they're known as the golden eagles. r little welcome back shindig here at the christ chapel they decided to bring in a bald eagle for the celebration. they let this thing loose. it's got a train, roger. and it's flying around. all the students get really close, which is pretty cool to see an animal like that up close. well, just as the old usa chant breaks out, watch what happens. >> usa! usa! >> oh. >> you see the eagle flew right into the window there. they're not sure what happened. it failed to fly back to the trainer who was waiting on stage. in this video from oru alive which sort of the student broadcast channel there you can see that the eagle was okay. the trainer walked over after the eagle hit the ground. apparently they practiced it like five or six times before, too, so the eagle you have to think is maybe a little embarrassed. >> lewis got a bit disoriented and tried to get out the window. we're glad you're with i, lewis. would you please again give lewis and keely a hand? come on. give them a big cheer. gl

oral roberts' university mascot is the golden eagle. >>> take you live out to the national mall in washingtonc., where jimmy carter is paying his respects to the "i have a dream" speech 50 years ago today. the president will speak within the next half hour. we will break in for a special report when that happens. meantime, logon to nbcbayarea.com to watch this live. thanks for being with us. - hello, everyone. i'm so happy to see all of you and to welcome you to season four... which is, of course, the name of this restaurant, the number one asian fusion restaurant in new york, where we will be eating the number-one-selling food in the rest of america. - what is this? - all right! cheesy blasters. ♪ you take a hot dog ♪ stuff it with some jack cheese ♪ ♪ fold it in a pizza ♪ you got cheesy blasters and then all the kids say, "thanks, meat cat." and then meat cat flies away on his, um, skateboard. - i can't eat this. i'm a foodie. - these cheesy blasters are here to teach us a lesson. the economy is struggling and your parent company is struggling with it, why? because we've lost touch with the

franklin oved them so much, he wanted turkey and not the bald eagle to be the official united states bird. turkeys have a long history in the golden. for more than 50 years, the diestel family has ranched in the peaceful foothills of tuolumne county. tim diestel has a hands-on approach to make sure his birds are at the peak of health. this is country living at its finest, a free-range setting, meaning the flocks have a chance to spread their wings and explore their surroundings. >> this is definitely home of the happy turkey. there--there*s no question. i--i don't think you could have a better, nicer setting for--for a turkey than this ranch right here. >> part of diestel's flocks include birds of a different feather, an older variety popular when he was a boy. tim is working to bring the breed back and has 8,000 heirloom turkeys this year alone. heirloom turkeys are catching on in the culinary world as a growing number of diners are willing to pay more to gobble up this slice of americana. >> so there's definitely an interest in preserving these old birds, and it's kind of fun, and we like it because they're so pretty, and they m

vision is needed, "and the man who has it must follow it as the eagle seeks the deepest blue of the sky." south dakota is often referred to as the heartland of america, its rolling goldenills, its antelope, its buffalo, but it's also the heart and a spiritual center of the lakota nation.on - [singing in native language] ♪ - the lakota are native americans who are also known as the great sioux nation. the words "lakota" and "dakota" mean allies, friends. the lakota are connectod to the land. they followed the buffalo, which roamed the plalains and were a source of life. sacred music and dance honors this land and all its creatures. - we call it the wamakaskan, the animal nation. they give us song by the drum-- the can cega, the drum. wood comes from the tree. and cega is a covering to make a sound, and the covering comes from the wamakaskan, the animal nation. elk, deer, tatanka, buffalo, cow. various relatives, so we acknowledge them through our music, our song. - the lakota dance to call upon the buffalo. they dance to remember their ancestors and to bring peace to the land. today thdaese traditions continu through another generation. you look at young dancers. they'r

the venom. and from above, they've got to look out for great-horned owls. oh, and golden eagles. or pattern. but, depending on what part of this desert you're in, they can come in yellow, pink or orange. martin: oh, and the gila monster has a close relative that is mostly black with just splashes of color. it's called the mexican beaded lizard. whatever the shade, the gila monster is a colorful character that makes the sonoran desert a special place. martin: and if you ever see one on the surface, you're lucky, because they don't stay up here for long. gila monsters love rocky areas. this is their habitat. a gila monster searches through the rocks for burrows and nests of other animals, and it's also where he'll make his own burrow where he spends most of the year. the hot sun in the desert can even get too much for the gila monster. i mean, he loves to soak up those rays in the early morning. but, by midday, it's way too hot, so the gila monster seeks shade. this cactus is a great place to hang out, right at the base of it where the ground's nice and cool. huh, i like it here, to

the high rise. and livermore and 580 and it looks like a nice drive. now let's go to steve. >> yes, sir. >>> 7 their think -- 7:30 i walk out is a golden eagle. >> wow. >this big. >> do you take a picture. >> 20 of them. let me get close. >> it was amazing. >> i want to see it. that's confirmed by one of our co-workers who said i know where they live. it was cool. >> what do have, well, a big fog bank. it is every location. santa rosa. concord and livermore cloudy. and they have gusts of 37 miles an hour. these are the normal highs. and livermore and san francisco for august 5th. >> they are below. san francisco just stuck beyond belief. 70 or higher was july 4th. >>> oakland is cooler. we talked about this a week ago. it is stuck. can you pencil in. there is too much in the way of clouds. a pronounced breeze. san jose. and gets a little bit warmer. and they're overcast now 567890s on the temps. and that will cut through you. santa rosa. 50s everywhere. 50s are very low 60s. that's sustained. 31 miles per hour. every 5 a.m. observation and cloudy skies. there is mist and drizzle there. this is our fog satellite. it will retreat. we know the drill. by t

the great seal is. it's on every official document. it's on our passports in every federal building. a golden eagle. pluribus unum over the eagle out of one people are many are immigrant tradition and the eagle has in its talons arrows, 13 arrows to defend ourselves and in all of ranch in the other talons. signifying her commitment to be a peaceful country. in that sense the great seal of the united states is a perfect metaphor for the natural tension and difficulty that all of our presidents have been trying to decide how do we react when bad things happen to us and other people around the world? there are times when they must defend ourselves and use those arrows and there are times when we have to have a way of looking towards peace and negotiating with other countries and that's the all of ranch. the first job of the president is to defend the country but he or she, we can always hope for the future,. [applause] he or she must use our great power to be a peacemaker. president kennedy gave a memorable speech. i think his greatest speech 50 years ago this june 1963 at the american university in was