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bonilla received money from a local fire pac and a group called working families opposing glazer. glazer's support has come from political activist bill bloomfield charter school advocates, and a jobs pac. >> music fans at the coachella music festival are shocked to see so much green grass. they organizers didn't have enough time to make changes after governor brown ordered a 25% reduction in water use. but they have made some changes to help. the festival is using toilets that function without water, and they're using river water instead of the underground aqua fers. >>> up a next, the sight of fighters can make some hearts stop but some day they may also be what doctors use to treat heart patients. >>> could the bay area's hot weather get even hot center meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the contract. >> a who's who of past champions at the masters. lefty is one of them, squarely in contention heading into the final round. can >>> good sleep could be the key to reducing the chance of post traumatic stress disorder in the nation's troops. researchers say members of the mili

bonilla received money from a local fire pac and a group called working families opposing glazer. glazer's support has come from political activist bill bloomfield charter school advocates, and a jobs pac. >> music fans at the coachella music festival are shocked to see so much green grass. they organizers didn't have enough time to make changes after governor brown ordered a 25% reduction in water use. but they have made some changes to help. the festival is using toilets that function without water, and they're using river water instead of the underground aqua fers. >>> up a next, the sight of fighters can make some hearts stop but some day they may also be what doctors use to treat heart patients. >>> could the bay area's hot weather get even hot center meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the contract. >> a who's who of past champions at the masters. lefty is one of them, squarely in contention heading into the final >>> good sleep could be the key to reducing the chance of post traumatic stress disorder in the nation's troops. researchers say members of the military often

brian glazer: i have created a discipline that i have adhered to and i have met someone who is expertthing other, so science, technology, politics, athletics, of all types, every art form, and i meet these people, and i have no agenda and there is no asked. they cannot ask me to make a movie about their life, and i cannot say to them i want a job. it is just one of those things where it is pure, and you are just trying to learn, and you're entering someone else's sort of life process and their expertise, and it is a conversation that can last from one hour to three hours. john: if i read your book correctly, and i think it is true, on the same day, if i was following this, there was a screening at the white house 2005, where you screened something for george w. bush and you met john mccain and barack obama, so that is kind of an amazing day. i went to hear about that day. brian: because i had this about meeting a person every two weeks, they had opportunity to go to the white house to show “cinderella man” to george w. bush for a white house screening, and i thought, well i have got e

they appear to be general glazers but hippos are highly aggressive and have been known to attack humansithout provocation. >> after her husband pete's dealt in 2005 lori carone is struggling to run the florida wildlife sanctuary with more than 200 animals that he left behind. money is tight and relationships with state and federal inspectors strained. >> pete didn't always make friends doing this. >> no, he burned a lot of bridges. >> within days of pete's funeral, lori is already feeling the heat. octagon is hit with a surprise visit from the u.s. department of agriculture, which enforces standards of care and treatment for animals exhibited to the public. the authorities say that lori must fix conditions that put the public and the animals in danger. she thinks they're just out for blood after years of butting heads with pete. >> one inspector was like, if you don't get your fence fixed, i'm closing you now. if the fence have been okay for 30 years. >> reporter: lori frantically seeks outdo nations, so she can build a new fence. but her problems only get worse when she digs through oc

larry glazer said, we might be getting ahead of ourselves we do this a lot with high-flying tech names? >> that is right. we need to make the dis-- to be fair. they are tough to justify. extreme by traditional measures, questionable earnings and questionable future prospect. compare to old technology names intel, microsoft. we look at that, we see today that investor have been driven to the moi -- high growth economies. we crowd into a handful of ideas we hope for future. >> all right. but the difference with gopro, i could put a goproo my dog's head and follow the images around the yard, that is a promising technology. do we get too heavy? do we start assigning values to a nifty camera maker. then valuing it short of ibm. to make the point does it justify the multiples 1234. >> we talk about know no vague. to many gopro is a kodak that you stick on top of your head. neil: or your dog's head, or your doing's -- doug's had. >> we're rich, they will never make a profit, 75 to 80% never make a profit unless they get taken over. with gopro take a discipline approach. you can't flowyou thro

photographer james baylaw has dozens of cameras aimed at glazers around the globe, each snapping a fewsee in his film "chasing ice," which stitched together, these frozen mountains thousands of years old deflate like tired balloons. but for some, even in chamonix, this means nothing. >> major newspapers or tv, they speak each day, this is global wa warming but is not sure. for me, not. >> you're not convinced. >> no. for me, no. >> yan has been forecasting for france's national weather service for 40 years. and while his bosses like gilles believe man is changing the climate -- >> [ speaking french ] >> yan remains a skeptic. so the glaciologists who say that 95% of the world's glaciers are retreating, you don't believe that? >> this is their job. >> this is their job. their job depends on them saying this. >> it's good, but they have a lot of money to research, for the research, but it's not sure. because i am an old man, i can say, in the end, it's not important. >> he says the warming is natural. the fear manufactured by politicians in the wind industry. i know some people back in a

well, bryan glazer. this is something you were born with.t think i'm a special person for that. although i did have a grandma, grandma sonia that said my curiosity is going to make me special, and if i work it, it will enlargen my world. >> boy, was she right. and you described it in hollywood as your secret weapon and i love the story about how you got your first job. >> oh, i got my first job -- i just graduated. i didn't know what to do out of college and i'm in my apartment complex and i overhear a telephone -- a conversation outside my window. >> outside on the street. >> well, it was in this little courtyard and one guy says, i just had the easiest, cushiest job. i never heard the word cushiest before. i closed my drape ss so i could overhear where it was. i dialed warner brother's legal department. within a couple of hours i got that job. >> they needed somebody right away. it demonstrated a quality you need along with curiosity, a kind of fearlessness. you got to be able to follow up. make the call no matter what. >> you have to make

. >> reporter: the orinda mayor and state senate candidate steve glazer has been a bart critic since the crippling bart 2013 strikes. >> spending money on pay raises or the union and management. it doesn't make sense. >> why don't they take a cut in salary especially the ceos, supervisors. >> they can just learn to manage their money better. >> how much? that's the operative question. how much? >> reporter: now, that bond is going to take quite a vote and it's going to have to be all through the nine bay area counties. as you know, passing a bond like that could be tough. the thing, when we asked them if it doesn't go, what's the backup plan? they don't have one. in orinda, phil matier, kpix 5. >>> just about everywhere in the bay area rents are skyrocketing. coming up, the drastic action one city is considering to make it stop. >> and a popular hangout blackened by fire early this morning. a neighbor says he saw the danger signs. >> and their job was to get people on board. and get out fast. how these flight attendants turned heroes on the last flight out of saigon. coming up, our s

jay glazer said that tebow will sign today.s that tebow has a chance to play a role within his offensive scheme. not likely he'll be expected to compete with sam bradford mark sanchez or barkley for one of the three main starting quarterback jobs there. he's completed only 47% of his passes in his career. he has averaged five yards per rush in the nfl. perhaps kelly thinks he would be an asset in short yardage or other situations. a great locker room guy, too. to your question about media hype here that's what a lot of people are asking. it's already here carol. check out this. from philadelphia daily news front page cover reads born again playing off tebow's well documented religious beliefs. twitter has blown up too. >> there's no doubt he's popular. he seems like such a nice guy. it also seems like he has a great career now. why give that up? >> that's a great question. it's a great question. better to just talk about sports than have to actually play them and get beat up? a lot of people thought tebow's last chance was with

>>george: franklin and goss another two blocks of the east is marquetry the to glazer which at bicycle. this of foretastes really of what is to come because the master plan for venice avenue corridor will be all about it keeps increasing iniki taken away lanes. when i camp but nevertheless this is shut down for the entire week it will be a snack a lot of people are going to avoid the area the good news is we're not tracking any other hot spots here was a quick look at the ride green showing all the road with sensors and this is indicative the traffic you will find around the bay area the time currently still just 16 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway. >>michelle apon: light across the peninsula and there was what looks like from the studio the embarcadero and bay bridge to the timber to on a slightly milder side this is what we're talking about this morning reconditions could make it difficult for driving so it could be hard especially across the san mateo bridge oakland 24 mi. per hour haver 16th fairfield 60 mi. our cost of and into the wind speeds less th

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