he's living in an old crow's nest on the university of prince edward island campus. >> the nest has been abondened. if you snooze, you lose. >> nobody probably bothers him up there. >> does he stay up there? >> he does stay up there. tree he's living in seems to be leaning over. people have spotted him walk right up to the trunk of the tree. >> he just walked up the tree. >> do biologists have an issue with him being there? >> they say it is fair but a fox isn't the first squatter in this nest. i guess last year a couple of squirrels took up residence in the old crow's nest. >> maybe he really is a sly fox and now he's just waiting for the crows to come back to their nest so he can -- >> shouldn't he be wearing a crow's costume then so he can fool them. >> that would be super smart. >> probably what he's doing up there, getting all the feathers that the crow left in the nest. start sticking them on himself. smart fox. very foxy of the fox. >>>nelyibvice out there to help paraplegic. it is a robotic mobilization device. it was created by ams mega tronics. it is a brand-new approach for mo

a nest made of tree bark, perched above a popular hiking tree. this is where she likes to let her dog roam free but because of this owl, rangers are warning people to keep their pets close. >> i usually take her off but i didn't. >> i basically just try to keep the dogs on the leash through the areas indicated. >> reporter: they have seen the owl swoop down on dogs. the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. >> she does not make a distinction between a coyote or dog. >> reporter: keeping your dog on a lease will keep them from becoming prey. >> there is more reluctance for the owl to confront humans. >> she is very alert. >> reporter: with its eyes wide open, blinking every once in a while. it is unlikely the owl would pick up a small dog but they could do a lot of damage with their clause. the warning signs will be up till the eggs hatch and they leave the nests. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> yahoo is taking on facebook, filing a lawsuit. they told facebook they must license yahoos patents or face legal actions. facebook issued a

. >> it's-- >>> it's nesting season for geese and they don't mess around when it comes to protecting their eggs a woman in missouri is recovering in the hospital after being attacked by a goose while wog you go -- walk outside the office. they are protected by federal law and it's illegal to remove a nest without permission from the u.s. fish and wildlife service. and when geese set up a nest, they can be there for life. >> it's a very widespread problem growing constantly. if they nest and are born she they don't migrate and they stay here. >> one solution to the problem is to use dogs to chase the geese out of the populated areas so they won't nest. >>> it appears uncle sam is coming after good sam. the federal government says good samaritan hospital filed phos claims and now they over the government over 800,000. they say they manipulated the system and inflated bills. good sam denied doing anything wrong. >>> a trip to the thrift store pays off for a ohio man. a guy named zack has an interesting story. he is interested in art in thrift stores. a few weeks he made a trip to the lo

it's all because of what's nesting in a nearby tree.er today points out the tree where this it great horned owl has made its home. a nest made of tree bark on top of a popular hiking trail. this is a spot where s.o.p. hiaest lets her dog go free. park rangers warning people to keep their pets close. >> i usually take off but i didn't . >> i just try to keep dogs on the leash through the areas waited where they are nest nests. >> reporter: some have said they have seen the owl swoop down on dogs. noun have been hurt. doug bell said the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. >> she doesn't know the difference between what she may think of as a coyote or a dog. >> reporter: bell said keeping their your dog on a leash will keep them from becoming prey. >> that will lessen the likelihood of the owl wanting to fly at the dog because they don't want to confront a human. >> reporter: we showed bell some of the video we got of the owl today. >> she is very alert. her horns relationship. >> reporter: with its eyes wide open. bell said it'

it's all because of what's nesting in a nearby tree.ay points out the tree where this it great horned owl has made its home. a nest made of tree bark on top of a popular hiking trail. this is a spot where s.o.p. hiaest lets her dog go free. park rangers warning people to keep their pets close. >> i usually take off but i didn't . >> i just try to keep dogs on the leash through the areas waited where they are nest nests. >> reporter: some have said they have seen the owl swoop down on dogs. noun have been hurt. doug bell said the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. >> she doesn't know the difference between what she may think of as a coyote or a dog. >> reporter: bell said keeping their your dog on a leash will keep them from becoming prey. >> that will lessen the likelihood of the owl wanting to fly at the dog because they don't want to confront a human. >> reporter: we showed bell some of the video we got of the owl today. >> she is very alert. her horns relationship. >> reporter: with its eyes wide open. bell said it's unli

birders have been tracking the pair in watsonville several spotted them building a large nest.esterday the eagles were seen soaring above the lake. bald eagles all but disappeared from california in the 60s due to the effects of the pesticide ddt. >> they are making a comeback. >>> sunshine and warmth making a comeback but it won't be long. >> today is about it includes rain, cooler conditions coming. for any of those coats on clearance at neiman marcus, get 'em now. let's take a look outside. maybe amy can get us an umbrella or something. 11:19 beautiful picture of the bay from sutro tower this morning. haze hanging around air is stagnant but not a spare the air day from vollmer peak to san francisco. some of the clouds starting to gather here the coast is going to be the trend. the clouds continue to gather closer to there as we he'd that -- as we head into the evening. mid 50s half moon bay mid to upper 50s san francisco, redwood city everybody else in the low to mid 60s santa cruz 59 watsonville, salinas upper 60s mid 60s gilroy and monterey no doubt today will be the warme

birders have been tracking the pair in watsonville several spotted them building a large nest.esterday the eagles were seen soaring above the lake. bald eagles all but disappeared from california in the 60s due to the effects of the pesticide ddt. >> they are making a comeback. >>> sunshine and warmth making a comeback but it won't be long. >> today is about it includes rain, cooler conditions coming. for any of those coats on clearance at neiman marcus, get 'em now. let's take a look outside. maybe amy can get us an umbrella or something. 11:19 beautiful picture of the bay from sutro tower this morning. haze hanging around air is stagnant but not a spare the air day from vollmer peak to san francisco. some of the clouds starting to gather here the coast is going to be the trend. the clouds continue to gather closer to there as we he'd that -- as we head into the evening. mid 50s half moon bay mid to upper 50s san francisco, redwood city everybody else in the low to mid 60s santa cruz 59 watsonville, salinas upper 60s mid 60s gilroy and monterey no doubt today will be the warme

without a good-looking nest a male won't be able to attract a mate when the females finally arrive. >'s alec baldwin narrating explaining finding the best stones lead to questionable behavior. >> some turn to a life of crime. >> reporter: taking stones from someone else's nest. not sure how penny and pete felt about seeing that but we're told they're back home. pete picked up taken to his seat, his mate not so ready to be buckled in. >> he wants to stick around. >> that is "world news" for this sunday night. "good morning america" first thing in the morning and diane sawyer right here for another week of "world news" tomorrow night. good night.

over the weekend two baby chicks were born in the nest. even eagle cam volunteer told "the richmond times dispatch" she ex-pec's the chicks to do very well because their parents never leave the nest unprotected. she also said that male eagles typically do the hunting while the females stay in the nest with the chicks but these two are different. virginia shares the hunting duties and james does his share of the chick shift. that is a cool video. thank you for joining us. nightl [ man ] hmm. a lot can happen in two hundred thousand miles... are you guys okay? yeah. ♪ [ man ] i had a great time. thank you, it was really fun. ♪ [ crash ] i'm going to write down my number, but don't use it. [ laughing ] ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza®. experience love that lasts. ♪

and it's not about them. >> without a good-looking nest, a male won't be able to attract a mate whenles finally arrive. >> reporter: that's alec baldwin narrating explaining finding the perfect stones can lead to questionable behavior. >> so some penguins turn to a life of crime. >> reporter: taking stones from someone else's nest. not sure how penny and pete felt about seeing that, but tonight we're told they're back home. in the aisle, pete picked up taken to his seat, his mate not so ready to be buckled in. >> the little guy wants to stick around. >> taking off in the other direction. very cute. that is the broadcast for "world news" this sunday night. "good morning america" first thing in the morning and my pal diane sawyer right here in the chair tomorrow night. have a great week ahead. good night. >> reporter: official have not released many details about the suspect soldier but he is an army staff sergeant from a unit based in f lewis, washington. this his first tower in afghan but fourth deployment in eight years. he is in a special joint force made up of green beret and 1/2y

. >> still ahead, san jose's most famous nesting bird and new manager life. >> at 6:00 new stem cell procedure that should allow a process and that is at 6:00. we'll be right back. >> there is a big honor for two san jose stud yechblts the top national winner for advanced placement from the same school. and they were both jeerns in san jose. honored today for having the highest scores in the nation on their science and math tests. >> this school has given me so many opportunities to expand my interelectal horizon autos there is a reason why many winners have come from here, the school provided all fans with such a great opportunity to be able to pursue what they want to pursue at highest levels possible. >> and they're humble but do deserve credit for the hard work. >> congratulations autos on this edition of as the nest turns it appears there is new plan in the live of claire yat famous peregrine falcon this, is video. she's sitting on four new eggs but volunteer bird watchers say the father is nowhere to be found. the father appears to have been chased off by a new top bird. the ne

overhead, two migrating birds circle the sufficiency of its nesting place and trade gestures. a woman says to her neighbor, i wonder, did you see a storm come by? no, nor a bulldozer, and yet the cypress is in pieces. and someone passing the debris says, maybe it got bored from neglect or worn out by time, for it's as long as a giraffe and as meaningly as a dust broom and it provides no shade for lovers. a small boy says, i used to draw it without air. its lines were easy to follow. and a girl says the sky today is lacking because the cypress is in pieces. and a young man says, no, the sky today is complete because the cypress is in pieces. and i say to myself, it's not obscure or clear. the cypress is in pieces. there is only this. the cypress is in pieces. . >> a poem i wrote shortly after 9-11. the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon wi

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they can even destroy nests and populations. >> we want to control where they are.are surrounded by federal state wild life preserve areas. >> now the law protect the geese from being physically touched so they have become a nuisance. nobody shows up to argue. a pair of peter's lettuce, they are offering an unusual reward for those who take a bite. they are offering go green go vegan campaign. the first driver received two feet gallons of gas and it's the gas station in oakland starting at noon. university chicago of researchers say switching to a vegan diet is more affectiven than switching from a dan fogelberg car car. >>> overnight gun violence, the connections drawn between the 4 nullings if oakland. >>> traffic troubled spots where you need the to be careful this morning, we will be right back.

. >> reporter: the post also as photos from rift rift's -- gristina's love nest. >> it as an apartment. it's a small one bedroom, with not even a real kitchen. >> reporter: they say i have made millions for years and i have for other people. she has helped in real estate. anna gristina claims the woman who said she is her partner in crime is a legitimate match maker. t.j. winick, new york. >>> clear skies over maryland today. man, a nice looking day, a little bit of a breeze on federal hill. today was cooler but very comfortable. this will get colder as we get a reinforcing shot of cold air on that northwesterly wind. through date we saw clear skies, the rule and not quite as warm but still a decent day in the harbor, decent day in annapolis. good day to get out and do a little sailing. sunshine's out. getting ready for a fantastic sunset here at drve at -- at kent island. as we take a look at the extended scan north, you can see through pennsylvania, a couple of wintry type showers toward williams point. this is fizzling out. temperature wise, 50 in winchester now. 37 in hagerstown. y

experts think the goose is protecting a mother goose that is nesting nearby. that's a very good test. you would think man, goose, who is the winner here? >> humidity is up to 83. a little fog in some spots. used when at 13. the barometer is way better. with a cooler air that's made it about to the dc area. south of washington and illinois 60s to the north and east. ocean city only 48. they've been in the low 50s all day. this is a backdoor culprit. it's made it right across the region. now, today we had a pleasant but mild. 52 now. 56 in dc. they were 82 today. we only got 73. just 30 miles down the road it was 15 degrees warmer. 82 of the record. 53 and 33 is the average. 1993 blizzard. yes, we had 10-degree temperatures, 40-mile per hour winds, and 10 to 20 inches of snow. northeast winds right now. you can see that flow coming off the ocean. the ocean is chilly this time of year. of few showers and struggles moved through the area. most of the activity dot ross virginia and the kentucky area has really diminished. still a chance of a sprinkle or two overnig

the temperature outside right now, jupiter was four hundred 50 million miles from the nest.they appeared very close. the high temperatures today of country, to the north, the record high was 68 degrees in indianapolis. in minneapolis, a record also at falls, 55 degrees today. we were not alone. this is the departure, 15, 20, almost 30 degrees above average. here is where the storm in this out in the pacific northwest. the jet pattern is way up to the that means more of the same. better weather, high pressure on us and as it moves in over us, we will continue in that -- that southwesterly wind. that will be the story tomorrow part of the week. really nothing popping up over us. temperatures tomorrow again will be into the 70's. imagine the savings in the energy bills. tomorrow when you head out to school, and other outdoor recess date. sunshine and morning temperatures just about the average high temperatures. tomorrow afternoon, near 80 degrees with a light westerly wind. as we head into st. patrick's friday there could be an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. by and large, n

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the comical way male abellies build their rock nest to attract mates.blem is, there's more penguins than rocks. which lead some to a life of crime. and then, there's those stunning moments that show when life and death is often accidental. even out here. canadian wood bison, running for their lives. a young one may have the strength to escape. until a panicked bull runs him over to the delight of the hungry pack. >> i've never seen anything like that in the wild. that's unbelievable. >> when we watched it in the helicopter, we didn't know whether to play it as tragedy. whether to play it as comedy. we didn't know what we'd seen. >> reporter: what do you want the audience to take away from this? other than wow, there's some killer whale behavior i've never seen before. are you trying to say anything about that in this film? >> we're not climate change scientists. and we're not politicians. we can record the pace of change at the moment. the pace of change is faster than it looks historically. way faster. >> i think it's really, really important that we d

>> this goose is guarding the nest and they were getting too close to the net. >> the guy manages tofor the girl. >> he's fast. >> oh! >> the goose is like equal opportunity attacker. a ball dude, a young lady that lost her purse, everybody. >>> it's time to check in with charles trippy post brain surgery. >> my surgeons were amazing. they went in and nailed it. >> now that >>> technology eliminated the need for cameras now. look at this. >> oh. >> you know how you do that frame with your hand? >> this might look good. yeah. >> you can actually take a picture like that now with this little device. slide that minicamera on your finger. there's a range sensor on your finger that senses the distance from your face to the camera. if you go close, it gets a wide picture. if i go like this, it's zooming in. all i have to do is push with my thumb and it takes a picture. i don't know why you would need something like this. i was going to say with crazy cool technology, awesome that someone thought of this. it's easy to take a picture on your iphone. >> you look dweeby doing this. get your ph

to think the kids will stick around longer or really upset they were looking forward to the empty nestd what about the social stigma that used to be there. >> i think the spike we've seen over the last five years is probably linked to the recession and to the fact that young adults really have a hard time in the labor market and very high unemployment rates. and as far as the stigma goes, there doesn't seem to be one in the eyes o it have young adults that we spoke to. they're satisfied with the housing situations. they're optimistic about the future. tair basically thinking of 21. 70% of them 30 to 34 live at home. is this a common number or is this a sign of rough years in the job market or people doing what they need to do to get by and survive? >> well, we don't have a necessarily a trend on this. we can see the share of young adults are in multigenerational households have increased significantly and have continued to go up since the recession ended. >> where do you think we are in the observation of this? do you think it's peaked? have we gotten that far yet? >> it's hard to tell

they've chosen to nest up there, which didn't in the past cause problems, but now this is the main entrancethe pandas. these people are waiting to see the pandas. and because they're lining up here, whenever theez guys go to the bathroom, it's been hitting the people in the head. >> reporter: they're pooping on the people. penguin revenge? >> it could be, yes. >> reporter: which brings us to plexiglass, a narrow band of it installed on theenal of the penguins perch. that's kind of stopped it now. we'll keep our fingers crossed it works. >> reporter: take comfortable, in ten years, those cute cuddly pandas have to go back to china, then they'll be ruling the roost at the edinburgh zoo once again.

there is a low clouds gathering there and there is a small nest is what it looks like. things are changing here. there is 49 in san francisco. mild in inland locations. especially antioch. these are the highlights. there are showers overnight tomorrow morning turning cold after the front sweeps through. there are warmer days wednesday through friday. there is a cool of cold air. there is maps in ocean, clouds increasing and there is a front bringing us showers, air will be cold enough to produce snow if there is enough moisture left behind that front. there is snow levels moving down but notice how it gets windy and clear there is gale warnings for tomorrow. there is a wind advisory from noon tomorrow to about midnight, winds out of the northwest gusting 40-50 miles per hour. and there are gale warnings. in the sierra, there is light snow, three to six inch as above 5,000 feet, eight inch as above 7000 feet. and maybe travel delays. back to the bay area, we'll see showers developing into wee showers of the morning. low temperatures dropping to upper 30s at napa and sant

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>> this goose is guarding the nest and they were getting too close to the net. >> the guy manages tofor the girl. >> he's fast. >> oh! >> the goose is like equal opportunity attacker. a ball dude, a young lady that lost her purse, everybody. >>> it's time to check in with charles trippy post brain surgery. >> my surgeons were amazing. they went in and nailed it. >> now that >>> i'm wyatt everhart, tracking a frost advisory that will kick in at 2 a.m. and run through 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. another night north of the city to bring in those tender plants. protect that tender vegetation. winds have been steady. they will begin to diminish but temperatures mild, low 60s. tonight temperatures look dweeby doing this. get your phone out and take a picture. >> we checked in with charles trippy and we found out that he had a brain tumor. >> i have a tumor in my head. since we spoke to charles last, he had surgery. >> we just got out of consult. he's good. >> he had the tumor removed. >> look at you. you can see the scar and his head is completely shaved. you can see a different charles tripp

park rangers say the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. leashes. >> interview: she does not make a distinction 2010 what she might think of as a coyote or dog. >> interview: it's a potential threat to her nest site. >> interview: i keep the dogs on the leash through the areas where they indicate they are nesting. >> interview: the warning signs will likely stay until the eggs hatch and the owl let's leave the nest. >>> the teachers are planning to protest against the school district. they are upset the board is waiving seniority and is in the protest of sending 5020 notices to staff. a immediate yay tor will now come into help resolve a labor dispute at mount diablo school district. [ people chanting ] >> reporter: teachers rallied before last night's school board meeting in concord, there are two sticking points, the length of the contract and furloughs. the district wants furloughs in the wake of more cuts. but they argue they have $30 million in reserves and doesn't need furlough days. >>> new this morning a study on toxic chemicals fou

streaming video here of balanced eagles in a nest in decorah, iowa. by the way, tough to tell when that was shot, six feet across. two of the eggs have matched in the last couple days. the nation now waiting with baited breath for the third with mom or dad, i can't tell, standing by, as you see there. here's a tape from moments ago of the two newborn baby eaglets who have already arrived named d-12 and d-13, very cute names. d is for decorah and the number signifies the number of baby balanced eagles born in that area in the past few years. scientists also give them numbers like 12 and 13 instead of names so that we emotional human observers don't get too attached to the little buggers. america's national bird officially declared an endangered species in 1957, but after a public and private conservation effort and a few decades of work, the species have abounded. there are an estimated 45 pairs. still they continue to be protected under a myriad of state laws, and we should mention this particular story comes to us courtesy of our own eagle eye, direc

anyway, now that spring is here, folksing, i am going to put whatever little money i have left into nest twigs and flower nectar. i'm to the going to tell you where i got that tip. let's just say a little bird told me. now folks, it is never easy to talk about tragedy but the death of a young man in florida has dominated the news for the last week. >> 17-year-old trayvon martin was shot and killed. he was walking towards his father's home in a gated community. he was carrying a bag of skittles and an iced tea. the neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman says he shot the teen in self-defence. >> george zimmerman said he spotted what he called a suspicious black man and called 911. by the time police arrived, martin was dead. zimmerman said he faired in self-defense. >> stephen: it's a heartbreaking loss of life that stunned the nation and which president obama addressed on friday. >> when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. may main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. you know, if i had a son he would look like trayvon. >> now at first i naively thought the pre

instead of the typical underground fox den, the animal has taken to the trees, making a crow's nest its residence. nearby crows don't seem too fond of the neighbor, reportingly l cawing. >>> one beverage in china is it all the rage but may not be everyone's cup of tea. dubbed panda tea, the new organic blend is grown entirely from the excrement from giant pandas. it's debuting at over $3,000 a pound. it will be the world's most expensive tea out there. he's claiming this is like the real deal organic. >> so it's just fertilize other. >> it's not like the actual tea is the -- >> excrement, i like that word. >> it's just what they glow it with. you could live with that, right? >> i could. >> maybe not $3,000 a pound. >>> in washington, the supreme court will hear arguments in the separate cases of two teenagers sentenced to life without parole. the court will later decide if minors receiving those sentences violate's constitution's eighth amendment barring cruel and unusual punishment. in a decision that could have far-reaching immrikss for the future sentencing of juveniles. >>> in calif

she's defending her nest. an expert on canada goose management has been called in. she's using her dogs to try to scare the birds away. >>> and finally, the human animal and proof that beds are completely overrated. >> especially if you're a toddler. when alicia noticed her two sons had a penchant for napping in the strangest places, she started capturing it on camera. >> he's not alone. she began blogging about it. parents from all over essential pictures of their kids. they're so cute and peaceful when they sleep. and then they wake up and not so much. they run all day, when you gotta nap, you gotta nap. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, your friday funnies. >> can i take a nap now? >> i'm think about it. talking about activia. i tried it and my body felt so right, for a change. and then there's you... why should i try it? my system gets out of sorts but that comes with age, right? wouldn't you like to feel great? just because we're in that over 50... what does that mean? are we done? activia helps regulate your digestive system

nest's bedroom was the nerve center of the operations. boys and girls reporting from as far as versailles. army gear littered the floor. revolvers of every nationality were heaped on the bed. the bathtub was filled with hand grenades and the basin with brandy bo brandy bottles and under the bed was an rash of army whiskey. bob kappa, the famous photographer encountered the same scene and wrote in his autobiography that 15 enthusiastic young men from the french resistance were taking after the large charismatic american who spoke their language. copying his sailor bear walk and spitting short sentences. hemingway is famous for short sentences even in the speech, from the corners of their mouths in different languages. so this is kind of the -- this is the manning table here. and this -- this group establishes an intelligence op center, and these three, the three in the picture, they run tactical intelligence ops for four or five days before paris is liberated. what do they do? well, ernest himself goes on a few recons. he goes until the ge

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the people out there that want to make sure that kids can read and do math, if you can get that in, nestedithin, it's an adventure. >> for me, co-construction is trying to find all of those pieces and fitting them together to be a community of learners. my first year at blue school when i arrived, i watched a child in my classroom create a catapult out of legos and launch a little lego across the room and watch the entire class turn to the child and say, you made a catapult. that was my click. that was a child bringing a simple machine into the classroom. from there, we launched a whole catapult unit where i had children, age 5, talking about pivot points and folcrums. that's when i realized this isn't just a philosophy or a theory. >> kids know now what we didn't know. there have been so many discoveries in the area of neurosciences. you can actually change your brain by the focus thaw put on your brain. you can actually learn divergent thinking. we feel that part of this worldwide movement that understands the difference of how it works. >> whether it's the school or the new material tha

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