>> rock, paper, scissors. we are having a tournament tonight, but we have also used as a jumping off point to explore lots of different ideas. you can find out about rock, paper, scissors as a game as a reproductive strategy. you can interact with a piece of art created by lucky dragon. you can get your hair cut from a cool place called the public barber's salon. they use scissors only. you can find out about local geology, too. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium. >> are you excited to see people here having fun and learning about science? >> the people that come here are some selected to begin with, they actually enjoy science. i teach teachers to have fun with their kids. the

take the pencil shooter barrel. >> take a scissor and attach it to it. >> tie the scissors to the endf the handle. >> don't try this at your office, it may get you fired. >> unless your office is a "hunger games" type thing where you have to show off to your coco-rkwoers. th'l klyouu > yea> something you have to resort to for self-defense -- >> so be it. >> that was little how-to. >> rescuers come to the aid of a mama duck when all her ducklings fell down in this hole. how did they get these little ones out? >> that's brilliant idea. >> find out next. >> and this lady has a little problem with her job. >> i went to college. a monkey can answer phones. what can i help >>> what do you do when a bunch of ducklings fall down the drain like this one into a sewer. >> cover it. >> if you're an awful person, you cover it. >> i kid. >> you bust out the shop vac. this video shows the mother duckling walking around anxiously before they realized all their ducklings fell down in this hole. it's a six-inch drain and it goes down about seven feet into the sewer. these guys think what will we do nex

hill, will you get me a pair of scissors, please? so i ran back to the usher's office and got a pair of scissors, gave them to her, and i stood there and could hear, clip, clip, clip. and i knew what was going on. >> what do you think she did with the scissors? >> she cut a piece of his hair, i'm sure. >> to this day, agent hill is moved by the thought of the scene that came to symbolize the grief of a nation, little john john saluting his father. that must have broken your heart. >> it still does. >> clint hill continued to be jackie kennedy's secret service agent for one year following the president's assassination. after that, he only saw mrs. kennedy one other time before she passed away. it was at the funeral of robert f. kennedy. the book is called "mrs. kennedy and me," and we'll have more of our conversation on "nightly news" tomorrow night. >>> up next, the grandmother with the right stuff. you'll hear the dramatic tapes as she lands a plane under the worst possible circumstances. when i take a picture of this check, it goes

, clip, clip of the scissors. lock of his hair and that when they were finished viewing and the casket was closed she handed me the scissors which i took back to the office and noticed on the tip of one of the blades of the scissors was chestnut-colored hair. >> you were in personal situations with the kennedys, good times and bad with the first lady. would you consider yourself to be a friend and a confidant as well as a secret service agent? >> i was with her because she and i were together a lot, just the two of us, and she confided in me in a lot of situations, and i confided in her, too. she held my secrets as well as i hers, and we became very good friends. we were very professional and very good friends and she always called me mr. hill, and i called her mrs. kennedy and we were quite knowledgeable about each other and what we liked and didn't like. >> one thing i was fascinated by in the book is mrs. kennedy was very concerned about the privacy of the family and the young children moving into the white hou

you break out the blankets, apparently, scissors and the vodka, of course.xplains, everyone from the passengers to the flight attendants jumped into action. >> reporter: hope not the last. >> reporter: in her south tampa home, susan carnes is still all smiles. 12 days after bringing the little boy into the world [ laughter ] >> it's the most exciting thing that has ever happened in my career. >> reporter: three hours into the 12-hour flight, she was alerted to a pregnant passenger and in row 37, who was in obvious pain. >> do you feel like your water broke. she said yes. i knew okay, we're having a baby. >> reporter: she called out is there, a doctor on board? luckily, dr. patrick ajuk, an ob-gyn seen on the far left, jumped in to help the first- time mom catherine. >> she was strong and scared andality first. obviously, she's trailing a -- and at first. obviously, she's traveling alone in a public place and having a baby in a public place, in an airplane, how crazy is that? >> reporter: susan called the cockpit and started directing other flight attendants

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i am the second youngest grand master of rock paper scissors of all time. 3? >> of course. >> stephen: okay. all right. let's be clear. let's be clear. it's one, two, three, shoot. you don't shoot on three, one, two, three, and then you shoot. >> i don't have to say shoot, right? >> stephen: i'll say "shoot." ready? >> yes. >> stephen: how are you strategizing? because i got a strategy already. i'm seeing 20 steps ahead. and there is only one step. >> for me it's 100% random. >> stephen: see, you have no opening. >> yes. >> stephen: all right. one, two, three, shoot. one, two, three, shoot. [bleeped] okay. two out of three. two out of three. two out of three. ready? one, two, three, shoot. [bleeped] [cheering and applause] magnus carlsen, thank you so much. the new grand master of rock, paper scissors, magnus carlsen. we'll be right back. take a step. have a look. explore it all. find your nook. what's your nook? nook tablet. get it at your neighborhood barnes and noble.

one brought a vodka to sterilize the scissors. >> here comes the baby.tor hands it to me, or the doctor said, tie it. so i got the shoe string and i tied it and tied it again and had the scissors and i snip, snip, snip. three little snips is all it took and he handed me the baby. it's like, oh my gosh. >> susan placed the tiny new passenger on his mom's chest, before bundling him up in blankets. >> i took the baby and i had to lift it up over the seats and as i did, everyone was looking at me and i just raised it up. i said it's a boy. and the whole airplane broke into applause. >> 15 minutes later, the captain landed, mom and baby were taken to the hospital. >> and it was very special and i hope i'm going to go to the first birthday. >> tonya, fox news. >> how great is that story? >> unreal. >> the back of the cabin. >> i can't hear you. >> you weren't there when your wife delivered. >> i was there in the room. >> i was in the corner. i can't hear you. >> oh, that's funny. >> oh my gosh. today was one you wanted to be present at. it was gorgeous outside

get ready with your scissors. i am going to begin my countdown. 3, 2, 1. asian. wow. [applause] >> now that the mayor and board chair has helped us through this point, may i invite them up for some pictures? >> thank you, mr. mayor. thank you, tony. let me repeat once again the three qualities we want our visual identity to convey. a new perspective, bold and confident, and asian arts museum invites all to engage. as you may know, this inverted market is from a mathematical science known as a universal quantifier. we whaant everyone to know thate are here to engage you. we want to awaken and inspire. let me show you a couple of examples of how you can use this. we have window treatment for everyone. and then we have a new visitor'' guide, a new membership material, a new look. you can take us with you. and also, out and about. i still strongly about this market because it is very versa tile. you can superimpose images from diverse cultures coming asian, not asian, and we can use this in a powerful way. imagine, we can even commissioned artists to do a rendition of thi

i have a little scissors at home. you have a little scissors at home? they're lost now.s, and doing puzzles are all examples of fine muscle work. just remember that these kinds of activities are very taxing for young children. teachers should not expect children to work at such skills for too long without relief. notice how these children are mastering a small muscle skill? what else can we do with materials and activities that could help children practice these skills? we have the peg boards with the little... the pegs and the peg boards. um...dress-up dolls to button, to tie things. those would be fine motor development, and those are all precursors to learning to write, meaning you need to strengthen your hand and finger muscles in order to hold the pencil correctly. even with art, we use sometimes the big brushes where they have a bigger grasp on things, or we use the smaller brushes or pencils. woman: brian, do you want to come on the feely walk? you need to take your shoes and socks off and tell me what you feel. that was soft. soft. it was soft. oh, cold! that's t

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. >> reporter: they also brought a pair of scissors sterilized in a cup of vodka. she asked if a doctor was onboard. >> let's get ready. >> reporter: there happened to be an obgyn who stepped up and took over. there's more. first, the baby pictures, so you know everything turned out well and it did. before this little guy entered the world, susan carnes helped comfort the mother. >> she was strong and brai. she was incredible. she's in a public place. i realized as i looked over the seats that everyone is looking at me, obviously. i just held them up. i said, it's a boy and everybody clapped. there was laughter. it was fun and exciting. she was happy and wee -- weepy. it was grade. >> reporter: susan said she has never seen anything like this. >> they only touch on it in training. >> reporter: maybe they need to upgrade the training. i imagine this had to be better than an inflight movie. >> no doubt about that. >> the plane made an emergency landing in senegal. there are now some citizen issues because the baby was born over the african continent but the good thin

he used scissors to stab these holes into the canvas.uropean abstract expressionism was more controlled, more finished. the american art had a different look. i'd say that we had looser surfaces. let's call it that. you felt a freshness and a kind of emphasis. i don't want to say violence. that point's been misused in this connection. franz kline drew inspiration from cubism. willem de kooning did portraits that became highly charged responses to the women who were his models. the abstract expressionists wanted to paint on the same level of quality as the old masters or as, let's say, the best of the school of paris-- picasso, matisse, mondrian. they were striving for excellence. they found they did better work when they went abstract. mark rothko chose a path to pure expression by using only gradations of color on his canvases. pollock's vision and greenberg's theory were explored by a second generation. many acknowledged that helen frankenthaler adapted pollock's technique in a way that made him more accessible to other artists. she st

now, i took scissors and i just snipped that.>> okay. >> and then you round off the corners. >> i'll keep doing that. why don't you help tamron down here. >> then you just glue the cup to the center. >> and you're done. and look at that. bingo. >> these are easy, too. take some shopping bags that you have like gift bags, lunch bags. >> perfect. anything you got. >> i drew a line on it already. >> okay. >> cut it off. i use these pinking shears. you can do one as well. >> okay. >> i have one there for you if you want to. >> i would love to. >> okay. and then -- see, these are easy, right? there's your easter basket. it's in the shape of an easter basket. you take a strip of paper. you can use grocery bags, whatever, to make the strip of paper. take a dot of hot glue. you can use white glue. and fill it with all these fun things and stickers. >> great job. >> adorable. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, "ambush makeover" for two lucky ladies today. >> of course. and we'll actually give them some of these baskets as presents. firs

a pair scissors worse the through -- were stuck in a swastika. >> all the events of that night remaine fight that ensued left 47-year-old dean schmitz dead after he was apparently stabbed by a pair of fabric scissors that have been in mcdonald's purse. police arrested mcdonald, the did not arrest anyone else at the scene. not only did dean schmitz had a swastika tattooed on his chest, but also had a prior criminal record. mcdonald supporters say the case is symptomatic of the bias against transgender people and african americans in the criminal-justice system. cece mcdonald could face up to 80 years in prison. for more, we're joined by a rai'vyn cross, one of cece mcdonald's best friends, and also katie burgess, executive director of trans geyouth support network. >> thank you for having us on. what is unique about this case, a work for the trans youth support network. we provide support and were founded out of this kind of violence we see against young transgender women of color, specifically. the types of violence that we see are not only pandemic within our community, but all acros

and of course, i immediately said, being the chief facilities officer, it is time for rock, paper, scissors. that's the decline. let's have a duel at dawn. i should have guessed that the state and the contract code has decided what the process is to be in the case of a tie. the california public contract code, section 21117 says in the event that there is a tie and a party is not deemed non- responsive, the final selection shall be through drawn lot. by the board pursuant to the public contract code. i was looking for a giant's had because i had forgotten i had to do this. mr. casco has kindly support -- supplied a hat that was lying around in the border. for the sake of public record, let me say that two bidders, one is a favorite of susan, aloha builders and the other is a company called all-trustee builders. i do not want the job if you pull my name. once we pull a name out of the hat, we would like for this body to pass a resolution toward -- to award the contract to the person whose name was drawn out of the hat. should they not want the job will go to the most responsible bidder. i kn

she immediately asked her fellow crewmembers for supplies, including gloves and a pair of scissors, sterilized in a cup of srod catch the a doctor was onboard, -- of vodka. a doctor was onboard, the who helped deliver the child 36,000 feet above africa. >> she was strong and brave i give it up for her. she was incredible, because she is in a public place. i realized as i lifted up over the seats that everyone is looking at me, obviously. and i just held him up and i said it's a boy! and everybody clapped. there was laughter and it was really fun and exciting. >> that new mother happens to be from fresno. the plane made an emergency landing in senegal after the birth. mom and baby are doing just fine. so are all the people who helped deliver in an emergency. >> that's great. i know that passenger manifest one extra person getting off the plane congratulations. >>> very cool. >>> flight delays aside from the texas issue, not a problem for the bay area? >> i wouldn't think so maybe within or two because of the winds, the winds aren't that strong. just a pain making it feel really cool and it may

she immediately asked her fellow crewmembers for supplies, including gloves and a pair of scissors, sterilized in a cup of srod catch the a doctor was onboard, -- of vodka. a doctor was onboard, the who helped deliver the child 36,000 feet above africa. >> she was strong and brave i give it up for her. she was incredible, because she is in a public place. i realized as i lifted up over the seats that everyone is looking at me, obviously. and i just held him up and i said it's a boy! and everybody clapped. there was laughter and it was really fun and exciting. >> that new mother happens to be from fresno. the plane made an emergency landing in senegal after the birth. mom and baby are doing just fine. so are all the people who helped deliver in an emergency. >> that's great. i know that passenger manifest one extra person getting off the plane congratulations. >>> very cool. >>> flight delays aside from the texas issue, not a problem for the bay area? >> i wouldn't think so maybe within or two because of the winds, the winds aren't that strong. just a pain making it feel really cool and it may

they used clubs and scissors a bat or sterilized in a cup of vodka to deliver the baby. and the baby are doing just fine. >> that will be a great story to put in that baby book. it is hug a newsperson day. we have been hogging all day long. go to college. mom: what are you saying? you've got to go to college. son: well, they offered me a job and... mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes. son: anyway, it's my decision. mom: ok, well, then, decide what degree you are going to get, because you will go to college. announcer: their tomorrow depends on your words today.

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he had to use scissors to get in. and a mother who just put her children into the schools. >> we have schools that look and feel like prisons. it is on acceptable. >> when i put my five since then, it is my hope for baltimore city that this will be the first step for a change the baltimore. >> schools are hurting and they want the city to pay and playfair. >> it is a 1.4 billion dollar industry. it is no different than under armour. >> the mayor wants this bill to pass quickly. it would not go into effect for about one year. >>> he can walk campus and no everybody by name. tonight, freeman hrabowski is even a bigger man on campus being called one of the most 100 influential people. some say, it is about time. >> he really has a connection between himself and each individual student. >> freeman hrabowski really did change umbc from a commuter school into one of the top universities in the country for engineers and scientists. >>> kids to go to baltimore city public schools are closer to summer then when they woke up. t

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. >>> by means of his army can desecrates that's not to the scissors and raise this to about 80 in.organizers say it they're just what they want to see comments the gunman tried. >>> the center that is part of ,,,,,,,,,,,, will see this cell deaths spawned a tornado near stockton today part of bringing the 85 mi. damaging crops and the central valley in more wild whether it is on the horizon in fact a winter storm morning is in effect beginning of a nice nice and noon on friday in the coastal shasta mountains and the west slope of the sierra we're talking six to 12 in. of snow above 3,500 ft. as we turn to the satellite perspective a cool air mass is in place movie in the the reason snow levels dropping overnight tonight to see the heaviest rain into the early morning hours shall is a lesson in the days to mull the same is true of credit in this area of low pressure makes its way inland to overnight rate in the daytime showers the good news is high pressure is building in which means it's warming to the weekend will try things out and actually see pretty good spring skiing future ca

i stood there and i could hear the clip, clip, clip of the scissors.cutting a lock of his hair. they finished viewing the body, they closed the casket, robert kennedy did. as she turned and started to walk back to go to the he wil elevator to the second floor she handed me the scissors. megyn: you were with her for another year. did you see her attempt to rebuild her life. >> somewhat. she tried to keep busy from december and up until the time i left her in november of 1964. we traveled a lot. she went skiing, we went to antigua for a while, too and from new york often because she had bought a house in the georgetown section of washington, and a tour operator decided he was going to run buses by her house, and we couldn't get him to stop, and so eventually she said that was it, she just couldn't stand it any more, and she decided to buy a house, or a place in new york, so we went to new york and found a place on 10th and 45th avenue and she decided to move there. megyn: a lot of the world look at folks like you, secret service agents, and look at you a