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. >> the one neighborhood in san francisco that cannot be gent gentri gentrified. >>> good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom. earlier today, governor jerry brown declared a drought emergency. >> we're facing perhaps the worst drought that california has ever seen since records began being kept about 100 years ago. >> 2013 was the driest year on record in california. and forecasters don't see much rain on the horizon. joining me now to discuss the impact of this are, heather cooley, co-director of the pacific institutes water program. chris brown, executive director of the california urban water conservation council. and lauren sommer, kqed science reporter. what does the drought declaration trigger on a statewide level and does it affect federal aid for california at all? >> today was largely political. it's no secret it's been incredibly dry. california is in a drought. sending a signal, saying we're going to have to conserve and things are going to get tougher. he did set out a few things, making water transfers a little easier. so people who have excess water can sell it to peopl

but first van winkle will be questioned by sergeant gentry. >> benzodiazepine valium. see the cutoff? see what you got? that's normal. >> i only took two. >> why did you take any? >> i don't know but i only took two. >> all right, listen. >> i done apologize to brown and he didn't think i was going to get outside charges. >> so tell me what happened. >> i told him to -- a girl gave them to me. >> did you ask her for them did you just take them. >> she just gave them to me. >> did you know what they were? >> no. not really. i thought they wasn't valium. >> but you put them in your mouth anyway? >> yeah. >> why? >> because i'm an addict. >> why are you upset you told me the other day. >> i don't want to get charged outside charges. >> what do you want me to do? what do i tell you all about these drugs up here? >> i've never seen drugs up here. that was the first time. >> so the first time you wanted to be a participant in it you just stuck it in your mouth. what if you were allergic to it. what if you keeled over and died. >> i'm sorry i did it. i don't know what else to

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and we don't want to be displaced, and we don't want to be victims of gentry fix indication, and we see that everywhere in the city and it's very threatening. >> the city maintains the rent increase are necessary to force residents to find a basic maintenance upgrades. >> arts and crafts retailer michael's is investigating a possible data breach. the chain store joined federal authorities to determine if customers' debit or credit card information was stolen. michael learned of possible fraudulent activity on some customers cards. it's not been confirmed if the information was compromised. the ceo asked customers to review their accounts as a precaution. there are three michael stores in the bay area. >>> up next, the new service apple may soon bring you that could earn the company billions in profits. >>> could rain be in the forecast? frances ding has since up next with the forecast. >> tiger woods hat one of his worst days on the course at torrey >>> the price of stamps goes up again tomorrow. the postal service is raising the price by three cents from 46 to 49 cents. the hike is the

and we don't want to be displaced, and we don't want to be victims of gentry fix indication, and we see that everywhere in the city and it's very threatening. >> the city maintains the rent increase are necessary to force residents to find a basic maintenance upgrades. >> arts and crafts retailer michael's is investigating a possible data breach. the chain store joined federal authorities to determine if customers' debit or credit card information was stolen. michael learned of possible fraudulent activity on some customers cards. it's not been confirmed if the information was compromised. the ceo asked customers to review their accounts as a precaution. there are three michael stores in the bay area. >>> up next, the new service apple may soon bring you that could earn the company billions in profits. >>> could rain be in the forecast? frances ding has since up next with the forecast. >> tiger woods hat one of his worst days on the course at torrey pines. sports is coming up. >>> the price of stamps goes up again tomorrow. the postal service is raising the price by three cents from 46

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and i've heard the gentry talk. that's what i learned most. do you listen to what we say? certainly. and i've heard plenty too. sitting on the coachman's box or rowing the boat, i once heard you and a lady friend. oh, indeed. what did you hear? i wouldn't care to repeat it, but it surprised me a little. i couldn't imagine where you would learn such words. perhaps, at the bottom, there isn't as much difference as people supposed between people and people. oh, nonsense. we don't behave the same way you do when we're engaged. oh, is that so? come now, miss julie, you don't have to play the innocent with me. the man to whom i offered my love was a wastrel. oh, that's what they always say afterwards. always? i have heard the expression before on similar occasions. what occasions? like the one in question. the last time a lady and i actually-- be quiet. i don't want to hear anymore. yes, that's what she said. strange. well, now, how about your permission to go to bed? go to bed on midsummer eve? yes. dancing with that pack up there doesn't greatly amuse me. get the key of the bo

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the bottom of the will of you who love him a call to set his foot on it mom also cost you to mother gentry nicholas issues of importance the bushes due to shop much. i was with that kind of song that you know the end of the key to open communion that one died in the shoes sports in sec one motion the accc in grozny spock so all the stuff we did cause of the feast eating at tt's it taken back. eye the most arizona make easier the third team all city budget. he's into any kind this doesn't set called but forced lady has a leak in your column that was seized in the sky and eighty one to deal with that machine you've also got to play scheme of things you'd like to his russian team be going on. he also won a cd of you here it's not cost you can get a concept study out of it with the tpc of boston a city with the milestone was is this warm want to do most of the time comes i'll take a little amusing that he was the mother calmed of these eco give a when it comes to cold joke all of a couple of people full of them can we be neutral on the cd from set pieces with that. and if that works. until now

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try them given the gentry the wall for all. the cd will proceed to vote against. we respect i still believe that pour in the new expert. bill called the two are clean. most consumers should yes that is a simple tool. it was a simple goal. here is old ut system just to prove that he can't do it this way. they shall cast up to the test. we have run on time. i know they are very busy not here in davos thank you very much to stop the march before speaking to set aside saying too much without rules can prop up its program selection in him. mom and i was looking. does. it is the thing. we've rtc one you pay to st kitts was a great day. because breaking the old one. so much the eagles to play. stocks while. good news. cheering government and opposition sat down at the new cushy the cable for the first time over three years of the bloody conflict. there were some problems team before the beginning of the meeting in damascus delegation was dissatisfied with the format of the conference as there were no representatives of the on the un with two towns invitation after the op

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the longest in the french president would ever likely ruler gentry the reason for that in the year 2000, the constitution was amended and provided a maximum of the twofive-year terms rather than seven year terms when he came to power. now, three presidents later war has changed. she finds himself in a pickle that is reflective of many fellow presidents but fared less room to maneuver to get his dilemma is terrible the burden editorial list writes because recognizing his strategic office he undermines his presidential credibility. but continues to function. he may have all presidential powers, but they would assert themselves as a leader. the immediate context she was talking about of course was france growing economic crisis. standard and poor's dropped to the credit rating from aa plus and in just this year after it died after it lost its aaa rating. out of the despair the predecessor sarkozy himself to be this imperial presidency is a question of atmospherics. in this multipolar world where the populations are bombarded with a host of stimulus and a range of voices clamoring to the ea

and gentry the countryside but what happened in the u.s. and in the u.s. in the in the eight hundred and early one thousand nine hundred you know the suburbs here weren't all that different from in europe and that's because our early suburbs sort of sprouted up around transit before the cars so if you think too that's why on the east coast we have a lot of older suburbs that are more village esque they have a completely different design and a different plan and that plan is more like a traditional town planning blueprint that goes back centuries that's the way cities are planned it's sort of a grid with transit in the center of commerce in the center this is the way a lot of classic railroad suburbs they're called now and still are today but what happened was we sort of blew up that model right around the world war two when we were suddenly enamored with mass production. the leavitt brothers came back from world war two armed with these new skills of how to make houses very quickly on an assembly line basically the automobile of course just changed our all

it will look at our alliance with the landed gentry of south america and say, "this is not just." the western arrogance of feeling that it has everything to teach others and nothing to learn from them is not just. a true revolution of values will lay a hand on the world order and say of war, "this way of settling differences is not just." this business of burning human beings with napalm, of filling our nation's homes with orphans and widows, of injecting poisonous drugs of hate into the veins of peoples normally humane, of sending men home from dark and bloody battlefields physically handicapped and psychologically deranged, cannot be reconciled with wisdom, justice and love. a nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death. [applause] america, the richest and most powerful nation in the world, can well lead the way in this revolution of values. there is nothing, except a tragic death wish, to prevent us from reordering our priorities, so that the pursuit of peace will take precedence

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matt gentry prefers to spend his time making music. ♪ i don't know about a job ♪ i'm tiring of beingted ♪ ♪ i want the lifestyles of the boca raton ♪ ♪ you can stay up in the hood or you can widen your terrain ♪ ♪ you can keep on hustling but i'm going to follow my dreams ♪ ♪ don't you want to live a casual life ♪ ♪ it's up to you so do your thing ♪ ♪ yeah [ applause ] >> a whole different perspective on life. not all about what you are doing in the hood or growing up around. there is more to life than what you see. so, there is a whole different terrain, you can widen up to. all up to you to choose the path. that's what the whole song was about. >> some of the chosen paths of the 3500 men and women have led to heartache. others have sought more productive paths inside the jail. >> give us this day our daily bread. forgive us our trespasses. sean phillips weighed 437 pound and says he was slowly killing himself with food. after medical staff put him on a diet and exercise program, he says he lost 175 pounds. but phillips still carries a heavy weight. he is awaiting trial for murder.

just me because i'm thinking the big dead in the uk is what we have been facing twenty five of the gentry and we didn't execute the basic save the paper and economists are often imprisoned and we are waiting to see what will happen. on the feet while it's true that the word. it's been often employed for egypt is this notion of what they call the deep state that is to say. russia's military has people around the military who have their hands in business interests and in certain prominent posts and that this was what was supposed to go with the width of the ouster of mubarak and how it was a late does this look that as a sikh submission of a lot to ease his head down to the state to state that set up and eighteenth and published by the mosque and the bull by the hymns that's not the uk it's okay. he doesn't want his day and night. dan seals line. what's it like that it's the people it believes that in the deep state of being content in future. it is the optimal zealand's to publish lies on the muzzle on doesn't it seem all of of them cause i don't really see it as is and what doesn't people

. ♪ >> the bridge made famous by bobby gentry song "od to, billy joe" isn't marked by any road signs.t of the bridge hoping nobody would see us. >> you couldn't pass up that opportunity. >> when you were sitting on the bridge playing your guitar what were you doing? >> pretending. [ laughter ] trying to go back in time. it was heavy. it's like, this has taken on mystic stature in our lives, this area, the musicians who are from here. this song. >> ♪ off the tallahatchie bridge ♪ >> this is where john, snapped a picture. and it became the album cover. >> there are no signs pointing to it. >> a little over a mile away at a country church where service is held every third sunday is what's believed to be the grave of blues legend, robert johnson. >> hope he doesn't mind. a nod to the master. ♪ >> cash's travels also took her to memphis where it all began. to the modest house on tuckwiler where john and vivian cash brought home their first born child. >> i have a picture of my father sitting right there on that porch with the same door in back of me. my mom taking my picture sitting here.

the gentry, the men who called themselves the men of best quality, they were appalled by the rabble who didn't want to be ruled by either king or parliament. like the spanish workers in 1936. neither side. they wanted to be ruled as they had their own pamphlet literature, and they said they wanted to be ruled by countrymen like ourselves that know our wants, that will never be a good world while knights and gentlemen make us laws that are chosen for fear and do but oppress us and and do not know the people's sores. that's 17th century edge land. the essential -- england. the essential nature of this conflict which is far from dead, it was captured nicely by thomas jefferson in his later years when he had serious concerns about both the quality and the fate of the democratic experiment. he made a distinction between what he called aristocrats and democrats. the aristocrats, i'm quoting him, are those who fear and distrust the people and wish to draw all powers from them into the hands of the higher classes. the democrats in contrast identify with the people, have confidence in them, cher

make against our common enemy, whether it is so situated as to make an able defense, are not the gentryords and the common people of vassals? are they not like the uncivilized natives? she continues, and one of her probably most pointed comments on slavery -- i am sometimes ready to think that the passion for liberty cannot be equally strong in the breast of those who have been accustomed to deprive their fellow creatures of their spirit of this i am certain, that it is not founded upon that generous and christian principle of doing to others as we would that others should do unto us. >> how influential was this opinion about enslaved people on john adams's thinking? >> he had to be more practical. he is in congress. he is dealing with these people. he cannot alienate them. he had to help pull this together. it is easy to be a critic when you're not there. throughout the first 60 years of the country, people had to tread softly in order to keep the union together. >> we are going to fast forward. the country is formed. the washingtons are elected president and serving in new york, then

themed cruise for norwegian cruise lines alongside other big acts like wynonna judd and montgomery gentryto a fight with this man. >> separated at birth. >> reporter: no, you're not seeing double, the man seen here meets adkins in 2007 is a trace adkins impersonator. tmz reporting the 6'6" country star was in the ship's bar when he heard the impersonator singing karaoke to one of his songs, the fight reportedly breaking out soon after. ♪ ready >> reporter: ironically, the rough and ready singer tweeted this on the first day of the cruise "up here in my suite overlooking the pools. behave yourselves." 52-year-old adkins not just country music star royalty, also appeared in movies like "the lincoln lawyer" alongside matthew mcconaughey. he even won the celebrity apprentice all-stars. >> trace adkins. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but with all his success, he's always been candid about his struggles with alcohol including another rehab stint back in 2002. the star had been sober for 12 years prior to this incident. his rep telling abc news as he faces these issues head on, we ask that

there's an idea that the gentry and the working class get along so well together in this one household the home country, i guess. >> one thing that's interesting they made an attempt to appeal to the american market. they put shirley maclaine in there. they're targeting us. >> they're co--produced by wpgh. it's the classic. i don't think anybody saw down on the abbie being as big as it was. so adding shirley ma explain in the third and paul giamatti at the end of the fourth that it's a hit and we're tapping into the sensibility in a way we have not done in a long time for british drama. >>> on january 19th there's going be a premier of "sherlock." a lot of people are giving it a lot of praise. >> it's been a long time since we've had this. not just cumberbatch but freeman who plays dr. watson he's become a movie star. it's hard to schedule these shows. it's a brilliant reimagining of the modern time. there's something really nostalgic about him. there was a sense that sherlock was ah oefd the kurch in terms of the original story. he was the original csi and now he's got all the modern

the longest in the french president would ever likely ruler gentry the reason for that in the year 2000onstitution was amended and provided a maximum of the twofive-year terms rather than seven year terms when he came to power. now, three presidents later war has changed. she finds himself in a pickle that is reflective of many fellow presidents but fared less room to maneuver to get his dilemma is terrible the burden editorial list writes because recognizing his strategic office he undermines his presidential credibility. but continues to function. he may have all presidential powers, but they would assert themselves as a leader. the immediate context she was talking about of course was france growing economic crisis. standard and poor's dropped to the credit rating from aa plus and in just this year after it died after it lost its aaa rating. out of the despair the predecessor sarkozy himself to be this imperial presidency is a question of atmospherics. in this multipolar world where the populations are bombarded with a host of stimulus and a range of voices clamoring to the earth eac