in 2009 the conservation with district director of the golden gate audubon society tried to find the [speaker not understood] for the soccer fields project. after numerous frustrated inquiries over a period of months he found there was a class 1 categorical exemption. he only learned this because a city employee let it slip during a public meeting. this totally bizarre exemption was for a 14-acre project that would destroy the western end of golden gate park with over 7 acre of artificial turf and 150,000 watts of sports lighting lighted until 10:00 p.m. every night every year right next to ocean beach. it is currently under appeal with the california coastal commission with over 200 appeals, a record for that commission. viewers can learn more at sf ocean edge.org. our parks and open space are vital to the quality of life for all san franciscans and especially for those who cannot afford to travel outside the city. expensive environment -- extensive environmental review with a transparent public process is crucial to protecting our parks. why is this a problem for supervisor wiener

way to go, audubon zoo. >> makes me want to have a tortoise now. >> the video that starts in the sand the ocean. but what an adventure in between. >> forced him to drink the energy drink and forced him to ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> i think it's safe to say the harlem shake a little overdone by now. but i think this is totally harlem shake worthy and hopefully this will basically wrap up the trend. this is trip from the come believe sketch duo. this is their harlem shake video. as soon as the song switches out to the up tempo. they are blowing air into his mouth and his tongue is going places, spit going everywhere. gum comes out. gross, but not gas inducing. >> it's weird. >> trying to squash the harlem shake, say this is the final one. >> exactly what he is trying to do. grossed out by it by now. >> harlem shake. >> you ready to be blinded by science? >> blinded by science is my favorite way to be blinded. >> what you are looking a

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audubon society is supporting a bill banning all lead ammunition state wide. >> it's toxic to birds andhumans. and we believe not enough has been done. >> now, groups oppose the ban. they say nonlead bullets cost too much and measure is really i cloaked attack on hunting. they believe it's being poisoned by led from other sources besides bullets. thank you. >> spencer is back with update on the forecast. >> okay. we're awaiting weekend rain. stronger moisture arriving tomorrow here, is a look at saturday's forecast. showers developing into northern half of the state including bay area. dry, mild in many locations. here in the bay area tomorrow we do expect a chance of showers and 105 in oakland, a's taking on giants. it will be nice and 63 degrees there. is a chance of showers into afternoon. here is the accu-weather forecast. april showers, thursday, friday, be sthour follow us on twitter. >> perfect, thank you. >> larry off, shu is here. >> buster posey? cha ching. >> man did i play the wrong sport. 20, 22 >>> last night giants extended a contract of manager bruce bochy today making s

the national audubon association says there is no greater threat to our environment.xt guest matt ridley says the opposite is true. how can that be the case? >> if you think about it, it means we are not burning something else. not cutting down the forest. the more we burn fossil fuels, the more we can produce fertilizer meaning we use less land to grow food we can spare the land for the forest, thursday next forest increase particularly in america. there is a fascinating new discovery that the world as a whole is getting greener. the amazon rain forest is actually getting greener. partly because we're putting more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere making grass grow faster. john: let's break that down. in general there is less farmland and more land returned to forest because we burn oil, coal instead of trees. >> new england now 70% forest. countries like bangladesh are growing more forest. the satellite measures the green of the earth finding 20% of the earth is getting greener, 3% getting browner, about half of that effect coming from the carbon dioxide we are putti

the national audubon association says there is no greater threat to our environment.y next guest matt ridley says the opposite is true. how can that be the case? >> if you think about it, it means we are not burning something else. not cutting down the forest. the more we burn fossil fuels, the more we can produce fertilizer meaning we use less land to grow food we can spare the land for the forest, thursday next forest increase particularly in america. there is a fascinating new discovery that the world as a whole is getting greener. the amazon rain forest is actually getti greener. partly because we're putting more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere making grass grow faster. john: let's break that down. in general there is less farmland and more land returned to forest because we burn oil, coal instead of trees. >> new england now 70% forest. countries like bangladesh are growing more forest. the satellite measures the green of the earth finding 20% of the earth is getting greener, 3% getting browner, about half of that effect coming from the carbon dioxide we are put

the audubon society wants to ban all led ammunition. >> led is toxic to birds, to humans.e're really concerned about that. we believe that not enough has been done. >> that's dan ashley reporting. next, a technology turn around is now under way. what's behind this business boost? the local company that's bringing dozens of new manufacturing jobs back to silicon valley. >>> and, a live look at live doppler 7 hd, the green shows where rain is falling and, as you see, it's mostly dry. we'll have your accuweath >>> san jose is winning a battle with texas and other states luring high-tech companies. a reason may be resurgence in manufacturing. business and technology reporter david louie shows us a prime example. >> electronic manufacturing jobs have been on a steady decline, down almost 20% but a turnaround is in the works. besttronics is a contract manufacturing for a variety of companies and based on demand for assembly, they've moved to a facility three times larger. they plan to go 200 employees. >> more jobs on the horizon. samsung received money to build a headquarters o