now, a lot of people look across canyon land, say, in southeast utah where this picture is, and it's not really clear how you get around, how you get from place to place. but if you know this place well enough you know right over this lip of white sandstone, if you go right over the ledge and hang your foot over this side, you can't see it but you can feel it with the tip of your foot, there's a little toe hold down there, then if you get on that toe hold you drop your other foot down and there's another toe hold. it happens a thousand years ago somebody carved just a series of toe holds down this rock face. and you climb down those and they lead to a ledge and the ledge wraps around underneath here and it drops down into another spot that you go through a saddle and around to the other side and through another saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route that's constantly carrying you down deeper and deeper and this is the landscape is just covered with these. i don't take maps out there any more out into this place because it's all memory. this place is the map. i went do

canyon conservancy wants more eucalyptus cut down. >> we are concerned you're putting us all at increased risk of losing the wild lands in the canyon and our homes. >> reporter: but today, they and the district have all reached an agreement. once ratified by the court, the cutting will begin. in oakland, don ford, cbs 5. >>> drugstores already sell a broad range of healthcare products. now the nation's largest drugstore chain wants to sell health insurance too. sources say walgreens will offer a variety of coverage through a private health insurance exchange. walgreens would not confirm or deny the plan. analysts say walgreens is part of a wave of new businesses that will offer health insurance in light of health reform laws that take effect in 2014. >>> a new breed of volunteers can be found working with patients at a bay area medical center. dr. kim mulvihill joins us to explain. hi, kim. >> reporter: hey, liz. we are talking about dogs. now, the aztecs believed dogs were spiritual guides that possessed magical powers to help ease human pain. one bay area hospital shows the aztecs had it right. at kaiser permanente hospital in va

land at napa county airport this afternoon. instead it skidded on to highway 29 just south of jameson canyon. the plane came down with its landing gear down. hit a car and send two people with minor injurys to the hospital. >>> as the first anniversary of the daily san bruno explosion approaches we could be closer to answers tonight about what went wrong. the national transportation safety board is scheduled to release its final report on the blast in washington tuesday. last september's explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. two community events will be held in san bruno next month to remember those who died. >>> san jose police are investigating a fatal stabbing the latest in a surge of homicides this year. police found the man who had been stabbed on easy street around 10:30 last night. his name has not yet been released. he died an hour later at san jose regional center. his death is the 37th homicide in san jose this year compared to 20 in all of last year. >>> in san francisco two men are being treated for gunshot wounds after a shooting in the south of market neighborhood

one-on-one with an aide and camper experience, and wonderful glen canyon's the ideal place, i have to tell you, rather than a flat land, because of its location and the fact it is in a canyon that most of our kids, our special campers, are runners. that means if they are let go, they go. and because of this natural surrounding, it's almost like nature is giving them a big bear hug there in glen canyon and they can't run up the hill. they are safe, they are enclosed. vicky put together marvelous program. had some special tents just for kids. when meltdowns did occur because kids with autism often like being in closed areas. they feel safer. and a lot of the typical camp, why can't i have autism? i want to go into that tent, too. so i would like to just tell you a couple of the benefits and play a three-minute video on it. it of course prior to this year those four weeks were summertime in general are really difficult for parents. if you have a child with autism, you really do have to dedicate your life to that. my wife -- very successful venture capitalist, but she had to let that go for a while to take care of her boy

direction, it's clear there but just before around sycamore valley road crow canyon on-and-off ramps blocked for road work. also outside lands festival at golden gate park entrances are closed and extra muni buses will be in service and allow extra time because traffic will be jammed in the area. >>> time is just about 4:41. >> still perplexed at the pump. oil prices are falling. so why aren't gas prices falling as much? >> what a new survey is3q lysol knows that missed school days are missed opportunities. that's why we created the blue ribbon attendance challenge to help keep kids at their desks... while our innovative products, like new lysol x-tra large dual action wipes and lysol no touch hand soap continue to encourage healthy habits in schools. to get your school involved, visit lysol.com/schools. buy any two lysol products and get lysol wipes for free. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while also neutralizing odors at their source. it's a clean you can s

level after being given the task of guiding k h i'll run his own land to lift the cup and the fast approaching season right at the canyon as this report. it's often a narrow margin that separates moments of glory or moments of disappointment april twenty seventh this is a cinderella side glance infused with new life where there are check coach. a method to go in cup finals where they were stuck just one step from the trophy bike a chill powerhouse so i want you life however on the eve of the fourth season the magician men are looking to become even stronger with their major reinforcements coming from sweden and you head coach ben arky gustavsson led his country to own a gold in turin two thousand and six and world championship victory in the same year this isn't the sinew it clear blue and yells ambitious expectations are as clear as daylight although gustafsson remains cautious stuff to set a goal now we're going to win the championship on the course everybody wants to win it but that's not a realistic goal right now but maybe during the season we will feel that you know we're we could be and should be out there so it'

>> they searched on horses, atvs and on foot combing through brush land, deserted lots and the murky river running through the canyonfind something. afraid of what that something would be. >> and nothing. we have looked in a very vast open areas, we've looked on top of the river and we've looked under the river and we have not found her. >> special dog teams sniffed along the highway leading down to the riverbed. rescue divers searched under water but found no trace. with the trail growing cold, police turned their attention to paige's second ex-husband. rob dixon, the father of her three children. they have been divorced for a year and dixon now lived in philadelphia. but people here in grand junction certainly remembered dixon. and not necessarily fondly. >> rob was a guy who showed up in town and made a splash. >> paige's parents knew the story all too well. how rob dixon had come into a huge family fortune, how he moved to grand junction, bought the big house, filled its garage with exotic sports cars. >> he went through his money in a hurry. >> i've seen where in a deposition he admitted that he lost over $10 m

. >> .from day 1 of saving the grand canyon or the arctic refu it's whenever we're in a recession people wanna open up the public lands. >> right. >> but we don't know what bank account we're gonna give our kids but i.i wanna know that my.my.my son johnnie and my daughters you know can someday go up to alaska and it's there, that there's public lands that they could get lost in the wild, that they could hunt, they can fish and that they could see bear and.and moose and so it takes some effort to preserve it. the good news is we've done it. you've written about a lot of subjects over the years but this.this.these two books, i mean you could view the tr book as a book about tr but in the context that you're talking about it really was a book about conservation in which tr was a lead actor. your books have been about people, they've been you know they've been biographies of people. even the books that have been outside the realm of public affairs whether it's the letters of hunter thompson or the jack kerouac stuff that you've done. >> yes. >> .this seems like a departure, a different.a slightly different direction. what

canyon park improvement plan. for you the item is to recommend to the board of supervisors to accept a gift valued over $483,000 from the trust of public land for the development of a park improvement plan and the related outreach process. approve the agreement with the trust public land for use of the gift. and direct the general manager to commence, tell me, to commence further design development and outreach to implementrt

canyon park improvement plan. for you the item is to recommend to the board of supervisors to accept a gift valued over $483,000 from the trust of public land for the development of a park improvement plan and the related outreach process. approve the agreement with the trust public land for use of the gift. and direct the general manager to commence, tell me, to commence further design development and outreach to implement portions of the project to be funded with the neighborhood parks fund, clean and safe neighborhood parks bond. let's get started. i wanted to review again the goals that we set out to work with the community, to come up with a long-term plan for this very complex and beautiful asset in our system, which is glen canyon park. it was important to work with the community to sign a long-range vision and also figure out what we could build with the funding we have at this time. which is $5.8 million. and determine what the best way is to proceed. the park is really special. it has both a natural beauty of glen canyon and the creek located in the heart of the city, array of amenities including hiking trails, children's play are

other than providing the additional land for expansion, what pressure is being put on the canyon's by this number of people to provide help and at what cost? >> that is the largest refugee camp in the world. it has been there since 1991. if you of refugees inside of kenya is very sensitive politically. they been very patient dealing with this refugee crisis for two decades. the order of magnitude, earlier this year, there were getting about 1200 new arrivals per week. it is now about 12 stoddert, 1300 per day. -- 1200, 1300 per day. they are asking them to open three major camps. there was an expansion, which we have long asked them to expand. when i was there three weeks ago, i was on the ground with the prime minister, who had a public press conference with the international media. at the press conference, he gave his word of the government of kenya would allow the expansion to be open to, and the u.n. has begun to move refugees there and we look forward to the government of content -- the government of kenya to support that. the cost of the campus largely borne by the u.s. -- borne

canyons show their frustration with the pressure that was applied to them with the refugees that they had. your flyer says that they get 1225 new refugees per day. other than providing the additional land, what pressure is put on the people of kenya to provide support and how is this costs being borne? >> you are correct. this has been there since 1991 and the issue of refugees inside kenya is very sensitive. they have been patient in dealing with this crisis for a couple of decades. to give you an idea of the magnitude, there were getting about 1200 new arrivals a week and now this is 1200 per day. the international community has asked for another camp. there was the it expansion that we have asked for them to expand and when i was there three weeks ago, i was there on the ground, and there was a press conference with the international media. he gave his word that the government of canada would allow for the expansion to be opened. we look forward to a continued commitment from kenya to support this. the cost for the camp is borne by the international community. cashre responsible for the management and the food program, which is responsible for feeding the refugees. there was financi