and powder post beetles. sawtooth beetles. we know there were black rats brought in with the colonists. all of these hitchhikers that the colonists were not bringing on purpose. we have the evidence of indian women in this time period being in the fort. and this is a needle made from the rib of a deer. if you look closely, it is decorated here. and these are the types of tools the indian women would use to make the finally the less finely woven mats the colonists loved. they talked about them all the time. they sent them home to england. they used them as tapestries. it appears the indian women are probably sitting in the fort producing those for the colonists' use. we also have evidence of fashioning projectile points or arrow points from the tips of deer antlers. so, that is another native technology that is being produced. this, and here's -- see these are shell beads made from this mussel. it lives around jamestown. this is a production site for these beads, because they're all unfinished. together,rong these but they are

the beetles sang by platform by second place and the problem was not protection.was sound or the lack of it. despite enormous 100 watt amply identifiers, the music was no match for the mania. girls screeching and crying basically drowned out the vocals. but it didn't matter. to be there was to be part of something special and historic and to think it happened 50 years ago.

the thinks a pose we will do a beetle. >> are you sure it ace live it is, a live. >> okay. >> he hasfor rest will will for mating rights good this is saturday and sunday. >> yes you can meet all these bugs in person plus you can learn how to do bug yoga. >> we will have more bugs then this. >> yes. >> southwestern million pieds. >> they are fun? yes. >> so, we will have not only these guys, and so much more. >> he is like a bracelet. >> and we have bug chef coming in again. >> excuse me a bug chef. >> cooking up some lovely dishes, tarantulas, yes. >> karen, this will be so much fun. >> so much to see. >> cristina is here to teach south bug yoga posts. >> i am we're ready. >> we don't have six or eight limbs so we will recreate bigger portions of them. we will do praying mantus. >> let's see the real one. >> this is a praying mantus. >> yes. >> show it to jamill right there. >> now are we supposed to look like that. >> yes good we will try our best. >> we will come and do a forward lung here. we will keep a night right bent leg. >> for a praying mantus, and they have a big hit, big t

>>reporter: here are the beetles.sicians, 12 >> death toll rises in china after a series of massive explosions. 112 people are known to be dead. >>> also ahead, at least 40 migrants died trying to cross the mediterranean. many were suffocated below decks. in taiz, pro-yemen forces make gains in yemen's

bark beetles to thrive.g because they're sick for water. they've cut down requirements for loggers to remove dead trees, hoping to make the forest safer. >> the logs were available, and millers were still taking logs before winter gets here. >> reporter: malio moved to live in the tree s. >> hard to see. when the area gets changed you feel like oh, that is not so good. but you know, it will recover. >> reporter: she's had several trees cut down near her home and says logging will help firefighters have a better chance, stopping a blaze. >> you saw it driving in. there is a band here, like 60% to 70%. >> reporter: 60 trucks hauled away a thousand trees but trees continue to die, so this won't be the last truck to drive off. >>> only one city on the west coast made the ten best local food scenes and it isn't napa or san francisco, it's oakland. coming in at number seven, the culinary seen is hot and trending. diners can find a wide range of foods and neighborhoods to choose from. oakland restaurant week is con

bark beetles to thrive.are dying because they're sick for water. they've cut down requirements for loggers to remove dead trees, hoping to make the forest safer. >> the logs were available, and millers were still taking logs before winter gets here. >> reporter: malio moved to live in the tree s. >> hard to see. when the area gets changed you feel like oh, that is not so good. but you know, it will recover. >> reporter: she's had several trees cut down near her home and says logging will help firefighters have a better chance, stopping a blaze. >> you saw it driving in. there is a band here, like 60% to 70%. >> reporter: 60 trucks hauled away a thousand trees but trees continue to die, so this won't be the last truck to drive off. >>> only one city on the west coast made the ten best local food scenes and it isn't napa or san francisco, it's oakland. coming in at number seven, the culinary seen is hot and trending. diners can find a wide range of foods and neighborhoods to choose from. oakland restaurant wee

one good soaking winter could bring them back to life but the beetle-infested pine trees are gone for good. >>> two adults and five gray wolves pups were cited. they haven't been spotted in california since 1924. the animals aren't known to harm humans. and because they are endangered, it is illegal to hunt on trap them. the wolves were found in southeastern siskiyou county. wildlife officials are calling them the shasta pack. >>> a fisherman near santa barbara has a shark story to tell. the ocean predator sunk its teeth into his kayak. take a look. >> it didn't just stop after that initial slam. the kayak then started kind of moving back and forth, at which point i was seeing a lot of whitewater and splashing. >> that's when lyon's friend paddled toward him fast and with the crew of a nearby squid boat pulled him to safety. lyon says that he wasn't scared. he was actually thrilled. >> this is the most legit experience of my life. it was awesome. completely in vain. i couldn't believe that i had just come face to face with the apex predator and now i'm sitting on a boat 100% safe. >>

her eyes were probably about as big as the headlights on a volkswagen beetle.tant reaction was, i knew it. i knew it. >> reporter: susanne says her mom had been sending money to diana regularly to pay for home repairs and expenses for the kids, but she says diana wanted more. >> she wanted to live my mother's life, do all the things that she couldn't afford to do. >> reporter: and to do that all she had to do was enlist the help of a few friend and commit a murder. >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> reporter: detectives didn't think jim knew anything about his wife's deadly plan for his mother. and what exactly was her plan? diana had stopped talking and asked for awe lawyer. but her friend andrea benson, did talk and told d.a. richard moran the whole sordid tale. andrea said she had never met diana before and had been told by a relative to pick diana up at the airport and, as they were driving -- >> diana nadell said to her, i'm not really here to go to a wedding. i'm really here to kill my mother-in-law. >> reporter: she says this to a person she's never met before? >> y

back performed a number of songs from the sound of music with a heavy metal touch and included the beetle'sand some korean folk songs that formed in communist ugloslavia in the 80s and one of the best known bands and sitting on their hands and thanks for being with us, i'm tony harris from new york and the news continues next live from london. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. hello there this is the news hour live from london. coming up, greek prime minister alexis resigns and calls elections for next month seeking a new mandate for his bailout deal. macedonia declares a state of emergency and calls in the army to block the influx of refugees and other migrants. and as violence returns to aiden and look at why the yemen second city is at the heart of a struggle betweenal

. >> i have within of our highlights of the the festival, it is our at last beetle.f the largest. we will have a larger rhino beetle at bug fest. >> wow good this is first time we will get to show. that come out and check that out with a lot of our live collections. we have 60 species represented in the live collection good i heard there is over 3,000 different kind of beatles roaming around. >> over that. >> there is more beatles then anything else in the world. >> unreal. >> we will have our world renowned collection. talk to them about our collection and research going on. if you would like a buggy taste this isn't one you like to eat. this is one of the million pied. we will have some awesome cooking cuisine too going on. david george gordon will be coming out, with yummy dishes including with tarantulas and tasting, come out, catch cooking demonstration. >> just when you fall in love with them, they eat them. >> they are very healthy to eat most of them. some are poisonous, i wouldn't recommend grasshoppers. they will taste bad but high in protein, less in fat,

tree -- these trees can make it easier for bark beetle. >>> the consumer products safety commission is warning the heat can make those metal slides and the plastic playground equipment out there very hot. the agency says children can be burned on playground in temperatures as low as 74 degrees. and 74 sounds like a dream for most of us, especially in the east bay. >> i would take 74. that would be a perfect little drop. so far, that's not happening for inland areas. some are cooling down but they are running warm. most are running high. hazy skies, smoke and haze in the air. saturday was worse. but there's still some holding on. hazy, mucky and yucky at the moment. you remember those three. 88 and calm at 12:0 a. it will still be near 100 at clearlake. oakland airport, richmond, mountain view, monterey, gilroy, 107 my goodness. san jose, 97. east san jose in the low 100s and kentfield, san rafael, napa, 104. oakland, 92. back to the weekend of record highs, oakland, mountain view in there, sfo and san francisco hit 90 yesterday. today looking at upper 60s or low 70s. huge drop. look at

the site is infested with these green beetle like bugs. look at them. everywhere.are covering tires, nesting in carpets and they bite, too. no one seems to know how the infestation happened or what these things are. or how long it is going to last. >>> so nearly 3 million people follow steph curry on twitter. but, don't follow him in person. the warriors star says that he is fed up with overly aggressive fans. he tweeted this. noticeably following my family's car on the road for nearly 30 miles an tailing me the whole way is not the best way to get an autograph. >>> you know, we were in north beach tonight walking home from ojs and somebody was stalking ken bastida. >> who is that? >> it happens all the time. >> i think it was carol doda. >>> ken, madison bumgarner played hero at the plate as a pinch hitter for the ,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >> we are at the home stretch

the green beetles bite. they are on tires and carpets and people needed medical attention. no one knows how it happened or how how long it is going to last. >>> if you are heading home now and you go 580 over the altamont pass, you're going to see this, smoke coming up. we have live pictures from chopper 5. this is a grass fire that's burning between livermore and tracy. it's burned about 200 acres of pastureland out there. there's some scattered homes in the area but cal fire tells us that none are threatened right now. crews have been making air drops. a number of aircraft in the area and crews on the ground as you can see there trying to get a handle on it. paul, we're going to monitor this through the afternoon because there's so much dry grass. >> and it's windy not helping. up to 30-mile-per-hour gusts. it's good to keep the temperature down but not good for the firefighters because they don't want to be dealing with 20 or 30-mile-per-hour winds. but it's pushing it away from the city of livermore with the wind from the west to the east. it's below average in livermor

i will be joined by blue beetle and homicide investigator ron wheeler.t, the pentagon's inspector general now investigating explosive allegations that military officials doctored intelligence to make it appear that we were winning the war against the islamic state. that allegedly manipulated information, including assessments given to president obama. i will be talking to lieutenant colonel ralph peters about that. wall street finally ending a painful six session losing streak seeing $2 trillion in market cap wiped out, but if the market stability here to stay? i will have a full report. the top story tonight, the senseless double murder in virginia that quickly captured national attention. atv reporter and cameraman shot to death on live television by their former colleague. a journalist who also recorded himself carrying out the killings and then posted the video on social media. correspondent rick leventhal in virginia with the latest. >> we are just across the street from bridgewater plaza where the shooting went down at 6:45 a.m. alison parker and a

bowe beetle is here. are you with us my phone? >> no, i am downstairs in the newsroom. my sympathy is going out to the reporter, camera man and the other lady shot. we are discovering every minute more to this story. the post he made, the fact he did the shooting and was video taping himself doing the shooting, then all of a sudden he had that time period when he escaped until he was captured or killed that he was able to post this on facebook and twitter. this shows you a person who was really sick over this thing. a lot of things like this we come across our desk all of the time of us investigating discorruptled employees. there should have been red flags with him sending e-mails and things. that is why it is so important for corporations whenever you have a suspect looking funny you should investigate and know. when the great reporters here at fox are on the scenes of demonstrations and riots i always worry about the person on the outside shooting them. this was a calm type of interview and look what happened. it could happen any time if a person wants to do this for

the live act performed a number of songs from "sound of music", there was beetles hits and folk song. it was formed in yugoslavia in the 1980s, and is a best-known band >>> that's it for this edition of al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora, thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you in an hour. we leave you with a video that has gone viral with 2.5 hits. north korean accordion hits play "take on me." >>> justice date day. >> when a verdict came back, and it was guilty on all counts, the courtroom erupted >>> justice can by blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row for something i did not do >>> when cops are the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me >>> confessions are forced. >> 25% nationwide, all wrongful convictions >>> an "america tonight" special, reasonable doubt

what we saw in the market, they said it's like the beetles song, nowhere man. the market has been range bound over the last 10 or 12 months. what could take u.s. stock markets out of the very narrow range? >> that's a good point. the dow has traded within 7% all year which is the lowest since 1900. it's stuck within a trading range but there's a concern that you're going to see a hard landing in the u.s. and we look for earnings up 5 to 6% in the next year. they're not expensive or cheap at the same time. if you see a continuation of the momentum of the economic engine of the u.s. that will surprise people to the upside. there's healthy skepticism with regard to the u.s. market today and any surprises will be to the upside, personally. >> stick with us. there's some other top stories we want to get our audience caught up on. first up yum. yum brands appoints a new leader for its business. the ceo of kfc will take over from sam su who is retiring. he made yum the biggest restaurant chain in china. he posted four straight quarters of same store sale declines in c

we had assembly which there was the and idea of implosion, which in the -- turned out the beetle turned out to be the way to do it. dr. ramsey: we eventually shifted over to the plutonium model. >> this required science and engineering that when an angel -- that would enable the explosive material of plutonium. the plutonium weapon would have to be tested. it would be many months before the material would be delivered. the four that could happen, there were many questions which came down to the central problem, how to make the uraniumble serial of 235 or the plutonium 239 to release their energy efficiently in a casing that an airplane could deliver? one of the biggest problems of p-238 was u-235 or another location. thousands of miles of piping was remove the metal from the uranium-rich gas. method was used to produce and refine the material. required thousands of workers. there was also a method for extracting plutonium. hanford, washington was selected for the location of refining the plutonium. dr. seaborg: we had been working with what you called tracer amounts, invisible amounts d

>> beetles, '65. >> an internet rumor says this is streep, a friend of rick's sent him the image. >>this you? no, come on, that's me? no, no, there's a photo a going around. >> i always had my hair flipped. >> so this girl had like a leather hat on. >> yeah, right. >> no. everyone tht's you, though. >> i was a dork then. >> in the spirit of time travel, we showed him a younger version of himself. >> i got zits.inks i >> oh! >> you know, i'm going to stay in here until i'm old and ugly, so, you know, i'm a ham. i'm sorry. >> horrible. >> a shameless ham. >> so you see meryl rocking the guitar in the movie. she's really playing it, she had a coach workingh her eight hours a day every day for a month. >> no big wit. >> amazing. >> sticking with that theme of music, we are sitting down with natalie who is about to release a new album inspired by her favorite men. ♪ wide awake and i can see the perfect sky deal torp ♪ >> you know natalie for her hit song "torn," but you may not realize the song's now been around for 18 isyears. >> i can't believe it's been that long. and just the fact tha

i think we are going to have some level of bark beetles. they are need of insect's to our forest. doing treatments and promoting a patchy landscape can certainly help reduce the severity of those outbreaks. >> chief, you and i have talked before about the role of climate change in all of this. about the removal of hazardous fuel. one of the ways we could possibly -- i want to ask anybody about this -- to remove more hazardous fuel and to be in a way that costs less is by monetizing that biomass. and to by using it, burning it, andcreate electricity combined heat and power, which is something that the chair and i have talked about. there are lots of areas in alaska. biomass has a zero carbon footprint. a we can solve a lot of things at the same time. there are obviously a lot of challenges to this in terms of .emoteness we are talking about the wildland urban interface, so there are obviously areas where this is near a populated area. what are some of the challenges standing in the way of more utilization of this tremendous resource? and what are your recommendations for overcoming

. >> beetle population has exploded here.ride through them they get in your ears, in your arm -- i mean they're just all over you. it's crazy. i've never seen this. >> the oregon department of agriculture says this has never happened before. they're blaming a hotter, drier summer saying the insects ate through their intended food and moved to the neighborhood looking for more. >>> sucker punched outside a busy store. witnesses race in to help. what police say was park right out front that a man swinging that deadly punch. >> abandoned home on the verge of collapse. neighbors called 311 looking for help but nothing is getting done. ♪ [ woman on p.a. ] now boarding track 6. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. but you don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. ♪ witnesses rush to help that man unconscious and on the ground after guy sucker punched him in the head. n

. >> the beetle population has exploded here as you ride through them they get in your ears.they're just all over you. it's crazy. i've never seen this. >> the or oregon department of agriculture says this has never happened before. it's blaming a hotter drier summer saying the insects ate through their intended food and moved on to the neighborhood looking for more. >>> spiders spin a spectacular sight in texas an estimated thousands of spiders spinning a massive communal web on this tree. the giant web is caught its share of mosquitoes and small flies. experts say great amounts of flying food are likely what caused the predators to form the web. they add they don't know how long the web and its eight legged erectors will stay there. ♪ >>> tonight at six, fighting back. >> i am innocent of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: pennsylvania's top prosecutor takes on critics in the criminal charges that threaten to end her career. >> my defense will not be that i'm the victim an old boy's network or otherwise. my defense will be that i broke no laws of this commonwealth. >> kathleen ka

agriculture experts say a beetle from peru came into the packer avenue marine terminal on recent shipmentf avocados. all never before scene we're told each shipment was fumigated fumigated. >>> all the traffic restrictions during the pope's visit could mean less food options for people hoping to get a glimpse of the pontiff. restaurants and foot cart owners are worried about their biggest nightmare, running out of food. the problem as karen hepp found out not getting more of what they actually need. it's trying to get back into the city after they're shopping trip trip. >> reporter: this man's truck is mobbed with steady customers. he works hard and he's got good food. every day is important to him. he's not sure what's going to happen when the pope comes. >> that's a busy week. you know, that's a lot of money right there. so i can't lose that. >> reporter: the problem for food trucks and the newly created security zone they can't get out to get supplies. many thing it's just going to be logistically impossible to work. >> i'll probably be closed. i think it will too hard to get in and ou

. >> beetle population has exploded here.ride through them they get in your ears, in your arm -- i mean they're just all over you. it's crazy. i've never seen this. >> the oregon department of agriculture says this has never happened before. they're blaming a hotter, drier summer saying the insects ate through their intended food and moved to the neighborhood looking for more. >>> sucker punched outside a busy store. witnesses race in to help. what police say was park right out front that a man swinging that deadly punch. >> abandoned home on the verge of collapse. neighbors called 311 looking for help but nothing is getting done. is 311 worth your tax dollars? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. just seven percent received five stars. among them were four hospitals that are part of cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com. cancer treatmen

they got rid of the beetles and now they have a problem with cane toads. oddly enough a couple months ago there was a news report that came out and said they found a humane way to kill cane toads. it has to do with catching them, putting them in your freezer and freeze them. probably the same thing should be done with the heavy hand of rules and regulations that are going to be applied to education savings accounts. we should put them on ice. both arizona and florida lawmakers have written guide books for families and vendors who are active in the education savings account programs in those states about the rules that work for families and keeping track of how they spend their money, tracking to make sure they follow the guidelines and the law. same thing with the vendors, right. so we have states that have begun implementing these cards and awarding them to families. those are the places we should be looking to guide us as we make new rules and regulations. in fact, nevada, just in the past couple of months, just in the past six weeks, they have begun hol

he's gone from the protest candidate, the beetle candidate who said i'm not going to take it anymorearchie bunker character in a suit. he's insulting people, making derogatory comments. he's continuing in the fight. he just does not look presidential to me. >> judy? >> of course, i was looking at the happy hour debate along with 6 million other americans. i think clearly fox news is kind of one of the big winners out of this. >> oh, yeah. >> not only the superb questions but how many people tuned in which really reverses our thinking that there were too many debates last time people wouldn't watch. carly fiorina surprised everybody out of that. you know, it gave special attention and highlighted that thin blue line of men in blue suits in the primetime debate. >> yeah. >> it's not just the top factor. it's the fact that there are no women there, and when you talk -- ted cruz talks about prosecuting planned parenthood, when senator rubio talks about forcing women to carry fetuses to full term after a rape or an insist, there is a woman's issue. 53% of the electorate, guys, you cannot

the event site in the nevada desert is covered with green beetle-like bugs. they are on tires, carpets, and they bite. nobody knows how it happened or how long it will last or if any of them are named john, paul, george or ringo. [ laughter ] >>> author is using kick- starter to public his book on the desert party. he hopes to share 10% of the proceeds with kids about burning man. it won't have pictures of neighborhood people. he is asking for $9,000. so far he raised $6,600 with eight days to go. >>> bloomingdale's accidentally gave a shopper a $25,000 gift card. and that shopper of course spent the majority of it. now the store is asking for it back. the high-end department store accidentally sent gift cards worth up to $25,000 to its loyal members. the shopper of course bought a $5,000 watch, a $10,000 pair of earrings, a louie vuitton bag for his wife but he cooperate with bloomingdale's and his reward for doing that? a $100 gift card. >> oh, is he giving the stuff back. he did. >> he did. >> and his wife is still living with him? [ laughter ] >> i'd want

the baby boomers have seen their musical heros done up many times, everyone from the beetles to elvis jerk rush to assume there is going to be violence. >> eric, i'm against the clock. >> they understand who their audience was. >> i want dennis to get in. many l.a.p.d. feel the film promotes hatred of police officers. >> it does. it clearly does. >> i have 20 seconds left. >> it promotes violence, promotes hatred towards law enforcement. what centers want to do is protect and service. whether it is minority or nonminority community. that's what police want to do. but the whole attitude is take your aggressions out on the police, retest the police and get involved in an altercation. that's become prevalent. >> i want to ask how would you know whether the film promotes violence against police officers if you haven't seen it. >> we will be right back. the possibility of a flare swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc unde

. >> in the wild they're trying to attack dunk beetles and flies.. so all of those things are luring or tricking those insects for pollination. >> is it almost like a botanical miracle? >> a lot of people in horticulture, this is on their bucket list. it's a one-time opportunity to see. >> reporter: with no insects to pollinate, he'll be artificially inseminated through a hole that will be cut here once he blooms. it will last for up to 36 hours. it's a good thing it hasn't happened. once it opens up, you don't want to be anywhere near it. >> will it die? >> it will last two days, crumpleable and in less time another will bloom. it will take 3 to 5 years. >> thank you so much. >>> a first child who gets a double hand transplant is that cloiser to getting his dream. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> there the

the beetles first every recording contract is up for sale. it has the original drummer on it.ringo star was involved at that point. that wasn't in till 1962 did he join. the contract is expected to fetch $160,000. that is a low ball it seems. >> james rosen is on the phone already. >> he is trying to get everybody to chip in. >>> getting approval from fda is the female version of viagra. it is the first of its kind. kristen fisher is live on this. it could be available when? >> reporter: as early as october. the company that makes this, sprout pharmaceuticals, is calling it a game changer for the millions of women who suffer from low libido. >> people are not going to be hypersexual and having sex in inappropriate places but making people in stable, loving relationships have normal desires and sexual thoughts. >> reporter: sounds great, right? but opponents say the desire trumps safety and science blaming the approval on a marketing campaign since the fda rejected it twice. >> bringing a desired drug to market for women would be a great thing if it worked. this isn't it. this

people responded to the beetles, and no one knew why. was it their long hair. to elvis presley.uts out. >> some said i was the first rock and roll star to come along without music. >> i'll make al sharpton look like a piece of bleep. >> that's interesting. maybe that's true. mort's legacy is easy to describe. mort's legacy is passion plays on television, even if it's an act. >> it's a free market. and you've got to ask yourself, the people obviously want what they are getting, or they would be getting something else. ♪ >> they had a lot of balloons outside. it was just a beautiful day. i sang i can see clearly now, the rain is -- >> and they let loose all the balloons. and that was -- that was the end of mort. ♪ ♪ obstacles in way way ♪ >> those programs do peel to certain audiences. i'm not questioning the right of those shows to run on the air. from my standpoint, integrity and quality still have a place in the american home. >> i'm going to stop you both because we are done in 45 seconds and i want to get a final comment. is this a passing fancy, or is this the front of the w

agricultural officials say a beetle from peru came from the packer avenue marine terminal on a recentfrom avocados. all of these have never been seen before. until each ship. was fumigated. >> i guess we will not see them again, they have been fumigated. >> that is what creatures do they take on the look of whatever their surrounding is so they don't get eaten. isn't that weird. a moth, that looked like a pine apple. >> it looks like a butterfly. this one is pretty. >> yes. >> well, we have kill him. >> well, there are some very unhappy campers after a brief health care in burlington county. they thought it was the water. at least five kids at this cam in medford, new jersey came down with a flu-like symptoms that forced staff tours close swimming lakes nearby. well, the burlington county water department tested the water quality, and then officials now say the water is okay. camp officials believe it was a stomach virus that may have through these children. >>> health officials fight to get a handle on a out break of legionnaires disease. so far ten people died in the total of 100 ca

they rid of the beetles and now they have a problem with cane toads. oddly enough a couple months ago there was a news report that came out and said they found a humane way to kill cane toads, catching them, putting them in your freezer and freeze them. probably the same thing should be done with the heavy hand of rules and regulations that are going to be applied to education savings accounts. we should put them on ice. both arizona and florida lawmakers have written guide books for families and vendors who are active in the education savings account programs in those states about the rules that work for families and keeping track of how they spend their money, tracking to make sure they follow the guidelines and the law. same thing with the vendors, right. so we have states that have begun implementing these cards and awarding them to families. those are the places we should be looking to guide us as we make new rules and regulations. in fact, nevada just in the past couple of months just in the past six weeks, they have begun holding public hearings

crops are being affected, as are trees due to beatle infestation beetle infestations. climate change affects all forms of life." end quote from dr. carter of the university of kentucky. kentucky "woodlands" magazine reports this, i'll quote them, "the world is changing right before our eyes. our natural systems are changing as a result of a warming climate climate." end quote. the magazine even worse that, and i'll quote them here, "climate change is happening as you read this article." end quote. meanwhile, the senators from kentucky are not sure why that may be. the junior senator has said that he's not sure anybody knows exactly why all this climate change is happening. and the majority leader invokes that climate denial class iraq, "i am not a scientist." well, and i say this thankfully, the scientists are here to help. including kentucky scientists. at kentucky's universities, the science seems pretty clear about exactly why all this climate change is happening. dr. paul venceelli says, "in the scientific community, it is widely accepted that the global climate is

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