewo you want more super hero news.ow last night the thriller for ther new movie dr. strange dropped. d let's take look. >> steven strange, might i'might offer you some advice? forgetor everything that you think you .now. you're a man looking at thean lg world through a keyhole.eyho you've spent your life trying tn w