they've been putting up screens under the wharf as a way to prevent the pigeons from nesting. >> i do think that the netting is a big step in the right direction. >> reporter: the scrans are going up too late to change the rankings for this year. some locals are dubious this 150-foot quick fix will after dramatic impact on bacteria levels when the brunt of the summer season kicks in. >> there's a lot of places that the pigeons can get to. i don't know if they can get everywhere the pigeons are. >> reporter: still, experts say it is a step in the right direction for removing this unwanted moniker that could impact business this summer. in santa cruz, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> california's fire agencies are using a new tool to better predict and prevent wildfires. the public utilities commission came out with this map sha shows where power lines pose the greatest fire danger. the southern part of the state, these are areas where power lines are most at risk for spark wildfires because of the dry and windy conditions. >>> let's look at the weather now. a live picture here from the

he's with wildlife aid in the uk because this woman has a pigeon in the chimney.is bird needs a little help. that poor creature. >> this is their favorite kind of rescue because it is a catch it before it runs away and release. >> and he poses for the camera. >>> this next video shows this bird really needs to fly off. but doesn't quite get it. this video comes to us from a family that say that this bird is the dumbest bird in the neighborhood. >> they point out that the scat a natural predator. >> i don't know if the bird is as dumb as you think. the bird done move and neighbor cat just won't be interested, right? >> the cat is always going to be interested in that bird. but i like how the bird taps him on the back and says this is the part where you're supposed to run away. the bird flew away. oh, whatever. >>> if you follow me on social media you know i love my hats and that's why i'm so excited about this summer hat by our very own jessica ward. she's obviously connecting with her inner michael jackson. today we'll two three summer hats inspired by three diffe

i don't know if they can get everywhere that the pigeons are. i think the pigeons might find a way around it. >> reporter: still, experts sites a step in the right direction for removing this unwanted moniker that could impact business. >> all right. well, it is beach weather. let's go back over to bill in the weather center with more on the warm weather we're having this weekend. >> yeah, a lot, for like 35 years. i used to surf there a lot. there's a lot of drainage that comes off those cliffs from the homes up on the bluff, so the water has always been, probably the last five years has been bad. but the weekend is going to be great. along the coast and around here, there will be some patchy fog san mateo coastline, places like that. but for the most part we're looking at mostly sunny and really nice weather. there's a beautiful shot. normally this time of night you might see a little patchy stratus fog, or stratus cloud there, fog, and we're not seeing that. we are seeing a little bit, but not much. that gives you the impression that we are h

from reproducing. >> you feed the pigeons, every day at the same time. we have four feeding stations in down lacrosse, and that's a safe feed. it doesn't affect any other birds. it only affect the reproduction of the birds, it doesn't harm the bird. it is not a poison. >> expected to cut the pigeon population by 50% in the first year. >> pennsylvania man is taking his support for donald trump on the road with this decorated car. why he says he went to such great lengths to show off his endorsements. >> plus, after his death, fans left many momentos outside the home of prince. now hear how some professionals are planning to preserve the items. dave? >> dealing with some rain here tonight. not quite done with it here. this area of rain will move through this evening, more rain tomorrow, and the next, big change coming up this week. i'll show you in the seven day forecast coming up next. >> a mid the excitement for today's preakness race was tragedy in the first race of the day. the first horse to cross the finish line collapsed and died on his walk back to

pigeon. >> this would be so fun to play in improvisional skills.uff out of a bag. >> and keep a straight face. >> the reason why this battery would be a good present, i think, is because -- [ laughter ] >> he can maintain. >> this is great. we see so many of helps hidden camera things pulled on people at college. this is great. adding element of the game. this is so funny. >> if you want to see more head over to rightthisminute.com or see it on our mobil app. ♪ >>> if you had fun with us be sure to enter the buzz word for your c [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so much to talk here. we just broke story on the website, blac chyna is pregnant. we will explain. this is an interesting story but we have to start with -- charles: what are we going to explain, how she got pregnant? harvey: who the father is. you never know, right? charles: that is interesting. harvey: so first, though, we got to tell you a little bit about prince. we

pigeon from nesting.s quick fix will have a dramatic impact when the summer season kicks in. >> there's a lot of places they can get to. i don't know if they can get everywhere the pigeon are. they might find a way around it. >> reporter: it is a step in the right direction for removing this unwanted monday acre that could impact business this summer. in santa cruz, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> friday night we're setting' for your weekend. it's quarterback nice out there, warmer than it was today. we talked about that it's going to be nice at the coast. it's going to be nice around the bay and it's going to be very warm inland with highs tomorrow easily in the upper 80s, low 90s. you look at the loop and you see who's not going to have great weather on the weekend. you can see out here through dallas, houston, north of chicago, mississippi valley, ohio valley, that line of storms, severe weather at times, heavy rain, going to put a damper on the pass it tiff its for -- festivities for many folks. we have high clo

. >> and pigeons on the pill of the why one city slipping birth control in the birds' food. up. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >>> mystery surrounding prince's death. prince may have been dead for at least six hours before he his body was found inside his home on april 21. responding par mid innings shared this theory with the newspaper staff and police, investigators are looking into whether prince died from an overdose, and if a doctor was prescribing him drugs. >> prince was 57. >>> pack make a lot of bad decision when is drinking, man in north dakota decided to sneak into a zoo and antagonize a bear. obviously not good move by 21 year old david shepherd, put his arm into the grissly bear enclosures and was attack, his friends also ill loweringly entered the zoo, both under the influence of alcohol, and charged with criminal trespass. >> another animal story here, how about birds on b

. >> i have similar situation with a bunch of pigeons today. it was a different outcome.>> i wasn't as patient as those officers were. but they made it through. just throwing that out there. it was fresh in my mind. >> it's a very cute video. after the doctor ran across the bay bridge, aiding the chp does to save animals. >> that dog got up adopted as well. they survived,. >>> getting onto the weather. there will be a lot of happy people as we have rain in certain areas to flesh out those fires. >>> overnight tonight, we'll calm down a little bit in that area. if we get a hold of it tomorrow afternoon, they will kick up again. it's a slight chance of showers, isolated thunderstorms north of the golden gate bridge on monday. tuesday, better chance of showers, more for the golden gate bridge and then back to dry weather. warmer toward the middle of the week. >>> as we approached the unofficial beginning of summer. >>> have a great night. >>> most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal somethi

will be left forthcoming or explicit and what they put on e-mails from now on and maybe revert to pigeon. or traditional forms of messaging. bearer shares are a form of share ownership where somebody else holds the share for you. your name is never revealed unless a subpoena comes but how woodlawn enforcement know to come their? panama has 16,000 still on the books so in terms of those people coming on, with his company has done and i presume other companies are doing is converting some abuse to what are called with foundation -- private enterprise foundations were you have to know many directors who are appointed by the form and their shareholders -- your name doesn't appear in the document so it is -- they have responded to this in a way that kind of continues the camouflage so i'm a little more debtal and i think that my is that they are going to find better ways to make it even more secure in order to penetrate. >> just a last short thing is , taxto remember that yes havens are usually associated with tax avoidance but what the panama papers have shown is an array of criminality that

. >>> people in the city of lacrosse, wisconsin has a problem with pigeons, so they have come up with a creative solution albeit a strange one. birth control. they are putting contra -- contraceptism -- food. >>> we want clean sidewalks, it creets a cleaner down upon you. >>> you have to stay clean. other cities are using the method. this only effects pigeons and not the other birds in the area. >> reporter: you could do that in philly. did you ever see bird waste on the streets. coming on the sidewalks. >>> the weather is not so clean, right? >> reporter: weather has been anything but clean, although yesterday was beautiful, yesterday was a wonderful day, lots of sunshine and high, thin clouds it was really, really warm with highs in the mid to upper 70s. today a different story, it's quiet out there right now. the delaware river is still there's not a ripple on the water this morning, hardly any air blowing. the winds will pick up this afternoon, the rains will come in the first part of the morning into the afternoon. a little bit of drizzle report the around the delaware bay and st

i threw cashus to the pigeon.i walked over and ate the cashew. and that's how i never get sick. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's quite a philosophy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i just want to point out because -- well, a few weeks after you stopped showering, you got this horrible eye infection. do you think that had anything to do with not bathing? >> you know what, james. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you're like a superstitious native that wants to sacrifice the virgin because the village volcano went off. sure, the timing is dubious but one thing has nothing to do with the other. that is simply a bad case of pink eye from a gay trick gone wrong. >> jimmy: might want to do a little shampoo in that eyebrow is all i'm saying. i'm concerned about this and i know you won't listen to me but i consulted somebody, an expert who recorded a message for you. and i know you don't know about this. this is for you. >> adam, here are the problems. first of all, you got to clean off a thousand species of bacterias and other people's germs othe

clay pigeon. there you go.tarted in the automotive aftermarket as a great alternative. >> ainsley, get behind the wheel of this jeep. >> can someone help me get in this jeep? >> we're going that in a minute. >> how many times have you heard about those darn kids down the street, they keyed my car. what have you put on this car? >> on this jeep weav he a new product, this is called line-x ultra. >> kids, don't do this at home. this is the key. >> okay. you can swap it out. >> that's unbelievable. >> it's incredible how durable this product is. >> let's take a look at what's under here. according to reports, that is a line-x egg, a regular egg, regular clay pigeon, line-x clay pigeon. even a light bulb. >> come slowly. >> slow. there goes an egg. wow. >> that was smart. >> okay. >> okay. wow. >> let me demonstrate a couple of things. if you look at the clay pigeon and the light buc. normally what will happen is the fragments will throw stuff out from the building but with this product it will keep it intact and p

right direction. >> there are a lot of places that the pigeons can get to. know if they can get to where they are. i think they might find a way around it. >> six beaches were given grades of c, d or f. sunny dale cove in san francisco and pilar point are rated 8th and 9th. some of the cleanest include pacificca. >> good day to go to maybe -- i don't know if you want to go to that beach. but lots of coastline to choose from, right, rosemary? >> yes. it is definitely a day for the beach. we are looking at temperatures in the upper 60s. even 70s out there with sunshine. that always makes the difference. outside our doors, we are warmer than where we were yesterday morning. this is just the beginning. giving you a live look over the oakland estuary. san francisco in the backdrop. air quality is good to moderate. not too bad at all. giving you a view how much warmer we are this morning. by 13 degrees in fairfield. you take the prize. we get into the san jose area, 7 degrees warmer. you will notice this, right. around the bay area, not as wide as that number ther

finding the body of a woman in pigeon creek and chester county detectives say that woman was tether to do a cinder block. right now detectives have no idea who she is. they're trying to identify the woman who is between 25 and 35 years old and african-american woman. she was found sometime yesterd yesterday. she was between 3:00 o'clock sunday and 11:00 o'clock yesterday someone dumped the body of that woman into that popular local fishing hole that woman was found in about 3 feet of water off a zebra road by a man fishing. when detectives got there, they had realized this was no accident. >> as they go do retrieve the body from the water and start to pull the body up they realize it won't come up it's attached to something. somebody feels down and realizes that the woman's body is actua actually attached to a cinder block. >> reporter: now, the description of the victim police are trying to identify african-american woman in her late 20s, early 30s. 5-foot six. 130 pounds. short hair. she was wearing some distinctive jewelry bracelets on both of her wrists and rings on her fingers. ri

the birds are quick watching them fly and they pluck pigeons out of the air and that is what they feast on. >> and they are fairly endangered some years ago in the states and that's what makes it more special for the city. >> and so our weather around here is basically turning nicer. more spring-like and warmer and highs in the 70s and even low 80s over the next three days. >>> warmer spots. there is the jet stream, kind of stuck it in here and i want you to see the croft, the area of all of the severe weather out in the plains. and this is the area that visited us on friday when we had the rainfall. remember that and showers last week. that system is now moving on and creating big problems out there as you know that is typical for this time of year when you get a storm sitting off of the coast and it makes its way to the plays. the fog out there right now, you see it off of the coast. that's coastal fog and around tomorrow morning and around again tomorrow evening. and it will be around again on wednesday and thursday. it will stick around. >>> fog is back. >>> that's all i had to say.

>> it depends what you're willing to accept as a mammoth or a passenger pigeon. [laughter] i realize that's a little bit of a complicated answer. when an organism dies, the dna begins to decay immediately, and that dna which exists in all of us as long strands of letters that make up the code that make us look and act the way we do, that dna starts getting chopped up into smaller fragments really quickly. what means is that a mammoth that's been dead for 5,000 years, 10,000 years, if we go out and collect a bone from that mammoth, it'll have dna, but it'll be broken growth fragments. and we can't use that dna in the same way as we can use a cell from dolly the sheep. that's not tail possible with ma'am -- actually possible, with mammoths. we can take those flag bements, and we can start to understand how the mammoth, for example, differs from an asian elephant. they share about 99% of the dna, these two species. so if we could just identify that last 1%, then we could take an elephant and do a little bit of a cut and paste job, as it will, and turn that elephant'

more than 2,000 pigeons over new york city carrying lights.ed fly by night and it's meant to be a tribute to carrier pigeons and the people who train them. if you happen to be headed to new york, you can see the flight in person. they are planned friday through sunday evenings through june 12. >> that's cool. >> amazing. >>> there's a crisis of cuteness happening around the bay area. >> doesn't sound like a crisis. people are spotting baby deer all alone in the woods and trying to play hero. our cameras caught this sweet little fawn near a home in albany. animal experts say they are getting more calls than ever from people who fear these deer are in danger. >> people don't know that mom leaves them for about 12 hours at a time and she will leave them in the morning and feed them and come back at night so most people who find them sitting in the grass think they have been orphaned when they're actually not. >> they have taken in 15 fawns this year. employees were able to reunite six of them with their mothers. >> bambi is back. >> aww, so cute.

. >> this is part of pigeon creek, children swam here sunday afternoon and there was no body, and she was dumped here sometime overnight and no water was in her lungs that means she was brought here dead already. no signs of bullet wounds or blunt force trauma or strangulation. the d.a. is asking for toxicology reports and asking for the public's help. >> we need your help, she was thrown away like trash, we have to find out how she died and who was involved. >> they say she is an african-american female before 25 and 35 years old. 5'6" tall and 100 pounds and short hair. here is the jewelry she was wearing, see if you recognize it. bracelets on both wrists and these rings on her fangers, this is an enhanced picture of the tattoo on her left shoulder. neighbors want this cleared upright away. >> hope they find out and find whoever is the person who started it. >>> jim, county detectives and local police say there has been no missing person reports that fit this description here, they are asking for help. if anyone recognizes anything from those pictures you just saw. live in east cove

. >> reporter: discovered the lifeless body of a woman bobbing in pigeon creek. chester county detectives arrived monday afternoon and new immediately something was wrong. >> as they go to retrieve the body from the water and start to pull the body up, they realize it won't come up much it's a damaged to something. somebody feels down and realizes that the water's body is actually attached to a center block. >> reporter: investigators have not been able to identify the woman but they say sometime between sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock and 11:00 o'clock yesterday morning someone dumped the body of the african-american woman between 25 and 35 years old. the woman was found in about 3 feet of water. >> it kind of hit me like what is really happening to an area where me and my children just moved to. >> reporter: the description of the victim the police are trying to identify an african-american woman in her late 20 early 30s. 5-foot six, 130 pounds with short hair. she was wearing distinctive jewelry. bracelets on both wrists and rings on her fingers. rings of a h

you know, different kinds of birds, not just pigeons.ut i got the, you know, the different kinds of black birds like finch and the redwing. landing on me. i think the birds is a good way of releasing a lot of tension and anger. before i got arrested my girlfriend used to chase the birds away. she didn't want me around them. and so, when i'm in here i have a chance to mingle with the birds. and basically that's about the only friend i got is the birds. you know, i can't trust anybody else. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new

. >> there is a huge pile of pigeon remains up there. >> people watch the camera, especially here, sometimes can be a serious distraction. >> it's very exciting. one sat on the ledge outside of my window. >> so ann jackson was happy to hand over $10,000 from pg and e to the research. >> over the years we've contributed over $250,000 to support this cause. >> you see, peregrine's mate for life and one day, they'll return. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that is incredible. >> they are. >> spencer is here with the latest. >> here is a live at live doppler 7 hd. clouds are beginning to push over the bay. and tomorrow, warm with highs in upper 80s, up to 87 at chico. 93 inland in palm springs. here in the bay area, after a bout with low clouds and follow, we'll have sunny skies over the bay and inland. highs from 60s on the coast to mid-70s around the bay to upper 70s to low 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warm up around the bay and mid-60s on the coast. by the end of the week a cooler pattern settling in with clouds gathering as well. >> thank you. >> everyone wants to

and so you could easily become pigeon holed, literally pigeon-holed because you have written 250 articles in a month. and you put that on your resumÉ, and it looks like you're really experienced. but to somebody like me what it tells me is that you -- [laughter] that you've done a lot of piece work and that you're willing to work hard, but that you've never had anybody sit down and really evaluate your work for what it is. so i guess what i'm saying is it's a balance, and it goes back to what i think i just heard over and over which is skill and trade. like, the distribution, yes, there's more room for black people in this writing with. but you have to really be tight. and you have to be tight on your own. like, you can't wait for your editor to make your tight, because that's just not going to happen. >> so listening to everyone, i started creating this little totality table of my own. i'm a nerd, sorry. so music, books and magazines have a similar scope in terms of reaching our audiences where with you can be -- [inaudible] you can actually create something almost as a hermit or as a sm

. >> there is a huge pile of pigeon remains up there. >> people watch the camera, especially here, sometimesn. >> it's very exciting. one sat on the ledge outside of my window. >> so ann jackson was happy to hand over $10,000 from pg and e to the research. >> over the years we've contributed over $250,000 to support this cause. >> you see, life and one day, they'll return. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that is incredible. >> they are. >> spencer is here with the latest. >> here is a live at live doppler 7 hd. clouds are beginning to push over the bay. and tomorrow, warm with highs in upper 80s, up to 87 at 93 inland in palm springs. here in the bay area, after a bout with low clouds and follow, we'll have sunny skies over the bay and inland. highs from 60s on the coast to mid-70s around the bay to upper 70s to low 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warm up around the bay and mid-60s on the coast. by the end of the week a cooler pattern settling in with clouds gathering as well. >> thank you. >> everyone wants to know will he or won't he play? >> yes. larry beil is he

the lights you see there, those are pigeons swooping across the big apple.usands of pigeons strapped with l.e.d. lights part of a program called fly by night. interesting images there. but i'll tell you, i don't think you'd want to be under one of those lights. take shelter there. >>> as the united states eases its commerce and travel restrictions in cuba, hundreds of companies are lining up to do business with the population. cnn tells how there are guided tours of cuba. >> reporter: this is how you get to one of cuba's best fishing spot. the national park contains 3,000 acres of unspoiled natural beauty. no theaters, no development, no pollution and lots of fish. very few resources where the fish has been put first and foremost. when that happens the fishing is excellent and cuba is a part of that. >> reporter: water flows from the bay of pigs when a u.s. invasion of cuba failed spectacularly. for more than four decades cuba remains off limits to u.s. fishermen. but as the u.s. and cuba repair ties that's changing. on friday, orvis which says it's the larg

that will throw the cat amongst the pigeons. francine: what is the biggest risk out there? mistake by the fed, or a political event like brexit or the u.s. election? think it's an exogenous risk. i think brexit is my primary concern at the moment, because i think that will change the nature of what's happening in europe. there is an outside chance that we could get a trump presidency, but i don't think anyone is really worried about that at the moment. francine: can you put up some research -- this is ahead of the london platinum -- >> the one thing people need to understand is that gold is important. central bank sold $1.5 trillion worth of gold, and they have been increasing that. at the current pace, they will have an all-time record amount. they still believe in gold, and investors are starting to as well. francine: the bank of england is still off. >> yeah. kenneth hoffman, thanks so much. peter dixon from commerzbank stays with us. we will be talking boj and yen next. also up next, oil heads to a six-month high. are we seeing the beginning of the end of the oil glut?

i don't know he was afraid to shoot that pigeon or whatever it was until he had the perfect time. the same thing happened in terms of exit houston -- execution and luck. cassville, johnston had taken advantage of a place with a fort to kingston. he figured sherman would use both roads. he did. the main part of the army would go down to kingston and johnston sville.o to cas becauseixed up that day who washn bell hood supposed to command the attack, discovered as he was deploying to make the attack there was a union force behind and to the right rear and right flank of his group. decided to fall back. johnston said there was no enemy force there. we know today there was. a small party of union cavalry. they had blundered on the wrong road. therefore there were union troops out there. hood wisely decided not to make the attack, not knowing what to go for. >> i reread that portion of your dissertation from 67 under dr. wiley. i want to credit richard as having been one of the first people since the centennial to turn the head on the old arguments, richard wrote in his dissertation it

authorities tell us people who live down the road often fish or swim in the pond that flows into pigeon creek. this evening chester county's d.a. wants you to look at these identifying items. break let bracelets and a ring like these. she also had a tattoo on her shoulder. police believe she's between 25 and 35 years old, approximately 5'6", 130 pounds with short air. >> i didn't know what to think. it's the first time this has happened to me. >> reporter: police tell us she wasn't shot or beaten and she did not drown. they believe she was killed then dumped in the pond. if you recognize the tattoo or jewelry, east coventry township police want to talk to you. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia police need your help to find a man accused of raping a girl and assaulting her mother. an arrest warrant has been issued for 39-year-old malik bailey it happened after midnight in the frankford section. the girl got free and called police. upon arrival, police found her mother bleeding and unconscious. she was taken in the hospital where at last check she was in critical condition. >

this is a section of pigeon creek in east coventry township. the pond is a popular fishing and swimming hole for local folks but yesterday morning a horrifying discovery by a fisherman, the body of a female in the pond tied to a cinder block. it must have been left there sunday night into monday because children saw no six thing when they swam there on saturday afternoon. >> you would think it was someone familiar with the area. it's not a spot that everyone would know about. >> the d.a. says that the woman did not suffer gunshot wounds or blunts force trauma a. no signs of strangulation, and no water was in her lungs and she did not drown and was dead when placed in the water. >> they knew where the pond was in order to dump the body there. at the same time we are not sure why they chose this spot, they dumped the body in water 4 feet deep. >> with no idea who the deceased might be authorities are asking the public for help. they say she is an african-american female ben 25 and 35 years old. here is the jewelry she was wearing. see if you reco

bronx or kingston or wherever i can get it, oxtail, curried goat, callaloo, and, of course, rice and pigeon the best. >> anthony: it's such a mix. >> chris: asian. oh, yeah. >> anthony: african. a lot of people totally miss out, i mean curry goat, that's -- >> chris: yeah, man. it's asian stuff. >> anthony: it comes from the east indies, what they used to call -- >> chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long have you been open here? >> chris: i've been open, this little shop, for 13 years. >> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right now, you know, we're in, um, our economy is not doing so good right now so -- >> anthony: why not? it's one of the most beautiful areas in the world. >> chris: yeah, for real, we have a beautiful waterfront. >> anthony: beautiful weather. >> chris: yeah, beautiful ladies. >> anthony: fantastic food. >> chris: yeah, what more could a guy ask for? >> anthony: what

>> yesterday, we had a rat and now a pigeon almost hit me in the head like it couldn't avoid my giant head. >> anybody here yesterday? a ran came running out and he ran across. >> look at the rat. >> seinfeld was here, scared regis. poor regis almost had a heart attack. >> here is the rat right before we

. >> i had those pigeons to come back to. every time i seen them, makes me think there's robin coming to see him again. >> salmons spends most of his free time talking to his many siblings in ohio. >> give him a kiss for me. keep an eye on the court dates. you'll see it on the computer. love you guys. be praying for you. all right. >> one month after salmons' cell mate died. another inmate is charged with the murder of his cell mate. prior to these two suspected homicides. there had only been three murders at the main jail in its 26-year history the last was five years earlier. you think you've got a bunch of criminals in there, that would happen. if you asked me a year ago, i would said we have a good track record. if you do consider the 2,700 people are eligible for bail and average bail is $460,000, we have serious criminals in that jail. >> jail officials say violence increased over the past five years due in part to two factors. a recent law that requires county jails to house convicted felons who in the past would have

the inflation figure last week, a cat amongst the pigeons.t loan inflation is what weng that have here is a situation where there is room to cut. the recent resurgence of the australian dollar. we will have a look at what has been going on with that. and the reactions when it comes to the currency markets with regard to that. of it is, i guess some down to what we were talking about earlier, which is the credit rating of the country. triple a.is still it is a haunting clamber across the 1986 downgrade. where were you in 1986? where was i in 1986? i did not know what a downgrade was then. the $35et will focus on billion, which is what we understand the budget is going to be. back in december, we thought it was going to be $33 billion. we have got an election coming up. for me, what stands out is the boj remaining unchanged. draghi remained unchanged. and new zealand remained unchanged and thei currencyr has rallied. let's pull up the aussi dollar, because that is a sheer drop off a cliff. and that could be what the central bank governor down t

. >> there is a huge amount of pg&eenen redsh dash -- dash amount of pigeon remains. >> sometimes it big distraction. >> i had one on the ledge outside my window. >> anne jackson was more than happy to hand over $10,000 from pg&e for research. >> we contributed $2 sog 60,000 to support the cause. >> they mate for life and nest in the same spots with a box of gravel and a great view. pg&e has had them every year since 2004 and one day maybe flash, talon or grace will return. in san francisco, jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> here is another animal story for you. say hello to the newest wombat at a zoo near sydney, australia. she is gaining strength and becoming increasingly independent. at seven months old she is happy to go off exploring on her own while mom is sleeping. get the wardrobe ready. you will need about all of it this week. here is drew. >> starting off with shorts and you need sunglasses tomorrow through wednesday. then you need the winter gear. live doppler 7hd and we will see a little cloud cover develop on the future weather. hour by hour we go and there is patchy cloud c

this is a section of pigeon creek in east coventry township.the pond is a popular fishing and swimming hole for local folks but yesterday morning a horrifying discovery by a fisherman, the body of a female in the pond tied to a cinder block. it must have been left there sunday night into monday because children saw no six thing when they swam there on saturday afternoon. >> you would think it was someone familiar with the area. it's not a spot that everyone would know about. >> the d.a. says that the woman did not suffer gunshot wounds or blunts force trauma a. no signs of strangulation, and no water was in her lungs and she did not drown and was dead when placed in the water. >> they knew where the pond was in order to dump the body there.

. >> it's a great point because we always tend to pigeon hole whether women or hispanics or blacks as issue, but they are no more one issue voters than white men are. david, i want to ask you, because if this were a normal campaign, parish that thought, but in any other campaign, a number of comments donald trump has in about women, whether men truation of megyn kelly or perhaps publishing women for an borings, comments which he later dialed back from but still are hanging out there, today can trump get over those issues with the significance portion of women voters? >> it's a steep hill to climb. as a republican over the last several elections, you start out behind among women. there is a gender gap going back 30, 40 years now. but he's made it immeasurably worse through his campaign comments, his general sexist attitude, all the other questions that have been addressed. but to go to martha piece oig's point, i think she has a good point that women are moved not only by gender, and through -- they not only look at reality through a gender lens, but they also have other interests. and

>> you know, i don't want to be pigeon holed into any one thing. donald trump and i have talked about our mutual desire to make prosperous in all aspects. education, defense, getting along with each other, finances. so right now, you know, you deal with the problem. the big problem right now is unity. so obviously, we want to focus on finding waywa waway was to m people understand what's going on. i was gratified with the meeting with the speaker yesterday along with mr. trump. and the thing, i think, that they got to do is to speak to each other. that really is the key to understanding. rather than getting the respect of corners and throwing barbs at each other and recognizing donald trump is not a politician. so he has not learned political speak. how you wrap things up in a nice little package and put a bow on it. he's not learned how to do it. i never learned how to do that. i hope he never does because it's what the people understand. not so much what a lot of people in washington and the media understand. >> dr. carson, one of your jobs is to

dragon's blood, or filthy old pigeon? laughter ] >> i have no idea. >> who do you think america will vote for six months from now? hot cross buns, or tiffany's quitten? >> i think it's going to be hillary. >> who do you think you would be more likely to vote for? gossip stub or literally listen? >> i'd probably vote for hillary, i would think. >> who do you think america's more likely to vote for? waddle duck, or pimply niptuck? [ light laughter ] >> i think it'd be donald trump. >> in november, who do you think you'll be voting for? waffle butt or puberty listen? >> it will be for donald trump. >> jimmy: there you go. well, i hope nobody's listening. [ cheers and applause ] waffle butt? this is cool. justin timberlake just released his first song since 2013. [ cheers and applause ] titled "can't stop the feeling." fans are like, oh, my god, oh, my god. my wife is like, "calm down, jimmy." [ laughter and applause ] i love him. i want to say happy birthday to our pal don rickles celebrating his 90th birthday this sunday. [

when i picked up my mail, when i came into the office the next day there was a note in my pigeon hole from w. harford thomas that said, mr. safer, we at "the mail" generally prefer dark clothing. >> if it had been a dark t-shirt, you would have been alright. >> he meant -- and certainly not with a pink tie. >> there are always those moments in life that make a difference and change everything. what was the first one for you? morley safer: certainly the day -- i was back in canada. it was the end of the year of 1963, 1964. they brought back the foreign correspondents. i had been the bureau chief in london for cbc. they brought us back for the year in review broadcast which all the networks did. i was with four or five other correspondents, from paris, bonn, moscow. these roundtables. we did the broadcast. we stayed on after the broadcast for maybe a week or so, and just before i went back to london i got a call from the cbc representative in new york who said, i should not be telling you this, but i just got a call from cbs and they would like to talk to you. i said, what about? they s

for fishing and swimming, it is just over the tree line here, it is on pigeon creek and we are told tonight that this, of course is a a very rural area, police trying to figure out who may have been coming or going in an exact period of time, big question who is this woman and what happened to her. chester county detectives are on the hunt for clueness this case where they say a woman's body was dumped in the east coventry township pond, her leg tied down, hooked to a cinder block. >> this young woman's body was thrown in the pond like somebody was throwing away trash. >> reporter: investigators narrowed down window of time when they believe victim was placed here. children had been swimming in the the pond sunday afternoon. body was discovered, floating on the upon's surface around 11:00 a.m. monday. d.a. tells cbs-3 that is roughly a 20 hour period of time, that she could have been left here. >> no gunshot wounds, no blunt force trauma, no sign of strangulation, in other word, there is no obvious sign of what the cause of death was here. >> reporter: prosecutors say that there was no wate

we've seen some little telegraphing messages by way of carrier pigeon delivered. i think what's going to happen is he's going to be able to get behind. there won't be a big dramatic announcement, there will be a meeting of the minds and understanding that going forward, the goal should be to defeat hillary clinton it should be never hillary, not never trump and make sure that she doesn't take the white house. that should be the bottom line. that's the big unifying thing you should say. and basically hillary is helping. you know trump. because she's that unpopular of a candidate. just like at the measure of success of bernie sanders against her. and it just goes to show you there's a lot of opportunity there to do some damage to her candidacy and say well, maybe i'm not all in on you know, ten out of ten things that trump's for. but i don't want, i do know that i don't want that person in the white house. >> do you know there's the ryan/trump meeting what gotten all the attention, there's other meetings happening tomorrow, including with senator mitch mcconnell who

. >> i would like to add that syrian pigeons are just 5%. so i mean, if we see the majority are muslims, as i said, we used to lead together as one blood. we used to share. ramadan. now we even share food. my mom tells me that in my building we have muslim neighbors that share food like brothers, like sisters. we have no differences. and i hope we will always advocate for this. >> which groups in syria -? >> yes, go ahead. technically, everybody on the panel mentioned budget constraints. they do not have enough money. students do not have enough money to attend university, not enough money for public education. schools are expensive. gavenited states and 2014 $5.9 billion to humanitarian assistance. but more on military spending. alone are allocated $4.9 billion. is there some uncertainty in america and the priorities of the -- i know politically it is difficult to just reroute money like that. of i think that terms extreme percentage difference is kind of unacceptable. [applause] >> i think we would take this as a statement. [laughter] next

carney is casting the pigeons at the press conference saying that if britain does vote to leave the european, it could lead to a recession, and i don't believe anybody was expect iing him to be so blunt. and the sharp fall in the uk pound in the vote goes that way and less investment, and the jobs if voting to leave the european union, and in is going to infuriate the vote out campaign, but it is what has been said at the bank of england and from the helm. and some call the uk pound down 15 or 30% if they vote to leave. it is debatable, but what you need to know in london at the moment is a lack of public research from the banks, because they believe they can be clobbered by the electoral commission, because they are not registered as participants. we know that bank of england has three windows in the run-up to the vote on the june 23. so they will have a chance to get the liquidity they need for their positions. the banks so far this year are down 0% in europe, but some of the insurers have bounced today. and in subject to bou-- to the bounce, john kerry is there in london for the anti-corr

when i came into the office the next day, there was a note in my pigeon hole from w. harford thomas saying, "mr. safer, we at the mail generally prefer dark clothing." [laughter] brian lamb: meaning if it was a dark t-shirt you'd have been all right. morley safer: no, no, no. he by dark clothing he meant what you're wearing. and certainly not with a pink tie. brian lamb: what were -- you know there's always those moments in somebody's life that make a difference, that change everything. what was the first big one for you? morley safer: well certainly the day i was back in canada at the end at the end of year of 1960 1963, '64. they brought back all the foreign correspondents. i was the -- had been the bureau chief in london for cbc. they brought us back for these year end review broadcasts that all the networks then did. and i was on with four or five other correspondents you know the u.n. guy, the paris guy, the bonn correspondent and moscow, with these roundtables. and we did the broadcast and stayed on after the broadcast for maybe a week or so. and just before i w

will be left forthcoming or explicit and what they put on e-mails from now on and maybe revert to pigeon. or traditional forms of messaging. bearer shares are a form of share ownership where somebody else holds the share for you. your name is never revealed unless a subpoena comes but how woodlawn enforcement know to come their? panama has 16,000 still on the books so in terms of those people coming on, with his company has done and i presume other companies are doing is converting some abuse to what are called with foundation -- private enterprise foundations were you have to know many directors who are appointed by the form and their shareholders -- your name doesn't appear in the document so it is -- they have responded to this in a way that kind of continues the camouflage so i'm a little more debtal and i think that my is that they are going to find better ways to make it even more secure in order to penetrate. >> just a last short thing is , taxto remember that yes havens are usually associated with tax avoidance but what the panama papers have shown is an array of criminality that

will be left forthcoming or explicit and what they put on e-mails from now on and maybe revert to pigeon. or traditional forms of messaging. >> bearer shares are a form of share ownership where somebody else holds the share for you. your name is never revealed unless a subpoena comes but how woodlawn enforcement know to come there? panama has 16,000 still on the books so in terms of those people coming on, with his company has done and i presume other companies are doing is converting some abuse to what are called with foundation -- private enterprise foundations were you have to know many directors who are appointed by the form and their shareholders -- your name doesn't appear in the document so it is -- they have responded to this in a way that kind of continues the camouflage so i'm a little more cynical and i think that my debt is that they are going to ind better ways to make it even more secure in order to penetrate. >> just a last short thing is that to remember that yes, tax havens are usually associated with tax avoidance but what the panama papers have shown is an array of cri