few years to lee. you start out 1954 by saying [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ] so you say something like states rights and all that stuff. like him glen is using coded language because in 2021, he can t get away with saying what he really wants to say so if you see glenn youngkin talking about critical race theory. critical race theory. make sure to let him know he s not fooling anyone. but coded language of critical race theory isn t so coded anymore, is it? we know the crt bogeyman is anything pertaining to race or history that makes any white parent or child feel uncomfortable including toni morrison s beloved work of american fiction on the historical trama of slavery. banning such content is prominent in republican glenn youngkin s campaign, you would think this race is between
again. he s alert. he s now trying to eat. there is promise. he has improved dramatically. he s up and walking and perching which is a lot better than what he was when he came in. reporter: it was just a few years ago the american bald eagle was taken off the endangered species list. they can live 30 years. robert has hopes for glen. i m just hoping i ll be able to be there when it is rereleased into the wild. that would be the most gratifying part of it. reporter: because of his roadside rescue, that vet says glen has a fighting chance. david muir, abc news, new york. i didn t realize their laws, their talons were ten times stronger than a human fist. they can fly 30 to 40 miles an hour roughly. so they some are big, strong birds, just like the country they represent. how about that? i can t do it. is that a crow? i think it s a crow but it s
probably sound like and a team of good samaritans jumped into action. the eagle is now being treated by veterinarians. david muir brings us the details on this very cool rescue. reporter: robert hutton was on his way home from work when he spotted that rare bald eagle struggling in the middle of the road. the bird was just hopping around here in the intersection. he stopped and in the middle of traffic approached the bird carrying a blanket he found in the back of his truck. the bird s clause were as big as my hands. reporter: he wrapped him in the blanket, put him in the back seat and brought him to the vet. the bird sitting in a cage for the first 24 hours barely able to open his eyes. they could hear him struggling to breathe. the vet s team naming him glen. the technician holding him with those giant gloves. the vet wrapping tape around the claws. the clause ten times stronger than the human fist. they checked his heartbeat. put him on fluid and antibiotics. the eagle
spokane, washington, after a bald eagle was struck by a car. probably sound like and a team of good samaritans jumped into action. the eagle is now being treated by veterinarians. david muir brings us the details on this very cool rescue. reporter: robert hutton was on his way home from work when he spotted that rare bald eagle struggling in the middle of the road. the bird was just hopping around here in the intersection. he stopped and in the middle of traffic approached the bird carrying a blanket he found in the back of his truck. the bird s clause were as big as my hands. reporter: he wrapped him in the blanket, put him in the back seat and brought him to the vet. the bird sitting in a cage for the first 24 hours barely able to open his eyes. they could hear him struggling to breathe. the vet s team naming him glen. the technician holding him with those giant gloves. the vet wrapping tape around the claws. the claws ten times stronger than the human fist. they checke
again. he s alert. he s now trying to eat. there is promise. he has improved dramatically. he s up and walking and perching which is a lot better than what he was when he came in. reporter: it was just a few years ago the american bald eagle was taken off the endangered species list. they can live 30 years. robert has hopes for glen. i m just hoping i ll be able to be there when it is rereleased into the wild. that would be the most gratifying part of it. reporter: because of his roadside rescue, that vet says glen has a fighting chance. david muir, abc news, new york. i didn t realize their c claws, their talons were ten times stronger than a human fist. they can fly 30 to 40 miles an hour roughly. so they some are big, strong birds, just like the country they represent. how about that? i can t do it. is that a crow? i think it s a crow but it s