for a deer its death trap. on 20-mile stretch 50 d 50 deer have been hit by cars over the course of four years, most of deer did not survive. >> it's not a graceful way to die. >> she saw some of the roadside carnage and decided something had to be done. >> i needed to be a voice for these animals because they can't speak english or spanish, i thought i would help them out. >> so katherine did what any good citizen would do, she called caltrans. what she got was far more than what she expected. >> they never anything move through the state so quickly. >> she was introduced to this man. a professor at u.c. davis. he runs the california road kill observation system. >> there are people that study road kill? >> there are people that study road kill as part of understanding wildlife in how they move in relation to roads. >> caltrans offered schilling a $380,000 grant that starts with a big scary gun. >> it is a tranquilizer dart gun. >> fish and game workers catch deer one on at a time and attach gps collars. now,

the deer was okay. they got him untangled, and here's a photo of him running off into a field. >> fantastic. what a great bambi story. >>> we get to have fun at work every day. we have got a fun job. but when you're in construction, it's n it's not always as fun. so you've got to make your own fun. >> they are pretending to have a running gun battle? >> they're playing guns with their jackhammers. >> that's awesome. >> was that joe pesci at the beginning? >> it was not joe pesci, but it is a man in a really tiny belly shirt. did you notice? >> this is like grown men being 6-year-olds at the playground. >> but how do they know when the other gets shot? >> honor system. >> when you feel like the opponent has hit you. >> yes. >> you fall. >> you play dead, count to 30, and get up and you're back. >> two guys, you have got the guy in the green here, i'm going call him igor. in the belly shirt. he's taking aim at a guy ducking behind a column. he reaches over, grabs his weapon again. this guy, i love it, doe

he sees that deer and aims for it. see your target and takes a shot and he misses and the deer escapes. the hunter's frustrated. i can't believe i missed that. he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio,

it's part of a new study that's trying to reduce deer tick population and prevent the spread of lymeisease. >> reporter: tucked into sully woodlands park, this contraption is the latest contraption aimed at killing deer ticks and the lyme disease they can spread. >> we want to kill ticks. we want to possibly reduce the immediate threat to humans. >> reporter: it's called a four poster deer feeding station. corn fills two troughs. special paint rollers are sprayed with pesticide and pink dye. any deer that comes to feed is both treated and marks so research can be conducted on the effectiveness of the stations. >> as they come in to eat the corn out of the trough, they have to tilt their head back just slightly and that'll make them rub up against the rollers. >> reporter: as part of a three-year study, 15 of the stations have been placed in sully woodlands. biologists on the project say residents should not be alarmed if they see deer with pink racing stripes. >> if they see pink wildlife of any variety that are attracted to the corn, they have been treated with the pesticide. >> rep

deer affair and we ate it. and that was what it is for. in fact, that is the total thing of the country was when it started was to hunt the meat for food. now, people are hunting animals that can't protect themselves and for money to hang their heads on the walls. the thing for the polar bears is to be disgusting. i cannot believe the way the polar bears are now they can't survive on there and you've got people going up there and shooting them for no reason at all. and i guarantee the only thing they took most polar bears with their head so they can mount it on their walls. and another thing, the nra -- if they want a bill passed committee would get a bill passed because they will buy it. my cousin was shot by a 3030 riflemen as a teenager. they were out hunting deer and another that couldn't wait had on his orange vest and he shot him. he's dead. and they would shoot each other. they didn't care. they just went crazy when they got out there. >> guest: i don't know quite where to start. obviously that is why we

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the use of dogs would help the hunter drive the deer out of the forest because deer were so plentiful and provided exciting races, it provided sound nourishment. hunting in many forms has been for decades and continues to be a exassble activity on the 600,000-acre national forest. oddly enough, the regional forster does not prohibit the use of dogs for hunting raccoon, squirrel, rabbit and game birds. in 2011 the dog deer season was only nine days and only applies to certain ranger districts. according to communication with the forest service, seven southern states allow hunting on national forest within their borders. they include alabama, arkansas, florida, mississippi, north carolina, south carolina, but in this case not louisiana. however, this is the first time the forest service has issued a ban on dog deer hunting or hunting dear with -- deer with dogs within a specific state. according to the forest service itself, they indicate that revenue generated on dog deer hunting including expenses to care for dogs contributes to between approximately 18 to 29 direct jobs and $890,000

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these aren't much use for that. [ laughter ] neither are deer. or elk. you can tame them, but you can't domesticate them worth a flip. and if you haven't got domesticated animals, you're not going to have wheeled vehicles. there's no reason for them. and also, for regional reasons, they had no iron tools, much less steel ones. no wheeled transport. instead, if you wanted to haul a lot of people for a lot of distance, you had to use canoes. and the canoes, being log dugouts, not birch bark, that's actually much farther north where you get that kind of birch, these were heavy canoes and meant a lot of hard work. and i've ex pounded upon that before. when you don't have iron ore steel tools, it means you got to make your tools that can do less drastic alterations to the earth. wood, shell, bone, et cetera. so you got a technology then that even when the people applied themselves was not going to do anything like, as spectacular or drastic as the europeans were able to do, right from 1607, let alone now. where they wanted to get trade and especially distant

it has worked for john deere, another illinois-based company. lit now be our strategy to make it work for all the manufacturers, the 100,000 that have 500 or less employees in the chicago area and now have an export strategy that's beyond either zero or 100. and to see -- take the capabilities of ex-im, the marketing strategy and have this city/state function with ex-im so chicago can move up to the proper ranks of having an export-based economy using all its natural assets of people, skills, and technology to gain greater market share. thank you very much. >>> here's a look at the c-span networks today. on c-span live at 12:00 p.m. eastern, the brady center holds a news conference on how to prevent gun violence. victims of gun violence from across the u.s. are expected to speak. coming up on c-span2 live at 1:00 p.m., a look at america's tax policy, an event hosted by americans for tax reform. grover norquist is one toffee chured speakers. and then on c-span 3, a house oversight hearing examining the spending report related to a 2010 las vegas

on thursday, the ceo of agriculture equipment maker johnson deer and the ceo of satellite maker orbital joined the discussion hosted by the export-import bank in washington. this is about an hour. >> welcome everyone. please take your seats. i'm not going to see through these lights whether you've done it or not. i'll assume everybody is sitting. thank you to the export-import bank and fred for the invitation to this event. my name is ted alden. i run the renewing america initiative at the council on foreign relations which deals broadly with the competitive issues we'll discuss on this panel. i was also recently the project director of cfr independent task force on u.s. trade and investment policy which was chaired by tom daschle and andy card and started from the evidence that the u.s. has been an export underperformer and talked a lot about how to improve things. i'm delighted to be moderating this panel. we have a particularly superb set to take us through. this on my right samuel allen t chief executive of john deere, his full bio is in your material. i'll do brief introductions. t

in the end, as we know, he came to deer born. i want to jump forward and talk about a mulally's first day at world headquarters here. at 2:20 he finally pulled into the the gage. garage. his eyes rolling down the washed jaguars that were the preferred rides to make sure none of them were around. mulally noted the lack of fords. he was surprised to see the new ceo emerge from a land rover. -deer born, michigan. men wore suits to here. but mulally was about to establish a new more. he was wearing what would soon be recognized at customer rare uniform. he might mix it up with gray trousers or red shirt and tie. he would not put on a suit even when he visited the white house. waiting next to bill ford was karen hanson a communication executive. he slapped a blue pen on the lapel and led the men downstairs. once again he was overcome by a history and felt the lump in his throat as he surveyed the vintage cars. he smiled a as the portraits. people wondered who the guy was posing with bill ford. when they were done the group hurried int

if you want to photograph a deer in the winter, you don't look for the deer, it's hiding. look for the footprints. so we look for the footprints of the "titanic" from the debris, we picked up the trail and walked into the "titanic" and that's how we found it. >> stephen: this monday at 10:00 p.m. on the national geographic channel off special "save the titanic" with bob ballard. >> right. >> stephen: that's too late. (laughter) i don't mean to burst your bubble but that's too late. >> save what's left. >> stephen: it sank! >> but you can seizely... people are making tour guides there now. >> stephen: can i go? >> yes, you can. just write a check for $66,000, it's yours. >> stephen: that's it? >> that's the price of a tour dive on "titanic". but here's the problem, we found the "titanic" in 1985, we went back in 1986 and made a mosaic of it. we came back 20 years later and put them side by side. you can see why the submarines a landing. they're loving it to death. they knocked off the crow's nest leaving all sorts of garbage and we're trying to say look, this is the "titani

on my right, samuel allen, the chief executive of john deere. his full bio is in your material. to his right, hall sirkin, managing director of the boston group and then to the far right, dave thompson, chief executive of orbital sciences. i'm just going to give a little bit of introduction. the title of our session is "competing around the world." i would suggest this is a particularly fluid time to be trying to address this question. just to sort of frame it, on the positive side some of might have seen a recent article in "american interest." it makes the argument the u.s. is poised to become an export powerhouse, notes since the end of the recession exports have accounted for fully half of total u.s. economic growth. so the rather weak recovery that we've had would is been positively anemic without the strong growth on the export side. and he notes that the obama administration surprisingly appears to be on track to -- even starting from the depressed face of 2009, there were very few economists thought that was achievable. so barring a real down tun, that number gets hit in

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it sounds like a car hit a deer and had a couple of lanes blocked. we will let you know if they have cleared it to the right soldier. once you get past that exit and everything looks good all the way down towards the golden gate bridge. if you're traveling along the peninsula and the millbrae on ramp to northbound 101 remain shut down until about 6:00 this morning because of a road hazard. it appears not to be affecting the freeway. we have a couple of high wind advisories in effect. chp issued these just after midnight this morning. so far, not too bad across the span. some roadwork still on the upper deck. it will have more traffic coming up. >> this morning, wall street and economists expect to see it one of the strongest signals for new jobs since 2000. >> economists say this morning's report will show employers added more than two ended thousand jobs for the fourth month in a row. analysts say the date is expected to be strong but won't be enough to lower the unemployment rate which is still at 8.3%. >> he spent months looking for work and decid

this 1955 john deere 60 was similar to the one they had as a child.aid his wife like likes it too because it's easy to drive. >> they call it a narrow high is what john deere callst. it's a 42-inch rubber on the back wheel and the front tire. the first tractor i as a child was one like this that was bought brand new. i found it, bought it, took me three years to get it -- back to what it looked like now. it was a little rough when i got it. i had the planter for t i have a plow for it. it's just -- tractor club play toy is what it is. i got it from a guy that owned a little miniature horse rain much and it was to big for what he needed to get it in the barn and stuff because with the axl he was ripping off gates -- i put the b on him and bought it there him. this one is a 32 horse. it's what it's supposed to be. some say 34 but i think it was a 32. it's gasoline tractor, not all fuel. just straight gasoline. the guy that -- had it, had the planters for it. it's got front mounted planters, the dual outlet its on the back of it for two cylinders and the

the deputy said the deer was extremely friendly to the point subjects were able to approach the deerer to another area. let's hope not sanford, florida. jean in minneapolis. hi jean. >> good morning, stephanie miller. official psychologist of the "stephanie miller show." >> boy, don't we need one. >> i wanted to respond to debbie satbenow's question about why though republicans are against the violence against women act. and to quote shakespeare me think the lady dot protest too much. we know the rate of domestic violence is just enormous. one out of three women is the victim of sexual violence in her lifetime. there is domestic violence every day in this country. so what do we know about the republicans backgrounds? >> yeah, i think the whole point is that things that should not be political are now. it just seems like things that are a no-brainer are unbelievable. speaking of psychological studies, jim this will shock you. ♪ >> homophobes may have an attraction to the same sex. >> really. >> i think i know what you did last night! >> yes. >> very reverent touch. >> golly, yes. it i

. >> we are off to northern washington state for a classic john deere 50.ting it looking good and running properly was no easy task for leon but with hard work and a few changes he made this tractor something to remember. . >> i go to john deere 50 here. i restored it about five, six years ago. it had a tricycle end on it when i first bought it. when i got it ready to paint i -- man from watkim had bought a corn picker and had a tractor, it had a white front end. we traded straight across and that was a good deal for both of us. i put that on it because i always liked them and at end i had a trailer with a ramp. you have to have another center ramp for it so i was real happy so i put the that front end on and had to get the engine board out, had the heads redone, had to get the transmission gone through and now it's -- had the 90,000 out to get the rust out of hwthe bore. any way it's a great tractor now. we do have a plowing day in the spring out in the farming country and anyone wants to go out you can. i have just got, about eight acres and i pulled har

the deer had -- the group had just left a party00.ing out to be looked outpoint, they said. >> how is he doing? >> he is taking it day by day. weroc is taking it day by day. everybody lost something in this accident. >> savannas that testified that earlier in the evening he came home and called for an end to the party but fell asleep, only to get a recall from the police that his daughter had been in a car accident. she would succumb to her injuries four days later. >> the prosecution wrapped up its testimony -- wrapped up its case with this emotional testimony. the defendant all along maintained that he was following the speed limit, but once the at the deer he freaked out he -- free doud and accelerated slamming into the tree and making their accident more tragic. >> eckart drogin driehaus run 7:00 a.m. this morning. there were three people inside the house when it hit and there were all upstairs and not hurt. they will not likely be able to stay in house overnight. no charges have been filed. a 3-year-old girl has died after fire r

. ♪ doe, a deer, a female deer >> reporter: groups break out into spontaneous performances in publicpaces. cash mobs started popping up last fall. one of the first in cleveland. and have spread nationwide. from this shop in south dakota -- >> i spent about $30 so far. >> reporter: -- to emery's five and dime store in knoxville, tennessee, a family-owned fixture since the '20s. >> i used to come in here with my grandparents. i'd always find something i wanted. >> reporter: the idea, organizers say, is if you spend local, the money will stay local. >> i think cash mobs, especially now in this economy, when we're just trying to have a recovery, play an important role in helping people think about where their dollars go and how they can help support local merchants. >> reporter: dollars, and a sense of community that continues, for this cash mob, beyond the shopping spree. >> to the cash mob! >> reporter: michelle franzen, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >>> up next here tonight, education nation, teachers sounding the alarm tonight about an area of critical concern. >>> plus cleveland roc

>> timmy seymore said john deer or deer and company had that one called and a nice day today.ems to be having trouble around 83 or 83 1/2ish, you cannot knock that stock. in terms of the space i think it looks good. >> to $90, you have room to run on this. the chinese numbers for the big cap and the big state and the big names, this was a good number and people were confused as more time for the sme and a different part of the economy. if you look at what deer and cat and the other names have done on the back not only of that news, but this is a trade. it's a trade that has more renewal. >> the volatility came to multiyear highs. when will the fear come back. the play back. >> that's the exact point. the fear that i have is that there is not enough fear. you look at the decline and you have to worry about a couple of things. i believe that the perception in the market place is that the european crisis is resolved and china will have a soft landing. you have those two as well as rising gas prices and any of those things could upset the apple core here if there is a surprise in

ground deer deer wrote word -- zero, the world trade center a significant milestone for the new bidding. sherrie johnson is standing by with what's taking place and why it's so exciting. right there is a live picture of new york city as the sunrises. it looks beautiful. what's going on. >> reporter: well, a little later today, the new york port authority will mark a major milestone in the construction of one world trade center with the installation of steel columns that will make the sky scrape earth tallest building in new york. when they are put in place it will oa ifsly surpass the height of the empire state building. the beam placement is 1:30 today and a press conference will be held shortly after that. last september, abc2 news received an he can collusive tour of the -- exclusive tour of the new world trade center. linda used to work for rtk can l associates in baltimore a company in hunt valley she works with is overseeing construction of the freedom tower. we spoke to her during the visit and she says she wishes everyone could experience what she do every day. >> i wish i could

this is two deer standing there in the center divide northbound 680. they're okay, we hope they stay that way. that is a warning, as well, for drivers on either side. we'll follow this incident. but so far, they are in the center divide and hopefully will make their way across all those lanes of freeway. we're looking at construction further south as you approach, no slowing there and nice easy drive out of the altamont pass. 880 shows you more construction at high street blocked from the off ramp and one lane passing by the area. folks moving to the left. more construction both directions passing downtown. but no slowing because it's a light volume right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> game, set, match. a popular south bay tennis tournament calling it quits after next year. and we're going to tell you about the toll it could take on local businesses next. >>> then, getting drunk for cheap. the dangerous technique teenagers are using to get a buzz from hand sanitizer. >>> and moving to the cloud. google laumpnching its own versn of online stores

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private investigator william deer's book, "o.j.innocent, and i can prove it" hits shelves today after a 17-year investigation. deer says he has found circumstantial evidence that leads jason simpson, who is now 41 years old, to those murders. deer says he found a hunting knife that forensic investigators say is the weaponid? jason simpson's storage unit. he claims he found photographs of jason simpson wearing a knit cap similar to one discovered at the crime scene. o.j. simpson was the prime suspect for the 1994 murders. he was acquitted in 1995. >>> doctors say they're seeing a dramatic rise in the number of young adults with skin cancer. researchers at the mayo clinic say between 1970 and 2009, melanoma increased eightfold in women under the age of 40. it quadrupled in men under 40. experts suggest tanning beds are to blame. death rates from melanoma fell during the same period, suggesting early interventions may be helping to save some lives. >>> if you're getting an early start, want to get a check on that forecast for you. som

grounds that will have trees, including oaks, which will have acorns, which in turn will attract some deer. and in the waters themselves, you can see a turtle in there. i think it's actually a marsh plant, but i'm going to call it a turtle. this is where you want to eat terrapin for supper. it's exactly where you go. you go to a swamp. this is a major reason why swamps became refuge areas for indians. there are often high enough grounds, just high enough within them hammocks, where you can clear some trees and actually do a little farming. it's why indian refugee communities oftentimes wound up there after the whites had taken all of their water front land. you go to a swamp. and white is not going to want the swamp. and until he learns to drain it, you're safe. parting shots. parting shots. this kind of use of all ecological zones, largely from necessity, aided by great ingenuity and wonderful memories, no ipods, no computers to help, this kind of thing meant certain things for indian life, which the english very, very often misunderstood. all mothers were working mothers. they all had to

deer says he has. he held it up on the factor yesterday.c and they should get on t i want that situation, the murder weapon defined. from carrollton, texas. >> from houston. >> i failed to mention that, ana, because it's false. the top 1% earn 17% of gross income. todd baker, brighton, colorado. >> i was never actually wanted in colorado, todd. when i worked there, the late hunter thompson and some people in aspen put a bounty on me because i exposed the drug as a -- aspen as a drug shipment center. but i was never wanted there. they still tell that story 40, 30 years later? from new york. >> saturday night, town hall theatre. didn't get better than that, caroline. tickets are going fast for that show. 90% sold out in indianapolis on june 22nd, friday. get on that if you want to see us. the next day miller and i will zoom into chicago. hopefully we won't be gunned down before we get to the theatre. details on billoreilly.com. and finally tonight pinheads and patriots, this year marks the 50th anniversary of the james bond movies and sean co

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if you're on a motorcycle and you go around a curve and you hit a deer, the deer is going to do a lotof damage. so it is -- this may not sound like something that folks who come from cities really understand, but driving round trip -- in this case to harper 34 miles a way, a 70-mile round trip through a road that's dangerous in dangerous weather conditions, dangerous because of deer, certainly an enormous waste of time, an enormous waste of fuel doesn't make any sense. well, she continues. so, again, this is a letter or analysis from laura williams in juntura. she continues -- quote -- "in essence, juntura is between a rock and a hard place. "now, she then analyzes that 25% of juntura's post office users are seniors who would be particularly impacted by these changes as they rely heavily on the post office to receive medication and may have difficulty driving long distances in hazardous conditions. on her report, she put just one word in bold on the front page, and it sums up her analysis of the impact of closing this humble post office, and that word is disastrous. disastrous for the

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put a john deere sticker and started -- that big thing. >> this one here is different. have you to spin the fly wheel. play with the throttle and choke. it's a lot more labor intensive. you have to release that to go forward. a lot more involved and -- no luxuries. it's not one of those that take itself over. the manure spreader is functioning. you could farm with it right now. >> don't forget you can watch tractor sale tales online at united states farm report.com or on facebook. the segments also available on i-tunes. >>> today's country church salute goes to missionary baptist church. organized in 1847 it was met condition ty since then but for the four years of the civil war. a church member said some of the people from the first members still attend. that's object eight generations. early members moved to this part of arkansas from tennessee and george georgia during the westward expansion of the united states. congratulations to -- missionary baptist church. this week's receiver of the country church salute. and as always we want to learn about your home church as

. >> reporter: steven horton is working on a 1947 john deere, while dustin is reforming a super c. these students are required to identify and reconstruct the tractors as they were coming off the assembly line. >> this is something i have an interest in. it's something you can use in the future also. >> reporter: carr and the other students are thankful for the resources they have at the smith farm, are where education covers more than just drive shafts. these two models were at one time the latest in agricultural technology. but according to smith and the students, these two tractors still play a vital role. >> these old john deere tractors, they're a big part of american culture. >> reporter: the high school students hope to come away with the top-winning prize. with the texas farm bureau, i'm nathan smith. >> our thanks to the texas farm bureau for that report. we'll post a link to their website on our home page. next week, we're off to colorado as bird watchers gather for the annual invasion of sandhill cranes. that story next week. up next this weekend, story time with baxter