i said does that mean beekeepers as well. face coverings. i said does that mean beekeepers as well. if you are walking into a big public building ina are walking into a big public building in a beekeepers sit? that isa building in a beekeepers sit? that is a face coverings. you were being facetious? i was just trying is a face coverings. you were being facetious? i wasjust trying to pick apart and they said no, it is not the case, so it is about going after muslim people rather than beekeepers, that was the point of a question. it became a bit of an issue. it is quite divisive. there are a small minority of muslim women who wear burqas and they are saying it is an issue in some communities. does paul nuttall have a point when he says a majority of muslim women who wear these veils, they are the ones who do not necessarily speak much english, they are the ones who do not have good job opportunities, it isa do not have good job opportunities, it is a way of opening up their lives by removing this barrier that he feels is an imp

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why a beekeeper says you could see a lot more this spring. >>> a lake the concern of not one but twoewage spills. >>> and introducing >>> bees are creating a buzz in parts of northern california with a big increase. this is time of the year they start colonization process and the rain kept them inside. >> this year with the weather so much for them to eat and drink and play, a lot more active than a couple years ago. >> some bee keepers say they have more than doubled and the comeback is impressive after losing so many colonies in recent years. six million gallons of lake water. this is the first time it happened in 10 years because of all the rain we got over the winter. the sacramento bee reports sewage went in the tributaries. officials expect stormwater went in and it was treated so people should not be at risk. >>> a group middle school students should win the national science bowl. they're competing right now in washington, d.c. and have made it all the way to the top two. they get $1,000 from the school science department just for making it this far. they will try to win it al

beekeeping not for me. it's 5:15. let's take a look at your bay area roads starting here in san jose. moorpark avenue it's at cypress avenue a fatal crash being investigated a pickup truck hit the sound wall around 3:45 a.m. so that investigation is ongoing and moorpark avenue is closed in both directions at cypress avenue just fyi if you are heading out that way. moving over now to the altamont pass you are moving at 20 miles per hour off 205 in tracy up to 30 at north flynn road. frees up through livermore usually and here's a look at the dublin interchange slow in the commuter direction. moving over now to the peninsula commute between hayward and foster city, traffic looking smooth on westbound 92 and looking good on eastbound 92 as well from the peninsula into the east bay. metering lights will turn on soon. that will slow you down heading into downtown san francisco. but for now, if you are heading out that way you will catch a ten-minute drive between the maze and downtown. bart is recovering from 20 minutes de

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hobby beekeepers. we rent out these pedal power honey extractors that westeined and built.ially because we continue to diversify and grow. we have partnerships where you put the bees. we label it by the zip code and the organization. so, they're getting the benefit of the marketing tool. we get the benefit of reaching their communities with our message. reviving the healthy hives for healthy lives. i drilled a little hole in the wood big enough for a bee to get through. the education program is a really good way to build a community of beekeepers and strengthen it. as long as the bees are still around, the business will thrive. >> welcome back. i'm fredricka whitfield in new york. the trump administration hasn't even hit day 100 and already talk of shakeups and reboot within the administration. senior official tells us chief of staff reince priebus huddled with chief strategist steve bannon and son-in-law and adviser jared kushner. the aim of the meeting, to get them on the same page and ease the growing tension between them. however, our source stressed that nobody is leav

. >>> 6:13, bees are on the move and beekeepers in northern california are seeing more swarms than usual this year. experts say bees are especially active right now because of the rain we've had in recent months. that prevented the bees from getting out as much as they'd like. until now, a beekeeper explains why this is creating issues for bees. >> that causes the hive to so massively reproduce, mike is many bees, new bees -- >> if a hive gets too crowded, some bees leave and the swarms they create get attached to nearly everything including items in your back yard, even your home, hopefully not on to your shirt. the swarm will start building combs that cause structural damage to the property so it's important to have professionals remove the bees as soon as you find them. >> what is he immune to bees? he doesn't have a suit on or anything. 6:14 right now. students in one north bay city will get extra sleep starting next year. how great does that sound? the board of directors in novato approved this week later start times at all schools. the first bell will ring at 8:00 a.m. for high sch

. >> some beekeepers in sacramento say their calls about bee swarms have more than doubled.y say the comeback is impressive after losing so many colonies in recent years. >>> a group of middle school students from the bay area could win the national science bowl. the department of energy shared these pictures of the team from joaquin miller middle school in san jose. they're competing right now in washington, d.c. and they've made it all the way to the top two. they get $1,000 for the school's science department for making it this far, and they'll try to win it all on monday morning. >>> do you have some business to do in sunnyvale? well, it may have to wait because city workers have announced they'll go on strike on monday. the sunnyvale employees association said over 98% of its members voted in favor of the action. the strike involves 450 of subbyvale's 900 workers including librarians, public works and parks employees. the primary issue, money. union leaders want a 17% raise to keep up with sill cob valley's high cost of living. the city has offered 10%. >>> people in sa

impressive.nathan smith/bee keeper"my bees are averaging 85 to 90% this year so have many other beekeepersersus many other years ago it was 30 to 40% so they are definitely doing better."which is even better news for almond farmers.nathan smith/bee keeper "we get millions of dollars billions of dollars each year for almond pollination. so it's very important for environment." animal experts are learning more about the effects of edible marijuana on pets. how much it would take to kill a dog, and the symptoms your pet will have if they have been exposed. (justine) a denver dog owner was terrified when her dog-- all of the sudden-- could not stand up. reporter stan bush has more on the reason behind the pet's inability to walk. patty moore feared the worst last saturday when her 10 year- old golden chance couldn't even stand to eat.patty moore, dog owner: "she couldn't get back down stairs.. it was like her legs didn't work at all." moore says chance found edible marijuana left over from 4/20 on a walk in the neighborhood. a vet diagnosed the symptoms right away.patty moore, dog owner: "we r

phone bills to me that it is amazing to show that they were behind at google assets of look for beekeeping stuff than the next time they're in is why weren't you doing that? u.s. opposed to keep me safe wet. >> one of the baskets that was publicly known was the american intelligence in the age of terror" program that congress passed a law section 214 with the metadata program for the old folks in here those a don't charge by the call anymore so the company kept the records to get your money. / got the permission to do that and we did so we had a massive database physically impossible to get content so either within in the united states or from abroad. i think frank church would have been scared of that. if it were under different circumstances so what we allowed ourselves to do is best explained through example. and beat get some folks with that incriminating documentation so now looks like a very bad man and wonder if this code has ever been in contact with a gap here or gap there, we defend against a foreign attack? so we would do is walk up to the doorway to say anybody talk to this pho

. >> jimmy: yeah, and he had to wear like a -- >> he was wearing like a a beekeeper suit. >> jimmy: yeahfraid of getting bitten by all the mosquitoes. and it was like someone got a -- >> charlie hunnam got a eardrum eating insect in his ear. >> jimmy: what? >> he woke up and heard the, like -- which is the most enraging thing ever in the night. >> jimmy: well what do you do if you have a thing? >> he poured water in to try and drown it. it survived and started to eat its way through. then he was helicoptered to hospital. and i was going, "oh, i have to wear a corset. it was so hard." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can only eat two scotch eggs. >> i couldn't even get three eggs down. >> jimmy: i couldn't even get three eggs down. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but basically what happens is he's an explorer, kind of. he's sent to find out if there's -- >> to map the amazon. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. if there's anything odd in this area of the jungle, and he finds this civilization. >> yes. it's actually -- indiana jones is based on this dude. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's what i was -- i got that vib

listening to you is pure torture bit but i'm sure you won't play this beekeeper the better works hannity.eer what you have to say, nice, mean, call the number on your screen. that's all the time we have left this evening. have a great weekend. thanks for being with us. wece will see you back here on monday. uestions on russia, president trump plowing ahead attempting to call out foreign nations accuse 6 6 cheating on u.s. trade deals as congress inches closer to final showdown in the effort to confirm the next supreme court justice. ♪ ♪ i'm martha maccallum and this is day 71 of the first 100. despite big moves to meet campaign promises the trump administration facing more questions in the ongoing investigations of the trump campaign and russia. new reports on the senate intelligence committee rejecting requests from former trump national security advisor michael flynn for immunity