this redwood has a large burrow coming out of the fence and this burrow is the roots that extends under the pathway here's a shot that is lifting up the brick packet. here's is a shot looking at sufrt street you can see the breakage of the pathway. so when i talk about the lift this is what i've referring to. the root systems will infill trait the pathway that could damage the adjacent property and the city will be responsible. with the underscore tree the following outcomes have the reasonable predictability. this is from the wood rot that is compromising the trees core structure will cause tree failure. it will fall in the direction of lean and fall across the sidewalk into sutter street and pedestrians could be in danger. it could rip out the sewer line and the city will be liable for all those damages and injuries. consequentially those being the issues, however, we don't wish to leave this without suitable tree mravnt so we're going to gather input from the neighbors and public on the tree placating plan we anticipate will include the following factors. selecting species that will

this man is from a generation of moroccans far removed from the romantic concedes of the burrows era.nish style sandwiches with tuna, veggies, hard cooked eggs and a healthy wad of mayo. the crispy layer of french fries within the sandwich. >> this is delicious. by the way, the bread here is very good. you work as a journalist? >> i'm not a journalist, but i own an urban magazine here in tangier to inform moroccans it's not for any purpose. these people came to tangier. the city has something which makes it different from other cities. >> what about the young writers, young musicians? did they come here expecting this romantic paul balls wonderland of the 1950s? >> some were. some were too bohemian. >> too bohemian? >> yeah. they think, like, you know, coming and being artist is going to be enough. >> it's going to be enough. >> today it's not enough. it's pretty tough for them, and most of them pack their bags. today we have so many events going on in tangier thanks to our king. the investors are here being attracted. tourists are attracted, but the most important part of it is that

there is no other reason to hail a cab in the other burrows. we have allowed for the rest of them to puck -- pick up in the rest of the city. the industry sued to stop us and the judge ruled in favor of the industry and the high court unanimously through out the judges decision and we are going ahead to selling medallions to yellow cabs and the other cabs in the other 4 1/2 burroughs where you can call them. the service is going to be much better. we have basically in new york city in the last month added two totally new transportation systems. cabs for 80 percent of the people didn't have it and bicycle share which is going to be phenomenally possible. these are not subsidized by federal city government. they are customized for every neighborhood. we have the public is a lot better off today than back then, but it's the old entrenched industries that try to shield the government regulation and try to get the local level on their side to protect the kind of competition that benefits society in the kind of competition that you and your business

all started with something called the master cleanse that was developed in the 1940s by a guy named burrowsho was then actually indicted for pretending to give medical care out. that has been copied and used all over the place. it has could cayan peppers and lemonade 1k3 -- and maple syrup. it puts the body in the position where it does not get the nutrients it needs. we need well balanced diets. the notion that you need a time-out for your colon or stomach does not work medically. every cell in the body is detox fying all the time. the the liver is the major organ of detox fying and the kidney and sweating. your body is always a machine getting rid of toxins. the idea that a cleanse does that for you is problematic. i don't have a problem with a spiritual concept of this. we fast on yom kipur every year. how about taking a time-out with a fast or some kind of maybe switching to juices for a couple of days and making sure they have proteins and vegetables, if what you are using is well balanced it is okay. i am also concerned about the idea of underling medical problems. people may do this

>> a family of eight mag ogots had burrowed a 12 millimeter hole down her ear canal. >> i would have had a can of raid stuck in my ear. >> she says she remembers walking through a swarm of flies and hearing a fly buzz around her ear, but after she shoed them away, she thought nothing of it, but it turns out that a new world army screw worm had laid eggs inside of her ear and the eggs turned to maggots. >> they were eating. they were eating stuff. her. the inside of the head. >> right, they were eating her flesh. she said that not only was she experiencing headaches and shooting pain, but hearing this scratching noise, and it turns out that it was the maggots eat ing her ear. >> you can see the maggots? >> yes, you do. you are about to see this, and this is not for anyone who is squeamish. that's it. there it is. >> good grief. i have to see the show. >> this is going to premier on july 21st on discovery uk. >> tell me you are not going to think about this every time you hear something buzzing in your ear. >> there are no flies around me, and i hearfo buzzing in my ear. >>> mark takes

years of dumb luck and declining interest rates in which even a monkey could make a thing killing by burrowing speculating it's all over you can just forget about it stationary max yes well it's just got a little bit more expensive to be stupid unprecedented eighty billion dollars pulled from bond funds a record amount of money poured out of exchange traded in mutual bond funds in june according to a fresh report by trim tabs nearly double amount the.

years of dumb luck and declining interest rates in which even a monkey can make a thing killing by burrowing speculating it's all over you can just forget about it stacy ever max yes.

they make intricate burrows that are often taken over and enlarged by the white-tailed antelope squirrelsrovide nighttime shelter for a colorado desert specialty - the fringe-toed lizard. this lizard is a master of the dunes. it has fringed toes for running on sand, enlarged scales that cover the ears, special eyelids, and valves over the nostrils - to keep the sand out. with all the problems that blowing sand creates it's hard to believe there are so many species that can deal with it. in fact, life thrives here. sometimes the inhabitants are just a little hard to spot! that was the venomous bite of the sidewinder and that's my boot - only it's not on my leg! that is why people get bitten - they step right onto a hidden snake while wearing sandals. wear boots or thick shoes to protect yourself and the snake. these are the only rattlesnakes to sidewind, apparently this minimizes their contact with the hot sand. no one is really sure what the funky eyebrows are all about! but they may act kind of like shades! it's hard to imagine there's so much life here in such a seemingly inhospitable p

mountain campgrounds northeast of la will be closed for at least seven days as officials find squirrel burrowst them to control fleas. the ohio man accused of kidnapping and imprisoning three young women for years in his cleveland home. accepted a plea deal. not face the death penalty. but will spend the rest of what his life in prison. he told a judge yesterday that he agreed with the deal - and understands that it means he will die in prison because of the long list of charges against him. prosecutors agreed to the deal because it means castro's three victims will not have to testify at a trial. here's part of what castro said in court, marking the first time the public has heard him speak. judge: finally sir, again, do you understand mr. castro, that upon entering this plea you will never be released prison? castro: i do understand that, and i stated that to -- the agent, dave at sex crimes that i know i was going to get much the book pretty much thrown at me. castro will be sentenced to life plus 1,000 years for his plea to 937 counts. this is video of castro's cleveland home and authoriti

wars in the early sixty's the gallo wars in the seventies were joey gallo was famously killed in burrows clam house in little italy and then this third war from one thousand nine hundred one to ninety three in which fourteen people were killed in brooklyn new york including two innocent bystanders my book proves not only did gregory scarpa sr instigate and propagate the war with his enemy victory in a just plain defense the whole time but linda vecchio his contacting their control agent leaked information to him during the course of the war that allowed him to continue killing people so you know it was really was what amounted to a cointelpro today or up until the early one thousand nine hundred twenty years after the church quite committees basically a paid assassin and i mean taking out the people that they you know they're giving him inside information was actually indicted a number of times yet the charges were dropped i mean was the f.b.i. integral in keeping him free from prosecution as well you mentioned it goes up pretty far how far a business really go well he was arrested twent

years of dumb luck and declining interest rates in which even a monkey could make a thing killing by burrowing in speculating it's all over you can just forget about it. max yes well it's just got a little bit more expensive to be stupid unprecedented eighty billion dollars pulled from bond funds a record amount of money poured out of exchange traded in mutual bond funds in june according to a fresh report by trim tabs nearly double the amount pulled out of bond funds at the height of the financial crisis in october two thousand and eight yeah but i'm ready to go to it's a secular movie at thirty years of rates going down now they're moving up so people are dumping their bonds were they putting that money well we saw a rise in oil even though there's been a commodity so up so that money is going to somewhere and but it's coming out of bonds it's actually worth turning to the start right here that i stole from karl denninger site and i felt free to steal it because i know you're interviewing him in the second half and this is the ten year treasury yield to consummate charity and you can see fro

all three campgrounds will be closed for at least a week while officials find squirrel burrows -- andust them to control fleas. >> coming up in sports, the latest with the trade and a forty-niners player talking about getting back onto the field after a kneecap injury. gary radnich coming up with sports. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> if you ever have time i suggest you hang out at cutting blvd rail crossing in richmond w

the bird got out of the baton rouge zoo by -- burrowing a hole. the zoo keepers were stunned.sking people in the area to report any sitings of the patriotic fugitive. >> i'm in for shepard smith. that does it for "studio b." jamie is here with the fox report, 7:00 p.m. eastern. join the rest of your fourth. >> it's independence day and going to declare our independence from the irs. >> we find the irs lock the door and turn off the lights. >> i mean to obliterate it. it is too powerful to burcratic. >> we need to abolish the irs. it's time for them to go. >> welcome. i'm in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." on this day this, fourth of july, what would our founding fathers think about a government agency so out of control, targeting conserv

here you see a brown hawke called this is actually a the girl ring -- burrowing how wall. this makes it an outstanding title for all ages even the youngsters may not read the text there will be fascinated with the line drawings in the photo captions it will draw them to maybe read a little more of those who study the bird will have a comprehensive information about these creatures. the next topic is thic is the td book on abraham lincoln. i might have had 10 books with the "emancipation proclamation" anniversary there was the plethora of information in the i wanted to share this because i will put these up here to give you an idea of how a tiny these are. there's gallate -- scholarly with all primary information cities to be excellent use in a high school with a common core because it integrates the history with the information that is on their. i chose the one from the southern illinois university press because i thought about the allied science curriculum how we have the school within a school and this would be super for them. it talks about the controversies over mental

. >> i love that burrow. all right which candidate is this? >> i have no idea. >> i have no idea. >> never seen him before. >> nope. >> i don't recognize him. >> anthony wiener. >> what do we know about him? >> he likes to tweet naked peck tours of himself. >> anthony wiener, former representative. >> he hasn't gotten a lot of press lately so i'm impressed. what do you know? >> he should keep his clothe o.z . >> what do we think of him? >> he has a nice package. >> are you talking about an on air pass kenneling he did about the issues of the day? >> ya. >> so did you find the package he was doing on air, did it sound a little crook cede? crooked? >> a lot of people think it is eric bowden, but it is john boehner. it is the speaker of the house. he looks like that in january. >> he is wearing red and blonde hair and black eyes. she is in it. she is a snake. >> here is the thing. her name is dana perino. i agree with everything except being cut throat. the fact of the matter is she is four foot 2. >> good for him. running on corruption and inter

. >> sean: what's burrow. >> i'm not going to say a brooklyn jury.0 dead, shot 10 children in the head and they gave him manslaughter because he was on crack cocaine. >> brooklyn a fair jury? do they have fair juries? absolutely they do. >> palm sunday massacre. 10 dead children. manslaughter. >> just one thing i want to say. >> a little more quiet. >> the one thing on this jury i want to say. this having tried so many cases where we have had protests literally outside the courthouse where the jurors are deliberating to. me that's the scariest part of this case for the defense that there is going to be a compromised verdict if they come back and say not guilty. this place is going to be a different world. i would have liked the defense to address it head on. you need the courage. you need the courage. >> i hear how many agree with joe on this point. >> i agree 100%. >> that they are feeling the pressure because the country is watching? do you agree with that? >> 100%, definitely. i think about that all the time that this -- these jurors have an enorm

we're burrowing through the rest of the ruttings.oblem or not, the stock is up after hours about 50 cents. liz: david -- david: they're coming out with grand theft auto number five, there's a lot of anticipation about it. could that be one reason? could there be some indication that grand theft is going to do well? >> yeah, i think so. you're waiting for that next big upgrade to come out there just in time. they want to introduce it by september, just in time for the new microsoft xbox i and the new sony playstation iv because new engines end up driveing purchases of these upgraded games. liz: yeah, and by the way, 17% of the float is being shorted, dennis, so this is maybe a little bit of a short squeeze here. thank you very much. take two interactive trading often. s&p pits closing right now, let's head back to larry shover. >> ended between 1680 and 1700 for a week and a half. look at the u.s. dollar, six weeks on a tear only to give back 50% of its wanes in three weeks -- gains in three weeks. decoupling, rebalancing,sition. we h

how about the duke ofed din burrow? >> he just looked after the queen for so many years. the duke is called philip, of course. the book makers have got philip as a snake -- as a name for the royal baby and so we will see if the baby will be called that. that would be a huge tribute to him and the queen would definitely approve of that one i have a feeling. >> this is becoming a national event in britain. we are looking at the crowds who are uh assembling at buckingham palace in london. how long do you think the crowds will stay in they will be there all night. >> the queen came up from windsor this morning to buckingham palace. i think she might be kept awake all night. >> but she will not show herself . this is a moment for the duke and duchess of cambridge and the young prince. we are not expected to see them until tomorrow morning? >> we might see william tonight. that is a possibility. we may see him on the steps of the lindo wing. we will not see his royal heiness the prince of cambridge until tomorrow. >> the view now outside the hospital where the birth took place

eliot spitzer is also leading in that same quinnipiac poll by 15 points over the manhattan burrow president. one poll says notoriety is helping anthony weiner and eliot spitzer or as the pollingsters call them the tabloid twins. former new york city city hall staff says the mayor once asked her to work without panties. and on another occasion inquird about when she might consider getting naked. now she is suing for sexual harassment. the former communications director filed the suit against the mayor yesterday, again, the mayor of san diego. she is the first person to publicly claim to be a victim of his ad advances. after a series of anonymous allegations, the mayor there, bob filner, admitted that he did intimidate women who worked for him but he denied sexually harassing anybody. and he says he is going to fight these claims. critics have called for mayor filner to step down. he has thus far refused to do so. thankfully, the royal baby looks like mom. that from prince william and his wife as they presented their newborn son to the world today and in london crowds roared with approval. [c

here you see a brown hawk owl, and this one actually is a burrowing owl, and you can see it's just awesometography. the extensive and specific information along with the crisp realistic photography makes this an outstanding title for all ages. even though youngsters may not read the text, they will be fascinating with the line drawings and the photo captions but and it will draw them to maybe read a little more. while those studying birds will discover a comprehensive information about these night creatures. the next topic i'm going to talk to is the third book is on abraham lincoln. i might have had 10 bucks that, more than 10 books, that dealt with lincoln with the emancipation proclamation anniversary. there was a plethora of information. and i wanted to share this one because -- i' i'm going to put s up here -- to give you an idea. of how tiny these are. these are very scholarly. they have references in the back. it's all primary information. so these would be excellent to use any high school with this common core we're talking about. and because, and it integrates the history with the

i'm shepard smith at city field in the burrow of queens in new york.summer classic is coming up right down the dial on the big fox network. we'll be back tomorrow for "studio b" noon pacific time. 3:00 eastern time from the airconditioning in manhattan and back here tomorrow night as fox reports live. the evening news again, thanks for checking in. we are going to head over to a quick little update on what's happening at the ballpark. joe buck and friends. see you back here tomorrow. >> good evening from new york, i'm joe along with erin andrews getting ready for the 84th all star game it should be a good one. >> absolutely. national league hometown hero matt harvey gets the start for the national league, he will go up against a guy who started this season with 13 straight wins max gerdner. >> and to close it out mariana rivera. should be emotional tonight. turn it to fox right now. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> they paint this picture of white people hunting black people. >> bill: that was bernie goldberg last night saying that the media w

and they were burrowers so you have to imagine them eating like pigs do, probably eating tube tubbers and roots and they probably bureau -- burrough in the evening and they were digging out holes and living underground. so for listersaurus is at awesome when the volcano start going off because the whole world was transformed into listersaurus heaven because they were used to being underground and breathing kind of dirty air anyway, they had a great lung capacity, which means possibly they were able to get more oxygen from dirty air than other creatures that were similar in size. and the other thing about hissersaurus is that a lot of its natural predators died during the period that followed the permean. so no predators, dirty air, all of its food sources were mostly underground, so if the sunlight is blocked and temperatures are changing, that food source is probably going to be mostly unharmed by that transition. what are the other things that listersaurus did was it scattered across the southern continent. so, remember, this is a huge supercontinent. hissersaurus moved from a more

rose really gave her to the whole idea of camelot and it may have been jackie who articulated their burrows created that mythology. >> guest: i think you have to give rose quite a bit of credit. we know that jackie has you said coined the term after president kennedy's assassination and the famous interview with teddy in life make a zine i should point out that it's rose who has the kind of royalty concept going with the family and making them such a beautiful presence on the world stage and the american stage. she helped jackie have the material to work with it seems to me so i would call that perhaps the mother, the queen mother of camelot and jackie was the queen. >> host: when john kennedy was assassinated then and that whole image system kind of came crashing down how did she handle that? >> guest: anyone can imagine just how horrible that would be to lose a child to that kind of violence. >> host: after losing joe in world war ii. >> guest: after losing the apple of her high and kid had been taken in a plane crash in 1948. so rose is literally seeing her children almost in birth order

they probably burrowed in the evenings so they would dig a borough. bed very powerful front legs. they were digging out holes in living underground a lot. so for lystrosaurus, it was kind of awesome when the volcano started going off because the whole world was kind of transformed into lystrosaurus heaven. because they were used to being underground and breathing kind of dirty air anyway. they had a great lung capacity which means that possibly they were able to get more oxygen from dirty air than other creatures that were similar in size. and the other thing about lystrosaurus was that a lot of its natural predators died during the early period, but the following the permian. so that no predators. it had dirty air. all of this food source of mostly underground. so if someone is blocking temperatures are changing, that food source is probably going to be mostly unharmed by that transition. but what are the other things that lystrosaurus dead was it scattered across the southern continent. so remember, the huge supercontinent, lystrosaurus move from a more northern region all the w

later he's going to go to another burrow to talk about other issues, so very much trying to chemohisn the ball, even though he's dealing with -- really may be cap sizing his campaign, a very harsh daily nws editorial, and so on. that's basically what anthony weiner is trying to do. >> both of those "new york news" paper suggesting it's time for him. i think it could give earlier today, and say that she was leaving. as she in a newly posted piece, she had what could be the understatement of her life. launching this campaign was not an easy decision for our family to make. putting yourself out there comes with a cost, and oh, did she put herself out there. in the anales of -- in the annals of women standing by their husbands -- >> admitted that he committed sexting, and a year -- yet telling new yorkers she forgave him, so they should, too. >> it was not an easy choice in any way. but i made the decision it was worth staying in this marriage. that was a decision i made for me, for our son, and for our family. >> it was extraordinary that she spoke at all, until now, it was just the pic

critter removal service suggests munchy was trying to burrow for rest. metal not good on the chompers. >> maybe it's like an iron thing, he needs some fiber. >> in his squirrel diet? >> i don't know. i tried, i don't know. >> i like it. >> i'm a car guy. i'm not happy about it. >> i noticed you were sitting there seething. >> we know what chris would do if he found a squirrel munching on his car. >>> let's go from our little friend the squirrel to the real problems, flooding, mudslides across the entire country, communities are cleaning up with some wild weather. this morning we're hearing from a man who survived getting swept away from a colorado mudslide from inside his car, had the presence of mind to shoot it so he could report what happened to him. meteorologist chad everett myers joins us with the latest. >> what's with the formal, not chad myers? >> making chad everett myers really happy. i loved the pictures of that driver going down the mudslide trying to drive when he had no control over the car. people just this weekend are going to try to pic

he's saying queens, the burrow. >> steve: he said that's the news brian style.an: right. it's not easy being a town cryer screaming and putting the accent correctly. >> steve: it's not that easy having that much style. >> brian: that's true, steve. and we had the original town cryer who was not supposed to be there 30 minutes ago telling us the inside story of how he got inside the queen's hospital. >> steve: the original who was a town cryer crasher. >> brian: yes. >> steve: the famous one. >> brian: and giggling about it. >> gretchen: let's do some news because we have a fox news. massive train derailment south of tampa and there was in spain that killed 77 people. in this case, 15 cars flipped over. three carrying highly flammable ethanol. you can see spraying crews to keep the fire hazard to a minimum. everything under control at this hour. but rain moving into the area could cause issues in their efforts. north nately, no -- fortunately north texas one hurt. >>> troubling news that war records disappeared without a trace. almost all the records are from the

plus insight into the culture at sac from brian burrow.o interviewed steve cohen. he will be joining us in just a moment. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, . . >> welcome back. sac capital will be in court. kayla, good morning again. >> hey, becky, good morning, lawyers will come here to 2500 pearl street around 10:00 a.m. to answer that indictment that came yesterday from new york southern district, allegeing they fostered insider training. cohen, himself, is not expected to appear. yesterday, he was at the firm's connect headquarters trying to restore confidence after that lengthy 41-page criminal diernlths alleges insider trading was pervasive. it still could be very damaging for his business and his net worth. the civil suit claims the southern district could go after any and owl assets associated with insider training. wall street banks are still doing business with sac. they still can. they're citeing low leverage and liquid positions as reasons why they want to do business with them. a sp

rangel: let me thank my from the colleague great burrow of brooklyn, the city of new york, and my colleagues for coming down to the floor. when we started the congressional black caucus in 1971, i guess most people say, why do you need a black caucus? 13 of you of color have been able to break the walls of racism and discrimination to reach the halls of the united states congress. obviously you don't have to say that you're black. what we tried to do then, and i guess we are still involved in that struggle, is to try to make certain that there's absolutely no need for any group of people to have to identify themselves for protection and for aggressiveness on programs because of their color. i tell the gentleman from new york, i guess you were about born when we started the caucus, i wish by the time you got here, and you were looking for the congressional black caucus and i would be able to say, that's all over. that's when we were not treated as full americans. that's ancient times. the same way i had thought that poll taxes and things of that nature that my late predecessor had been able t