millennial expert morley winograd says 30 percent of millennials don't have a (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "between their student loans and the great recession and the crash of the price of their parents' house and value, they have become extraordinary distrustful of america's banks" hidden fees from the big banks are pushing technology dependent millenials to do their banking with online startups like chime and affirm which gives out debit cards and small loans. mobile payment services-like vemno-that allow peer to peer transactions--proc ess hundreds of million of dollars a year. (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "they just don't see any purpose to all the cost associated with banks when so much can be done online" bankrate estimates 63 percent of millennials - aged 18 to 29 - don't even have a credit card. (travis shiba, millennial) "you have to find a way to exercise your limited financial power so you're not putting yourself in a hole in the future" analysts say the big banks need to pay attention, a recent survey by viacom found millennials would rather go to the dentist

expert morley winograd says 30 percent of millennials don't have a checking or savings account. (morley winograd/millennial expert) "between their student loans and the great recession and the crash of the price of their parents' house and value, they have become extraordinary distrustful of america's banks" hidden fees from the big banks are pushing technology dependent millenials to do their banking with online startups like chime and affirm which gives out debit cards and small loans. mobile payment services-like vemno-that allow peer to peer transactions--p rocess million of (morley winograd/millennial expert) "they just don't see any purpose to all the cost banks when so much can be done online" bankrate estimates 63 percent of aged 18 to 29 - don't even have (travis shiba, millennial) "you have to find a limited financial power so you're not putting yourself in a hole in the future" analysts say the big banks attention, a recent survey by viacom found millennials would rather go to the dentist than listen to a banker. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. one of the

deputies arrested dana morley mcivor on sunday. kolo 8 news now terri russell is showing us hat was taken at the time of the arrest. this is video from nevada's department of wildlife showing eagle and hawk feathers allegedly found in 30-year-old dana morley mcivor's possession. in all, authorities say there were two recently-killed eagles, and a hawk, two wings from two recently-killed hawks, along with 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers . authorities estimate the feathers came from at least two or three additional raptors including an eagle. chris healy/nevada department of wildlife: you can certainly drop the hammer once the crime is found out. and this is he beginning of that for the gentleman in elko county who was caught with these raptor feathers. according to n-dow, mcivor told them he was keeping the parts for religious celebrations. while that is legal, mcivor or any other native american who uses raptor parts or feathers for ceremonies must have a permit from the u-s fish and wildlife. law enforcement said he did not.

as morley safer reported in 2014, it's stepped in to rescue some of italy's most iconic sites-- among them, the very symbol of its rich, violent and inventive history, the colosseum in rome. >> morley safer: with its stunning, timeless sights, it's justifiably called "the eternal city"-- a holy place to billions; a vast landscape of the sacred and profane; an architectural delight, especially when viewed at sunset. and smack in the middle is the colosseum, the greatest surviving wonder of the ancient world, a memorial to the rise, rome, a place truly colossal. >> kimberly bowes: we think it seats about 50,000 people. but this number depends on how wide you think the roman behind was. if you think that they had big behinds, then you calculate lesssml his,ou calculate more. >> safer: backsides aside, professor kimberly bowes is the director of the american academy in rome and an expert on ancient mediterranean history who knows every inch of the colosseum. she's taking us to the very top level, far above where tourists tread, for a sight that, over the centuries, very few people have se

rich, violent andhe colosseum in rome. >> morley safer: with its it's city"-- a holy place todscape of the sacred and profane; an architectural delight, sunset. and smack in the middle is the colosseum, the greatest ent world, a memorial to the rise, decline and fall of imperiallossal. >> kimberly bowes: we think it seats about 50,000 people. but this number depends on howoman behind was. if you think that they had big behinds, then you calculate less; small behinds, you calculate more.sides aside, professor kimberly bowes is the director of the american academyt on ancient mediterranean history who knows every inch of the colosseum.he very top level, far above where tourists have seen firsthand. >> bowes: the view is terrifying!inary. look at this, this is where the poor people sat. you really get the scale of this building here, though.. look how big this is! people are ants! >> safer: the place was built byt ten years, finished a mere half- century after the crucifixion.re gladiators, wild animals, even comedians.lace was the entertainment center, the broadway of its day, yes? >>

nevada's department of wildlife showing eagle and hawk feathers allegedly found in 30-year-old dana morley mcivor's possession. in all, authorities say there were two recently-killed eagles, and a hawk, two wings from two recently-killed hawks, along with 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers . authorities estimate the feathers came from at least two or three additional raptors including an eagle. chris healy/nevada department of wildlife: you can certainly drop the hammer once the crime is found out. and this gentleman in elko county who was caught with these raptor feathers. according to n-dow, mcivor told them he was keeping the parts for religious celebrations. while that is legal, mcivor or any other native american who uses raptor parts or feathers for ceremonies must have a permit from the u-s fish and wildlife. law enforcement said he did not. the program called, the national eagle repository, was set up in the early 19-70s, and collects, inventories and distributes raptor feathers to native americans who apply and gain access to the program. mcivor faces seven counts on state charg

police say 30-year old dana morley mcivor of canada, claimed he had the feathers and parts for ceremonies. n-dow officials say mcivor needs a permit from 'the national eagle repository' to hold these items. the program collects, inventories and distributes raptor feathers to native americans who apply to the program. " chris healy/ndow: it is unfortunate that this happened, but it is kind of comforting to know we have a system in place that can deal with this kind of law breaking." mcivor now faces seven state -misdemeanor charges. but if federal authorities get involved in the case, he could be facing felony charges. a part of virginia street, is re-opening today. it was closed for the virginia street bridge project. west first street - from sierra street, to virginia street - will be open to traffic. the bridge isn't completely finished -- so the city of reno is encouraging you to follow the detours. businesses in the area, are open during construction. rebecca kitchen will be live in our next hour with more. turning now to the race to the white house. the returns from iowa are in -- no

according to law enforcement, 30-year old dana morley mcivor said he had the feathers and parts for ceremonies. while that is legal: mcivor, or any other native american, needs a permit from the national eagle repository. he didn't have one. the program collects, inventories and distributes raptor feathers to native americans who apply to the program. investigators say mcivor had raptor feathers-and-parts which could've come from as-many-as two dozen birds. " chris healy/ndow: it is unfortunate that this happened, but it is kind of comforting to know we have a system in place that can deal with this kind of law breaking." mcivor faces seven state -misdemeanor charges. but if federal authorities get involved in the case? he could be facing felony charges.### the washoe county high alert, because a new scam in our area has people posing as investigators say scammers are using the work at the sheriff's department. they're also manipulating the phones-- so the caller i-d, shows a sheriff's office phone number. works-- the caller will tell the potential victim, there's a warrant out for a certain f

dana morley mcivor is charged with six counts of unlawful possession of a raptor and raptor parts... and one count of the unlawful kill of an eagle. he admitted he had them for ceremonial purposes. authorities found spent cartridges... and two wings from two separately killed hawks, which were seized by the nevada department of wildlife and elko police. also seized were 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers-- combined with the wings could be worth as much as 10-thousand dollars. eagle feathers are often sold and traded illegally to be used in native american celebrations and for profit in international markets. a permit is required to have them. the u-s military.... preparing to allow women in but - does that mean women might have to register for the draft? and - a plane is able to land.... following an in- flight explosion! your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right now congress is weighing in on president obama's decision to open all combat units to women. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here

(morley winograd/millennial expert)"between their student loans and the great recession and the crash of the price of their parents' house and value, they have become extraordinary distrustful of america's banks"(travis shiba, millennial)"you have to find a way to exercise your limited financial power so you're not putting yourself in a putting yourself in a hole in the future" future"people in this age group are instead using online startups like chime and affirm which give out debit cards and small loans.mobile payment services allowing peer to peer transactions process hundreds we all love our dogs - but did you know that your pup may be smar anxiety also have other behavioral problems, the disorders.thus the practitioner must fully the first time this similiarity between human and canine smarts has been demonstrated.the findings show that dogs would be good models for understanding the link between genetics and intelligence.the tests included tasks such as choosing which of two plates had a larger portion of food - and navigating a maze-like entryway to figure out how best to reac

"dana morley mcivor" is being held on six counts of illegally from hawks, and for killing eagles. officials found cartridges, wings, and 124 feathers... which could be worth as much as 10 thousand dollars. eagle feathers are sometimes sold and traded illegally for native american ceremonies. wildlife officials say they provide feathers to native american groups, so there's no need to kill protected animals. two north las vegas k-9 officers are in a contest, to win bullet proof vests. we met the dogs today, and their handlers tell us why extra protection is needed. " he's deployed in all different areas of the department. he'll go out and search with swat, goes out and does searches with patrols, he's basically the first line out there. when patrol calls us, he's the first one making entry inside the houses. " "bobby" and "boris" serve the north las vegas community, searching for people and evidence. their handlers would like them to have the vests, which cost hundred dollars. we have information on the contest on the links page of our website, fox5 vegas dot com. the city of las v

n-dow says 30 year old dana morley mcivor was stopped and detained at sunday. he was pulled over after calls came in four agencies: federal, state and county responded. mcivor apparently told them he used the parts and feather for native american ceremonies. while that is perfectly legal, you enforcement says mcivor did not have one. chris healy/ndow: as a society we made a decision a long time ago, to protect raptors. because frankly, we weren't doing a very good job of protecting them in the past. now the laws are in place to protect the raptors. but there is also a system in place that allows for native americans to observe religous ceremonies using raptor feathers. mcivor faces seven misdemeanor counts but, depending on where the birds came from, other states could get involved. mcivor -could face additional felony charges if federal authorities take the case. ### a sky tavern ski coach is trying to make racers faster... through the use of technology. chris bender has invented something called "forward ski." its a pressure sensor that ski racers place in th

they are holding dana morley mcivor on six counts of unlawful possession of a raptor and raptor parts... and one count of the unlawful kill of an eagle. he admitted he had them for ceremonial purposes. authorities found spent cartridges... and two wings from two separately killed hawks, which were seized by the nevada wildlife and elko police. also seized were 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers-- combined with the wings could be worth as much as 10-thousand dollars. eagle feathers are often sold and traded illegally to be used in native american celebrations and for profit in international markets. a permit is required to have them. on the heels of last night's results in iowa many of the candidates hopped a flight to new hampshire where they are preparing for the next battle. john roberts has the latest from new hampshire. the g-o-p winner of the iowa caucus senator ted cruz is wasting no time. nats of cruz event pushing past trump, cruz is hoping to build on the momentum created from his cruz says: "this is a movement for the people, of people who are furious with dc, with the dc

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department of wildlife showing eagle and hawk feathers allegedly found in 30-year-old dana morley mcivor's possession. in all, authorities say there were two recently-killed eagles, and a hawk, two wings from two recently-killed hawks, along with 124 separate eagle and hawk feathers . authorities estimate the feathers came from at least two or three additional raptors including an eagle. chris healy/nevada department of wildlife: you can certainly drop the hammer once the crime is found out. and this is he beginning of that for the gentleman in elko county who was caught with these raptor feathers. according to n-dow, mcivor told them he was keeping the parts for religious celebrations. while that is legal, mcivor or any other native american who uses raptor parts or feathers for ceremonies must have a permit from the u-s fish and wildlife. law enforcement said he did not. the program called, the set up in the early 19-70s, and collects, inventories and distributes raptor feathers to native americans who apply and gain access to the program. mcivor faces seven counts on state charges, all

all these characters-- i saw the piece that morley safer did, all the characters you do, form ralph kramden to joe the bartender to the poor soul-- really came outta your background, in the early years in brooklyn, didn't they? >> well, yes. "the honeymooners," especially-- >> yeah. >> because there were 1000 nortons and 1000 kramdens. and, uh, reggie, of course, uh, i did, in burlesque. and i did the poor soul, in-- on broadway. >> right. >> so, they-they fit in pretty good, with television. >> which of those characters, of all of them, uh, is the closest to jackie gleason? >> well, uh-- >> you can-- you most identify with. >> i guess i'd have to say reggie. [ laughter ] >> i wish we had the train set up, where the train came out, with a little glass of booze. we're gonna take a short break. we're comin' right back. [ cheering ] [ music ] [ cheering ] [ applause ] you're a great mu-- you used to play the trumpet. >> no, but i-- >> played at it. >> played at it. >> yeah. in your early act? >> yes. [ chuckling ] >> you played a lot of-- what were some -- >> i had the worst act, johnny. [ chu

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i know morley. and there was denzel washington, jennifer aniston, sandra bullock.but the one that really got me was the young woman on the lower right-- my daughter. i didn't know my own daughter? >> duchaine: yeah. >> stahl: i didn't know my own daughter. >> there she is. >> wow. so is this... am i getting a face blindness have? >> duchaine: this is... when you look at that, there's clearly... there's a face there. >> stahl: oh, yeah. >> duchaine: there are parts. there are eyes. there's mouth. but you just can't put it together. >> stahl: wow. that's stunning. i feel terrible for them now. >> duchaine: yeah. it's really difficult. >> stahl: and largely unknown. prosopagnosia only got its name in the 1940s, when a couple of soldiers came back from world war ii with head injuries and couldn't recognize their wife or parents. and it took another 50 years for science to discover that people could be born face blind, like jacob hodes, and jo livingston, a retired teacher; ben dubrovsky, a software products designer; and meg novotny, a doctor. if i were your patient, w

it would be morley and legally on the par with the southern manifesto. if the senate republicans follow through then this day forward estrada and witice will be right. the process will be lawless. it will indeed be the law of the jungle. that is the legacy they will surely come to regret. thank you. > thank you very much. professor, from university of north carolina. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much, senator. thank you all for the opportunity to be here. it is always a great privilege for somebody who teaches about the constitution and the legislative process to be able to talk to you about the united states constitution. it is a special honor to appear here today along with my teacher and mentor the former dean of my law school and my friend, jeffery stone. you have my written statement which i hope speaks for itself. i will limit myself to three observations. to begin with it is not a hard question to determine how and nder what conditions the constitution nominate and the senate to give its advice and consent on nomination tots supreme