Bald eagle chicks rescued from river by wildlife sanctuary after nest fell due to storm.

In Missouri, two bald eagle chicks were rescued from a river by the World Bird Sanctuary after their nest fell due to a storm. A resident, Ray Settle, noticed them and alerted the sanctuary. The team used a borrowed canoe to save the chicks, who were submerged up to their bellies. The eaglets, about seven weeks old, are now under the sanctuary's care until they are ready to return to the wild.