i want to be the one responsible for ruining forrester or rick losing his job? >> maya: then we're agreed. this stays between us. no one else can know. >> katie: well, you're a very good client. [ chuckles ] thank you. it's very nice to be back. hey, that's my husband you're talking about. >> bill: puts us to shame, doesn't she? >> liam: yeah, it's actually kind of frightening. >> katie: we'll talk soon.

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it a a farm mer ch the farm eers home is sichsed a fu mills distance in the large clearing at the forrest feet above the river. all around there were splendid masses of green trees and lime trees and great pale banana plants and bo those a bit of untouched forrest with a giant brazilian nut tree towering over it. the farmer says with all the beauty of the site it evidently has a hard time of it. i still have a hard time of it. i'm a little discouraged. the land is excellent but the stream is too small to give me good waterpower. and without that, i can't imagine a large cane plantation. the man went;t how prices he receives for his produce are not very good. the traders take advantage of his helplessness. he can't speak portuguese only speak english. it would be like an immigrant in this country can't speak english. it's a huge disadvantage. all the americans are cultivating -- all the americans who are cultivating sugar cane the juice is distilled into rum which is sold. probably coffee or cocoa might pay better but our colonists came here without money. there's the disenfranchisement ag

so eller kotch wrote a fabulous book. "40 years a forrester." it wasn't published until after his death. he has a wonderful tale to tell. been one of the rangers leading to the fire and then having gaslit about what had become of his beloved forced service. i look for people who can carry the story and who aren't often in history. yes, sir. >> i should not critique a book before i read it. but i am so pleased that somebody wrote a book about the 1910 fire. when i first heard of it, i thought oh, my lord, just another one of them things? so pleased to see you to put the implications of it. i do have one thing, and i shouldn't say that before i read it. the source of the fires, the common feeling around here for ever since i remember, was that the railroads were building roads, all kinds of slash all over the place that they were cutting ties for the railroads slash. so many people were getting stump ranches and trying to clear out the land. and all those little fires burned into bigger ones, and then it went into bigger ones yet. but more than ju

. >> i'm robin forrester walker in kazakhstan for a presidential election will it be democracy or theater? >> and businesses in malaysia, southeastern asians discuss the region's future. future. >> the head of america's space agency charles bolden. >> we take science fiction and turn it into science fact. >> addressing nasa's critics. >> we are the best nation in the world when it comes to exploration. >> and mankind's next giant leap. >> we can become multi-planet species. >> every sunday night... >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". tomorrow, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> fall of saigon, forty years later. >> we have no idea how many were killed. >> unanswered questions, a botched withdrawal lives lost. examining the impact that still resonates today. a special report starts tuesday, 10:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. i'm shiulie ghosh. a reminder of the top stories. the number of the peep killed in the nepal earth

. >> oliver: we need new artwork for an article, the new power structure at forrester. >> ridge: politics, my favorite. >> oliver: yeah, well, it'll just be a few more. ivy, we're gonna take your pieces next. >> ivy: uh, yeah, yeah, no rush. >> ridge: no rush? you got somewhere else to be, or no? >> ivy: [ chuckles ] somewhere else? do you mean upstairs with the very high risk of running into rick and maya? no, thank you.

>> quinn: i have a gift for you -- my way of saying thank you for bringing me back to forrester. >> rick: a gift? a gift for me, huh? >> quinn: yeah. >>

. >>> wizards sitting john wall forrest as they seem content going -- for rest as they seem content going into the post season as a fifth seed. wizards sluggish, defense not there. joe johnson gets the lane easily, kicks it out to his partner for a triple. wizards do not go away, fighting back, marcin gortat and the wiz bring it within 10 points in the 3rd , but there's a dish to brook lopez for the dunk. brooklyn pulled away 117-80, not the best effort for the wizards. >> this was a basically come out and play the game that's on the schedule and we're in new york. we had no rhyme or reason to what we were doing out there right from the start and that again spelled us from a defensive standpoint really put us behind the eight ball right away. >>> we didn't know until a week ago tiger woods was going to play at the masters. so far so good, woods appreciating the love in augusta and looked sharp on the short game on the 7th hole, for birdie woods nails it. 3-under 69 in the 2nd round. everyone is chasing 21-year-old jordan spieth. on the far 5 8th, 3rd shot, great approach, birdies the hole

it's a very tough proposition forrest rant companies. >> 23 states in all will raise their minimum wages this year but none of the state minimums are scheduled to rise above $10 an hour. >> one seattle company is really redefining the term minimum wage. dan price the ceo of the credit card payment firm gravity has decided to close the pay gap in a big way. >> we have a really exciting situation here. we're going to have a minimum $70,000 pay rate for women that work here. >> all of his 120 employees will now make at least $70,000 a year. the changes will be made over the next three years and price will take a pay cut. his salary of $1 million will be $70,000 a year. the changes will reportedly use 80% of anticipated profits for the year. but price believes the move isn't just the right thing to do. it's good business. >> with leadership includes doing what's right even when there's not a direct kind of one for one carrot or stick. in the end when you run "your business" that way for the future you're going to create more value in the long term for everybody not just those folks that got

this could be ricky boy's ticket out of forrester.

so there are going to be a lot of impediments forrest -- for rescue efforts. >> as much as azouni place can be prepared for an earthquake how is nepal prepared for this kind of thing? do they deal with them a lot, tremors? >> there are, but this is massive. every 100 years katmandu has a massive earthquake. there were earthquakes and it's very congested. lots of building are giving way. a lot of structures have been built, so there are some people that are -- as a whole the city is not the same. >> stay with me a moment there. i want to show viewers something on the ipad here. i've been going through social media and having a look. i'm looking at the tower in nye pal. can you tell us about this. i'll show the viewers the before and after tell them about the importance in knee pale. >> the tower was built in [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] and it came down whether the last earthquake struck and was rebuilt again. it's a popular thing. a lot of people go and see this from the tower, and that's why some many people are trapped in there. >> they say over 200 tickets were taken to

more from robin forrester walker. talk us through why the election was called early. it was supposed to be next year, wasn't it. >> yes, we think that this went ahead for a number of factors. the economy has not been doing too well. oil is down. the russian rouble having a marked effect on the neighbouring economies like kazakhstan. run fired product flooding the market making it difficult for the manufacturers for kazakh manufacturers to compete. i think as you look at this a lot of kazakh people look at it there's a number of things lining up, and reforms that were accepted in terms of the economy and the political situation. the president wants to potentially move the country towards something resembling a parliamentary democracy. we'll see if that will happen. if you look a little closer you might notice that kazakhstan has a large border and a lot of russians here in kazakhstan. when the russian - pro-russian rebel offensive took place in ukraine, the kazakhs were worried about this and pride themselves on having a comfortable relationship between the different c

two destroyers, the "uss forrest sherman" and the "winston churchill." two mine sweepers, three amphibious ships, collectively carrying about 2200 u.s. marines. if you add up the navy personnel on board the other ships they have about 750 u.s. sailors on board roughly. that means already right now in the gulf of aden, the u.s. has about 3,000 u.s. sailors and marines already there, as that convoy of eight or nine iranian ships heads right for them. those 3,000 or so u.s. sailors and marines already in the gulf of aden, they are about to get a very large influx of friendly neighbors into this crowded neighborhood. and the egyptians already having their ships there, and the seven u.s. navy vessels already there, in addition to all of that, the navy has now decided to send as well, a guided missile cruiser called the "uss normandy" which has about 400 u.s. navy personnel on board, and also this little guy. the "uss theodore roosevelt" which is an aircraft carrier. that guy has approximately 6,000 u.s. personnel on board. the full complement of whatever we'r

the group was freed from the forrest. the nigerian army says it has found a second group since. exact number of people from that rescue hasn't been specified. >>> and al jazeera has been given exclusive access to a town in northern nigeria abandoned by boko haram. they were pushed back by coalition forces working to clear the armed group from the area. one area where boko haram swept through and destroyed, hundreds of bodies have been found there. >> reporter: this is the town in northeastern nigeria. boko haram fighters occupied this town for month and are alleged to have killed many civilians. solders and residents say 200 decomposing bodies were removed. many more were found on the streets and in what remained of homes have been buried. >> translator: this is where the executions took place. where civilians were executed. the bodies were taken two days ago and buried over there. >> reporter: the occupation of their town survivors say, was brutal. >> translator: when boko haram were here you could not go out even to the market. we were more like prisoners. now even people who

. >> reporter: berkeley senior forrester dan gallagher says this is one of the largest trees in the entire care for trees and part of the urban forestry management is to remove trees before they fall. >> reporter: no one knows for sure, but tree experts say this eucalyptus could be nearly 100 years old. now, in only two days, reduced to a 10-foot pile of chips and a dozen logs. with a safety team below, jose climbed to the top and cut the tree down. >> i get excited when i'm told that i'm going to be doing a big tree. so that's what i do for a living, you know? >> reporter: soon they will be done. and the excitement will be over. and no protestors. >> i think everyone is sad to see the trees go, but on the same token, you know, it's had a good life. >> reporter: tree experts say within the next 48 hours, this 15-foot diameter by 20-foot- tall stump will be completely gone. in berkeley, don ford, kpix 5. >> the entire project costs $13,000. >> hope somebody gets some firewood out of it. >>> he is tall enough to be in the treetoppers club, aren't you, paul? >> we're about 7 stories up. >> th

girl charged in the death of a google executive. 27-year-old alec tickleman is accused of injecting forrest hayes with a lethal dose of heroin in 2013. hayes was found on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor. tickle tickleman faces felony manslaughter charge for leaving as hayes lay dying. her attorney calls it an accident. she faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> san francisco police are looking for the armed robbers who killed a woman and injured another person during a chase on friday night. a memorial now is growing for 28-year-old bridgette klecker at california and kearney streets. the robber struck and killed her as she was crossing the street. minutes later they hit another woman who survived. police are looking for three men linked to a string of armed robberies. >>> a journalist from marin and detained in iran is facing espionage charges. he works for the "washington post." he, his wife and two photo journalists were detained last july in tehran. they were later released except for him. iran claims he obtained economic information and sold it to unidentified americans. t

darren windough the real life forrest gump who crossed the finish line in times square.st and ran through 14 states and ten pairs of sneakers covering 2900 miles. >> oh, my goodness. >> unbelievable. it really truly is honored by the people who came out and supported our mission. from the beginning. >> he doesn't look like forest gump. >> he's adorable but his journey raised $10,000 to provide safe drinking water to communities in ethiopia. it's really great because this guy does these challenges over and over but said you're given gifts in life and you should put them towards making a difference for others. beautiful story all the way around. his dad got terry. it was just amazing. congratulations, darren. for all your hard work. >> you put your gifts towards "pop news." >> clearly i haven't found my gift left. i'm looking hard. >>> this is a fun one, three sisters from mexico are going viral for their killer cover of metallica's "enter sand man," 15 13 and 10 and call themselves the warning and these girls know how to work. ♪ ♪ never never land ♪ >> that was ron on bac

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research firm forrester expects india's online retail to grow at an annual average rate of 51% to 2019 says india will have around 125 million online buyers by then. gupta's own business now three years old is growing at 40% each year. she says through snap deal, win of india's largest online marketplaces offering everything from floats to shoes to electronics and car parts. its ceo says 1/3 of its verls now women. >> -- its sellers are now women. >> any person who wants to become an entrepreneur can start selling within four hours. the ease of doing business is attracting a lot of women. >> reporter: it's not just an easy option, thsz woman who left a decades' long career in banking to start retailing beauty on line. it's a great business option, and that's motivating women, too. >> i think there's a new generation of women who want to believe that women should have equal opportunity to do what they want. >> reporter: that's crucial for india. despite the country's economic progress or over the last five, six years, only 1/3 of working age women in india are employed. take a look at t

forrest gumped our way in there and found a couple named max and jeannie. happily married.ways holding ice picks and chainsaws. carving amazing art for private and public installations. it's basic ice sculpture on steroid. deep down they're artists and good at it. and they gave me a saw and let me make something. which is shocking. >> why do i think i have seen one of those ice sculptures of you? >> cnn threw me a nice party in season one and while there somebody with a chainsaw carved my face out of a block of ice. i said you know something? that's weird enough to want to try do in person one day. so we did it. >> awesome. can i ask you about your parents? i remember when you were here last time, your parents are cnn fans and micro fans as well but everyone is talking about these promos and they're starring mom and dad. take a look. >> michael, you told me your new show wasn't at dangerous at your old show. >> it's not. it's total dlif i.ifferent. >> i saw you fighting a bull. >> it was a nice bull. >> i've got a minute with you. does momma rowe have an agent? she's awesom

tall grass prairies and forrests home to an incredible diversity of wildlife bald eagles, herrings hundredsant species from pine trees to wild orchids. you can find alligators and crocodiles in the same habitat. i'm told this is a good thing. [ laughter ] in the words of marge douglas, there's no other everglades in the world. part of the reason we're here is because climate change is threatening this treasure and the communities that depend on it, which includes almost all of south florida. if we don't act, there may not be an everglades as we know it. 2014 was the planet's warmest year on record. 14 of the 15 hottest years fell in the first 15 years of this century. yes, this winter was cold in parts of our country including washington. some people in washington used a snowball to illustrate that fact, but around the world, in the aggregate it was the warmest winter recorded. this is not a problem with another generation not anymore. this is a problem now. it has serious implications for the way we live right now. stronger storms. deeper droughts. longer wildfire subpoenaeasons. the world

there is a dog, a white german shepherd who is called lieutenant dan just like in the movie, forrestutenant dan. a long story short. she's getting treated in greenville, south carolina with new prosthetic limbs and lieutenant dan, the dog, is by her side. >> a companion there. they can relate to each other. they'll be together a long time. there's a good story. >>> this is -- some people say it's a weird story. it's earth day. encourage people to recycle and take care of the earth. the national security agency getting involved here and they have unveiled their own mascot for earth day. check him out. what do you think? >> it's a milk carton. >> it's not a milk carton. >> it's a recycling bin of some kind who talks. >> a bin who talks. >> he's kind of cut. you see his guns over there? a lot of people are criticizing this thing saying it looks weird. they say it's a little creepy. i don't know. it looks like spongebob to me that's blue. >> it looks like somebody ripped off spongebob. >> yeah. >> his name is mr. dunk. a lot of people are really criticizing the nsa for not coming up with

bank rate.com's washington bureau chief mark hammerick and two participants, tom lieddden and kim forrestthink we should start with you mark, does 85% of people being bullish on the market raise ni red flags in terms of a consensus or group think of bullishness? >> the beauty or the dang ser in the eyes of the beholder. that's one of the great things about working with my colleagues to concoct this survey is to portray the palette of colors out there from each of the investment advisers. i would note though to the point that you're getting to the optimism is somewhat restrained as bill said at the outset. it's a low single -- i guess i should say mid to high single digit gain from here for the market and we'll get into it in a moment but people are really looking abroad for gains in the market not so much to the united states. >> let me -- a couple other -- for me eye opening numbers. 62% of the respondents see better returns overseas than they do here. 80%, 80% of the respondents think that europe has bottomed out in the markets there. kim, how did you vote? >> well i don't think i voted

she's accused of injecting forrest hayes with a lethal dose of heroin and leaving the boat as he lay1 :45 if they -- 12:45 in they want to take in all the fest. christina loren has been at willie mays plaza all morning and has the microclimate weather forecast. >> reporter: hey, thank you. happy monday to you. a little chilly to start the day. temperatures will rebound nicely into the upper 60s in most cities across the bay area for today. 69 in the south bay. 64 in san francisco. really excited about today's big home opener at at&t park. temperatures are going to be in the upper 70s by the end of the week to low 80s. 85 degrees by thursday. in san jose mid 70s meanwhile in san francisco. so a little bit of a swing as we head throughout this week from the 60s to the 80s. hope you have a fantastic day. >>> a nice morning so far. crash on the shoulder late slowing. late slowing from north 280 toward the new connector at 17. there's a pothole in the area. sounds unrelated to the opening of the connector, but tell affect the approach. watch that folks continuing without problems this mor