the bard owl, following humans across the continent to the west. >> the bard owl arrived here in 2002. >> reporter: david press -- >> what we've observed is the same impact that's happened in other areas. >> reporter: the bard oil appears to drive the spotted owls from their nest. the situation is most visible at muir woods national monument. >> in areas in muir woods, over time spotted owls are no longer present within their historic nesting areas and the bard owl is the come dominant species. we'll be watching a spotted owl's nest, we'll come back. the nest is in shatters, the spotted owls cannot be found and the bard out is on-site. >> reporter: consequently, the forest service is looking to find the bard owl and killing it to see if that will help the spotted owls. >> seems to me like it's just nature taking its course. >> reporter: tom white of san francisco was outlooking for birds. >> it's like the way nature is part of nature for species to move around. some come in and some go out. >> reporter: i'm tori campbell, channel 2 news. >>> more than 1,000 people hit the waters for a

>> (laughs) okay. >> rose: peter bard is here. in 1967 he left his job as a "new york times" reporter to become the number-two production executive at paramount pictures. his arrival coincided with the dawn of a new and exhilarating era in film making. during his eight years at the studio, its roster of films included such now undisputed classics as "the godfather" rosemary's baby" "chinatown" and others. here is a look. >> what have you done to it? what have youone to its eyes? >> he has his father's eyes. >> next year i have a scholarship in paris. >> paris? >> yeah, i've never been the europe. i can hardly wait. >> how long have you known about this? >> come on, ollie, don't be stupid, would you please? it's inevitable. >> what is? >> that we're graduate and go our separate ways and you're going to go on to law school. >> what are you talking about? >> youe a preppy mlionaire and i'm a social... >> what does that have to do with going our separate ways? we're together now, aren't we? we're happy. >> look, harvard is like this b

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english language arts, and we can talk back and forth between them, it is auyp for english language bards -- ayp for english language yards arts. the only ones passing the official line are asian and white, and if you look at the mathematics, same thing. so i guess i would like to

somebody -- just my educated guess but he had that on his play sheet, a picture of the great model dorria bardho was scantily clad in a bikini and there she is. he had that on his sheet so you look at your plays and every once in a while, oy vey. whatever it takes to inspire you. >> good night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. i thought tracy was getting here at noon. movie stars move at their own pace, liz. we have to accommodate them. yeah, well, a lot of people are still upset about tracy joining the show. that's not my problem. i have other things on my plate. you hear about that chemical factory explosion outside of colorado springs? no. good. (man) all right, here he comes. i just think when it comes to this whole tracy thing, it's best to tread lightly.

we will have the president of ireland, mary robinson, the president of bard college. after that, we will have a hip- hop concert with artists from england and the united states. if you go to independencemovement.org, you can make reservations. we are open to the public, but there is limited seating. it will be an exciting program. tavis will be headlining there. tavis: stop, stop. i want to add quickly because we travel around the world. this year, we call this the 10th anniversary sadly of 9/11 and we will be in new york and we hope you will be there to commemorate and celebrate independence day. ben barber founder of this wonderful worker and i will see you in a matter of days. >> see you this weekend, tavis. we continue our look 10 years later with scholar reza aslan. he is a religious scholar. as we approach the 10th anniversary, he is also a member of the council on foreign relations. it is always good to have you. >> it is free to be back. tavis: this is certainly possible in the middle east that you cover so well. it seems to me that the world has changed at le

the bard high school early college offers advanced instruction.raduates will also have earned a two-year college degree. >> they want me to do better for myself. they have high expectations. >> reporter: the new newark bridges high school offers individual attention for failing students and dropouts. like anaya herald, who came to register with her mother and 2-year-old son. >> i decided to come back, because i noticed that without education, there's nothing. >> reporter: her mom yolanda said was overwhelmed by zuckerberg's gift. >> i would like to say thank you for giving newark a second chance. >> reporter: cami anderson is superintendent of schools. so far, what has this zuckerberg money enabled you to do? >> it's absolutely given us a chance to innovate more quickly. >> reporter: the challenge is enormous. by third grade, 60% of kids can't perform at grade level in reading and math. only 54% graduate from high school. so far, 8.4 million of the 100 million has been spent, partly for the new high schools. to extend school days and to reward tea

me i actually managed to do so the russians came back brilliantly in the final twenty minutes and bards goal kicking and decision making past the russians could have had a chance of snatching what would have been credibly unlikely big jury losers just to go to last till the. truth even got confused while i was on the pitch i didn't know what to do we should have scored a try then another patootie came between a straightforward penalty from twenty two meters and it was at that point that i couldn't understand what our strength. for all their good work and approach play russia were badly let down especially the lineout where the americans managed to steal number of russian for iowans and that's something they'll need to improve going into bendix match against its island's. didn't function as well as we'd like an area that we did work hard on but didn't go our way we must keep confidence and get back to the drawing board tomorrow morning in the lineout and. improve the areas we made mistakes but also build on some of the fantastic things with them tonight. for all that and there was succes

english language arts, and we can talk back and forth between them, it is auyp for english language bards -- ayp for english language yards arts. the only ones passing the official line are asian and white, and if you look at the mathematics, same thing. so i guess i would like to hear, and i think you have this information, but i went to know what are you getting from school sites and teachers and principals about this? i mean, i am sorry, it is not a phenomenon. it is just the way it is, and what are they talking about about how they're going to resolve it? i know we at the board level are creating policies, initiatives, and we are doing everything is, but since you are talking to school site folks, and teachers, what are they saying around this? i know there are quite aware of it, because we all are, but when we see here year after year after year, and there may be gains in the subgroups, but that photograph remains constant, and i would like to hear from you besides all of the initiatives and policies that we create, what is happening at school sites? aside from what i hear. i am not

support, be which they could have done, they decided to stick to their base and get the conservatives on bard. the choice is clear, by -- which i think was a shot across the bow to harry reid to say we're going to stick to our guns. this whole thing perfectly explains why american approval are -- of them is now in the teens. i think 13% the if you are unemployed, conte -- don't have a job, i think it the -- it's just clutter and noise coming from washington. >> it's almost enough to wonder if they're ever going to do again in this congress. is this a do-nothing congress? is obama going to be able to make that case? >> great question. beyond the funding of the 2k3w069, this super committee tarvings -- tanked with finding further deficit reduction, they've got to thanksgiving to report out and vote, the expectation is they will get something bun -- done but i don't think this is a congress that's going to do big things. and i don't think they'll do anything without a fight. >> and on the economy in? it's hard to see how it happens. we're already seeing the 2012 elections coming into play here i

is preparing to take on one of the sport's most decorated fighters james lights only in moscow the bard is scheduled for the fourth of the month although that you have already come face to face us robert for ten explains. america america i'm a russia how you guys do here russia. indeed russian books in france must be having a great time one of the musubi rated fighters in the he's through sports teams lights. warming the skill preparing to show his stones on the fourth of. the night he still cruiserweight. to me following in the footsteps of books and legends roy jones jr who facelift lost me. in the final round of the. two three now over state age hasn't affected him quite as much as it has plays are two different stories. and james tony jones was a genius probably was the best part about. boxing his star was very much dependent on speed and this is nobody can say about me a change of tone as defense makes him unique and while there's flexibility in the. just sort of peek a boo defense that he shows it's not exactly he's changed tony personally speak up or whatever it is yes but hardly

we chose to look not on the standards bards the very last. one of them a national resource base structure of our well being should be transformed oh dave yourself or otherwise we'll be dependent up on the resource trails for the modernization of the production introduction of new technologies growing out of infrastructure or innovation creation and use the tops business and industry is should enhance the pretty routine culture of libra business employees profits business and employees profits and the profits and income of all russians which is this common over what's about this is how it was treated sure and i think this is the right strategy. and you and dear friends colleagues. and yet for me the answer to the question. should instead be in the age of social delusions he's practically clear. and stammer this. is this is played through can be a leno show up also be diverse the law should big conflicts you will probably hear one of them complex. it should be. smart intelligent in washington the truths of their world of the system of feedback

radical and sometimes violent they clashed with the establishment of the area and they're not nice bards right in there in one of my proudest. it was when gold showed that we were powerful and have achieved something and showed us we were on the right path it's luck. and it was a path there for nearly two months this year inspired hundreds of thousands of israelis to again take to the streets they gave us a legacy saying that if you really believe in something and you think you're right and you don't use violence or say you can get whatever you're fighting for and all the other tensile slowly coming down prime minister netanyahu still has a lot on so for in three weeks the committee he set up needs to address how to fix the country's mounting social problems not actually. only have we not progressed but the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed . police now it's not only the lower class who is suffering but the middle class as well. and so forty years on the ideas and dreams of these men are is because if so too are the challenges they face internal l

very dangerous rip tides this time of year because of the sand bards that have built up over the last few months. we just had irene go by. looks like it's going to run toward lafayette and louisiana on sunday. is this a big wind event? no. but they're going to see a lot of rain from this. just sort of an interested note. it formed rapidly in the coast and now it's getting ready to move on shore. won't be a hurricane. mainly just a tropical storm. warmer than today because of high pressure. the mechanism is the offshore wind. we really haven't had any offshore wind events. we are looking at a spare the air day and obviously increased fire danger. and also it hasn't rained in a while. until you've had the first rains, we are in the -- we are really into the fire season of course you knew that. the fog then tomorrow tries to move in but it just isn't going to have much of a push. there'll be patches of it. i think by bodega bay you'll have bits and pieces. so the heat is moving our way as the winds come from the east so does the heat comes out of the valley toward the coast. tomorrow wil

the street is nice and quiet and since the bard streets have not been disrupted, and also muny has not been disrupted at all. i want to show you interstate 880. a lot of people in the car this afternoon. you see traffic is backed up big time heading down past the coliseum. we also saw a lot of traffic leaving the city. they have tried to avoid this whole thing al together. -- all together. we just got off the phone with bart central and they are telling us they have 60 trains moving on the system without any delays. >> all right, thank you, sal. >>> we want to give you another look at downtown san francisco. we are going to continue to follow this news and we're going to be checking in throughout the evening. as you saw in david stephenson's report, about 20 to 30 protesters have gathered outside the station. we're going to continue to follow this all throughout the news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> within the past hour president obama unveiled his jobs act. he spoke directly to congress and the american people. >> the purpose of the american jobs act is simple. to put more people back to work

very dangerous rip tides this time of year because of the sand bards that have built up over the lastths. we just had irene go by. looks like it's going to run toward lafayette and louisiana on sunday. is this a big wind event? no. but they're going to see a lot of rain from this. just sort of an interested note. it formed rapidly in the coast and now it's getting ready to move on shore. won't be a hurricane. mainly just a tropical storm. warmer than today because of high pressure. the mechanism is the offshore wind. we really haven't had any offshore wind events. we are looking at a spare the air day and obviously increased fire danger. and also it hasn't rained in a while. until you've had the first rains, we are in the -- we are really into the fire season of course you knew that. the fog then tomorrow tries to move in but it just isn't going to have much of a push. there'll be patches of it. i think by bodega bay you'll have bits and pieces. so the heat is moving our way as the winds come from the east so does the heat comes out of the valley toward the coast. tomorrow will be our

straight weeks watching, waiting for the shoe to drop, just knowing that one sox pitcher, usually daniel bard was going to come in and screw things up. and you had a sense there was something going on here where the team was tightening up, where they sensed that they were going to lose this lead. and it was watching a prolonged train wreck. >> it was. >> and i have to say this, in some respects, the fact they didn't win the game and go into a playoff was almost a relief for me. i'd also like to say thanks to joe girardi. >> you're blaming joe girardi? >> up 7-0 in the eighth. 7-0. >> you going to waste your best reliever when the playoffs were two days away. he needed to stay fresh. you think this is worse for red sox fans -- >> no, not even close. i was about to say. >> that was worse. 2003, i've got to say 2003 was absolutely awful. for me, '86 is the worst. and will remain the worst. >> one more great thing about baseball. >> then let's go. and we'll get to polls. >> in baseball, you don't get to pick who is up at the plate in the big moment. in basketball, you give the ball to michael jor

the ubiquity of modern communications, they are constantly come barded by terrorists attacks around the globe. if you ask yourself how many times you've seen the iconic 9/11 image of a fully loaded jut plane crashing into the world trade center, it leaves the impression that no location on the planet is safe from terrorists. but in fact, our analyst of the gtd indicates that terrorists attacks are highly concentrated in space. for example, the top 20 minutes in terms of terrorists attacks, account for three in the world since 1970. about 10% of all countries account for about 75% of all terrorists attacks. only 5% of the worlds country account for half of the worlds terrorists attacks. myth number three: the u.s. is more frequently targeted by terrorists than any other country in the world. the devastating impact of 9/11 leaves many observers in the united states and aboard to assume that the u.s. is the target of an inordinate number of terrorists attacks. when we use the gtd to exam the frequency by country, the u.s. ranks about 20th in the world in terms of total attacks and about 15