. >> i believe the winner was wally the bird man! >> winning is wally the bird man.by more than a beak. more than a neck's length you could say. >> what a controversial running of the don't lay an egg dash. >> now, that's funny. what's even funnier, here is the ostrich cam. this is like no helmet cam we've seen on this show. it's great because from this angle you can see the jockey who's in the lead take the tumble right there. boom. >> so the winner has the helmet cam on. >> how funny would it be if you got the ostrich halfway through the race? >> one of our producers, she's from minnesota. she said this is a big deal. people go to it every year. if it's not official betting, you know there's betting going on. congratulations to wally the bird man. i mean, really. >> oh, wally. >>> that's it for our show. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> reporter: his name is wally seberino, he says he's known as wally duwall. he was at the dmv to protest a $98 fee that he says is ten years old, that he says he didn't know about, that he says he didn't want to pay, that he says is keeping him from getting his license renewed. >> you chained yourself to the door? >> yes, sir, i have, because i have no other avenues. i've done everything they've told me to do. >> reporter: now i have never seen cops work so hard not to arrest somebody. they didn't give wally just a second chance. they gave him a third, fourth and fifth chance to just simply walk away. >> this is not going to solve anything other than get you locked up, okay? >> i would much rather be arrested to be sent home like a crybaby. >> reporter: but wally, who says he's a 60-year-old retired vet, said he wanted to make a point, he wanted to make a stand, he wanted to win this battle with the dmv, even if it meant going to jail. >> these gentlemen have been kind to me. let's hope i find a kind judge who listens to my plight. maybe then i can get some j

barbara first began taking care of the stray cat last summer and named him wally.husband got sick she couldn't take customer of him and turned him over to 0animal control when the husband condition improved she was looking forward to getting wally back. well, he ended up come back to her. bar were spotted him walking toward the house. >> i said that's wally. i just knew it was him. he was so exhausted. so tired. so hungry. >> this cat knew where his home was and wanted to get back there as soon as he possibly could. >>reporter: animal shelter still doesn't know how wally made his way back home 6 miles. but barbara says she's not going to give him up again. >> then this. video of cute kitten and his canine buddy one of today top trend video on you tube. check this out. tiny kitten holds his ground against a mean set of teeth. the owner says pan cake the kitten loves to wage war against sugar tree the doberman. how cute is thi this. pan cake falls over a few times but the two just keep going at it. pretty adorable. the the the the little best friend. let's go back up

how about that wally is that a great story or what. >> that's awesome. i love that story. here's another great one. >>> a lesson in world war ii history, right aboard john browne, it's dedicated to the preservation o of america's oldest surviving world war ii ship. the crew features military reenactors, vintage world war ii aircraft and a live big band. hey, beeters and johnson are all going to the all star game but i want to take you back when dave johnson made his first start as an oriole and tonight this grad is a proud papa for his son steve has been called up by the orioles and will travel out to seattle to join the club. he played high school ball at st. pauls. what a moment for the johnson family. is that great, great. to some kids the bright colors and the bite size packaging looks a lot like candy but these colorful packets can be deadly. >>> and would you donate a diamond ring for charity, and one woman is asking that question tonight when abc 2 news continues. @ [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying j

share your responses and will talk about it >>> linh then grants is principal of ob wally elementary of san jose. >>> in october of 2011, a parent and ultimately a student can afford and reported to the woman that an active child abuse and had occur she did nothing with the peroration. >>> the teacher craig chandler was arrested in january and arrested in felonies with five children. he is doing court next month. >>> kip arnold spread up yesterday's with detectives tried to pull him over. heat is under investigation for misconduct with a student. no word on his condition prayed and underrun fire is the blame for air power outage. its shutdown the bart in downtown berkeley. coming up another california city is filing for bankruptcy. >>> plus you might be without your favorite channels, the fight that's affecting millions of people >>> why a bay area man got representatives will vote for the 30th time on health care. the in the seventh segment will voted down again. who says these guys are doing stuff? >>> i love david letterman. >>> david letterman on health care reform last night. >>

. >> recently i spoke with wally coolacoff about this new law. >> wall y, this law is aimed at political groups, could it effect russian ngo's? >> they will label ngo groups who work in politics and social events and religious activities and then to be labeled is a religious organization as a foreign agent and someone who has the negative taint to it or suggesting they are involved in some kind of spying is unacceptable in today's terms. >> doesn't the law include an exemption? >> they consider ngo organizations as foreign agents, if they are supported by the west from abroad, then the law includes them as an organization that is involved in something that is non-russian or western influence and that puts a negative taint on all including religious organizations like russian ministries which we call association for spiritual renewal. >> what role does the political situation play in all this? >> the young people today on the streets of russia want to determine the future of russia. they want to experience democracy in a very big way like america experienced it and other countries. all of

we understand the injuries were from the crash and the driver sent wally was taken into cut did i. we are working on getting more information on who not them. alex savage khou channel 11 news. >>> this morning -- this morning oakland police are looking for a man. police say the driver hit its bicyclist and then sped off. the victim was a man in his 40s but they have not released his name. officers are looking for a silver sedan. >>> firefighters in marin county say bottle rockets appear to have set off a grass fire. it only burned three quarters of an acre and it briefly trapped a young father and his boys. >>> the two 25-acre grass fire started late last night. they saw people lighting dry fireworks which lend lit the grass. >> neighbors say they saw the fireworks land in the field and the fire started after : >> east contra connor district voted to fund firefighter. >>> and we have spectacular pictures to show you have a car fire in oakland. around 1:00 this morning, you can see flames shooting out of that parked honda this is just off foot hill boulevard. a khou channel 11 news

charges.the collier county sherif's office says wally weatherholt was charged friday on one count offul feeding of an alligator.the nine-foot gator bit off weatherholt's hand during a boat tour in everglades city in june.a tourist on board the airboat says she saw him holding a fish right before the gator bit off his hand. doctors were ánotá able to re- attach it. purse snatchings are becoming a regular occurrence at gas stations in the d-c area.one victim is speaking out ..... and as john henrehan explains, she's not happy about how police reacted. reacted. purse snatchings from area gas stations are such a common occurrence, that, at this service station in chillum, the owners have put up a sign warning women to "keep their handbags with them at all times, even while pumping gas." security video from a sunoco station in landover, taken wednesday, shows a thief exiting from an suv that circled the parking lot -- he leaves his door open. at the victim's car, he reaches in thru the passenger window, grabs the purse, and he (and his driver) are off the lot within seconds. there were at

wally covington of northern arizona university says the more than 2 million acres already burned this year stripped the land of trees and soil that helped keep watersheds clean, leave hundreds of animal species without places to live and forage, and ruin the beauty that's put 25% of colorado homes in a fire risk zone. >> what we've been seeing really not just this year but since 2000 is an increasing crescendo of heavier fires that are burning hotter than anything we've seen in historic times. >> reporter: leaving some to question if this wildfire season is worse because of climate change. the warming of earth's atmosphere by burning fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and gas. the vast tinder box, visible from the air. >> it makes things hotter and that of course adds to the wildfire risk but the heat dries things out more so you get more evaporation. >> reporter: in a normal year we should have one record high temperature for every record low. so far this year there have been ten record highs for each record low and there's been much less snow and rain. boulder, colorado, home to the na

. >> smith: veteran climbers like wally reardon say that time pressure often leads to lled free climbing. e you're not connected to a fall arrest system. >> smith: a catch,asically. you're attached to the tower. >> right. he's just thinking about the shortest route there. >> smith: reardon climbed towers for ten years. now, he drives around and takes pictures of free climbing to try to draw attention to the dangerous practice, which regulations strictly prohibit. >> he's not tied off. >> smith: free climbing was involved in about half of the fatalities we examined. >> smith: so what am i looking at here, wally? >> we're looking at the guy coming down, he's disconnected right now and as you can see his fall arrest... >> smith: so he's totally free climbing? >> see how fast he's coming down? >> smith: so he trips, misses one step, he's a dead man. >> yeah, absolutely that's pretty much the way we did it. standard operating procedure. >> smith: so this was no secret that everybody was free climbing and you could get your work done quicker? >> right. >> smith: and the contractor that was you

the newborn child's father was shot and cit wally wounded. -- critically wounded.ight baby and mom are in the same hospital as the father. >>> the fact that holmes purchased all of his weapons legally is leading to a new argument over gun control on capitol hill, and it got started today with a moment of silence on the house floor honoring the victims of the shooting. and then a new push by democrats by what they call common sense law. this time banning the high capacity gun magazines, but they argue stricter laws will not prevent these tragedies. >> nobody is proposing taking people's guns away. we're talking about magazine clips, limitations, that kind of thing. >> somebody who is that unbalanced will find some way to do harm. and we have many areas of the country that have very strict gun control laws, and it seems not to have any impact. >> top democratic leaders say they know gun control is a non-starter. they don't have the votes or they don't suspect the political will for change. >>> matt jablow tells us tonight a 9-month-old puppy is now on amends after be

our own dave owens caught up with wally this afternoon and you can see his entire interview on our websitem. >>> it was another big day for team usa in london. missy franklin captured the gold in the 100 meter backstroke. it was a big win considering she competed in the 200 free 15 minutes earlier. unfortunately fellow swimmer ryan locke did not have the same success. he fault erred finishing fourth and off the medal stand. right now great britain

our own dave owens caught up with wally this afternoon and you can see his entire interview on our website9.com. >>> it was another big day for team usa in london. missy franklin captured the gold in the 100 meter backstroke. it was a big win considering she competed in the 200 free 15 minutes earlier. unfortunately fellow swimmer ryan locke did not have the same success. he fault erred finishing fourth and off the medal stand. right now great britain is second in the medal count. >>> we'll be right back. at sleep number, individualizing your sleep is at the heart of every innovation. wow. that feels really good! and now, sleep number introduces our new memory foam series the only memory foam beds with exclusive dual-air technology that adjusts on each side. memory foam just found its better half. sleep number. enjoy introductory savings of $500. plus, two free coolfit pillows. only at one of our 400 sleep number stores, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >>> all right, don't tell me what happened. i've got the olympics on tivo. >> thanks for staying up with us. we'll see you again

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wally to play the news, we have the opportunity to do satire and use people's own words to be able to show the differences between the u.s. and iran. especially on policy. host: here is a recent press release -- how does the iranian government react when something like this is being shared? guest: reaction from the government has been to try to copy it. they have created their own lampooning satire program. others have done that, as well. that is fine. we are happy to have more. host: new hampshire. rip. republican's line. good morning. caller: thank you foresees been for all the cool things you do. i appreciate the voice of america. \ i remember the cold war days when we were broadcasting into the soviet union and providing news that you could not get anywhere else. seems like there been other attempts. there was discussion about broadcasting to cuba. there was opposition to that. on the basis that fellow americans were so and i-american we did not haveo anything to say. there was one american that we are doing well enough -- [unintelligible] do you have any comment? guest: thank you

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chillin, red and green chillen, my name's wally, and i came to get it. >> and in stores. >> reporter: that's my boy wall e. >> reporter: i think he meant burgundy and gold and not red is any green. at 5:45, i set down with hetower and i know you have some rick ross. >> that was the first time i heard about the uh thing. >> reporter: he does it in all of his songs. his token thing. >> thank you, lindsay. >>> coming up, a seven-year-old boy with special needs is back on a bike that is missing for a month. how police tracked it down. itn . >> and he dresses up as batman and visits six children in the hospital. why this maryland man is being told to stop making some of the appearances. >> and the capital area food bank is working to curb a growing hunger crisis in the d.c. area. we're going take you inside a brand-new facility that is helping the group double its efforts. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dolla

wally, i... no. it's all settled. then unsettle it. what? why do you always do that? i'm sorry, i... laughing when i'm trying to say something. i... i just can't believe you still want me. (scoffs) don't you get it? there was never, not a single moment, when i... when you what? come here. mil! sweetie! you look just the ticket. do i? fancy a spin? thank you but no. i don't think so. not anymore. mil? mil?! gina: "my dear aunt jane, i wanted you to know "that we seem to be prospering, after a fashion, "here in wyoming. "i decided to be an american girl after all. "they say that here, "it's not where you come from that counts. "it's what you make of the life you are given. "after all that's passed, after all that's gone before, "is it too much to dream that such a thing is possible? all our love, gina." stayuned for more about masterpiece, but first... next time... (gasping): why? he's dead. this is such a lark. two dead bodies and we haven't even got started. a cruel and unnecessary death has occurred. i've got to tell the police. scaredy-cat. you got here just in the

and, like, the guys at the top, like chris and emma, his producer, and wally, his cinematographer.>> louise in makeup. there's annie who records the sound. there's brian who holds the boom, you know. >> jimmy: he's the greatest, man. the catering! >> yeah, but you know what? those people don't get a lot of attention, but they're as crucial as i am in making the movie. >> jimmy: they really are. >> yeah, absolutely. >> jimmy: i agree with that. [ cheers and applause ] especially in this movie, too. i mean, i saw this thing last week, and i'm sworn to secrecy. i was locked in a bunker. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, and they just fed me the movie in just pages. >> that's cool. you got to see it, though. >> jimmy: no, someone just read it to me. >> no, you saw it, right? isn't it so good? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. dude, you killed it in this. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i mean, you guys got to see it. and i'm not allowed to really talk about things because i don't want to ruin anything for any fans out there, so i won't. but i will say this. the setups and the action is so awesome. >> it'

police say they caught a man driving with the costume after they put out an all-points bulletin about wallyhe green wall in fenway park's left field. i guess red sox fans can sleep county tonight. >> thank heavens they settled that. thank you so much, mary snow. >>> now, we want you to take a look at this unbelievable video. it is both amazing and so sad at the same time. it's near seattle. a home on the verge of plunging down a cliff. our lisa silverer has details. >> reporter: the homeowners told us they think they might lose their house today. they could soon lose much more. the garage, the workshop, even the house, and they are powerless to stop it. hour by hour, more of the yard is eroding away. >> oh, look at this one. oh. holy. >> reporter: bit by bit, their beautiful property at the top of a cliff is breaking off and plunging down a 200-foot ravine to the beach below. just over a week ago, roy and rosalie noticed the first chunks breaking off. >> oh, i said, roy, the tree's gone. and it took part of the fence with it. and everything went downhill from there. >> reporter: the culprit

the legislation we've tried to get forward has had -- is barrel we've tried to get around continue wally. we're going to go ahead, we'll have cloture tomorrow on another -- one of our scores of times we've tried to break cloture this congress, and move on to something else. we've had 13 cloture votes on motions to proceed in the second session of the congress lien. 13. others just went away because you ran out of time to do those kinds of things. so now as indicated by the republican leader we've passed five things, that's about one-third of the petitions i've had to file motions to invoke cloture on motion to proceed. not on legislation. mr. mcconnell: the reason it's difficult, we didn't get an agreement with the majority leader to have amendments once we do get on the bill. so the reaction on this side is if the majority leader is not going to let us have amendments, if the only result of invoking cloture on the motion to proceed is he fills up the tree and doesn't offer us any amendments, why would we want to do that? all of this is much more easily avoided than you think. the majori

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the legislation we've tried to get forward has had -- is barrel we've tried to get around continue wally. we're going to go ahead, we'll have cloture tomorrow on another -- one of our scores of times we've tried to break cloture this congress, and move on to something else. we've had 13 cloture votes on motions to proceed in the second session of the congress lien. 13. others just went away becau you ran out of time to do those kinds of things. so now as indicated by the republican leader we've passed five things, that's about one-third of the petitions i've had to file motions to invoke cloture on motion to proceed. not on legislation. mr. mcconnell: the reason it's difficult, we didn't get an agreement with the majority leader to have amendments once we do get on the bill. so the reaction on this side is if the majority leader is not going to let us have amendments, if the only result of invoking cloture on the motion to proceed is he fills up the tree and doesn't offer us any amendments, why would we want to do that? all of this is much more easily avoided than you think. the majority

sports teams or it can do things more impractical and don't work in the long haul, like person wet wally last drop of interest in the underrepresented gender in intercollegiate sports. colleges use quotas in intercollegiate sports and in allocating opportunities among all male and all female sports teams. i don't think they should do that to math and science because there aren't all male and female classes. there is president obama -- no need to use a quota. you can use gender blind admissions. the current system isn't broken. the fact that there are more women in psychology and biology and more men in physics and computer science is a function of men's and women's different average level interest. there is a mountain of research going back 100 years from many universities showing there are differences in average levels of interest and that men tend to be more interested in inanimate objects and systems like electrical engineering, computer system, and women tend to be more interested in organic subjects like people, plants, animal, biology. >> gretchen: there may be those gender differe

the legislation we've tried to get forward has had -- is barrel we've tried to get around continue wally we're going to go ahead, we'll have cloture tomorrow on another -- one of our scores of times we've tried to break cloture this congress, and move on to something else. we've had 13 cloture votes on motions to proceed in the second session of the congress lien. 13. others just went away because you ran out of time to do those kinds of things. so now as indicated by the republican leader we've passed five things, that's about one-third of the petitions i've had to file motions to invoke cloture on motion to proceed. not on legislation. mr. mcconnell: the reason it's difficult, we didn't get an agreement with the majority leader to have amendments once we do get on the bill. so the reaction on this side is if the majority leader is not going to let us have amendments, if the only result of invoking cloture on the motion to proceed is he fills up the tree and doesn't offer us any amendments, why would we want to do that? all of this is much more easily avoided than you think. the majorit