its desire was to take a distressed former apple orchard and turn it back into working agricultural workingvun yards. >> where there is a forest he sees farmland in neglect. >> this does not qualify as a forest. >> in may 2004, cal fire approved the redwood clearing projects. following a lengthy analysis, official determined the environmental damage would be less than significant. cal fire declined to be interviewed for this story but critics consider its reviewed of the artasia project was flawed, because its purpose was to facilitate the sale of forest product. >> not designed to protect the environment. those policies were designed historically to promote the harvesting of wood, the production of agriculture. >> adina says that are lax state regulations have allowed for a surge in forest to agriculture conversions along the state's northern coast. >> even though you minimize your impact, everyone is having a little bit of impact and those impacts add up. we hesitate to have government play that role. >> she is alarmed that more and more coastal lands have been bought up by wine makers, i

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i know seeing celebrities in manhattan is like seeing an apple in an orchard but there has to be excitement this week. >> when you have had a career year like peyton manning going -- throwing for the most touchdowns in a single season and that is just one record he broke, there was not much to prove after a super bowl assuming there is a win. manning feels that many questions after broncos practice about what his future will be after this huge game -- potential second super bowl ring on the line. we solve ray lewis walk away one of the greatest quarterbacks do the same? >> the number of players who have walked away as champions and i am sure that is a great feeling for those people. john elway, ray lewis did that last year. i still enjoy playing football. i feel a little better than i thought i would at this point coming off that surgery. i still enjoy the preparation part -- of the work part of it. everybody enjoys the games. enjoy theen you still preparation, the work part of it, i think you probably still ought to be doing that. >> we will also preview russell wilson and his thoughts goi

but when it comes to the unemployed if you p find a few bad apples in napalm that (bleep) orchard. if it benefits the poor, we can't afford it, should end it as soon as possible and it will destroy our nation from within. because when you give money to people when don't have it, it corrupts them. but people who are already rich have a money immunity built up already. [ laughter ] handouts don't hurt them. money is the root all of evil for anyone who doesn't have any just like small pox is to the mative ,xmcspspsp(j"x"xvnh1 [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back to the show. as you may have heard, new jersey republican i believe his name is christopher christie faced an outcry yesterday after it was revealed his staffers purposely tied up traffic for days at the fort lee new jersey side of george washington bridge as payback against the town's democratic mayor because apparently being right there at the bridge isn't punishment enough. [ laughter ] but you know how christie rolls my brother. go big or go home. this morning he did not go home. >> the garden state's second most imp

. >> on the way to chris' house the ride offers a bird's-eye view of his 72-acre apple orchard and privatethey're approaching chris' home flying right over his two boats and landing directly in his backyard. >> home sweet home. >> pretty sweet. now that commute costs around $2800. also runs this service says he has another client who basically takes the chopper to fly fish in vermont just for the day. so a lot of uses for this. time is money and when you're wealthy, it's a lot of money. guys, back to you. >> i tell you what, there are some people in atlanta today who wish they had a chopper. >> definitely. >> it is like the ultimate perk, right? i mean, it's just living vicariously watching that. >> i love the way that you can justify it by saying, look, it will take me two to three hours to go through the traffic. i can make more money per hour doing what i do. >> the opportunity cost, isn't it, robert? >> this guy does that on the show. he said, look, i can trade this amount if i'm in my. chopper versus sitting in the car. this is how much money i saved. so they really can justify it on

apples. this year, he also had extra feet. (grunts) huh? ah. it's real nice of you two to help out. our orchard for. uh-huh! (excited chattering) aha! (chuckles): he's certainly built for apple-picking.

orchard. getting up before dawn with my brother to pick apples. timeom worked as a part- bookkeeper. the tommy to help others and always dream for more. animals at they county fair, my parents used to say, you need to save us money so you can go to college one day. and so i did. hard, and iorked became the first in my family to graduate from college. the chance to go from my washington to this one was unexpected. i came to congress to help empower people. not politicians. to grow the working middle class , not the government. and to ensure that everyone in this country can find a job, because a job is so much more than a paycheck. us purpose, dignity, and the foundation to build the future. i was single when i was elected. it was not long before i met brian, a retired navy commander and now we have three beautiful children, one who was born just a weeks ago. have higharents, we hopes and dreams for our children. we also know what it is like to face challenges. we got news no parent expects. was diagnosed with down syndrome. the doctor's told us he could have endless complications, he

i grew up working on my family's orchard and fruit stand in kettle falls, a small town in eastern washington, getting up before dawn with my brother to pick apples. my dad drove a school bus and my mom worked as a part time bookkeeper. they taught me to work hard, help others, and always, always dream for more. so when i showed my 4-h animals at the county fair, my parents used to say to me "kathy, you need to save this money so you can go to college one day." and so i did. i saved. i worked hard and i became the first in my family to graduate from college. the chance to go from my washington to this one was unexpected. i came to congress to help empower people, not politicians. to grow the working middle-class, not the government. and to ensuring that everyone in this country can find a job. because a job is so much more than a paycheck. it gives it purpose, dignity, and the foundation to build a future. i was single when i was elected but it wasn't long before i met brian, a retired navy commander, and now we have three beautiful children, one who was born just eight weeks ago. like all parents, we have high hopes and dreams for our children,

i grew up working on my family's orchard and fruit stand in kettle falls, a small town in eastern washington, getting up before dawn with my brother to pick apples, my dad drove a school bus and mom as a part-time bookkeeper. they taught me to work hard, help others and always, always dream for more. so when i showed my 4h animals at the county fair my parents used to say to me, kathy, you need to save this money so you can go to college one day, and so i did. i saved. i worked-ltb hard and became th first in my family to graduate from college. the chance to go from my washington to this one was unexpected. i came to congress to help empower people, not politicians, to grow the working middle class, not the government, and to ensure that everyone in this country can find a job, because a job is so much more than a paycheck. it gives us purpose, dignity, and the foundation to build a future. i was single when i was elected, but it wasn't long before i met brian, a retired navy commander and now we have three beautiful children, one who was born just eight weeks ago, like all parents we have high hopes and dreams for our children but we also know

orchard in kettle falls. getting up before dawn to pick apples.d drove a school bus and my mother worked as a part-time bookkeeper. they taught me to work hard, help others, and always, always dream for more. so when i showed my 4-h animals at the county fair, my parents used to say to me, cathy, you need to save this money so you can go to college one day. and so i did. i saved. i worked hard. and i became the first in my family to graduate from college. the chance to go from my washington to this one was unexpected. i came to congress to help empower people, not politicians. to grow the working middle class, not the government. and to ensure that everyone in this country can find a job. because a job is so much more than a paycheck. it gives us purpose, dignity, and the foundation to build a future. i was single when i was elected, but it wasn't long before i met brian, a retired navy commander and now we have three beautiful children. one who was born just eight weeks ago. like all parents we have high hopes and dreams for our children, but we