so everything they do is accessible to us. >> reporter: and the driving force of david sibley's life is to make birds accessible to us, sketching and painting everything from songbirds and swallows to penguins and puffins. >> this is the tufted puffin that's found in the pacific. and this is called rhinoceros oclet. rhinoceros horn os, ng, each feather carefully drafted. you never said to yourself i don't care if i ever draw another chickadee again? >> no, i didn't. it's sort of like one foot in front of the other. just a faith in the process, like knitting or something elsewhere it becomes sort of routine. >> reporter: it has been the routine with a goal, to write and illustrate detailed field guides covering more than 800 species to help bird watchers properly identify what they are seeing. that just lik a robin. that a robin? >> no. that's a black-headed grossbeak. >> oh, no. >> reporter: first published in 2,000. >> each species are arranged in a coluthe bottom, the brightest at the top. >> reporter: the sibley guide to birds has sold more than two million copies, and he has been

this is actually one of the best judgments that henry sibley made he was in kind of came after baylorerrors larger force. he assumed the hispano new mexicans would be on his side and the mormons too and he was wrong on both counts. that led to disaster for them, he was counting on them to provide food for his army on march. hispano soldiers and officers participated in all of the fights not only with the confederacy but also with apaches and navajos. they were reorganized into two groups of the first in mexico and then put in the first california as well to fight apaches in the south and navajos in mescalero apaches and north. it's a really interesting army to study and some militaries historians have done so but there's definitely more work that needs to be done there. the reason kit carson comes into play is that he is the commander in charge of that regiment. >> i just read the first few chapters and there is an incident where some soldiers are marching and basically they are defeated by dehydration and landscape. i'm wondering how much the landscape sort of becomes another charact

sibley was the first to test sergio romero.his was the the moment that had nine writers were waiting for, rooney over a free kick. romero again was there to spoil the fun. sometimes you need a slice of luck in football. united got it here. 0pening football. united got it here. opening the scoring of the back of jesse. it was too soon after. all but ending derby's hopes of a tie. it my barely in his career, but he is already proving to be a hit. romero was once again the man to get in the way too good for darby, too good for rudy. lydia campbell, bbc news work through. that's a big thing in the two goals. of course that's fantastic for us to see a strike coming in. england women play the usa in their opening match at she believes cup in just over an hour from now. england are the defending champions, but this will be the first time the two sides will have met since the americans knocked england out of the world cup in france last summer. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall is in orlando it was at this tournament last year tha

hi, i'm martin sibley and i'm self—isolating at home at the moment.sabled people, martin has decided he wants to do all he can to avoid unnecessary contact with others. but he still needs help. every day, i do need a lot of support with getting out of bed and getting dressed, having a bath and all sorts of daily living tasks around the house. martin employs a team of assistants directly and with that comes its own concerns. another risk that i'm a bit unsettled by is if any of the care team were to fall ill with the virus, particularly my overnight support, and what that would mean for me at the moment. it is this question baroness campbell put to the department of social care 11 days ago. what are your concerns? the problem is that we are not attached to any agencies so basically we are on our own. we are employers and we have to put in place our own safety mechanisms. months of training have gone into that kind of relationship, in building that relationship, so clearly it is not as simple as just getting an army of volunteers, is it? if you are on a

. >> i'm sibley scoles. >> we did something a little special for you this time around, filled with backstagets and interviews with the stars. let's kick things off with nini. >> she is back as the tough talking holds nothing back housewife on "the real housewives of atlanta." how she would handle certain real life situations in a game of nini's no-noes. >> you get cut off in traffic and then the person flips you the bird, what do you do? >> no, no. >> how do you handle this? >> i go honk honk honk, stop stop. >> okay. someone tells you to calm down even whe

alexis white is a nurse at sibley memorial hospital. >> like i just literally called and said somebody's and pastries. they're like, what, to me, to us? why? and they're so thankful. overwhelmed with gratitude. >> reporter: so far feed the fight has delivered to 17 different medical sites across the d.c. area. and tompkins says they'll keep going as long as they're needed. people are hurting, and any relief that they can get is so appreciated. >> absolutely. and the fact that they know that there's a whole community surrounding them and throwing arms around them when we're not allowed to actually throw our arms around them, and doing anything they can, i think it's what's keeping people going. >> feed the fight has supported 16 restaurants here in the washington area including my husband's. and groups in other states have started similar programs all with one goal -- supporting our community restaurants and feeding our local heroes. >>> we'll be right back. >>> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by -- by -- introducing the capital one walmart rewards card. well...you sai

alexis white is a nurse at sibley memorial hospital. >> like, i just literally called and said, "hey,who will be to be delivering hospitacoffee and pastries to u" they said,, to us, to me, why?" they're so thankful and overwhelmed with grantitude. >> o'donnell: so far "feed the fight" has delivered to 17 medical sites across the d.c. area, and tompkins says they'll keep going as long as they're needed. people are hurting and any relief that they can get is so appreciated. >> absolutely. the fact that they know that there's a whole community surrounding them and throwing arms around t ally throw arms around them, and doing anything they can, i think it's what's keeping people. >> dunbar: "feed the fight" here in the washington area, and groups in other states have started similar programs, all with one goal: supporting our community restaurants and feeding our local heroes. we'll be right back. introducing the capital one walmart rewards card. well...you said you wanted a new chair. earn unlimited 5% back on everything you buy at walmart online, including things for your new puppy. no

but now the district is reopening at least some of them, like oakland's robert sibley, to allow access to trails and open space, but no buildings or bathrooms. for cyclists, though, it's not about what's open or closed. >> you need to decompress in these tough times. and yeah, this is my sanctuary. >> now these are the signs that they put out here at this park. again, this one run by east bay regional parks telling you to maintain that six-foot social distancing to cover the coughs and the colds. now the east bay regional parks district does not require trail permits. however, east bay mud does. i can tell you east bay waif iving those permits for th foreseeable future. >> that's good to hear. laura, thanks very much. >>> restaurants across the country are trying to find new ways just to survive. for many, that means leaning on one another. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live in the south bay with some of the efforts under way in that regard. chris? >> that's right. downtown campbell is normally packed with many people enjoying the night life. but as you can see, that's simply not

i'm scott evans with sibley scoles.nd it's nearly been a year since the passing of luke perry following a stroke. the anniversary of his passing is march 4th. >> it's hard to believe for all of us but especially for his longtime friend and former 90210 co-star jenny garth. kit sat down exclusively with her at her home, and the conversation got very emotional. >> what do you miss most? i sort of can't wrap my head around it still. >> yeah. i mean the reality of it, i kind of refuse to let it sink in. like i don't know. it doesn't seem real, you know? >> jenny getting emotional, remember

united states but we'll see how this plays out we are talking with government affairs advisor john sibley to is john the 5 evolution is the u.s. see china trade flash point we are wary of that there while way internet plumbing is a trojan horse it's going to spy on us but american tech firms and the european manufacturers we do trust are not as far along as that while away powered 5 g. stuff where does this standoff go from here other than futuristic robo cars etc and what's at stake for the american consumer if we do fall behind in the 5 g. race well unfortunately holland we are already behind in the 5 g. race and that's to quandary that's posed for us policy makers from the president to the congress to a regulatory agencies and that is that on the one hand we understand the security problems of 5 g. led by huawei z t e and other chinese 5 g. powerhouses they're able to offer superior hardware and software services and they're able to undercut the competition mostly ericsson out of sweden nokia out of finland and samsung of course out of north korea south korea but as much as 40 percent

lewis sibley was the first to test sergio romero.ne writers were waiting for, rooney over a free kick. tromero again was there to spoil the fun. sometimes you need a slice of luck in football. united got it here. opening the scoring off the back ofjesse. it was too soon after. but how fan getting a second for the club. all but ending derby's hopes of a tie. it might be early in his career, but he is already proving to be a hit. romero was once again the man to get in the way too good a good night for united as they march off to the fa cup. too good for derby county, too good for rooney. lydia campbell, bbc news. the big thing is we are through, that's the main thing in the cup. two goes from just goals from odie on, that's fantastic for us to see, a striker coming in within a month. he's already shown what he can do. coming up at midnight, england's women play the world champions the usa in orlando. the lionesses are defending their shebelieves cup title, but it was the americans that knocked them out of last summer's world cup. we h

hello, i'm martin sibley and i'm self isolating at home at the moment.void unnecessary contact with others. but he still needs help. every day i do need a lot of support with getting out of bed and getting dressed and having a bath and all sorts of daily living tasks around the house. martin employs a team of assistants directly and with that comes its own concerns. another risk i'm a bit unsettled by is that if any of the care team were to fall ill with the virus, especially my overnight support, and what that would mean for me at the moment. it is this question that was put to the department of social care 11 days ago. what are your concerns? the problem is that we are not attached to any agencies so basically we are on our own. we have no employees and we have to use our own safety mechanisms. months of training have gone into that relationship, into building that relationship, so clearly it is not as simple as just getting an army of volunteers, is it? there are a lot of us. it takes weeks of training so what is going to happen? to add to the concern

sibley say that americans, if you want to spy on them, you have to go to a constitutional article threert to get the wiretap. this would protect americans from abuses that happened in the trump campaign but these abuses could happen to republicans or democrats and we have advised people in the fbi or intelligence agencies so i think the best reform, let's take americans out of pfizer and keep the foreign surveillance court targeted towards foreigners. lou: i think that makes all the sense in the world. that's great news. the president will stand and demand reform of those pfizer courts. that have violated his constitutional rights. for years. >> it's not a done deal yet because there were many voices in the room who don't want to reform it, they want to rubberstamp it and their loyalty is to the deep state and not the president and not really to fairness on the constitution. i can tell you it was a spirited debate but i can tell you the president absolutely sites with those of us who say there has to be reform and he's not signing any bill that doesn't have reform. lou: and out one pers

we sibley don't know what is coming down the pike towards us. is an ok opening. considering the numbers we had over the weekend, considering what is going on, this is a very undramatic open. it is placid by comparison to what you could've expected. a couple of exceptions, the. obviously -- a couple of exceptions, though. obviously, what is happening in the crude market is something to be paid attention to. take a look at the contango in brent crude. it is terrifying. take a look at btu -- at bdp yields in italy. there are problems still very much unresolved. some of those problems exist here in europe. we are waiting to see what is going to happen with corona bonds, etc., and whether europe is going to stick together. you've also got to keep an eye on what is happening with the dollar. but today feels like a day that the equity market has decided it is going to focus on the science and the progress that is being made. vonnie: speaking of which, let's get you our next guest. johnson & johnson has it in find a leading candidate for a coronavirus vaccine. let's get

now i have to do a state budget, now i say to the state of sibley, by the way we have a ten, 15 billion-dollarold, they do not want to hear it. nobody wants to hear it, i don't want to hear it, unfortunately you have to live with it. but how do you do a budget with that big of a hold. and remember the great heartbreak was we were all waiting for the last federal piece of legislation because we believe it was going to have money to help us with our revenue shortfall. and then it did not. so that shock was just two or three days ago, now we have to do the budget next week, the help we were waiting for from washington never came, now we have to make drastic cuts to the budget like you have never seen. >> let me ask about the travel advisory, how do envision on travel, this is trouble for many people is considered essential, you are the financial sector, it's important, how do you imagine that and are you asking people not to come to new york to do business. >> no same definitions as we have, nonessential, if you are nonessential worker, you should not be leaving your home, if you are a essential

closed all of its parks but now the district is reopening at least a few of them like oakland robert sibley. visitors can access trails and open space and no buildings and no bathrooms. >>> right now on abc7news.com this entire page is devoted to coronavirus coverage. the main story is a blog where we're adding the latest updates. you just have to head to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> breaking news. it's official tom brady is now a tampa bay buccaneer. the former patriots quarterback just posted this photo and you can see him signing it reportedly worth around $30 million a year. the san mateo native says in his post that he's looking forward to meeting his new teammates and coaches and proving to them that they can believe and trust him. brady announced he was leaving new england earlier this week. >>> warning signs about the coronavirus pandemic ignored by the federal government? a new report says officials knew about the danger back in october. >>> b.a.r.t. ridership drops 90% as more people stay home. the big change the agency is now making to its service. >>> and with the warmer sunshi

it's usually a two-pronged approach, but as far as the banks right now, the reality is there will sibley be less growth, more control on expenses, more risk oversight, less earnings growth, and kind of protect yourself until this passes. d passes, theio unknown, who knows what happens? banks are just as strong to reignite the technical growth we had seen over the past couple years, and that is a big difference versus 2007 through 2010, when banks didn't have that core strength. guy: that is true over there, but not true over here, marcus, and europe -- marcus, in europe. marcus: in the u.k., we are about to see exactly what should be done with the muska were needed fiscal and monetary response. thus the previous bank of england governor pointed out today, fiscal is not a magic wand, and clearly monetary as an tither. requires more about small cash flow, sme companies making sure they don't go bankrupt. i have no idea how they expect to deliver that. the french government has said they want to do a massive stimulus plan. i can't see how the every with germany on this. some nice words comi

. >>> earlier this week, east bay re pkslosestct rob sibley. visitors can access trails and open space but no buildings or bathrooms you can use. >>> right now on abc7news.com this entire page is loaded with coronavirus coverage. just go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> i like the idea of getting out and enjoying nature, mike. so, if we were going to do that for a little bit today. >> took a walk with my wife yesterday and she's like, i have to get out of the house. and, so, we walked around the block a couple of times and someone was coming the opposite way on the sidewalk and we like kind of looked at each other like who is going to go to the other side of the street. sure enough. we walked over to the other side of the street and smiled each other and shrugged our shoulders and said, that's the way life is. we're not being rude. >> they know it. >> keeping that social distancing. low to mid-40s in and cooler in blackhawk at 39 degrees. we have got that little fog around novato. mid to upper 30s and cooler spots in the low to north bay. in fa

guy: there was a sense that the aviation ceos in europe sibley don't know what is going to happen next. there is a lack of transparency and understanding about how this will progress. there is an expectation that by the summer things will have settled back down, simply because the weather will improve . they are very much aware of what is happening in italy right now the huge impact that has happened there. they have cut capacity and there is a lack of demand. they were talking about a fiscal response, which is interesting as well. they said there could be some physical help, maybe not for their sector but more broadly for the european economy. marilyn, is monetary policy the right response here? my understanding is the real problem with coronavirus is not a 30,000 feet level, it is right down at the supply chain level, where companies are maybe not getting paid or a cash flow shortage. what is 50 pace -- 50 basis points going to do? marilyn: monetary policy is not the most appropriate toll for the aviation and slide chain -- and a supply chain and small companies as well. we need to s

but now the distric is reopening at least some of them, like oakland's robert sibley to allow access to trails and open space, but no buildings or bathrooms. >> it may be so much more than just keeping yourself safe. i mean, think about the rest of your loved ones that you may be in contact with that you want to protect. >> reporter: we're back live here. you can see they have these signs out warning visitors about covid-19, giving them information about making sure they maintain the social distancing, taking other precautions. one guy walked by here a short time ago. he said he comes here almost every day. he's never seen this many people come through this park in one day. so you can see the people really are trying to get outside as long as they take their precautions. >>> one other note for people who don't go out on these trails very often, they should really watch out for the poison oak. we saw it today. so live in lafayette, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> all right, good warning. thank you, laura. >>> and abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel, she will have your w metastatic brea

hi, i'm a martin sibley and i'm self-isolating at home... and all sorts of daily living tasks around the house. martin employs a team of assistants directly, and with that comes its own concerns. another risk that i'm a bit unsettled by is if any of the ca re tea m a bit unsettled by is if any of the care team were to fall ill with the virus, particularly in my overnight support, what that would mean for me. it is this question baroness campbell put to the department of social care 11 days ago. what are your concerns? the problem is that we are not attached to any agencies so basically we are on our own. we are employers and we have to implement ourown are employers and we have to implement our own safety measures. there is months of training that have gone into that kind of relationship and building that relationship. so it really isn't as simple asjust relationship. so it really isn't as simple as just getting another army of volunteers. if you are on a ventilator, using masks, or using a breathing aid that takes months of training. there

i'm scott evans with sibley scoles. >> hello. >> and let's kick it off with the bella twins.t do you say? >> oh, let's do it. now, we know them for many things -- their work inside the ring on wwe, their reality show, their podcast, "dancing with the stars." they've even got an athleisure line called birdiebee. >> ooh! i'm tired just listening. >> [ laughs ] >> but they're always ready to play, right? so when it came time to pick an interview spot, sibley went to her favorite place. >> oh, yes. jurassic world: the ride at universal studios hollywood. [ people screaming ] here we are. it's a million degrees outside! i'm with nikki and brie bella, the bella twins. we are about to take ourselves on jurassic world: the ride.