flood, whenrings fury, it had spent its dried to a trickle. crops withered and died. all living things suffered. settlers along the river were fury, it dried to a trickle. crops withered anddiscouraged. some gave up and went elsewhere. fight.stayed to the river had to be regulated, controlled in a year-round if they were to succeed. no more floods, no more droughts. arthur powell davis, first reclamation director and chief engineer, understood their problem. he had traveled up and down the river surveying, studying. build a high dam and a deep canyon upstream to control the river, he reasoned. 1918, davis reported his findings and proposals to congress. 1928,ss responded in authorizing construction of hoover dam to control and regulate the colorado river. the all american canal system to deliver water to farmlands on the lower river. in 1930, president who bert hoover -- herbert hoover sign the appropriations bill to begin construction. in 1931ract was awarded to six companies incorporated. man and machines went to work to build this dam of unprecedented size, this mo

students and professors are testing out new farming methods, such as processing dried fruit. dried this way, pineapples and bananas can not only be conserved and further processed, they also fetch a higher price. solar energy helps farmers deal with other challenges, like irrigation. cristina lopez is installing a new solar-powered water pump. up to now, she'd been using a diesel motor to pump water from the well to the fields. that was bad for the environment and came at a significant cost to the small farm. >> you have to buy a lot of fuel to get the pump to work. and if you work it out, we spend 1,000 cordoba on diesel each week and take in 2,000 cordoba for our products. what's left in the end? not enough. >> thanks to the solar pump, she can now grow her passion fruit, as well as her profit. but the well can only supply water to one part of the 6-hectares of farmland. the rest of the fields can only be farmed during the wet season. preparing the land for sowing is tough physical work. the lopez family knows that slash-and-burn methods harm land. all that's missing now is

it is unknown at this time if the dried, red material is, in fact blood, or if it is mr. williams' blood, but scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value. mr. williams was transported from the scene to the napa county sheriff's office morgue by the coroner division, pending a forensic investigation, which was conducted this morning prior to this press conference. the forensic examination, conducted by dr. joseph cohen, which is the sheriff's office for marin county's chief forensic pathologist did not reveal any injuries indicating mr. williams had been in a struggle or a physical altercation prior to him being located deceased. the preliminary, and i again say, preliminary results of the forensic examination revealed supporting physical signs that mr. williams' life ended from asphyxia due to hanging. toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if mr. williams had any chemical substances in his system at the time of his death. toxicology results will be available -- excuse me, will not be available for approximately two to six weeks whi

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a pocket knife with dried red substance was found nearby. he had been seeking treatment for severe depression but by all accounts the demons were too much. still, such a shock in this community and around the world that he decided he had had enough. >> included ya, that community in marin county, i'm reading he was treated as just a very good neighbor, much more than as a celebrity. >> well, he was very much a fixture here in the bay area. his immediate community in tiburon in a collective state of mourning to think their famous, funny neighbor is gone. >> such a sweet man and such a talent. we loved him as an actor, but as a person he was such a great neighbor, and he looked like he was happy. he was content. we see that other side of him, that might have been depressed. >> williams went to high school here in marin. he performed as a local comedy club and was often spotted riding his bike around town and cheering on his beloved san francisco giants. the team expects to pay tribute to williams before tonight's home game. plans for a memoria

examined and a dry red material was located on the blade of the knife which appeared consistent with driedlood. it is unknown at this time if the dried red material is in fact blood, or if it is his blood, but scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value. mr. williams was transported from the scene to the napa county sheriffs office more by the corner division examination prior to this news conference. examination conducted by the chief forensic pathologist did ies reveal any injury indicating that he had been in a struggle or altercation prior to being deceased. resultsiminary cooperated the fixation due to hanging -- corroborated asphyxiation due to hanging. will noty results be available for about 2-6 beingwhile the tests are performed. this is an active investigation. the work of the office is not complete at this time to the final cause and manner of death will not be certified until a conclusion of the investigation which is several weeks away. when the investigation is a and the final results are ready for dissemination to a press conference will be sched

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it is unknown at this time if the dried red material is in fact blood, or if it is mr. williams's blood but scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value. mr. williams was transported from the scene to the napa county sheriff's office morgue by the coroner division pending a forensic examination which was conducted this morning prior to this press conference. the forensic examination conducted by dr. joseph cohen, who is the sheriff's office for marin county chief forensic pathologist did not reveal any injuries indicating mr. williams had been in a struggle for physical altercation prior to him being located deceased. preliminary, and again i say preliminary results of the forensic examination revealed supporting physical signs that mr. williams's life ended from a a fix yaw due to hanging. -- a fix yaw. 69 toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if mr. williams had any chemical substances within his system at the time of his death. toxicology results will be available, excuse me, will not be available for approximately two to 60 we

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that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect. really a clever way to get drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at any given time. >> if we didn't have drugs and alcohol inside prison, violence level would be very low. the department is going toward rehabilitation and that's a very good goal and long overdue, but you cannot have rehabilitation as long as you have drugs and alcohol inside of a correctional institution. it doesn't work. >> ready, mikey? >> yeah. >> let's do this. >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually put it up t

consistent with dried blood. unknown if the the dried red material is in fact blood or if it is mr. williams' blood. scientific testing will be conducted to evaluate its investigative value. mr. williams was transported from the scene to the napa county sheriff's office morgue by the coroner division pending a forensic examination which was conducted this morning prior to this press conference. the forensic examination conducted by dr. joseph cohen, who is the sheriff's office for morin county chief forensic pathologist did not reveal any injuries indicating mr. williams had been in a struggle or a a physical altercation prior to him being located deceased. the preliminary and i again say preliminary results of the forensic examination revealed supporting physical signs that mr. williams' life ended ended from asphyxia e to hanging. toxicology testing will be conducted to determine if mr. williams had any chemical substances in his system at the time of his death toxicology results will not be available for approximately 2 to 6 weeks while the testing is being performed please note

corn can be dried and stored, to provide food year round. corn can also be produced in abundance, so populations grew. step by step, a new way of life took hold. permanent settlements evolved. simple shelters became substantial dwellings to protect young and old alike. macneish returns to the valley where he found the first corn. he is now seeking evidence of the earliest permanent settlement, perhaps the beginnings of a village. a few miles from the caves, in the ajalpan clay pits, macneish spots a familiar pattern. high in this wall, is a blackened layer of charcoal and just above it, the cobblestone floor of an ancient house. the floor dates to 3000 b.c., 2,000 years later than the hunter-gatherer settlements in the caves. what we're getting here is a big piece of burned clay. it's lying on top of the floor and is, from looking in here, is a piece of the wall. what they did is they took clay and, like the hebrews in ancient egypt, put grass in the clay and then plastered it on the sticks which were the wall of the house. it's very much th

. >> we have all dried out. sand yaw? >> we had a chance to dry out. ama, i am so looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. you in that tux, looking dapper. >> i am getting grief for the hat that i wore. i don't believe there were any rules about a hat.on that.ght i. there was fog around along the coast and it is still there. sf under score brit tweets and of course you wore a hat for the ice bucket challenge. they are always prepared for inclement weather. it was very cute. take a look at a live picture from our exploratorium camera. there is fog around and this is how your morning is going to begin especially around the coast and the bay. temperatures are mild from san francisco and oakland and san jose and all in the 60s. gilroy and half moon bay. emeryville is showing the shallow layer of fog and looking back toward the san francisco area and mid50s in santa rosa and novato. some of our cooler spots around concord and livermore. here is our view of the golden gate bridge cam. we will see it around the coast and bay. mild to warm this weekend with our

after each spring's flood when the river had spent its fury it dried a trickle, crops withered and diedll living things suffered. settlers along the river were discouraged. and aroused. some gave up and went elsewhere. others stayed to fight. the river had to be regulated. controlled in a year round flow if they were to succeed. no more floods. no more droughts. arthur powell davis first reclamation director and chief engineer understood their problem. for years he traveled up and down the river, surveyed, studying. build a high dam in a deep canyon up stream to control the river he reasoned. in 1918 davis reported his findings and proposals to congress. congress responded in 1928, passed the boulder canyon project act, authorizing construction of hoover dam to control and regulate the colorado river. and the all american canal system to deliver water to farmlands on the lower river. in 1930, president herbert hoover for whom the dam is named signed the appropriation bill to begin construction. under a contract awarded in march 1931 to six companies incorporated a combine of six major c

. >> we're getting dried out and ready for some nice days ahead. >> it is going to be beautiful. if you thought today was nice, tomorrow is even better and friday is the jackpot day to get out and enjoy it. tomorrow 83 degrees. we'll see lower humidity on friday and it will stick around on saturday. maybe some showers and thunderstorms on sunday afternoon, a 30% chance. but the next three days nearly perfect tens for washington in august. >> "abc world news" is coming up next. >> join us again at >>> welcome to world news tonight the deadly flash flood emergencies, drivers suddenly trapped in cars in several cities. neighborhoods underwater in the east. in the west, the driver jumping on to a fire truck, over the raging waters. ginger zee with where the storm is hitting right now. >>> the breaking news from iraq, u.s. marines and special forces landing on those mountains in northern iraq, where we saw refugees, what were they doing there before being lifted out? and what is the plan tonight for u.s. forces? martha raddatz standing by live. >>> developing tonight, amid tension and

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also, we just learned there was a small pocket knife found near his body with what appeared to be dried blood. whether it was the blood of robin williams or not, they cannot conclusively say but he had superficial wounds to his wrist. so let's talk about this with dr. john mann, a suicide researcher who is joining me here. just you and i listening to the investigator, first things first, when you hear that it was death by hanging, asphyxia due to hanging, you were telling me that is the most common method of suicide. >> that is true for most of the world, most of the western world. but in the united states, death by gunshot is the method of suicide is the commonest suicide. half of the suicides in the u.s., 20,000 a year, die by gunshot self-inflicted. >> in this case we know it was hanging and your second observation, the fact that potentially with a pocket knife unsuccessful attempts using a belt, not having a rope, not necessarily showing premeditation. a lot of thought going into it. >> yes. it sounds like, from the description, that he didn't really plan or prepare for this for ver

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many of the water sources have dried up so uc davis biologists were pleased to find hundreds of them in one creek. they said the creek seems healthy enough the fish do not need to be rescued. the biologist believe 82% of the species are likely to become extinct or nearly extinct in the next century because of climate change. >>> coming up next, we'll take you to the special celebration for a california landmark that turned 175 years old today. >>> and meteorologist francis glossen has good news for any of you planning to enjoy the outdoors tomorrow. she's up next with the forecast. >>> the a's lost four games in a row, make it twice. what this latest losing streak means in the division standings >>> this week marks an important milestone in california's capitol city. it turns 175 years old. the site is hosting a big celebration. john sooter built the fort with the help of an inyin tribe. while some has been reconstructed, the original building stands in the middle of the city. >> the central building is the original building. you can see the door froms, windows and the original brick

dried licorice roots are used as an ingredient in herbal medicines that reduce inflammation and relieve pain. >> translator: you need to make sure that you water the plants every two or three hours during the day. >> reporter: toshiharu nagane is the farming adviser for the japanese pharmaceutical company. the firm has developed its own method for growing licorice over the past eight years. japan imports most of its licorice from china, but the chinese government has started limiting these exports. china says it wants to preserve this natural resource and protect the environment. the price of licorice has risen drastically because of these restrictions. it's 2.5 times more expensive than it was five years ago. this is a huge blow for the pharmaceutical companies that produce herbal medicines. rising costs prompted nagane's farm to turn to myanmar. the countries in the regions have ideal conditions for growing licorice. myanmar also has plenty of workers. about 70% of its people make their living from the land. on this day, nagane visited the village to check the licorice that was plante

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be almost as hard as concrete when it dried. the captain personally supervised many phases.nston was everywhere, observing and advising. their joint plan included the digging of a moat surrounding this entire post. construction was frequently duelsupted by mortar with the vc. casualties were sustained by both sides. this soldier received mortar fragments. fire led torassing a disagreement between advisor and counterpart in johnston ofommended clearing bales fire. johnston won his point. weber and fields of fire on both sides of the canal. burned fields of fire on both sides of the canal. before allinutes troops to get to our siesta. siesta.our concerned, johnston radioed a request to the regimental advisor for u.s. piloted helicopter. refusal.ed a regretful three hours later, a helicopter landed. the wounded man lost his right eye and was paralyzed on the right side. johnston helped load him on the helicopter. almost completed, the battalion move the bulldozer across the canal to assist in the construction of the watchtower. mud.came stuck in the soft johnston and his counte

wash and dry similar items together so everything dries evenly. another thing many people forget to do, clean out the lint filter on your drier after every load it keeps the air circulating and takes less time to dry your clothes, saving you even more money. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more on "action news" saturday morning, there are inter galactic super heros. we'll take a look at the new film, guard yanlds of the -- guardians of the galaxy. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday, august 2, here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news," deadly fire a home in delaware is destroyed by a blaze overnight. >>> one of the american aid workers suffering from the ebola virus is due to arrive in the u.s. in hours. >>> we're tracking rain falling across the tri state region all morning, chris sowers joins us with a look at the accuweather forecast. if we were trying to pretend like the winning streak didn't end last weekend. >> reporter: yeah, what was it, last week broke the ten week winning streak, we're

. >> we have all dried out. sand yaw? >> we had a chance to dry out. ama, i am so looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. you in that tux, looking dapper. >> i am getting grief for the hat that i wore. i don't believe there were any rules about a hat. thought i would mention that. there was fog around along the coast and it is still there. sf under score brit tweets and of course you wore a hat for the ice bucket challenge. they are always prepared for inclement weather. it was very cute. take a look at a live picture from our exploratorium camera. there is fog around and this is how your morning is going to begin especially around the coast and the bay. temperatures are mild from san francisco and oakland and san jose and all in the 60s. gilroy and half moon bay. emeryville is showing the shallow layer of fog and looking back toward the san francisco area and mid50s in santa rosa and novato. some of our cooler spots around concord and livermore. here is our view of the golden gate bridge cam. we will see it around the coast and bay. mild to warm this

damp hey develops mold if not properly dried. >> we are -- damp hay develops mold if not properly driedeeping an eye on hawaii. >> there are two potentials hurricanes on the way. it first one will make a big hit on the big island. julio is more of a question mark. but the first one a category 1 hurricane. we'll have more on that in 10 minutes but in the meantime, it's unprecedented that we have really two tropical storms that could directly hit hawaii. we shall see. in the meantime, out on the pacific coast that low pressure causing all the problems for the peach farmers is finally heading south and out. it is firing up a few thunderstorms over the sierra nevada. but low clouds are returning to the shoreline. but you can see in the distance as we look from high atop solano county to the south that the clouds are finally beginning to retreat a. and it's still plenty warm n concord, 83 degrees. livermore 82. santa rosa 76 degrees. at 8:00 tonight it will be warm inland in the upper 70s. around the bay in the mid-60s if you are planning to go out around the bay shoreline it le pleasant but

. >> it's just air dried. >> reporter: brad gruno is riding the kale wave and making it taste better.we have five flavors starting with naked, the vampire killer. put garlic in there, what are we going to call it? vampire killer! then we have the nasty hot. then we have the nacho. then we have the pinot kale-ada. >> reporter: brad's raw foods will pull in an estimated $20 million this year. 70% of that from kale products. >> it is the color of money. >> reporter: make no mistake, kale's greatest marketing ploy is how good it might be for you. >> this is the highest nutrient dense leafy green they sell in a grocery store. it's amazing how it blew up. >> do you grow this yourself? >> reporter: four years ago, long before seemingly everyone knew what kale was, gruno was selling bags of kale chips at this farmer's market in bucks county, pennsylvania. >> i had little bowls and just give it away all the time, taste it, taste it. saying the same story over and over again. >> reporter: when people bought it for the price he was selling it for, he knew he had a winner. >> i love your chips. >

. >> as the ink dries on the deal the strategy has come into focus.r years, the airline has been buying minority shares in several carriers in asia, europe, and australia. it stayed away from traditional airline alliances, which it calls fractured. the latest deal will open up the abu dhabi-based carrier to europe's fourth-largest travel market. >> what a brand. it's one of the oldest brands in aviation. 1947. air italia is a good airline, a strong airline with regard to passenger carrying, and it has a good fit but for a range of reasons, historically, it's a poor business financially. >> since its launch in 2003, it has been in a race to catch up with its dubai-based rival. they, too, have refrained from joining any alliances, relying instead on their brand and reputation to retain loyalty. germany's lufthansa has called on the european commission to reject the deal, citing the use of illegal state aid to break competition rules. they will need to get commission approval before they are officially able to take off. >> staying in the airline business

it was the shed where the wood was dried. >> about there you are hidden in there. >> yeah. so this is how he gave us, provided food. one day, a friend of his, a woman, a young woman, approached him and said jacob, this other friend of mine, theresa, says that shed suspects you. she says i don't know whether you have anybody or got, but she suspects that you have somebody hiding here at the camp. at the factory. and she says that she just has to determine that it's -- that she's correct and she will do the right thing. what she meant by the right thing is to denounce them to the germans for a kilo of flour or sugar per person. that's what it was for jews at that time. father was, again, what to do? there's no place to run. my father had a friend who was a physician and was a director of the little clinic that they had in that factory. he talked to him and said we have to come up with some solution. the doctor was educated in vienna, spoke injure man perfectly. he came to a very ingenious plan. he wrote an a anonymous letter that he's an ss officer on leave. and that he had a