. >> reporter: megan and ben finch hoped to raise their son jack in san francisco >> it's a wonderful place. >> reporter: but at $3,600 a month for their 800-square-foot walk-up -- >> we have decided to leave the bay area and to relocate to portland, oregon >> reporter: she's a lawyer he's a teacher >> about 40% of our take-home income goes to rent. >> reporter: california's bay area, home to google, facebook and apple, is among the most expensive housing markets in the country, where even modest-looking homes list for millions of dollars. >> we have more people who want to live here than we have housing so there's a mismatch. we need more >> reporter: to activist sonja trauss the issue is one of supply and demand. she's a leader in a growing nationwide movement known as yimby. >> yimby stands for yes in my back yard. somebody says yes we need more housing. and even if i personally am anxious about my neighborhood changing i realize it's a greater good and we need more housing even if it's in my back yard. >> reporter: one of the biggest problems, she says, zoning laws that restrict 8

. >> reporter: meagan and ben finch hoped to raise their son jack in san francisco. >> it's a wonderfulorter: but at $3600 a month for their 800 square foot walkup -- >> we have decided to leave the bay area. >> she's a lawyer, he is's a teacher. >> 40% of our take-home income goes to rent. >> reporter: california's bay area home to google, facebook and apple is among the most expensive housing markets in the country. even modest looking homes list for millions of dollars. >> we have more people who want to live here than we have housing so there's a mismatch. >> reporter: the issue is one of supply and demand. she's a leader in a growing nationwide movement known as yimby. >> yimby stands for, yes, in my backyard we need more housing and even if i am personally anxious about my neighborhood changing i realize there's a greater good. >> reporter: so many laws that restrict 82% of residential land in the bay area to single family homes and prevent denser housing multi-plexes. >> this was adopted in 1916 to prevent a dance hall in the elm wood district. >> so it was rooted in racism? >> i

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kids: house finch, mourning dove, european starling, brewer's blackbird, red-tailed hawk, american crowboy: hooded oriole, gray egret, great blue heron, and a mockingbird. rumble: the students love this. they love charging in here and really getting to know at a very deep, profound level what's showing up in our habitat. we observe, we record, we analyze, we share. all of these are important skills for our students. so, at the very bottom, do you see the live spidern there? kids: yeah. rumble: i'm surrounded by deerweed, native sages, encilia, but if you go back to 2014, i would have been standing on asphalt. peel back that asphalt, allow the dirt to be there, to plant native plants and create a living laboratory for students to really explore. girl: my name is ramona ramino. i like the garden because we come here and explore nature in the garden. what see in the gden is hummingbirds, mockingbirds, and flowers. second girl: my name is jimena lopez. we're trying to illustrate poppies and deer grass. boy: the california poppy is a flower native to california. rumble: it was a beautiful th

finch. and so dr. since to where she used to have her business on that fateful day, 5 years ago, one of money has employees found her empty car here and immediately called lynch, and so that i rushed straight over here and arrived less than 10 minutes later. maria carr was right there almost next to this one, but it was quite a little blood in the engine was running, but there was blood on the ground to us and we can all be as maria had been the victim of a brutal attack. since then, there's be no traits of little darling money queen don't shut up. the police arrived with a forensics team question. the neighbors seized the car and recorded all the evidence. it literally request a quote for on dent channels. on the other side of the road is included with the security system that has a camera pointing this way, but the impression that it should have recorded everything he could have been yet, but the caribbean, the airy discovered that on that particular morning, the system was working probably on the ot

and so we found her empty car here and immediately called finch . and so we got the bull by rushed straight over here and arrived less than 10 minutes later, maria's car was right there almost makes this one but was calling lud at the engine was running, but they were blood on the ground to us and we can all be as maria had been the victim of a brutal attack. since then there's be no trace of emery or queen nonsense. the police arrived with a forensics team question. the neighbors sees the car and recorded all the evidence . it could be leaking, request a quote for on 10 channels on the other side of the road, isn't it? with the security system that has a camera pointing this way, but the rental it should have recorded everything you need got been yet. but the caribbean, uri discovered that on that particular morning that the system wasn't working properly. vincent so still doesn't know what happened to murray. the police launched an investigation and searched the area, one suspect was arrested later released due to insufficient evidence. so when th

now let's hear from jean becker and finch. thank you for joining us today. >> hello, jean. >> a good evening warren. great to see you. >> thanks to the archivists for the kind introduction. i'd like to shout out to the partners in crime at the george and barbara bush foundation. my colleague from la and then also to the dean of the bush school and the staff at the library. you've been so helpful and also to the staff of the former president's office. it is a great organization we belong to. we've been very lucky to be a part of it and part of the life of george and barbara bush for all these years. my first question, so you kind of came to the bush office in a curious way. can you talk a little bit about you worked for usa today and you did the diary. can you talk a little bit about how that led to barbara bush hiring you to work on her staff? >> it is sort of an interesting road to the white house and into the bushes life. i was a reporter in usa today in 1988 and barbara bush and kenny dukakis both agreed to write a weekly c

many birds carry, birds like aviator animals that fly" in the post a sketch of innocent looking fire finchut deep down, "the washington post" tells us it is white as an white supremacist. " bird bigotry is systemic so according to "the washington post," other aviator oppressors, the sparrow the fruit dove and the audubon warbler.r. the warbler is named after john james audubon, the guy who literally wrote the book on birdwatching. he has of course been canceled as oppressive. he thought about things other than himself and observe the natural world and wrote and painted it. but that doesn't go far enough. just canceling audubon. you can do more than that ex-kennedy tells us it's not enough to oppose bird racism. we must be actively anti-bird. we must defund and dismantle all systems of bird supremacy immediately or else we are implicated in those systems. we need to decolonize every birds nest until we do the work from a bird racism has a high ground.t it is literally dumping on us. not just the institutions but our windshields and it's not coming off. now, you may have noticed none of our

ah finch, and so drive to where she used to have her business on that fateful day 5 years ago when the money has found her empty car here and immediately called ventura. and so we so know that the both by rushed straight over here and arrive less than 10 minutes later mike maria car with right there almost next to this one. but it was quite a little lud at the engine was running, but and there was blood on the ground to us and it was all be as maria had been the victim of a brutal attack. since then there's be no trace of money or queen nonsense. the police arrived with a forensics team question. the neighbors sees the car and recorded all the evidence . it literally just took us a quote for on that channel. so on the other side of the road is acquainted with the security system that has a camera pointing this way, but that it will, it should have recorded everything you need could have been yet. but the care of the neary discovered that on that particular morning at the system was working probably more than 10. so still doesn't know what happened to muddy. the police launched an inves

solomons and we're going to be you know, grinding our way up the solomon island chain and capturing the finch haven of peninsula in new guinea and a lot of people notice, you know by the end of 1943 that you know, we've advanced, you know, three or 400 miles and either of these theaters and if we continue at this rate of advance, we are not going to make it to tokyo until like sometime in the mid 1960s and that's simply isn't going to get it done at which point we begin shifting over to twin axes axes of offense through the central pacific and all so through the southwest specific and bypassing a lot of japanese. i would just know that the conditions for being able to do that though. were in some ways dependent on the attrition that we inflict on the japanese navy and particularly their air force during 1943 it which you don't see happening behind the scenes is there's this immense shift in the correlation of strength within the pacific that the americans are building up their logistical apparatus were introducing new types of aircraft and in the process in new guinea and the solomons there i

mockingbird," announced it will resume performances on october 5th with jeff daniels back as atticus finch last six months traveling around new york city, talking to people who were trying to shape its post-pandemic future. his latest piece is titled, "new york is back. now it has a second chance." good morning it's great to have you with us. as you point out in the pees, these last few weeks in particular, this just been joyful. the weather is good. the cdc relaxed its mask mandates, the parks are full. people are happy to step back into real life. but now the question is, what does that future look like? what did you find as you travel around? >> i think that's where we are at right now, just ready to return to normal. but we did just come through this experience which revealed a lot of deep structural problems in the city. and i think people around the city are starting to think about what -- you know, how we might be able -- how we might go about addressing those problems, you know, in the months and years ahead. so rather than just leaping back into the reopening of the city and forge