you see, this was in thegt wash channel, this beaver here. it's even got a nickname. >>stin beaver.tupid. >> 20 years ago -- listen to this. it's a serious issue. 20 years ago a family of beavers gnawed on nine of the trees along the tidal basin according to "the washington post." and this guy justin beaver might go after se of these trees. so we got to track down justin beaver. i mean, this is ridiculous. >> this is crazy. >> justin beaver will not ruin my cherry blossom festival. >> get out of here justin beaver. >> i will personally go get him. >> i didn't know there was a family -- how long ago? 20 years ago? >> 20 years ago. it wastiefore your . >> not really. i was in high school but yo rm th -- i don't remember that. >> beserious. >> it's hard to be serious. >> but they're starting to bud. >> they're almost there, yes. they're not there yet. stop looking at my face like thatge almost to s three. and temperatures are going to be in the low 60 so we're going to start to see them blossom a little bit more. then we hit a cold day on tuesday. back into the upper 40s. but then we w

a beaver was spotted in southwest. this is the beaver seen in the washington channel.o far he has received the name justin beaver. this is a serio issue. a family of beaver gnawed on "the egrees according t washington post." so the beavers can bebl a p, you know, become an issue. >>> speaking of cherry blossom trees, hapning day. the cherry blossom festival is getting started here. you can see japanesrm pers and live music. the fun begins at 5:00 at the warner theater in northwest. sorry about that. i just don't know why i think it's so funny. >> got to get those beavers out of here. >> do we not hav someone to take care of the beavers? >> i don't know. >> i justd don't underst -- like, the -- 15 years i'veived here, i've never heard of this issue. have you? >> never, ever, ever. >> justin beaver. >> did you name him? >> no. >> shocker. >> apparently a lot of other people did. but listen. the important thing here isit tt s spring. >> it is. finally. >> there are some buds on the trees. >> we had snow diyesterday. you see that? >> no. i saw the graupel. >> higher elevat

you've got to fight a beaver.. >> doug's here to talk this wacky weather that we have seen today-x tomorrow you're going to wake up and i reall hope you haven't put away the puffy coat just yet. you're going to need iit. told you you could probably put it away about a week and a half ago. i mean, tomorw morning if you have to get out in the morning they may need it for sure. af ir about noon should be okay. but we are in for one cold start to tomorrow morning. outnohere right take a look. what a weird day it was weatherwise toy. saw just about everything. right now we're just seeing the wind. tok at the temperature, down 43 degrees. now, winds out of the northwest 24 mileser hour. the current wind chill in the city, 34 degrees. it is cold. look what else we've got. snow showers coming now. not around d.c. just yet but over toward places like leesburg, winchester, warrenton. loudoun county and the last 24 to 48 hours has seen well over 3 1/2 inches of rain. you saw gropple today that covered the grass. and now you'

. >>> we have seen zero dead wildlife, no dead beavers, no dead fish, we're happy about that. >> changes are coming after fishermen claimed pesticides were causing fish to die along the delta. >>> and in weather one of the days you had to be prepared for everything. sunshine, clouds, downpours and hail. the forecast is coming up. >>> cracking down on porch pirates. new legislation that would give package thieves stricter punishment. . >>> a clear change in the river delta. fishermen saw a increase in dead fish and wildlife. blaming the state for using more pesticides. this month california state parks announced it would reduce the amount of pesticides it uses. >> this was the sight and sound from last march to november. >> what are you doing exactly? >> california state parks division of boating and waterway scattered pellets to control fast moving water and weeds. >> guys heard of complaints of killing off wildlife and fish. >> what we hear on social media. >> the ongoing social media campaign is led by the delta anglers coalition. documenting dozens of dead fish and wildlife. floating

. >> we have seen the rugged wildlife, no dead beavers no dead fish. we are very happy about that. >> up next, to investigate explains the new plans to protect wildlife and control weeds. >> ahead controlling congestion by charging drivers to pastor downtown sentences go. it's an idea being floated in cities around the country. a look at what that would mean, coming up. >>> and, this is not something you expect to see on your doorbell camera, or from your doorÃdriver for that matter. this driver taking a sample tip from a milkshake he was just about to deliver. hear from the california family expecting the delivery coming up. alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>> we were absolutely elated with that, that's something we were asking for from day one when we go to divorce our concerns. this budget is a clear change in the sacramento san joaquin river delta, to investigate profile fishermen who saw an increase in de

. >>> we have seen zero dead wildlife, no dead beaver, no dead fish. so we are very happy about that. >> fishermen claim pesticides are causing fish to die on the delta. coming up, # investigates looks into how pesticides are affecting wildlife in that area. >> we do have traffic that is going to be mostly good but there is a new problem in the east bay that sounds pretty serious. we'll run that down for you straight ahead. >> outside our doors this morning, a little bit of fog, just a few sprinkles remain. i'll have details coming up. 2 investigates profiled fisherman who saw an increase in dead fish and wildlife. officials say the pesticides were not tied to the dying fish and wildlife in the delta. >> but this month, california state parks announced it would greatly reduce the amount of pesticides they're using. 2 investigates has the report. >>> this what the sight and sound from last march until november. what are you guys doing exactly? >> putting in fluridone in the water. >> reporter: california state parks division of boating and waterways dis

>>> coming up next, changes coming to the delta, we have seen zero wildlife, no dead fish or dead beavers. we are happy about that. >>> they were claiming that pesticides were claiming fish in the delta. >>> say station for the second time this year, we will show you what is going on now and what they hope to achieve by the end of the day. there -- >>> ktvu fox 2, where the power of you comes to you. >>> the space station, the astronauts are replacing the space station outdated batteries. this was supposed to be the first all-female spacewalk but they did not have enough spacesuits to fit the women. a male astronaut replaced one and another one is replaced taking place may 8. >>> she will not be seeking reelection, the 66-year-old sheriff said she made the decision yesterday as she is dealing with a number of health, personal issues, her husband passed away last year and she is still recovering from knee replacement surgery. said recent chaudhry -- tragedies also played a role in her decision to not run again.>> i have to think about in the back of my mind, the passing of two other people

eager beaver passes go on sale tomorrow at 10 am for $350. three day vip passes will be on sale for $785. lasher organizers announce the lineup one week after the eager beaver tickets went on sale. the 12th annual music festival takes place in golden gate park in august. it will run every year through the year 2031. some neighbors are appealing up. >>> a major breakthrough that treats postpartum depression. a new drug that could treat it for the first time ever? >>> outside we have clouds and scattered showers in place. we will let you know about a break headed our way in terms of rainfall. a stronger system showing up after that as well. more on that after the break. the fda has approved the first postpartum depression medication called zulpresso. it is an iv drug and can work with and $40. it on behalf of new mothers with postpartum depression responded to the drug within a few days. postpartum depression affects 400,000 women in the united states annually. >>> a santa rosa front yard is drawing crowds of onlookers. summer curious and other

the ring was sent to the town of beaver dam wisconsin to this walmart store.d cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan. but it wasn't love always, and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's red pickup truck. but then the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen from here on ryan's farm just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jim roarer was then a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, it suggested some local joy ride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to get back down south for whatever reason. >> reporter: it wasn't long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there were two of them. the guy was

. >>> filion, powerball beaver heating up. >>> powerball hopefuls are taking a crack at today's jackpot. the prize, a whopping $750 million. lottery players are following the hype and crossing their fingers. >> reporter: it is already the fourth highest it has ever been in history and is expected to grow even more before tonight's drawing. it was here at ernie's liquors where just last july, a lucky patron one a $502 million jackpot. >> there is something they are doing right, here. [ laughter ] i got the music going on and a nice store that is picking this up and the weather is nice so everything looks good! let us hope for the best! >> reporter: he got $1 million for selling the nn >> people are really excited. >> he says his store has been getting busier as the stakes have been getting higher. >> you see more people from distance, also. some people come here to just visit the store. >> reporter: the chances of winning this time are more than one in 292 million. the last time there was a powerball winner, it was last december. >>> the powerball drawing happens at 7:59 tonight and we w

the eager beaver passes go on sale at 10:00. passes are on sale for $785, organizers and out the light of more than a week after the eager beaver tickets one on sale. the 12th annual music festival takes place in golden gate park in august outside lands is given a permit to run every year through 2031. although some neighbors are appealing that . >>> two more concerts in san francisco new chase center sets to be announced today, including dave matthews band in september. also the black keys, modest mouse and shannon and the clams coming in november. the san francisco symphony will be the first event at the new chase arena this september . >>> the creators of woodstock announced the lineup for the 50th anniversary show. santana, jc, imagine dragons, the killers, miley cyrus, chance the rapper and the black keys among 75 artist revealed. the three-day festival is taking place on the anniversary weekend of the original concert this time in watkins glen, new york. about 150 miles west of the original woodstock site. tickets go on sa

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so far he's received the nickname justin beaver.gnawed on nine along the tidal basin according to "the washington post" and that could spell trouble. blossoms,g of cherry happening today the opening ceremony o f thetival is going on. you could see japanese performers and liv music. it starts tonight at 5:00 at warner theater. >>> a windy but beautiful day on tap today. we're going to check >>> that wind overnight,, t was whippiuryn. >> yeah. it was pretty blustery overnight, guys. that wind was gusting up to about 30 miles an hour. listen, we're going to be dealing with that today. in were dealing with the yesterday. today we have to deal with them. they'll die down after 7:00.m. tonight. of course it's making it feel brisk outside. if you're headed os t morning, just know it is going to be cold. 30s butll windc are in the 20s. now, over the next 12 hours, we continue to stay prettytreezy to j windy. winds calm after 7:00, but full sunshine out the today. 56 degrees will be our daytime high today. now, tomorrow pick of the weekend.

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of farmers 80 years tilling their land, and you could avoid all of this by making beavers a protected. host: what do you think about that? guest: it is a really good point. we do not know about how climate change effected this specific event, but beavers are a really imported animal is a system, and they provide really good habitat for the beavers themselves but also for other types of animals, and it is also part of the natural -- infrastructure. they are important, as are many other animals. he also talked about tiling as a way of getting water off the land and the agricultural landscape, and that is contribute to the problems. i am glad he raised that point. callingt's go to vena from nashville, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like the speakers were addressing talk about the way we can manage our landscape. about landscape management, and policies that -- ourom our flight floodplains. i will take my question off the air. guest: that is a great question, and there are federal rules that help ensure we have a more natural way of managing risk. there are certain

and for the last time, we don't have pet beavers cuz they would frighten our pet moose.e gonna keep doing it? no matter what we say aboot it? okay. sore-y." ( cheers and applause ) the only people not grounding the max 8s were us. but late this afternoon, donald trump made this announcement: >> we are going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and the 737 max 9 and planes associated with that line. any plane currently in the air will go to its destination and thereafter be grounded until further notice. "they will be grounded until further notice-- no tv, no xbox, no driving the car. come on, you're a plane." the president explained why he decided to make the call. >> i didn't want to take any chances. we didn't have to make this decision today. we could have delayed it. we maybe didn't have to make it at all. but i felt-- i felt it was important, both psychologically, and a lot of other ways. (as trump) "yes, psychologically, it was important that we ground those giant metal penises. i mean, metal daddies. i mean, tiny m

than your cabinet. ( laughter ) over the weekend, trump got an assist from acting chief of staff and beaver upset none of the other forest creatures remembered his birthday, mick mulvaney. mulvaney made rounds on the sunday morning shows, where fox news's chris wallace asked him directly why trump won't specifically condemn white supremacy. >> to the degree that there is an issue with white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-muslim bigotry in this country, and there is an issue with that, why not deliver a speech condemning it? >> you see when the president stands up for religious liberty, individual liberty. the president is not a white supremacist, and i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. >> stephen: having to say it once is a problem. "how many times do i have to say it, i've never tasted human flesh. it's too salty!" ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but i do want to point out that he didn't ask you if the president was a white nationalist. he asked you why the president won't denounce white nationalists. "do you promise to love, honor, and cherish this woman?" "how many times d

what are called eager beaver passes go on sale tomorrow at 10? just under $350.t year, organizers announced the lineup more than a week after the eager beaver tickets went on sale. the 12th annual music festival takes place at the golden gate park in august, you'll remember outside lands was recently given a permit to run every year through 2031. but some neighbors are appealing . >>> meanwhile, two more concerts in the chase center to be announced today, other acts have already been announced this week including dave matthews band it's a topic and also the black keys, modest mouse and shannon and the clams for november. the san francisco symphony will be the first event at the new arena in september . >>> facebook has made a ton of money selling personal data. now the company is overhauling the advertising system. coming up details on the information that will be withheld . >>> you probably do not think about cancer-causing chemicals when you buy cosmetics. now california lawmakers are considering a new bill that puts the issue front and center. what they're pro

a bet, they had a bet that if they ever met in combat the losing commanding officer would give a beaver-pelt hat to the winner. so here they are traveling east, 500 miles south of the azores off the island of madeira, and at 9:00 in the morning, over the horizon stephen decatur spies a 154-foot long three-masted frigate and immediately recognizes it as hms macedonian. unlike previous exploits where he was brash, outnumbered five to one and going ship to ship, this is a battle in which he actually used his naval intellect and smarts to win at sea. he recognized he had a bigger ship. the uss united states had 400 sailors and marines, 44 guns on board, mostly 18 pounders that could launch cannonade. the macedonian had 36 guns, some of them lighter. 12 pounds. so he understood for this battle he had a distance advantage. if he could stay farther away rather than closer, he had a better chance of winning. that is how we ended up winning this battle, by actually crossing the bow, or crossing the t as it is known in naval battle, and got off 70 broadsides, compared to only 30 macedonia which lasted

he wore beaver felt top hats. he chewed tobacco in copious amounts, and constantly dangled and unlit cigar out of the corner of his mouth. behind the country bumpkin facade that he cultivated over the years, there operated a well-to-do businessman, a sharp political strategist who had been a leadership for more than a decade. to put it so singly, the powers -- succinctly, the powers that reed worked hard to centralize to move legislation, cannon redeployed to stop legislation. everything is all right out west and around danville, he once noted, the country don't need any legislation. in surveying the speaker's opposition to bills protecting environment, colliers' magazine said mr. cannon was not an engineer but a brake man. where cannon got into the most trouble the was not in his standoff with the theodore roosevelt white house on a number of bills but over his increasingly arbitrary rulings as speaker against democrats and progressive republicans. the reaction to cannonism as it was called highlighted the long-r

is the newspaper of the washington beavers was also hypercritical of everything, either completely captivated the large and cultivated audience. she also, in this period, debates, goes into a debate, that a really wonderful figure, some of you may know, in brooklyn, she was born of a family in new york city, her father's business was ruined in the draft rights of 1863, you look at history, it's not a history of never having, it's things being taken away. thousands, hundreds of businesses, black business institutions were destroyed in that riot, at least one man was rinsed, lynn stone clarkson street and torched while hanging from a tree. lyons family moved to providence, rhode island, where they will not admit her into the only high school, which was a white high school, so she gets admission into the school, she returns to new york, and she has been tapped at this point to be the 1st assistant principal of a formerly all- white school, ps 83, which consolidated pupils and teachers with all black ps 68. the education board's decision to consolidate, rather than separate students, was largely

>> more like a beaver. >> that invading california, and we will tell you what the state is planning to do a better. >>> the robbers take the wrong route. footage of victims fighting back. >>> good morning. we can see that traffic is now, well, i would nasa it is the worst we have seen. it's a complicated a little bit by the what roads, but my now we are getting a little bit of a break in san jose. >>> we have some incredible new video of an attempted robbery at a gas station in florida. check out the surveillance video which shows an arm suspect going up to a group of men from indiana on spring break, but they all start fighting. actually tackled that robbery suspect to the ground. now, accomplice came in and try to push the victims away. you can see him there, and that led to a new confrontation. there was a gun in all of this the one of the victims grabbed the gun and pointed it at one of the suspects, who then drove away. >> once i raised the gun, they both took off back to their car. then we were just screaming. i mean, only thing running through your mind is protect your family. >

individuals that were accused of doing this are on closed-circuit television video at the crafty beaverause chicago is corrupt and prosecutor's office. that is one of the problem with repeat offenders and high crime rate. look no further than kim foxx. brian: who benefits? people say this is political. i don't understand who benefits? >> yeah. exactly. i guess all of the peep with their connections. you know who doesn't benefit, brian with this? all the innocent people caught in the middle by kim foxx's corruption and elsewhere. just a couple weeks ago one of the violent offenders her office slapped on the wrist killed a cop. there is a family out there mourning the loss of one of their finest. police out there mourning the loss of one of their officers. there was a story, i tweeted it out, retweeted last night discusses how officers were attempting to make a drug arrest recently. they were in chicago. they were surrounded by a mob. they realized there was nothing they could do. if they drew down on individuals that would make a headline. everyone talks about the police. they will lose

you can see when we look across the dockside, the quys we look across the dockside, the guys are beaveringnk you very much, adrian. good to see you. she will be taken on a lorry which is just up on the quayside, before she is taken through the streets of plymouth to her new home outside the front of the theatre royal. she came in this morning through plymouth sound almost as though she was surfing in ona on a wave. quite an incredible sight to see. from us in plymouth and from messenger we will take you to our regional newsrooms around the uk for the unused travel and whether you are watching breakfast this morning. does make news, travel, and weather. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. following friday's terrorist attack on a mosque in new zealand which left 50 people dead, mayor of london sadeeq khan willjoin senior government ministers at a mosque in central london today to pledge to work with young people in sending out a clear message against islamaphobia. they'll be joined at the mosque by the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, and chief rabbi ephram mervis, in calling an end to all

his legacy also includes the creation of the beaver water district, the primary sort of water for northwest arkansas. for these contributions who was post-ewe mousely inducted into the arkansas business hall of fame and i congratulate his family on this great honor. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address hoe fuss -- the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from arkansas is recognized for one minute -- from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. >> last weekend we traveled to alabama. we marched across the edmund pettus bridge alongside congressman john lewis. 54 years ago he was on that bridge with hundreds of other brave americans young and old. they were marching for the right to vote and were met with a wave of tear gas and billy clubs. representative lewis was beaten unconscious. the trip for me was a powerful, terrible history lesson. today, states no longer use terror to prevent citizen

beaver dams . it is a mess. and it's going to take along and sustained effort to clean out all these rivers, creeks, streams and tributaries where the water can move and keep so much of our farmland and a lot of residential property as well from being flooded and in north carolina we have the added impact, and this is both good and bad and that you have such a huge influx of population growth in the central and western part of the state. all that water has to go somewhere and you probably have observed like i have that when they build homes these days, there a wingspan of parts, literally. maybe six feet. when you have a big rain shower and that water goes straight to the drain, straight to the river and it won't be too long where in northern east carolina where raleigh has 2 to 3 inch rain it's going to be the equivalent of a hurricane matthew florence flood in north carolina because the water has nowhere to go so with all that said and that backdrop , i want to make sure we are doing everything possible at usd

hundreds of thousands beaver of people will lose their jobs, exports would decline, and without a eliableernative power source, you can expect to spend most of your day in the dark. instead of talking about plans that would hurt my constituents in texas and bankrupt the entire country, let's v.o.a. a serious conversation -- let's have a serious conversation about real solutions. a few weeks ago our friend and colleague from maine, nor collins, joined me on a tour of the net power demonstration plant in laporte, texas. net power has generated a system that generates affordable energy from natural gas while producing zero emissions. this kind of innovative carbon capture technology is what our future should look like. if american companies don't produce them first, well, we know somebody else will. so we need to invest in america in new technologies that can take our most reliable and affordable energy sources and make them cleaner. when senator mcconnell announced his intent to bring this bill to the floor, well, things got a little strange around the senate. in my experience, if the major