will also slow down other activities such as grazing mining, etc etera, on lands that are managed by blmso there are conflicting opinions on whether or not this will help the bird, or will hamper the bird, because it will slow down the process of restoration. duane coombs: i think looking at a species, a single species, i think the very worst thing we can do for sage-grouse is list it under the endangered species act. west-wide, in the 11 western states that sage-grouse is in, there have been, in the last 4 to 5 years, there has been an unprecendented corporate conservation that has been happening across the board between federal agencies private landowners come a state agencies, and there is a huge momentum that's been built up, and my fear for our wildlife populations in general is that a listing of the sage-grouse as cooperative conservation a generation. -- sage-grouse as endangered will set back cooperative conservation a generation. we have learned how to communicate and get along and work cooperatively, and i would hate to see that lost. jake li: the species is a focus of unpreced

says that visitors are always hungry for health information especially those that are diagnosed with a blm. >> how does this disease progress or what can i expect or what are options and what are people doing over time and what should i be eating. residents around the new branch are enjoying but there will be other classes. >> like specific diseases or illnesses. >> and in person sessions with health department experts. >> i can't wait for this building to be open. >> the building is not expected to be open until december, and they are busy to create fresh ways to work together. i'm erin o'hearn, channel 6 "action news" >>> david is back with a check of the accuweather forecast. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows you that outs to the west of philadelphia, we are continuing to watch the showers build and if i go in tighter out by frederick, maryland we have a couple of recent lightning strikes and that thunderstorm is not producing a whole lot west of delaware and wilmington but it's on its way, as we look outside no sign of trouble when you look at the battleship new jersey

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blm? mr. chairman? >> yes. >> i'm concerned as senator stabenow in knowing that the opposition generally to taa that the members have and house members have that as this works together moving them together could result at some point in taa being jettisoned as the tpa goes to the president's desk. i think that would be a tragedy for workers. a couple of responses to your comment. i understand taa dollars have gone up. but look at what's happened with trade deficits. president bush, the first, said a billion-dollar trade deficit as it translates into 13,000 lost jobs. when the trade deficit with china, when this body passed pntr was $15 billion or so. today it's $25 billion a month. it means there's going to be more need for taa especially now that we've included non-fta countries. and second, as senator portman and i know, when a plant is closed in sandusky or toledo, ohio public sector worker are -- are directly impacted by trade because property tax revenues are down police and fire and teachers get la