this was one of the appeals of belize as a colony. they were later taken up the coast and inland to the site of the british honduras company's land. this is actually a picture of the ruins of a sugar mill in belize that was on the land of the british honduras company. they had a sugar farm that they were going to partition and give to the settlers. and menard toured and visited this site. we have his report -- or a letter that mentions that he arrived at this particular location, saw sugar production under way, saw the construction of buildings under way. and he comes back and reports to the u.s. government everything that he's seen. this site dates to around 1860 and was in operation until 1874 down there in belize. but upon his return, he also notices some problems with the colony. he notices it's very much the frontier of the british empire. and the ability of the colonial company that was down there to sustain a very large influx of population had not been established yet. many of the buildings that they had promised were still un

wanted to find out more, so we reached out to ryan, and he's joining us via skype all the way from belize, panama. >> what i want to do is show people how easy it is for them to just pull off the side of the road once in a while and say here you go. make somebody's day brighter. >> what is the reaction of the kids when you're handing them these toys? they looked a little apprehensive at first. >> it's something that doesn't happen often in a place like that. it took a couple seconds for it to sink in what's happening, then a warm comes back when they hear. >> tell me about this landfill, how did you come about these people in the first place? >> someone had mentioned to me there were people living at the landfill. i just decided to drive out there one day. it was really shocking to me because that place was like ten minutes from where i live. i live in a decent house, i have plenty of things. so, only ten minutes away there's people with nothing. it is really shocking to see that. >>> guys, this next video is called choppers, banana bread and punctures. >> weird title. >> little confusing

news one of russia's hopes recycling medal at the olympic games has confessed to doping brush in belize khaleesi an olive tested positive for the performance enhancing drug e.p.o. at the end of last month and there's now a wave of his right for a police sample saying he's prepared to face the appropriate punishment and twenty five year old says he acted alone and his two shooting were not involved illegally are not worth a big hopefully linked road race in london but now faces a potential two year ban from the sport. while there are exactly one hundred days to go before the lympics opening ceremony but despite the short space of time many athletes are still trying to secure a place on their national team russia's swimmers are among them and are competing at the national championships in moscow this week with more is thrown on costa. six finals on the opening day of the russian championship in moscow a local swimmer get in a so-called low about was on arrival in the four hundred meter freestyle claiming that side so in four minutes and twelve points wins in nine seconds. for the men in t

they also say johnson removed the gps system belize but on his car during the investigation. >> another stab her baby inside a facility. gary sims has more on the changes in place to make sure it never happens again. >> department of human resources secretary ted dallas offers concern far this eight-month old who was stabbed multiple times by her mother. >> our thoughts and prayers remain with the young child. >> how did she get a knife through security? >> there is a metal detector you have to pass through. the suspect did what to the metal detector. her back was searched. the bag was concealed in the lining of the bag. >> thomas came to the office are a supervised visit with her daughter. according to a report, she became agitated when the session was ending. she pulled the knife from her purse and repeatedly stabbed the baby. as other social workers came to help the child, thomas said, "i hope the baby is dead. locked me up. if i can not have her, no one will." be a chess is tightening security. what these are facilities where there are supervised visits with children. before you go

scoffs lot of belize and oracle arena expires in 2017. >>justine: we have much more ahead on this tuesday morning. will take a quick break with a live look outside walnut creek. will be talking about the big purchase at facebook, they spent $1 billion to buy instgram. that story coming up after this. pictures it is a folder sharing application. it has millions of users, myself included. this is the biggest acquisition for facebook. gabe slate tells us with this deal means. >>gabe: of instgram is a mobile flitter sharing application for iphones and andrew smart phone of conflict it has some " builds and filters that you can use to alter your picture before sharing it. it is only 2 years old. for about 30 million people have downloaded it. lately it has been averaging 5 million voters today in 81 comments a second share. it is very popular in growing quickly. a key feature of face this is fertile sharing. by purchasing instgram they take out a possible future competitors here if >> are zucker verve from facebook in the ceo of instgram purch

the one person or belize and we need to band together to take them down. of course the tea party is all about this reflects. don't tread on me. the government equals less freedom so everybody cares about liberty but it ends up being put in different ways on the left and right so here is the situation. i have a web site you can go there and take all kinds of surveys and here's the data that we got from it. our instrument is the foundation questionnaire and it has a whole bunch of questions on each of the foundations, and so here's an item for care, compassion for those stores offering is the most crucial virtue. your date is plotted here on the left, so the access is little left, conservatives on the right, easy to remember, and the axis is how much you endorsed those sorts of items, compassion is the crucial virtue but it's above the average for a rebuttal will endorse it much more strongly than do conservatives and that is why the line goes down if you go to the right but here's another item. employees should be paid the most. what do you think? should pa

cost >> that was radio traffic from belize as those first shots were fired.eople were affected today by the shooting in oakland. not just the people inside when the shooting said please, loved ones of those inside during the shooting. this is charles. his girlfriend was inside attending the school where the shooting took place. >> my girlfriend is says year. i had to come drive her home. >> she was one of the lucky ones who was on hamas. >> i got a text message crossed her that said please call police. >> she sent him a text message while she was hiding with others in a room. a lot of the room from the inside to keep the killer out. the gunman tried to force himself into the room that he could not. everyone was hiding under tables and chairs. >>darya: keep it turned to kron4 for the latest when >>george: the sow the commute is not doing too much worse. 880 ride is pretty good but 101 has been slow. qr 85 is typically heavy through cupertino, sunnyvale and mountain view in the northbound direction. checking the bridges for you, the bay bridge westbound, a bett

until very recently, the general perception was that american conservatism belize in robust and muscular foreign policy. that was the hallmark of the foreign policies of both private bush and president reagan. when i arrived in the senate last year, i found some of the traditional sides had shifted. on the one hand, i felt liberal democrats and conservative republicans working together to abdicate our withdrawal from afghanistan or staying out of libya. on the other hand, i found myself partnering with democrats like senator casey on a more forceful foreign policy. the resolution i co-authored with senator casey on syria and the resolution i co-sponsored with senator mendez condemning fraudulent votes in nicaragua were held up by republicans. today in the u.s. senate on foreign-policy, the further you move to the right, the likelier you are to wind up on the left. i found this to be true not just in the senate, but back home as well. many of my supporters were highly critical of my decision to call for a more active u.s. role in syria. the easiest thing for me to do today is to give a sp

i hate belize, don't you? >> i hate allays, too. -- i hate bullies, don't you? >> i hate bullies too. >> and we did not get into that aspect. a lot of it came up in the investigation. >> did you mention that to her? >> i do not know if we did. >> you said you mentioned it, some course of action. >> it was a coercive atmosphere. we had a witness. >> you told her about a witness? >> no, because it was confidential. what did you give her enough information to where she should have been concerned about this guy? >> absolutely. >> if there was concern, why didn't you put him in a position where he could not do what he was doing for the rest of the end of statehood region rest of the investigation? >> do i only have three seconds? >> you can take your time. >> when i asked for the investigation, susan requested the investigation, and it was very clear it was serious, and i did not want to move until i had an official, complete, non- conclusive report. at the same time, i did a number of things to manage the situation. i put a regional administrator in to #nine, superv

i hate belize, don't you? >> i do, too. >> if i could, the bullying and coercive atmosphere, we laid out the facts at the may 17 meeting and did not get much in to the policing aspect. a lot of that came up later in the investigation. >> did you mention anything about that? >> i don't recall if we did. >> you did mention the course of atmosphere. >> we did have a confidential witness. >> you told her about the confidential witness? >> no, because the witnesses confidential. >> did you give her enough information to where she should have been concerned about this guy? >> absolutely. >> if there was concern about mr. neely, why did you not put him in a position where he could not do this again for the rest of the investigation? >> what i asked for the investigation, when susan requested the investigation and as we received that internal communication, it was very clear that it was very serious and i did not want to move until i had a complete, official, conclusive report. at the same time, i did a number of thin

costa rica and belize and, i hit up all the different cities, east coast to west coast and that is thee ultimate fishing town, is because you can really fish everywhere and we want to hear about all the hot spots. >> rick: tell me about the contest. >> it is our biggest and best contest we run at world fishing network and we basically want to know about the different fishing towns across the nation. you go to the web site and you nominate your town by up loading videos, photos and blogs, and, about telling us why your town is the best spot and, it doesn't necessarily have to be statistically the best fishing spot. it could be you have a lot of enthusiastic anglers, you know, maybe you have a hatchery, there's all sorts of reasons why. >> rick: i have a bunch of people who follow me on twitter who fish and, now you need to follow hookin' up. >> @hookin'-up. and, nominate your town. >> rick: you are the master, give me your best cast. >> normally you take the leads off but i'll cast just for fun. >> normally you take the weeds off. >> rick: she says there is large mouth bass. we are not