talk about the project and hannah barker and say, oh, that house. mystery behind what this house was. was an amazing very who played a important role in boulder's history. in ireland. in 1844 and you know there's a lot about her early years that we don't know. but we know that she was trained a teacher, probably in iowa. you can imagine as an irish immigrant probably poor, it was her.ppingstone for it was her way to the middle class. and to find herself in colorado the way that the time, word is now a very small mountain town. it was biggerays, than boulder. had a larger population than had never had a schoolteacher. and she was brought here by a owned a mine in word and workers that he had were starting to have children and they weren't getting any education. she was brought out to be a teacher. and as the story goes, she saloon.in a so during the day they'd clear all of the evidence of the revels that would go on in the night. over, ter school was things would be moved back in. she taught in word a couple of year, then moved to boulder. one of the

barker was an amazing woman who played an important role in the history of boulder, colorado. born in 1844 in ireland, you know, there is a lot about her early years that we do not know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher in iowa, probably. you can imagine, as an irish immigrant, probably for -- , it was for -- poor nothing over her to the middle class. then she found yourself in ward, ,olorado, a small mountain town bigger than boulder in those days. she was brought here by a guy who owned the mine and realize that the workers that he had were not getting any education. goes that she was in the saloon and during the day they cleared out all the the revelry in the night and then after school was over they would move back in. after a couple of years they moved to boulder and ward was one of the first teachers in the school district. it is hard to speculate about hannah and her motivations. but you cannot help but imagine what it must've been like to travel across the country, from , shortly after the civil war. the train was feared -- the train was about to be comple

so we would tell people about the project and hannah barker, they would say, oh, that house. sort of a mystery behind what this house was. >> hannah barker was an amazing woman who play add very important role in boulder's history. she was born in 1844 in ireland. and you know there's a lot about her early years that we don't know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher, probably in iowa. and you can imagine as irish immigrant, probably poor, it was a steppingstone for her.

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when we would tell people about the project and hannah barker they would say oh, that house. there is a mystery behind what this house was. >> hannah barker was an amazing woman who played an important role in the history of boulder, colorado. born in 1844 in ireland, you know, there is a lot about her early years that we do not know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher in iowa, probably. you can imagine, as an irish

he is two barker. he loves bubbles. watch the dogs on the beach. chasing bubbles. what could be better? >> this is a good day for this dog. >> kids will chase you. everyone will chase you. >> you can do it sitting down with a cocktail. >> trust me. i do. >> i rest my case. >> it is tech time for people who love gadgets. tell us about these cool pet gadgets. hey, zach. tell us about the haven. >> the haven is the strongest, smarter home lock. >> like thief-proof? >> supposed to be thief-proof. they are saying dead bolts are old, outdated and insecure. >> dead bolts are dead. >> they create the haven, a wedge that will come up when you leave your house. it's smart, connected to your phone. when you leave or arrive at your house it will know that and will open or close. >> it's from the ground which they say is the most stable thing. it's connected to the ground. it is not going to move. they are saying other ways people can break in using those dead bolt locks. >> this is kick start? >> it is. right now the cheapest is $269. pricey, but for the security of your whole

j barker explains. >> these are the cars taking us back to the future.oasting a cockpit with touchscreens and holographic displays, and door panels that can be changed in 15 minutes depending on the driver's mood. it is not your average vehicle. in fact, at this stage, it's just a concept. >> it so is an interesting talking point. they get people thinking about the cars and they give feedback on the technology and other ideas they might just be trialing. >> they were not the only one testing their wares at the show. others had electric and hybrid driving. some british style and italian flair. many concept cars may not actually at the road. >> these manufacturers are always putting april in the water just to see -- a pearl in the water to see what the market reaction is. >> some co. if you want to check out what is around the next bend, go to the paris motor show. >> let's move onto today's other business stories. the u.k. financial watchdog will investigate the scandal at tesco. last week, the supermarket chain saw 3.8 billion euros wiped out of its valu

battle massive fire and appellate yard mike powell and shows what burned in the big challenge barker'svercome >> : smoke from this fire 20 mi. away once fire crews got this under control is what the dealt with throughout the morning many calls of burning debris. the deal from how up their partnership abc seven news shows the same butter spark for cox morning system for a fire agencies but the blaze, fire tells this is a mixed use facilities and go right along 30th road containing a ranch, yard. as many as 10,000 calls burned in the fire as well the part of the barn. biggest issue the remote area fire crews tell me there are no hydrants the fire crews build up in gilroy use water standards to bring it to the scene >> : without having viable water supply out here makes it extremely difficult to run as white smoke fills the air they really were just born to look any of these creams brought up the afternoon no injuries and the spire as many as 30 people temporarily evacuated investigators still working to determine a cause of the early morning blaze >> : some job but said temperatures warm

gary barker, of promundo, explains the reason for the lack of information on females assaulting males. >> whether it's in the u.s., in the military or outside, typically more of it happens to women and girls, but we're not sure, because we've been asking for so long about the ways it happens to women and girls, and we need to, but we have not been asking about the way that it happens to men and boys. >> first of all, kim gandy, we don't really know. secondly want to point out you used to run national organization for women now run the largest group fighting domestic violence in this country. as a woman i was shocked beyond bee leave to find out producing this story that women can rape men. and what did i find out was that , the meal organ responds whether it's as result of threat of duress or desire. how is it that women can be raping men? i never heard of such a thing. how big a problem have you found it to be with your background? >> well, certainly we know that men are sexually assaulted. it's approximately one in six men, it's actually smaller than that in the military strangely e

and this drawing near joshua tree's famous barker dam. >> it was photos without her work as well as some photos of her doing the work. >> reporter: taking screen shots of it all before her social media accounts disappeared. >> hard to believe that someone could literally take a photo shoot of their crime spree across the western national parks. >> reporter: the national park service tells abc news it's investigating a string of vandalism across ten parks. but wouldn't confirm the woman in the photos is being sought as a person of interest. >> it's struck a nerve. >> reporter: on the creepy ting's instagram page, describing an exchange where the artist appears to admit guilt, i know i'm a bad person. >> one of her friends, was this chalk or paint. the thinking that chalk would wash off. no, this is acrylic. >> that acrylic paint at the center of an investigation and a costly cleanup operation. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> we have enough problems in the parks. don't need someone to paint. >> what would motivate someone to do that? >> in a naturally beaut

barker opops mexico city. somebody asked me a question? bob lee and roberto has a lot to do when he is running conte aguero. nadleman was used for the p.p. op staff. in radio and tv. and pickworth, first used in an interview. there is also a donald barton who is philips contact. slide. to the next i meant to the roadblock set in place to decouple phillips from merton. this is the cable in which it was inserted. next slide. we are going to blow up the top. at the top, a known pseudonym for phillips is negotiating with merton. because we know -- i just showed you be on reasonable doubt that phillips was merton and that merton cannot be a negotiating with himself, what we now have is a very valuable example to exactly how compartmentalization is used inside the c.i.a. at the secret level to fragment somebody who is playing multiple roles. bac to the main conferencek sheet. part of myarize this presentation by posing this question -- what is so crucial about the philips-merton identification that it remains classified today? points to consider

and fight canso be very visible to the coalition and our power, it will have to flee, or it will, barker down and instead of the iraqis being seized by isil, isil will be seized by the iraqis. we are aggressively working in other lines of interdiction the mentioned before. stem the flow of foreign fighters, interrupt the financing, undermined and the legitimacy and deal with the humanitarian challenge. so, having reviewed this strategy, let me conclude with a brief word. it is not iraq or afghanistan. it will not involve deploying tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of american troops. it will not involve the expenditure of trillions of american dollars. it will require the united states to go it virtually alone. the iraqis do not need and indeed do not want foreign forces in combat in iraq. the prime minister said on national television just last night it would be divisive, distract from the mission, and indeed probably in danger armed forces. more to the point, we will not fall into the truck that isil would want to set of drawing us in in large numbers, logging astaire, and ble

and robert barker interstate 80 west.ealing with extremely slow traffic here at the incident because finally cleared from the bridge. and lime however the right and the north bay still quite slow with action accountable for what southbound direction son toward iran. so tracking boat ways here as we mentioned for the east shore freeway there the 24 back out and the ride is still behind schedule for westbound interstate west bound 5859 drive times are all top pass to the dublin at interchange. now for southbound 680 rise beginning to slow along with the 80 ride through the corridor is now 42 minutes. >> : his look at the rest of the bridge for >> : its back at with a 18 minute commute time. >> : golden gate bridge not affecting any problems here. at los yet >> : over at the richmond bridge we are back up and the westbound direction slow going out from richmond parkway interchange with 580 westbound went out for the toll plaza >> : changes california prison system officials agreed set and the policy disaggregate it makes bas

. >>> i think that perhaps somewhere bob barker is smiling.the most epic fail ever on the price is right. a contestant named corey bidding on a simple ham among. the highest bid to that point, $1200. what was his bid? >> 7,000. >> 7,000? >> 7,000. >> 7,000? actual retail price, $880. come on up here. >> you know, i'm gonna defend him here. it could have been spun in gold. >> is that what he was thinking? >> just saying it could have been a gold-spun hammock that would make the value like $8,000. the other thing, to be fair, when is the last time you priced a hammock? no, really. really. anybody? when is the last time you priced a hammock? i mean. >> they are just there. >> come on, lou. lou on camera saying he priced one this summer. i don't buy it. >> the fundamental rule is that you just need to outbid the other competitors by $1. >> yeah. >> he was excited. >> he was swept up in the frenzy p >> he thought he meant a zero. >> i don't think i could handle it either. i don't think i would be able to handle it, so excited, you lose like half of

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so we would tell people about the project and hannah barker, they would say, oh, that house. sort of a mystery behind what this house was. >> hannah barker was an amazing woman who play add very important role in boulder's history. she was born in 1844 in ireland. and you know there's a lot about her early years that we don't know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher, probably in iowa. and you can imagine as irish immigrant, probably poor, it was a steppingstone for her. it was her way into the middle class. and then to find herself in word colorado, by the way, it's now a small mountain town. but in those days, it was bill p bigger than boulder. had a larger population than boulder. and had never had a schoolteacher. she was brought here by a guy who owned a mine in ward and realized the workers that he had were starting to have children and they weren't getting any education. so she was brought out to be a teacher in ward. and as the story goes, she taught in a saloon. and so during the day they clear out all of the evidence of -- of the revels that go in overnigh

when we would tell people about the project and hannah barker they would say oh, that house. there is a mystery behind what this house was. >> hannah barker was an amazing woman who played an important role in the history of boulder, colorado. born in 1844 in ireland, you know, there is a lot about her early years that we do not know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher in iowa, probably. you can imagine, as an irish immigrant, probably poor, it was her way into the middle class. then to find yourself in ward, colorado, a small mountain town, but bigger than boulder in those days. it had never had a school teacher. she was brought here by a guy who owned the mine and realize d that the workers that he had were starting to have children and they were not getting any education. the story goes, she taught in a saloon. during the day they cleared out all the evidence of the revelry in the night and then after school was over things would be moved back in. she taught in ward a couple of years and then moved to boulder and was one of the first teachers in the school distr

when we would tell people about the project and hannah barker they would say oh, that house. there is a mystery behind what this house was. >> hannah barker was an amazing woman who played an important role in the history of boulder, colorado. born in 1844 in ireland, you know, there is a lot about her early years that we do not know. but we know that she was trained as a teacher in iowa, probably. you can imagine, as an irish immigrant, probably poor, it was her way into the middle class. ward,o find yourself in colorado, a small mountain town, bigger than boulder in those days. it had never had a school teacher. she was brought here by a guy who owned the mine and realize that the workers that he had were starting to have children and they were not getting any education. the story goes, she taught in a saloon. during the day they cleared out all the evidence of the revelry in the night and then after school was over things would be moved back in. she taught in ward a couple of years and then moved to boulder and was one of the first teachers in the school district. it is ha