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at the national arboretum, megan mcgrath, news4. >> we certainly cannot get enough of these guys. check out the live eagle cam, open our nbc washington app and just search eagle. >>> a local zoo once noted for the poor health of its animals reopens tomorrow with a new name and new owners. the former reston zoo is now called roer's zoofari park. in the past the facilty has been written up for animal care violations and a former director convicted of animal cruelty. the new owners vanessa stoffel and jacob roer say the health of the animals is a priority. >> one thing we're going to be doing new, we have hokie here and she's one of our new animal encounter animals. we want to f hands on animal experiences that give people an opportunity to connect with wildlife as well as domestic animals. >> the new owners just took a few days -- just took over a few days ago so many of the additions will take months to arrive. to hear what they are most excited about, just search roer' zoofari in the nbc washington app. >>> a maryland senate committee has approved some tax cuts, cuts that would im

we are closely watching lodevelopments here at thelopmth national arboretum inum northeast where an eagletaet set to be born any time.nyim >> yes, you are looking at ang live picture from the arboretum's eagle cam. last night around 7 o'clock we7k started to see the first signsis of the eggs hatching. hch cracks became visible in one in of the two eggs in the nest. n weren't egg was laid on was lai february 10th, the other was 1 usually takes about five weekss for an egg to hatch. >> what do you see? yeah. y let me see you become that egg g again. go in that egg and be very quiet. see if you can start breakingans through that hard shell.rd shell then he's going to get through the membrane and then he'sne a going to start breathing theng air. can come on out, baby eaglets.ag >> and we aren't the only onesne watching closely. watching that livwatching that s giving schools an amazing teaching opportunity.or this is the kindergarten classtn at burning tree in bethesda. bee they have been checking in on i the nest daily at the national arboretum getting an up closeloe look at the nesting momma

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national arboretum in washington, d.c. are proud parents. the baby eagle hatched this morning.he eagles also have another egg in their nest which should happen this weekend. this is the moment we got our first look at the baby. just a ball of fuzz right now. it won't even start flying for at least three months. >> just incredible. just majestic to look at. just unbelievable. >> i guess we don't know that that was the father or the mother because they both participate in the baby's hatching. >> >>> march is women's history month. nbc 4 is celebrating the women who shaped our lives. >> that's right. moms. this is aaro valerie. he along with jim vance, chuck bell all the other men of new 4 will share their stories of their moms. it's part of a special called 4 the women we love. you can watch that tomorrow morning at 10:00 on nbc 4. >>> and let's get a final check of the weather for midday. veronica? >> today we're fine. it's going to feel like spring around here. just like that, the switch will go off. behind me, the snowfall potential. this event starting late at afternoon and e

a second baby bald eagle hatched this morning at the national arboretum. it joins its brother or sister eaglet, which was born friday. their debuts were captured live on the d-c eagle cam. bald eagle mom and dad -- also known as "the president" and "the first lady" -- nested in a tree at the arboretum in 20-14. the american eagle foundation said it was the first time in almost 70 years a bald eagle nested in that location. wildlife observers estimate the nest is about five feet wide and three feet deep. dc bald eaglet emerges from >> brian :this is what is left of a stronger system that came through this afternoon moderate to heavy rain in some places and the second part is now on to the west could produce some unstable conditions of it could be some briefly heavy showers a lot of clouds for tonight but i think the committee will be scared tomorrow it may be dry this looks like in mid to late morning event and the showers are going to be off and on throughout the day elsewhere just light to moderate showers and should wrap up there's a shower left around f

fox5's annie yu is live at theie national arboretum.um when they hatched you literallye jumped for joy. forget panda watch this is whert it's at today. >> reporter: yeah, i got to g tell you such an exciting eit feeling being out here at the national arboretum.rb the folks that work here have been glued to this live cameraaa as were we.e but take look around. aun this is su beautiful place.la we're surrounded by nature and d we really experienced somethingi special remarkable a little bitb ago with the hatching of thegf first eaglet.ag let's take a look at what the bird family is up there now as a we take a live look at the eagle cam we have been glued to thisoi all morning long for days now. eaglet broke free around 8:00 o'clock. mommy and daddy are both there t admiring their eaglet.let. the eaglet broke free aroundund 8:00 o'clock and not sure wherew dad was during all of it but he did show up just moments later l with some fish.e f i'm going to assume he was out t hunting which is his primary mission.ssion. he brought back fish for

and a minute to go, a second eagle at what hast eight at the national arboretum in the nation' s capital. here is a live picture sit up in the eagles nest. this is gripping the nation. the egg began hatching this morning. the first eaglet popped from its shell yesterday morning, and is -- the american eagle foundation says they had the nesting since october 2014. you can see the tiny little bald that was just hatching. good stuff out there. i don' t know what to talk about the weather when it comes to bald eagles. i just love that video. eric: it is incredible video. we have been looking at changes in the weather. that will work. outside to the skycam, it is a cloudy set up. as we have seen all day. the rain has come to an end. the roadways are a little slick, so please her goodness sake, i have seen too many accidents today. taken a little slower today. the wind is light out of the south at about nine miles per hour. temperatures elsewhere, 75, but we are seeing sunshine of your in ocala. 73 daytona beach, 74 sanford. looking at the temperature change, this is from right now put the fou

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we've seen a lot of activity, especially today in the eagles' nest at the us national arboretum.he latest process as the eaglet tries to break free from its its shell. and as we head to break, a little l reminder since your best throw back thursday pictures, using the hashtag tbt. this is throw back of me and the morning show, allison seymour. we were cutting up. we were down in one of stores shopping and weep wereeep being a little silly. we invite you to send us your us best tbt pictures. the important thing is you need to use the hashtag tbt. tb we will share some of them th tonight. she looks like super flying and you look like you were doing make jagger. that's exactly what we were doing. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens william

a look at the eaglets a it the national arboretum. they are now caring for both of the chicks at the arboretum. check in on the nests when you want to stream at wjla.com. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: a giant tree took out power lines and damaged a parked car in arlington. no one was hurt, though. 28 streets south near gunston middle school was blocked for several hours untith way and restore services in the area. maureen: a developing story from california. raymond moore director of the bnp paribas open t

finally come out of its shell, a baby bald eagle hatched on a live web cam this morning at the national arboretum and viewers who stayed tuned also got a peek at its very first viewing. a second eaglet is expected to hatch this weekend. >>> when we come back, kids on the new at if one ofaluld otect yoom diate wh ione could prheardiase? on wil thinkirigh ere ste you take toelprevanotherseriseas pnmococcal pneumonia ifre 5lder one se of the evr 13 vcine can lprote you fro pnmoccalonia an i thacaus hing, espain diffty bhing, may ev you thetal. evyou lrea been vacnate with ather poniaacne, evnar ay h ove adal protection. nar 13 used indus 50lder to hpreveninfections from 13 stins he bacri cause pneumococcalonia u shouldotecei pr13 if youhad re allergctio t vac ingrets. y havaken immuyste may ha a loweresponse to t vcine mm sidefct p ess llin at injec site, mited arm moment e, he, mcl ointn,lessite,his, o. get th done. k ur dtoor pacist about nar oday (bur) at fmers, ween st eveing, soknow hcovest ything (parusic) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (band overed iocr twen-senth14.talk te k

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cheryl conner is at the national arboretum. cheryl, turning away from the eagle cam before the hatching was tough enough. good luck now, right? cheryl: yeah, that is right, michelle. what a great day out here. we still are seeing people stop by. they are looking up at the tree. you cans back. but two are left here. there is a tree that holds the nest that has the baby. it is 95 feet in the air. we have been keeping an eye at the national arboretum right as we learned around 8:30 this morning that the baby was born. the public is held back. several hundred feet. we are thankful to show us the baby coming out of the shell this morning. mom and dad, first lady and mr. president as we know them are the arboretum first nesting pair of american eagles in more than 70 years. we have been keeping our eyes on the camera. we notice the parents nestled over the baby. we explain what is happening. >> there is a cup, the nest cup in the base of that, or the bottom of the nest. so when she is sitting on the egg-stravaganza and the eaglet, sh

caught on a live web canal at the national arboretum. i'm antonio mora, thanks to joining us, ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a great night and great weekend. >> at the end of the weekend, the president of the united states makes the geographically small but diplomatically long trim trip to havana. something that an american president hasn't done since calvin coolidge. obama sees havana, it's the "inside story."

the two adult bald eagles are the first pair to nest at the national arboretum since 1947. successfully raised their first eaglet last summer. what can you say but aww. on the newshour online: what a trump presidency would mean for america's role in the world. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner talked to u.s. diplomats, and foreign correspondents to get their unique take on the 2016 race. read about that on our home page, www.pbs.org/newshour. and, later this evening on "washington week," gwen ifill and her panelists will have more analysis and insight into the week's big news. here's a preview. >> ifill: what's not to like about merrick garland? senate republicans say it's not personal, but still they will not confirm this president's supreme court nominee. plus, why do john kasich, ted cruz and bernie sanders think they still have a chance? we explain the delegate math for both democrats and republicans, and what it means for the nominating conventions. or we'll try to. that's later tonight, on "washington week." >> woodruff: on pbs newshour weekend satur

president and the first lady are a pair of wild bald eagle nesting at the national arboretum. you could get the exact day and time they will hatch using the hashtag d.c. eagle cam. a reminder daylight savings begins at 2:00 a.m. so set your alarm clack an hour ahead and it means an hour less of sleep but it means an hour more of daylight when we are getting out of work and school. five things you need to know about daylight saving time on our app, just use the search term "daylight." >>> so, yes, with daylight saving time beginning, sunrise and sunset today, in the 6:00 hour, tomorrow in the 7:00 hours. tomorrow we'll be tracking occasional showers and we'll continue to have some rain in the forecast. right on through tuesday. more on the timing in a minute. gorgeous weather for wednesday. really looking like a beautiful day. and then more showers are possible on thursday. very spring-like forecast for the upcoming week. here is the latest timing with future weather. and i want to stress this could change. the best idea tomorrow is to tune into tom tomorrow morning and downloa

their home is inside the national arboretum which is a the president and first lady are the first of their scies to nest in this area since 1947. their first baby hatched friday followed by the second one that hatched sunday. you can foolow their movements by the way live at eagles.org. you can check up on their daily activities and see what they're up to. >> that's a beautiful place. it's gorgeous. worth visiting. >>> next on 6, twitter is feeling the love today. >> why the social media site is celebrating and how you can help them do it. that's stil ahead. >>> all new ahead in our 6:00 newscast, a run-in on the road we can't let you download on the goooooo! you'll just have to miss it! yeah, you'll just have to miss it! uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. >>> hearts are all aflutter or atwitter on twitter today. the social media site celebrates 10 years of concting the world in 140 characters or less. people are celebrating by reposting ttir very first tweets. ten years. >> seems s ke it was yesterd

the national arboretum eagle cam, it has attracted mills of viewers. coming up tonight, a site that has become all too farm. protestors making their voices heard as presidential donald trump rolls rallies. we're back in a > protestors are once againor voicing their opposition toei donald trump. this wasr the scene in arizona earlier today. tod trump appeared at a rally this afternoon, but before trump supporters arrived, protestors blocked the middle of a major highway and stopped traffic. vehicles were backed up for hours. police were called in andnd eventually cleared the road. another anti trump protease in new york city.w some of the posters chanted donald trump gpoo away, racist,i sexist anti gay. the group marched to the trumpru tower. police moved in to control thehe crowds. some of the protestors sayes policeto used pepper spray on them. by the way, donald trump will be here in the d.c. area on monday. he is checking out the progress of his latest project, thehe version of the pavillion into a new trump hotel that's along pennsylvania avenue. p

national arboretum in nearly 730 years. why do you think people are so obsessed with this web-cam? think because it is the american bald eagle, our nation has always loved that, that bird, our national symbol. and it's -- it's funny they're in the capital. >> reporter: watching animals for hours at a time is a growing phenomenon. last year millions watched panda bear mei-jang give birth to twin pan diaz. only the third set born in the united states. at the national arboretum, a message below the live eagle-cam warns viewers you could see anything from sibling rivalry to predators. >> i think with all the political turmoil going on, these little eaglets are something we can agree on. >> democrat, republican. >> democrat, republican, independent, socialist, from, wherever you are. we can all get behind the eaglets. >> reporter: in a few weeks the public will come up with names for the eaglets. because to the many that watched this family is part of theirs too. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a

mother, the eaglet emerged this morning all cries of the world on it, at 5:15 our time at the national arboretum in washington, dc. this is still another eaglet egg to hatch for the bald eagle couple nicknamed the budget and the first lady. they split the parenting. they are modern that way. >> we are not done with cute animals. it is friday. it is time to meet our perfect pet. daisy is right here she is the cutest ears and the cutest tongue we will introduce you next. >> speaking of puppyies, we have a big adoption event with our perfect pet partners next wednesday in honor of "national puppy day" with a jump start on the fun right now. the gillette mach 3 turbo still feels better after 10 shaves than a disposable on it's first. mach 3 blades have twice the coatings. for a closer shave with zero redness. get an incredible experience shave after shave after shave. gillette. the best a man can get. >> at 4:00, a multimillion dollar settlement after the traffic death of a 15-month-old little girl. at 4:00, the parents open up. >> tomorrow's technology today. find out what the bay area students hav

the eagle emerged from its egg at the national arboretum. the first hatched march 19th.d eaglet was born in the same nest last year. >>> controversy in the tennis world after the tournament executive said the female players should be thanking the male superstars for carrying the sports. >>> playing outside left two boys serious hurt when they fell down a hole in the ground. those stories next. hello, agaf the stories we're following on "action news" at 1:30, it is spring, but it didn't look like it or feel like it this morning. snow-covered cars and flowers, we're getting good news about a major warmup up head. >>> brushing off decades of distrust, president obama and raul castro sit down together. >>> one of the most popular comedians and actresses in hollywood proves she can be very generous. how she made the night for some bartenders in the big apple. >>> march has been quite a month already we had temperatures in the 80s and this morning we had snow. annie mccormick was in south jersey to show us the monday morning commute. >> reporter: this is the winter wonderland

at the national arboretum where the bald eagles have been nesting for almost a year and one of their two eggs has now hatched. this morning the baby's name isd dc2. >> not very cuddly. >> the other egg was laid four days after the first one. tens of thousands have been following the process on the live eagle camera and some just had to get to the arboretum this morning to see things for themselves. >> we were watching and we were so excited, we cland and we cheered. >> he had to get his other leg out. >> out of the shell. was he stuck? >> yeah, he was stuck. >> he had to push his other leg out. >> the parent eagles arrived at the national arboretum last year. the first mating eagles in our area in 7 years. >> boy, oh, boy, they come right out of their shell and what are they hit? snow. s >> the first one, you said dc2 is the name? >> yeah. >> dc2 is greeted with a sunshine. we have some beautiful weather we've seen out there right now. lots of sunshine, breezy conditions. wind gusting 25 minneapolis miles per hour. currently 66 at the airport. a mild friday afternoon. it's going to b

this is at the national arboretum. we got a first look at number one on friday.hey have been busy keeping their family warm and bringing in lots of fish to eat. you can check out more on the nbc washington app. search d.c. eagles. super cute. come on out little guy. >>> the snow, the rain, it's more of a nuisance than accumulation. i can't believe we are talking about spring and snow. >> the first day of spring tomorrow. we are going to continue to track rain and snow showers throughout the evening hours, the day tomorrow on into very early monday morning. that's going to be the first weather headline. because of that, this nuisance event will be a storm team 4 weather alert day. on monday morning, tom will continue to track a weather alert. my biggest concern throughout this time period through monday morning is actually monday morning for the potential of slick spots. a heads up there. we could see school delays as school districts play it safe monday morning. after that, monday, mid-morning hours, it's okay outside and nice for the workweek. wait until you see

president and first lady near national arboretum. they are in black and white now. abc7 first brought you the story march 15. we have beenwatching them ever since. now we are maybe hours away from seeing a couple of eaglets being hatched. we will keep an eye on this. do the same thing from home went have a link set up at wjla.com. search eagle cam. maureen: thed general homeless shelter may have an animal problem. residents tell abc7 news the shelter is overrun by the raccoons. animals inside the building. residents have spoleed the raccoons in elevators and even falling through the ceilings. i >> i have seen them bring it off the floor. the staff lieded about it saying they were doing work in there and whole time they were catching the raccoons. >> the trappersksk with been a to property today but left empty handed. 700 people stay at the shelter. a few weeks ago 106-year-old d.c. resident virginia mcl aburin danced with president obama in the white house. last week the district threw her a big party for her 107th birthday. today she showed us more. she has game. h

high up in a tree at national arboretum. one of the eggs has a small hole in. it so now it's swruingt a matter of time. the eggs were laid back february 10 and 14. eagle eeings hatch 35 days after mom and dad that's what they're called they're first balanced eagle pair to nesting in >> i can't fell that's mr. mr. president or first lady, that's what they're called. >> that's probably the mom. as we get closer the mom is watching over and dad is going out gathering food. >> taking a snooze there. >> awe. >> having newborns is exhausting. >> get it while you can. >> for real. >> michigan uber driver accused in deadly shooting rampage giving up stiingt what may have led him to on fire and dramatic new video of had his arrest. >> tell log at the center of investigation. one employee and what he was caught on camera doing ♪ ♪ >> the victim claimed she got into it with the man and lawson restrained her and choked her and gave her drugs and alcohol. he is facing several charges including abduction and strangulation. michigan uber driver charged with a shooting rampage

the eagles are the first mating pair in nearly 70 years to nest at the national arboretum in washington. >>> new threats from the paris terror suspect. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports the suspect being held for the paris attacks was planning more mayhem. salah abdeslam was captured friday in brussels. belgium officials say he is the last living operative linked to the attacks that killed 130 people last november. >>> "the new york times" is reporting the timetable to derail donald trump. party activists have 100-day plan to stop trump from becoming the presidential nominee. it calls for lobbying delegates and possibly recruiting independent candidates. >>> the "atlanta journal-constitution" reports a proposed georgia law could hurt the city's bid to host the super bowl. a bid that would allow religious groups to withhold service from same-sex couples awaits the governor's signature. the nfl says tolerance policies are a factor when sites for the title game are chosen. >>> "sports illustrated" is reporting reaction to remarks from a

almost, we're keeping a close eye on eagle cam at the national arboretum.how local schools are using this excitement as a learningearn persons. >> it's been a learning experience for some of the big kids, too. last night we were told it was just about over. it's taking a while. kind of like the theme for winter. we thought it was over. we'll have more details for thee timing on that in just a few minutes. as we head to the break, here is a look at some of the throw bach thursday pictures you septembere us using hashtag fox5 tbt. thank you for sending them in. we'll be right back. k. > all right of the he would are still on for example let wash watch at this hour. josh, can you run the prompter. this is a life shot.. just a few moments ago, this eagle, i don't know if it's mr. president or first lady.dy. >> it's hard to see.s erier in the day it's a l can or picture image and then in the evening time it changes to be black and white.d one of the two eggs that's underneath one of these two days is in the process known as pinga a short timing a it looked liked

president and the first lady are a pair of wild bald eagles nesting at the national arboretum. you can try to guess the exact day and time the eggs will hatch using #d.c. eagle cam. so panda cam, eagle cam. outside cam. >> we're obsessed with it all. and we know you've been monitoring a lot of cameras around the area. not the prettiest of days, but at least it doesn't feel so bad. >> a lot of people heading downtown to the big st. patrick's day parade. over 100 marching bands and groups out there. >> bagpipes. >> you don't want to see that. >> are you feeling the breeze? >> come on, tom. >> make adam stand up. >> it will be kind of cool, so might want to wear lon pag papt under the kilt. have the umbrella handy, as well. might get a few sprinkles coming through for the parade. and right now storm team 4 radar showing the rain has stopped in washington, getting light sprinkles here. moderate showers panhandle of west virginia, this one area of yellow, that will be tracking maybe just west of hagerstown near cumberland. but there is a big batch of heavier downpours here in the te

national arboretum. we have so enjoyed this cam ahim thank you for sharing it witharw us.with you soon. >> yes, thank you. >> all right.ight you got it. i. we're all adopted parents here and right now waiting for for healthy babies.s. >> yeah, we are.>> y >> the rest will work itselfts out. >>> and we'll be watching for wn >> could be tucker and erintuck perhaps for the baby's names.ams >> tucker and erin.r andn. >> my personal favorite, thunder and bolt. >> thunder and bolt.t. >> yeah.eah >> or maybe stars and stripes? s >> stars and stripes is good. >> snow and flurries.s >> stars and stripes is good.. >> like sunday morning. mning stem ands cool to start your stt day. 30s west.st. 50 in the city.. 39 fredericksburg. 35 culpeper. there are cool spots back in thn 60 today's.od's so another mild one.ne. although there will be a bit ofb a breeze today which will hold w back on the very warm feelingm i out there but it feel more likek spring than winter. w around here this weekend it wilw feel like winter. wter. makings of our winter storm system shaking shape out towardr wi

. >>> a baby bald eagle hatched this morning at the us national arboretum in washington. a pair of american bald eagles happened to be eggs warm since february. the american eagle foundation says the first eagle fully emerged from it shall around 8 am. the live webcam have been watching the nest. the second day goes like attach sometime in the next couple of days. president and the first lady are the first couple an estimate area since 1947. >>> one college student of her disappointing grandfather has broken internet office heart. kelsey garment from oklahoma to this picture with the same didn't with pop-ups night. he made 12 burgers for the six grandkids and i'm the only one who showed up. it's been retreated over 125,000 times. some people showed support for kelsey others attacked her cousins on twitter for not showing up in the profit or cousins to assure the event the grandfather is well loved and share this picture saying guys don't worry. i came to his house and them having a burger today. she is glad he's encouraging others to visit their grandparents. i wish my gr

two others were born at the national arboretum. >>> visitors packed the south lawn of the white house for the white house easter egg roll peer in its 138th year it's the last one for the obama family and mikea turner was there. >> reporter: she and her husband are thrilled to experience the 138th annual easter egg roll at the white house. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: she isn't the only one. what are you looking forward to? >> i'm excited to be here because it's a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: guests from all 50 states in the district take part in this and it's the obama administration's last one and this year's theme let's celebrate on others that. this family from pennsylvania feels honored to be here. >> we did the eggroll and saw the white house. >> reporter: the crowd had a lot to experience. there was storytime and live music and of course the famous easter egg roll. >> it was a one-shot and i'm glad we got selected in the lottery. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama bringing something new this year. she's putting on the f

. >>> the scene at the national arboretum in washington, as a second bald eagle emerged from its shell. moment captured on live video stream. the parents known as the president and the first lady. one of them was seen feeding the new arrival that came after a first eagle hatched friday. >>> think about the sun. now imagine a group of stars at least 100 times more massive. an international team of scientists say they have identified a cluster of stars. nine of them using nasa's hubble space telescope. needless to say the monster cluster known as r-136. nasa says they're also far brighter than the sun. >>> and two emerald green comets are expected to make relatively close encounters with our planet. the first will fly within 3.3 million miles of earth tomorrow morning. the second will be just 2.2 million miles away on tuesday. while that may seem still far off, we are told it will be the closest a comet has come to our world since 1770. >>> pope francis celebrated palm sunday mass today before tens of thousands in st. peter's square. he highlighted the plight of refugees flooding into eu

president and the first lady because they are the first mating pair to nest in dc's national arboretum in nearly 70 years. >>> well still ahead, disney's latest animated flick a drama and a horror movie. who came out on top of the box office next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, film "zootopia" was number e again at the weekend box >>> at the top for three weeks and counting the animated film, "zootopia" earned $38 million. coming in second was the divergent series "allegiant." followed by "marigolds of heaven." "ten cloverfield lane," and "dead pool." tonight "batman verses superman" presented in gotham as some fans may know it. the first time they appear together in a movie. ben afflick stars the cape crusader. >> my kids loved it, my son particularly believes that i am badman. my daughters wish that i was playing harry potter that i'm really too old for harry potter. i'm way old for harry potter, even growing up. >> okay. the movie opens on friday and we will be right back. ,, thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go.

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