garret knocks out heron with a savage head kick immediately after the opening bell.ter called it a "new world record" at 1.7 seconds the timecode from the opening bell to contact was actually only 1.13 seconds technically the match didn't end until the ref waived heron out a few seconds later so it's probably not an official record but still pretty impressive. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> earthquake. we're having an earthquake. >> duck! l.a. earthquake on live tv. >> big earthquake right now. >>> then, eating the evidence. the retired cop literally eating the evidence in open court. >> why did you rip up that piece of paper and eat it? >> is he a hero or a villain? >> i think he should get a medal. >>> was it suicide by pilot? the clues on this t-shirt. >>> and security breach, how actress amanda seyfried got this swiss army knife on an airplane. >>> the notorious hoarder, evicted. >> this used to be a bathroom. >> the son of tv royalty, he grew up rich,

on the left, that's carl heron.arl, if this is an act of terrorism, why has there been no claim of credit? >> i'd like to say this. you can't rule out anything, accident or criminal act. and the claim, you know, we've had the boston bombing. there was no claim of credit, and also the shooting at ft. hood. once again, those are lone-wolf type incidents, but what i will say, the deliberate actions that were taken, the rerouting of the airplane, the turning the transponder off, not communicating, those things there would take someone with the knowledge, skills, and ability. so from an investigation point, you would start with the two people in the cockpit. >> and so let's say you check them out. i know there's been some talk of the pilot making a last-minute phone call before he took off, a mystery phone call, as if it's big news that a pilot about to fly off is calling someone in his life and saying goodbye or see you later, see you tomorrow. i'm sure they can check frensically who he called. he had to -- if it was a

this is heron island down at it, that green spot is the lie island that is peaks above the reef that surrounds it. and researchers at heron island were trying to look at what is going to happen to corals, you know, as we continue to pour c02 into the water and corals are did sile you can break off a piece of the reef and glue it to a tile and put it in a tub and if it has what it needs, it will just sort of sit there quietly, going on doing whatever corals do. so in this case, they're bubbling and there are corals and bubbling in different levels of carbon dioxide to intimidate different futures right and there are studies i should say there are many, many of these studies going on all around the world suggest that if we keep on a current emissions path then by around the middle of the century reef building corals can't keep up and won't be able to assemble this carbonate at the rate they immediate to. to keep reefs going and defectively stop growing and there are a lot of forces always working to break reefs down. a lot of creatures that eat away at it and wave and erosion reefs nee

and a woman on suspicion of having to still read to support extremist find is that they now faced heron a stitch on his back on them where the line in jail and has been amro has a search for rice and the uk what they said the elites hanging terrorists. our will and then consulted time on british soil. in total nearly two thousand europeans have traveled to see where to find francaise the big it's all sold the bonds he is an estimated seven hundred germany and belgium had each seen around three hundred people had to they will call region as the uk and these guys say around two hundred and fifty british is have now reached and find a home and could carry out ten times that your smith reports now from london. what's happening in these lives that that is it seems is that it is seeing someone becoming more more radicalized thinking positive outdated suffice to say whether it be a couple of the voice is still reason to fret. rather than getting to that they cannot abandon cool box which is what they might sit down costs and they carried outside what is often a very close knit community i'm go

l-15771 for the ecocenter at heron's head park and surrounding 6,058 square feet of non-exclusive license area, located near the intersection of jennings street and cargo way, with the bay institute aquarium foundation, a not for profit california corporation for a five-year term with two two-year. (resolution no. 14-13). >> and that title, longer than my presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am happy to be back today to for your approval of 15771 with the foundation to lease the eco center. at your last meeting on february 11th, you heard from the bay institute aquarium foundation and its two partners, city college of san francisco, and the aphillip institute regarding their plans for how they propose to work together and each bringing in the different but complimentary strengths as you heard from these organization and from the public, the eco center, presents a truly unique environmental education opportunity. and it was born of a community driven initiative to help connect people in south east san francisco with the natural beauties that is provided at park and also to demo

dara richardson-heron. she is a herself a breast cancer survivor.by saying the study showed african-american women are on average 40% less likely to die from the disease, more likely than white women. why did that disparity? >> well, you know, unfortunately many african-american women do not have access to screening. and not only that, when they do get appropriate screening, they're often not given the same level and quality of care and that's very, very disturbing. >> of course it is. but why on both of those things? >> you know, it is an interesting question and the ywca, we have focused on racial health equity and done everything we can to educate everyone that we can about those factors but the reality is it's still exists and very, very unfortunate. you're absolutely correct. women, african-american women far less likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer and much more likely, 40% more likely to die of it. >> is prevention for white women better somehow and how can that be anyway? >> i'm not sure that's the answer but i think we know that afric

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you can see herons and bald eagles there that were never there before. you can see residents and tourists who flock to the james river because they enjoy it. it took a law, it took some tough regulations, it took american ingenuity in finding new ways to clean up industrial and municipal waste, but we did it and our environment and economy are better off as a result. when we needed to reduce my trust oxide and sulfur dioxide emissions because of acid rain, the industry said the new law would be a burdensome job killer just like they are saying today, but president george w. bush worked with congress to pass a cap-and-trade law to bring down these emissions. after the new law, somebody inverted the catalytic converter and the sulfur scrubber. not only were they not burde burdensome job killers, they helped air quality. and created jobs for companies that manufactured catalytic converters and scrubbers. not long ago we heard requiring automakers to make cars with better auto mileage would be devastating to the auto industry. president obama struck a deal w

he became an american heron on september 11th, 2001 when he stormed the cockpit of flight 93.k like without a art installation. a quick break here and when we come back we'll look at your weather and traffic after this. >>> welcome back, 9:28 the time now. we're clearing out from the rain we were seeing overnight. we're temperatures to get close to 70 degrees. around 2:00 or 3:00 we'll see peak warming here in san jose. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures cooler there back into the mid to low 60s and 70s. a lot of blue sky there. 60 by noon and here is the thing as we head through the next few days, the 670s return. saturday and sunday the 70s, and sunday night rain. >> over here toward oakland you have a drive on one side and a crawl on the other side. northbound 80 past the coliseum. one of the last sicking points. on the maps we're talking about a slower 880 but westbound 580 through the same area in oakland. over to the bay bridge tole plaza. a smooth drive for most parts of the bay. south bay has slowing northbound 101 and 85 that remains. 101 past the airport bogs down,

margaret half an author of the book as on a show before about the notion of kind of a grand sort of herons to myths as being human nature intrinsically do you agree that this is just part of being human we just don't want to look at anything that points in a downward direction you know we got this belief that everything is getting better and better all the time and we can we hold onto this belief even as things are crashing around us it's very disturbing to look at collapse head on unless you have the tools with which to do still and that's what i offer in my books and in my work why is meditation such an integral part of your message. well because it is part of that going inside it is part of that finding out who we really are and you know one of the questions that i often get in i think you were going to present to me at some point is you know how do we redefine hope will hope is the word that i try not to use very much because in this culture it's become a form of passive eighty in which we hope that some politician or a movement will say this and it keeps us invested in the old paradig