by this time people had learned how to move heavy objects like boulders. this was a major development. good now as he thought of two if would get neolithic peoples discovered the concept of traction and approximately four thousand b.c. this is just about the time that the first megaliths were built as well good to get people who had used teams of oxen to pull the boulders out of the fields to achieve our stood for them and they use these boulders to build cold sites or tune sort of men hears about these large single structures. so they found practical uses for these boulders and they cleared their fields as well. they used the same teams of oxen to plow those fields and became incredibly productive much more so than southern european peoples who hadn't discovered that kind of ploughing yet you know how about. farming at this time was hard work particularly for those who used simple tools to till the soil. and since people were living more closely together in small spaces they ran an increased risk of contracting disease. still the population of farmers gre

but public that it doesn't take much for one of those big boulders to come crashing down... and, you don't know when it's going to happen.steve padilla/public works- "we understand that this is an inconvenience, but we'd rather inconvenience you and make sure you're safe, than put you in harms way." and, in danville, on veda drive... oversaturation also to blame for a 100-foot stone pine tree on veda drive. a certified arborist with atlas tree service... steven duncan says he just trimmed this tree a few weeks ago. he says it was leaning then, but that the tree was relatively healthy. steven duncan/arborist- "most of these roots are healthy. these are all clean -- i did some digging in here. there's a few that are damaged. this one down here is decayed -- see with the white. this one's decayed. but, overall, it looked pretty good. i mean, there is some decay in the roots, but nothing that would have been evident by just walking up and looking at it." the tree landed on powers lines... but no cars, homes or any people. (grant) don't forget .... you can stay connected to the w

uses for these boulders and they cleared their fields as well. they used the same teams of oxen to plow those fields and became incredibly productive much more so than southern european peoples who hadn't discovered that kind of ploughing yet you know how wild was a. farming at this time was hard work particularly for those who use simple tools to till the soil. can sense people were living more closely together in small spaces they ran an increased risk of contracting disease. still the population of farmers grew more quickly than that of the hunter gatherers. and there was a big increase in construction in scotland the first stone circles were built. burial grounds began to appear in northern germany. and huge stone columns were erected in brittany for example the men here to shandong all. the structure is nine point five meters tall and the component parts were hollow from a site that was at least four kilometers away. the men here get out tom de lay is eight meters tall and weighs about one hundred sixty times. it lean slightly to one side be

since then boulder police have launched an internal investigation.till, sunday hundreds of boulder residents took to the streets to demand justice and more police oversight.nami thompson / colorado public health association"we're very tired of seeing so many instances of police misconduct here in boulder that go unchecked."protesters marched to the police station where they heard from zayed.zayed atkinson/protester"i came out here today to make a stand for colored people everywhere, and not just colored people but all people and all life. this incident that happened to me could have happened to anyone. and it's not just about me. and it's not just about racial profiling. i believe it's deeperhan that. i hope to work with the people and the police department in an attempt to embrace a sense of diversity and end all violence against the people. this should not be happening anywhere. it happens every day to our brothers and sisters. i'm out here today supporting my community. promoting love selflessness and diversity awareness." (ken) organizers of the

these boulders never used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling through the community it's now an eerie gravesite my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. where do you see the stones. under structures that this is the model many area and. you can see in. his wife in which four children. among the. for children the dreams. are all took an hour but people are saying under the stones where the people are. community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but the huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below. it's frustrating a lot of people are missing they could be under the stones yesterday a child's body was found in the mud there are people buried here cyclonic di is a worse storm to hit zimbabwe since like low ileen nearly twenty years ago the impact was devastating it slipped away an entire community some people were sleeping at the time survivors say it happened just after nine pm on friday the water came from that direction and it kept risi

these boulders never used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling swept through the community it's now an early grave site my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. you see the stones. under structures this is my domain area and. he can see him. he's wife in which four children. among the four children. they all took an hour but people are saying under the stones where the people are. you community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but a huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below. it's frustrating a lot of people are missing they could be under the stones yesterday a child's body was found in the mud there are people buried here cyclonic die is a worse storm to hit zimbabwe since likely ilene nearly twenty years ago the impact was devastating it slipped away an entire community some people were sleeping at the time survivors say it happened just after nine pm on friday the water came from that direction and it kept rising and rising very q

one start these boulders never used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling through the community it's now an eerie gravesite my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. under structures this is my domain. and. to see him. is wife in which four children. among the four children. but people are. under the stones where the people. you community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but a huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below. it's frustrating a lot of people are missing it could be under the stones yesterday a child's body was found in the mud there are people buried here cyclonic die is a worse storm to hit zimbabwe since like ilene nearly twenty years ago the impact was devastating it slipped away an entire community some people were sleeping at the time survivors say it happened just after nine pm on friday the water came from that direction and it kept rising and rising very quickly some people ran to a police camp which was near this area for safe

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over io have c the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected.. a roding issues on moss beach is hoping she can install a seawall in her backward where there's damage. ( james ) half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot." city and county planners are evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( james ) in world news...search operations are underway after ethiopian airlines flight 302 crashed, killing all 1-hundred-and- fifty-seven on board. the boeing 737 aircraft was en route to nairobi when it lost contact six minutes after taking off sunday. eight americans and seven british nationals were also on board. the u-n issued a statement saying nineteen u-n staff members were among those killed. meanwhile, the ethiopian airlines has decided to ground their fleet of boeing 737 max 8 until further notice. ( james ) coming up

these rocks and boulders they never used to be here this used to be a busy bustling busy center and then cyclonic happened leaving behind all this destruction all the stiffness station and all the grief the water was so powerful it managed to drag parts of a bridge which was nearly a kilometer away from the area is shows you how strong the raging water was now people are trying to find out how many of their loved ones are dead and way the people who are who are missing we don't know exactly how many people are missing but what we've seen throughout the day is people coming going through these boulders walking through these parts trying to figure out was this a place where my house used to be if it was is a possible that maybe someone i think you may be missing may be buried underneath the boulders or buried underneath the mud if they know it's going to take a long time for officials to come here andrea. all of this debris if it ever happens right now the focus for rescue operations is that they want to find as many people alive as possible they want to try and get food and medical suppli

boulder creek is just shy of an inch of rain. and felton, 2/3, and scott valley, a half of an inch of rain. pretty good rain in san francisco as well. officially 4.6. kentfield, .43. pet hall of fama, a third, oakland, a third, sfo, a quarter of an inch. san jose, and not bad. a quarter of an inch to an inch. we'll take that. and not too heavy. it is lifting northward now. so this will be a morning event and then it will taper off. cooler. the breeze has picked up as well. starting to lighten up, santa cruz mountains on the coast there. beginning to move more towards the coast and napa county, it looks like it is wrapping back in. a pretty good little breeze for some out of the south. i think low 50s will cover it so rain this morning, tapering off. we get a break tomorrow. that will be here for friday. 60s mainly. and sal is here now to tell you about the traffic which is doing? >> it is flooded out there in some spots, steve. we're going to start in san francisco along northbound 101 at the 80 split. it is flooded and that ramp

get off my property. >> boulder police say the man was uncooperative and unwilling to put down a bluntficers took no further action once it was determined the man had a legal right to be on the property. the officer at the center of the incident who has not been identified has been placed on administrative leave. >>> one of the ten most wanted fugitives is behind bars. he was arrested by police in maryland. hechs charged in 2014 with killing his fiance and her dugout. he was last seen at the maine amtrak station in new jersey on the day of the death. he was also wanted for murder just this week. police in washington had a warrant for stevenson's arrest in connection with a fatal stabbing. they discovered the body on wednesday. >>> today is international women's day. nba star steph curry marking the occasion by making good on a promise he made to a young girl. 9-year-old riley wrote to curry last fall. she asked why his signature shoes were only sold in boy sizes. curry told her he would do something about it. today the curry 6 united we win shoe by underarmour makes its debut. >> the n

many more remain buried under the boulders. road has been opened so equipment can get into the area. some othe people say that they want food and water. above all, they want to find the missing. bylineou won't see his on the front page of the new york times,. t he is the secret weapon behind every story. david mcgraw arguefor access to government secrets through es forurt, checks arti liable, and receives email from people who might not like what they read. he has released a new memoir called truth in our times, and he joined me earlier to discuss freedom of press during the trump era. david, thank you for joining mee as a l what is the biggest threat to the press? david: there are a lot. we could talk about security ors how the ent ranting about how to change the liable laws or press conferences turned into reality tv. rue thing i focus on in the book is this constanteat of fake news and enemies of the people. i think that is an attempt to delegitimize the press. it doesn' matter how free the it is not believed, it can't move

these rocks and boulders they never used to be here this used to be a busy bustling busy center and then cyclonic happened leaving behind all this destruction or this devastation and all the grief the water was so powerful it managed to drag parts of a bridge which was nearly a kilometer away from the area is shows you how strong the raging water was now people are trying to find out how many of their loved ones are dead and with the people who are who are missing we don't know exactly how many people are missing but what we seen throughout the day is people coming going through these borders walking through these parts trying to figure out was this the place where my house used to be if it was is a possible that maybe someone i think you may be missing may be buried underneath the boulders are buried underneath the mud if they know it's going to take a long time for officials to come here and remove all of this debris if it ever happens right now the focus for rescue up.

boulder and texas and then to create a path forward. and that is a reasonable proposal and to not restore from the house bill. and the most critical proposals and the senate republicans accepted this proposal to see passage of the bill in the bipartisan fashion which eliminates the need of government assistance of the people that need it sooner rather than later. and which makes me think because the congress only gave them one.$6 million for a wall. and then gave one.3 billion. i don't know if they actually read those proposals but in this case it's obvious what is happening the president is willing to endanger the entire disaster package for all of the united states because he wants to pick winners and losers. there are no winners and losers. americans come together to help o everybody. this is unacceptable. where will this end? but the president who in a tweet that he would cut off aid to california. that has some of the worst fires in recent history. a tweet? telling americans we have a responsible h people in the room at a not to be

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected..carol is also seeing eroding issues on moss beach..near the fitzgerald marine reserve she's hoping she could install a seawall in her backward where the damage is,but the process is not simple.half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot"city and county planners are aware and still evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( marty ) new this morning.....poli ce in oakland say a security guard was shot 10 times last night. it happened inside a pot cultivating house on the 12-hundred block of 23rd avenue. the shooting happened around 9. the guard was taken to a hosp

the remaining passages aboard the viking sky came off the ship in the port of boulder only a day earlier they narrowly escaped disaster. this was the view from inside the cruise ship. before the alarm went off the mayday call was put out on saturday as the vessel drifted in the norwegian c. more than thirteen hundred passengers and crew were aboard a luxury cruise liner when its engines failed during stormy weather it was battered by eight metre waves just off the coast of norway here the weather is known to be fierce and the shallow waters are renowned for their reefs. throughout the night rescue services managed four hundred seventy nine people most of those on board were elderly tourists mainly from the united states and the u.k. a few escaped of light injuries many were left traumatised by the experience. or. or. tugboats one in front and the other behind towed to ship towards the port city of boulder the passengers and crew may have had a lucky escape that brought what was supposed to be a twelve day cruise along norway's coast to an abrupt and terrifying and i ever al-jazeera with

in boulder so i'm used to like you basically he does the same thing we do except that he thresher lies in expensive luxury cars he doesn't sell them we take a different approach vintage cars offer everyone you don't. even own and saw it on want their vintage cars to be street worthy not just as an investment or a shiny bulbul for the garage. at first glance they seem to have plenty to choose from. for the growth of the. movement this is really the finest junk out in the world what's good is that nothing happens to the cause they don't rust this badly from the air they can stand here forever with the oldest. group in the store there are so many beautiful cars here fiat's beetles volvo's everything. that city on the t.v. . but one in particular catches their eye and they take a closer look obsolete and locked it was all these were real cause. we had room to tinker with it was not too bad. i don't think the antennas are much of. the brothers inspect the body the interior and the engine in detail it looks like it would take a lot of work to get it in shape. if you. watch them or your. boss

in the landscape there is a lot boulders that have washed down naturally from the hills. it is the idea that things have washed down and are being used, picked for their particular qualities to be included in the landscape of the house. the garden design being something drawn from the landscape around it. that moves on to the terraces. when you see the exterior of the house and this natural, woodsy look on the outside, it is a surprise to see how refined the materials are inside. exoticthat a lot of hardwoods are used in the interior of the house. that kind of continuity between the woods and materials themselves, how they are used to express structural language, to see that reflected inside is what holds those two things together. even though there is a level of refinement, it is different than the houses in the neoclassical popular with a lot of people in pasadena from 1910 to 1913, just before world war i. they were the force behind this house. they started coming to pasadena a few years earlier and would hotel. the maryland one of the big resort hotels in pasadena tha

boulder creek. wind are 1.73. the locations that were well over an inch as well started from napa's 102. santa rosa, ben low manned, heelsburg. piedmont over an inch of rain. michael pallansky had .19 with a gust near 48 miles an hour. if you are in san francisco, you are like, man, it was howling. it was. you can see the low now making the move and watch how these bands come in, the isolated cells and they can produce brief heavy rains. there are some lines former here from solano county back towards san pablo blow and another line from livermore to the sunolla grade. 50s on the temps, rather blustery conditions today, 25, 35 miles an hour and the higher elevations will be gusts stronger than that. the low will keep a very active day going for us. off and on rain, windy, breezy, i would not be surprised toornings looks lord. saturday night and people get some light rain and sunday should look all right. >>> evacuations under way in california right now. we'll tell you where thousands are at risk of facing dangero

we were thrown tugboats one in front and the other behind towed the ship towards the port city of boulder the passengers and crew may have had a lucky escape but it brought what was supposed to be a twelve day cruise along norway's coast to an abrupt and terrifying end sort of a ever al-jazeera. with media reports of an internal crew to oust her u.k. prime minister to resign may summon the leading bricks of supporters in a ruling party to our country residence for crisis talks may is coming under increased pressure to resign ahead of a final attempt to get her brakes a deal through parliament m.p.'s are expected to vote on the withdrawal agreement for the third time next week some have suggested they would only support the bill if may agreed to resign well it's been one of the reason is most bruising week says britain's prime minister it began with talk of a third vote in parliament on her brakes at the zero but it quickly became clear that she still lacked enough support from m.p.'s to get it passed frustrated made a televised address to the nation on wednesday in which she blamed m.p.'s

these boys were trapped for two days but they were among the lucky ones a boulder crashed through their school dorm killing three people. w's privileged fan here he says many more lives are at stake. this situation in zimbabwe in was a movie in the aftermath of psycho on new day but a freak to be true in neighboring countries is getting desperate particularly here in money where people are having to walk long distances because they've been caught out from essential services reduce have been washed away vehicles contrary to those areas where people need assistance in this area you can see these modern cars composite this police taking in the mud we have spoken to. people along the way we have doctors without borders what also trying to reach people we affected but they can't reach those areas because it's virtually impossible. that privilege was trying it in zimbabwe but in neighboring mozambique as many areas are also still unreachable rescue and relief if it's all wrong emergency crews and volunteers are scrambling to rescue people trapped by the floods resists have burst its banks and

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected.. a resident who says there's eroding issues on moss beach is hoping she can install a seawall in her backward where there's damage. ( darya ) half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot." city and coty planners are evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( darya ) san francisco's streets took a beating in the recent string of storms. public works' pothole-repair crews have been worked through the weekend to patch the city's streets for a safer and smoother ride. they focused on 19th avenue, park presidio boulevard and lombard street. public works fills about 350 potholes during a typical dry month; the number balloons when it rains. this past february, for example, crews filled nearly 18-hundred potholes. ( james ) in

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected.. a resident who says there's eroding issues on moss beach is hoping she can install a seawall in her backward where there's damage. ( james ) half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot." city and county planners are evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( james ) in world news...search operations are underway after an ethiopian airlines flight crashed, killing all 157 on board. the boeing 737 aircraft was en route to nairobi when it lost contact six minutes after taking off sunday. eight americans were among the passengers. seven french and seven british nationals were also on board. the u-n issued a statement saying nineteen u-n staff members were among those killed. ethiopian airlines has decided to ground their fleet of b

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected..carol is also seeing eroding issues on moss beach..near the fitzgerald marine reserve she's hoping she could install a seawall in her backward where the damage is,but the process is not simple.half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot"city and county planners are aware and still evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. meantime, the california coastal commission has been keeping an eye on the project, it was on their agenda in february's meeting held in half moon bay.they are reviewing coastal permit applications to build a seawall fronting homes and the cal

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving areas along mirada road unprotected..carol is also seeing eroding issues on moss beach..near the fitzgerald marine reserve she's hoping she could install a seawall in her backward where the damage is,but the process is not simple.half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot"city and county planners are aware and still evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. meantime, the california coastal commission has been keeping an eye on the project, it was on their agenda in february's meeting held in half moon bay.they are reviewing coastal permit applications to build a seawall fronting homes and the cal

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leavingng mirada road unprotected.. one woman in moss beach is hoping she can install a seawall in her backward where there's damage. ( darya ) half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot." city and county planners are evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( darya ) still ahead ...we continue to celebrate women's history month .... with actress viola davis... who isn't just a star on the silver screen... but a star in her community. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here

this was the scene in the town of boulder a short time ago as the ship limped into port with about nine hundred ass injures and crew still on board townspeople lined the harbor front to welcome the ship to safety a happy end to an emergency that authorities say very nearly turned into disaster. passengers rushed to shield themselves from sliding furniture and falling ceiling panels as heaving waves tossed the cruise ship from side to side some said those waves had smashed chip windows and sent cold sea water gushing in. elsewhere on board the mostly british and american travelers could do nothing but sit and wait for their turn to be airlifted to safety. amid winds of nearly ninety kilometers per hour and waves over eight meters high the viking sky sent out a mayday call early on saturday afternoon it had suffered engine failure and was beginning to drift towards the rocky shore fearing the ship would run aground the crew managed to anchor in the bay an area known since viking times is treacherously difficult to navigate. the cult and. this is clearly a serious situation this is a cruis

over the years, high energy waves and coastal conditions have caused the boulders to shift..leaving along mirada road unprotected..carol is also seeing eroding issues on moss beach..near the fitzgerald marine reserve she's hoping she could install a seawall in her backward where the damage is,but the process is not simple.half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot"city and county planners are aware and still evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( darya ) san francisco's streets took a beating in the recent string of storms. public works' pothole-repair crews have been worked through the weekend to patch the city's streets for a safer and smoother ride. they focused on 19th avenue, park pre

two of their fellow pupils and the stuff member had been killed after a boulder crushed through their dormitory. the situation in zimbabwe and mozambique in the aftermath of say q. and a day that affected the two neighboring countries is getting desperate particularly here in china money money with people having to walk long distances because they've been cut out from essential services bridges have been washed away vehicles can't reach those areas where people need assistance in this area you can see it is my parents can pass this please be taking in the mud we have spoken to. people along the way we have doctors without borders while also trying to reach people we affected but they can't reach those areas because it's visually impossible. spriggan now dies he sighed tory she's emergency response manager for save the children. good morning to you thanks for being with us you're based there in mozambique what's the situation if you could where your. yes i'm based in. this situation spending critical. from yesterday. president statement he did a kind of assessment. came out. eighty fou

here's the rain from boulder creek and a third.ee quarters of an inch, pacifica hills, 80 9/100, oakland, downtown, points emanates, one of the observers in san francisco just shy of three quarters of an inch, alameda, 60 5/100, sfo, .53, the forecast model, technical jargon this is called a projecting rainfall at sfo yesterday for .5 it came in .53. that's good, goldstar for nailing that. we do have the system lifting outcome as it does so the rain is now moving northward, you can watch the line, not a lot left here for the santa cruz mountains or the east, it will continue to do so, just light rain lingering but out towards the sacrament of valley northward, that is where the rain is starting to lift, now more towards lake county and also mendocino county, the next system coming across to the left, that will be here friday, 50s and 60s the above average temperatures now just a memory, i don't they were going about their for a while, the rest of the week looks cool, more rain friday, maybe a little saturday, then the rest of the w

>(vicki) boulder police department in colorado has launched an internal investigation ....-in between a group of officers and a black man was captured on video and circulated online. the video -- which was shot march first -- shows an african- american man with a bucket and a long item in the front yard of a townhouse complex. it shows what appears to be a confrontation between the man and first one -- then several -- police officers. the person filming says repeatedly that the man lives there and is picking up trash.the video shows the man and the officers yelling at each other ends with all the officers walking away. during a boulder city council meeting tuesday evening, the city's police chief insisted the officers had not drawn their guns drawn. he said body camera footage indicated that only one officer had a handgun out and it was pointed at the ground. the police chief said the officer at the center of the incident has been placed on administrative leave. (grant) president donald trump was on the ground today in alabama.. and georgia today surveying the damage from t

street level it's raining in santa cruz mountains, across highway 9, boulder creek, and moisture is spreading. mission road, fremont area, going into livermore, dublin, steady across 580 and north bay, sonoma, arnold drive, napa, starting to get wet. watch out driving in the commute tomorrow. wet and gusty. choppy waters if you're taking the ferry across the bay. morning commute planner indicating slippery walking to work. winds gusting. mt. diablo, 37 miles an hour, mt. tam 35 miles an hour and lower it's gusty as well. temperatures with cloud cover in the 50s. quite mild. live look from san jose camera, clouds stacked up over the shark tank. breezy for morning commute. rain, more storms coming. light level one on the exclusive abc7 news storm impact scale. 1/4 to 3/4 inch of rain, possibility of thunder and gusts for coasts and hill. hour by hour, 5:00 a.m. to about 7:00 a.m., pockets of moderate rain to slow down your commute. allow the extra time. nobody wants to set clocks sooner but alarm may need to go off earlier. hang on to umbrellas. well into afternoon, hit or miss showers. and by

but public works adds that it doesn't take much for one of those big boulders to come crashing down..d, you don't know when it's going to happen. steve padilla/public works- "we understand that this is an inconvenience, but we'd rather inconvenience you and make sure you're safe, than put you in harms way." and, in danville, on veda drive... oversaturation also to blame for a 100-foot stone pine tree on veda drive. a certified arborist with atlas tree service... steven duncan says he just trimmed this tree a few weeks ago. he says it was leaning then, but that the tree was relatively healthy.steven duncan/arboris t- "most of these roots are healthy. these are all clean -- i did some digging in here. there's a few that are damaged. this one down here is decayed -- see with the white. this one's decayed. but, overall, it looked pretty good. i mean, there is some decay in the roots, but nothing that would have been evident by just walking up and looking at it." the tree landed on powers lines... but no cars, homes or any people. (grant) don't forget .... you can stay connected to the wea

boulder creek is just shy of an inch of rain.ton, 2/3, and scott valley, a half of an inch in sa francisco as well. officially 4.6. kentfield, .43. pet hall of fama, a third, oakland, a third, sfo, a quarter of