it works just like real sea grass it behaves in a way that's very similar to real sea grass field full of. experiments that we performed we've learned that the speed of the current changes both within our beds and on the upstream side of it. but as the mounts. they construct being made of natural fibers or plastic and so the researchers are still looking for the optimal material sciences. i was saying that in the one it has to be as close as possible to the real thing but also easy to produce. and most importantly it has to disappear without a trace as natural sea grass grows back this kind of research takes time in the dark frigid salt water off northern europe the materials they're testing break down very slowly on the town of tradition our dream is to produce a prototype module that can be adjusted to fit very different environmental conditions. they don't have to be able to cope with different types of currents as well as the different microorganisms. lensman the sea our research team wants to develop their prototype as quickly as possible because time is of the essence the world's

the dark green lumpy grass is agnomo grass. this is in the spirit of sustainable landscaping, we've been converting our grass, our grass areas to this grass because it's more sustainable. you don't have to mow it. it doesn't require much fertilizer. the mowing reduces our carbon footprint. it requires less water. it is the landscaping. on the left-hand side, the lime green plant is kikuyu grass. and on the right-hand side -- let me see if i can go back here -- you can see it grows into artificial turf areas into pathways and actually destroys our other infrastructure, our hard scapes and our other assets. so on the left-hand side, you can see a mechanical removal of the kikuyu grass. and what we've had to do in this case, the only option is another tier 1 grass, so when that grass comes back into the area. so the first line of defense is hand removal or mechanical. in those places where it's not effective, in the final 5%, we employ herbicides. in this case, we don't have an alternative we can use here that won't negatively aff

that's why it is being so possessive like, i don't get grass all the time, this grass is special. >>>aria is a bad mama jamma. >> that's putting it lightly. >> i have three to four weeks with the triplets. >> it's amazing the body can sustain this. >> the female body, let's keep it honest, thanks. >> walked into that one. >> now, her and her husband already have a 2-year-old son. and they will be adding two girls and a little boy. she's posted a lot of her journey here on her instagram. triple stuff copenhagen. >> it looks so tight. >> she said she's been lucky to carry them so far. because the average length of a triplet pregnancy is only 32 weeks. >> they run out of room. >> they are fraternal siblings and conceived naturally. >> and i'm really heavy as well. >> she still has a smile on her face, happy, i'm excited for them. >> she's scheduled a c-section, so the countdown is on, september 12th, these three are on the clock. >>> let's head over to las vegas where we find consuelos constant. she's the mother of two. and you can see her belly there, and she's showing other moms to sta

so we were very relieved. >> reporter: along highway 4 in concord this grass fire. at one point a lane of the highway closed to accommodate fire equipment. back in san ramon residents are feeling lucky and plan to better prepare. >> now i know i need to get a to go back in an emergency. because i left my house without anything. >> reporter: you can see behind me the hill side still illuminated. abc 7, news. >>> in the south bay two firefighters were hurt fighting this grass fire. their injuries are minor. the fire burned more than 30 acres in hills above east san jose. no buildings were damaged. the cause is under investigation. >>> a busy day for firefighters all over the bay area. even though there were no watches or warnings. for a look at the conditions, though, let's check in with abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. >> something we'll be watching over the next couple of days. as warmer weather works into the the region it'll also bring some very dry air. we do see those levels drop significantly as we get the warmer air moving in, daytime heating by 2:00 in the even

moved fast.sotyeah, they were here with in about 5 minutes.this fire comes just a day after another grass fire broke out less than a mile away on the same hillside. that fire burned about 10 acres and 15 homes along pradera way were briefly evacuated. at this point, the exact causes of the two fires are still under investigation and it's unclear if they are connected or if this is just a coincidence. ken says a fire on this hillside wasn't entirely unexpected. the neighborhood home owners association requires homeowners to maintain defensable space along the hillside.sotyeah, twice a year we cut down the grass to make a 30 yard fire break.he thanfull the fire was brought under control quickly but knows that in these dry conditions another wildfire could break out.sotit's part of living here i guess. ( robin ) there is a ( robin ) ( robin ) there is a red flag warning in effect until 5 p-m tonight... joining me now is meterologist john shrable. continuing our continuing our trend of warm weather as we push into the first week of fall. highs will range from the 60's and 70's along the coast

. >> what if you are to read grass fred and pasture raised two. >> what about eating grass fed versus -- actually identified sometimes on the internet. which my partner says don't get into a fight, nobody wins. there is a twitter feed that i called defending beef. so i think that grass fed meat is perfectly fine and actually has higher omega-3 values than other beef. it doesn't have near the amount of omega threes as salmon. so if you're looking for omega-3, i don't know that grass fed beef is the best choice. that said, what i think is interesting is that if we were to get rid of grain feeding. if we stopped that we would radically reduce the amount of animal protein available to us. but that's exactly what the mediterranean diet does. i do not think, the planet cannot support, the u.s. cannot support everybody eating grass fed meat seven times a week. but a portion or two a week and a portion or two of fish. i think that is the right balance the planet and the right balance for us. let me see if there's anyone -- >> how about a vegetarian diet? >> a vegetarian diet is interesting. d

moved fast.sotyeah, they were here with in about 5 minutes.this fire comes just a day after another grass fire broke out less than a mile away on the same hillside. that fire burned about 10 acres and 15 homes along pradera way were briefly evacuated. at this point, the exact causes of the two fires are still under investigation and it's unclear if they are connected or if this is just a coincidence. ken says a fire on this hillside wasn't entirely unexpected. the neighborhood home owners association requires homeowners to maintain defensable space along the hillside.sotyeah, twice a year we cut down the grass to make a 30 yard fire break.he thanfull the fire was brought under control quickly but knows that in these dry conditions another wildfire could break out.sotit's part of living here i guess. (catherine) the fire danger is escalating tonight.. and continues into tomorrow. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with which areas in the bay area will be affected by a red flag warning. lawrence? lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with hot temperatures in the 90s s are deve

>> a long wait for some truck drivers as a grass fire closes off roads to traffic in solano county. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama >> the fire burned about 500 acres this three hours' time. the fires kicked up a lot of smoke. >> leslie brinkley is live in solano county near where the fire is believed to have started. leslie? >> and the first thing you'll notice is the wind. problems out here today. charred, black earth along grizzly island road. the fire is believed to have started here near the entra an area for nature walks. it quickly moved east. like you said, extremely smoky out here. the smoke blew with the wind in various directions, and we dodged around it to get you this video. the leading wall of flame climbed up and down the dry grass lands in the center of grizzly island south of suisun city. 18 engines from 8 different fire departments responded here to keep the brushfire from spreading. they cut firebreaks with dozers. crews from the potrero hills landfill worked the edges with water trucks. >> gusts up to 20. the smoke is impacting kind of the ci

. >> what if you eat grass-fed and.'s''s your raises a opposed to feed lot. >> what about -- sometimes i get into fights over the internet. most consumers don't get a fight on the internet. nobody wins. there's like this twitter feed i call defending beef, and so i think that grass-fed meat is perfectly fine and actually has higher omega 3 values than feed lot beef. nowhere near the amount of omega3 as a sam ron. looking for omega 3s, i don't know that grass-fed beef this best choice. that said, what i think is interesting if we were to get rid of grain feeding, would would radically reduce the amount of animal protein available to us. but that's exactly that the mediterranean diet says to do. so, i don't think the planet cannot support -- u.s. cannot support everybody eating grass-fed meat seven finals a week but a portion or two a week and a portion or two of fish that's the right balance for the planet and the right balance for us. >> how about a vegetarian diet? >> a vegetarian diet is interesting. diets -- this is a

moved fast. sotyeah, they were here with in about 5 minutes.this fire comes just a day after another grass fire broke out less than a mile away on the same hillside. that fire burned about 10 acres and 15 homes along pradera way were briefly evacuated. at this point, the exact causes of the two fires are still under investigation and it's unclear if they are connected or if this is just a coincidence. ken says a fire on this hillside wasn't entirely unexpected. the neighborhood home owners association requires homeowners to maintain defensable space along the hillside.sotyeah, twice a year we cut down the grass to make a 30 yard fire bese dry conditions another wildfire could wi information about how this fire started is asked to contact the san ramon valley fire protection district.in san ramon, charles clifford kron 4 news. kron 4 news.charles clifford in san ramon, charles clifford kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: it was lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with hot temperatures in the 90s inland. offshore winds are developing tonight and will bring gusty winds and high fire danger

they inoculate each ball with the fungus that dissolves the sugars in the grass. they slurp them off than they run around the mound feeding them to the brothers and sisters. then they come back and tend to the fungus. so the metabolism is nine times the size of the termites so they must be the brains that there is a question maybe the fungus tells the termites what to do through chemistry or some sort. >> i wish i could ask a deep philosophical questions. because i enjoy listening to you talk about that but the best that i can do is act about helen -- ask about the factoids. one of those is the soldier termite are they dared to battle other termites? is there a predator or is this a eugenics exercise? >> the other? >> and the geneticist was at the genetics of the termites or the bacteria in the guts? they were studying the genetics of the bacteria in the gut. >> the most interesting one to me that one point the fuel that the termites create is nitrogen. >> no know know the fuel that they eat it is not bio e-mail of -- available and that can make it available. but

the marching band has been practicing on the grass field. one day on the new turf and schools administratre looking at saf tions. >> the turf is going to hold the heat more than grass would. we need to hav- - use better judgment when we look at this. you use different times to come out on the field. >> most were treated for dehydration and heat exhaustion. the school will look into better options. you kn, my kids practice hocker and play on a turf field. and it is hotter outhere on the turf. it's made from these tires. i think it absorbs the heat. >> risky in this incident. >>> let's c go ck. >> all right. another saturday in the fall. .hat means college footba the tribe of william and mary are in blacksburg taking on the hokies. 70% chance for rain down there in blacksburg. infused with eighty lavender flowers in every bottle. air wick essential oils smells so real we put it to the test with real people.re this one smells ike lavender. we put it to the test that one. no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. .

down the grass to make a 30 yard fire breakit's part of living here i guess( darya ) fortunately no one was injured and no buidlings were fire officials say they are both fires. ( james ) there is a red flag warning in effect until 5 p-m tonight... joining me now is meterologist john shrable. continuing our trend of warm weather as we push into the first week of fall. highs will range from the 60's and 70's along the coast to the 80's and 90's inland. skies will be clear and dry yet again today with just a touch of fog up and down the coast. ( darya ) happening at any happening at ( darya ) happening at any moment....bill cosby is expected to be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. he was facing 30 years but prosecutors merged together his charges. the 81-year- old comedian was convicted in april on three counts of sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. a prosecution expert says cosby has a mental disorder that mas him likely to reoffend. but defense attorneys argue that cosby's age and blindness make that unlikely. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning

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. >>> fire crews knocked out a fast moving grass fire in solano county. the fire broke out in a rural area of suisun. the flames burnt about 500 acres before crews got the fire under control at about 2:30 this afternoon. from sky fox you can see the flames racing through the dry grass, east of island road. the solano county sheriff's office says cause is still being investigated. >>> crews are getting the upper hand on a fire burning near samuel p. taylor state park. the irving fire has burned 115 acres and is now 45% contained. crews are out tonight watching for hotspots. about 150 homes were threatened last night. many people headed to an emergency shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. we're told about 50 of the families who returned home this evening may not have power restored until tomorrow afternoon. >>> an east bay politician plans to spend tonight inside a tiny home. abel guillen moved into the home today in west oakland and said he plans to stay there for a couple days. guillen says nearly 15% of california community colle

. >>> firefighters put out a fast- moving grass fire in solano county. it started in a rural area south of route 12 at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire burned 500 acres before crews got it under control. from sky flocks, you could see flames racing toward the grass. this is east of grizzly island road. the sheriff's office says no building was threatened, the cause is county where crews were given 115 acres and is now 45% contained. about 150 homes were threatened. many people headed to an emergency shelter set up at the san geronimo community center. we are told many of the people who returned home last night may not have power restored until tomorrow afternoon. >>> time now, 4:18. a body was discovered in east oakland after a fire broke out at a homeless encampment. this happened on east 12th street near 880. fire officials say the flames destroyed more than a dozen tents out there where more than 30 people were living. firefighters found a body in a part of the camp that did not burn. the person had been dead several days. >>> today, caltrans will h

, cows would eat the grass. pretty soon it is in their body, pretty soon it is in their milk. are of these radio nuclides metabolized like nutrients. one of them is an analog of calcium, it can end up in your bones. these animals were becoming radioactive. then so were people. in the arctic, it was different. in the lower latitudes, and everyands, grass dies off year, and the new plants might take some of those radio nucle ides but they tended to discriminate somewhat. in alaska, we had tundra. it contains a lot of what we spongy little plant that is religious and grabs nutrition from airborne dust. tois sitting there, designed capture fallout or any particles coming down. incorporating it into its tissues. it didn't die off every year. it could live 70 years. now, you have a caribou coming around eating lichen, and he may graze over 80 acres, and he's collecting the fallout that has come down not just this year but in all previous years going back decades, concentrating that into his body. beyond that, you have

towe just harotect the shoreline a little bit to give a chance for these grasses to gain a foothold and with it all this life and that been the biggest thrill for us. this isn't just grass and some reefs, this thing is teeming with life. >> sreen asan: the bags of oyster shells create a whole new habitat. research shows that living shorelines attract more marine life and plants than seawalls.ng what kind of tdo you see here? >> oh my gosh. ery kind of crab you can imagine. we've got hermit crabs, stone crabs, blue crabs, fiddler abs, marsh crabs. i sound like that guy from "forrest gump" with the shrimp, but it's me with the crabs! ( laughs ) >> sinreenivasan: s tomorrow, on labor day, when the "newshour" examines attempts by the trump administration to change the work rules for unionizedederal workers. at's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend."as i'm hari sreen. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein f

so we were very relieved. >> this grass fire snarled traffic near willow pass road. fire equipment. back at home residents are feeling lucky and planned to better prepare. >> i left my house without anything. >>> meanwhile, overnight, the charlie fire is burping near castaic. it has scorched 3,300 acres. it is 20% contained. it tore through in just hours. about 20 homes are evacuated. this is burning north of santa clarita in the area of six flags, magic mountain. >>> it's 4:30. a quick update. >>> red flag warning extended until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon thanks to northerly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. look at the gusts to 25. not impressive wind wise. the humidity so low. 5% to 15

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now the whole thing has changed, the grass has gone, the trees have gone.es. it's all gone. there are just holes and trenches. back on the aylesbury estate, demolition work is under way. here is still my home and i am happy living in my home, what i have left, but the surroundings have been destroyed. it's very sad. just four years ago the council spent almost £5 million improving this site before deciding it would be cheaper to tear it down. beverly says the council could have done more to save the aylesbury. a lack of care was taken in maintaining the estate. the lifts broke down. we had no heating and hot water. i think the idea was to run the estate into decline so it would be a reason to pull it down. it's become a common trope really that councils undertake a process of managed decline in the run—up to the regeneration of estates. so that they can argue "look, the fabric of this estate "is in poor condition". "we need to bring in money, we need to do something about this." and certainly i have found this evident on a number of estates. there were gutt

moved fast.sotyeah, they were here with in about 5 minutes.this fire comes just a day after another grass fire broke out less than a mile away on the same hillside. that fire burned about 10 acres and 15 homes along pradera way were briefly evacuated. at this point, the exact causes of the two fires are still under investigation and it's unclear if they are connected or if this is just a coincidence. ken says a fire on this hillside wasn't entirely unexpected. the neighborhood home owners association requires homeowners to maintain defensable space along the hillside.sotyeah, twice a year we cut down the grass to make a 30 yard fire break.he thanfull the fire was brought under control quickly but knows that in these dry conditions another wildfire could break out.sotit's part of living here i guess. here i guess. anyone with information about how this fire started is asked to contact the san ramon valley fire protection district.in san ramon, charles clifford kron 4 news. kron 4 news. charles clifford kron 4 news. (vicki) dry winds and very dry vegetation tiggered a red flag warning that'

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options for you as you head out to the roadway, we are still tracking a report of a small grass fire. it doesn't appear to be a major problem. it is still on our radar. we are looking over here north of 580. the earlier crash is what caused the slowing to start earlier this morning. >>> after the break pleat the artists, the inspiration honoring a bay area icon. >>> raider nation may have a hole in their hearts this morning sooner than we thought. city council decision could force the team to leave sooner. >>> happening now, if you open up a copy of the washington post you'll see mark zuckerberg. he writes about how facebook can help protect democracy and how it can stop hacker on its site. >>> this shows the moment a lion got into a car with tourists. that's going viral there. it was really cool. that footage shows him climbed in and cuddled with him. it happened weeks after a woman was hurt bay different lion at that same park. more news for you after the break. colin kaepernick )s new n deal. you probably saw this either in person or online. the )ad ) is on a new billboard >>> cont

then he wraps the chunks in grass to keep the ice cold. he ties a rope around a bale of ice and then loads it on to his donkey. now they'll head back down the mountain. chimborazo is the highest mountain in ecuador at almost six thousand three hundred meters. it's known late in the day. as are his return to re obama will be. back up there a good bit of role in what he sells he's big chunks of ice for the equivalent of just over a four year easy which can do that only if not the board of. chimborazo ice is especially pure and dense but these days only a few customers appreciate those qualities. may not be that of a connoisseur as say the ice has a sweet taste some even claim it's good for the bones it certainly seems to have kept bottles are in fine shape for all these years. not journey on the train from cerro continues northward. it's clear the railway was rebuilt for the tourist trade. the locals didn't benefit much from it. about. the train continues to roll through the highlands and the passengers seem to be enjoying the trip. shows a

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but it is all grassed in. sometime in the last 20 years, they changed how they were going to interpret the battlefield, and they grassed that in. so, just to the left of that on the map as the famous copse of trees, ok? keep going, walk over to the end of the map, keep walking, right there, stop. you see that? that is assuming pool, and inground swimming pool made of cement, or is it used to say, cement pond. it is still there today. you just cannot see it. ok, you can sit down. hundreds of board and batten structures including office buildings, mess halls, veterans and bathhouses occupy the battlefield. monuments were surrounded by the bustle of a modern army training area, and susceptible to damage from vehicular attacks in and and vandalism from board -- wegener accidents and oredalism from b doughboys. captain stuart a howard, united states military class of 1903, in temporary command of the newly activated 61st infantry, sent a note to the national park commission chairman, john nicholson. in early seven

the grass—roots level is huge. sport, and it is growing so fast. the grass-roots level is huge.thlon i am lucky in that, from a sport that is relatively youngin from a sport that is relatively young in terms of how long it has been around, and known about, and because of that it is very equal and iamso because of that it is very equal and i am so previous liberal democrated, think to be part of a sport to be pa rt think to be part of a sport to be part of equal opportunities as the men. we race the same courses as then, we have the same crowds, the same sponsorship opportunity, the same sponsorship opportunity, the same prize money and those things... that is interesting, do you think it is by virtue of it being a younger sport i think so. some of the sports that have come in more than a century ago, at that point it was only men allowed do the sports and it takes such a long time and a lot to change the traditional way those sports operate, whereas our sport doesn‘t have that, the tradition is anyone can do it. there was an announcement yesterday, allowing russia back in by wad

can see some green is developing, a bit of blue in central parts of scotland and maybe a touch of grassart to move its way into northern ireland and into the west of scotland. the drain will gradually move southwards and eastwards but all of us, as we go through thursday, under the influence of this west to north—westerly wind and you can see the blues there, a much fresher feel. the rain will move its way out of scotla nd feel. the rain will move its way out of scotland into northern ireland, it will break up into showers into the afternoon. for most of us, it is a dry day with some lengthy spells of sunshine and those temperatures again feeling a little bit chilly in places, 15—18, perhaps nudging back into the 20s across the far south—east with more in the way of sunshine compared to today. into friday, we still have this weather system just affecting northern parts, some more rain likely at times across northern ireland and scotland. a ridge of high pressure tries to hold on across southern parts, so largely dry for england and wales, just some rain away into the far north—west, spr

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and bare spots, apply seed and fertilizer. >> the grass came up because of all the rain we w. >> weainn sunday. so more chances onnd tuesday wednesday with. then we'llet ready for the next bit of rain the next week. all right. you know. >> was that you? >> in >> no! >> it looks like e capitals will be in montreal. take a look. >> kammerer! he even looks leak family. come on! >> turn aroun for me. this is the coolest thing ever. look athat bab the kammerers not known in this area for hockey. you're going to win for us. >>r is it y family? my family? do you know uncle tom? >> no. aunt sandy? >> there he goes. holding the kammerer name proud. and that belly flop would have been all t wayre t >> we saw him out there today. a great guy. 21 years old. he's been playing three years professional any >>> two police officers are shot. tonight it is revealed they sbeenl the wrong home. confronting the father trying on protect his child. see what went wng and what happens next. >>> a woman out for a run. new tonigh the victim's heart broken family opened up about their unimaginable loss as poli

, so they're going to cut the grass and level the place to make a flat spot for our tents and then put some fences up...."existing campers are being encouraged to take advantage of bathrooms and other services to be made available to hope village. their hope is that the camp that is to be their home for the next six, months, until a permanent campsite is found, will be a pilot or model for more such camps.peter miron- conc/hope village organizer "....the goal is to set up more camps and the first camp is the most important as a model for the rest so the people can see and understand what we're doing is successful and then there can be more camps like it..." (rob live) barring any further delays, hope village will be resurrected once again here between their two previous campsites this coming thursday. live in san joserob fladeboe kron4news (ryan) look at this here. the oakland here. look at this (ryan) (ryan) (ryan) look at this here. the oakland police department busted a sideshow overnight that led to a number of arrests and nearly a 100 vehicles being towed. this is chopper video se

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the wheels were still over the grass. in the mini jets below. to work on ocean liner—style interiors imaginations of the designers went wild. into a lounge area. and mirrors and shag carpeting. it‘s a race for luxury that continues on big jets to this day. were in and fares were down. with al bridger, british airways‘ top 747 pilot. slightly different to what you‘re used to? this is a big change, of course. flatbed seats. modern ones for five more years. so, this is where you want to come and see, hugh, the flight deck? yes. it's all screens, whereas we had clockwork instruments. it wasn‘t all clockwork. the things used by sail ships to read the stars. navigation didn't work. is that right? it was used in the apollo project. would be the jumbo, because it was the same system. absolutely. there‘s just something about it, isn‘t it? a love for it. to deal with. we were having six engine changes per week. engine failures were fairly routine. didn‘t work very well. whereas these are fantastic, they are so reliable. i‘m sure. from new york to london. it certainly didn‘t go to plan. to oslo

and fears of more anti migrant on grass in eastern germany a small town is shaken after a man dies in a fight with two afghans will the far right block here and make it another camera. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us the united nations human rights chief has called on china to allow in monitors after allegations of large scale arbitrary detentions of muslim minorities michel battle that called the allegations deeply disturbing they appeared in a report published today by human rights watch it says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern jiang region details of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to that region but much it's been a travelled to neighboring kazakhstan to speak to witnesses. hahn is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it is an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak out about his experiences. for me was sound

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before they started all this work there's no grass at all this was just sand but the soil moisture levels increased and that's been enabled them to bring it out of species that we can benefit from and now this is very very useful pasture land paper very vulnerable in the eighty's and around that time it fluctuated between experiencing perhaps one year and then if it did right instead of searching into the ground as it has now it would flood often even if they had a successful club growing it would be destroyed by the floods so there was starvation people didn't die the environment so in interventions checked and growing trees through it from an hour and planting all of these activities have. acted like a buffer to the variation in the weather so that when there's a drought it's less severe or its impact is less severe because this moisture to draw from in the soil and when there's a year of heavy rainfall it doesn't have that opportunity to cause damaging floods because it's court at every level coming down the valley. there are a lot of sad stories famine and drought and all the rest of

the marching band has been practicing on the grass field. one day on the new turf and school administrators are looking at saferptions. >> the turf is going to hold the heat more than grass wouav. we need to-- use better judgment when we look at this. you use different times to come out on the field. he most were treated for dehydration and exhaustion. can you imagine playing sports in this heat? >> shouldn't be happening. is, our good news september heat wave is coming to an end. the bad news is, rain chances are going up, up, up for your weekend. rain can be heavy at times later today. weather service has issued a flash flood watch for a big piece of the shenandoah valley. more for our weekend forecast coming up in a second. plus, the latest on florce. en >>> we're tracking a developing story out of southeast washington, where a child was shot late last night. the searc is on for the gunman. >> megan mcgrath is live at the police station where this was happening. >> reporter: a frightening situation for this family. it was last night when

>> eric: no. >> anthony: so if i made a grass smoothie and poured it on your crotch.g. >> eric: yeah, no one is watching. this scene is gone. this scene doesn't exist. >> anthony: don't do that while i'm milking you, man. >> eric: she's like -- >> anthony: the milking thing, i have some concerns. i'm afraid. >> eric: are you? >> anthony: i'm a little afraid. i think they sense my jersey roots as opposed to your country ass, you know. they know you. they recognize you as one of theirs. >> eric: you don't like tony, huh? don't let him do it. kick him in the balls. [ mooing ] i'll give you $1,000 cash if you can get some milk out of this cow. >> anthony: you'll give me 1,000 bucks. okay, now we're talking, my friend. show me how it's done, farm boy. >> eric: he's going to show us. >> anthony: okay i can do that. >> eric: you see how he does? >> anthony: i think so. okay, you first. >> eric: okay. >> anthony: there you go. we should be playing some 70's music. okay, save some for me. come one, man, that's my $1,000 going into that pail. >> eric: okay, your turn. >> anthon

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. >>> embers from a grass fire sparked a second fire. it is more than 10 acres burned near highway 4 and willow pass road. the high speed off ramp reopened just before noon. police say the crowd got violent when officers arrived. two officers were hurt. >> we had shots fired within the crowd. some of the crowd threw rocks, bottles, items at the officers. one person tried to ram and did ram one of our police it is on interstate nearrrr injuring the driver and the dog. the dog's breathing got more and more and says he -- he has been released from the hospital. >>> new details now on a gas leak that forced a mandatory evacuation near highway 116. the gas leak has been repaired and the evacuation order was left left -- lifted just after 10:00 this morning. it broke the line just before 6:30 a.m. >>> two big disappointments for 49er fans today. the final score but number two the help of signal caller. chris joins us now with more. this was painful to watch. >> it really was. the niners lost the game but the loss of their kwb. he left late and

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