. >> hill hired kathleen tegan and her apprentice bo to help protect his crop. >> what do these birdshey see a falcon? >> well, in nature falcons are prone to hunt other flying birds, and those flying birds are prone to know that when a falcon is flying that it's hunting. so when those birds see a falcon in flight they know they're being hunted. >> reporter: tegan's company, tactical avian predators, also puts falcons to work at airports and golf course that's have bird problems. why does it work? >> falconry abatement works because it's nature. we're not doing anything different than what happens in nature. we're using nature against nature. >> reporter: and vineyard manager ned hill says it's a pretty good match-up. can you quantify how much better this has made things? >> i think it solves 50%. >> reporter: which translates to saving about $250,000 a year in production. >> the lack of yield we would get because the birds are physically eating the berries, the compromised clusters that come in that we need to sort through and get rid of is a 50% difference now, having the falcon wor

(tegan and sara) ♪ no, i'm not ready ♪ for a big, bad step in their direction ♪ ♪ no, i'm not ready ♪♪ (oliver) prove safe! benches down. ♪ cityscapes, cities change before they die ♪ ♪ four blocks i should mention in a song ♪ let's take a look here. nice shoot-- under controlled circumstances, that is. but we all know that out there in real life, things are never controlled. they are unpredictable, wild. so holster your guns. come on. put 'em away! now drop and give me 15. what?! you have 15 seconds. do it! ♪ ...and over it and over them ♪ uh-oh, oh, no, uh-oh, oh, no (dov) he's just trying to mess us up! epstein, shut it. okay, everybody up! load your clips. (clicking) faster! benches up! (thud) (shell casings clattering) ♪ no, we're not ready for fair distribution ♪ (oliver) prove safe! all right. epstein, you shot a man carrying a cell phone. probably he's going to sue. you're gonna be working for him for the rest of your life. peck, diaz, not bad. also not good. (sighs) toughie nash, you didn't shoot at all. i thought it was the mother. (oliver) oh, is it? (traci) no. no, it isn'

today downplayed ce changes, calling them a realignment and streamlining of a massive bureaucratic teganization that they claim was created under the obama administration. the white house says bannon was placed on the nsc as a check on flynn. now that he's gone, they say, and now that mcmaster has made clear he shares bannon's vision, there's in need for bannon to stay on. apparently bannon is plenty busy with his other duties, scott. he white house says he only attended one national security council meeting. >> pelley: chip reid, thanks. today mr. trump said that president obama's national security adviser, susan rice, committed a crime, but he cited no evidence. rice has acknowledged that during the transition she asked cir the names of trump associates caught up in surveillance of foreign officials. now, surveillance of foreign officials is routine, as are the annversations with members of an incoming administration. when a u.s. citizen is heard on such a call, his or her name is omitted to protect privacy, but rice and others were authorized to learn the names if necessary. today in an inte

she thought the message on her phone was a glitch and found it it was tegan. >>> bradley cooper welcomedre going to be a wonderful dad. just don't take the baby to vegas. congratulations to bradley and arena. that is your "pop start." >>> a quick check of your national forecast shows you have strong storms firing up in the middle of the country. and wet weather in the pacific northwest. and snow in the dakotas where we have winter weather advisories. toasty temperatures in the gulf coast, southern texas and in the southwest. little schooler in the northern plains and t pacific heno >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. what a beautiful day ahead. the warming trend that started over the weekend continues today. 80 degrees with sunshine this afternoon in philadelphia. very close to the 80-degree mark for the suburbs and new jersey. the exception, though, right at the coast. we'll see a southerly breeze develop. that will keep a sea breeze blowing at the shore. so 69 for a high. but look at the lehigh valley and delaware, too. sunny skies, the high temperatures in the upper 70s.