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report -- eagle recovery. a tripping cause-and-effect to the regulation as -- attributing con -- cause to regulation as opposed to other rules is tricky. host: let's go to william, in connecticut. the morning. -- good morning. the waygandhi once said a society is first judged by how they treat their animals, who are lesser than us. i was in montana, and i had never seen such cowardice from hunters. they are flying around in airplanes, spotting elk, treeing a tv's and dogs to lions, or or mountain they are having a dog follow a , and with radios, to come and shoot them. why don't they grow up and be men. if they want to shoot something, why don't they become navy seals or real men, not ambush people. michael doyle, about how hunting is changed. guest: the caller made a point about the ethical concerns that play into hunting. if you look at the comments to the park service's rules, you can find those on regulations.gov, a dominant theme is that the proposed practices and the use of bait or dogs are immoral, unet

and...bald eagles.. a live bald eagle cam - via youtube. >>> okay. tonight you can watch fireworks, of course. if you're done with the fireworks, you can watch bald eagles. a live bald eagle cam via youtube. the camera is perched on a utility pole in milpitas. the city says eventually you'll be able to see the chick learn how to fly. there was a second chick inside of this nest but the baby eagle fell out. the lindsay wildlife refugee took the bird in and is nursing it backnightly news with lesters next. >>> tonight, july 4th security breach at the statue of liberty. the shocking sight. a protester scaling up the side, refusing to leave, in a standoff with police. tourists evacuated from one of the most iconic u.s. landmarks on america's birthday. >>> scorching fourth. raging infernos exploding in size. dangerous holiday heat for 100 million americans. we're tracking it all. >>> new images from inside the cave where a boys' soccer team is trapped. how rescuers are training them for a dangerous journey to freedom. >>> president trump narrows his supre

. >> that say very large eagle. that eagle belongs to the person you saw running up. he's been training it for 15 years. >> he was training it to hunt children? >> no, but he was training it. he says this is the first time it has happened according to local reports the parents agree. what happened she had gone into a fensd in area. he sent the eagle out on display. he said the eagle probably heard his command so he saw the girl and landed on her. he said if he had attacked her he would have pekd her eyes out, he would have dug his claws in, but the eagle just land onner. >> so he wasn't attacking at all rerp was looking for a landing zone. >> it looked worse than it was because she went down because she was scared. >> yes. he just kind of sat on top of her thinking that's what he was supposed to do. because he was hearing the commands to come here and sit down. she did get some stitches but her parents say she's going to be okay. >>> what are they doing. >> 1's stuck downing on thor one's throat. >> that's a little rude recording there their courting session. >> not a

the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle akon fay of the world cup and new york the number one attraction at moscow's do you lynn you were there with don strong well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper legal action fair of an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and it's sharp by the hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor as a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a goal will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer surrogate novikoff has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fear to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out th

this is eagle the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle ak in favor of the world cup and nailed the number one attraction at moscow's do you really new with your thoughts well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper eagle akon fair an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and sharp eyes he hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor as a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a goal will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer novikov has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fit to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out that many fa

the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle ak in favor of the world cup and the number one attraction at moscow's. well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper eagle i can fair an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and sharp he hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor as a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a goal will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer novikov has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fit to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out that many facilities for football now in the country. from soviet guns you

not being an expert that this eagle was in distress. >> fortunately this eagle was around experts and they basically said as long as we get it good food, water, and rest it will be just fine. after a week they were able to then post that release video. the reason they only posted it after the fact was that when they had done this before and treated eagles and put it on social media, people have broken in and tried to steal the birds. >> you're kidding? >> i kid you not. so this is now how they do >> chippy can't get ♪ >>> there's nothing more traditional on the fourth of july than a good hamburger. >> this is how you make the perfectburger. >> with a little side of shake. >> so grandma is going to teach you how to make the perfectburger. >> step one, you toast the bun. >> i swear these videos are adding 20 years to grandma's life. >> you grill the meat. >> whoa. >> anybody for some cheese? >> then four, you add tomato. >> now for the lettuce. >> and five, you make it rain with the lettuce. >> grandma brought her "a" game. >> then fifth you top it off with the bun. >> what? how do th

wow. >> one more video of the bald eagle, check this one out. >> the bald eagle, the pigeon pigeons can't do that. >> bald eagle is single, likes walks on the beach, visiting the water. >> they are beautiful. i'm so glad they made such a rebound. >> if you're out there today enjoying the barbecues and fireworks. remember these guys. we've got the 503rd infantry regular men airborne bra grade. now before they start flinging themselves out of planes, they got practice. >> gosh, i love this. this is so cool because they have to hand out line and then jump baugh there's no time to wait or make mistakes. >> it's neat to see how it all comes together on the ground, the training for the training. prtice and dto theall their once they gred up, thearc with all that stuff. and in this case i'm not sure is it gear wearing humans or the humans wearing all the gear? they are say ladened down with stuff but it's stuff they need to do their jobs. here comes the fun part. >> oh my goodness. >> a send out. this gear first, and then, wee, off they go. you don't have to worry about rip cords or anything, yo

milpitas as they announced today the installation of an eagle camera to safely observe the bald eagles and their chicks. they moved in about 18 months ago. bald eagles have been on the endangered species list since the 1960s with just about 20 in the bay area and we've posted a link to that camera at ktvu.com. just look for web links. >>> we've got fog back at the coast and less smoke than tonight -- less smoke tonight than last night. we will have fog tomorrow for the fireworks but all the displays should go out -- go off well, even the ones over the water. just take a jacket or something especially if you are anywhere around the bay because just like tonight -- it will be the same tomorrow night so just put your hand out the door and say it feels like this. wherever you are, that's what tomorrow night brings. temps right now generally in the 50s and you can see numerous lights on the bay bridge. here's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. we could see some brakes like we did today but the temperature footprint is milder than today with mostly 70s, greens and yellows for the bay are

the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle ak in favor of the world cup and the number one attraction of moscow's. well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper ego i can fair an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and sharp he hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor as a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a go will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer novikov has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fit to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out that many facilities for football now in the country. from soviet times you ca

this is eagle the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle ak in favor of the world cup and nailed the number one attraction at moscow's do you lean you lose your thong well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper legal action fair an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and sharp eyes he hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor as a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a goal will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer novikov has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fit to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out that many facil

the city has installed an eagle cam that will allow the public to safely observe the bald eagles and their check -- and their chicks, take a look at that. they have been on the endangered species list since the 1960s. we posted a to the eagle cam at ktvu.com, look for the web link spray on our front page. >>> the time is 4:20 am, hundreds of people expected to be in san francisco for the big fireworks show. in the final touch is being worked on leading up to the big show.

eagles. ( laughter ) and since there would be no eagles there, the white house was forced to rebrand today's festivities as a "celebration of america." now, there's an idea-- a celebration of america and all it stands for, right in the middle of the summer. i think this could work. ( laughter ) let's get some fireworks, maybe a big parade. call it "the fifth of june!" and-- ( cheers and applause ) where's my flute? >> jon: oh, yeah! ( flute ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't-- that turned into a jig. and this afternoon, he did it-- the biggest, patriot-est, flag- a-bration ever. how much how much does he-- blah! ( laughter ) how much does he love america? he knew most of the words to "the star-spangled banner" and a couple of words to "god bless america." ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: he's got to rest. >> jon: he's got to rest sometimes. >> stephen: he's got to rest. he's singing so hard, he's got to rest. now, it's kind of hard to hear what the presiden

report -- eagle recovery. a tripping cause-and-effect to the regulation as -- attributing con -- cause to regulation as opposed to other rules is tricky. host: let's go to william, in connecticut. the morning. -- good morning. the waygandhi once said a society is first judged by how they treat their animals, who are lesser than us. i was in montana, and i had never seen such cowardice from hunters. they are flying around in airplanes, spotting elk, treeing a tv's and dogs to lions, or or mountain they are having a dog follow a , and with radios, to come and shoot them. why don't they grow up and be men. if they want to shoot something, why don't they become navy seals or real men, not ambush people. michael doyle, about how hunting is changed. guest: the caller made a point about the ethical concerns that play into hunting. if you look at the comments to the park service's rules, you can find those on regulations.gov, a dominant theme is that the proposed practices and the use of bait or dogs are immoral, unet

the city installed an eagle cam out there. it will let you, the public, everybody safely watch the bald eagles and their chicks. the birds moved in about 18 months ago. we posted a link to the eagle cam at our website, ktvu.com. just look for it on web links right there on of people will be gathering at san from this year's fourth of july fireworks show and the final touches being worked on leading up to that show. that show. >> reporter: the firefighters say they started to fight the fire with a fire last night. and they made good progress on the county fire. more on the fire fight coming up. >>> cooler temperaturestor your fourth of july forecast. we'll look at your day today and the fireworks forecast. . >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this holiday. love the tie. >> we did the red, white and blue. >> and mike is looking festive as well. >> thank you very much. happy to be here with you guys. this is the fourth of july morning. we're talking about the fireworks forecast. when i first heard the forecast,

i'm watching you. >> more than eagle eye. it's a little closer and then look out. >> it's like whoa. >> the moose until the very last second. >> oh, yeah, the moose does get away but if you didn't notice watch it again. that moose was along the fence line. there you can see the fencing as it was coming along the fence line it noticed the person standing there with the camera, got spooked. got into the fence a little bit and then pulls it's leg stay away from the moose okay. >> i know she doesn't know it's amazon prime day but she's about to get the best amazon package there is. >> amazon deliverseded a packag for you. get the mail. >> she's like fine. i'll go see what it is. >> look in the package. >> no porch pirate will mess with this present. >> daddy. >> cool. >> it is very cool. daddy was deployed but got to come home four months early and she's not the only one that's going to get surprised. here comes big sister chloe. immediate tears and hugs. dad picks her up and hugs her and then here comes the brother. >> oh. he wa

this is igor the eagle newly named in honor of the soaring performances of russian goalkeeper eagle ack in favor of the world cup and the number one attraction at moscow's do you lean you lose your strong strong well our team have never played like this and we wanted to celebrate our brilliant goalkeeper eagle i can fair an eagle is similar to a keeper with its quick reactions and sharp eyes he hopes but we never expected russia to do so well now it would be unfair to describe igor's a legacy project but his name is just one of the many unexpected consequences of this world cup the bigger question is once all the fans and footballers are flying home what's of true value and importance aside from a goal will be left behind. russia has spent billions of dollars on new stadiums that will benefit some elite level teams but photographer novikov has chosen to spend the last six years focusing his lens on the sort of pitches where world cup stars would fear to tread he says the lack of basic facilities for many young players is a problem untouched by these finals i found out that many faciliti

the city has installed an eagle camp at let's the public safely observed the eagles. they moved in about 18 months ago. eagles have been on the endangered species list since the 1960s. if you'd like to check it out, we posted a link at ktvu.com. you'll find it under web links on the homepage. >>> fire lakes -- fireworks will be lighting up the sky. >> they can be dangerous. as steve says, the stats on sparklers are eye-opening. >> reporter: they may seem like family-friendly fun but they are one of the most dangerous fireworks that you can actually hand your kids. here's why. it is the temperature at which they burn. sparkler burns at an average of 2000 degrees. let me put that in perspective for you. would, for example, burns at about 575 degrees. you can melt glass at 900 degrees. that means a sparkler like this burns at twice the temperature that it would take to melt glass. you can even melt gold with less energy. all of this to say this is a way to a 3rd degree burn. not to say that you could completely -- should completely eliminate them, don't hand one to a chi

, with an eagle on the first and four birdies followed. jordanne spieth looking good to win what would be a fourth major in four yea rs. what would be a fourth major in four years. slightly disappointing round of 71 for tommy fleetwood yesterday, he could not follow up his round of 65 on friday. worth pointing out that tommy fleetwood holds the course record with 63 in the alfred dunhill links last year and he can draw upon that as he heads to his final round today, four shots of the leaders and also rory mcilroy, slightly disappointing from him yesterday. four shots off the lead and saying he is desperate to get out today and will be looking forward to getting the driver back in his hand. he said after his round yesterday he wishes he was closer to the leaders but he has won an open championship before. let's not rule him out as he is still in contentious. tiger woods, a name we did not expect to see close to the top. also on five under, when you consider he has been away from the open two years, following the back surgery open two years,

. >>> the city has put up a live bald eagle cam. >> yeah. it's on you tube. you can check out the eagles that have taken residency. we actually grabbed some of the video. you can see one of them ton right sietd of the screen there. that's pretty cool. it is a cool sight. >> they are sleeping now. they wld in up next we want to get a look at the forecast. some folks may be up already putting things on the smoker. >> yeah. you have to get it ready for the grill. you'll be able to see chris out there. you can take him your consumer complaints. we'll have perfect weather. no complaints about that. we'll talk about hotter temperatures ahead in the forecast coming up next. >>> and we are seeing that holiday light traffic. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. i do have an update on mass transit schedule changes because of the 4th of july. i'll have the details coming up. . a live look outside in palo alto this morning.. ad lib. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m kris sanchez in for laura >>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us. 4th of july

eagles 41, patriots 33. here we go. get it locked in. >> i hope you can get out of it. >> these other friends from nashville. right here, i'm ready to roll. i can run right through a wall right now. >> yes. a wall of something. dana. >> i love the story. a birmingham college student walks 20 miles to his first day of work so his boss gave him a car. his own car broke down the night before he was supposed to start his new job but that did not stop him from showing up after over four hours of walking starting at 2:00 a.m. and with some help from local police he made it to work in the company's ceo heard about the story, personally thanked him and gifting him his own ford escape. he wants to go to the marines. a feeling he's going to make it. >> this car is helping me do what i need to do to expand myself out. >> he injured himself? >> i injured myself putting my finger on the strap. >> i think it's the wrong strap too. i'm not sure. one of the things you should always learn when you're traveling is how to fit luggage into

below this are the children of the eagle and raven. here we have a long house. traditionally, they would carve some kind of clan design on the entrance here so that people would know what clan the long house belonged to. welcome to the long house, the home of the people of southeast alaska. what you are smelling in here is cedar. the planks on the walls are red cedar. you will notice there are spaces in between them. they serve two different purposes. one was a ventilation, and two, two, it needs room to expand. posts. four house respect in the native people is a huge thing. bys one over here was carved two brothers and is called respect for family. you can see hummingbirds, representing children. we have the eagle and raven. they are lovebirds. post,ere we have a respect for self. it reminds me of the things my grandmother taught me. you can see the piercing here, it is part of the alaskan cultures to have a piercing here. i learned from one of my friends that when you have a piece of jewelry here, if you talk too much, your mouth gets sore. that piece of jewel

at the 14th mightjust momentum now and that eagle at the 14th might just get momentum now and that eagle at the 14th mightjust get him it. we will see, tom watson at hardisty many thanks indeed —— john watson. see, tom watson at hardisty many thanks indeed ——john watson. at carnoustie. what a race we had in constantine. lewis hamilton starts at 14 on the grid at the german grand prix, ended up winning it. this could be a turning point in the formula 1 season because with sebastian vettel crashing in his ferrari, hamilton is on top of the drivers championship. nick reports. to bea drivers championship. nick reports. to be a world champion, you need ability. up at also luck. lewis hamilton might have thought his was running out. misfortune left him 14th on the grid at hockenheim of championship leader sebastian vettel floor off the line, leading from pole. the britain fought his way through the field, climbing to fifth before halfway. further progress looked unlikely, until a storm arrived, shaking up the race and the championship. sebastian vettel is the biggest casualty. his prid

below this are the children of the eagle and raven. here we have a long house. traditionally, they would carve some kind of clan design on the entrance here so that people would know what clan the long house belonged to. welcome to the long house, the home of the people of southeast alaska. what you are smelling in here is cedar. the planks on the walls are red cedar. you will notice there are spaces in between them. they serve two different purposes. one was a ventilation, and two, it needs room to expand. we have four house posts. respect in the native people is a huge thing. this one over here was carved by two brothers and is called respect for family. you can see hummingbirds, representing children. we have the eagle and raven. they are lovebirds. over here we have a post, respect for self. it reminds me of the things my grandmother taught me. you can see the piercing here, it is part of the alaskan cultures to have a piercing here. i learned from one of my friends that when you have a piece of jewelry here, if you talk too much, your mouth gets sore. that

we want to grab video so you can see the eagles there. take a look right there on the right of your screen you can see one of those. that nest is there so you can check it out. >>> ten time national hot dog eating champion joey chestnut is going to eat as many hot dogs again today. hopefully he will win and not get an upset stomach. the 4th of july hot dog eating contest is a 4th of july tradition. the world's most competitive eaters will participate. men and women who think they have the same ache for this weighed in yesterday. whoever can scarf down the most hot dogs weighed in. chestnut took part in the shrimp ee eating contest and he won that one as well. >> step away from the food. >> it is too early for the grill. he put them in the crock pot. >> yeah. >> we are going to enjoy our 4th of july and hopefully you will too in whatever you're doing. it will be nice weather. take a live look outside in san francisco. if you have to go to work you have a very easy drive. temperatures are starting out in the mid-50s or some of the inland ar

. >> not an eagle? >> it wasn't hurt but it was scared. a chp officer got him off freeway but the duck had a bit of an accident. the officer had to change his uniform. it does look like a bald officer. >> if i'm the officer i'd stick with if eagle story. seems more dramatic. >> that's going to do it for us. see you at 6:00. lester holt is next. bye. >>> tonight, facebook's $100 billion plunge, the biggest one-day drop in history. new fallout after a year of scandals and the company says it's putting privacy over profit. >>> a state of emergency and new mandatory evacuations as infernos explode across california. >> it's devastating seeing everything go like this. >> reporter: yosemite shut down, homes burned to the ground and a fight to save thousands more in danger. >>> an alarming trend for new moms, the dangers at the hospital and the warning signs all expecting women should be looking for. >>> the missing student mystery in iowa, vanished without a trace after heading out for a run. her family pleading for answers. >> we just want her

speaking of eagles, how's this? don't write rory offjust yet. well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those ofjustin well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those of justin rose, well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those ofjustin rose, because in the last few minutes, francesco molinari birdied the 18th, hold the putt to finish an 8—under par. xander schauffele, the american golfer, the only player out there now who can catch him. but he needs an eagle on the last, nyom impossible in one of the last, nyom impossible in one of the toughest holes in golf, and in this wind, too —— nylon impossible. it looks like francesco molinari will be the open champion this year. studio: it does indeed, thank you, katherine downes. lewis hamilton started from 14th on the grid at the german grand prix but stormed to the chequered flag at hockenheim. he still had to sweat on the victory, with stewards taking exception to a pit lane manoeuvre, but with sebastian vettel crashing in his ferarri, hamilton is back on top of the formula one drivers' championship. nick

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. >> mine is bald eagle. i think the government calls me chubby bald eagle. thank you. very good to see you. >>> the walls are closing in on the russian investigation. president trump. now the cfo of the trump organization we've just been talking about reportedly called to testify in michael cohen's case. we're going to tell you all about this man. we've just told you a little bit about. allen wieselberg, including his very long history with the trump family and weather not he might flip. >>> and education betsy devos. first she's proposing major cuts to aid for students who are defrauded by for-profit colleges to the tune of $13 billion. and the no, times is reporting another twist. she wants to eliminate obama era rule that is require for-profit colleges to prove they provide gainful employment to skuns. she has personal interest. she staffed her department with many former for-profit executives. according to paperwork she submitted she's had millions invested in firms related to for-profit education. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there a

he took the eagles head which had been turned to the left, toward the arrows in the left column, the arrows of war. he turned the eagles head to the right toward the olive branches of peace away from war and toward peace he encircled the eagle with 48 stars, symptomatic of the 48 states of the united states at that time during the truman administration. the only changes since that time with the addition of two stars for alaska and hawaii under the presidency of president eisenhower but otherwise, it has remained the same. that is the ornament as it's depicted for 2018, we've got these available for you in our shop tonight, i would like to make that public a service announcement -- public service announcement, the shop is open until 8:00. we give a 10 % discount on anything in the shop and with got a special gift for you to go in and get. it's kind of like disneyland where you have to exit the gift shop before you leave but we have a special brass bookmark with the truman seal on it as well is the legend of the story i told you about, the redesign of the seal. that is our small gift t

the problem and particularly to cases involving native women the mother of missing don't eat a big eagle claims indigenous women suffer frequent attacks we are asked the royal canadian mounted police to comment on big eagles case but have yet to receive a reply they rarely william sue also lost a family member claims native women are attacked as the assailants know police will do little. we're target no. predator no that not. what. we know or that whether we would. use our my life i grew up around my. how much we were in the. one my mom and dog. in the city so i know all the laws especially within our system by i'm hard to work with. myself and i. were all the laws are and we were i mean there was another there used next indigenous women who are with the allegations against the corporate released department and they said they were that's an insult but nothing happened. the trade war between washington and beijing has escalated with the u.s. slapping the fast tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods machinery electronics and high tech equipment are all targeted china

toward the arrows in the left talon, and he turned the eagle's head to the right. stoo toward the olive branches of peace. away from war and towards peace. he encircled the eagle with 48 stars, emblematic of the united states at the time of the truman administration. the only changes were the addition of two star force alaska and hawaii under the presidency of president eisenhower. otherwise it's remained the same. so this is depicted for 2018. we had these available for you in our shop tonight. i'll make a public service announcement. the shop will be open until 8:00. and we also give you a 10% discount on anything in the shop. and we have a special little gift for you that you have to go in there and get. it's kind of like disneyland, you have to exit the gift shop before you leave. so we have for you a special little brass bookmark that has the truman seal on it, as well as the little legend in the story i told but the redesign of the seal and that's our small gift to you tonight. thank you all for being here as friends of the association. some of you have been

fly like an eagle let my spirit carry me ♪ i want to fly like an eagle until i'm free. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, lucy could only imagine enjoying a slice of pizza. now it's as easy as pie. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? steve: over 3.2 million jobs have been created since president trump took office and optimism about find ago good job record high according to gallup. look at that some people are worrying the labor market is too good and too favorable to workers. our next guest says these are the early signs of a capitalist come back. here to discuss the former ceo of cke restaurants and the author of the capitalist come back, the trump boom and the left's ploy to stop it andy puzder joins us. >> good to see you steve. good to be here. steve: is that true is the labor too good right now. >> i don't know how the labor market could be too good. we haven't seen wages go up. the big complaint by democrats during the obama administration was that we h

. >> today is american eagle day. >> we're joined for a very special visit by uncle sam, the eagle. and master falconer jonathan wood. jonathan, thanks for being back with us. >> great to be here with you guys. this show is for the birds, let me tell you. >> jimmy: isn't that great? [ laughter ] i mean, funny is funny, i don't care what side it comes from. today is a special day for our neighbors up north. canada just became the second nation in the world to legalize marijuana for recreational use. [ cheers and applause ] uruguay was the first. starting in october, canada will be number two. that's exciting, now canadians can finally smoke pot. [ laughter ] they must really want seth rogen back. [ laughter ] anyway. this is going to make hockey hilarious. in soccer news, it was another day of corner kicks and pretending to be hurt at the world cup in russia. to celebrate it is time for a portugal versus morocco edition of "the world cup play of the day." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they called the game on account of too much excitement. we're going to take a br

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to the problem and particularly to cases involving native women the mother of missing twenty to big eagle says that unfortunately indigenous women are attacked more frequently now we asked the royal canadian mounted police to comment on big eagles case so no comment yet scuse me but laura williams who also lost a family member says that attackers choose native women as their victims because they know that little will be done by police. no. credit or knowledge that not. one thing. we know or that that whether we would. hurt or just all my life i grew up around my. much. loved one my mom and saw the cars. so i know all the flaws especially women are slim i buy i'm trying harder to work with. myself and i. and see where all the lines are and you are i mean there is another experience thinks indigenous women forward with allegations against the club apartment and they said they were sex insults but nothing happened. this week donald trump departs on a weeklong tour of europe where he'll meet his russian counterpart and his nato allies the u.s. leader has warned alliance members he might withd

but we are asked at the royal canadian mounted police for comment on big eagles case but haven't had a reply yet they rarely williams who also lost a family member says that attackers choose native women as their victims because they know that little will be done by police. risks are bigger. than. the predator know that nothing was done them we know that and whether we would learn much. as all my life i grew up around my soundman. how much. were. loved ones my mom so i saw the cause my family in the seventies so i know all the flaws especially with our fire to work with north myself and i. were all the flaws are that i mean there's another where you think business women you forward with alice you can since the quote that department and they said they were such insults but nothing happens. more than a hundred people have reportedly been killed and dozens are missing in japan after torrential rains a least flips and landslides now authorities have issued a warrant for the evacuation of nearly six million people from nine prefectures thousands of firefighters police and cosponsored are

if you are a raven, your opposite of a member of an eagle clan. thosetwo sides, intermarry with each other, they honor each other, they help each other out in times of crisis. they host ceremonies for the other side. there is as great exchange, this balance, this reciprocity. this piece is from the clink it --tlingit region. it is a woven tunic. style that refers to is a of art that is woven mountain goat hair and woven over strands of cedar park. the specific design style, which has these wonderful bold designs oft portray the emblems particular claims. in this case, this abstract design represents the diving killer whale. anyone from that community, seeing this would be instantly aware of the persons clan affiliation. this is an emblem of that plan. to explain the design, this is a diving killer whale. the large eyes down at the bottom are the whale's eyes. it is diving. it's faces at the bottom. the body rises above. faces. two spirit these are particular separate the whale. one at the blowhole, and one that represents the body of the whale. an

the order affects all residents and businesses in areas near the double eagle ranch subdivision. an evacuation center is being set up at the lower lake high school. the pawnee fire has burned close to 14-thousand acres. and a fire in yolo county has doubled in size to 8-thousand acres. this morning one person is dead and two others are wounded after a shooting in san francisco. it happened last night in the city's mission district. one victim was pronounced dead at the scene... and two others taken to san francisco general hospital. that's where we find kron 4's sara stinson. she has the latest on condition of the victims. sara? san francisco police continue to search for the suspect or suspects involved in a triple shooting in the mission district.two people are recovering at s-f general and that's where we find kron 4's sara stinson with the latest details on their condition. sara?take reporter:marty - two people are recovering here at sf general.the hospital's spokesperson just told me both gunshot victims are in serious condition.however - he could not say if the victims are

eagles to the first superbowl title. in a powerful conclusion to the ceremony, the hundreds of survivors of larry nassar's sexual abuse were given the arthur ashe courage award. aly raisman accepted the award on behalf of the 141 nassar survivors who stood on the stage with her. not a dry eye in the room last night. an amazing espy awards. turning to major legal baseball where star infielder manny ma chauld owe chaud machado is headed to san francisco. he is in the final year of his contract, making him somewhat of a rental for the dodgers, who currently sit in first place atop the west. another major trade with the nba between spurs and raptors. san antonio sends leonard and green for de rozen and poetl in a first round pick in the draft. >> it puts things in perspective when you see all of larry nas wrar's victims standing up there and survivors, because they are very much that, standing on the stage taking the award. it is incredible. such courage on the stage all together, and also the emotional speech, losing his ei

million hours of service towards their eagle projects last year. this works out to 150 hours per project. tommy and his 18 volunteers dicated 934 hours of service to complete his coal mining exhibit. tommy, i applaud you and i appreciate your dedication and hard work. i know you have a bright future head of you. mr. speaker, in january, i came to this well to urge the support for bipartisan legislation i introduced with my illinois colleague, mr. schneider. our bill proposed a federal grant program to improve security at our schools and protect our children. since then our legislation passed the house and the senate and was signed into law by president trump. because of your bipartisan support, i'm proud to say these grants are now available to your local communities. please urge your local districts to ur visit gops.doj.gov for more information on how to apply for up to $500,000 in grants through the school violence prevention program. however, the application deadline for this fiscal year is july 30. so time is of the essence. we have advanced sa

in his opening round he made an eagle at the 1ath and this was his eagle at the sixth as well. matthew southgate tied for sixth here at the open last year. let's ta ke here at the open last year. let's take a look at the leaderboard. a number of big names still out on the course. two with a share on the lead of four under. 0ne course. two with a share on the lead of four under. one of four on three under at the moment. danny willett having dropped down the leaderboard on two under currently. more golf to come. rory macquarrie and tiger woods due to go out a little bit later on. thanks, john. some news just coming to us in the last half an hour regarding lewis hamilton. he's signed a new two—year contract to stay at mercedes, and will earn £30 million a year, but that could rise to a0 million depending on bonuses. we understand liverpool's new and very expensive goalkeeper will have a medical today. they're paying £67 million for the roma goalkeeper, a new world record for a keeper. the brazilian has a great record in italy's top league and liverpool were desperate to find a

(justine) and in lake county -- authorities have ordered a mandatory evacuation for the double eagle ranch subdivision area due to a flare-up in the pawnee fire. the order affects all residents and businesses in areas near the double eagle ranch subdivision. an evacuation center is being set up at the lower lake high school. a gradual cooling trend is likely on sunday thanks to the increase in marine layer and cool sea breeze. sunday's daytime highs will be in the 60s-70s along the coast and 80s to low 90s inland. expect temperatures to cool to below seasonal averages by the independence day holiday. modest warming is then possible late next week. (jrstone) and stay with kron 4 .... as we monitor the fire danger this weekend. make sure you download our mobile app... to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (justine) a massive day of action-- as protesters gather in dozens of cities across the country to rally against the white house's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy. (justine) demonstrators rallied against the separations and detentions of immigrant families at the border.

the eagles, i don't want to douse the enthusiasm of those of you who were excited about the eagles super bowl, but in 1968, they were a long way from that. they were owned by a gentleman named jerry olderman who was about to go bankruptcy and sell the team to winter toes. they were coached by a man who had been extremely unsuccessful at notre dame and somehow got a job at the eagles. jerry olderman hired him. in 1966, they did have a good year. they went like 11-5 and he was given a fi15 i-year contract, w is unheard of in sports. they proceeded to go 15-12 and philadelphia was extremely angry at this man. there were banners being flown around center city and franklin field on game day saying, joe must go. there was one particular creative sign at franklin field that sort of gives you an indication that sports fans haven't changed all that much. it said, joe, please go away and die. that was the eagles. the phillies finished in last place. it was the last year before expansion and they were used to finishing in last place. gene mach left the team as manager that year. dick was still mana

police she alleges the force doesn't properly investigate cases involving indigenous women diane big eagle told us what happened to her daughter. all of a sudden i heard a noise and i looked out the window and she was getting hauled off by three men in a black truck my mike all my children that i was babysitting and her children saw that so i phoned the police and told them you know. how come you pick up my daughter what she do and when you're going to let her go they said form back form back home back our two hours the next day then they told me she wasn't there and they never did anything like after i saw that i told them i think like good you guys took her. what to do with her and they were saying. she's not here so it couldn't have been ass and i kept going back there and i started accusing them you know are you guys taken girls because if you are you know i'm going to make sure that you guys pay for that meanwhile according to a canadian a police report just in twenty fourteen one hundred sixty four indigenous women went missing the report of twenty fifteen shows that the number grew

the eagles, i don't want to douse the enthusiasm of those of you who were excited about the eagles super bowl, but in 1968, they were a long way from that. they were owned by a gentleman named jerry wallman, a washington dolor, who was about to go bankruptcy and sell the team to winter toes. they were coached by a man who had been extremely unsuccessful at notre dame and somehow got a job at the eagles. jerry wallman hired him. in 1966, they did have a good year. they went like 9-5. and wallman rewarded him with a completely unprecedented 15-year contract, which at the time was unheard of in sports. and they proceed to go 2-12 in 1968. and philadelphia was extremely angry at this man. there were banners being flown around center city and franklin field on game day saying, joe must go. there was one particular creative sign at franklin field that sort of gives you an indication that the philadelphia sports fan hasn't changed all that much. it said, joe, please go away and die. that was the eagles. the phillies finished in last place. it was the last year before expansion and they were use

bald eagles and alligators, you mentioned. when we were children we did not see them. we do today because they are recovered. what this administration is doing with allies like john berosa, a senator from wyoming, is that they are taking the federal system from managing wildlife and trying to turn that over to individual states. he says let's let wyoming be in charge of managing the national wildlife spectrum of species. the truth is wyoming has no regional state recognition of endangered species. they are also removing, deleting science and ecological and natural heritage importance and replacing that with economic importance. so imagine a bald eagle on the endangered species list, on the brink of extinction, just four or five decades ago. if that was happening today, would that bald eagle have a chance to survive? unlikely. it would slip to extinction. >> you are a pragmatic guy, and i was shocked to see that when they voted on the endangered species list 45 years ago, it passed in the house 355-4. you will never get a vote like that again now. >> yes. >> tfeeling as

steve: fly like an eagle. jillian: you guys flew in the studio by the way. ainsley: we heard the national anthem out there. celebrating troops. lots of back and forth. we're a little out of breath but we made it. brian: 20 minutes over the top of the hour. ainsley: backlash growing over mgm lawsuit against the victims of the las vegas massacre. the company claims they are protected by a law passed after 9/11. do they have a case? bob massi will break it down. brian: we're gearing up for the soldier ride on the plaza. we'll go out to the wounded warrior project on the plaza and men and women biking through new york. ♪ your health, but it's tough to get enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies try new one a day with nature's medley. for great deals on great gear. like savings of up to 40% or more on select men's and ladies' shoes and sandals. and save 25% or more on select camping gear. plus bring the kids for free workshops, crafts and games