rail system will originate at a new gateway village center that will be constructed on this prime, undevelopedside the park. it will feature lodging, shops and restaurants. not everyone supports the new plan. the grand canyon may be one of the most spectacular sites in the world, but it's also a huge money-maker. the proposed changes could cut businesses out of of the action. the new light rail system will not stop here. park officials say their only concern is restoring the national peace and tranquility that this magnificent place deserves. lisa salters, abc news, the grand canyon. >> by the way, that light rail system didn't happen. most of the grand canyon, by the way, consists of rock one mile deep, 18 miles wide. >> it's an incredible place to see. this is when i went when i was little. i'm way in the back. we did a family totem pole, our good awkward family home. my dad's going to kill me for sh >>> making news in america this morning, the death toll in the california mudslide disaster rises as we get a new view of the devastation. >> i didn't think it would ever turn into something lik

these are the marin headlands which were undeveloped and left undeveloped by tpl, trust for public landsso you can thank them buying up all that land, um, and then here's a lovely shot. that's beautiful. it is interesting how again "salesforce tower" sorts of balance it out. >> it's completely changed the skyline. >> it was all -- it used to lay to the right. the city balanced to the right. now rincon tower and "salesforce" it pushes to the left. i'm getting used to it. tonight cloudy, cool, frosty. then things warm up tomorrow from today. today was 50s. tomorrow we'll see some low 60s . by sunday mid-60s. not half bad. cloudy outside now keeping it warm but it will clear up. when it clears up the temperatures fall off. it's already chilly in napa. 46 degrees. 50 in fairfield. 54 in hayward. overnight lows will be down -- we talked about that so your forecast overnight lows are going to be about where they were last night. maybe a little cooler. this weekend is going to warm up and dry up. especially on sunday. another live camera shot that you can never get enough of. this is from the r

you'll notice obviously this area is quickly becoming the final piece of undeveloped property in theission bay neighborhood. as you know all too well, we have been at this for quite a while and believe the passage of time has resulted in a feasible, achievable, well-supported mixed-use project and before you is is the timeline going back to 2006 when members of this commission helped convene a community process to define the objectives for the site. here's another view of the undeveloped site and i want to point out significantly that mission rock's proposed mixed use program which you will be hearing about today is achievable and accomplished without displacing any residential or existing commercial uses. so, it is really taking this blank slate and creating something new and fresh and important for the waterfront. and you'll see in this picture, the rendering of what the site will become when it is fully built out. it complements the surrounding area with much-needed new apartments, new retail, new restaurants, new open space and expanded open space and appropriate new office devel

democrats are holding out for a comprehensive spending bill and a deal to protect undeveloped grants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. the republican controlled house passed this same bill yesterday >> the family of tom petty said his death was due to an accidental drug overdose. he had a variety of medications in his system including fentanyl and oxycodone. they say he suffered from emcee ma, a fractured hip and knee problems he just wrapped up a tour a few days before he died in october at the age of 66. >>> an autopsy report is revealing more details about roy halladay. the coroners say blunts force trauma and drowning contributed to the pitcher's death, also revealed he had a blood alcohol content of .01 with evidence of morphine amphetamine and a common sleeping pill. he died back in november. >>> crews are working to fill a giant sinkhole forcing the evacuation of six houses, it measures 30 by 30 feet. no one was hurt and it's not clear how long it would take for repairs >>> you watched blue blood on cbs3 and tom celek is sharing the secrets to the success. he's played

democrats are holding out for a comprehensive spending bill and a deal to protect undeveloped grants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. the republican controlled house passed this same bill yesterday >> the family of tom petty said his death was due to an accidental drug overdose. he had a variety of medications in his system including fentanyl and oxycodone. they say he suffered from emcee ma, a fractured hip and knee problems he just wrapped up a tour a few days before he died in october at the age of 66. >>> an autopsy report is revealing more details about roy halladay. the coroners say blunts force trauma and drowning contributed to the pitcher's death, also revealed he had a blood alcohol content of .01 with evidence of morphine amphetamine and a common sleeping pill. he died back in november. >>> crews are working to fill a giant sinkhole forcing the evacuation of six houses, it measures 30 by 30 feet. no one was hurt and it's not clear how long it would take for repairs >>> you watched blue blood on cbs3 and tom celek is sharing the secrets to the success. he's played

they have a high mortality rate in the first week due to the undeveloped immune system, and the mothers need for privacy leads to many being abandoned. >> we're replicating as much as we can possibly in the natural habitat, and i think you see for yourself the conditions the fall of bears are in -- the polar bears are in and the enjoyment. reporter: male polar bears have no involvement in their offspring. >> he will never actually meet his cub, and the rest of us will have to win until the end of march. victoria will emerge from her den with her baby or maybe even babies. laura: researchers in baltimore are trying to find out what leads to conditions like ptsd and depression. they have access to one of the world's largest banks of donated brains, 2200 of them, and hope to find ways to treat these illnesses. this report by jane o'brien contains laboratory scenes that are graphic. jane: ken remembers the happy times before his wife of 40 years succumbed to mental illness. >> this is a picture of our first dance together as husband and wife. jane: he is still trying to make sense of the pe

much of the north korean countryside is undeveloped with very little infrastructure.ut that also means the landscape is relatively untouched, and i must say the scenery is striking. majestic mountains. thick forests. and this seasideit we made it here to wonsan, midsized industrial city, the fifth largest in north korea, on the east coast, popular more tourists. known for great seafood, fishing, and something else. wonsan is one of north korea's main missile launch sites, and they've been launching missiles at an unprecedented pace. north korea even has intercontinental ballistic missiles, potentially nuclear-capable and within striking range of the u.s. for the first time ever. in the 1980s, north korea's founder, president kim il-sung, launched the country's first missile. but since martial kim jong-un came to power in 2011, he's advanced north korea's nuclear and missile programs faster than anyone ever predicted. why do they keep doing this? for one, propaganda. each launch helps north korea's leaders project power, but also missiles are like an insurance policy f

officials say the undeveloped lands are primed to be cultivated... the mayor of california city...on for his commitment to the community... he says the resort will provide medical marijuana to people in need. coming up in the next hour ...santa rosa police are investigating the sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl. find out what charges the suspect faces. plus ... we now know the name of the suspect involved in a crash that killed a c-h-p officer on christmas eve. we'll tell you who he is. and some thieves were caught breaking into cars in san jose. find out what one victim had to say. ( lydia ) a woman is attacked inside a san jose middle classroom. lydia pantazas is live with the details on the attack. ( lydia ) a woman is a san jose middle classroom. pantazas is live with the details on the attack. ( will ) as it gets colder... a reminder about the dangers of electric blankets after an oakley woman is severly burned. ( james ) and pack your umbrella the next few days. rain is on the way. rebecca is tracking when rainstorms could hit the bay area. ( will ) good morning i'm will

redevelopment agency from 1961 to 1978, which resulted in a dramatic reshaping of the area from undeveloped hills to a neighborhood characterized by modernist design, mixed housing and expansive views of the downtown area and the bay. the site-specific public artwork is significant under criterion c. it's a visual landmark that captures the identity of the neighborhood by bay area idioms of modernist design. the department has shared the nomination with the city's real estate department. the san francisco arts commission. jeff sheehy. and relative neighborhood community groups. this morning, andrew wolfram, staff, and representative of the diamond heights neighborhood association and the applicant or nominator, bob pelham, visited the site. the arts commission staff mentioned that a structural engineering assessment should be conducted as well as conditions assessment was prepared for a sculptural specialist and not necessarily an engineer. best practice would be to address structural issues before addressing aesthetic ones. planning department staff will reach out to department of public w

officials say the undeveloped lands are primed to be cultivated...and that the ranch will be an oasisr of california city... also thanked tyson for his commitment to the community... saying the resort will provide medical marijuana to people in need...revenue.. .jobs... and income for residents. (steve) also new at 8. the legalization of pot is not being celebrated by everyone in the state. cannabis may be legal now..but one california county is taking steps to keep marijuana out of their region.(catherine) yuba county is declaring a state of emergency over what is says is a spike in illegal marijuana grows. a small crowd rallied in support of the crackdown today. the county's board of supervisors chair ==randy fletcher...says the illegal marijuana grows are out of control. and now that pot's legal ...he says there's a perception that the legal marijuana market is regulated. he says it's not...and that it's a problem. < randy fletcher/chairman, yuba county board of supervisors"that is what they're thinking. the problem is, that's not reality. the reality is in rural counties, and we h

officials say the undeveloped lands are primed to be cultivated...and that the ranch will be an oasismayor of california city... also thanked tyson for his commitment to the community... saying the resort will provide medical marijuana to people in need...revenue...jobs... and income for residents. the "today" show has officially found a successor for matt lauer. hoda kotb...the longtime co-host of the fourth hour of "today"...will replace lauer for the program's opening hours. she's been filling in for lauer since he was fired in november over sexual misconduct allegations. kotb will anchor the first two hours of the 'today' show with savannah guthrie....markingthe first time two women will serve as the main hosts of 'today.' kotb will still continue to anchor the 4th hour alongside kathy lee....who says she'sdelighted about her friend's promotion.. (steve) that wraps up kron4 news at nine.(catherine) here's what we're working on for kron4 news at ten.. new video and pictures.... after an alaska airlines flight was grounded because of an uninvited passenger.. next -- we have a new up

had of communities undeveloped property, they can theyd to buy seeds, and handed out plots of land and a packet of seeds and said here, grow yourself some food. there are often more people who wanted that an land was available. ofyou do not keep your plot land nicely we did and growing vegetables, you would lose your plot of land to somebody else who needed it. in little local newspapers they began running all kinds of articles about how to make your food budget stretch, reminding people they could eat leftovers. i have seen recipes for leftovers for sandwiches made out of leftover beans, stuffed peppers made out of odds and ends, bread pudding made out of stale bread and a little jelly. sounded terribly appetizing, a lot of it was common sense. a lot of it was stuff that farm women already knew. there were also other women who had grown up in town and whose families had more money who did not know this. they were providing this information to people who did not have it. homelked before about economic extension, about home economics trained women who worked for the counties and .aught

. >> in 1978, chris wade offered jim a piece of undeveloped land in marion county -- price tag of $203,000s just some land on the bluff overlooking the white river. >> and he said, "let's just drive up and take a look at it." >> jim and susan fell in lovewi. >> we get there, and there's water running through it. and the trees were really beautiful. it was quiet and serene. it was almost like looking at a cartoon of arkansas. >> jim was sold, but he needed some partners. >> actually, i got this piece of land up in the white river i'm gonna buy. you want to go in with me? i'll take care of setting the financing up. >> jim wanted to offer bill that opportunity to make maybe a few hundred dollars on it. it would be a little bit of a prestige that bill clinton owned a tract in whitewater. >> the two couples borrowed money from a local bank and put up a 10% down payment. that same year, 32-year-old bill clinton became the youngest governor in the country. the newly formed whitewater development corporation started parceling out the land and selling lots. >> the idea was to take this big piece of

we're the highest taxed nation in the developed world, and i think the undeveloped world, too. >> trumping a series of anti-immigrant videos from a foreign politician. one claimed to be the video of a "muslim migrant beating up a dutch boy." but dutch officials saying clearly that was false. >> so those were our submissions for those awards. something tells me we will not see any of those make it into the list. great to have both of you with us. so liz, you saw some of those comments that the president made that have been absolutely refuted as false. what is it you think -- why is there such a disconnect between the president's ability to actually get things right when he's projecting this perception that the media is fake, when he himself can't get facts right. >> i don't think he has any desire necessarily to be truthful. i think he's trying to create an alternate reality for himself and for his supporters. i'm not one of those people that subscribes to the idea that he's some evil media genius and a master at manipulating the media. the only strategy we've seen coming out of him and

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showplace square area three decades ago, the neighborhood was dominated by light industrial and many undeveloped parcels. since then, cca has played an instrumental role in transforming the area into a thriving arts, design and innovation district and we're especially excited about sf maids presence next to us. our updated master plan shows a plan to unify the plan in san fan and 2/3 of our operations are here. this would co-locate all 1,950 students, 480 faculty and 260 staff in a single location. its currently logistically challenging to maintain campuses on both sides of the bay and campus unification will make life easier for students and promote cross-pollination across all programs. you will recall we worked closely with planning staff for housing for students. we house up to half of our student body. first of these is on the left of the slide, the panoramic. the said you saw last year and under correction right now at 75 arkansas and will open in the fall. and the final piece of on-campus housing will be presented to you momentarily. our project goals are these three large ones. it's to m

air force pilot and his retired father move here from new hampshire and buy 10 acres of secluded, undevelopedd. as they ponder what to do with the property, fate comes knocking with big, hairy paws. >> he started it, basically, with a couple of bears. >> florida wildlife officials come across two adult brown bears in a broken-down trailer but not just any bears. these were actors left behind after filming wrapped on the hit tv series "gentle ben." the state considers euthanizing them, until pete steps in. pete, who'd worked at a wildlife sanctuary a few years before, now figures he'll start his own. he tells state officials, "i'll take those bears." within 72 hours, pete and his father have an enclosure built and lure the bears into the cage with a blueberry pie. pete is soon licensed to handle exotic animals and becomes the go-to guy in southwest florida when creatures are abandoned or removed from homes. lenny barshinger worked as a state fish & wildlife investigator for 27 years. over that time, he brought more than 60 animals to the sanctuary. >> why'd you pick here? >> at that time, ther

. >> undeveloped. >> in the middle of the desert and three years ago this cost you $60,000 an acre. >> that's what i'm telling you. >> she's the ceo. >> nice to meet you. >> one of carter's clients is building a grow house to be staffed. >> you got your permit today? >> yes. >> what's happening? >> we're moving in. >> this is a veteran owned canabus? >> marine corps veteran. >> both of you. >> you're betting on these guys that they're going to succeed but you're not betting on everybody out here? >> i'm all in with these guys. they blend good business sense with a conscious and with canabus experience. >> the odds in california's new recreational pot industry as in any gold rush are against you. >> from lessons we learned from other states the failure rate is pretty high. 70% will fail. >> so it looks like a gold rush but it might not be for everybody? >> that's right. >>> wow. a grow house opened and operated by vets. that's good to see. what if anything are they saying out in california about this news today from the attorney general? >> i mean, they're obviously not happy about it,

it's undeveloped at this time. and our suggestion and our hope as you consider the merging of the properties, the parcels, as a concession to the neighborhood and the public good, that the development of copper alley into a staircase that connects burnett and corbett, be linked to the approval of this proposal. that's because there is a 1/2-mile distance between the vertical distance and that would be right in the middle of that, providing much-improved access of neighbors along burnett and for downward access towards muni and up to twin peaks. so our strong suggestion is, as you consider this reasonable proposal to link the three parcels into one for purposes of sale, that you also link it to the development of this staircase for the public good. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, we will close it to public comment. ms. butkus, can you put up the map of the parcels? >> absolutely. >> president hillis: so the dark area is the owner with the

. >> undeveloped. >> reporter: in the middle of the desert.hree years ago, this cost you $60,000 an acre. >> that's what i'm telling you. she's the ceo. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: one of carter's clients, a group of marine corps veterans, is building a grow house to be staffed by veterans. you got your approvals for the facility today? >> yes. >> it's happening? >> yes. >> we're moving in plants this weekend. >> reporter: this is a veteran-owned cannabis business? >> marine corps veteran owned. >> reporter: both of you? >> yes. >> reporter: you're betting on these guys, that they're going to succeed, but you're not betting on everybody out here, that they're all going to succeed in the cannabis industry? >> they blend good business sense with a conscious and with cannabis experience. >> reporter: the odds in california's new recreational pot industry, as in any gold rush, are against you. >> from lessons we learned from other states, the failure rate is very high. 70% the first year will fail. >> reporter: so it looks like a gold rush,

the arctic seas still continues to be our only undeveloped seas in north america. the arctic ocean in those seas harbor incredibly rich diversity of life. it is also considered the least understood and one of the most ecological complex seas on earth. just as an example, in the arctic seas -- i've seen about three species of whales, but you can actually see eight different species of whales, three of which are arctic and five come from warmer waters like the coast of mexico where they are giving birth and then go up to the arctic. there are gray whales, blue whales, beluga whales, and bull held wells and many others. and in the arctic communities, coastal communities, the indigenous people, call themselves people of the whales and the seas our garden. so opening those up for many of the community's can other than the ones -- it is outright violation of their human rights. so we are talking about seas we don't even understand very well, and indigenous people depend on it. one thing published late last year, a massive report called of the seas.las it is an amazing re

. >> reporter: the 29 year old has the body of an undeveloped 15 year old? >> yes. >> reporter: a trip to didsnyland, the elvis chapel posting their ceremony online. >> they sang with me, they had fun, they seemed to be happy, all of them. >> reporter: several neighbors telling us they never even knew children lived at it house or caught a glimpse at night. >> they've been outside before doing yard work at 11:00 at night. >> reporter: 11:00 at night? >> yeah. >> reporter: the doctors at this hospital said it took years of abuse to so severely stunt the years of development of the young adults and that's why they have to very slowly begin to nourish them again. their psychological scars will take much longer to heel. >> and from rio vista, texas we're getting a look inside the home where the family once lived. the new home owner said they were hoarders and there were vents which are now covered up. child protective services said they had no complaints about the family. >> reporter: hit hadding a big part of the country. >> warnings or advisories are in effect

drilling are simultaneously going up as the trump the ministrations trying to push into areas that are undeveloped into secretaries and did say that this was part of a consultation process if there are people who are against this what action can they take that's right this is to follow now when there will be environmental reviews and scientific analysis that will be done there will be opportunity for public comment opportunity for members of congress and governors to weigh in this is not the first time united states has gone through an offshore drilling planning process it happens every five years the obama administration went through a similar planning process and the word they got back from the public and from coastal states in particular up and down the atlantic and pacific coast was we don't want drilling here now the other important fact to keep in mind is the oil industry itself has tried to go into arctic waters in the united states and has come back saying it with a big boondoggle shell spent several billion dollars trying to drill in the arctic just a few years ago and walked away with it

remember the episode of "twilight zone" when the kid is so frightening and emotionally undeveloped allis kid are afraid what was he'll do next. now we're talking not about science fiction, but about the nonfiction of the west and the oel office, a child-like donald trump holds sway. this according to the hottest book in the country. it is this that must disturb you. that 100% of the people around donald trump don't see him as fit to hold the office. 100% who say danger, who see danger in this man. they come to work each morning to protect us from. speaking of which, what do you make of an american president who spends such a large chunk of his day hiding alone in his room? who comes to work an hour before noon, only to head back upstairs well before most of the people that work for him are even known their denner time? this is a little odd for a president, don't you think? we can all see is engaged in a spat right now with north korea's kim jong-un, who mocks him as rocket man and brags about having a bigger nuclear button than him. but of course of graver concern than his lack of rest

the overall point about italy is it is the only undeveloped country where on average, people are lessthan they were 20 years ago. that has led to a sour attitude toward politicians. anna: asset allocation around europe? guest: i would argue you look at europe company by company and i wouldn't want a big beta view on italy, but having said that, there are a lot of good companies in european markets. manus: you want to look for specific names whether they are good exposure to markets in china. let's go back to the ecb and talk about the risks in the bond market because they are absolutely inextricably linked. if the ecb is going to have a , the oneime to adjust thing they want to avoid is a central mark two. they want to avoid a ratcheting higher than bundle yields. how do they do that? how do they manage that because we done our whole and we look at the analysts estimates and they reckon bunds at a .85% by the end of the year. the first rate hike will be at the first half of 2019. is that a big risk in terms of smoothing the road to exiting qe? guest: i don't think so. i think the road

i spent three years and cambodia , a poor, undeveloped country with gdp per capita of 16 million people but to their roots of the population is under the age of 30, so ripe for digital diplomacy. ask usbodians information mainly through social media, where they seek other entertainment and information and social media, then television, then radio. utilizing that, the embassy facebook would start with 1000 followers in the first year. within a few years, it jumped to over 1.3 million followers in a country where 4 million using the internet. ofhave captured the audience millions of facebook users, and that is where we can relate information about what is going on in the world, presidential announcements, speeches, and without any censorship or interference. and that a forum where people could comments. some were negative that many positive, and it allowed democratic free speech to flourish, where people can see we have a forum where we accept criticism, praise, and it was good for all. that is to of the ways where the state department has used diplomacy to empower, connect and listen. ,

officials say the undeveloped lands are primed to be cultivated and that the ranch will be an oasis.f california city also thanked tyson for his commitment to the community. saying the resort will provide medical marijuana to people in need, revenue, jobs, and income for residents. ( will ) and after the break... an elderly woman is recovering after her electric blanket catches fire. the lesson you can learn from her story. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:look for rain showers and possible thunderstorms today with continued unsettled weather through friday. dry weather conditions look to develop over the region region for much of

i think brazil is attractive i think argentina is attractive relatively speaking of the, quote, undevelopedh along in terms of creating the capital structures to be able to both create the investment and monetize it. there are a lot of places where you can create the investment, but it's like the roach motel. once you're in, you can't get out. so we start in everything we do when we go overseas, we start with the question of how do we get out. and how difficult is it to get out? and then take it from there. >> and would you be looking at real estate in those markets or is that different? what are you thinking about? >> generally speaking it's been real estate, although we've expanded the definition of real estate to include cell towers and other kinds of fixed assets. we've previously been involved in retail outside of the united states in the emerging markets very successfully, and a number of other businesses. >> by the way, talking about retail outside of the united states given that retail has been crushed in the u.s. by ecommerce -- >> yeah. >> -- how far ahead or behind do you think t

. >> undeveloped. >> reporter: in the middle of the desert. >> that's what i'll telling you. >> reporters clients, a group of marine corps veterans, is building a grow house to be staffed by veteran. you got your approval today? >> yes. >> reporter: so it's happening? >> we're moving in. >> reporter: this is a veteran owned cannabis business? >> marine corps veteran owned. >> reporter: so you're betting on these guys they're going to succeed. but you're not betting on everybody here? >> i'm all in with these guys. >> reporter: but the odds in california's new recreational pot industry, naz any gold rush, are against you. >> from lessons we learned from other state, the failure rate's very high. 70% the first year. >> reporter: it looks like a gold rush but it might not be for everybody? >> that's right. >> reporter: all right. coming up next, "time" magazine is looking for the silver lining and 's what been the slew of bad news already this year. by the way, get your flu shot. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it