i think the owl is going for the bird itself. owls will eat rodents, hares, rabbits. they are known to go after other birds, even birds as big as the herron. >> they are sitting there, so easy prey. >> who won the battle. >> eventually the owl gave up. the herron did survive without any noticeable injury. >> i'm mad at that old owl. they are supposed to be wise. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day and we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's just exciting. and that change in culture all happened because of one man and that was freeman hrabowski. >> today umbc freeman hrabowski has graduated to the list of the powerful. >>> a mother is shot and killed trying to protect her little boy. >>> plus, the mayor make as push to get the bottle tax passed. >>> first, the man known as america's oldest teenager has died at the age of 82. dick clark has passed away after suffering a heart attack. >> live from philadelphia, it's time formark's favorite

i think the owl is going for the bird itself. owls will eat rodents, hares, rabbits.hey are known to go after other birds, even birds as big as the herron. >> they are sitting there, so easy prey. >> who won the battle. >> eventually the owl gave up. the herron did survive without any noticeable injury. >> i'm mad at that old owl. they are supposed to be wise. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day and we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

four more owls nest came down after a home renovation. it's rare for humans to get a close look at owls so young. so cute. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one village almost seems as if it has been hit by a biblical plague. thousands of toads appeared as part of the annual migration. they come from a pond but don't usually travel near people's homes. experts say weather conditions are to blame for the alternate routes and the toads will slow down once they have found a suitable habitat. >>> one lucky polar bear cub is settling in their home. in russia. ecologists found it wandering alone, the mother no where to be seen. scientists took the bear back to the base camp and later brought it to the russian zoo. so cute. >>> a canadian carpenter's pride brought him praise and problems. the two story tree house resting in a hemlock tree went unnoticed for three years. but after he sent photos to a magazine, it became famous. one big problem, he built it without pe

four more owls nest came down after a home renovations. it's rare for humans to get a close look at owls so young. so cute. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we have some rain to contend with on this thursday. it is not very heavy. we have some rain showers around the beltway and up into harford county. scattered sprinkles into the western suburbs. we will start out into the upper 40's and low 50's. off and on rain swers and the possibility of a rain shower. we'll come back and check the forecast going through the weekend. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. >> up next -- >> breaking news. police say they've made an arrest in the phylicia barnes case. ivots todent obama privet the general election. the latest is coming up. >> we have an early morning accident. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local,

four more owls nest came down after a home renovations. it's rare for humans to get a close look at owls so young. so cute. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> backhand. stop, score. >> might be a little hard for a lot of caps fans to get out of bed this morning but staying up late was worth it after the team pulled off a dramatic win in boston, advancing to the next round of the stanley cup playoffs. we've got much more on that big win coming up. first, though, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm up yang. i'm glad i stayed up. welcome to this thursday, april 26, 2012. >>> today metro will vote. the 28-day unlimited pass would allow riders with smart trip cars to ride any time of the day to any location for $230 for the month. fares are expected to go up 5% and parking fees up 25 cents. there would also be an additional 1 dollar smart charge for nonsmart card users. >>> and metro says human error may be to blame for the error on the blue as orange lines. the report in t

>> alan: a pair of homeless baby owls have a new place to rest theirs little wings, a horseback rider milpitas stumbledn a next. >> ama: wild rescue discovered and found the owl's nest had fallen apart. so they used a laundry basket to reconstruct a new nest, which is apparently common practice. the parents were spotted nearby and the owlets are doing fine. >> alan: they say the laundry baskets last a long time. a little condo. that's it for us here.

her father decided to set thup live owl -- set up this live owl cam which garnered quite a following.ecently one of the eggs hatched. alexandra decided to name the hatchling tiger lily. that's rare with owls. >> i guess so especially because you think you only see them at night. >>> it's a sunny, mild afternoon. >> meteorologist bernadette woods is updating your first ,,, >>> beautiful pictures from sky chopper 13. that's my favorite time of year when you get that little tinge of green in some of the trees as they're starting to come out. >> everything is exploding and the smells are so great, too, out there. beautiful afternoon. we did have some clouds going through but most of those are pushing off to the south. that's how we're going to start out with your ow stalt radar. there is -- with our satellite radar. there is a system moving through. our temperatures go down, 73 degrees right now. look at all the 70s across the state. the only two cool spots are 59 in oakland in the mountains and 62 degrees on the water in ocean city. that's our high on the day. 61 is the average. but that

detrimental to the overall mission of keeping to driving the federalists and crushing them up against owl creek because it slows the process. but the other problem for these confederate brigades is massive carnage because they have been cut to pieces under this federal fire because sherman had this entire morass under in fillet. when the confederates enter it they have one or both flanks in the air meaning they're under supported or under fire from the federal position and this in fillet fire chews men up. so clayburn, anderson, bus rod johnson suffer heavy casualties. the carnage here is enormous. you can imagine the morass is stacked up with thousands of troops, pulsating attacks to get at the federals. artillery roaring across the valley. sherman loses his position because of a success against prentiss and the fact that johnston releases, releases a greater part of what he brought to bear against prentiss to participate in this push or drive of sherman against -- excuse me, this driving the federals into the owl creek bottom, which sherman is a component of that. the battle here, confe

. >> a baby owl rescued. how crews got them back to their mom. >> coming up next on "nightline," soccer rom, erotic novels are being snapped up by the thousands. is this a new sexual revolution. one man's amazing journey to make peace with the >>> the man who says he killed trayvon martin in self-defense remains behind bars tonight. it was an emotional day in court as george zimmerman apologized directly to martin's parents. >> they watched him shuffle to the stand. his gray suit hiding a bullet proof vest. >> only to be shocked once more when he directly the parents of the boy he killed. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little bit younger than i am i did not know whether he was armed or not. >> at one point they seemed to punch a hole in the key assertion that zimmerman was agressioner with trayvon martin. >> do you know who started the fight? >> do you i know, no. >> do you have any evidence who started the fight? >> no. >> zimmerman's

this owl was found outside her window. the owl that she has named mrs.two eggs in one of the flower pots. her father decided to set up this live owl cam, that's a stuffed one significant next to her which has garnered quite a following. one of the eggs hatched. she decided to name the hatching tiger lily from peter pan. >> maybe the next one will come pretty soon. we'll baa back at 11:00. -- we'll be back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching. don't go away. much more ahead on the cbs evening news ,, >> pelley: tonight, america's doctors say we're getting too much doctoring. a new report says one-third of medical spending is wasted on procedures we don't need. doctor jon lapook tells us which ones. more life-saving cancer drugs in america turn out to be fakes. armen keteyian traces the source of the fraud. they feared the worst-- jeff glor on how lives were saved in the dallas-fort worth tornadoes. and she may be the best women's basketball player ever, leading the lady bears to make history. michelle miller has her story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is

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this is an eastern screech owl. this owl lives anywhere across america.really cool, this is the owl that will use a bird house. this is one example. when you create a wildlife, we have great plants. you can also supplement the plants with feeders and with bird houses like this one. >> eggs and things? >> that is not the box they will use. if you put up the right screech owl nesting box, they could build a nest in your yard. >> do they screech? >> they make a noise like a horse. >> will he do it on cue? >> no. >> will you ask? >> it's my job. let's go on to our next guy. this is another amphibian. he will be wet and jumping around here. we will try to do a good handoff here. this is a green -- whoops. >> i got him. >> it's a frog. >> this is a green frog. an amphibian that might live in your back yard. if you have a pond, this is a component. these guys eat insects. >> i used to catch them as a kid and feed them flies. i did not catch these as a kid. >> this is why i'm standing between you and lester. >> this is a corn snake. >> this thing can't hurt anybo

there is a horse back rider found the owl. and gave them to the center. >> they're so cute when fuzzy like that. >> stunning. >> sandhya tonight? >> it is and you have a chance to enjoy this weather into inland areas into low 90s. there is a live picture from our east bay hills camera. there is clear skies and fog clearing away from the coastline as you can see. there is a warm day across the board except for immediate coastline. 63 in half moon bay. 88 degrees in san jose. san rafael got up to 86 in santa rosa. 82347 concord. 82 in oakland. 88 livermore and antioch. only going to get warmer tomorrow in parts of the bay area, here are the readings, there are 80s across the bay area. 60s and 70s showing up. mild to warm coast and bay. cooling begins on sunday. some areas will be feeling it. i'll show what you areas in just a moment. we have a ridge of high pressure that is warmth going to hold on heading into your saturday. and there are temperatures into low 90s, mild start with most areas into low 50s to low 60s. patches of f

i mean, working with a screech owl. >> let's move on to the next guy.ound here, so we'll try to do a handoff. >> oh, look at this. >> this is a green -- >> whoa! >> i got it, i got him. so, this is a green frog. this is, again, an amphibion that may live in your backyard. if you have a pond, you can attract these guys. again, great pest predators. they eat insects. >> insects. >> you want these guys around. >> i used to catch them as a kid and feed them. >> so lester, this next animal is just for you. >> these i didn't catch as a kid. >> so -- >> this is why i'm standing between you and lester. >> you got him? >> wow. >> now, this is a corn snake. you want to pet him? >> no, but looks great. >> are you sure? >> this can't hurt anybody. >> completely harmless to people, a non venomous species. you want them around. they're eating the rodents, keeping the prey under control. again, you don't have to freak out if you see a snake in your garden. >> slow down and say that again. you're in the garden, lester, enjoying a spring day with your wife and you see t

. >> plus the owl. horseback rider. happy ending to the story. >> of today's warm weather is turning hot tomorrow. i'll be back with the numbers and where you will see 90's coming up. >> thanks. also tonight. special celebration for the bay area first world championship team. stay with us. news at team. stay with us. news at 9:00 contin/ this. >> this was inauguration day at san jose state for the 28th president. >> this is what everybody is waiting for. by the authority veingt ed in me by the board of trustee of the calf state university i hear by invest you with the office of president of san jose state university with all the honors, privileges and responsibilities there unto pertaining. congratulations president. [applause]. >> pomp and circumstances and pride. david lou explains why this he convenient was distinctive and important. >>reporter: they call it an invest ceremony. pomp and circumstance of graduation but instead this marks the asent of new university prichlt all we can say with confidence is that change

is still confident enough to release five brigades and begin the push to drive the federalists into owl creek. that checkmates them, he said. he was

that is a barred owl that has been rehabbed and we're going to release him back into the wild. all just in time for earth day to hopefully inspire you to do something to. stay with us.     we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. with the lysol no-touch hand soap system healthy hands can be automatic. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> 9:25 now. today marks two years since the bp oil spill, the worst environmental disaster in recent u.s. history. it killed 11 people and dumped an estimated 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico for nearly three months. today we learn thousands of residents and businesses will get an additional $64 million. that's because their claims with bp were short changed or wrongfully denied. meantime, federal health officials say the seafood being sold today is safe to eat. this despite a handful of lesions or deformities scientists have found on some fish. >>> a troubling discovery for metro, after a man has a heart attack on board a train. a passenger went to use a defibri

confident enough to release five brigades to join six and begin the push to drive the federalists into owl creek. that checkmates them, he said. he was sitting there and he said -- well, i'm not quite the chess player you are, general, i can't see it. and johnston chuckles and says, yes, that mates them. he'll never recall those people, he'll never have the ability to recall those people. those people have asked what's johnston doing on the right? johnston is taking care of any reserve that can go out and aid the federal front. for, you see, johnston does not have to go near the river to destroy grant. all he has to do is start the ball rolling. the federals are going to come to him. when the alarm sounds, they rally on the front. all he has to do is gain leverage on the flank and turn it and the battle is his. and that's what he assumed, but guess what, folks? we know the difference. because we know reality. he did not. he's basing his judgment on faulty intelligence. how many times have we based our judgments on not knowing the true picture in our lives? you can drop the maps. i'm going

it's an eagle owl. one of the biggest in the world. big as a deer. >> jimmy: his eyes are huge. >> those eyes are what he uses to hunt. this guy is going to hunt just after the sun goes down, when it's dark or in the nighttime. >> jimmy: what the hell was that noise? >> that was our friend the bear. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> they make lots of noises. especially baby bear. >> jimmy: and these things, they eat rats and that sort of thing? >> anything from a small rodenr, rabbit. >> jimmy: what is their favorite? >> a lot of rabbits. >> jimmy: would they eat a human baby? >> i've never known one to but certainly be carable of. if it got scared, the big talons would go right through. make a hole in your hand. >> jimmy: has he done that to you? >> no, never have. i try to bring you the best animals that are -- you can touch his chest. come around. he's just going to flap. just let him settle. >> jimmy: i'm scared of birds, too. >> that's it. you touch him. >> jimmy: he feels like a bird. very feathery. wow. >> i feel like, every time i come,

i learned about the burrowing owl. so there are all kinds of reasons for me to want to come down here. one of the reasons that i came, i want you to call your members of congress, i want you to write them an e-mail. i want to you tweet them. tell them, don't give tax breaks to folks like me who don't need them. tell them to start investing in the things that will help make the economy grow. tell them if we want to bring down our deficit sensibly, we've got to do it in a balanced way that is fair for everybody. remind them who they work for. tell them to do the right thing. [ applause ] you know, as i look out across this gymnasium, everybody here, from all different background, from all different parts of the country, you know, each of us is is here because somebody somewhere felt responsibility for other people. our parents, obviously, great grandparents, the sacrifices that they made, some of them took enormous risks coming into this country with nothing because they wanted to make a better life for their kids and gr

great to be here at the home of the fighting owls. i want to first of all thank them for not only leading us in the pledge of allegiance but also giving me great details about the burrowing owls. he explained it all to me and then he will me he wants my job. and i explained to him that the constitution requires you are 35 years old so i will keep the seat warm for him. for a few more years. i want to thank rebecca for that extraordinary performance. in addition to having an unbelievable voice, she wants to be a teacher. she is an english major. we need great teachers out there so we're very proud of her. i want to thank your president sanders. the mayor of boca raton, susan, for hosting us here today. we've also got your outstanding senator and former astronaut, which is very cool. bill nelson, in the house. a wonderful congressman is here. and my great friend, congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz is here. and you are here, which is very exciting. i am glad you guys came out. >> we love you! >> i love you back. now, look, guys, i k

and that seems har oosh baby owls getting a second chance. ask a horse back rider and what is being done to help them. >> can your insurance company force to you switch medications? the abs to your questions and a free stuff coming up. >> also, resignation of nadya lock year. why she's stepping down. and now, a look at what diane saw jer working on on world news. >> tonight on world news, more on the trayvon martin case, our legal analyst will tell us what happened today to see if he thinks the prosecution has a case. highest-ranking woman to serve in secret service speaking out about the scandal. why she thinks a comment made about sara palin could be the game changer. and person of the week with a great pep talk for weekend after abc 7 news at 5:00. c >>> michael finney is answering questions. >> and i mean, i'm guilty of this, too. we're doing more and more on phones than computer autos i know. >> and this is where i put the phone. asking how safe are smart phone apps that want your financial information? i'm not sure what you're asking. i

the nests for the great horned owl should last for several years. what whatever they doing today they will have nice weather to do it in. >> sunny everywhere, half moon bay, 50 degrees but sunshine on the coast with the sea breeze. vollmer peak in the low 60s. 65 in fremont. i'll detail the high temperatures today and cool down tomorrow. >> terry: also next, angel pagon finds a stroke against his teammates. and giants and method highlights coming up in sports. >>> the weather for the next seven days, is a recap so far of this year. a little of this and a little of that. >> lisa: we have to fine-tune it a little bit. winds are real light out there. >> terry: summer today. >> it feels so good, from point reyes, gusty winds and mount tam you can see a little bit of hazy out there. the fog is offshore. i mentioned point reyes because the winds offshore are kind of gusty. temperatures are cool. our beach temperatures will be comfortable later on today, but there is a little bit of fog down here reducing visibility. elsewhere we have responded to that sun

coming up, a pair of baby owls are safe and sound, but that was not the case earlier this week.l explain where they were found and why they seem to look so confused. >>> but first, here's mike inouye with a look at the community calendar. >> good morning. i'm mike inouye. there's lots to do today in the bay. let's start it off friendly. this is my friend evan. he has autism. he's also a really fun kid who will be doing comedy along with the rest of the gang at comedy sports in san jose tonight. an all-age live improv group. a portion of the ticket sales go to support him in walk now for autism speaks. that's a fund-raiser you'll hear more about in may again, i promise. >>> now as we all know, the very best improvisers are kids, so the next item is probably going to knock all the older comedians out of the game, but tonight at the firehouse art center, the keen improv festival goes on. the high school improv tournament is a competition featuring talents from local tri-valley high schools. the first place winner of the competition will be in this evening's show along be with creat

the important headlines from today as well as different categories to help you and your family find owl the information that you need. >>> coming up, 16 months after she first disappeared, an arrest in the murder of phylicia barnes. we're taking you to north carolina, those who knew her. >>> homes under construction, burglarized in anne arundel county. there was a quick arrest after copper theft. >>> a teacher fired for going through in vitro, why the teacher can no longer stand at the head of the class.  >>> we begin with continuing coverage of the phylicia barnes case. we brought you the story first on abc2news.com. a baltimore city grand jury indicted 28-year-old michael maurice johnson for first-degree murder. at a nurse conference with the baltimore state's attorney many questions went unanswered. the family said they suspected michael johnson. johnson is the ex-boyfriend of phylicia's step sis ter. >> my message is that i would hope that he would do the right thing. if it was him, tell the truth. tell the truth and give phylicia's family some type of closure. >> johnson hasn't h

. >> i would hope that owl of the leaders coming it the in the spirit of mutual respect and conciliation and compromise in order to do the people's business. >>> if they do finish the budget the session could be, tended. it could pass the so-called dooms day budget. >>> we're hearing there could be major developments in budget tongs. a house committee is voting on a measure that with allow a casino in prince george's county and stable games across the state. this has been a sticking point. the senate said it won't past the budget compromise if the house doesn't do something with the gambling bill. we'll bring you updates as they become available online and at 11:00. >>> other bills that have passed include the so-called flush tax which will double your sewer bill from $30 to $60 a year. the house of delegates voted to approve it. the first tax is used to fund a bay restoration account and a new sep tech system can be installed, passed after the senate accepts the house's changes. the bill create as four-tiered system limiting subdivisions using septic systems. >>> the house and senate ho

>> yeah. >> that was a big owl then. >> carried the cat away? >> carried the cat away. think i'm making this up. >> we believe you though, tucker. >> you better believe me. it is a good story. kind of a sad story. >> yes, it is. >> she really liked the cat. >> oh! >> it is a get to the forecast. i'm not terribly smooth this morning for some reason. i need some coffee. 48 in gaithersburg. 49 in baltimore. off to a mild start here. to the north and west, we in the 40s. we'll get lots of 50s. remember yesterday, we were in the throw mid-30s off to the north and west. we had freezing warnings and frost advisories. not the case today. should be a nice mild day right back into the low to mid-70s later this afternoon. so we are expecting some warm conditions. sentinel radar sat-rad and we've got cloud cover across the region at the moment. we did have one or two showers spring up across north central maryland during the overnight hours. those have dissipated. most of the day will be dry. we'll be in and out of cloud cover today as the cold front sags south and east during the

you can always head to abc2news.com/politics and find owl of the democracy 2012 coverage including interviews with many of the candidates. we'll bring you the results as sun as they come in. >>> voters are heading to the polls in wisconsin and d.c. most polls have mitt romney leading in all three places. if he sweeps he who add 98 more delegates to his already large lead and have a stronger load to winning the nominee. romney accused the president of blaming everyone else but himself for the nation's problems. >>> tonight former vice-president dick cheney is out of the hospital. he had a heart transplant about 10 days ago. the 71-year-old waited nearly two years for it. he had his first heart attack at 35. >>> a crier day it get out -- clear day to get out and do your voting. a few clouds. we have a renegade shower moving into washington county. i do not see rain around central maryland tonight. that is dry and pleasant. temperatures up to 70 in baltimore. warmer than anticipated. 73 frederick. easton cooler on the delmarva peninsula. the rest of the evening will fall through the get -- 60s.

but owls of us of united -- liee takes the lead. >> let's serve them up. the women's final with maria sharapova, coming up with a six-match win streak over aga. sharapova, her backand out. one of 45 unforced errors. match point in the second. long rally but share pope a gets it out again. radwanska wins in straight sets. didn't lose a set. >>> sharks, must-win against dallas. hope to see you at 11:00. sharks are fading fast. >> ama: not looking good. can't get enough of harry pot center how -- harry potter? how to get a glimpse inside hogwart. >> ama: the books and moviesed may be over but the harry potter phenomenon lives on. the hogwart castle is now open at the uk studio where the films were made. the tour was opened today, features real sets and costumes. >> do you don't have the to be a huge fan just to see how films are made, and it's a real studio. so, you get a real atmosphere of what it was like to work on this film. >> but the tour costs $45 for adults adults and $34 for the kids. the studio expects 5,000 people will visit every day. captioned by

a couple lost baby owls are back with their mom.they were found at the bottom of a eucalyptus tree. the nest was made stronger by using a laundry basket. while mom looked on the babies were brought up and out. >> mom is present, she's in the streaks which is great. we looked up and there she is. we aren't too worried about these guys. we will have people checking on her from time to time. but we want to get all of us, the predators, out of here so she has time to reunite with her babies. >> the nest for the great horned owl should last her several years for an annual broods. i wouldn't have thought of a laundry basket, but it will be up there for years. it's stronger than what was there before. >> yeah. 48 at half moon bay. >> really? >> yeah, contrast that to 64 degrees in our east bay. so we have 50s and 60s for the most part and look at the warmest day we will see in a while, that's today. i'll tell you how warm next. >> a lot of twinkling lights out there. >> next, the giants and mets highlights coming up in [ mom ] to me, chex

what i try to do is bridge between science and humanities with a specific exam owl than a viennese artist. >> rose: there is an interdisciplinary attempt to understand the unconscious. >> right. there was another thing. it affects not only the person who creates art but also the person who observes it. >> that's a very good point. what emerged from students who began to try to put this together, alice regal -- >> rose: we interviewed him. one of the great historians. >> he pointed out when you look at a painting, you're involved in a creative act. what makes a work of art great is ambiguity. you and i see some different things and the reason we do it is because each of us brings different experiences and the different brains to bear. and we reconstruct the image that we see in our own head. >> rose: what do you want us to understand here about the uncusunconscious? >> that it is a tremendous influence on both the artist and the beholder and that we're beginning to understand how people use both their conscious and unconscious mental processes to respond to work of art. we can outline a sc

a pair of homeless baby owls have a new home. a horseback rider stumbled upon them.rescue responded and discovered the nest had fallen a part of the the group used a laundry basket to build a new nest. the parents were spotted near by the. >>> weekend closure and demolition of doyle drive begins friday it will affect thousands of commuters and some residents who live near the construction are leaving their homes until the demolition is over. tomas roman has their story. >> i think it is going to be loud and a lot of dust. definitely not something we want to be living by. >> reporter: doyle drive, which has been deemed seismicly unsafe since the quake of 1989 will be demolish -- most of these residents are leaving. anna says because of her 4-year-old son's newly diagnosed asthma. >> we want to make sure his health is not jeopardized. not so much about the noise just the chemicals that could be dangerous. >> reporter: no one has told them about what might be contained in the dust when the highway comes down. a liaison between the presidio and contractors told us by pho

time to check in with matt, our very favorite internet owl asking the question of, "hoo?"ll done. who thinks it's real or fake? >> i will tell you. >> ah! >> our very first one, how to lose with style. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> ah. he's a winner in my book. that was fly! >> he ate it at the finish line but then did the worm. >> i'm going out on a limb and say that's real. >> yeah. real. >> i think he might have even got second place. so, to say it's real, definitely impressive. >> might be my favorite video you've of brought us. >> really? don't give the kids that much credit. >> next video. soccer ball head shot. >> oh. ♪ >> ah. >> definitely real. >> yeah. >> you guys have missed this one completely. this guy's trying to hit him in the head. probably do it about ten times. look at the way he falls down. so gentle. >> you're saying this is staged? >> totally. >> so did we just get trolled? >> yeah. >> this last one, crazy girlfriend cranks her boyfriend. >> who's that? >> it's only me. what do you want to do, ah, with your dad for fourth of july? >> oh -- ah -- >> oh, no. >>

. >> >> firefighters were able to contain and put owl the fire in the building. >> >> a baltimore county church intentionally set on fire. parishioners not deterred. tonight, gigi barnett reports on how the church is moving forward. >> >> members of the pleasant zion baptist church called the sanctuary a blessing. it's temporary shelter after a fast-moving fire ripped through their church days after easter services. this is the building, now and last week, fire investigators ruled the blaze an arson. >> they just go out and do anything. >> reporter: this sunday service almost didn't democrat happen, but another church, shiloh baptist gave space right at the right time. now that the church has some place to worship, the rebuilding begins. the pastor said that could take as long as five months. >> it will be bigger and better, the word is able to do. we don't have to worry. god has it in charge. >> >> reporter: tonight as fire investigators continue to look into blaze, they say a break in the case could come later this week. in baltimore county, gigi barnett, "wjz" "eyewitness news" >> the

he is unlikely to build any bridges, but he has given the prime minister's opponents a rare owl but for venting. >> london streets are places where religious communities live, and we tend to associate them with contemplating in silence, but at one of the world's oldest chrisan monasteries, there is peace and quiet only inside the walls and not outside. the orthodox christians who run the monastery in southeasrn turkey are having a hard time dealing with their neighbors -- kurdish farmers from nearby villages have been filing lawsuits against the monastery for a simple reason, says the region's been shipped -- they want to get rid of the christians. >> sunday mass on sacred ground. christians have been praying here for more than 16 hundred years. the small congregation of syrian orthodox christians in southeastern turkey are not alone in considering this unimposing place a second jerusalem. the monastery lies on a high plateau. every year, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims come here, but most of the syrian orthodox population has left the region over the last 50 years, driven away b disc