that's to keep people from walking in the moat and trying to walk up the parapet. but the bushes are sort of like abatis, which were pointed sticks and stakes that they would have outside a lot of the forts. so it has two purposes, to keep the people out and to kind of give you an idea what the abatis would look like. the platforms they built, you can walk into the moat and get a view along it, but you are not actually walking on it and helping to destroy it. so if you attacked, you came across open ground. these trees would have been cut down. that would have been all open ground. they could see you and start hitting you with artillery and even rifle fire way back. you would have had to come up and hit the abatis and then into the ditch, down and then try to climb up the high parapet while you would have had infantry on the other side as well as artillery firing out at you. so it was not an easy task in trying to take a -- one of the forts in the defenses of washington, plus you're catching fire from the other forts on both sides of this one. a lot of these forts

. >> reporter: police expanded their search for jordan nationwide but had few clues as to where he moatbe -- might be hiding out. police say they tracked down jordan's four cars and searched the home in the ritzy dated community. they hoped to track the 49-year-old person of interest and feared he may have slipped over the border to canada. the couple had had a rocky relationship. >> he said if you -- she said if anything happened, you know what happened. >> reporter: police have not say where he may have gotten the suspected murder weapon. t.j. winick, new york. >>> had a beautiful day and plenty of sunshine. a few fair weather clouds from the northeast. good stuff. warming us up to seasonable levels but nothing over the top. 82 downtown. 75 in dover. 77 in wen chester, have -- winchester, virginia. we stay mild. we stay breezy. we'll talk about how things will change slightly toward your sunday and when we really heat up. >>> summertime fun means fun in the sun but it can also mean a risky season with family hitting the pool. nearly 400 children drawn in pools and spas each year. more

and if the permit clears, a moated community. [ laughter ] a place where i am forever protected fromrime, by which i mean loud music after 9 pm. of course, we still have some bad seeds. for instance, some common street thug keeps stealing my decorative house flags. just this year they've made off with my thanksgiving cornucopia, my christmas "frosty having a snowball fight," my mlk day "martin on the mountaintop." [ laughter ] and my flag day "flag with a picture of a flag on it," [ laughter ] and there's one crime that rocks my suburban community to its core. of course, i'm talking about unscooped dog poop on my lawn. i call it public enemy number 2. [ laughter ] happens all too often and there is no way to know who the offender is. and i need to know. this is my lawn we're talking about. this isn't some lousy perennial ryegrass or st. augustine or zoysia or shade-loving fesque. fescue? (bleep) you! [ laughter ] this is kentucky bent-leaf blue! it's like the augusta national golf course out there. i cut it low and smooth, it's like putting on a baby's ass. [ laughter ] luckily, a ne

moat of all, victims' rights must be fully respected and clearly identified. finally, these victims are entitled to justice, reparations, and should be treated with close attention, as they are vulnerable. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: perseverance and collaboration will lead us to success in the eradication of this phenomenon. [ speaking morni ining foreign ] >> translator: madame secretary, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to conclude by stating that i hope we can work together to build a better future for all children of the world. thank you. [ applause ] >>> your words are inspiring and your leadership and the struggle is also inspiring. you are once again reminding us that the individual actions of each human being has tremendous impact and that we are all responsible for playing a role in eradicating this crime that continues to exist in our societies. i want to thank you all for joining this event today. the commitment, the passion, is responsibility that all of you take on and that is represented in this room once

. >> and wearing a tattoo in one city can get you deem moated. the mayor of osaka launched a full scale crack down on public employees and teachers. and there are visibility tattoos they will be transferred to another position. >> and coming up next some tiny dogs take a journey from the b >>> coming up at 6:00 a prominent gay rights activists winds up in jail busted for what police found on his computer, tonight we dig foo evidence that led to arrest. also zynga goes mobile unveiling games today. we'll show what you is in store. you'll see how a tiny chip could help restore vision of thousands who are fight eye disease. join us for abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thank you. see you in half an hour. >> can't wait to watch that story. and speaking of tiny things nearly two dozen chee with a was on the first leg of a frip from -- trip from san jose to canada today. >> this is a wings of rescue flight. they were loaded on to a flight this morning. and there is a volunteers flying them to washington state, then they're going to be ferried to canada. >> the pi

may go down to one of the shrinks actually you know check myself back up in the air you know just a moat. and if you subtract it because i won't be able to climb out of the brush in any game but. you know when you're mad again go show i'm looking to maybe go back and help out the situation. where it's been a real pain in the ass to try to keep it elevated as much as possible but you know what it's credibly the worst bone in your body to break. everything you do. you know i struggle around in the band i haven't really been additive man march i basically got one or two hot meals since i got here about two weeks ago i drove down to town and i went to campbell diner with somebody or worried about the speedway i'm worried about a lot of things now. i left less religious rather rapidly and i didn't get a lot of things going i need to get them done really need to get them back on. my social life is like right now so. as you can see i have my specialized sleeping unit my. my of my other wheels have a wheelchair and you know luckily i got a lot of storage in the back so i keep my food and stuff s

each of these parks have been enormously popular with players and moat of the parks' neighbors. the proposed beach chalet is the first to undergo an e.i.r. and with rec and park we willingly requested additional review leading to an e.i.r. which confirmed that this project is safe for people, the environment, the park and for kids and that's exactly what the e.i.r. found. this project will have practically no environmental impacts. the e.i.r. thoroughly examined many of the issues you will hear abouted tooze -- today. it's very comprehensive and very data-driven. this renovation has been studied extensively the past two years and we've had an abundance of participation. this is a good project for our kids and for our city. you've heard a lot today about families with kids leaving the city. i raised two here and it's not always as you -- easily -- easy but the city haze lot to offer. let's give them one more reason to stay, the safe, high quality fields. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm linda, a 43-year resident of san francisco, a mother and a grandmother

. >> symbolically the rock-filled moat surrounds it and the way to get over is with this symbolic bridge, but it's an abstraction of a bridge. it revokes drawbridges or gang planks, but it's in the idiom of the time it was built. >> this is a city landmark by the way. it's the newest city landmark as far as i know. >> the building that was built in 1959 is already-- >> it's been a landmark since the '80's. so it was recognized very early on as a modern building. the other thing i heard about the building. i wasn't there, but there were protests about a year ago and the police were rounding up people and putting them down below this bridge, but there was an exit, the police didn't know about. they were putting all of these people in and they were slipping out the back way. >> there are a number of pictures that you might see coming up about the special problem of a port at a hotel, which is a very difficult thing to do well. this is a particularly challenging job that someone, i don't know who, completed recently to remodel the hotel in chinatown. >> the old holiday inn. >> right, to beco

i just want to know if it is still the policy, are you still from moating that policy or are you trying to change that policy. >> having been a former law enforcement officer, you know that the safety of our agents is more important than anything. and i would say because of their safety, i would be glad to talk to -- not in this forum, to discuss those safety issues. and i'm hoping that you respect that, and i'd be glad to come and see you myself. >> i look forward to it. i yield back. >> the gentlewoman's time is expired. the gentleman from michigan, mr. conye conyers. >> thank you, chairman. i appreciate your announcing that there will be continued hearings about dea and its role. you will note, madam director, that i originally pointed out in my remarks that we spend huge amounts of resources and the rate of illegal drug activity continues at about the same pace. have you been able to reflect on that in terms of "how i met your mother" this keeps going on, and what we might be able to do about it. >> thank you for the question, sir. i think there's a lot of misinformation, mispercept

one is on the mark net florida featuring 1.4 acres and a three- bedroom house with a moat all for thein price of just $12 million. fox's phil keating shows us. >> rock island, like a little cruise ship that doesn't move. that's what i call it. >> reporter: for bob and elaina, it has been a self- contained circle of paradise a quarter mile from the mainland yet a world away from city life. >> a lot of peace and quiet if we want it. no crime and no noisy neighbors. the only noise here is the ocean if you want to call that noise. >> reporter: after 20 years of amazing snorkeling and sunsets, they are selling. asking price, $12 million. private islands like these are a rebounding real estate niche. they go for as little as $200,000. >> a veranda that runs 360 degrees. bob warns that hurricanes are just one personal threat. >> paradise, man. only one occupational hazard here. they like to drink beer down here. >> fun. >>> another milestone for price harper as the nats try to cling to first place. we are checking sports next. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, righ

station that under local and state law were mandated to accommodate all different 11 different transit moats and to build this wonderful community. just to give a little bit of background, a number of years ago the state department of transportation transfer the transbay joint powers authority. 12 developable eight goalacres. without the ability to sell this land, we would not be able to complete the project. there are a number of social considerations involved today in supporting the transit district plan. one is the city of san francisco need to sell the seven portions that were transferred to us at no cost by the state of california to complete the bill of the transit center station itself, which is now under construction. one of the very first properties weaseled recently was to allow housing for formerly displaced housing. senator byrd, when he was president of the senate worked very hard to include housing on site, but we need to sell the other personal, which is part of the transit center district plan in order to consider -- develop the project. the tax income generated over the life

existing provisions is this no public interest it was a very simple test as long as you had enormous moat if you could be sure and it sounds that you would be protected now individuals of those claiming to use the provisions have to satisfy public interest make it very difficult for people to advise them the government archy's that the changes are aimed at closing a loophole this meant that employees with personal grievances a for employment contract have been able to use the whistle blowing provisions but the some this will be seen as just the latest measure making it harder out the truth. of course is this trend. this is blowing the whistle have to differing degrees had their lives changed their reputations threatened or ruined their freedoms removed but in the process they reveal secrets that the rich and the powerful never wanted us to know that was being told i was doing the wrong thing. and yet it felt so right for me and i knew what i was doing the watching their battle highlights the importance of protecting whistleblowers and the public's right to know something they all say was

moats of the activity by 8 or 9 will be east of the baltimore region. we still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect officially until 9:00. we're still at last report 94, but the dew point is down to the lowest it's been in dies, down to 59. humanity is only at 29%. that is killing some of these thunderstorms. hagerstown will drop. d.c. at 96. ocean city had a little rain there. west winds around the air will eventually bring in a new air mass with drier air and lower humidity for the weekend. another front will cool us down even more by next week. the bulk of it seems to be down bit carolinas. a weaker line form together west. we have a chance of a thunderstorm at least around 9 or 10. and then things will quiet down. it's going to be warm tomorrow. but we won't be in the 90s like we've seen. maybe another thunderstorm, and even cooler weather for next week. northwest winds@around 10 miles per hour -- winds at around 10 miles per hour. and a low tonight of about 78 degrees. and tomorrow, it will get town about 89. >>> still ahead -- >> what are an

. >> thank you for joining us, did you take a dip in the moat? it was not the cleanest thing in the world but it was still refreshing. it is not making much of a surge inland and there will be a big difference in the temperatures, 60s and 70s and inland 80s still some 90s, here is sal. >>> no traffic on the bridge, here is sal. >> the commute looks good a long san francisco, and northbound 101 let's go to pam and dave. >>> very frightening moments, police found self suspicious devices and a number of weapons last night. joining us about the new women. >> reporter: they did a sweep basically of the biting and it has been -- of the building and it has been a long night. we are here on columbus street and police say a mentally unstable woman fired a gun. they evacuated the more than 200 people who lived here last night. police did the sweep and the bomb squad was called in to examine some suspicious devices and they say she is ex-military and has had a history of anger and mental problems. >> the painters with getting on that nerves and she was miss

fortress balance sheet you talk about and i would like to remind you that fortress balance sheet has a moat that was dug by taxpayers to the tune of $25 billion in bailout money and more than $450 billion in loans from the fed, so it seems to me that the american people are a big part of helping to make your bank healthy, and the one thing that they would seek in return is to ensure that you're not working against the very essence of what are legitimate efforts to control the risk so that you can prosper and your shareholders can prosper but at the same time, it doesn't become the collective risk of the taxpayers of this country. do you not think that's a fair ask of the american people? >> i want a strong financial system like you do. we have supported a lot. there are thousands of rules and regulations. we are not firing them all. we are giving informed advice on some of them. there are some we think don't make sense and we think we are entitled to tell you the things we don't make sense. >> you're entitled to tell us the things that don't make sense. i also think that the american people

what he would say on the stand about molesting lynch but the moat motion for mistral claims that the prosecutor did know that you would deny the abuse. a pretrial is set for the man accused of shooting seven people to death at an oakland trade school. he was expelled from oikos university prior to the shootings. pleaded not guilty to seven charges of murder and three counts of attempted murder. the santa clara stadium project is hit another bump in the road. officials pulled $30 million of city redevelopment funds that were promised. city voters approved the money for the stadium in 2010 before the state dissolved redevelopment agencies. the money is now in control of the county which decided it should go towards more urgent needs. >> could it slowed down? i doubt it but it is not good when there is a promise backed by the voters generating economic development for the city and it is confusing >> a court battle is likely. it is a small percentage of the stadium's cost which is financed by the team. stockton faces a decision today to determine if it could be the largest city in the na

on monday, president obama had his first moating with russia's president putin. the first time in three years they've met. president obama is due to sit down with china's president before the summit ends later today. south a mother in salt lake city taking her two young kids with her on a drive-by shooting. she ford a gun police say from her car at you group of men not once but twice. police say a mother with her two toddlers in the back seat pointed a gun out of the car window and started shooting at a man police later identified as her neighbor. during the day, this chiewpt is filled with children. >>> newly released phone calls are shedding some light on perjury charges against george zimmerman's wife. zimmerman made the call from jail after he was charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. prosecutors say this is proof the couple knew aboutle did the 135,000 they had raised on i web site created for his legal defense. >> i asked ken to double up on it, $10 in the morning and $10 in the evening. that way, can you put into mine a

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the place we were last night which we showed you people surrounded by a moat and using whatever creative tools they could to get in and out, and now the county has ordered them to be gone, mandatory evacuation, and public service crews rounding them. >>shepard: thank you, phil, on disaster debby. >> syria is in a civil war and another sign the fighting can spill over the borders and go regional. a former ally of the syrian regime warns now that syria's troops to stay away from his country. a live report, next, and jobs still hard to come by and people are nervous about the committee so why are homes getting more expensive? [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>shepard: just in,

of millions of dol they put more money in the classroom and making sure they have health insurance moat voters would have said yes, you need to do that. i tried to fix it then i talked about it. most politicians talk about it but never fix it. i will pick fixing it every time. you need to pauk about it and fix it. >> the voters are not the only ones watching the recall result. the entire nation will be on the state. we talk to do governor walker about that. >>> the implication of what happens here in r with regards to the national election. it really is a microcosm of the state of wisconsin is very much like america. not just in the past year and a half you go back to 2000 and 2004 it's a good example. we are almost evenly divided for years we have almost been evenly divided between democrats and republicans. we have diverse areas urban areas and rural as well. what you sees a question of people who want like i did in 2010 a broad based message that is optimistic and is about empowering -- overwhelmingly empowering middle class in our state and business owners putting people to work and

antarctica contains 09% of the earth's ice and 07% of its fresh water, moat of the that contained lockthe ice -- contains 90% of the earth's ice and 70% of its fresh water, most of that contained locked in the ice. >> even though the iceberg is floating in saltwater, it has no salt because it is compressed snow. >> thats with a good one. >> if you have a question you want answered, all you have to do is go to myfoxdc.com and click on -- cold as ice. this is your are rae, tucker. >> even tony is getting in on that. >> it is meyer rae too. >> i think we should be listening to hot-blooded. >> no, want to hear this, coal as ice. >> julie wright, i know you are ready to like strike back, aren't you? >> you know what? tony got a good one in because i heard tucker say he would for the let me go to the movies. >> i had nothing to do with that. >> i know but you took a jab at tucker for me. >> i think it would be a ball to go to the movies with you to see ted. >> wouldn't that be fun. >> you have ahe got such an infectious laugh. wouldn't that be great in the theater. no, seriously, it would be

in fact, that neighborhood we were at last night where it was essentially a moat surrounding all their homes. evacuation is being very strongly encouraged, shep. >> cedar key florida. as florida deals with the floods, other areas are facing a heat wave. temperatures up through the dakotas. rapid city in south dakota had a scorcher today, 109. in denver, five straight days of triple digits. it's june, remember, and that ties a record from 2005. the heat is expected windy city around 1:056789 evansville, indiana where temperatures are in the 90's today a 7-year-old girl cooled notify a bank's fountain. southwest of topeka a lifeguard found relief by pop ago bag of its right up on her head. heat and humidity causing major problems for the firefighters who are trying to contain a number of blafses out west. some major fires burning in spots from montana to arizona. the worst of it in northern colorado there where the state's second largest wildfire in history is now burning. officials in bolder say a new fire just forced them to issue a preevacuation notice, a full update with meteorologis

for folks who want to get away from it all ultimate 12-million-dollar island complete with its own moatast sister rock island off of the town of marathon in the florida keys. our phil keating is there live tonight. phil, owning your own island is not necessarily pure paradise, right? >> no. a lot of these affordable private islands don't have a house already on it. so then you are going to have to deal with how you get all the construction material and the extra cost of building the house. here you have a front yard, backyard, side yards, pure atlantic ocean, gorgeous aqua marine waters of the florida keys. dolphin watching. from above you is see this island is sir could you -- circular around it drudged to protect the islands from the waves. there are a total of 8 other islands all for sale right now for varying prices. and, again, can you get one for maybe $300,000 and on these islands, well, you have fewer concerns of city life. now, taking a look at our other camera from the mainland, can you see east sister rock just about a quarter mile from the shoreline. technically you could wa

so they had to get it basically over an electronic moat and then it went in and attacked the actual centrifuges speeding them up, slowing them down and ultimately making many of them blow up. all the while sending signals to the iranian control room that everything was operating normally. >> brown: up to this point we always talked about this as an israeli operation, at least speculation. right? so you're suggesting that... you're laying out the details here about how this was originally a u.s. operation? >> it was a u.s. and the israelis together and we ran a story in january of 2010 that said as much. that said that looking at this code and from the reporting we did we believed it had been4mo a u.s./israeli operation. what i did as i started working on confront and conceal was pull on that string to figure out what had happened and really the big revelation here, the first big break in the story wasn't anybody talking about it, it was the escape of this computer code, this computer virus. >> pelley: when you says.... >> brown: when you say escape... >> literally it escaped. it was supposed to

it has really cool manual controls and modes, shooting modes, like burst moat, which means you can takein a second. >> arthel: that's great if you go to the game. you said you could switch out the lens. do you have to have the large lens on it? >> you could do a smaller lens on there, yeah. you could do a telephoto lens on there. >> rick: smile. >> okay. >> rick: very nice. perfect. everybody ready for father's day? what are you get your dad for father's day? >> i can't tell you in front of him. >> rick: any gift ideas? >> he's right there. >> rick: what do you want exactly? >> a new sports car. couple of new toys, dvr, sony tv. >> arthel: we have dirty dishes, maybe you can come do that examine get a big allowance, i don't know. dad, that's not going to happen. >> anything. i love the things they make for me. >> brian: good grades. >> rick: happy father's day. our friends visiting from maryland. thank you, carol. good to see you and thanks for watching. >> arthel: harris faulkner, fox report next. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joi

me woke up this morning with 3 feet of water as you see right here basically creating this massive moat the water level has dropped throughout the day. that's leaving some to tough it out and stay put and get very creative with how they hall in food and water. but pasco county trucks are driving around willing to take out anyone who will voluntarily evacuate. meanwhile, sandbags are stacking up at many businesses and homes as this rain keeps coming. >> been trying to get everything up off the floor and second story. we're on our way out to find a safe, dry place tonight. >> and fresh video in from the u.s. coast guard. a dramatic air rescue yesterday in the big bend area of florida. a family of five adults, four kids and two dogs stranded out of their vacation home in a basic sandbar now air lifted and safe on higher ground tonight, shep. bill. >> shepard: the big problem with this storm is it is sitting and spinning and may be there, what, the reps of the workweek? >> yeah, it's a rainmaker. as far as debby's winds they have actually decreased in speed throughout the day. sustained win

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