fish and wildlife service declared the rusty patch bumplbee as endangered today. they used to live across 28 states and now it's down to 13. they were supposed to be declared in danger last month but an executive order from president trump on new regulations delayed it and environmental groups sued to end that delay. >>> oh, are you laughing? you're hearing what researchers call an infectious laugh. scientists believe parrots in new zealand have a play call and might be the first nonmammals to have their laugh recorded. when other parrots hear that laugh, they just drop everything and start playing. kia parrots come with a reputation for humor. folks in new zealand call their species the clown of the mountain. >> you mean parrots get the giggles? >> they sure do. they seem rather social. >>> there are many perks that come with being rich and famous but this may be hard to beat. >> the raiders player who just took care of his mom in a big way. >>> first we want to thank a viewer for this picture of the sun captured in an a-okay sign in san jose. share your pictures

they may only have at seven weeks to prepare for the championships, but flu signs of rustiness amonge. —— the gb riders. gold in the tandem three kilometres pursuit. it is crazy, such a surprise, we didn't know we were having a world championship until seven weeks ago, so we championship until seven weeks ago, so we jumped on the bike, it clicked and we are on the top step of the podium. silver for lora fachie, but these championships are about more than medals, especially for the visually impaired riders, they are putting vital qualification points on the board head of the commonwealth games.|j on the board head of the commonwealth games. i couldn't do glasgow, so i would like to be able to go to one and say i have experienced one, so hopefully these will be enough and i can get selected. elsewhere on day one, alison patrick, who won triathlon silver at the paralympics, narrowly missed out on bronze in the pursuit, and later today it is the turn of the only solo riders in the gb squad, jody cundy and john gill day, they have chances to add medals in they have chances to add medals i

reporter: in eastern tennessee's great smoky mountains national park, the only place you can now see a rustyble bee is inside this drawer, part of the park's nature collection. >> these two boxes here. >> reporter: entomologist becky nichols. >> we haven't seen them here in the park since 2001. >> reporter: not a single one? >> no. pollinators for tomatoes, n underground. over the last 20 years, the species has suffered a 90% tt stretched into 28 states stretched into the >> pesticides, diseases, all of these things contributto >> reporter: bumble bees, h but supply demands at least partly linois. they do. what they're doing for us. say,h homess this mo health problems with no ac well, there's a team of street a walk with the doctor in in boston, which means dr. jim o'connell is making his rounds. he might be a little more comfortable inside a warm examining room. >> i got colder than bone here. >> reporter: but that's not where his patients are. o'connell is boston's only doctor left still making house calls to the homeless. >> anything changed since last night? i feel like i'm a country do

. >> since world war ii, rosy is a bit rusty around the corners.the welders who built her, they're holding together much better. >> you know when you're young you can do much better. >> you have to have everybody get serviced. >> at the rosy the riveter statue, the ones who went into factories and went industrial, hoping to win the war 71 years ago, with one caveat in this group, was anybody a riveter? no, they worked on planes in southern california, and welders worked on ships like the red oak victory here. rosy the viveters, or in this case, they helped to build 142 ships here in richmond, and it was not easy work. >> well, first of all you need to put the rod in your stinger and you need to put your hood down. >> as one exhibit at the museum shows clearly, this is how it looks in the nooks and crannies, with several 100 vessels overall. they earned $1.20 an hour. >> what did it allow you to do? >> oh, i bought fancy hats aware we -- and clothes. >> and they shattered history, earlier, lacey nelson brought her 5 and 10-year-old daughters out to

abby: it is 28 minutes after the hour, opening a rusty box, hillary clinton's email scandal re-surfingess to the state department even after she left. talk about a sticky situation. how much duct tape does it take to fix someone to a poll, we are about to find out. ♪ ♪ when it's between the baby soothing power of a duracell c-cell and the tips on how to calm a baby from your mother-in-law that always seem to involve a fair amount of brandy, go with c-cell. that's not just some battery. that's a duracell battery. that's a power you can trust. ♪ ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ and don't it feel good ♪ abby: we need a little sunshine in new york city, pouring rain when we came to work, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends" first, hopefully some sunshine where you are today. 32 after the hour. a possible tipping point to the investigation with ties between the trump administration and russia, national security adviser eggleston willing to talk about on condition. breaking details and i have a feeling you know what that condition is. >> reporter: he is not walking o

you get a bit rusty.lle: i felt like i did theater for a long time before a fewon" and had done small tv roles but i found it very intimidating at first. cameras and the crew. i spent so long doing theater. i feel like i'm at that point now where i'm used to it. anthony: when did you figure out how to carve out a role into very small, little parts that you did over the course of three months of shooting as opposed to one night of the performance? that's something i marvel at, how you come in and out of character so quickly. michelle: it took getting used to for me. of course, for three hours, you're playing the character constantly. between,ose hours in .'ve gotten used to it now kind of having less control. on stage, you have the control. but anything can happen on a set. jim: when filming, the easiest bit is when the cameras going and all you have to do is make it sound as real as possible, get in character and make it sound natural and real. boredom can really do your head in. you can go in for a whole

. >>> the rusty patched bumblebee has landed on america's endangered species list.st time in u.s. history that a bee species is under federal protection. >>> proceeds of the sales go toward a global fund to fight the spread of aids. they're raised $100 million for project red during its partnership with that advocacy group. >> that's going to sell red hot. let's get a look at the forecast. >> the next storm system is lining up on doppler radar right now, bringing wet weather into tomorrow's forecast and a stronger storm on friday may have you thinking of the huge gauge, usa versus honduras, temps in the 50s and rain all through the game. we'll let you know how much rain in just a few minutes. >>> when it's shipped, the box right here was sealed. it was also insured. but later an insurance claim was deni denied. really? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. one-oandoll fee >>> today nbc bay area responds to a lafayette woman who says her is,0$1,000 fedex shipment w damaged. >> chris chmura joins us with another successful story. >> he sh

. >> the drug enforcement administration rusty payne says the d.e.a.' clear. >> our job is go after the biggest drug trafficking networks. the biggest, the ones wreaking havoc and the most influential. >> the supply wouldn't exist without the demand. >> often starting with the drugs. >> we will stop the drugs coming in in the country and poison the youth and get treatment for those who are so badly addicted. kristine: the question of how the to end addictions plaguing the cities ands the towns across america. solutions sought in washington as well. i'm kristine frazao e police say they have busted a home that was once used a meth lab. and the apartment on fox layer drive is blocks away from three different schools. police say they seized drug making material and equipment. they stress it was no longer an active meth there but a hazmat team was called in to make sure the apartments are safe. >> trump embracing the numbers that he once called phony. the february jobs report shows u.s. employers adding 235,000 jobs in february. that brought the unemploymen

terps want to make sure they're not rusty against northwestern tonight. >> just gives us as a team --ping melo's springboards us into the post season. hopefully that sticks with us for the next few weeks. >> michigan continues to have a magical run in the big 10 tournament. none of the players were hurt. they had to play yesterday in their practice jerseys and arrived to the big 10 tournament just two hours before the start of their game. today they took on purdue. they'll face minnesota tomorrow in the tournament semifinals at 1:00. >>> mar keiooeeith kst -- marke will play tonight against the sacramento kings. the wizards won their first two road games earlier this week against denver and feenphoenix. they start tonight. tippoff is set for 10:30. george mason and bcu are playing in the tournament as we speak. howard gw takes on richmond at 8:30. >> i love ma y29pgy y16fy >>> tonight -- growing scandal. more military branches inquiring into nude photos of u.s. servicewomen shared secretly online. tonight the secretary of defense speaking out. >>> winter's revenge -- weather whiplash

his name is rusty carr. literally named him rusty carr. that is cool sense of humor that i love.epublican was get along. i think republicans are more willing to work with the democrats than the democrats are willing to work with the republicans. i just want them to get along. too many friend and too many people that have splits over republicans and democrats. i want them to meld together get along to support our president. >> never seen anything as divisive as we've seen right now, the president's agenda is at risk of it. what would you like to see the president do? >> veterans better taken care of. cut fat and bureaucracy out of all the departments. get back to taking care of america. that is what we elected those people for, to take care of us. >> do what they said they were going to do. jared kushner recently put in charge of a new department that will try to streamline the bureaucracy of the federal government which a lot of people would welcome. >> indeed. >> rusty, what about you, what is your takeaway? >> i would like to see the president continue to work on the economic s

the answer lies inside this salvage yard filled with rusty old cars. >> did you know how many cars grandpa had? >> the locals say it's a worthless eyesore. >> whoo-hoo! >> his grandson calls it an "iron gold mine." [ auctioneer calling ] which is the truth? we're about to find out. >> sold it! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just driving in to enid, oklahoma, which is about 90 miles north of oklahoma city. population -- roughly 50,000. right here in enid, they have the third largest storage capacity for grain on the planet. but wedged in between enid's silos lies the tale of a cantankerous legend who left his grandchildren with a very strange inheritance. >> my name is stuart piontek, and in 2003, my brothers and sisters and i inherited something pretty unusual from my grandfather. his name was oliver jordan, and he died at 95. he was a child of the dust bowl. grandpa would hold on to just about everything that passed through his life, whether it was a tin can, an automobile, a piece of copper wire. >> and oliver jordan kept it a

. >> in addition to helping his fellow inmates, rusty hopes his efforts may influence his parole. >>down through the years after coming into a level 2 facility, and i've been to the board 17 times. i've received 17 one-year denials. i've been disciplinary free for 19 years, and in memory of the victim and -- there's nothing i can do to take back what i've caused. all i can do is change who i am and all i can do is serve, serve man kind, serve humanity anyway possible to make up for what i did. ♪ lord, i am tired of being lied on ♪ >> boy, i tell you one thing about san quentin, we got flavor here. we got flavor. >> programs like the annual poetry slam provide inmates a creative release, helping them to avoid potential disciplinary write ups and longer sentences. >> nobody slap reap, now i fall to my knees and raise my hands to the top. it's like buried alive but yet refusing to die. i used to rob to get high. now i fall to my knees and raise my hands to the top. it's like i'm buried alive and i stretch to the walls. it's like i'm buried alive, alive, alive, alive, alive. [ applause ]

our go-to oil guy, rusty brazil estimates these days you need 90 to 1$100 a barrel oil in order o justifyd oil sands investment, double recruits currently trading. for conoco, it makes more sense to invest the money in more lucrative of their own stocks since they reduced the supply. you have to assume the economics of world dutch shell's decision to offload much of its tar sands toil canadian natural resources for 7$7.5 billion are pretty similar. better for royal dutch to pay down some of its humongous debt load with cash than to bet oil prices some day will come ro roaring back and make the tar sands profitable. you need a gigantic rally for that to happen as this stuff costs a fortune to bring to market because it's full of bitumen and needs a lot to be refined and in the market. i'm sure they would have taken this refinery oils to the southeast, but a pipeline that would have been blocked if hillary clinton won the election. it really isn't relevant. these days, at $50 a barrel, you can understand why conoco made the severe judgment to the way to boost profits is to pear off your tec

on the other hand, you can say well, they're rusty, nobody dealt with this issue. governor larry hogan of maryland said this standing about five feet from where we are, if anybody got that in their head, forget it. hogan said peo serious about this storm. >> some people are sort of lulleded into a false sense of security because we have this great 70 degree weather, i think everybody thinks it's spring and we're ready to put on flip-flops and go barbecue in the backyard. this is a serious winter storm, going to be the biggest event we've had this season. and people need to be prepared and need to be safe. >> reporter: and that's at the governor tonight. one of the difficulties they're having in preparing for this is not the equipment, not the logistic, it's trying to get a handle on what they're going to be presented with. they could have vastly different snow totals in western maryland that they will have in the chesapeake area. what does that mean? they were looking at moving some equipment around. the new director of the maryland state highway administration say

1999 state and federal authorities closed the chimp farm to the public citing its small cages with rustythey can keep the animals for now, but they can no longer charge admission. >> were they right in terms of condition? >> maybe for the enclosures, but not in love, care, and consistency in the care of the animals. >> authorities give the chimp farm three years to make the necessary improvements. 85-year-old anna mae responds by taking in yet more primates. they can live for years, a lot longer than the increasingly frail anna mae can expect to. so what will happen to the place when she's gone? one day she gives debbie a sealed envelope with an explicit instruction. >> i was told "don't open this envelope until i pass away." >> then in october 2000, anna mae noell dies at age 86. >> what would happen to the chimp farm without grandma? >> mm... >> the answer is in that envelope. debbie opens it after the break. >> here's another quiz question for you. where is america's most-visited zoo? san diego, the bronx, or washington d.c.? the answer when we return. ♪ c'mon in, pop pop! happy birth

the answer lies inside this salvage yard filled with rusty old cars. >> did you know how many cars grandpa had? >> the locals say it's a worthless eyesore. >> whoo-hoo! >> his grandson calls it an "iron gold mine." [ auctioneer calling ] which is the truth? we're about to find out. >> sold it! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just driving in to enid, oklahoma, which is about 90 miles north of oklahoma city. population -- roughly 50,000. right here in enid, they have the third largest storage capacity for grain on the planet. but wedged in between enid's silos lies the tale of a cantankerous legend who left his grandchildren with a very strange inheritance. >> my name is stuart piontek, and in 2003, my brothers and sisters and i inherited something pretty unusual from my grandfather. his name was oliver jordan, and he died at 95. he was a child of the dust bowl. grandpa would hold on to just about everything that passed through his life, whether it was a tin can, an automobile, a piece of copper wire. >> and oliver jordan kept it a

so thank you, peter and you can introducure panelists. >> thank you, rusty. i should quickly add to that, this event would never happened with without the working of the staff of the american conservative and we're glad to be together tonight and thank you, rod, for the stirring and important and timely words, and the purpose of this panel is to go deeper and farther into the themes you suggested, particularly i was struck by robert luis wilken's words to you, take and it do it. i hope this is a practice oriented panel. there's been a lot of high flying from the helicopter analysis of the benedict option, but it valuable is how practical and don't to earth it is. this is not a theory. this is something we can talk about doing and i hope that's one thing we focus on tonight. we have the honor of a great distinguished panel and i'll go through and welcome each of you. starting from my right. your left. ross, needs no introduction for most people. ross blogs and is the author of a number of books including most relevantly to our topic, "bad religion, how we beca

. >> my winner are the prime minister of the netherlands and my dutch is rusty. takes an all right candidate who looks strong. my loser sean spicer. i worry about p his health. i would like to see a cardiologist up there when he does press conference. brett: first 100 days with martha starts now. >> martha: breaking tonight. president trump and angela merkel went face-to-face and trying to make it work. i am martha maccallum. president trump was a harsh critic to merkel's strategy and she suggested he is looking at vladimar putin with rose- colored glass. president trump pushed her hard. they faced the cameras earlier today.

the couple's home is a nest in the port of oakland atop a rusty world war ii crane and their life is on display for the world to see. so one of them, rosy or richmond -- is that a live cam or is it frozen? >> it's live. it's cold up there. >> it is. the audubon society announcing the ospreys have their own web cams. fans can follow the couple as they start their new family. a couple eggs should be in the nest at some point in the next month. they can fly around. >> eyeing that camera like "get out of here." >> mike, we are stuck going by land. how are things looking on the roads? >> well, the wind over the bridge is a concern right now so osprey, yes, is flying around. be careful. we're watching that nest camera. we're looking at a smooth drive and this south bay just starts a gentle built. this yellow highlighting is where our weather da ita on the traffic system says yes, high winds there across those bridges. we have a closure. there's a roadway slip out here near lake chabot you cannot use that stretch. use the 580 instead. the bay bridge is very schicky. the bridge itself is ste