mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment, more than two ramen noodles, and he refused and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over and blink. >> [ bleep ]. both beavers and mitchell will soon meet with disciplinary officer hale, who will determine how much time each will get in seg congratulation, a solitary confinement unit where among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours a day. >> they're not allowed visits, they're not allowed to go to the gym, they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight. but some relish the violence. >> i love a fight. [ bleep ] when i fight. >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i never been beat. call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is currently serving six months

i've owned beaver street, 22 beaver for more than 60 years, and i think i've seen it at its worst, and i'm beginning to see it at its best. in the beginning, the house was in such miserable condition, it was rumored that it would become motel. well, nobody on the street wanted that, and when we bought it, the neighbors came one by one to tell me how grateful they were that we would be able to restore the house and to live there. i've been in restoration for more than 60 years, but i'm sure i can finish it. and the neighbors told me a great deal about the beginnings of the house. but what i've been seeing is the fact as i've worked on the house to bring it up to standard, the rest of the neighborhood came with me. beaver street had been left more or less neglected because of the rumor that it would become a park, a -- well, it was to become something they did not want, either a motel or a nursing home. and as i've worked, the neighborhood has improved. everybody has painted his house and made it the street it is today, which i think is one of the best, most livable places in the entire

this is the eager beaver. he was quite the eager beaver on this negative 4 productions youtube channel. got up at 5:00 in the morning with his buddies, headed to the top of this wind turbine which pe peeks out above the morning mist, cloud cover, whatever you want to call it. it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie with the tops of those other turbines appearing through the cloud. of course, they didn't come up here for the view. they came up here to jump into it. you have the sunrise creating nice lighting effects as well. you get this cool moment. he turns around. >> 3, 2, 1. see you. >> counting down and then jumps into the unknown soupiness. >> i didn't realize those turbines were so big. i'd want to sit there for a moment and pretend i'm in an airplane. [ laughter ] >> always kids, you boys. you're even aware they're being ground down there until you see that light right there. it's a road he's heading for. it's still super soupy when you get down to the ground. perfect landing. it was just that mom

he has been beavering away over the years on several airborne inventions. been beavering away over thearted with this prototype. in 2011, then we built the real one. two years after, i got the idea of the hover board. and then we got the idea to create this. it is self balancing. you just press the trigger, and you fly. but recently, he has developed a penchant for rocket fuel. this bad boy has five jet engines packed tightly together, the blast franky off into the stratosphere. well, maybe not that high, but it can reach a top speed of 110 mph. you have a plan b for everything. you have planned eight, plan band everything. you have planned eight, plan b and clancy for the electronics, and you have today, plenty and clancy for the engine, and you can lose an engine. so if one of these five engines blows, then... it is still flying. you can lose two engines and it will still be flying. the explosion will be contained by kevlar protection. the explosion? if it explodes. it can hold someone weighing 100 kilograms at 500 feet for six minutes. at $250,000 a pop, surely they will sell. it is

. >> i have a view that the american dream we all talk about is the leave it to beaver american dream of the 1956 and 60s. that was a very white dream that did not incorporate minorities. that might have been an aberration. if you think about what happened to our economy after world war ii, we were the only game in town. we had a monopoly on the world for years. it wasn't until 1980 that the rest of the world was competing against us. during this period, we were able to charge monopoly rates great for the labor movement and we did all sorts of fabulous things. if you graduated from school, you get a spouse, a house, a dog and a picket fence and a pension plan. it all made sense. the way stagflation began in 1980, that's the same period when the rest of the world started competing against us. now we are competing in india and china and germany and everywhere else. that competition, i think has created a real challenge for us. >> part of that competition came from people like you and me who believed in globalization. we believed that trade was great and the free flow of people and immig

steve tells us on his many trip, he have notice ed beavers buildg dams there. >>> white whale made a publicde. based in south china's province. they are eating well. the breeding base is one white whale. back to back good stories for you right here. we'll be right back. elton john san jose tonight, as part of his final tour. >>> elton john takes the stage in san jose tonight as part of his final tour. ♪ fair well yellow brick road tour makes a stop at the sc.a.p. tonight. it takes fans on a musical and visual journey spanning his 50 year career. don't worry if you didn't snag tickets and you want to see him one last time. the tour is something of really long farewell tour. doesn't end until 2021. it's not clear if he's going to come back to the bay area. he's got time to decide. nightly news is next. we're back at 6:00. hope you can join us. >>> tonight states of emergency. more than 100 million americans under winter weather alerts from oklahoma to maine. wind, rain, ice and snow. dangerous roadways. thousands of flights cancelled, trains, too. the temperatures are expected to drop

and not just salmon, there are beavers building dams. they are coming in as well. the salmon need a gravel surface to spawn and in that spot his work crew came in and you can see the gavel and they cleaned out the trash and this is what happened. >> this is happening here? >> right here. >> and those are the volunteers. this is a big effort. >> he has got hundreds, actually thousands of people on his list that he can contact and get work parties to do the work. >> it worked. thanks. >> take a look outside a live look from our exclusive sfo camera. grey, dreary and wet. check early in you are traveling. not only the tsa shutdowns but the weather. >> expect delays, possibly cancellations. let's take you into our microclimate forecast right now. due to the continuing rainfall that we have seen, the current loop shows it is starting to clear out. but the wet weather down the cross bay. it is moving out to the east keeping it wet in campbell down through 5:22. san jose 5:31. the worst of the storm system is over. then we are going to under go a little bit of break noon

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curious beaver. [ laughter ] three, two, one -- [ laughter ] applause ] [ buzzer ] >> who won?izarre, right? [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] okay, disappointed grandma. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: three, two, one -- ♪ [ laughter and applause ] [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what is that? >> jimmy: it's so stupid. i don't know. >> why is it so hard to keep a a face? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, this one -- this one is chicken laying an egg. [ laughter ] >> know i got that one. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: three, two, one -- [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] [ buzzer ] >> no. i'm sorry. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: last one here is -- [ laughter ] stunned turtle. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] three, two, one -- ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> wash your hands. >> jimmy: keenan thompson, everyb luis fonsi joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. >> despacito! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you can't put a price on love. but if you did, it'd cost the exact same as a reese's. turns out love's kinda inexpensive. not sorry. reese's. oh no. are you okay,

before 1980, it was a leave it to beaver neighborhood. you got cars all over the lawn. i could walk outside to get the garbage can, looked on the block, and that is where three kids were killed, chopped up. kids probably grade school, with smartphones. who are paying for those smartphones? i don't get it. host: what about his concerns? citizens havecan said illegal immigrants coming into the country are getting benefits, health care, etc. some of them feel like they cannot afford themselves and they don't to the government helping them out. guest: the only benefit that is mandated by law for undocumented education.ublic beyond that, nothing is mandated by law for people who are here on an undocumented status. i am here with the caller with kids in smartphones. we have -- with kids and smartphones. but i am afraid the caller has fallen for a lot of the fear and paranoia that the president and congressman steve king are trying to promote in the country. we are a nation of immigrants coming you know? james madison -- we are a nation of immigrants, you know? james madison s

a painting of sathan at a time used by where the beaver people before the last guy we came i recall stories from my grandpa grandparents and they all had horses they just travel with horses and when the first. highway was been bell the. the people have never seen the attack before like a caterpillar that make the road when they first saw their coming and they were and the they saw they all ran away because they thought it was a giant animals returning because it goes back to the time of the giant animal stories sound ten thousand years ago when people or when there was dynamo star ruled the world and people were very afraid of them. in fact archaeological evidence found in a cave near the highway in fort st john has shown that people lived in the peace river valley at that time. the region around the peace with her is not only rich in natural gas it's also the northernmost farmland in canada. the region is frost free just long enough to grow oats lentils and rapeseed. the alaska highway made it accessible. the fertile land attracted settlers that one would hardly expect here hutterites an o

and did the all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in leave it to beaver. >> reporter: you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing. >> he had been stabbed multiple times. two were upper torso as if the assailant was confronting him. >> reporter: couldn't have been a robbery. not a thing was taken. archie's car still there. >> nobody saw anything. >> reporter: to the detective, it was clear enough. archie mcfarland had been targeted and executed. and whoever killed him had escaped without leaving behind a murder weapon or fingerprints or a hair from what must have been a violent struggle. anyway, this was pre-dna. >> they just didn't have any physical piece of anything left on the driveway. that was the big focus. >> reporter: but there was a clue. oh, yes. and it was, frankly, very, very strange. >> one of the stab wounds was in the groin area. >> reporter: what did that tell you? >> it's personal. >> reporter: kind of like somebody sending a message? >> yes. >> reporter: maybe a sexual message? >> yes.

than they were than the spa holes for one hundred years ago about house reimagine the future of the beaver how we learn. about posts a fact that the boat house influence is everywhere. oh ho set out to formulate a language of design that was universal you would have ourselves as to understand that everything has an ideal heights and ideal size and that's what optimize is its utility but not still can you know that if they want this kind of place to go out from wherever you are cross the river your word is. everywhere but you're an artist . bauhaus is a legend the brilliance of the bauhaus school remains undiminished even today. even though its existence was short lived it continues to shape the world we live in. new approaches to education and training architecture painting dance and design were explored and developed here. when hit close seized power and forced the school to shut down its artists architects and visionaries emigrated fanning out and spreading the bow house doctrine around the world. so what exactly nine is behind the engineering appeal of ballads. a british furniture desig

lasted for twenty three years as long as she was alive but some seven years back she had me in a beaver drawn from the mainstream book and she was only available for advice for guidance here the dawn legacy is what i personally feel is how a person though creates the continued the coming of us and she was of age maybe and she gained a group of people who are not taking over the mantle of the program. and i'm sure that this scheme will work in the same spirit as dr paul would have yes. the new wing will house a small physiotherapy center. it will also house a workshop to make special shoes for the patients the cobbler used to be a patient himself. but however much the center has managed to accomplish there's still much work to be done. so we'll stay with the situation here has deteriorated. we were once dreamed that pakistan would be able to solve its problems. just. guns and seeds and off one good toy placed immense hope and the belief that democracy will do something to improve the government or both. but until now we haven't managed that. we haven't brought about a real democracy ther

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moose jaw, of course, just north of the town of beaver scrotum. is 32 feet tall. but norway built one that's 33 feet tall, which is serious business to moose jaw mayor fraser tolmie. he said, "the moose statue was not only the pride of moose jaw, but of all of canada." "no it wasn't," said all of canada. ( laughter ) so what exactly are we dealing with here? here's canada's moose. here's norway's moose. norway's got the t-1000 terminator moose, and canada has a papier mache dog from an abandoned theme park. lawr lawr one plan to make canada's moose taller includes giving him a bigger rack. okay, fair enough. but make sure the sculptor knows you mean antlers. meanwhile, meanwhile, moving on, pope francis just launched a new app called, "click to pray." it's the opposite of twitter, which is proof there is no god. and you know it's an official vatican product, because the app's icon is the pope hiding in a barrel. here's how the app works. you go to the "pray every day" page, and you find a prayer. you say the prayer they have written for you, and h

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would like to invite all of you to join us here on monday november 26 when we welcome sir anthony beaver when he will discuss his battle. that's november 26 at noon. now i hope you will take your own personal walk with destiny and ensure the education in the future of andrew's children. remember the holidays are just around the corner to the signing table will he will be happy to give you his autograph. thank you for being here tonight and andrew roberts thank you. [ applause ] >> also being released this week is larry is accounting world war ii's highly decorated spy. none of the above by shawny robertson explores the history of discrimination in public schools. in the prosperity paradox. claytonchristensen offer threats on economic develop don't always lead deiparous parity. look for these in bookstores this coming weeks and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv o on c-span 2. >> i believe the success of the book speaks to what i've always known. this country is open to so many people in so many ways and people are curious about other peoples stories. that's what

steve tells us on his many trips down to the creeks, he's noticed beavers building dams there as well. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up officers are out to catch driver's speeding on one particular stretch of bay area highway. we take you to the area chp calls dangerous. >>> and remembering a daughter and a promising young davis police officer ambushed and killed after just months on the job. thousands pay their respects to 22-year-old officer natalie corona. womens march >>>good morning. it is 7:28 on this january 19th. here is a live look outside. clear skies in san jose. this is where the women's march will end and a rally will be held. this is the arena green. it will happen in a few hours. looks like good weather for it. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. it's nice to get a break from the rain. a lot of people have plans on the weekend. >> they do. and i bet a lot of people are tired of being cooped up inside. i know my dog binx is over it. we'll go out and play today, buddy. oakland, a n

in office on the lawn or lend the sharia how quickly if you're in the us when he has a summer camp beavers can send them in the league and then with all the salary. islamia. to go do was one of more than. a son to be in a no go minimally let me love the. local who are still fickle in a sort. of. a strong. president a lot of it. so much that i asked in a shemale high so i'm talking. the principle ality of until. the second crusader entity in the east. for a hundred and seventy years this fortified city had successfully resisted the muslim assaults. but now in twelve sixty eight the armies of salt on the boats onyx the city. by the time folds to the moments in the late thirteenth century the frankie's states are pretty weak and itself is not the great principality the great power to be jury in the twelfth century that really does spell the end for the crusaders. the crusaders were left with just a few tiny footholds including acre. and it was this city. that would form the stage for the final scene. of the crusades. when a french soldier was murdered in the so-called terrorist attacks. his m

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howard's a fan of hit shows of the era, like "leave it to beaver" and reruns of one of his favorites,, howard begins writing to tv studios, requesting photos of his favorite stars. his early collection includes these "i love lucy" photos, behind-the-scenes shots from "batman," and autographed pictures of his hero, clayton moore. >> howie lived and breathed photos. >> fred westbrook, now a hollywood talent agent, met howard frank when they were both teenagers, prowling around photo shows in manhattan in the 1970s. >> he was, one might say, an idiot savant. he was a walking encyclopedia on the history of television. >> the two become fast friends, despite howard's quirks. >> as much as howie loved photos, he hated water. he didn't go swimming -- deathly afraid of water. so that means he didn't shower that much. >> howard is especially close to his father, alex, a disabled accountant confined to a wheelchair who works from home. >> howie and his father were very, very close. and they supported each other. >> with that support, howard takes his photo hobby to the next level. he drops out

and michael beaver is in charge of the media operation.e white house. >> the assassination attempt and aftermath elevated ronald reagan's popularity to a new high. his job rating jumped ten points. >> reagan understood that he was getting this sort of sympathy reaction. everybody was rooting for him all of a sudden because they didn't want him to die. they didn't want to lose a president. without missing a step, he goes into what the message is. we have to get this tax and spending bill passed and do it now. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states! [ applause ] >> it was just like the movies. reagan was a true american hero. >> the president looking very healthy. >> i was seated in the well of the house there when he was addressing congress. it was magic. everybody was so grateful his life had been spared. it was a stirring moment. >> if you want them to stop, they're not going to stop for a while. >> they handed president reagan and the republicans a major victory. president reagan got what he wanted for a house controlled by t

second is 22 beaver street which has been introduced but needs a committee date for the land use committee. third is the former welsh presbyterian church in the mission. that needs a board introduction. and the diamond heights safety structure, which is at the board , however, to give you a quick update, the arts commission on public works are still working on that and a way that i mentioned at a previous hearing to ensure who is responsible for what portions of the artwork. i will give you an update on that likely in the new year as it moves forward to. i will point out that the main assessment coming back to this commission, depending on the content in the mo way and how it affects the ordinance, we will let you know about that in advance. and then lastly, as i am sure you have all seen, the planning commission commission his decisions on 49 hopkins. it generated a lot of interest in the media. i'm happy to answer any questions or provide a formal report to you any future hearing , but i did want to make you aware of what the next steps would be after talking to the project planner, and

i am talking about places like beaver county pennsylvania.hemical plant is a welcome sight and after a generation plant of closing that one after another. one resident recently said, kids growing up. have a reason to stay with ever greater positions. they are joined by a chemical engineer. in a research scientist whose company is respecting technology and even on satellites. generation energy is succeeding in protecting the environment in achieving cleaner air. these achievements can get overlooked. because public attention is so focused on what we quote unquote believe about climate change. what position, this industry takes on this or that and climate policy. let me say three things plainly. the risks of climate change are real. industrial activity around the globe impact the climate. in america's natural class and oil industry is meeting the climate challenge head on. consider just a few basic numbers that show how this industry is meeting serious problems in serious ways. between 1970s and 2017 gdp in this country rose by more than 260%.

. >> it's like having a beaver. what are you going to do with that? >> it's a groundhog.e thing. you're going to get wet at the bus stop. haai your slicker and boots and umbrella. they're ready to go this in mo most of the rain will be over.o it's going windy and turning a lot chillier by early and middle parts of the there's another shot of arctic cold coming up next week. ten-day fecast when iee you next. >>> couple of trouble spots inh not. we've got fire department activity closing 16th street between k and l. the long-term emergency center on 17th street. it's closed between new york it's closed between new york avenue and c street my name is elainei'arber, a'm a five-year cancer survivor. surviving for five years is a big deal. a i had so many peopctca helping me find a way to go through the treatments. the reality of cancer is not everybody survives. at ctca, they have a huge celebrate life event. that was amazing because the whole day was about all of the survivors. i'm excited about my future. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia. >>> it's 5:45 now. the st

i'm talking about places like beaver county, pennsylvania where a new pet row chemical plant is a welcome sight, and after a generation of plants closing one after another. now as one resident recently said, kids growing up here have a reason to stay home and get a decent job. or i think of an example in louisiana. back in 2004 an entire steel plant was dismajorintled piece piece and shipped to trinidad because natural gas was cheaper there. well, the cheap gas is now here, and that company is right back in louisiana where it belongs hiring american workers. >> big trends in our industry are touching everyone. it's important to remember that trends on this scale don't happen by themselves and simply carry us along. they are set in motion by the effort and inji knewty of a work force that we support that includes 10,000 plus women and men. we call them generation energy. we call them that to capture their relentless way of outthinking problems and overcoming technical obstacles of every kind. as much as any industry, we're showing all that can happen when resourceful people meet tough, see

you have jared brown who may run and someone who can appeal to the midwestern, leave it to beaver feelingthe midwestern part of the country and the voters who switched over from obama to president trump and we'll see if he's able to do that. >> we have nine so far and the nine so far, it is a remarkably young and remarkably diverse field as you look at it so far. this is nine. there are at least, ten, 15 more people, maybe 20 more people thinking about it so this field is going to grow without a doubt. you mentioned the midwest and maybe senator klobuchar runs and we are waiting for them. do not underestimate the idea that in small town, small city america they feel forgotten. don't underestimate that in farm country they're under a lot of stress right now not just because of the president's trade war, and for a guy who speaks the language is he going to rocket to the top of the field? who knows? do not underestimate the appeal of a local guy who speaks the language in iowa? >> why not? it's a wide-open field and you can throw his name out there and get some attention and get his issues o