we are not responsible arbor well, is not responsible for making a replanting plan there's another thing involved regarding that. that's it i have to say unless you have questions >> the appellant or sorry the rehearing requester has indicated in his brief r that are trees within 10 feet of the public right-of-way are those among the trees that you will be cutting down this is. >> oh, yes there are a froou few trees that are diseased and dying within 10 feet of the right-of-way. we've been working with the bureau of urban forestry in obtaining permits to remove those trees. and if and when they issue those permits we will remove those trees >> so your practitioner then is basically for a two week period is that going to occur after you get the permits or before. >> no. there are a lot of trees on the ground. and we will be cleaning up the site. during that two week period. >> so you'll need to come back again potentially. >> potentially yeah. i'm not sure if those permits the tree removal permits have been issued as of yet if they have then they're on garza street he'll need a separate p

he enrolled at the university of michigan at ann arbor where he earned his ph.d. in mathematics at age 24. in 1967, he became an assistant professor at the university of california berkeley teaching undergrad courses in calculus and geometry. he was the youngest professor ever hired by the university. but kaczynski was not popular with his students. >> you can get very good ratings as a teacher in berkeley. he was very uninvolved with his students. contemptuous of them. and their minuscule intellects compared to his own. >> during this time, kaczynski was growing increasingly disillusioned with contemporary society. >> this was somebody who was deeply disturbed. and if you can't deal with society as it is or people as they are, how are you going to deal with the society that's changing? >> it was when he was at ann arbor that he started fantasizing about killing people who were tools of the industrial society. but by the time he went to berkeley, he was already determining that he was going to work for a couple of years, save up money, then move to the woods and d

ann arbor, michigan, a college town no longer has a print daily newspaper. the fact of the matter is we have hollowed this thing out. the number of newspapers that have shut down the washington bureaus would blow your mind. at one point or cataloging it was happening at a week debate in state houses across this country. the number one complaint i get from politicians is not about the tea party and it's not about the labor movement. the number one complaint is no one is paying attention anymore. statehouse beers had to shut down and disappeared. city halls across this country are uncovered. we literally have a blank cell. it has gone dark and huge price of america. our media is failing to do the basic job of providing the information necessary for democracy. people say we have the internet now. the internet the fact of the matter is that people making it is absurdly small. it does not begin to keep up with a number of print of print journalists use to make basis. we are hollowing out journalism in this country and at the same time, we are flooding in money. w

but we are seeing traffic impacted by an accident at 193 at lake arbor way.r your time into that. use 50 as an alternative. >>> cbs this morning is next with more on g.m. and what they knew about faulty ignition switches. >> jeff gore will have the details on the first lawsuit against the auto giant. >> i'm going to be back with traffic and weather. jessica will join me in 25 minute. we'll see you then. >>> news, traffic 24/7 at wusa9.com. howard and i will see you at noon. >> see you back here tomorrow at 4:25. take care, everybody. have a great day. >> bye. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. it is wednesday, march 26, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." heartbreak and

i saw things weren't being done because we don't have enough manpower and get more arbors, our trees, if they were pruned, they would last longer instead of being cut down. please, if you can, talk to the mayor, please. thank you very much. >> >> thank you very much. >> now for a brief look at this month and parks. >> look at the key monitor. [ music ] ♪ >> back in 2008, the san francisco voters approved the clean and safe neighborhood park bond, which allocated $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together, we're going to build the new dolores park built to last. it's going to retain all of its important features, all of its historic qualities and all of its beauty, by yet be built with the idea that this is where people come. [ music ] ♪ >> in san francisco because of the generosity of the voters in approving bonds and the wonderful parks and recreation department, we're taking parts that hasn't been touched in 50 and 60 years and we're making it better are and useable by the community. look at what's happening in glen canyon and in these recreation facilities. we f

please welcome today's contestants -- a graduate student of law and social work from ann arbor, michigan. a middle-school librarian from summerville, south carolina... and our returning champion, a compliance analyst and voice-over artist from broadview heights, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to begin today's program with the same question i posed at the end of yesterday's show, and that is -- is today the day that arthur goes over $300,000 in winnings? julie and diana will have a great deal to say about that. good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories. ...according to 2012 figures from forbes. alex: arthur, start. so sad, $800. arthur. who's adele? correct. inspired, $800. here's kelly. st. francis cathedral is one of the many structures built by jean baptiste lamy, the first archbishop of santa fe

recognition of their 2013 world series championship here on wednesday the resident will be at ann arbor michigan to speak of raising the minimum wage and then he will go to chicago for events with the dnc. they will host members of the u.s. olympics and paralympics. friday, a visit with the prime minister of tunisia to talk about the arabs wring their. arabll bring you -- spring there. we will bring you that. 2016 presidential candidates and how they are reacting to recent foreign-policy decisions. we will hear from the political editor for national journal. willealth care reporter talk about tomorrow's deadline to sign up for health insurance. this is live with fewer calls, questions and comments on twitter and facebook every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> the car spun around in a circle. the driver wanted to know where it was. i got it hit out of her hands. she was stuck in the back seat. she was alive for about 35 minutes before they cut her out. i am ready to start driving. i am very eee are in very scared. many drivers are focusing their attention on their cell phones rather than

it will declare march 7 through march 14th of 2014 as arbor week in san francisco. volunteer from the community and the department of public works will come together to plant and maintain trees throughout the city. they will be planting a signature tree in dedication to the late nelson mandela at the l.a. hill hodge community center. they will also be planting a tree in the mission district to honor the late sandra kudra, a long time dpw employee. so, thank you to dpw and everyone in the community who worked for hard for urban forest and join us next week on the 14th at the l.a. hill hodge community center at 9:00 a.m. to clean up our community and plant trees not just throughout district 5, but throughout the city. the last thing is today is fat tuesday, mardi gras and there is no other place that you want to be other than the fillmore. for the past couple of years, the fillmore has had some amazing events. all of the merchants participate with drink specials, at gussy's chicken and waffles [speaker not understood], unfortunately i can't get you into state provisio

and our returning champion, a graduate student of law and social work from ann arbor, michigan...nd now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, everyone, and welcome aboard. what an exciting time we've been having on "jeopardy!" for the past month and a half. we had the '80s tournament, the '90s tournament, the college championship, and, of course, that talented young arthur chu, whose winning ways earned him just a shade under $300,000. but now, a new regime. diana is our champion. matt and jessica, welcome. and good luck to all three. here we go, jeopardy round. and these categories now in play. alex: all right, diana. all right, i'll take tv character aliases, $600. matt. who is sonny crocket? correct. let's go aliases, $200. diana. who is homer simpson? yeah. [ laughs ] tv characters, $400.

toledo, ann arbor and peoria, all with their snowiest seasons ever. profound polar chills, from minneapolis to chicago, freezing everything. including the perma-smile off our own gio benitez. >> oh, boy, gio. thank you. you can even see his lips were freezing. >> reporter: and with a third of the nation still covered in snow, and so many yearning for spring, it's actually good news that almost everyone east of the rockies will be colder than average the next few weeks. that gradual warming will help avoid flooded scenes like this. so, after all the records, that brutal winter, now, we have the official numbers. 22 states spent their winter below average. from minnesota, down to texas. alabama, even new york state and washington state. but there were seven states that were above average this past winter. and that includes florida, most of the southwest, and california, with its warmest winter on record. either way, we're all looking forward to at least what the calendar says. spring begins tomorrow, diane. >> the calendar says so. thank you so much, gi

but i also had in mind like, for example, the big events that happen, you know, in our community, arbor day will be at the [speaker not understood] community center examine there will be a bunch of people there cleaning up and we'll be passing out water bottles and it's city property. there are events that happen at these organizations where there were basketball tournaments. they're going to be selling bottled water as a fund-raiser. i'm not suggesting that we shouldn't move forward on this, but i would hate to see these entities get penalized for -- i mean, and they have places where they don't necessarily have access to water. so, i'm really happy about the work that's going into looking at these facilities. i will tell you that puc has actually been doing that. a couple years ago they visited some of our facilities to determine how they could bring access to water fountains to those locations. and, so, in some instances we're already doing the work, but i'm very happy to see it defined, happy to see it defined as it relates to events in the legislation so i really appreciate your ef

i have my own day, just like columbus and arbor before me.immy kimmel day honors the brave jimmy kimmel who journeyed to austin and ate all of its food and drank all of its beer to test it to make sure it's safe for you. we honor his sacrifice. the day is almost over, as my last official act, you know president obama pardons the turkey on thanksgiving? as my last official act tonight, i will pardon a cow. [ cheers and applause ] sancho is a texas longhorn steer. that's his handler, gill, and sancho, the cow, to commemorate this historic occasion i hereby pardon you from entering my stomach. although do you look delicious, by my decree you'll never be eaten by me or any man i call upon all my powers to grant you eternal life, sancho. [ applause ] sancho, by the way, peed and crapped all over the stage more than guillermo really during rehearsal. [ laughter ] one more thing, it's the end of the week and even we're in austin, that means it's time for the weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is

also ann arbor michigan a college tian has no print newspaper. we have hollowed it out and the t-bill outlets that have shut down the of washington bureau for about one time is calculated as the weekly rate in statehouses the number one complaint i get is not about the tea party or the labor movement or the left or the rights that no one is paying attention to them. statehouse bureaus have shut down and disappeared. city halls are not covered. we literally have gone dark in huge parts of america. the media is failing to do the basic job to provide the information necessary in a democracy. people say we have the internet now. it is a complete fantasy. the internet is a fabulous to will for organizing and sharing information but the number of people making a sustainable living doing journalism on the internet is an absurdly small and does not care -- keep up with the print journalist that you lose some. so we are holding of journalism and at the same time we are flooding in money literally allowing the wealthier people into the country and the most

and comedian joe devito who will be headlining the anne arbor show march 27th through 29th. and next to me is buck sex ton the blaze.com's editor and host of real news investigates on the blaze tv. not to be confused with veteran character tuck bexton. loved him on the rockford files. >> a block. the lede. that's the first sorry. >> [inaudible]. >> that was a two-fer. got both of us. should those who protect avoid getting wrecked? three secret service agents assigned to president obama in amsterdam were sent home and put on administrative leave after a night of heavy boozing. one of the men was reportedly drunk and passed out in a hotel hallway early sunday morning. sound familiar, kennedy? the agents member of an elite unit of the secret service broke rules that prohibit anyone on an official trip drinking alcohol in the 10 hours before the assignment. as part of the team they would have had a classified briefing ahead of obama's arrival on monday. let's go to our white house correspondent live in amsterdam. >> i just don't think this is the time for soccer. actually i don'

. >> zubin mehta opened his latest tour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicagond leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for america. ooem i'm del walters. with a stroke of a pen crimea is set to become a part of russia. family members confront malaysia airlines officials about the fate of the airliner and the relatives. >> how new fuel efficient cars are setting to tax the motorists

. >> zubin mehta opened his latest tour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicagond leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for watching. >> being good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. the fate of flight 370, the last transmission from the cockpit. the new time line and a closer look at the crew and the passengers. >>> power play, crimea and the standoff of obama and putin intensifies, and defiance from moscow, uncommon valor, u.s.

. >> they're wrapped up in one piece is dean martin, frank sinatra, and his wife arbor, nancy reagan,nd president reagan in california. how much do you think glamour played in getting him elected? >> an element for people of a certain age, there was a certain glamour. the glamour of ronald reagan though had less to do with the hollywood group, per se, like whether it was the glamour of hollywood, but it did have something to do with skills and grace that he acquired as an actor, and so he looks like -- he made sort of being out there, fielding those questions, look effortless, which is an aspect of glamour, so people were more likely to support him politically, you see in him sort of the ideal candidate, the ideal representation of their views, because he did not make them embarrassed in any way. they were not waiting for him to fail. that became more of an issue. he had this style, a word that comes from the 16th century about being a politician of the day, and this is this nonchalance of making difficult things look easy. everybody knows it is hard, and they appreciate it all the mo

. >> zubin mehta opened his latest tour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicagond leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for psh >> the new c.e.o. of general motors offers an

toledo, ann arbor and peoria all with their snow west seasons ever.r chill from minneapolis to chicago, freezing everything, including that perma smile off of our own gio benitez. >> oh boy, gio, you can even see his lips are freezing a little bit. >> reporter: and with a third of the nation still covered in snow and so many yearning for spring, it's actually good news that almost everyone east of the rockies will be colder than average the next few weeks. that gradual warming will help avoid flooded scenes like this. so after all the records that brutal winter, now we have the official numbers. 22 states spent their winter below average from minnesota, yes, down to texas, alabama, new york state and washington state. but there were seven states that were above average this past winter, and that includes florida, most of the southwest and california with its warmest winter on record. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> it's almost going to be warm enough, we're almost there. here's a look at your weather now. it will be rainy in the northeast, not quit

this is at i-93 and lake arbor way, something you want to factor into your commute this morning.that black ice out there this morning. back to you. >> thank you, jess. 5:49 now. here are some of the things new we're following. the navy says the civilian who shot a sailor late monday night was authorized to be on the base at naval station norfolk. neither man has been identified yet but investigators believe the civilian took the sailor's gun and shot him before being shot and killed by security guards. >>> arlington county is now identifying the people killed in a fire along south langley street nearly two weeks ago. 73-year-old yvonne berry and 77- year-old bobby goens died in that fire march 18. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> the car carrying paul walker was traveling up to 94 miles an hour when it crashed last year killing the actor and the driver. police believe the driver lost control after driving at an unsafe speed. >>> every homeless person you see on the street bundle up in a sleeping bad or peddling for loose change costs you tens of thousands of doll

this week he'll be talking about the minimum wage going to and ann arbor, chicago to reposition his message i'm not sure they know where it's going to go and they're worried about getting, too. far in front. >> mr. mayor, you've been very vocal about how you were helped by a lot of government programs. your mop was helped by a lot of government programs. in ithaca, are people talking about health care and signing up or is there, too. much confusion? >> they're signing up. particularly young people which is good for us. one of the things we have is a huge pool of talent at cornell university, young people with great ideas who want to start their own companies and create their own jobs but not able to do it because they need health insurance. they take jobs in fields they don't want to work and we lose out on a lot of innovation because they're not able to take those chances. so people are talking about it but excite today get covered. honestly, frankly and this is what i think will play out in the future elections is that people are talking more about potholes and people are talking more abo

. >> the cover was done by an artist in ann arbor michigan and i had nothing to do with the cover but it works so well for the book because it is the photographs of people who attended obama rallies in 2008. you have a mixture of white, black, hispanic men, women you name it. there's even a couple of pictures in there i think of al gore. you have to really search for them. it describes visually the changes in the demography of the united states that led to barack obama's election. the picture of obama is actually one that was taken on election night of 2008. >> host: professor one of the first things you say in this book is this is a book about discomfort. what do you mean? >> guest: i think the changes that are taking place in the united states create a certain level of discomfort among some americans. we certainly see with the tea party. they are uncomfortable at the demographic changes that are taking place in the united states. they are uncomfortable with the changes in family relationships. they are uncomfortable about homosexuahomosexua ls and relationships and marriage and so f

we are utilizing surge docks and cadaver dog we have the fema arbored per ben and reaped an urban and search we have excavator bobcats that work in small areas where there are debris. we are getting in there with both small bobcat for it heavy equipment. we can work the national guard is going to be instrumental in helping us through it all course of regional and technical rescue teams worked tirelessly. this makes up 200 responders your on-site accurate we are hopefully try to find someone that is alive and that is our number one priority. >> as a fire chief i find that it is important to me to get out in the trenches with my people to find out what their needs are and see how we can better support your needs. i worked with those guys long enough that they are not the type of people that would just tell me what i want to hear. if it acts or things going,? are you getting the things is to me? the word but i heard were stating that they were receiving all of the state and regional resource coming in that they were receiving the help that they needed. it seems like the system is firing

the president is going to ann arbor, michigan, to talk about the minimum wage.e know it's not going to happen. i mean, we do. he's doing it knowing it's not going to happen, but it's a critical message for 2014. >> absolutely. on this message, to boil it down, it's to keep making the point it's the math, stupid. when you break it down that if someone working at the federal minimum wage, 40 hours a week with no days off, you earn $15,000 a year. you cannot live on that. and everyone knows that, even in states that are lower-wage states, such as arkansas, alabama. every layperson knows you cannot survive on that in 2014 in this country. i think there's also, you know, there's a good conservative argument that needs to be made that when we have a higher minimum wage, that's less people on food stamps, less people on welfare, all those things republicans don't like. that needs to be brought up, the basic math and living standards again and again and again. >> jackie, particularly this message is geared towards women, which is a key part of the 2014 strategy. i want

it'd be like manufacturing a car in detroit and then towing it to ann arbor to put the tires on.ll right, well, thanks, man. i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> hi, marcus. how are you? >> how are you? >> nancy pappas. >> both: nice to meet you. >> hey, marcus. tom etheridge, nice to meet you. >> tom, how are you? >> good. >> this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? >> this is the headquarters. >> did a little research. the product you guys make is good. >> yeah. >> now, how much--how much revenue is your company doing? >> we did 4 million last year. >> and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? >> maybe 400,000. >> how many will you make a year? >> about 125 trailers a year. keep in mind, not all trailers are food trailers. even though that's what we specialize in, we'll build emergency command post trailers. we've built mortuary trailers, casket trailers. we're pretty good at what we do, marcus. we've been doing it for a long time. >> who's that? >> that's kita. >> that's kita. that's the shop dog. >> yeah. >> whose dog is that? >> mi

ted van roekel of the universal life church in ann arbor said, "this has been my dream since i was an ordained minister. i've been doing non-traditional weddings the entire time, whether it's something like a klingon wedding or today. finally, finally, we can get everybody married." but later saturday, a federal appeals court issued a temporary stay of a detroit federal judge's ruling throwing out michigan's constitutional ban on same-sex marriages. the appeals court said the time-out will "allow a more reasoned consideration" of the state's request to stop same-sex marriages. the michigan governor's office said sunday that state agencies won't immediately recognize same- sex marriages that were performed before the appeals >> two potential presidential candidates take the same stage tonight. former secretary of state hillary clinton. former florida gov.ke jeb bush. they both will speak at a conference on higher education in dallas. clinton and bush are both way presidential bids. the conference offers a bipartisan twist for the two dominant political families of the late 20th century

putin sought to find the approval of the arbor house to use russian armed forces anywhere on the territory of ukraine without the consent of the ukrainian government. [no audio] >> we are having technical problems in we are going to try to fix it and bring the program here in a few minutes. >> economic measures, and to our partners as we want to achieve unity and resolve and the international community deval patrick response and contribute to the escalation of the crisis. >> hello, mr. speaker. arrays -- arise for all the poetic measures to be used. that is absolutely what we are doing and indeed, i think from agreementery strong of the gravity of the threats and the principles that should guide us in responding to it. ofspoke about the violation ukraine's independence and sovereignty. he commended the u.n. -- the ukrainian government for its restraint and urged them to continue with that and to continue to do everything they can to show they are being inclusive within ukraine, that there is no threat to you russian -- to russians. i put it to them yesterday that they could have additional

here at the big board, arbor realty trust celebrating its tenth listing anniversary and endo internationals acquisition of palladine labs. >> we'll look at markets here and we knew futures we were looking at an open about 15 points higher on the dow. can we hang on here at the open and also, of course, nasdaq, the s&p, scott, this will be a week where we determine whether yet again u.s. equities at all-time highs how the fed ultimately responds to that especially if there's an accommodative fed. there will be more than one set of circumstances going on they're discussing in this policy meeting, there's going to be more talk about at what point some of the froth. take the small caps, for example, we had joel greenblatt on "closing bell" saying they are close to 5% of their historical value range and only 5% of the time have they been more expensive on a relative basis. >> the market is just getting going. oracle, jim, is down 3%. the commentary that most of the analysts seem to be saying today already, i'll read you a couple things, not great but getting better, respectable but unexceptiona

restoring power back to the city commissioners or to the mayor or to the citizens of the city have been arborno long term recovery plan basically we just extend the debt and and we do that so that we can declare victory during an election year if governor snyder gets reelected don't be surprised if an emergency manager comes back to the city of bin harbor much like the emergency manager has gone back to cities like highland park where we've seen this policy does not work now so what's what bring us up to date on what's going on in some of the michigan cities where are these little dictators have been put in place over the objection i should say of the voters of the entire state you've got kevin or donna detroit you've got a couple you've got another emergency manager up in flint as i recall what's going on with that we have about a minute left over that's right emergency manager in flint highland park is going back under emergency management because the transition team in benton harbor now. and so kevin nor in detroit and so in detroit the pensioners are getting a bad deal city services are b

. >> the first thing we're making is arbors of a shamrock shake.cups of vanilla ice cream. >> now it's not healthy. >> helps the medicine go down. >> you can do whatever flavor. if you wanted low fat ice cream, you can do that. then five squirt of mccormick food flooring. i'm not going to blend it because it makes a lot of noise. then i just took fluff. -- >> what does that mean? >> it's melted marshmallow. then just because i need it to stick. how else was i going to -- there you go. >> this is edible? >> yes. >> this is what anna drinks right after a workout. >> it does have proteeb to it. and then if you wanted it minutety, you could add mint extract to it. >> i'm going to here and be thin. >> what's up next over here? >> so this is a parfait. if you don't have a blender, if you have no patience to make a drinks, take some ice cream. this is our frozen dessert. it's 150 calories for the pint. if you don't want whole ice cream, you can do that and put some lucky charms on top of it. then just layer it. this is cup is small. you can do vanilla, ch