it was made out of bamboo leaves, frozen grape juice, sugar cane, apples and rice. >> that wouldn't fly for you its caretaker or nothing. would that make him a cancer or a leo? i think he's a cancer. >> up don't get into astrology stick to the weather. >> on this planet there's not much going on we have to look to the stars to find some action. more sunshine today. we have an air quality alert for ground level ozone. tickets slow today car pool if you can. do what you can to keep the ozone level down. you can see or smell it but it does affect a lot of people with respiratory problems. it's 71 degrees right

bamboo is a crass.grass. >> it's tougher than my saw right now. >> can i try. >> you might have better luck than i am. >> there you go. >> it's eating the saw. >> timber. >> you got it. >> yes. where are we headed next? >> it's only about three blocks. this is how the supply chain moves at hero bike. >> all right. >> turning left. >> for three weeks professor raik and a group of students tinkered with a frame coming up with a hybrid called the semester. which part makes this innovative? >> i think the most innovative part is making a composite with having carbon fibre with the bam boo. walk me through what we have? >> we take the bam boo and split it. on the outside we plain it, and cut angles on the sides. each one of these has bevel on the side. now, to get the carbon fibre in it we are using a carbon fibre sleeve. this is just a piece of bicycle inner tube. we can put all this in together. the epoxy will hold all of this together with. if we inflate the inner tube, it will expand the other carbon fib

and i jumped out of the ambulance and ran up a bamboo tower, ran up there, and a radio was sitting there but nobody was there. so i grabbed the thing and i said 696, this is blackjack tower come back. and he said what the hell is going on here? and i said i'm sorry, sir, i'm not the tower operator. the tower operator isn't here but i can help you get in. he said can you turn the lights on? and there's a switch, i said yeah. so he said can you tell me how to get in? i had been there long enough, there were only two directions that i chew of, and landing to the left, landing to the west or something like that, but the other one was traffic to the right, landing to the east. so i said the traffic to the left, landing to the west. give me a call when you're down. and he said you stay right there until i get there. and i stayed there. he came roaring up the ladder, and he said who the hell are you? and i said pfc moray, sir. he said you're not a tower operator? >> and i said no, sir. and he said well you are now. stay here until somebody comes to relieve you. about, i don't know, when we had

ambulanceut of the and ran all the way up the bamboo tower and the radio a sit in there and nobody was there. he said, what the hell is going on here? >> i'm sorry, sir. the tower operator isn't here but i can help you get in. he said can you turn points on? there is a switch and i said yes. he said, can you tell me how to get in? the landing to the west, some point. you stay right there until i get there. he came roaring up the ladder and he said, who the hell are you? ray.d pfc. he said, are you a tower operator? no. now, stay right here until somebody relieves you. again and hell walked up and said, who are you? do you remember the night of the invasion that you came up to the tower and chewed out this guy? i'm him. he said, can you still use a radio? yeah. he made his last flight shortly after that. >> [indiscernible] he went up twice in the glider. he was only taken up twice and there is a fan up front. they explained that night behind that it was his third glider landing under these conditions. it was a pretty tough guy. [applause] >> what do you remember most about this operatio

bamboo butd the then it has to be real so i said ok. >> but adelson, who once called himself the richestn the world, says there is no monopoly on culture. >> most of our employees are chinese. my chinese dealers interact with chinese customers. what is the difference? >> they would say they know the people. they are chinese. they know what they want. >> i can't be a successful businessman if i don't respect who and what my customer is. the resorts are a commercial enterprise. the measurement of success is the bottom-line profit. why are we several times profitable than each one of them? >> some casino watchers warn there is a bubble of hotels forming in macau that is about to burst. stricter visa rules have investors worried that the inflow of tourists may slow down. but they are doubling down. they are spending $26 billion on new resorts, doubling hotel capacity. they won't stop there. these casino titans want to score big in the rest of asia. >> japan is the holy grail. they have pachinkos. they are like slot parlors. very popular. that industry is $35 billion. it has a lot of potentia

. >> reporter: at 47 years old, bamboo is the oldest elephant here at the woodland park zoo. she shares this space with two other elephants. 35-year-old chi and 45-year-old ritoto. all of them have spent their lives here but you'll never see them interact all at the same time. ritoto is aggressive towards about a bo bamboo. >> even though we have elephants sharing space, they oftentimes share t choose to go to different parts of the area. >> reporter: they are required to increase their herds or phase out their elephants. animal rights advocates say it's in the enough. >> when i see the elements i think it's a very sad commentary on our humanity. >> reporter: she said that the elephants are stress with highway noise behind them and less than an acre to roam. >> i would like to see them retire to a sanctuary where they can walk acres of land, swim in a lake and heal from the arthritis and the lameness that they have. and become as much of an elephant as they can for the remainder of their lives. >> reporter: but the curator believes that zoos have a duty. sanctuaries are meant

they were trained to resist the american revolution using bamboo speers. in the background you see a lot of army leadership. this was an official program. this is sponsored by the government. this is required by the government. is there a way out for japan at this point? their chances of resisting the invasion to actually stop the invasion aren't good. so what are the possibilities of getting out of this thing? >> talk to the soviets. >> talk to the soviets. see if they can't get soviet medication. the japanese do not understand the agreements that have been made between the american, british, and soviet leaders. the soviets are going to enter the pacific war. the japanese under estimate stalin's interest in regaining territory that the japanese took from russia in the war of 1904-1905. their thinking is maybe we can come to a balance of power arrangement. if they prop us up now they can help negotiate our way out of the war with the mrns, we'll help them out later on, that is what we're going to tell them. they get the soviets to mediate an end to the war

looks like they made giant bamboo frames, lifted it up on the house, walking to where they want to move it. >> talk about helping a friend move -- >> yeah, right. >> it's like a team of ants carrying a leaf or something. >> did they empty the house? >> actually, i hope not, one swift move, put the house down, you're done. >> more people should move like this. easier. >> yeah, just lift it and go. >>> sad to say that some in this world just do not follow the rules. they are outlaws. >> yeah. >> when the video starts, illegal dumping site under investigation, a fine of $2200 australian dollars. >> see a sign like that, someone is going to dump illegally. >> even with the sign? >> even with a giant yellow sign. >> here's the truck. the fellow looks like he's up to no good. you know he's about to make a deposit. >> okay, come on. something's up. >> you're right something's up. this is from the gary the goat youtube channel. gary, the world famous internet superstar, gary's been on the show before. gary is operating outside the law. >> watch what happens. >> is he going to take a dump? >> oh

guesses took batter by making wishes on small strips of paper and hanging them on bamboo branches. >>> cesily tynan is here, melissa magee is off. you were on once before with me. >> reporter: nice to see you walter. >> nice too meet you. >> reporter: it's nice to be outside today. today you can get outside and enjoy it and storm tracker 6 live double scan showing no rain out there, really not a cloud in the sky. let's go live on sky6 live hd taking a look place to be cape may on the beach, 6:23 and folks are out there enjoying all the sunshine and the comfortable temperatures. temperatures definitely on the cool side today, we don't mind since it's july, morning low, 64 degrees, that's five degrees below normal. afternoon high, 83 degrees, four degrees below normal. 82 in philadelphia, 81 in allentown, 80 in trenton, 80 in millville. wilmington, 82 degrees, if you factor in the humidity, the heat index, the same as the temperatures, dewpoints in the 40s and 50s, extremely low, and the dewpoints will remain below 60 degrees through tomorrow. the humidity will remain on the comfortable

at 47 years old, bamboo is the oldest elephant here at seattle's zoo. >> hi, pumpkin. hi sweetie pie. >> she shares the space with two other elephants, 35-year-old chi and 45-year-old ratoto. all of them have spent their lives here, but you never see all three interact at the same time. watoto is unpredictable and aggressive towards bamboo. >> even when we have elfanlts shares the same space together, they oftentimes choose to share the opposite ends of the exhibit. >> the association of zoos and aquariums says a growing body of evidence shows that zoo elephants thrive when they socialize with each other in a herd of three or other. they require all of the accredited zoos with less than three elthe infants increase their herds or phase out the programs and donate their elephants to other zoos. because of her aggressive nature, that's what woodland park would do with yatota and get another elephant. animal rights advocates say that's not enough. >> when i look at the elephants and see them, i think it's a sad commentary on our humanity. >> reporter: she says the elephan

they're made of renewable bamboo. they're reportedly just as durable as plastic. the san rafael library says the first in the world to issue these kind of cards. >> i think that's cool. >> very cool. >>> 5:22, update on the kitten that took a 30 mill mile ride under the hood of a bay area car next. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back everyone, it's 5:24 right now live look at sap center in san jose this morning. the nhl free agency opens at 9:00 this morning, sharks general manager doug wilson says the team is in a rebuilding mode after the epic collapse in the playoffs against the l.a. kings in april. that means they're looking for younger players and possibly offloading some veterans. nba's free agent market is now open late last night. >>> update to that kitten we told you about that took a wild ride in the south bay, the man who found the kitten under the hood of the car says someone has volunteered to give it a good home. he tells us it's a family that lives nearby was planning to adopt a few kitten in a few months. they were so moved by

guests took part writing wishes on small trips of paper and hanging them on bamboo branches.castle" is next. "action news" continues at 6 tomorrow morning with nydia han and chris sowers. now for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, melissa magee, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, have a great night and we'll sigh you back here walter perez, have a great night and we'll sigh you back here tomorrow we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon fios triple play with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. plus, a free lg tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless. that's satisfaction. that's powerful. (latch clicks) (beeps) aah! (vests beeping) dad... what are you doing? you have 30 seconds to suit up. i-- the game

before slaves were had to walk from that village all the way to cape coast, they were cleaned, with bamboo leaves only in this river. and they had to go to the cape coast and they actually got to walk in the same path as the slaves did and they walked down these, they walked down this forest w no clothes on and the hands shackled to their feet. and it was pretty intense and the kids, you know we got there and it was like this and everybody is having fun and exciting and then, we hit that part. you know, and everybody gets quiet and they start to think and from there we go to the slave castles and it was really intense and they could not go into some of the dungeons because they were so intense and we were fortunate enough to have steve, do the tour, he is the guy, and he no longer does tours, and he is like a legend, like when obama went, this is what he brought out to do the tour. and so we have fortunate enough to get him and it was deep. and you know, after they got to experience all of that seen and see how this slave well they don't like to be called slaifsh they liked to be termed ca

with an elaborate four-foot tall ice cake weighing 100 pounds and supported by bamboo stocks. zoo. the panda bear cub had no problem digging into his frozen birthday cake. fans watched as he devoured the yam frosting. >> still a toddler i guess. >> little thing. >> looks like he's about three feet or so. >> little thing. cudd cuddle. >> no one else with him in the cage anymore. >> that's true. time now for a look ahead and a look back. >>> senators marco rubio, and others will unveil legislation aimed at curbing sexual assaults on college campuses. >>> on this day in 1956 president dwight d. eisenhower signed a measure making "in god we trust" the national motto. >> happy birthday to hilary swank. she's 40. "friends" actress lisa kudrow and the governor nater arnold schwarzenegger is 67. i'm frances "today in the bay." >> good morning, 4:30, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first, let's check your forecast with metrologist christina loren. >> good morning. a live look at san jose. good news, san jose and everybody

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the first night of the invasion, i was sitting with an ambulance with the driver in front of our bamboo tower. we had radio communication between the ambulance and the tower. we had a sergeant who was the tower operator, and i do not know what happened, and i have no history of that at all except that late in the evening, i heard his call, sitting there in ambulance -- i should preface this by saying i am a long-time ham radio operator. this call came in. --g jet tower, this is 696 blackjack tower, this is 696." nobody answered. then the voice comes on and says, "blackjack tower, where ?"e hell are you [laughter] i grabbed the radio. no one was there. he says, "what the hell is going on there?" i apologized for no one being there but that i can help them get in. he asked me to turn the lights on. i said yes. he asked if i could show him how to get in. there were only two directions .hat i knew of the told him to traffic to left and land to the west and give me a call when he was down. he told me to stay right there until he got there. and i stayed. [laughter] he came roaring up the ladd

it was made out of bamboo leaves, frozen grape juice, sugar cane, apples and rice. >> that wouldn't fly for you its caretaker or nothing. would that make him a cancer or a leo? i think he's a cancer. >> up don't get into astrology stick to the weather. >> on this planet there's not much going on we have to look to the stars to find some action. more sunshine today. we have an air quality alert for ground level ozone. tickets slow today car pool if you can. do what you can to keep the ozone level down. you can see or smell it but it does affect a lot of people with respiratory problems. it's 71 degrees right now. here's the forecast. mostly sunny. warmer high temperature of 85. mostly clear tonight. 71 degrees. in a bit of a breeze of the south at 5-10 mi.. 91 tuesday. it will feel like the upper 90s close to 120 factor in the humidity. 76 on wednesday with chance of showers and storms early on. thursday and friday will be comfortable. more rain for the weekend. >> coming up happened before a young boy was killed in a pit bull attack. >> please investigate and officers chokehold death of

celebrating her first birthday with visitors at the taipan zoo in taiwan with birthday cake made of bambood pine apples. >> a bobcat on the prowl in a neighborhood in phoenix, arizona. police say bobcats rarely attack people but they might go after your small pets. >> the ugly. forget the get-away car, how about a get-away horse. cops say this woman was drunk when she stole the animal to rob a store. police found it tied outside. time for your brew on this responses. the yankees fan caught sniewzing -- snoozing is suing for defamation. do you think it is fair or frivolous? joe says frivolous. you have no right when you go to the ballpark and make a fool of yourself. this individual is an opportunist. >> theresa says you can't ridicule people without them knowing it. sherri e-mailed i was watching the game the night this fan was caught on tape. i thought it was humorous but i did feel the announcers were a bit rough on him. however, a lawsuit? seriously? thanks so much to everyone who responded. >> we always definitely appreciate it. as we mentioned, be sure to join us right after the show

. >> hi, bamboo. >> at 47 years old, bam book is the oldest elephant here. >> hi, duncan. >> she shares the space with two elephants. 35-year-old chi. all spent their lives here. you'll never see all three interact at the same time. he is unpredictable and aggressive. >> even when we have elements sharing the same space, they choose the opposite end of the exhibit. >> the association says a growing body of evidence shows that zoo elephants drive when able to associate with each other. the aza an allowing zoos to increase herds or phase out their programs and donate to other zoos. >> because of her aggressive market, that may be what this zoo will do. ment allowing them to get another elephant that will get along better. >> when i look at the elephants and see the elephants it's a sad moment. >> reporter: it's been said the elephants are stressed with highway noise and less than an acre to roam. what would you like to see in. >> i'd like to see them retired to a sank tuary, where they can roam, and swim in a lake, and heel from the arthritis and become as much an elephant for the remaind

. >> it's a watermelon with a pineapple with a bamboo with a cactus.eporter: artist casey gray says he likes the billboard art show. >> i'm quite pleased with myself. >> reporter: i bet you are. you should be. >> yeah. >> reporter: public art has always had a special place in the hearts of san franciscans. sometimes you find it in odd places. if you would like to come in and see this rather unique display of public art, you better get a move-on. the billboards are scheduled to come down august 7. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> 19 artists are part of the street show. all have some connection to california. >>> the family house at oakland's children's hospital got a makeover today. ikea redid all 16 of the bedrooms there, the family house is a nonprofit and relies entirely on donations. it typically is used by families who travel 100 miles or more for care. those who run it say the overhaul was overdue. >> because of the use of the house, uhm, the beds are old, you know, they get a little lumpy and bumpy and now they're brand spanking new so fami

made of her favorite foods, including bamboo apples, carrots and pineapples.that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> i'm julie banderas. this is a fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. growing fallout from president obama's use of executive orders. actions that critics say stripped power away from congress. house speaker john boehner responding to the president's recent "so sue me" comment. boehner says that's exactly what he plans to do. in a new op-ed piece, he explains why suing the president must be done. our political insiders are here. you can join the conversation on twitter @juliebanderas an and @fninsiders. pat joins us, and here at home base in new york city, john, former republican congressman for new york, and doug shone, former pollster for president bill clinton. thank you all for coming in. we've got a lot to talk about tonight. let's get right into it. pat, i want to start with you. president obama, i want to go to his exec testify order policy. he once said in his 2013 state of the union address, speaking about cli

. >> this is the folk i used, a bamboo folk. >> surprised they didn't take it away from me. >> but louisrini's story was pretty much ancient history. an elderly man waving in a parade. until a best selling book reminded the world of his harrowing tale. his first fame came when he was just a teenager. in 1936 he made the u.s. olympic team. at 19 he was the youngest qualifier in the 5,000 meter. he didn't win but louis zamperini became a household name. a sports hero. a few years later the nation was at war. zamperini was a bombadier. in may 1943 his b24 crashed in to the pacific. >> our number one engine the rpm stopped. this plane was barely flying with four motors with two gone just dropped like a rock it hit the water nose down. i felt like someone hit me in the forehead with a sledge hammer. it was completely blown apart. >> what happens next was documented in this 1998 story from correspondent bob simon. >> spotted a life raft floating away. he swam to it. >> 47 days in an inflatable raft. >> on the raft you play like a fox hole. >> he fought off sharks and battled the sea. things we