who's out there making stork legs? you get what we got laying around. a wooden spoon -- >> and duct tape. >> yeah. that's awesome. it's going to be able to walk around everywhere now. >>> now, the birds in this video don't need any kind of rescue, but what they encounter just might. check this out. this is in seattle, washington. beautiful video being captured with the d.j. eye spark. he said when he launched it, you see one seagull, then you see more. it's when the whole gang get there is, one's got to be a show off. >> whoa! >> problem is he had a plate of french fries and we know seagulls are drawn to that stuff like crazy. >> the spark is a new drone. it's a small yet powerful drone. so it wasn't intimidating to the seagul seagulls. saw it as an annoying bird they could take out. >> it didn't go crashing immediately to the ground. check out the calling card that bird left behind. yeah. just the same thing that you'd leave on somebody's car. >> that's disgusting. >>> firefighters in mexico city responding to an emergency call. you can see there are a

>> reporter: brittany stork's world was spinning.he 13-year-old believed all the adults in her life were lying to her. had been lying to her for years. >> i was just so mad at everybody. it was just, "leave me alone. and you can't tell me what to do." you know, "you lied to me." >> reporter: a tragic car accident. that's what brittany had been told about her mom's death, but the newspaper articles she'd unearthed hinted at something far more suspicious. brittany made a copy of them and confronted her dad, toby. he'd been in an on-again, off-again relationship with her mom, dana, at the time of her death. >> and i can't remember what i wrote on it, but i know that it wasn't a very nice message. >> what's up with this basically? >> yeah, i think i actually told him i hated him. >> did he say, "okay, you're old enough now, i can tell you"-- >> unh-uh. >> "a more complete story"? >> unh-uh. he said, "you're not ready." >> "you're not ready," still? >> reporter: brittany wasn't sure her dad would ever tell her. he wasn' his parents were t

>> reporter: as a teenager, brittany stork felt alone, angry and unmoored.t her father out of her life. and was haunted by the mystery of what happened to her dead mother. >> it was almost like i started reliving it for some reason, i don't know. >> reporter: for a while she got on with her life --she made the cheerleading squad, studied hard, even invited her dad to her high school graduation. then at the age of nineteen, she found out she was going to have a baby. >> i had found out i was havin' a girl. i wanted to name my daughter dana, i don't know why. and everybody cried. and i understand 'cause i don't think now i could call her dana. it would be hard. >> yeah, hard to the family, child walks into the room and everybody breaks out in tears -- >> yeah. >> -- thinking about the lost mother. >> right. >> reporter: brittany gave her baby her mother's middle name instead. but becoming a mother herself only made her grieve more for the mother she'd lost. and she brooded, bitter at her family. >> i talked to your aunt, she's a little bit hard on herself abou

last interview storks this is very much a follow up of what was happening there so the guarantors will be turkey iran and russia at the moment this particular deal has been trashed out growth but in cairo by egypt those are the three countries that were the initial peace talks and they're looking to work together to ensure that this is guaranteed this time around and also looks like it's going to be a long road ahead and see how they manage it. political and militant group hezbollah has officially confirmed that it's fighting against terrorists alongside the syrian army at the syrian lebanese border. the operations taking place in last stronghold along the border with lebanon the terrorists groups at a military base there in a mountainous area inside syria islamic state have been moving closer to the aso refugee camp just across the border in lebanon there is also been a place of operation for the nursery fronts. now into the history of as belongs presence in syria. lebanon's hezbollah has long been fighting alongside assad government forces throughout the six year syrian civil war but

we're all babies >> reporter: and the nfl's even created the super bowl babies choir, with kids the storkt winning cities nine months after their big victories. phil and jackie young of iowa honeymooned at wrigley field and have named their newborn daughter ivy for the fabled foliage in the outfield. >> i'd love to have another boom of world series babies this year and then maybe next year and the year after that. >> reporter: sounds like some cubs fans want to field their own team. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> how's that for team spirit? >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. cold-cocked -- by a. the vicious attack caught on camera in the east bay -- and >>> watch the screen, right now at 6:00, a vicious attack caught on camera in the east bay and the search for the man in that video. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica augeri. >> i'm raj mathai. she was minding her business and it h

also sharing in the festivities, daughter lucy, soon to be visited by the stork.r the evening was $1,000 per plate, but on the menu besides crab meat cocktail and kansas city strip sirloin, was a democratic party approaching solvency and for the president it was a chance to relax in a down home atmosphere. ♪ >> after three weeks of wrestling with the middle east, it is a real pleasure to come home tonight to the peace and quiet of texas politics. in case there should be in evidence tonight any differences of opinion, i want to make my own position abundantly clear in the beginning. i am for peace, territorial integrity, political independence, and the unrestricted navigation in the houston ship channel. ♪ >> the president returned to the white house for the mid month round of duties, and among them some rewarding moments of office. ♪ >> he had often remarked one of the chief executives most important jobs is attracting able and talented public servants to washington. the month of june would see two major appointments. first, alexander trowbridge as secretary of co

this is the stork wallpaper that dates to about 1840 that is been reproduced for us. we had put in the gym just recently. when nathaniel hawthorne lived in the space, this i this is a y that he and his wife really love. they talk about repeatedly coming to the study at night. they would read together, right together. they had a kitten that would sometime play with the pen are with her sewing that she was doing. this is actually the bad nathaniel use when he wrote. -- desk. data party can simple construction but you can bring it up or down to been on the angle that you want. it's a form of really like. later he used some of desk as well. pretty standard size of the time, very simple construction but it allowed him to do, he's facing the wall, not too many distractions. he could look at when he wanted. he was close to the fire and tickets will get a bit of a breeze as he would come into the room as well. this is his desk that he wrote so much including hamas is some the old manse. it has to do with the old manse and his time here. hawthorne talked about sort of the ding

stork artifact. something that was used by the first man on the first machine is that what the first samples is just it's remarkable. valued between two to four million dollars the pouch almost ended up in the band. off the apollo eleven mission was completed it was due to be shipped to the washington aaron space museum. button administrative era with infantry minted ended up in the johnson space center in houston instead. some of them were about to throw it out before offering it to a collector who run the space museum in kansas. he is later after being convicted by the fbi for various crimes. the collectors property was confiscated. amongst his belongings with the now famous pouch. in two thousand and fifteen it was put up for auction and soul to woman in illinois. for just under a thousand dollars. she sent it to nasa for tests with the provenance of its contents were confirmed. what followed was a legal battle with nasa challenging the ownership of the wallet? the judge ruled it belongs to the wo

. ♪ and the nfl's even created the super bowl babies choir with kids the stork sent winning cities nineafter their big victories. phil and jackie young of iowa honeymooned at wrigley field and have named their newborn daughter ivy for the fabled foliage in the outfield. >> i'd love to have another boom of world series babies this year and next year and the year after that. >> reporter: sounds like some cubs fans want to field their own team. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> how is that for team spirit? >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> angelina's shocking new health crisis. what she's revealing to "vanity fair." now on "extra.." >> angelina's beautiful face paralyzed? her new health battle in the middle of her painful divorce. crying in private, co parenting with brad, inside her new life. >>> "this is us" wedding news? mandy moore dropping clues about getting married again and starting a family. >>> plus more couples' new

we're all babies >> reporter: and the nfl's even created the super bowl babies choir, with kids the storking cities nine months after their big victories. phil and jackie young of iowa honeymooned at wrigley field and have named their newborn daughter ivy for the fabled foliage in the outfield. >> i'd love to have another boom of world series babies this year and then maybe next year and the year after that. >> reporter: sounds like some cubs fans want to field their own team. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. ho >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. news, thank you for watching and good night. nobody knows what their future holds, but in my future i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat, which raises my risk for heart failure. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. and i have a 42% chance of becoming obese. if i develop breast cancer, it's 39% more likely to kill me. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm not

. >> storks don't deliver babies anymore. >> the film will be shown next month on the big screen. it's free and open to the public. >> they don't deliver babies anymore? >> i guess not. >>. in camden county, a shark week surprise for this little boy at the aquarium. today he was the one millionth person winning him the ultimate prize package including a membership to the aquarium. it's a rope suspension bridge just inches above the shark realm exhibit. good tr him. >>> there's a furry new addition to the courthouse. meet ramona, the new courthouse companion dog. she will provide comfort and support to crime victims testifying at the courthouse. she spent the last two years training for her new job. >>> from cars to home repairs to utility problems. >> nbc 10 responds has been working for you solving your biggest consumer problem. still ahead, harry hairston breaks down the top three complaints that have our viewers calling for help. >>> and design your own baby. the first step researchers just pulled off that's stirring a lot of troecontroversy. that's next at 4:00. >>> a warning

but when you stork keeps coming down, even though there's nothing wrong with the underlying company, there's a larger rotation going on you can cut and run or buy more. if you are an inved dividual investor, do the latter. david in georgia, david. >> caller: big southern boo-yah to ya. my question is about takeovers, the 2015 takeover premium was roughly 30%. does it make sense to target takeovers. >> we don't recommend stocks on a takeover basis unless they're doing well in the fundamentals no company wants to buy a company that's doing badly elise in new york, elise >> caller: hello, mr. cramer i'm a senior i would like to ask you a question about index funds i don't know what they are i would like to know the benefits and the risks >> what you're doing is you're buying all the stocks, say in the total return fund or an s&p 500 index fund means all the 500 are picked by the s&p. that way you're diversified. no one stock can bring you down or one sector can bring you down it's a way to bring the risk over 500 different companies and i recommend it for people just starting beware of

we will look at how disability activist are staging a stork protest in washington and around the world to fight the republican effort to restrict health care from tens of millions of people. [chanting] amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a surprise announcement, president trump tweeted wewednesday he will than transgender people from serving in the u.s. military. trump made the declaration on twitter -- "after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. thank you." trump's decision came despite his pledge at the republican national convention last year, that he would "do everything in power to protect our lgbtq citizens." the move set off protests outside the whi

we will talk about the health care movement, the stork boat, it was a big day. today this got the most attention. >> who could have predicted tha that? forget loyalty to jeff sessions. the question i have, what is the end game here? if he is trying to humiliate sessions into quitting, he's going to be left with rod rosenstein, and you think that the two republican senate will give him a new attorney general? i don't think that they are. i don't really understand what the endgame here is except to just humiliate jeff sessions. i actually agree with his concerns. i understand what jeff sessions recused himself, i don't think you should have. i think in this political environment. it's very troubling that somebody who wants to see donald trump succeed, very troubling. this may be the most troubling thing i have seen where he is sort of letting himself, his rage, and get ahead his thinkin thinking. >> bret: olivier, it's been floated that rudy giuliani was being talked about and the west wing. giuliani says he's no knowledge of that and also said the recusal of his

oftheir use of these storks -- source of import reducing policies, they are increasing the rhetoric. these are flying under the radar and they do not generate political attention. the trump administration has change that. most recently it was respect with cases against canada and of lumber andcs sugar. the political escalation to the level of the secretary of commerce, even let alone the president, is rather unprecedented. of foreignhe issue leaders also have and get involved in these types of issues and being less technocrat it. that is one distinction with this and ministration. the second is that they have pushed the more traditional trade remedies that are well known and understood and used by countries around the world and not just the united states. it's pushing into use laws that we have not really utilized. what i have in mind here is the section 232 investigations, the , the threaturity that steel imports or aluminum imports are somehow a threat to the united states's national security. the investigation is currently ongoing under the section 232 law. the last time we saw an

. >> anchor: good morning, i'm melanie hastings with a check of the top storks an up date on congressmangery to manage infection. the procedure went well but he remains in serious condition. he was one of six people hurt when a gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria last month. fairfax county police are searching for the vandals who caused $20,000 in damage to a school in burck. a fire was set inside a new addition being built at white oaks elementary, a shed had its front end smashed and someone slammed a back hoe in a construction trailer. things are mostly cleaned up but there is still damage to the play ground. it's muggy outside. with veronica right now. >> reporter: big improvements over yesterday. no severe weather but could see a shower early in the day then again after about 7:00. high humidity with temperatures pushing to the mid and even upper 80's later today. it's going to be just as warm tomorrow but with humidity dropping late after occasion al hower or storm. for the weekends at the beaches looking good. 81 degrees on sunday. we're back to b

the stork will for our nation. based upon levels of business freedom, investment freedom, and financial freedom. from u.s. economic freedom has declined, economic freedom for a number of international competitors has actually grown. i have faith in the u.s. capital markets and in the spirit of to take entrepreneurs necessary risk in growth, but to do so, the unaccountable washington bureaucracy must finally be held accountable. we must address the regulatory costs of doing business in the u.s. under. frank. a little work plaintiff for american companies to prosper, and as a result, our economy will grow healthier for all. for these reasons, the president's executive order establishing the core principles of regulating u.s. financial systems is important to us all. long, we have not empowered americans to make independent, financial decisions and informed choices in the marketplace. save for retirement, or bill individual wealth -- or build individual wealth. we have not enabled american companies to become -- and d