the cat was named orville after orville wright. he died and he thought, orville loved birds, why not turn him into a cat that can fly? >> i'm completely disturbed. >> to me it is no different than somebody stuffing a 12-point buck and putting it on the wall. >> i think it is great. think what the rats and mice in the neighbor think of it. >> it is creepy. >> he's an artist. he obviously thinks a little differently. >> we know some of you guys are going to be sensitive about this, but if you'd like to see the full video, just go to rightthisminute.com. >>> i've got a wild and crazy police chase to show you guys. you can pretty much guarantee it is the tiniest one you've ever seen. the video was put together by the theory -- using the world's smallest video projector. you see the guys walking along projecting this chase scene on the floor, on a desk, on the wall, sort of create this scene. it includes and escaped convict, a cop who's hot on the trail of a guy. it basically allows you to create a movie anywhere. that's really creative

voila, the orville copter. now ironically orville had been named for one of the famous wright brothers who as we all know invented manned flight. he calls the or silver copter half cat half machine. we call -- the orville copter half cat half man. we call it just darn freaky. -- half cat half machine. we call it just darn freaky. we want to know how the cat people feel about that. >>> i think that means hawaii 5- 0 is on. by the way, signs are up but crews have yet to break ground on the lengthy u street construction project. the plan calls for winding of the sidewalks, upgrading streets and intersections and improving land scape along u street northwest between ninth ninth and 14th streets. crews plan to work monday through saturday there. may be some work needed on sundays be even overnight. traffic will drop to one lane each direction which should make for a marvelous time for any of us driving in the neighborhood. the project ought to be done next spring. that is our report. i'll be right back here at 11:00

. >> reporter: his name was orville.and his brother wilbur were named after the wright brothers, so when orville got hit by a car last year, jansen turned him into art to be exhibited in a dutch museum. >> since he was already named after a famous aviator, well, it became clear that he just needed to fly. >> it's probably like about the scariest thing i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: jansen had orville taxidermied and put on an ultra lightweight casing, half cat, half machine, jansen calls it, the orville copter. >> there's a little flap here. >> reporter: where gyroscopes and the receiver are, there's a propeller attached to each paw. what was striking during our skype interview when jansen held the orville copter up to the camera? those eyes. >> those eyes are glass, by the way. >> sends a wrong message to children, too. it's almost looks like an animal is being tortured. >> i think it's his own damn business. the animal is dead. >> reporter: his brother wilbur doesn't seem to know what to make of the reincarnat

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there is orville flying around. why, i have no idea.hat's really got to scare the hell out of birds, though. they can fly now? i have to believe orville would have wanted it this way. look at this. what do we have here? we have orville flying around our studio. one of his propellers isn't working. i tell you something, that unitard looks great on you. [ cheers and applause ] want to know the weirdest part of it, that guy doesn't work with the show. i have no idea who that was. there's another strange thing out of the netherlands today. a space launch company called mars 1, colony on mars starting in the near 2023. they're going to send a crew of four astronauts once every two years for total of 20 people by the year 2033 and none of them will be coming back. they're going to live on mars permanently. this is my favorite part, to fund the mission, they're going to turn it into a reality show. put cameras up there and watch them living -- it would be like the marsy shore. normally on reality shows people arguing about peanut butter. argue

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after his beloved cat orville was hit by a car, jansen wasn't emotionally ready to bury him six feet under so he opted for six feet over. jansen collaborated with a taxidermist, fitted orville with rotors and landing gear to create what the artist calls the orvillecopter. (audience reacts) i know it's unusual, but jansen was just going through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, taxidermy and helicopter. (laughter) this innovation in bereavement technology will make it so much easier to help your kids adjust to this kind of loss. now you can just say "i've got some bad news about patches, but i've got some great news about that dirt bike you wanted!" (laughter and applause) we'll be right back. (cheers and (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back! thank you very much! nation... thank you, folks. nation, it is june and that means wedding season. traveling to see all your old friends, staying in fancy hotels, picking the perfect gift to celebrate a lifetime of love. sorry, i always get so emotional on how much i spent on other people's weddings. folks, all that

after his beloved cat orville was hit by a car, jansen wasn't emotionally ready to bury him six feet under so he opted for six feet over. jansen collaborated with a taxidermist, fitted orville with rotors and landing gear to create what the artist calls the orvillecopter. (audience reacts) i know it's unusual, but jansen was just going through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, taxidermy and helicopter. (laughter) this innovation in bereavement technology will make it so much easier to help your kids adjust to this kind of loss. now you can just say "i've got some bad news about patches, but i've got some great news about that dirt bike you wanted!" (laughter and applause) we'll be right back. (cheers and my name is jon moeller. i'm from texas a&m university. i'm using my laptop to help create a touchscreen out of thin air. my name is meredith perry. i'm working on a way to charge devices wirelessly we're using our laptops to defy gravity. i'm julia... ...and i'm jessica. and we're using our laptops to turn soccer balls... ...into a power source. when the technology

i will point out that orville belonged to the fellow. it was already dead and if he doesn't mind flying it around and looking crazy, who are we to deny the hilarity of that situation? you can confirm or deny whatever you like in mcginty's mail bag. that is our report, i'll be back here at 11:00. tonight, we have a lot more news and of course election results for you. we'll see you then. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> will robin roberts lose her hair again? facing weeks of chemo, the latest on her health crisis today. >> when she gets her transplant, she'll be getting much tougher drugs. >>> plus -- >> this is my thelma. >> how diane sawyer and her sister are helping to save her life. >> she's not going through this journey alone. >>> new charlize theron hiding her shaved head. george and stacy in romantic italy. bride to be miley in a sexy corset and bieber fever strikes south of the border. ♪ >>> tom cruise with penelope cruz. katie holmes with her ex. the forgott

. >> reporter: his name was orville.last year, jansen turned him into art to be exhibited in a dutch museum. >> since he was already named after a famous aviator, well, it became clear he just needed to fly. >> probably like the scariest things i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: jansen had orville taxidermied and put on an all tra lightweight casing. gyroscopes and receiver and propeller attached to each paw. what was striking when jansen held the orville copter up to the camera. those eye. >> the eyes are glass. >> sends the wrong message to children, almost looks like an animal is being tortured. >> i think it's his own daned business, it's dead. >> reporter: his brother doesn't know what to make of this. cats dream of chasing birds, look at tom in the "tom & jerry" cartoons. jansen says orville used to lie on the doormat watching pigeons and now flying with the birds, the greatest goal a cat could ever reach. to peta "it's a macabre way to honor a beloved family member." >> i'm an artist so it's fine by me. >> re

and essentially orville becomes the first of governors to stand in the school house doors to prevent these kids from going to school, to going to little rock central high school. this is a photograph that's been seen all over the world. this is elizabeth. one of the eight students. she's walking. she's surround by a mob. the arkansas national guard people. we say arkansas national. but they were under the control of the governor at that moment essentially standing by as she's attacked. every one of these students had to run the gauntlet if you will the gauntlet of hate in order to try to get to the schools at that particular time and ultimately desegregation was not successful. ultimately, ultimately the federal court order was being defied. it's at this point, it's at this point that president eisenhower steps in. there's a back story i won't get into and a lot of detail but eisenhower felt he had an agreement with orville to allow for the integration of the school. he went back on that agreement. eisenhower became extremely upset. and he decided that now the federal government has

i have the orville redenbacher, the pam, a lot of the stuff. not all of it.5 of their products ranked one or two by market share in the category. the brands you know. for a long time they had a problem. i thought they were the most levered to inflation of all the food players. when commodity costs were on the rise that seriously crimped their ability to make money. now although many agricultural commodities are in decline. gas prices are flat year over year. oil is down big. the head wind holding con agra back will be a tail wind to push the company forward. everything from the ingredients they use to make the food to paper and plastic used to package the stuff has become cheaper. that should be a boon to the company's gross margin. con agra makes a profit off every dollar of sales. just as they were the biggest loser as commodities edged higher it will be the biggest winner now that the same commodities have come crashing down. that's just the icing on the cake. as much as con agra benefits from lower commodity costs it's not something management takes credi

orville doesn't have much say about the matter. >> yeah, he's dead. >>> i know he passed away, i just don't -- i don't like that story. >> i'm sorry, bob. >> a little strange. whatever. let's take a look at radar. a shower moves through our region. and guess what? it's still going on. shady side right over prince frederick, maybe making it into st. mary's county. we had a brief shower earlier, very light stuff as you can see. most of it got stronger south of the region. clouds around, maybe a sprinkle here and there. it's a little chilly out there right now. the barometer is on the way back up. right now, 49 in oakland. 62 in ocean city. this time of year, 59 in elkin. it's 68, the warm spot over in washington so far. nothing by the way of rain there. 60 in belair. light north winds now keep this cool air in for a couple of more days. each afternoon with the sun coming out in the morning, good chance of another shower popping up in the afternoon. a lot of rain in maine kind of spinning around bringing those clouds down from the great lakes. that cool air will continue until this low m

plus some other republican advisers, orville browning, frances blair. based on their recommendations, he changes it. now he supports the 13th amendment. now he vows only to protect federal courts under control. now he has this memorable -- truly brilliant, softer ending. misty cords of memory to every living heart all over this broad land will yet swell the chorus of the union when again touched as surely they will be by the better angels of our nature. the language actually comes primarily from william seward who suggest this is for the ending. the mystic chords which -- it didn't have the musical ear lincoln appropriates them as -- mystic chords but in a clunky phrase. lincoln as a literary person develops it into the last stanza. so the southern response to the inaugural, southerners interpret it as a declaration of war. here's one quote from south carolina. racializes lincoln saying he's an orangutan, to battle. which is a signal of our freedom. a virginia editor says it inaugurates civil war. many southerners characterize lincoln's vice president h

orville the cat, soaring with the angels. >> that's awesome. >> rest well, my friend.daily rundown" with chuck todd. >>> in the race to election day, this was the week where mitt romney caught up with the president. not just in the polls, but fund-raising, ad buys, and, of course, republicans proving that they've got a ground game. the big question now, who moves ahead. in just a few days, we'll know who fill s gabby giffords' seat in congress. we'll ask him about that provocative ad that plays off soft sympathy for giffords and attacks his opponent. does it go too far? >>> and a tragic statistic. suicides among american troops are surging. just about one per day this year. that's far more deaths than troops killed in action. >>> good morning from washington. it's friday, june

that was supposed to be that some people thought was a joke but this is called the orville copter it's supposed to be a piece of arch and basically it's his it's his stuffed dead cat take a look. i don't know what i mean and i think that that is actually the perfect device for the government to unlist to document and spy on the zombie apocalypse that's happening down in miami ok a dead cat i don't know what he's going to. be this is what would have happened if like if the wright brothers work out lowers the smoke too much weed we would be driving everywhere and there would have kiddie copters flying around i mean i wonder is this something like animal rights activists are angry about the cat was dead exactly i'd like our animal rights activists upset about attacking i don't i don't think they like and only be like stuffed animals stuffed dead and i have to say though i saw this and i thought god who would do that and then i remembered that a few weeks ago i was thinking to myself why don't we have a taxidermy cat because i needed it first. always all these weird things that come out of

a dutch artist paid tribute this week to his deceased cat orville by stuffing him with a motor, puttingpaws, and letting him soar with the angels. >> i really loved this cat. and for me, this is a way to actually make him eternal. >> as the little fella's expression shows, even orville was surprised by his owner's decision to turn the late kitty into a remote controlled helicopter. >>> and the number one story of the week -- >> democracy died tonight. we just -- >> you're emotional? >> i'm very emotional, because we all had a lot invested in this. >> democracy took its last breath this week when wisconsin governor scott walker held onto his seat in a recall election. >> it's done. democracy is dead. if we didn't win tonight, the end of the usa as we know it just happened. >> after a bare knuckle dairiland brawl that lasted a year and a half, walker delivered a big win. or if you like, a spanking. >> it's a spanking. >> democratic challenger tom barrett didn't just get spanked, he got smacked by one of his own supporters who went up side his head after he conceded. president obama moved

. >> orville redenbacher pop-up bowl. i was talking about this, the hair color.air color be innovative. i thought we had pretty much settled. >> the one great thing about this, as you know, anybody who has done hair color, it drips, you waste a bunch, it gets lost. this is a foam, so you get -- there is no waste of the product, you use it all and no dripping. it goes in your hair and you have no drips all over your towel. >> nothing like that out now? >> there are some now, but this is one of the first ones that came out, so this -- >> they're the innovator in that market. very interesting. you have another food item on the list sierra mist natural. but as i understand it, the flavor stays the same. so why is this innovative? >> it is great that these products, like the natural bliss, they have taken all the bad products, bad ingredients out, so there is no high fructose corn syrup in there, all natural ingredients. so it kept the same flavor, but with no bad ingredients and the same with the natural bliss. it is just four ingredients. >> how competitive is it to

orville the cat, soaring with the angels. >> that's awesome. >> rest well, my friend. we'll see you back here on monday. stick around right now for t"th daily rundown" with chuck todd. >>> in the race to election day, this was the week where mitt romney caught up with the president. not just in the polls, but fund-raising, ad buys, and, of course, republicans proving that they've got a ground game. the big question now, who moves ahead. in just a few days, we'll know who fill s gabby giffords' seat in congress. we'll ask him about that provocative ad that plays off soft sympathy for giffords and attacks his opponent. does it go too far? >>> and a tragic statistic. suicides among american troops are surging. just about one per day this year. that's far more deaths than troops killed in action. >>> good morning from washington. it's friday, june 8th, 2012. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. of course, stay with us this morning. the president will be making a statement in the press briefing room, also expected to take a few questions. let's get right to my first

so orville took the next one and that became the official flight. who lost the coin toss was the one who actually won the real flight. >> how about that. >> glad when you were flipping, see if you were going for charlie, i picked tails by the >>> to sleep, a chance to dream. you know that line probably from shakespeare. but what do you think he might write about lucid dreaming and what is it? we'll show you and give you an idea of how you can try it on "cbs this morning." >> quoting shakespeare. this 4th of july, celebrate the red, white, and blue with ocean spray cranberry, white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. how did you wear this stuff growing up? it's so itchy. thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] ♪ jif to go goes anywhere ♪ jif to go goes here, goes there ♪ ♪ jif to go goes everywhere ♪ goes here, goes there ♪ jif to go, wherever you go [ female announcer ] weak, damaged hair needs new aveeno nourish+ strengthen. active naturals wheat formulas restore strength for up to 90% less breakage in three washes. for strong, heal

so orville took the next one and that became the official flight.oss was the one who actually won the real flight. >> how about that. >> glad when you were flipping, see if you were going for charlie, i picked tails by the way. . >>> good morning. it's above 80 right now. the air is just hanging there. humid for sure. we had thunderstorms move through the area. they're now exiting radar. 100 the high, it's going to feel like 105. 72 clouds over night maybe another thunderstorm possible. tomorrow another high you could say 100 the heat index value >>> to sleep, a chance to dream. you know that line probably from shakespeare. but what do you think he might write about lucid dreaming and what is it? we'll show you and give you an idea of how you can try it on "cbs this morning." >> quoting shakespeare. hear ye, hear ye! this 4th of july, celebrate the red, white, and blue with ocean spray cranberry white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. how did you wear this stuff growing up? it's so itchy. thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] ♪ j

could do more for american capitalism if you stood on the beaches of kitty hawk and shot wilbur and orvilleis is a bad business. and you said a minute ago that the solution from airlines is, look, it should just be more expensive. we have gotten used to the concept of cheap flights across the country, and it's hard to maintain a real, safe business model like this. >> i spoke to a mechanic who said, next time you pay $99 for a fare, ask yourself where the savings are coming from. is it maintenance? >> what are we supposed to do to protect ourselves? >> what i hope this book will do is raise awareness. obviously, the average consumer doesn't have the tools to determine where maintenance work is being done and how well the faa is inspecting it. but i do think we need to have a national dialogue about this. again, the system works. it has worked in the past. we have an extremely safe aviation system in this country. but -- and i don't mean to say the sky is falling, but from speaking to more than 100 insiders both in the airline industry and in the federal government, they all say the same thi

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