hardy runs a farm with 200 chickens, he also runs this stand. hardy immediately jumped on his tractor to create fire breaks. >> once i got here out here on the tractor, the bees were gone. i knew that was a lost cause. >> reporter: and across these tractor, bill bradley lost his classic car and heavy equipment that he uses for his hauling business. still with all of this destruction, hardy is extremely grateful. >> very fortunate it didn't get to the willows and it didn't harm no one. no one was hurt. >> reporter: and hardy brought containment boxes for the bees to live in for the meantime. he plans to bring bees back. >>> san jose police say a fatal stabbing early this morning was a result of domestic violence. the man himself called 911 around 2:30 a.m. from the park kealy luxury apartments. neighbors say they heard the couple fighting then the woman pleading with the man not to hurt her. police arrived and found the woman stabbed to death. police arrested the man who appears to be her boyfriend. >> there was a relationship between the two, so

tonight, we have larry hardy. the founder of burning man and he is here to talk about the amazing place and phenomenon known as black rock city. he is one of the original planners and architects. we are going to talk about the path of burning man, the future as well. before we jump into the question that had to do with what is going on, tell us about your new headquarters and how that came to be, why the move into the heart of san francisco? >> well, we were on third street, in what is left of san francisco's industrial district , and we got lonely, really. [laughter] we saw real estate values dropping precipitously. as far as we were concerned, that was a good thing because it enabled us to move into market street. the city had encouraged us to do so, too, as they were very much interested in revitalizing market, 6th and market, which is essentially part of the tenderloin. we thought there were a lot of opportunities there. we know something about making urban environments vital. given the present political move,

darrelle hardy lost 30 beehives worth about a thousand dollars a piece but he says he's lucky he and his neighbors still have their homes. >> very fortunate it didn't get into the willows and nobody was hurt. >>> the santa fe railroad who owns the track did not make return our calls. >>> and a woman made a huge catch. >> reporter: this is what they call a keeper. it is a salmon of legal length and it weighs eight to 10 pounds. to put it into perspective for you what that monster fish was was about this far over the pole. taller than this pole. >> fish was about this big. >> reporter: this is a fish tale with photo evidence. that's marta vasquez all 5'1" of her holding her nearly 4- foot catch of the day. >> it started on the star burst side right there. >> reporter: last sunday, martha was fishing when she found out what it means to be in hog heaven. it started with a thug of the line. >> it was incredible. at first i wasn't sure how big it was. >> reporter: but everyone aboard knew it was big. >> it came up for a little bit and we saw, and somebody said that's a hog. >> reporter: th

darryl hardy lost 30 beehives worth $1,000 a piece. he is surprise today did not spread to trees and homes. >> fortunate it did not get into the willows and did not harm -- no one was hurt. >> the santa fe railroad that owns the track declined our request for comment. >>> well, this is hardly a fish story. one giant catch is raising a lot of hope for bay area businesses. >>> it is a performance of lifers, the actors on stage are convicted robbers, murders and three strikers. >>> tracking another big fog. the fog pattern for tomorrow morning and the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. . >>> the fbi tonight is investigating a scare at philadelphia international airport where a plane was evacuated due to a threat. the flight came from scotland and was ready to leave from alaska. 157 apparentlies and six crewmen -- passengers and six crew members were asked to leave the plane. it was removed to a different area and inspected. >>> a federal jury convicted five new orleans police officers. the five former and current officers shot six unarm

forecasters say it remains extremely dangerous and president obama has warned it could be historic hardy's marina for now i reports from new york. more than eight million new yorkers are preparing for what's expected to be a dangerous and possibly disastrous hurricane on its way to new york city this hurricane is expected to hit new york by nine pm saturday evening parts of the city was was filled with crowds of people as you saw officials evacuating new yorkers from parts of areas that were deemed extremely dangerous for the first time in history the new york city mayor ordered mandatory evacuation of what he called low rise areas these are areas all throughout new york there are very close to the water as of twelve pm all public transportation will come to a halt it's also been recommended to anyone that lives of of that town more to evacuate from their building now up until this point new yorkers were really taking these warnings and these forecasts seriously because the last time this city experienced our hurricane a very heavy and dangerous hurricane was in one thousand nine hundred t

carlos hardy, director of public affairs, baltimore substance abuse systems, incorporated, baltimore, maryland. john, what role does language play in forming public opinion on addiction and mental health issues? i think language plays a critical role in the way that, after all, it's the, it conveys the meaning of, of what we're trying to express. and so i think it plays a very important role and we should think carefully about the terms that we use because of that. so, why does some language impede the understanding, lureen, of, of our field and the way we refer to people? well i think particularly now that we have this new recovery framework, people are holding on to the old language. and the new language really holds the fullness of the framework, it really shows the validity of the framework, it shows the reality of recovery. and so the fact people are holding on to that old language, is really impeding us from moving forward into this new framework. and daphne what type, what are we talking about in terms of the old language, the new language and, and the transition that we're try

so china is making it clear that maybe it's time for a new reserve currency instead of the dollar hardy's korea shooter is the nation's third largest economy india with more of the region's concerns. asian markets are tumbling they were tumbling on friday obviously we don't know what's going to happen on monday in specific reaction to this news but many analysts many financial analysts here predicted this especially after the u.s. debt ceiling debate that took so long and in many ways is what people are saying led to these lower approval ratings i guess you could say so the markets have tumbled here people are losing confidence in the american economy obviously there are things that soaring there is thing a lots of decisions not specifically being made when it comes to that two point four trillion dollars and cause a lot of people are wondering if it took the u.s. this so long to come to a decision just to raise the debt ceiling how much longer could it take to actually figure out specifically where to cut and asia has a very vested interest in this if you think about what these ratings a

but police say in that case, 19- year-old ken hardy actually killed himself either by accident accidentn purpose. >>> and san francisco's golden gate park getting a huge make over. ktvu david stevenson tells us more about the green technology. >> reporter: nine years after it was stripped to the bare bones, this is getting a new lease on life. >> it has been a long haul to do this. >> reporter: this wind mill was built in the early 1900s. both were used to pump in fresh water from underground, to irrigate the park plants. decades later, they tore it down and shipped it to the netherlands for repair. >> the slip was coming off the sides. >> reporter: the four million in donations and city and state funding helped the wind mill become almost ready to turn again. >> i remember it growing up as a kid. it will be nice to swine see it working again and spinning. >> reporter: crews are working on the siding, but the center piece is the tower, worked with hundreds of yards of copper shooting that will turn green over time. it is secured in this huge moveable shed. the wind mill's tail is gettin

. >> jim, you are one step below ed hardy tonight. >> i just wore this because it matches my eyes because they are bloodshot. >> very good, very good. isn't it hipocritical given they traffic to low culture men. >> i am jealous because i work on a tv show where i wear a concert t-shirt every week. i wish there was a band that hated mooy so much they payed me -- they paid me not to wear it. >> "jersey shore" are geniuses. they are getting paid not to do things. that's incredible. >> have i no opinion on -- i have no opinion on this. i could watch abercrombie & fitch and qpt the situation" and i could watch all of them die and feel nothing. there would be neither joy or empathy. i would feel nothing watching them all choke on each other's vomit. i have no opinion at all. pay anybody you want to do anything you can -- you want. just shut up. >> you are not a fan of "jersey shore." >> have i never seen the show and never met "the situation." i wouldn't be able to recognize if he were performing oral sex on me. >> don't look down. >> have i never worn a -- i have never worn a piece of clothing

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but police say in that case, 19- year-old ken hardy actually killed himself either by accident accident purpose. >>> and san francisco's golden gate park getting a huge make over. ktvu david stevenson tells us more about the green technology. >> reporter: nine years after it was stripped to the bare bones, this is getting a new lease on life. >> it has been a long haul to do this. >> reporter: this wind mill was built in the early 1900s. both were used to pump in fresh water from underground, to irrigate the park plants. decades later, they tore it down and shipped it to the netherlands for repair. >> the slip was coming off the sides. >> reporter: the four million in donations and city and state funding helped the wind mill become almost ready to turn again. >> i remember it growing up as a kid. it will be nice to swine see it working again and spinning. >> reporter: crews are working on the siding, but the center piece is the tower, worked with hundreds of yards of copper shooting that will turn green over time. it is secured in this huge moveable shed. the wind mill's tail is getting

at this time, i am proud to introduce thomas hardy, the senior vice president of government solutionsat&t. [applause] >> let me say how honored and humbled in to stand before you representing the two hundred 58,000 employees of at&t as co- chair of this luncheon. today's luncheon and the events leading up to the unveiling of dr. king's memorial paid fitting tribute to an iconic american who inspired so many to stand for social justice and equality. i know that many of the blessings that are in my life today as well as many of us in the audience and others -- we stand on the shoulders of dr. king and others. at the company at&t, we a taken much from the principles of justice and equality that dr. king and the civil rights movement so passionately advocated. we recognize that diversity and talented employees are key to a company's success. we said social and economic inclusion as top priorities. african-americans have made significant contributions to at&t dating back to 1876. lewis lattimore assisted alexander graham bell in securing the patent for the telephone. more recently, an at&t

like what do you like to read when he was our age, hardy boys, the hob it, lord of the rings and comicks like spider man. and i was also a bit surprised when i asked him what founding father he would like to sit down and meet with. he said benjamin franklin. i was surprised when i asked myself that question, i would have said the same thing. >> really? i understand there was a special guest in your interview. >> yes, bo the first dog came in. it was so incredible. the dog just walked up. ran in up to the president and the president sat down. the dog was a bit nervous and antsy because of all the people in the room. it was very nice. >> i understand the president also left you with a present which you've brought me today, i see, a gift for me? what are these? >> they are part of a goody bag that the president gave me. this one's plain, this one's peanut. what's special about them is on the back they have the presidential seal and also the manufactured signature of the president and the president himself gave them to me. it was very, very awesome. >> you're at least going to let me taste

sylvia was also having a secret love affair with keir hardie, the founder of the independent labour partypredecessor of today's labour party and also an extremely strong opponent of the war, who was absolutely crushed when it began and died i think as much of grief over that if anything else in 1915. another divided family that i followed was the hobhouse family. one member of it, emily hobhouse was an outspoken pacifist who did something quite remarkable. in 1916, she traveled without government permission, without proper passport and visa, traveled from britain through france and switzerland teacher many, went to see the german foreign minister whom she had known before the war, talk about possible peace terms, asked him what might he turns in which germany would agree to peace. talked to other people in the german government, went to england, saw people the british government, tried to suggest peace terms to them. it was an impossible loan-loss motion of diplomacy. that sealed. but over the course of four and half years, the worse conflict have left 20 million dead. she was the only pe

. >> you know, you have a lot of those hardy types, as we call them.r certainly down in the outer banks of north carolina who refuse to leave. do you have any reports of that along those shorelines there in delaware? >> don't really have many reports of that yet. i'm sure there are folks that are staying behind. they have until 9:00 this morning in the coastal areas to evacuate those areas, and my hope and request for all of them is to take heed and go to family or friends at higher ground. >> we thank you very much, democratic congressman from delaware. john carney, best of luck for you riding this out for you and your constituents. thank you. >> thank you. >> irene certainly barrelling up the east coast after making landfall. it happened about an hour and ten minutes ago. i'm joined now live from washington by homeland security secretary janet napolitano. good morning. >> good morning. >> i know that you have many of your i-mat teams located all up and down the eastern seaboard. what is your first line of attack there from that perspective? >> well,

. >> i know it's a long unexpected evening for you and working hardy really appreciate you coming on. you always do it so quickly. i appreciate it. >> no problem thank you. all right good look. bart spokesman talking about a computer glitch of some sort that has shut down much of the bart system. he did say that some trains are beginning to move but apparently the computer just can't see the trains and therefore of course the system can not operate safely. no estimate open when it will be back to full operating speed and back to normal but it could be some time started at 7:30 tonight computer technician are working on the system. update during the hour. maybe we'll get him back on if need be and expected to hold a news conference at some point. we'll move on for the time being but update you on the situation most of the train most of the system shut down. >> move to something else with people concerned. stock market. if wall street were a bogser it is on the ropes. bloody and bruise to be sure the question tonight is this a knock out punch of some type to tip us back into another rec

at this time, i am proud to introduce thomas hardy, the senior vice president of government solutions[applause] >> let me say how honored and humbled in to stand before you representing the two hundred 58,000 employees of at&t as co- chair of this luncheon. today's luncheon and the events leading up to the unveiling of dr. king's memorial paid fitting tribute to an iconic american who inspired so many to stand for social justice and equality. i know that many of the blessings that are in my life today as well as many of us in the audience and others -- we stand on the shoulders of dr. king and others. at the company at&t, we a taken much from the principles of justice and equality that dr. king and the civil rights movement so passionately advocated. we recognize that diversity and talented employees are key to a company's success. we said social and economic inclusion as top priorities. african-americans have made significant contributions to at&t dating back to 1876. lewis lattimore assisted alexander graham bell been securing -- in securing the patent for the telephone. more recent

new yorkers are obviously a hardy bunch. there will be a lot of people curious and want to step outside. we always caution people, please stay indoors. the mayor is cautioning people, please stay indoors as much as you can. there's no point in coming out. we think it will get miserable here. other concern, suzanne, is what happens when -- if it's a category 1 storm, even a strong tropical storm, what happens as this wind, you know, moves through these canyons of skyscrapers and buildings. obviously the wind speed picks up. even if you get sustained wind of 60 miles an hour as it whips through the canyons created by the buildings, the winds are a lot stronger. you can get hurricane force winds even if it's not a hurricane. a lot remains to be seen about the impact this will have on the city. we'll cover it every step of the way. a couple businesses open. they're not doing a brisk business but a few people going for last-minute supplies. >> anderson there for us in new york. we'll be checking in with you often throughout this

were allowed to tell people what to wear i would have urged my congressman to pass a bill against ed hardy> a matter of first amendment versus being incredibly creepy. >> that is a creepy bunny. >>> a quick story y t of bakersfield. you know how they have these emergency drills and readiness drills. there was a water district and some employees were there and a guy pops in to rob them as part of a drill. there was a miscommunication so they thought they were really being robbed, that this was not a drill, and they were really shaken up there at the west kern water district. they're trying to calm down. they may give those rattled employees a few days off. >> good thing nobody had a heart attack, there could be lawsuits out of this one. >> when you do drills, make sure they know it's a drill. >>> this is a great story out of "the detroit news." eminem's "lose yourself" has been given the full-on gospel treatment in a new music video that debuted on tuesday. the selected of god choir, that's the choir that appeared with eminem in chrysler's video that was seen at the super bowl. they have th

our hardy green film correspondent nick watt reports. >> reporter: deep in the misty mountains, balmoralanted. and she's the boss. applicants should be experienced in all aspects of gardening, reads the want ad on the castle website. capable of meeting the high standards required. >> these are for the house. these will go maybe on the piano. we know if the queen wants the weeding done because she'll pull some weeds herself, and she'll leave little piles for us. then you see, she's noticed we're not keeping up with it. >> reportete like most of hehe subjects she just loves a garden. garden parties, organic vegetables, and charles at his country house, high grove, he talks to his plants. >> charles at high grove, oh my god, i had a guided tour by prince charles himself. it went for two hours. the man lives and breathes for his garden. as do most of british people. >> reporter: my own mother is a good example. she takes her summer vacation in november because, she says, during the proper summer, she's too busy in her garden. honestly. that's not a joke. so is this balmoral gig the best job

gregg: how are you folks holding up, you guys in vermont are pretty hardy. >> we had the earthquake lastwe'll get through. it's a beautiful day today. if people want to come and visit it's a perfect time to come. gregg: i believe you were also in the tornado zone, believe it or not. earthquake, hurricane, tornado. >> i think we had it all. gregg: is there anything i'm missing here? >> hopefully a nice fall. gregg: everybody should go visit vermont and put some money in the state, because they need to get back on their feet as well. christopher, thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks for talking with us. jenna: that was a great description, the propane tank going by hissing. gregg: can you imagine that. jenna: in the meantime the president is facing what people are calling rough political winds ahead. the new polling numbers that could spell trouble for his 2012 prospects. are the republicans any better off? a closer look just ahead. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of go

actually incorrectly, that's just an absolutely fool hardy thing to do right now.ife-threatening conditions in the water out here. i have never seen waves in the mid atlantic as big as they are right here right now. i was approached by a beach patrol officer a little while ago and he implored me to get up here on the dune. he said all it takes is one rogue wave and you're a goner. in addition to that, he said that the beach patrol, once the waves start lapping at the dune, which they have begun to do, they can't patrol the beach at all in their four wheel drive trucks, so now they're gone. luckily the two kids, at least ankle or knee deep, have now gone, too. one of the concerns here in ocean city is not just the ocean and the rainfall that we're getting as much as a foot, potentially, but the other side, the bay side. we took a trip over there a little while ago. here they are. ocean city faces the threat of flooding from not just the ocean waves or from a possible foot of rain, but also from the back bay on the western side of it. it can't seem to make up its min

hardy then maintain white voters who are fearful of him addressing racial issues but not just racial issues but issues of poverty. he is going to have to walk a very fine line again and still try to increase immobilize that base that is still looking for him to give them something of substance. >> i want to pick up on that point. a former student of mine ran the iowa caucuses for obama in 2008 and washington program students in d.c. last year. the first thing he said is that will never happen. it will never happen again. it was unique in my experience as a consultant. there is no way we will get the sort of enthusiasm we had in 2008. ante base that on the fact that his research permit had in doing a lot of focus groups with young people. what these young people were reporting to his associates were hey we voted, deal with it. we are done. we voted and that is all done and we are moving on to the next do things. we are not committed and we are not going to get vocalized for issues. i think the obama campaign understands that and i think they understand it is not going to be as easy a

roosevelt wrote the cowboys quote riss hardy and self-reliant as any man who ever breathes with braun said bronze set faces and keen eyes that looked all the road straight in the face without flinching as they flashed out from under the broad rimmed hats. he said he thought they were much better fellows than small farmers are agricultural laborers, better tea than the mechanics and work and of the great cities. just as a quick aside, there was a british fellow who came out to colorado in the 1860s and he claimed that he came from one of the sleepy towns in england. he when they saw the cowboy riding through town shooting off his gun at night, probably drunk and alongside him was a young woman wearing only a chemise. the british fellow looked at her and he thought this is life of the capital l. some people really liked this whole thing. with the exception of some of the ranchers the cattle owners, the average age of the cowboy in 1880s was 23 or 24. and there was little in the way of local law enforcement there. many of them and the men carried guns and knives and look for entertainmen