fires grass fires been largely cultural people be born grass to clean whence we need to pull people be born grass and then people in religions they also start to think that we should work on speaking about mistakes speaking mistakes one of them is is. the irrigation program that was very intensive in the soviet union the most vicious wildfires are happening in the house wouldn't it be a good idea to to start swamping them again this is a very good idea we support this idea in general of course but we understand that it cannot help in all cases for example in moscow region with about two hundred thousand fearful dr walks. about all. between sixty and seventy thousand barrels can be. again because. they are properly. there are some regular cultural lens that can be. litigated again and this mean that before and also the solution because of possible solution the main one well actually the number of fires has been growing over cross the world this year alone fears wildfires have already had australia canada the united states and russia spotlights the media has warned that. environmentalist

the blade of the grass.you're talking about the ornamental grasses those are the ones that you can let them grow and they can be five feet tall and have pollen at the top of them. >> you say beware of the compost pile. >> all sort of things lurk on the compost pile and one of them is mold. so if you'll have a compost pile which is a wonderful thing to do with the earth, make sure you have someone else who turns the compost pile over because there are mold spores there. use the compost pile and make sure you have somebody else do the turning if you're the one allergic to the mold. >> fertilizers and weed killers can give you asthma. >> they can give you asthma, actually. if you have asthma, surely it will make your asthma worse, but it can cause asthma in people who had never had the problem before. these are caustic substances, so really be careful and when you use fertilizers and weed killers be careful to wash your hands. you can get poisoned from them. >> dr. jackie, good gardening advice. >>> coming up o

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forty about six one way or another as a result a group of terrorists i mean informed consumers of grass fed raw dairy products grass fed on the hill held a raw milk rally at the capitol today for each featuring a real live cow and inactive the finance if not quite civil disobedience the consumption of real live raw milk. i was unsure of just how many protesters would turn out for a raw milk rally on a monday morning but this vibrant crowd of at least several hundred from around the country represented a political force in the making representatives from several congressional offices were there including representatives of senator paul and congressman ron paul who just submitted h.r. eight hundred thirty the unpasteurized milk bill to legalize finally moving unpasteurized milk across state lines we caught up with larry although for fisher who rode his bike up all the way from harrisonburg for his raw milk tour to show his enthusiasm for the cars we're now the junk food we're allowed to smoke we're allowed to do all sorts of things that absolutely undeniably kill us early in life but we'r

grass is the natural food for cows but unless the label says 100% grass-fed, the cows are likely fattenedp with grain, which may contain antibiotics. as for natural, it only means no artificial colors or preservatives were added to the meat in the package. it doesn't factor in how the animal was raised. some grocery stores are change the way they do business. whole foods which now deals with local farms uses a five step rating system that describes how the animals are raised. the steaks and chops are more expensive, but consumers are buying. >> our goal is to change the world to get everybody in the industry to start looking at animal welfare and treating the animals right. >> reporter: shoppers have more choices than ever. the trick is figuring out which ones matter to you. now, starting january 1, 2012, expect to see a new label on meat products. the federal government will require new nutritional labels on meat. that will tell you the amount of fat, protein, minerals and calories in the different cuts you buy. i'm dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> inside the raid that killed os

grow grass anywhere. >>> flooding concerns forced a town to evacuate in illinois. soldiers and volunteers are sand bagging the town. they are trying to clear out the remaining residents. the national weather service said 2800 people who live there are in danger because the rivers reached record levels. >> new support for the victims in the south. janet napolitano is pledging more federal help. survivors packed church services today seeking healing healing and support among their communities. >> i know the -- i can see the end result and i know it's going to be awesome. i have faith god will bring us all threw. everybody will be okay. >> some churches were demolished in the storm. many held service outside where the churches once stood. >>> another day for the second time. nasa delayed space shuttle endeavor till at least next sunday. they need to replace a switch box. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is there to support her husband, mark kelly. it is unclear if she will remain in florida for the relaunch. >>> today dozens of families came together to break the sile

they are the grass underneath your feet or their bodies are. that is a humbling experience. we are part of a remnant if we think we are not we are diluting ourselves that genealogy searchs should humble you. because it's only traces left. there are only signs left. those signs are not empty. you know, they transsubstantiate the lines that were that were there that were gone and yet are somehow encoded in us. >> thank you. [music] ♪[applause] thank you. >> thank you for applauding. never know. [laughter]. so, these next few pieces are jewish art songs the jewish art song is not something that most people know about even if you are into classical music. raise your hand if you know shoemoner shoebert? these songs are actually in yiddish but they are art songs. they are beautiful. and they are not done. right. soy, i hope you enjoy the next few pieces. i will describe them. the first was written by [inaudible] a song that has almost nonsentence words but it's your time to be with god and your moment alone with whatever you need. i hope you appreciate this one. [music] ♪[applause

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suddenly wind spirits swished in turning and made the baby happily, we'll dance through the tall grass as you and i forever free. he is taken, he is taken aboard the ship and the elements go out and look for him and they do find him in, win finds him in south carolina in charleston, earth went looking for him. after earth fire, she could not get passed the fire. water follow it had ship and wind was able to go across and follow and find him. it was after many years that wind was able to find him. i'll read that last part. [inaudible] all living in the americas, i saw the taken shackled to the land from sun up to sun down working tobacco, sugar cane and rice. i listen to them tell stories different but strangely familiar. now prayer rabbit. i stopped by kitchens and watched our women with cook yams, rice, oh kra and beans. our children had not forgotten. and i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet f

the winds were nice but hollen was high for trees and grass. -- pollen was high for trees and grass.look at the web cam in looking out across the bay. high cloudiness of the but the son has been able to get through some breaks. gusty southerly winds and 82 degrees in kensington. 81 in falls church. here comes the rain. two batches are over north central and northwestern virginia and parts of maryland. the larger area of rain is still to come. there are areas of thunderstorms building. heavier downpours probably into the metro area of at 9:00 p.m. to midnight. some heavy thunderstorms in that as well. we will keep an eye on that. anything that needs to be passed on. we're in good shape. great outdoor weather with warm temperatures and a breeze. as far as the specific areas under watch frederick county and jefferson and berkeley and morgan counties and washington and alleghany counties. temperature 80 degrees now in washington. 82 in frederick. cooler air northwest and we have had these gusty winds. 33 miles per hour gusty wind. it is not so bad when they are blowing 80 degree temperat

and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass.applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on called african-american lives? >> yeah. >> and it remindses me so much of my experience and some of the things that were said that rang through for me are things like, if we don't know where we come from we don't know that we are somebody. it's like, the effects of colonization when -- when our story is taken from us. in when our language is taken and we are disoriented and we come to a new country, we are not literate, it's a way to keep people oppressed. so, part of reclaiming ourselves as irish americans and having the biggest life p

grow grass anywhere. . >>> i think they will make the impact but we will wait and see. today the ravens showcased their top two draft picks front and center for the world to see and hopefully make them a better team in time. the meet and greet featured jimmy smith out of california. first round, 26th pick overall. no stranger to these parts. torry smith, here is jimmy on shutting down big receivers and then cory and they will talk about how both are alike in more ways than you probably thought. >> i think the shut down corner is the all round corner, one that will sport in the run game, might catch a ball but no more than one in a game. >> my first name is james, his is jimmy. >> my first name is james. >> yeah. we got that in common to. >> we are both --. >> we are both james or jimmy. >> i say smith is smith. guys picked -- 5th round, shocky brown, quarterback, tyrod taylor and then anthony allen he is out of georgia tech. >>> baseball, in chicago tonight, orioles at the white sox and winning 6-2. a bulls eye, luke scott's foul tip. bottom six, mike gonzalez on top of

has green grass, and when we moved to l.a., my wife ripped out the grass, and our neighbors want to speak to us even less. [laughter] i'm a believer, in a desert, there's so many swimming pools and green grass, i don't deny you the freedom, but if that's what you want in an age of scarcity, i want you to face the costs of your actions, and we will make better choices if we do. [applause] >> okay. we only have five more minutes which means a very quick question and a very quick question there, and short answers. >> okay. this is maybe more than a five minute question, but i keep hearing people say that the only way to reverse global warming is to go nuclear. what do you think? >> laurence? >> i was hoping not to get that question. [laughter] of all of the carbon-free sources of energy out there, nuclear is the one that's most ready to go -- no, not ready, but they have the most presence already here and now. you know, 15%-20% of the electricity portfolio in the world were higher in the case of france and japan. it's carbon free. it really is. that white smoke -- >> [inaudible] >> carbon, i

lastly, other efforts by the grass-roots coalition the progress of workers alliance leadership -- it is going to improve collection and data sharing and hopefully set up at some point some sort of task force as a way of holding accountable the local government to even improve the labor law enforcement for the future. i just wanted to give my tremendous respect to the grassroots organizing, the building of a broader labor community alliance in our community, across communities, and especially using grass-roots research, action-based research from the bottom of that and forms better policy-making and better local policy so that we stand up to end wage that in san francisco, but we continue on other efforts to empower workers as we move forward as local government officials as well. hats off to supervisor campos for his leadership and the coalition here today. supervisor chiu: i just want to make a couple of brief comments. i want to thank my colleagues for their leadership on this issue, and to reiterate that there are some misconceptions about what the issue is about. this issue is no

pollen and grass is high. weeds backed off a little but expect that to go up.y strong system from yesterday at least strong for the sierra nevada and also along the foothills wrapped around some clouds and a few little sprinkle showers yesterday but that's moved off, high pressure's moved in. 40s on the temps. some low 40s here. napa 42. santa rosa 42. 44 livermore. it's cool for may. no doubt about it. and it's going to get even cooler as we head towards the weekend. our system beginning to move in just coming out of the gulf of alaska that's really going to start enhancing the fog over the next 24 hours, but at least today if you're away from the coast unless you're up along the sonoma marin it's mostly sunny but warmer for everyone else. 60s low to mid. around the bay upper 7 0z, mid- 70s inland. 74 livermore to 74 morgan hill. 76 gill roy. mountain view fremont 70. redwood city in there. low 70s half-moon bay. very low 70s around santa cruz. coastal fog will be really coming back wednesday into thursday. friday we cloud it up as a very strong cold system no

>> i would say i would be more anxious to be on the clay court and the grass.wers your question. >> professional tennis hasn't been the same without her. absent, her more than 100 mile per hour serves. her show stopping personally designed outfits. the hits and the misses. >> this is the famous french open dress. exposed. >> talk about exposed, what about those flesh toned bloomers that caused such a stir. >> the nude bloomers. i think they've officially been retired. >> they have? >> yeah. >> you're very much a girly girl, too, right? >> i am a girly girl. i'm a tough girly girl. >> she keeps a sense of humor. williams is recovering. but the winner of 21 grand slam titles and three olympic medals is far from retiring. >> no. i'm definitely at the top of my game. and had a couple injuries lately that have been some bad luck. >> among the opponents she can't wait to take on again, her 29-year-old sister, serena. recovering from her own medical scare. a pulmonary embolism just two months ago. >> when thankfully serena was able to get treatment so that way she can

bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. mountain with the cane, or fir >>> one of the most recognizable faces on earth no doubt. how many times have you seen him come down the mountain with a cane or fire that ak-47. making sure he was dead required high facial recognition software. joe vazquez with how that technology has some bay area roots. joe. >> reporter: dana, they have been studying facial recognition technology since palo alto in the late 60s. now a days every major bank is using it and being used on the battlefield as well. after they shot osama bin laden to death, the navy s.e.a.l.s shot a photo of him and quickly transmitted it back to washington. even with a bullet in the eye with special facial recognition software the u.s. government was able to identify him as america's number 1 enemy. >> they took the picture in the battlefield. they have an image of osama bin laden. >> reporter: facial recognition technology focuses on the top half of the faith from the cheeks up an area unique

grow grass anywhere. >> good morning and welcome to your sunday gardener. i am john collins.ou do not have to worry quite as much about the super chilly weather. for another week, he might have to make sure we do not get any frost. >> most of these are cold weather tolerance. i can probably already start put out some coriander and others. >> this is a raised bed. the beauty of these, what, is that they are all over the place now. it is very commonplace to see these. you do not have to hammer step in the ground. what i like about them, really, is that you can cull the soil. you are stuck with what is in your yard. this you can control. >> there is plenty of space and in here, some air, and it happened to get some the in there, you can pull it out. >> it is easier to control and you can get in more planters. >> we have some red leaf, green leaves, and i can pick them whenever. >> you can just keep growing when you turn it back. these new shoots coming up, you can leave that grow. >> he can probably get three or four cuts of lettuce in one crop which is great. >> as big as this

fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained a tree. a man tied to a pole looked up. he is praying and others, too, are glancing eastward. oh, house of cans, i squat, wind blows. to replace its word is why i gather mushrooms in sticky sun i squat, peaceful juice spills on my gaping pant leg finally, finally. the mountain becomes a cloud, slouching south, following the man. and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like a bad leg, to carry you to a place where they can turn and knife-like skin you into other words and mo

walnut creek resident frank mccormick says the cows used to keep the grass down and the fuel low for fire season. >> as nearly as we can tell they've been here since spanish days. this is the first year they have not been here. >> reporter: he is among many residents upset about the city's decision to not return the cattle. they are concerned the dry grass could accelerate a wildfire pushing it right into their neighborhood. >> it's going to look like 1991 and the berkeley hills. during that fire it started as a grass fire and it took off and burned almost 3,800 homes and apartment units. >> reporter: city officials say while they are listening they had good reason to remove the cattle. >> we were having a lot of conflict with humans and dogs and the cattle. it's a balance. so we're worrying about the flora and do oak restoration and when you have the cattle it jeopardizes the oak restoration. >> reporter: city officials say they are looking into other options including putting goats on the property. residents say that isn't cost effective. >> we see a price of $700 per acre. we have

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overgrown grass is now drying out. fire says 700 fewer seasonal firefighters will be on the front lines because of $30 million in state budget cuts. that means there be just three firefighters to an engine rather than the usual four. >> these are tough budget times. this isn't the best situation but we know that our men and women will stand up to the challenge and be able to respond with three people on an engine. >> governor brown can hire back some of the firefighters by executive order if the season gets especially bad. >> and early intense pace of the summer season today. >> we're getting a taste but we're getting a cooldown. >> it won't last very long. winds of ngs they change rather rapidly and because we're still transitioning from a wet winter to a dry summer. look at the satellite. not much, maybe a few straggling clouds around the coast but for the most part you noticed how clear it is. land breeze is going to help us warm significantly today. good news, pollution levels rel remain relatively low. here we are

cal fire says they plan to hire crews to address the risks. >> eric: all that grass. let's check in with mike. that stuff is going to start later. >> this morning, scattered showers in and this afternoon steady rain and tomorrow showers. we are looking at clouds that are trying to drop a few sprinkles on your morning commute from mount sutro. we can't see mount diablo because of the cloud cover. we were tracking a shower but it's fallen apart but you will find wetness on the streets and frances was covering a couple of accidents because of that. in napa county we were watching a shower but since moved to the north and moved away. let's put the last few hours in motion. you see anything that does develop will move from south, southwest to north-northeast. let's talk temperatures since most of us shall dry, 40 in fairfield, up to 51 in san francisco, pretty mild morning. 50 in santa cruz. record cold high temperatures, temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. that is very unusual and could set record cold-high temperatures today. the difference between rain and showers

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i like grass roots organizing. it doesn't matter what your brand of politics is. it should never be subverted if you come to the right, middle or left to always want to engage the public and empower the public by them needing you and you listening to them. >> speaking of the public here in san francisco, what are some of the biggest issues you feel are facing the public in the city. >> today? >> yes. >> well, san francisco is one of the most magical cities i think in this planet and certainly in the united states. it is built with indigenous resources to that help make us that special. our natural environment both by land and by sea and water. and just a wonderful history that we have made us a standout city where i think other cities, which they had some of that aspect we doff. we're also a cost prohibitive city. it's expensive to be here. i think it's extremely important we remain sensitive to strategy and implementation of making sure the city retains its class diversity. there's always a lot of discussion about diversity in terms of culture and race. class div

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tree and grass count on the medium side. looks like your cbs5 and seven- day forecast is extremely unsettled. we have a major player. an area of low pressure out of the gulf of alaska plunging into the bay area causing moatsly cloudy skies on saturday. looks like rain will hold off until about saturday night with hail. and then scattered showers on sunday. and then as we forge ahead on monday a lingering showering. number 2 on tuesday. lingering shower on wednesday. then sunshine returning to the bay area this time next week. not looking at a lot of rain as far as totals are concerned. just more of a nuance and uncharacterristic. >> longest winter on record ever. >> just keep hockey season going. >> they did it tonight. >>> one of the biggest questions in hollywood right now may be answered. two insiders report cbs is close to signing a deal with ashton kucher to replace charlie sheen on "two and a half men." nor cbs or warner brothers would comment but ashton tweeted what's the square root of 6.25 today. the answer being tw

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bird high-rises really and knowing that the oil was likely going to kill off the vegetation, the grasses and the other vegetation that holds these islands together so the island fairly quickly was likely to wash away. there there is a lot of alternate habitat of many similar type so the long-term effects that could have on many of the sea birds, including the brown pelican which had just come off the endangered species list. there is also disturbing to look at things like hermit crabs. you don't read a lot in the newspapers or on cnn. you are not saying anybody talk about hermit crabs. noah has kim in keeping a running count and using hermit crabs as evidence for the lawsuits but in one area, certainly not bigger than the size of this room i saw what i estimated to be 10,000 dead hermit crabs, and sitting there kind of counting those at the same time these birds are walking around eating these oil soaked hermit crabs knowing that those birds are likely not going to make it. that hold beach habitat, at least in that area at that time, was no longer capable of sustaining life. so then we m

grasses are up there, too. the weeds kind of got knock down. to go up as well toward the middle/end of the week. so if you are surning, oak and pine, mainly the trees and grasses. it's been bad. patchy fog along with the rattlesnakes have been bad. i saw that one about that big. just let it do its thing. sunny, breezy, cloudy. rain in the north bay. cloud cover will keep us cool in san jose. you know, friday, saturday, sunday, i would love to say it will be sunny and warmer. there will be some sun but it looks like a lot of cloud and continuing cool, mild, breezy. maybe even a strong system digging into north on sunday to really keep us on cool side. we have a few days to iron that one out. the system that's coming out. it's not a whopper of a system by any stretch of the imagination. the mere fact it's on its way for the end of the may -- fog, from about skyline to pacifica, half moon bay, pulls off from santa cruz. patchy low clouds look like they will get enhanced by that system as it gets closer and closer, already starting to get near the

grass is the natural food for cows. but unless the label says 100% grass fed, the cows are likely fattened up with grain, which may contain antibiotics. >>> as for this, natural only means no artificial colors are added. >> reporter: questions are coming up more and more at the butcher counter. >> reporter: which is changing the way some grocery stores are doing business. like whole foods which uses a five-grade rating system. steaks and chops are more expensive, but consumers are buying. >> our goal is to change the world. to get everybody in the industry to start looking at animal welfare and treat animals right. >> reporter: shoppersshoppers have more choices than ever. the trick is figuring out which ones matter to you. manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> very interesting. >>> still to come. dangerous waters. see what happens to an elderly woman trapped by flooding in the south. >>> the trial for dr. conrad murray was delayed again. >>> bob turk, first warning weather center. warmer by the weekend. i'll have th

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