>> they got themselves together and decided it's going to be best playing with scorpions.what's going to happen? >> close call on that first one. but eventually -- >> that's wining as that scorpion's got a hold. >> follow the words of the great song writer taylor swift and shake it off. >> follow the advice of everybody and just stop and leave it alone. >> no we're going to ramp it up. >> because fingers are one thing. they're going for the tongue. >> not that idea you. >> oh. >>> most scorpions are into blondes. you can see he's trying to get close. not interested. his body holding on just to make sure. >> this is so weird. >> you think this is weird? no, it's not weird yet because now we need to ramp it up a bit guys. >> inside his mouth is -- >> the question is just why, ladies and gentlemen? >> this one gets a real good hold of his mouth, though. >> that's what he's saying your breath stinks, i don't want to go in there. >> pretty much just jammed the whole thing in his mouth. >> you managed to get through the entire video and i asked the same question, i don't know ho

the frog agrees to take the scorpion across the river because the scorpion promises not to sting him. then he does sting him. why? because it's in his nature. i listen to republicans that i have great respect for. senator corker on this morning. one of the best leaders in the senate. saying they're just waiting for donald trump to be something different than he is. he's not going to be different than he is. >> vin weber. >> it's in his nature. >> former republican congressman. thanks for the time. appreciate it. >>> bernie sanders says ignore the media. he says it's a rush to judgment. his declaration that hillary clinton is the presumptive democratic nominee. what is sanders saying when he says that? what's the exact argument he's making, and does he have a point? we're going to unpack all of that straight ahead. what are you doing? getting faster. huh? detecting threats faster, responding faster, recovering faster. when your security's built in not just bolted on, and you protect the data and not just the perimeter, you get faster. wow, speed kls. systems open to all, but closed to

the area is a breeding ground for poisonous snakes, scorpions, and centipedes. a pot of tea is the only luxury they can afford and they often go to bed hungry. they would like to move onto safer quarters. >> i have nothing more to give to my family, not even milk. this bread is all we have. no one will care for us. >> he has a fever and he is weak. his joints are swollen and he is in constant pain. he finally brought his son to the hospital. no one could help. they are trying again with him. the condition is deteriorating. they have secured a small vehicle to take him where they will demand to see a doctor. the round-trip costs about 10 euros. the entire tribe has continued -- has contributed. the parents are penniless. yemen is a failed state where militias are fighting. powerful tribe's take on the government, which is waging war against al qaeda. tribes have gained massive territory and influence. strategic targets, like bridges, government buildings, -- a year of fighting has reduced much of the capital to rubble. unesco has put it on a list of the most enda

away the heart of the great cause but i don't think that would but then you would spread all the scorpions throughout the middle east and many would come to do their damage there and try to do it here in the united states. there is no doubt we ought to destroy isis over there. until it is terribly optimistic to say that, suggest, that they may be on their last legs and this is the final, you know, the final sting of the scorpion. i don't believe it is. deirdre: let me ask you about an issue of language. actually, andrew peek who an army officer, just said to me, he found hillary clinton language quote, unquote, radical jihadism, so bizarre as if there is a kind of moderate jihadism. it was well-said and underlines what you're saying too. >> former secretary of state is trying to avoid in any way she can saying radical islamic terror. and i think if you're going to defeat an enemy you at least have to define it and there is no doubt about it. take what happened in orlando. what motivated that guy when he called the cops on the phone and say you know, this is, i'm doing this for isis. i'm a

he's now on the san antonio scorpions of the north american soccer league. york red bulls up there, you know, just new jersey. >> major league soccer. >> jeremy is also an ordained minister. >> okay. >> so jeremy and jinger will be featured on the upcoming season of 19 kids and counting the spin off show called counting on. >> canceled the other one. >> after all of the controversy. >> so people know it is associated somewhat, interesting. >> maybe be best if they all just went home. >> count them out. >> ya. >> all right, so what's the plan? we're going to come in tomorrow for wednesday's show, then thursday, then friday, it is quakertown usa. >> get ready for it. and since it is national selfie day, we talked about photo bomb selfies, look at this one someone just posted. oh, look, great selfie. then i see me over in the corner. >> cute. >> giving the side eye, didn't even know he was doing it. >> you don't remember that day? >> i think that's in west philly. >> oh, is it? yes, it is -- it was rain that day. >> pretty funny. happy national selfie day. chec

we are thinking october of next year and that's the x box scorpion. >> and what is it going to do? how is it different. >> it will be v r ready. and sony announced that they are coming out their version of the r in october. so x box has to compete with that and sony has owned e3 for three years and x box keeps trying to catch up. being v r ready does not compete with sony that has a product coming out. >> but those that are loyal can say it has this feature so i can understand that. >> today nintendo announced the new np will come out in march of 2017. if you are not happy with the new one you will have zelda. they showed off the new zelda game and it looks like a big open world. i'm excited. >> a lot of people are. >> exciting news. thank for taking the time to talk to us. >> i'm old school. >>> we are sharing stories of those killed in the nightclub shooting. kim morris had recently moved to orlando to take care of her grandmother and worked as a bouncer and her ex-girlfriend lives in san francisco and says kim was excited to get involved in the lgtb community. kimberly morris we

but it also means that you have two scorpions in a bottle. and that means that two departments have to argue over whose requirement is one important. , thereumber of years were cost overruns with programs and they had to come back and ask for more money. they were increasingly reluctant to give them more money. back andfore, said go find profits internally. i think periodically that breaks out into the public. and the reason it will continue with the bullets that i list in -- has gone up with a are a saying that there lot of additional costs that are coming from the nsa that he will need additional funds for in the future. so what that will mean is that the costs will manifest and will have to come from the dod and there is a sharp disagreement there. slide, we get to the bow wave. bars are thel fiscal demands of the year. this chart comes out of a study that was done by one of my colleagues. you can see the reference there. whereled the two years you can see the major increase in fiscal demands. 2020-to 2021. the department will have to star

. >> i was in china for the olympics and that's the only time i ate scorpion. >> you will eat anythingething else in china i can't say. >> part of a mutton. >> the part you don't want to eat. >> let's leave it there. >> family show. >> that's it for us. "special report" coming up next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. a livid donald trump ripping into his campaign staff and telling supporters to go hard after the media and the judge at the center of a growing controversy. trump, as you can tell, is not backing down from statements questioning the impartiality of a hispanic judge and his trump university lawsuit. chief political correspond is in new york outside trump tower. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, brett. organizational problems in the trump campaign have been well documented. today, the controversial nature of his message and internal staff friction came to bear when

. >> don't play with the scorpions with the snakes. >> they say they are surprised but what's happening on this stretch of the border. >> the problem was it was greater than i anticipated. it would be i thought it might be -- be an occasional border cross or, but it's like a major core -- corridor through here. >>> so they watch and wait their presence of visual deterrent all along the bart where dances the primary mission is to share this' experience back home telling those about what's going on thousands of miles away. >>> trap -- stopping this traffic we probably are not putting a dent in what the cartel is sending across. but we are setting an example and hopefully people will you know see that can say you know i don't have to just sit home i can get up and i can do something and that may not -- in that may not be putting a gun and running around in the ravines, but it may be coming out here and cooking food whatever help logistically. >> the other plan border operations for the group trips will happen between new mexico and texas. >>> we will check the weather now after a quite a w

don't miss mom, two two broke girls and scorpion and brain dead. >>> hello everybody from at&t. the game number one tonight. a's and giants. 17 games. separates the a's and the giants. 17 wins. that's what san francisco has over oakland. both teams have battled significant injuries and one team is returning to the post- season and that's the giants yesterday. they beat the phillies in the bottom of the night. the 49th win and tied with texas and a 7-and-a-half game lead in the national league west. >> you guys have led in walkoff wins. is that the makeup of the team, is that something that happens in the last at-bat. >> this team doesn't feel like they are out of the ball game. we can battle with the best of them. >> with you surprised there is no dropoffs in the giants play? given all of the injuries. >> we are pleasantly surprised and when it comes down to it i have said this so many times and that is why the bench is so important. the guys are coming through for us. >> we have had so many starting pitchers go down and no consistency with that. big not having reddic but they a

. >> these are scorpions. >> reporter: allegedly frying scorpions neutralizes the poison, the tail iss also a great workout. 13,000 miles but i have one word for you, spectacular. made of stone, brick and wood constructed over centuries, the stunning piece of architecture was built for protection against raids and invasions. my guide mei jing showed me. >> this section of the wall is the newest section of the wall actually. >> how new? >> considered a baby. >> the baby. >> 600 years old maybe. >> 600-year-old baby. >> reporter: chengdu was next up. a city known for its most beloved residents, the giant pandas. come on. you can't come to china and not see the pandas. and here we are. the best part playi with these cuddly creature. >> hey. >> and watching them in their natural habitat. >> you and personal than this. oh, my goodness. the local cuisine is also another hot spot i didn't want to miss. yes. known for its spice and packed with szechuan pepper this traditional dish cooks meat and vegetables in a boiling broth. >> a nice kick to it. whoo! but that wasn't all. i had a first robe

right now i saw today in the "wall street journal," dan henninger said it was like a dance of scorpions. hillary and bernie. they don't like each other, but now they've got to make a deal. the question is what will the deal be? they've got to be nice to bernie's people. that's why he gets to meet with the president. he gets to meet with harry reid. he gets to meet with chuck schumer and he gets to meet with vice president biden what does that tell you? he's being coddled at this moment because of the importance of his constituency. you talk about the bernie revolution. the bernie revolution resonates with a substantial part of the democratic base. >> the naive part. >> i know you don't like the socialist part. one of the shocks to me in this whole season of primaries and caucuses, the number of democrats who say they identify with socialism. >> we're going to get to what socialism is later. can i play you a sound byte of hillary clinton talking about some sort of thing she has no chance of indictment. >> what basis did you tell this radio station, 1070 radio on friday that there is abso

to me, when he rips away the shrouds of those manners, it has reduced us to scorpions. manners, codes of civility, decency, is the prerequisite for restoring institutions and standards of behavior. i sound like an old fuddy-duddy, but i go back to eisenhower a lot more than i used to, just a sense that politics is a competition in partial truths and you are trying to balance it. charlie: what has contributed to that? has social media, there is anonymity on one hand and an instant place to privately express your grievance, your anger, your protest, your differences, your criticisms, and there are no bounds. david: it may be deeper than that. media can be used, but egotism. if you have a basic humility or have been taught to value humility, you think there's a good chance you are wrong about some stuff. if you are told you have the truth by the short hairs, what do you need other people for? that is what we have. charlie: that's obama? david: well. charlie: you just said that. david: ok, fine. [laughter] charlie: i'm just trying to get you to articulate. david: it's not o

the cluster is located in the scorpion constellation which is home to stars with much higher proportionstals. >> very pretty. >> very pretty, cool. >> it seems these days more and more people are going green. >> at the top of the a lot of peoples mind and for some at the tops of their homes. it brings up a good question, how does a green roof actually help the environment? it is a lush, green landscape but what does it actually do to help the earth? >> probably lots of plants, grass, living, flowers. >> would probably have the panels, solar panels, i guess some people might put man or something else up there. >> couple good responses. our nicole brewer will have the answer tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the #cbs-3 good question. >>> well, those green roofs getting lots of rain. >> yes. >> moisture for them. >> yes, super soggy we are 3-inch's above average for may rainfall and we have more in the forecast for june. >> here we go. >> those flowers are thriving, right now, grass is very lush a

headed to brazil for the games and its recommendations span being cautious around wild life including scorpions snakes to practicing food and water safety and travel-related advantages owns. these, of course, can include vaccines for hepatitis "a" as well as yellow fever and typhoid fever depending on where in brazil travelers intend to go. one virus of concern for which we don't have an approved vaccine is zika. the ww.h.o. doesn't recommend postponing or moving the games from brazil where zika has hit the hardest because the games are held during winter when the transmission of disease is lower. they advise pregnant women not to travel to areas of ongoing zika outbreaks. >> one company leading the charge against the zika virus is onovio. you seem to be johnny on the spot when it comes to infectious diseases. whenever something pops up inovio comes up and you're working on a vaccine and we saw that with ebola and i went on your website and saw how many drugs you're currently testing. it's 13 and when you add zika in it's 14. are you spread too thin at this point because you don't have actually