carlin, i'm curious. what can be done to avoid erosion and problems with the, you know, the rain and the snow melt and everything? >> that's a great question. and i mean part of it is we'll do some slope stabilization to serve our roads so we have access to our facilities but there's a lot of burned soils and that's what the federal assessment team has been looking at so they'll be areas where they do expect some erosion so maybe they're going to put in some control measures or damns to help the flow. the irrigation districts are concerned because the burn streams from our drinking water facilities and they were concerned about how much erosion might occur and flush into pedro. we're engaging them in a discussion as well. >> can something be built to hold back? >> they can. there are some measures that they can put into place, these types of bails and things of that nature to keep it out the water waves, but we're talking about a huge area so they have to be strategic in a short period of time before it s

good afternoon, michael carlin, manager. i'm going to give you a brief update activity since the last time we've talked and show you some pictures and i'm going to ask mr. rydstrom to talk about the cost associated with recovery and those discussions. just to recap the summary of the fire, as of yesterday 257,000 acres and containment is going to be done by november 1st. if you remember originally it was september 20th and that has changed. the fire has gone into two percent of the hatchy water, but it's less than that. we have confirmation from our folks and from the federal teams that have been on the ground going in the burned areas. and part of the strategy that they have right now that is uncontained in the steeper areas in cherry water is smoldering out and we did have rain that fall. there was no significant run off and it did aid in the fire suppression efforts knocking it down. we still have a smoldering fire at this point in time. of course now it hasn't really affected our act to serve our customers high quality w

carlin. >> i think he asked to be treated like that when he hit an officer. >> you do see a guy on the ground appearing to resist for quite a while. according to reports, he was arrested, now faced with assaulting an officer and resisting arrest charges. i'm a sports fan. you spend a lot of money, you got your cool shirt on, buying your beers and then stuff like this happens. >> at a country club in australia, a husband and wife are closing a business down for the night. two money storm in. one of them has a shotgun. the wife climbs under the table and the husband goes back to open up the safe but the woman they have there, that is a bartender. the bad guys got away with $10,000 australian. kevin did talk to 9 news in australia. >> when you got a shotgun at your head and you're told "keep your eyes down," all you can do is do what you're told, give them the money. >> he's in tears. >> in the end, it's just great they didn't use the weapons they have. >> we jump over to manchester england where the bad guy didn't get away with what they wanted. two guys come in and one has a knife. see

here's abc's neal carlin skill now. >> reporter: after years of fans being attacked at nfl games, sometimes violently, as seen on youtube, just for cheering the wrong team, seattle police are going after hooligans, right where they sit. undercover officers will be dressed specifically in the visiting team's gear. this sunday, that's the san francisco 49ers. >> people coming to the game aren't going to know, hey, is this a fan that i can harass or give a hard time to or is that really a cop? >> let them go at it! >> reporter: violencviolence, f fan, has become a frighteningly routine shade show at nfl games across the country. >> he hit me really hard. really hard. it was devastating. i actually thought i was going to die, because i couldn't move. >> reporter: it's the very reason other teams have launched similar stings, trying to crack down on violence so that fans can attend the game without worrying about being assaulted. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> on the watch this weekend. neal, thank you. >>> we're back in just two minutes tonight with much more on "world news." the knockdo

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i would like to think c-span carline mr.shapiro to be so uninterrupted and how exciting it is for people his age and is a major disasters. it's exciting to hear his viewpoint and opinion. my question, with me and his parents being a tv generation, hottest pc his generation and how he's come to voice his opinion over the internet getting across to his generation and how does my generation learned to use that medium to become aware of what his generation is the name? >> guest: what we're watching is the fragmentation of the old media. there's so many more options for information. it's truly amazing to watch. you have to carefully monitor what it is they're looking. my parents used to show us old movies. we're big fans of old movies. i've seen every film between 1933 now. i grew up on the van dyke show in the instrument the waltons in their very clear about that. do not go see what they want to see if their friends house. it is imperative that parents teach values. it's a charging time as information becomes more plentiful and