. >>> now to a giant rooster which looks a lot like a certain president-elect and is in china the rooster is outside a mall and featurers donald trump's hairs and gestures. >> the mall mascot is a nod to the upcoming chinese new year, the rooster. >> okay. >> replicas of the statue are available for $57, and some, wait for it, more than 1700 if you want one that's 32 feet tall. >> which we do. >> we kind of do. >> if only if we could figure out how to put it in here. >> can we fit a 32-foot rooster in the studio? >> that's just the hair part, nothing to do with the rest of the rooster. >>> let's check in, again, speaking on rooster hatch watch 2016 riveting tv. a live stream of two bald eagles expecting little babies to hatch. >> the eagle cam here, thousands of people are logged into this feed from southwest florida at any one time. so the eggs we laid in november, and since then, the parents have been taking turns keeping them warm. >> but this could happen any second or could also not happen until after the new year, so we just could be here a while. >> we have not left the studio, act

china getting ready to mark the years of rooster with a sculpture -- reducing download site?xplain. maybe we will explain. we've got mixed markets that mixed markets think the gal featured on two points at this moment. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ dagen: president-elect seems to have made more than one impression on citizens of china. here on display is a gigantic bird sculpture be something that inspired the president-elect. the attraction has become quite popular with tourists and shoppers just in time for the year of the rooster with the chinese lunar new year following a january 28th. the designer of the statute told members of the media that he was inspired by trumps hairstyling hand gestures that are replicas are available to visitors and stores and again the house of wings on "saturday night live" was like 12 years ago when a host day. it just reminds me -- it just evokes that. dagen: the year of the rooster tribe, i would add that. i wonder how much they are selling it for. let's take a look at the latest in sports

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that essentially wasn't done at the red rooster in harlem. we start with the idea that good foods shouldn't be opened by good zip codes. >> a large percentage of the staff in harlem are local people, some of whom had no restaurant experience beforehappened. >> yes. >> how do you give back to the community, employ local people, yet still achieve a high standard of culinary service that your loyal customers from other restaurants would expect from you? >> i mean training, training, training, and it's hard work. also you get from people that have not worked in the restaurant industry before or maybe, we have very diverse path is an excitement and loyaltive. when i talk to my chef, friend and colleagues down town, it's different. it goes back to the core name of what the restaurant means, restore your community and by having about 200 employees there, having 50 people that call red rooster their home and a place to play, i feel we have dompb something that harlem can stand for. great food. >> what your zoes achieving success? >> i think starting

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. >> anthony: coq au vin, uh, a slow-cooked rooster? >> yannis: rooster.t. >> anthony: rabbit. yes. >> yannis: yamas, welcome. >> anthony: so how does -- ? i mean, the rest of the country is not doing so well, but apparently here is pretty good. >> maria: yes. >> anthony: what's different about naxos? >> yannis: it's um -- >> maria: self-sustained. >> yannis: self-sustained. for example, in naxos, you can find 130,000 goats and lambs, and also, half of the population cultivating the land. so there are farmers. >> anthony: so, it's not just a tourist economy. you produce stuff here. you grow things. >> yannis: yeah. [ statis speaking greek ] >> anthony: let me ask a difficult question. i'm not gonna ask you this question, because you have to be diplomatic about difficult questions like this. i'm going to guess your father doesn't. so who caused the greek financial crisis? what happened here? [ statis speaking greek ] >> maria: he's not optimistic. he says we have a -- [ statis speaking greek ] >> maria: we need years. [ statis speaking greek ] >> anthony: w

according to this geese, roosters, and turkeys are prohibited. and they're required to have 800 square feet of space for every chicken, duck, or rabbit. >>> this is the home where 211 animals were seized by the cleveland apl. >> just shocked. that's all i can say. door neighbor was. >> they're nice neighbors. come over once a week and hand us eggs. >> the man and woman who live in this house are married, in their 50s and from a foreign country. he said the animals were not part of a business. they were pets. >> he had a couple in there that looked unhealthy. >> yeah. >> but what do you expect with 200 animals. >> this is a first and this is rough shape. >> the conditions in the yard as you can imagine with this number of animals were extremely poor. >> some extremely thin. others have sores. according to the cleveland department of public health a person can have two farm animals if their property is 14,400 square feet with one additional animal per each additional 1200 square feet. >> you hear the pigs and stuff. sounds actually. it's pretty qui

. >> and a rooster is on display in china. 2017 year is the year of rooster, so how close does it resemblepresident-elect? we'll let you decide. >> it's technology that can save millions of lives. a dashcam seemingly capturing the moment that an auto pilot predicted a crash right in front of it, moments before the actual collision. the family inside credits it with reacting before they even had time to think. miguel has details. >> dashcam video shows the self-driving tesla cruising down a netherlands highway when a safety alert is activated. and the model x engaged the brakes before the driver can react. the family of five inside the tesla avoiding the collision. >> the car reacted much faster than we would have. >> the driver says his video shows the car engaged in auto piled, stopping before he knew there was trouble. equipped with the latest radar technology, tesla's model x appeared to have braked though the car in front of it maintained its speed. >> it's one of the main reasons i will use auto pilot, because of the extra safety. >> tesla had come under fire when a driver using auto

red rooster cook book" after his harlem restaurant. mar cushions it's such a pleasure to have you here. >> how are you? >> great to see you. >> nice to see that we're coordinated. >> ready for the holidays here. >> yes. >> i have to ask you, you have this remarkable story that epitomizes the american dream and yet you didn't start in america. can you give me a sense of your past. >> like any swede i was born in ethiopia and adopted to sweden and obviously i feel very fortunate about that and m different path. my sister and mom and i had tuberculosis, adopted in swooez sweden hand my grandmother there taught me how to cook and taught me basically everything that i know her today and her meat balls, grandma's khelga meat balls will always in hour restaurant. i felt -- i did all my education in europe in terms of working in france and switzerland and i wanted more. i wanted to own my own restaurant and coming to america was the place i felt i can do that. >> do you have to have other skills outside the kitchen? >> sure. >> business, brand

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, speaking on roosters or birds, we'll stick with that theme, hatch watch 2016 riveting tv, this is a babies to hatch. >> the eagle cam here, thousands of people are logged into this feed from southwest florida at any one time. so the eggs we laid in november, the 22nd and 25th and since then the parents have been taking turns keeping them warm. >> but this could happen any second or could also not happen until after the new year, so we could be here a while. >> we have not left the studio, actually. just been watching this. >> i can't get enough. >> abc news continuing coverage, special report once it hatches. >>> all right. coming up, this morning's new edition of the wnn inbox. you'll laugh. we promise. >>> first, a b.a.s.e. jump that didn't go as planned. the daredevil crashing against the face of a rock. his condition we'll tell you coming up. the daredevil crashing against the face of a rock. his condition we'll tell you coming up. take one of those pillows they smell really fresh. what if we told you we washed these sheets 7 days ago. really no way downy? downy fabric condition

right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. [ rooster cawing ] [ speaking foreign language ] ♪y morning village life. roosters call, the coughing and clearing of lungs as the elders rise to perform their morning chores. the whole village lives here in separate apartments, sharing a communal space that runs the length of the building. some things have noticeably changed. the longhouse i first stayed in has been replaced by a somewhat more modern version. these days, there's electricity from a reliable diesel generator. and while there's no cell phone signal, the plumbing works, though washing in the river is still, the way i see it anyway, the preferable option. ♪ ♪ in this part of the world you live or die by the rice harvest. less so, these days, as timbering has changed, well, everything out here, but traditions run deep with the iban and gawai, the harvest festival was and remains like christmas and new years rolled into one. we will need pork for gawai, and unfortunately, that means a pig must die. more awkwardly, custom and my personal history in this village demands once

what is in store in the year of the rooster?ver there toead assess the economy for the next 12 months. this is bloomberg. ♪ yusuf: it's 6:20 in london, 10:20 in divine and it's almost the end of the trading day in hong kong. we've seen volumes come back quite substantially today, a 10% difference in terms of the average volume. the dollar- just below the 6.96 mark. especially with where the fed is going in the rate hike. let's get the bloomberg business flash now. toshiba has fallen by's daily thet say it met the cut value of acquisition by billions of dollars. the possible write-down falls the acquisition of a nuclear construction unit bytes westinghouse division last year. there have been arguments over new nuclear projects in the u.s. which are years behind schedule and over budget. toshiba has lost a third of its value since returning from the holiday break. >> we are yet to determine the final write-down, but it could be as much as billions of dollars that may affect our earnings. we apologize to all of our stakeholders on

>> my dog is going nuts when you do that. [ rooster crowing ] >> that's a rooster. >> wait a minute. >> well, it's a rooster. [ applause ] >> control room is awake. it's good to know the control room is awake. is that kevin on that? kevin! kevin has his feet. very well done. it's not often you see a winter storm watch posted for thursday into friday on a tuesday, but that is what has already developed. the national weather service with reno and sacramento. they're not messing around. winter weather advisories canceled, winter storm out. that's the more severe of them. that's a watch. we think conditions are ripe, warning means it's happening. it will probably be a warning by the time we get to thursday, but it's already a watch. a lot of cloud cover over us, some breaks in the clouds, mix of some lower clouds, high clouds. 40s, 50s on the temps. i doubt they change too much. a few 30s to the south. morgan hill is 49, gilroy at 46 and a lot of 40s to even 50 in campbell and 49 scotts valley, so santa cruz is in there as well. everyone is pretty close. the sierra looking for snow aroun

maybe a few roosters. a couple chickens, and that was >> the animals were seized after a call was made to the apl humane investigators hot line. it was the first complaint about the house. the owner now facing charges for violating a number of animals allowed on the property and cruelty and neglect. >>> ohio is pulling the plug on one of the few remains abortion clinics in our state. officials say the women's medical center of dayton is breaking the law. doesn't have a transfer agreement with a nearby appealed and president is with the clinic. ruled a similar regulation in texas with a quote, substantial obstacle to a woman's constitutional right to an abortion. >> the doors to a unique housing complex are now open. a place for us is the first low income senior facility designed specifically for the lgbt community. the 55 unit apartment complex is on the cleveland lakewood border. it serves mainly order lesbians living elderly lesbians have an annual income of $20,000 or less. residents say they enjoy bein

in two and half hours we saw several hens and deer but no roosters. there are still two months left. we will get out several time... wish we had a pup going with us this fall. it is getting towards the end with him. every time out if we get a bird or not it is still fun for him..... for tv9 sports, this is john campbell with rudy and kevin in the great outdoors. thanks, josh. we'll be right over the next couple days. skies remain cloudy tonight but the wind will die down as lows drop to near 30. we're back in the upper 30s tomorrow with a mainly cloudy sky. temperatures remain similar on saturday, although we might manage to squeeze in a few breaks in the clouds here or there. by saturday night, snow showers will start to lift in from the south and continue into sunday. they may mix with some rain before ending sunday afternoon. at this point, it appears any accumulations should be minor. we'll get a break on monday before our next system moves in for the middle of next week. this one should be primarily snow but the details of who will get what remai

the artwork commissioned the maliceive rooster sporting a donald do if you will. if you don't believe they are related. 2017 is the chinese year of the rooster and he will become president. it's reported that the hairstyle was inspired by the president-elect. it's not clear whether it is a compliment. jonathan: coming up next, a family searching for answers after a family member died in a hospital but no autopsy was conducted. >> they could have stepped up to do it quickly but they didn't. jonathan: results are back after two years. "7 on your side" with the iteam and an update up next. michelle: remember this in june? the work done now to prevent another cleveland park waterfall and the parking restrictions on crowded block. jonathan: plus, does an amazon echo hold crews to break a murder investigation wide open? police think so and what it might have overheard still ahead for us. >> plus, the worst case scenario is there could be an accident that would have been preventible. >> the neighborhood left in the dark. the one thing they want pepco to do they say will

we have hens, peacocks, geese, roosters, and since recently, goslings. i feed them.a bird gets injured or ill, i report it to the administration. >> he told me that he could tell by the sounds of the birds the different species, what was going on with them. if they were fighting. if they were mating. if they, you know, were friends. he had -- he said he really felt he understood the birds and that they understood him. >> translator: it's relaxing to see all the different birds. we have a small pool for them here. and it's fun to watch them gather there, drink water, bathe, fly around. >> it was obvious he had a relationship with these birds. we were watching him interact. they weren't frightened of him in any way. >> along with his unique relationship with the birds, rasha had a unique living situation, as well. he lived on his own, away from the other inmates. >> he had this unique situation. he lived in this little shack on the prison grounds. he didn't have to dwell on the dorms or cells. his whole job was to take care of the pump system at the prison. >> translat

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talking chickens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, a pig, a goat and more. a number of those are illegal to have in the city. and others require space. no one was home when we stopped by but we did talk to neighbors. >> th many. that was it. >> right. nice neighbors merchandise the animals were seized after a call was made. the first complaint about this house. charges for violating the number of animals allowed and cruelty and neglect are pending. >>> cavaliers, the indians, the rnc. a great year for us here in well. look at this line of people waiting to tour the christmas story house today. while they didn't see a huge swell of visitors during the republican national convention the publicity paid off. >> 1100 more people in september and then a hundred more in october. those are slower months they just kept coming. >> and for the second year in a row they are auctioning off a two the auction started tonight. money raised goes toward home improvements in the neighborhood. >>> time to find out how much it would cost to buy all the gifts in the 12 days of ch

. >>> a large donald trump rooster is outside a mall in china.w close does the statue represent the president-elect? we'll let you decide. >>> it's technology that can save millions of lives t. dash cam capturing the moments that an auto pilot model predicted a crash right in front of it moments before the actual collision. the family inside credits it for reacting before they even had time to think. >> reporter: dash-cam video shows a self driving tesla cruising down a netherlands highway when a safety alert is activated and the model x engages the brakes before the driver can react t. family of five inside the tesla avoiding the collision. >> the car reacted much faster than we would have. >> reporter: the driver says his video shows the car engaged in auto pilot, stopping before he knew there was trouble. equipped with the latest ra daer technology, tesla's model s appears to have braked, though the car in front of it mape tained its speeds. >> it's one of the main reasons i will use it because of the extra safety. >> reporter: tesla had becom

. >> and they canceled events to mark the coming of the zodiac rooster. farms else where in japan after some birds tested positive for avian flu. you can call it a global report card. it's an oecd assessment that ranks countries on the educational performance of their teenagers. while japan's teens are typically ranked close to the top, some people are worrieded about the latest results. nhk world's moshe komata has the story. >> reporter: every three years the oecd sends out the program for the international student assessment. it tests 15 year olds from dozens of countries on science, math, reading and problem solving. 2015's grades are out. compared to their international peers, japanese students continue to rank high in math and science. but one score in particular is seen as cause for concern. japanese students dropped from fourth to eighth place on the reading test. experts and teachers are worried it's part of a trend that could get worse. they think today's digital world is hurting student vocabulary and also their comprehensive abilities. take th

. >> the vast majority are chickens and a number of rooster. we have a number of turkeys, rabbits, pigeons, a pig, a goat, a couple of dogs, a couple of ducks, and we've just learned we have some geese coming in as well. >> the animals were rescued thanks to a tip called in. once they are checked out and treated for problems the apl will look the animals. and i know they will find great homes. >>> all right, so, here's your dose of weird news for the night. it's really really weird. bestiality is close to being illegal in ohio. that's right it's not against the law in the buckeye state. a bill just passed by the ohio senate will make it illegal. it's on the way to the house and according to the dayton daily news ohio is one of 11 still legal. hmm. well, take a look that's governor john kasich sending a self-driving truck on a test run in ohio. i said it, a self-driving truck. it took a drive with a driver along as back up. it will take a test run on the turnpike later this week. ohio is investing $15 million into testing self-driving vehicles p

: an ma will control control -- animal control is removing this goat, one of more than chickens, roosters, a pig, rabbit and even a turkey taken from the backyard of a cleveland home on bailey road. some of the animals we are told are malnourished. >> reporter: it is normally a quiet community, but occasionally you would hear animal noises. >> what did you hear? >> the chickens clucking. >> we would wake up and hear i heard the pigs a couple times. >> reporter: officers are seen talking with the people at the home. people there didn't want to talk to us. >> we are dramatically overwhelmed right now. >> reporter: they say the agency has never seen anything like this. now they have the tedious task of tagging and documenting each and every animal. >> this is an example of farming gone wrong. some of the animals have been neglected. >> tiffani: they will reach out to other groups for help. they will look for violations as they continue their investigation and there could be possible fines. ramona? >> romona: a warning if you have an android device. millions have been hacked into. traced the

. >> now, 2017 is the year of the rooster in the asian calendar and investors s are wondering whether returns will amount to chicken feed or something they can really crow about. ramin mellegard. >>> tokyo's historic tsukiji food market was bustling on the final trading day of the year. traders and shop owners are wondering what 2017 will bring, as plans to relocate the facilities remain stalled. local shoppers mingled with chefs, all snapping up delicacies for their new year's feast. the aging market was scheduled to move to the waterfront district in november of this year. but the relocation has been delayed due to safety concerns. tokyo officials failed to follow expert advice to put clean soil under some of the buildings at the new site. experts had recommended the measure as a precaution against ground contamination. the delay means uncertain times for the traders. >> translator: i'm grateful that so many customers came. but i'm really concerned about whether we'll be moving or staying here. i want the people in charge of this to make a decision as soon as possible. tokyo governo

the water kicking up, rooster tailing behind the cars. we have a problem farther north.raffic looks like it may be stopped. we'll show you what's going only for the bayshore freeway. and it's the first storm of december--- >>> it is the first storm of december. with it this morning comes winds and soggy conditions, but clear the wipers out there before you head out the door. we've got team coverage to help you get out the door safely. >> there were a lot more rain drops on the ens a couple seconds ago. we're seeing pockets of rain. this is a scene from san mateo where there's been a crash. you can see the police lights on the left side of your screen. mike has been following this closely and will have an update momentarily. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us this morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. very dangerous conditions the drivers are dealing with this morning. we'll get more on that in one second. >> that's right. because the rain is coming down this morning. how long will it stick around? >> it is going to stick around for quite a while, al

of florida avenue in seminole heights, think again this corridor is really exciting: we have the rooster and till, trips diner, the rum distillery, and this retail space over here is about to open upmichael kahn, a realtor who lives in seminole heights, has watched things change rapidly ... we're getting the residential investment as well as the commercial investment and that's really what's going to bring the neighborhood up and keep it that way""the independent was one of the first of its kind to set up shop here on florida avenue and since then they're been in great company. dozens of new restaurants bars and businesses have opened up over the last five years, changing the look feel and flavor of seminole heights.in just the last three years, more than 30 businesses have opened up along florida avenue, helping to turn this once crumbling 1920s neighborhood into one of the hottest real estate markets in the bay area thanks in large part to small business owners, who live here too, taking a leep of faith ... 52:04 "people would come in and say oh my gosh this is such a beautiful shop an

rooster" to the top of the british charts.stopped playing, like buddy guy, still performing at stage 80. ♪ jagger is now 3. and richards will match him later this month. but the rolling stones somehow seem eternal, their past still present. >> do you ever run out of things that you want to do? >> no, i just want to see how long the string is. ♪ jumping jack flash. >> what aspirations do you have for the band? is. >> i don't know. what's left? weirdly present themselves. there's certain thing that you have to keep going. >> i guess what i'm asking is, do you have to keep going? >> of course not. i could have stopped 20 years ago if we wanted. >> but you are still going. >> i am. i don't really explain that. it's not something i analyze. >> you create a momentum yourself then is some interesting things come you will up which is outside. you never you're going to play a blues album they just come up. it reinvigorates your interest. >> this never gets old to you? >> no. it gets more interesting actually. as long as i've got the so

dude, it's a chicken or rooster. >> talking about spiders and that chicken comes out. >> i tell you,> dead things. >> you are such a debbie downer. you are such a downer. ♪ >> you were born here. >> and your parents are from here. >> from here. he's a fisherman. >> how far out do they go out? >> about 50 miles. >> he goes out 50 miles in a little canoe? >> yes. every day, every day. >> awesome. >> this is typical dish. green leaves, eggplants, some spices, then meat. >> it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. >> there's your veggie platter. there you go, man. >> now we have a piece of a shark. he says that before 2000 more fishes, but since then -- >> smaller fish? >> yes and the quantity smaller. >> that's a papaya salad. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah. it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. what are you guys eating over here? who gets to eat, and when, becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> darren: can we get the kids eating? can we hand o

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