the gigantic dune of subtle ray at the gates of the capitol neon made. some of these sand dunes wander up to 20 meters a year depending on the wind their height can reach $30.00 to $40.00 metres the pupils are overwhelmed once they get to the top say wow it's awesome i've never seen anything like this i've never been here before it's so beautiful. it's good may be beautiful but it's a nightmare for humans and animals so you want if you don't want to stand there instead bury your homes you have to try to prevent them from shifting. with sand drift fences for example sonny explains what everyone can do to help stop the shifting of the dunes the students are pensive. and. after seeing this here i'm quite troubled. as you look at some point the sand could reach the town. that makes me afraid. there's only send left here nothing grows here anymore it's a real desert. the outing had a big effect on the pupils they're now motivated over the holidays they're going to environmental camps where they will set up sandra fences and plant trees anything and everything

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great sand dunes national park in colorado. >> we walked across the sandy landscape and up a sand dunewn on the ground. and i said, what are you doing? and she said, i want to roll down. that looks fun. i think it just tapped into some inner sense of childhood wonder in her. >> you lived! have fun getting back up. >> reporter: he brought grandma joy to the grand canyon, yellowstone, joshua tree, glacier national park, and redwood national park too. >> how do you feel when you look up at these trees? >> they make you feel very small. >> does it make you feel very young? >> not me. i've walked too many miles. >> reporter: since we first met them, the pair has traveled to 20 more parks. checking in with us from texas. >> hi, david. this is grandma joy and brad coming to you from big bend national park in texas. >> right now we're at the rio grande river at the santa elena canyon, and it is so beautiful here. >> reporter: and at 89, she says she's ready for anything. even a bear. >> what is your plan? >> i'm going to hit him with my cane. >> reporter: and tonight, their road trip wrapping

he says both times people weren't forced to leave but in the past few years a build up of sand dunes has forced them to move their homes and was a lot of the muscle built 20 years ago there are only a few dunes and they weren't as high as they are now we still have so much grass between the houses here that when the rainy season came we had to cut through them to make our way now it's the rainy season but there are only sand between the houses. adams village life on the set hill built in sudan's north kordofan state it's one of several states the international committee of the red cross says is being affected by global climate change once known for its lush vegetation that's rapidly changing as the horrid desert in the north expands southworth according to authorities dozens of villages have already been buried as a result of expansion period is here say that's all to reducing their livestock or less than mother we should be able to easily feed our animals but in the past few years is becoming hard to find food not travel for miles to look for grass and try to give them water but in

he says both times people weren't forced to leave but in the past few years a build up of sand dunes has forced some to move their homes and was a lot of the muscle built 20 years ago there are only a few dunes and they weren't as high as they are now we used to have so much grass between the houses here that when the rainy season came we had to cut through them to make our way now is the rainy season but there are only sand between the houses . adams village lies on the sat hill built in sudan's north kordofan state it's one of several states that the international committee of the red cross says is being affected by global climate change once known for its lush vegetation that's rapidly changing as the horrid desert in the north expands southwards according to authorities dozens of villages have already been buried as a result of expansion her days here say that's all to reducing their livestock or less than mother we should be able to easily feed our animals but in the past few years is becoming hard to find food out we travel for miles to look for grass and try to give them water

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me of dunes berry at the time. it would always show president bush as skippy, the evil twin. that became a huge joke in the white house. resident bush got a big kick out of it. there were many print photos taken of johnson union, bob gave an dick cheney, talking to an empty chair, talking to the itium and they would sign and send it to the president. you might recall dena carvey doing hilarious impersonations of the president. after he lost the election, he invited dena carvey to the white house and laughed at himself tremendously and did impersonations with him. dunes barry cartoons, some of and the denatoons carvey stuff is at bush library because it was such a big part of his time in office and his self-deprecating humor. >> let's move onto the clinton years. -- let's not move onto the clinton years. >> in one week, after he left office, it was the funeral of president ford. i went to a. there were a tremendous number of boy scouts who were the ushers for the service because jerry ford was an eagle scout. went to theren cathedral school and they knew some of the choirboys.

. -- sand dunes. mile, 19 feet a second. looking better all the time. yankee. per second.t >> intrepid now keeping with the clipper. moved two vehicles together for docking. >> after. okay. >> arrived. >> now conrad and bean rejoin module n the command bringing with them the samples, experiments, and photographs to returned to earth. the next step, jettison the then send it crashing into the moon to help seismometer left on the surface. instrument was designed to easure meteorites, moon quakes and similar phenomena. >> guidance control, it's two spacecrafthe have separated. >> the lunar lander is on its down. >> the men on earth monitored seismometer f the waiting for impact. countdown, 3-2-1. impact. >> as for the meaning of it i an d rather not make interpretation right now, but it though one had struck a bell of the the church, a single blow, and found that the reverberation from it for 30 minutes. >> after 55 minutes, the not berations still had faded completely. continued its orbit of the moon gathering studyraphy for scientific including the landing site

i'd play with my little plastic army men in the dunes. the dunes. you know? can you remember it? >> chris: i still crave it. i love it. >> anthony: and on special occasions, clams in drawn butter. no matter where i find them now, they always bring me back here. >> anthony: i remember this place with nothing but fondness. i mean, i can't remember a single bad memory here. >> chris: it was great. people you knew from last year were here. you'd roll out onto the street -- your parents didn't need to be with you. have a campfire on the beach at night. you can set off firecrackers. all the stuff they wouldn't let you do at home. >> anthony: the beach would look different. for a couple of days, the whole beach would be, like, this weird foamy surf, like, this giant, like, frothy bubbles. oh yeah, here, now, we're talking. thank you. >> chris: yeah, or there would be the jellyfish delivery sometimes. where there'd be, like, millions of them all over. >> anthony: infestation of jellyfish, right. i try to block that out. >> chris: that wonderful f

. >> -- sand dunes. >> at half a mile, 19 feet a second. >> looking better all the time.e. >> three feet per second. >> intrepid now keeping with the clipper. >> the two vehicles moved together for docking. >> after. >> okay. >> arrived. >> now conrad and bean rejoin gordon in the command module bringing with them the samples, experiments, and photographs to be returned to earth. the next step, jettison the lunar module, then send it crashing into the moon to help calibrate the seismometer left on the surface. this instrument was designed to measure meteorites, moon quakes -- the intention of meteor impacts, moon quakes and similar phenomena. >> guidance control, it's reported that the two spacecraft have separated. >> apollo 12 houston, the lunar is on its way down. >> the men on earth monitored the output of the seismometer waiting for impact. >> countdown, 3-2-1. impact. >> as for the meaning of it i would rather not make an interpretation right now, but it is as though one had struck a bell, say, in the bell of the church, a single blow, and found that the reverberati

he says both times people weren't forced to leave but in the past few years a build up of sand dunes has forced them to move their homes. and muscled up the. 20 years ago there are only a few dunes and there weren't as high as they are now we used to have so much grass between the houses here that when the rainy season came we had to cut through them to make our way now as the rainy season but there are only sand between the houses . adams village lies on the set hill built in sudan's north kordofan state it's one of several states that the international committee of the red cross says is being affected by global climate change once known for its lush vegetation that's rapidly changing as the sahara desert in the north expands southward according to authorities dozens of villages have already been buried as a result of expansion herders here say that's all to reducing their livestock or less than mother we should be able to easily feed our animals but in the past few years is becoming hard to find food out or travel for miles to look for grass and try to give them water but in the me

it's just after 5 in the morning and the dunes are all quiet. everyone's asleep. everyone but like every morning at this hour he's already hard at work on a strain program. leon is here on a scholarship because the school wanted him as a member of its rugby team is a very holistic blood's so i just have to work hives and as i have i have given over georgia south will close so i have to use this to. his boundless and vision has earned him the nickname the winter warrior here. to train at this early hour because he has the school old himself hi. stephen freak is just the opposite he hates having to get up so early. does. but i mean it right gets up early so this just if. they run a tight ship at falcon college even sleepy heads like stephen have to be up early and ready by 6 am at the latest. breakfast is only served after that done some work but most of the pupils here stephen comes from a wealthy family it costs $15000.00 a year to attend fountain college something very few zimbabweans can afford. it's 7 o'clock time for the morning roll call. there was a slow. so

sand is being brought back here to create a normal sand dune it's definitely better than using concrete or stone where you just shift the problem to 23 or 400 metres further along the coast so i don't know if you know. the song water gemini's baltic sea coast known as bowden also need protecting here to your flat salt water meadows in keeping with the landscape sufficient the world wide fund for nature and another environmental group have invested 2 and a half 1000000 euros to buy the land and turn it into a haven for endangered plants and animals. we have an area of $100.00 hectares if this was farmland which you can still see and we're going to give it back to nature this will be turned back to salt water meadows it will provide a natural salt water habitat for grassland birds and coastal birds all. these and. this entire coastal region was once covered with salt water and now there are a few such areas the german state wants to set up 100 square kilometers of additional salt water the progress has been slow with many questioning whether flood wetlands provide sufficient protection ag

the bodies of retired navy veteran james butler and his wife michelle were discovered buried in sand dunes last week on padre island outside of corpus christi. they began a cross-country trip in a truck, an rv trailer, and have been missing for two weeks. there's surveillance video of the truck and r.v. crossing the mexico border on october 21st, but the driver is not james butler. police are calling their deaths homicides. >> you never think it will be you, and then it is, and it's hard. >> a vigil for the couple was held last night in their hometown of rumney, new hampshire. >>> three people remain in critical condition this morning after protests in hong kong yesterday a man slashed several people with a knife and bit off part of a politician's ear at a shopping complex. the politician was apparently trying to stop the man from leaving the complex. the man was beaten up by the crowd after the attack. local media says that the man told his victims that hong kong belonged to china. there were also violent clashes between police and anti-government protesters. riot police stormed several s

meanwhile, the storm surge from this weekend's nor'easter created this scene, water crashing over the sand dunes and flooding areas along the coast of north carolina. looking at the radar right now people from virginia to maine are being affected this morning. inland areas could see a mix of rain, sleet and possible snow, stay safe there during your morning commute. >>> coming up, redefining the muscle car, ford unveils a new electric mustang. >>> but first the big news from the campaign trail. mayor pete buttigieg doing something few people thought he could do. >>> a big change for coffee customers at dunkin'. >>> presidential candidate senator bernie sanders is showing off his basketball skills and showing voters he's in shape. the 78-year-old nailed five consecutive hoops in las vegas sunday. his wife posted the video saying he was warming up for a town hall. >>> meanwhile, a major shake-up in the race for president as mayor pete buttigieg surges to the top in iowa. a new poll finds him leading elizabeth warren by nine points. mayor pete is up 16 points since september. >>> michael bloomberg

this coastline was built to protect fragile dunes which are constantly under attack from the tide.small things amongst this. so when you walk through i've seen stuff like tiles, flooring, so then i can start to see a picture of what this was. so for me it's very interesting because i can see people's lives, people's homes amongst this rubble. if i come across something here, i've tracked down a bit of information on it, i'll put it out on twitter and then within minutes i'll have people there who are experts and people who've lived in liverpool all their life and they know, they know these buildings, they know the style of architecture and they can be really helpful to me. now, this is very ornate. it's really detailed, really carved to a very high quality. you can see along the sides here, hidden by the seaweed, there's these roses which have been carved in. and leaves reaching up here and ending is some sort of a spiral scroll design. and it'sjust, obviously would have been on an important big building. i would say that, yes, i mean, even right behind it here there is another sto

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dune to atlanta to investigate. >> atlanta, the capitol of georgia and blacksk democrats are leer toblack voters but what do black voters want? i'm here to find out. the first wafer el house. as the democrats prepare for the debate at tyler perry's gated community, i assembled a panel of voters all with one thing in common. all right, who voted for obama in 2012? >> i was too young. >> so which candidate do you think best understands the needs of the black voter. >> i think elizabeth warren. >> bernie. >> i want to go bernie. >> chris, without do you think best understands the needs of black voter. >> donald trump. >> huh? >> explain. >> some of the stuff i have heard, he's already doing it like prison reform, he has been hanging around black people as long as i can remember they love him until he ran for president as a republican. trump was the man. >> raise your land if i remember when done all trump was the man. >> the man as in the man but not the man. >> he wouldn't let black people into his apartment. >> roy know what i am talking about. >> i don't know what he is talking about

. >> they are high l high li hig e from the dunes. >> tomorrow will be the tenth year for small businesssaturday. the owner of the collective doesn't think the storm will keep customers away. >> we have been through so many storms already. even the ere quake in 89. it will come and go. we'll be here. >> american express which backs small business saturday says it estimates $67 billion is pumped into the local community as a result of the campaign. that's roughly two-thirds of every dollar spent on the weekend. >> interesting figure. less than an hour away for the start of a big san jose holiday tradition. christmas in the park. kicks off at 5:00 with a parade. followed with the official tree lighting. this is the attraction 40th year. it features animated mechanical characters and decorated trees. they have great hot chocolate. this year visitors can use an app for a self-guided tour. it will stay open until january 5. >> i used to go there growing up. >> the kids love it. >> shifting to the weather. we are in for some changes. >> a chilly start to friday. that is frost. short time ago r

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care a dune, an ex-rebel shock trooper.he budget of this new series, over $100 million. >> it's doing too much, frankly. if you want my real opinion. it's a challenging "star wars." it's challenging what can be done on tv. it's setting the bar too high. it's too good. and no one will ever be the same. >> reporter: though "the mandalorian" is set in a galaxy far, far away, its actors have visited close to our >> gorgeous city. i was downtown looking over the lake and, you know, into the city itself. >> i just moved to chicago to run under the casinos we have. i think it's 45 minutes out. yeah, we are in the casino business. >> i went to school in evanston for a summer and we were bussed into chicago and i was a kid going to the steppenwolf theater. >> reporter: from then to now. janet davies, abc7 news. >> loa lot of people excited abt that. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 4, the big battle over the phrase okay boomer. we will catch you up on what that means, why people are making a big deal about it, and how politicians

dune. i said look at the booklet car chase, seven minutes on youtube. watch it. there are no trees in the early '80s. and somebody went back and did that and there are trees now. with the passage of prop e, it's becoming embedded in our d.n.a. that trees are really important, because we have 78.6% of the population that have voted to say we need to put money to take care of them and most of those people don't realize we haven't put any money to planting trees. and it's becoming more and more important that we plant trees because we're losing more trees. and that's the major message i want to send to you today. in the next couple of years, we have to look at funding mechanisms for planting trees in sanfrancisco. we've declared a climate emergency and there will be a lot of talking today and you've mentioned, trees are probably the best way -- not the best way, but one of the best ways to adapt to a changing climate. and i'm not going to talk about benefit of trees. everyone will be talking about that today but it beaut beautife city and it calms people down to loo

. >> i went on to mention in either confirming or denying being anonymous might dune up some balls and help sell more books i noted that in 1996, joe fein initially denied writing the anonymous clinton campaign book, "primary colors." by the way, david who believes snodgrass is anonymous also guest that you will find was the author of "primary colors." this time, the game goes on. they did, guys in he guy snodgrs issued a firm denial. tweeting "nope, not me." one format to an anonymous book authors. while the unknown author stirs up the chatter, the book itself is not exactly burning up the best seller list. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher on the west coast. thank you. new tonight, a victory at least temporarily for president trump in the battle over access to his tax and financial records. the supreme court has temporarily blocked the enforcement of the congressional subpoena. a democratic house lead committee is a green eight years of records from the president and his businesses. the justices have -- if they elect not to stay the case, that still expire, and the records must be

disappearance and always gave me exteriors which i didn't believe how he wasn't involved and looked dune proceeded to tell me a whole bunch of things. and i learn a lot in that conversation. a lot of what is new the book about the hoffa disappearance i learn from that conversation. it was in that conversation i realized -- chucky -- the moment hoffa disappeared chucky was in this vice. he was not involve. but he knew a lot about the backdrop, the teamsters relationships with me mob. knew all the players involved and immediately knew what happened and why. the mob was worriedded that chucky would break and flip so he had to be very careful what he said, yet he had permission for every time he talked to the government. i seem to understand the incredible pressure he was under it and he talked but the background -- i don't believe he knows what happened that afternoon. the told me they didn't tell him and he's glad and doesn't want to know what happened. but he told me a lot of things he -- one of the many reasons that i found it credible and came to find it credible because he immediately

the first two or three blocks back from the sand dunes. amount of what's filled with pricey property. if the house was damaged more than 50% you should not be able to build back there. after a month or two that idea went away. he was beaten back by the developers and builders by the beach town mayors, principally, and what happened after the 62 storm in new jersey, this happens everywhere after a major hurricane. we build back and we built back in a hurry and we build back without thinking and we build back on barrier islands along the bays, sounds, estuaries and the coastal floodplains. which is arguably the last place on earth we ought to be directing pricey housing. then somehow we expected that to turn out well. of course it never turns out well. because you have mother nature. in 2012 hurricane sandy lumbered up the coast it was a giant storm 1000 miles wide. it was a particularly powerful it didn't have a strong center and not strong winds but that didn't matter because it pumped water up the coast. that water gets to the inlets and

police say their bodies were found buried in the sand dunes on october 27th, several days after they were found missing. but the truck and rv trailer they were traveling in was nowhere to be found. investigators say both vehicles were last seen on surveillance video between october 20th and 21th crossing the u.s./mexico border. the driver was not james or michelle. police have not named a possible suspect. >> it is not very often that we have a mobile crime scene if the crime was committed say in the trailer. >> john matthew social security a former dallas police officer. he says u.s. authorities will have to work closely with mexican authorities to get answers. >> they will be looking for bullet casings, any evidence they tie back to the suspect. this is a horrific crime and we certainly want to bring those individuals into custody. >> the couple had five grown children and one grand child. james butler's birthday was over the weekend and he would have turned 49 years old. investigators are not saying how the couple died, but they're having a press conference later this morning. >>

. >> reporter: david was all but shutting dune. >> i'm a mess. i'm on medication. caskets. i'm having to buy burial plots. you know, i've got all this stuff going on. >> reporter: three days after the murders, the indiana state police called david in for a second interview. he sat down with two cops he knew well. he'd been sharing coffee and cases with them for years. >> because of the high profile of this case and because of obviously you know we're doing this. >> this time the tone of the interview had changed. because now, the investigators did have a working theory of the murders. and the evidence they were gathering pointed to none other than david camm as the killer. their one-time fellow trooper, their law enforcement brother was now quite possibly their man. a monster who had murdered his family. they had a timeline. the murders took place, they believed, between 9:15 and 9:30 that night. after david returned home. >> people heard something. they thought was unusual. when we talked to them, they said it sounded like gunfire. >> the police canvas had turned

their battles to safeguard stands of old growth sequoyahs, a national treasure, to rebuild beaches and dunes in the face of rising seas and stronger oceanic storms. and even to cover melting glaciers with sheeting to try to help prevent them from melting quite so quickly. they love these lands. they work all their lives to help and save and protect these lands. they do everything in their power to honor and serve these lands, and the fact that they battle on in spite of the heartbreaking pace and severity of the destruction climate change is causing is a human inspiration. and speaking of inspiration, i closed out my trip with an event organized by the group p.o.w., protect our winters, to hear what climate change means to the winter sports and outdoor industry. skiers and snowboarders and industry executives told me about the climate threat to the multibillion-dollar winter sports industry in colorado which relies on plenty of snow and cold weather to thrive. professional skier cody sorillo told me, i'm quoting him here, i fear there will be no more snow by the end of the century. i fear a