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Beating their wing like fins we don't hear those signals either. that's in contrast to the noise the migratory geese and cranes make during their long journey. the birds constantly call back and forth that helps them keep track of their young in the air and tells them whether the lead bird needs to be relieved calling costs energy but saves energy for the formation overall. by the way the calls of a single crane are roughly as loud as those of a human weighing in around sixty decibels. if you have a science question go to our website and send it in if we answer it on the show who did our d.v.d...

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If you have a science question go to our website and send it in if we answer it on the show you get our d.v.d. with a light hearted look at some of avid einstein's greatest theories. the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. the a. mistake is world music to the is that the mind and. scientists are finding out how it acts on the brain. the music is not only a powerful emotional experience it also has an influence on the structure and development of the neural networks in our heads. matilda was born three months prematurely now at the age of two weeks she's

Wrong. >> no. i firmly believe. >> martha: you were polite. >> i was polite, i bought a cup of coffee. i patronized them. i sat down i wasn't cursing anybody. i was just sitting in there. >> martha: what is her role. >> we believe she is manager. she is definitely you were level employee. >> martha: she gets to decide who can have cover and who can't? >> yeah. >> martha: thanks for bringing your story to us. let us know if there are any developments and what the university's response is it will be interesting to watch. thank you, aaron spring. good to see you tonight. >> thank you for having m...

And that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow the show online on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. craig melvin up next. >> all right, andrea, thanks so much. good afternoon. craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. we've just been given the two minute warning. roughly two minutes from now, we will see president trump at the white house to pardon two turkeys. typically this is quite the light-hearted affair. however, we expect reporters to be shouting some questions at the president about, among other things, the roy moore controversy. the pres...