it's called the west highland railway.und $35 for two short hours on the train, but it is gonna be magnificent. [ train whistle ] ♪ the west highland railway runs from glasgow, via fort william, to mallaig, where i take a ferry to the isle of skye. it is a fantastic way to see the highlands, and the scenery is truly spectacular. skye is a rugged island known for its castle, mountains, and changeable weather. it's said you can experience four seasons in one day here. scotland is extremely famous for its seafood. and, today, i'm going out with a man named neil mccray, who actually pulls mussels off of the pillars of the skye bridge, and then we cook them on his boat for lunch. hello. i'm sorry, i'm late. >> hi, megan. >> how are you? >> very well, thank you. neil mccray is a fisherman who takes tourists out on his boat, for the freshest mussels on the island. >> okay. the tide's coming in. so, the plan is just to -- >> just reach in normally and grab them. >> yes, yeah, as low down as possible because -- >> they're fresher.

these particular highland games have been going on for over 159 years.they've got two clans battling it out. the wallaces versus the forbes, just like the old days. [ yelling ] go, wallace! do it for william. oh. >> [ indistinct ] >> [ indistinct ] >> me! me! scotland versus the rest of the world over here. what's the strategy? >> twist. >> don't go with your bum. really put your feet in and lean back. >> from canada. >> united states. >> united states. >> oh, that was pathetic. >> use your heel. right there. that's it. use it -- [ laughing ] >> go, go, go! now we're tied one all. best out of three. [ cheering ] >> pull! pull! pull! [ panting ] [ cheering ] thank you very much. whoo hoo! ♪ from strathdon, i go to aberdeen, and fly to the orkney islands. orkney is made up of 70 or so islands off the north tip of mainland scotland. the people refer to themselves as orcadians, and don't feel they are part of scotland. this is an ancient landscape richly strewn with stone circles and burial chambers. skara brae is northern europe's most well-preserved prehis

i don't know if commissioner highland made the second. thank you, commissioner highland. so on the motion commissioners to approve the conditions striking the third, 4, 5, 7 bullet to include a materials board and the negligent including a make up scheme with that (calling names) so moved, commissioners, that motion passes it will place you on abc one overall project for cases 136 at 1019 market street adoption for a historic called contract and in case 2012679 for 2250 webster street and 376920th street >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> if i might commissioners we have a hard stop at 4:30. >> the items are 3 miles contracts and 1019 market. item b is 2550 webster street on landmark and it's historically known as the bore mansion. if you take into account this miles from the application packet can i get the screen up. you'll see we're at this line of the application process when is between september 1st and the end of the year that includes you and with our approval will go to the board of supervisors. the miles act we'll go through a description of all 3 properties. i

after independence the highlands was just as popular. the cameron highlands are changing fast.ousing developments are being aapproved. forested hillsides are being declared for agriculture. two-thirds of a mossy forest that cover sum its where they poke into clouds. the changing landscape is changing the weather. it's getting warmer. >> it was damp and dripping. because of the mist in this area. right now it's completely barren here, no forest and so hot. i can see the sky. the sun is there shining directly on my prison, i can feel the heat. >> this weather station has been monitoring the climate for decades. over the last 10 years the average temperature has gone up by 2 degrees celsius. that's a dramatic microclimate change. temperatures are still rising. fatigue and other crops that need cooler temperatures is a real threat. >> it is good to grow because it is warmer, number one. number two - population may increase. we may attract other kinds of repairs. >> pesticides and fertilisers combined with hillside farm workers to contaminate river water. land clearing lead to lands

if you have any questions, i'll be happy to a answer them >> commissioner highland. >> when we approved the motion the j h s we had 3 items to be added and they've not been added. >> that's correct this the the report and it will be in the next quarterly report. >> thank you mr. fry on sunshine school any kind of timeline. tim fry staff. as of now we don't have a timeline but we can follow-up and get a followup, if you will, >> commissioners any other questions regarding the work program? yeah. >> that's great interest thank you to all the staffs efforts on this. really appreciate it as well as the community they put time on each project >> we'll move on. i'm sorry we do need to take public comment >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners if there's nothing future item 4 commissioners reports and announcements. >> half disclosure this is not a new item but mr. fry and i met with the marcus book store building owners and that continues on. we'll be hearing it anyway on the sixth. so that's it >> item 5 consideration of adoption draft minutes for octo

. >> jeff: into that epidemic stepped linda lewis, a lawyer representing highland pharmaceuticals, aeration just outside st. louis. >> i looked at what i was seeing in my neighborhood and my community and i thought if a local business could help the community here. >> highland pharmaceuticals began making pills for pets. but lewis was convinced technology that evolved from that could be applied to pseudohefedrive. it worked because of its pastey consistency zephrex-d can't be ground into powder, the first step in making meth. and the psuedeauepedrhin would cost too much to convert. >> no matter which way you try to convert it into methamphetamine is not a viable solution for meth cities. >> you sound like a pharmaceutical salesman when you say that, you know that. >> i am a salesman for ending meth labs and i will go about it anyway i can. >> jeff: grellner says that tinny highland pharmaceuticals has succeeded at something that major drug manufacturers say can't be done, making a meth- proof drug that works. as of this month, zephrex-d is available in 15,000 stores nationwide. jeff

they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shaf

i think making the fence simpler would be fine >> commissioner highland. >> i concur with both those comments. i have a couple of questions. so it appears this work was done outside of the appropriate approvals and my question is: is there a reason why the work preceded prior to the approvals? >> i can tell you how it was poland explained to me but perhaps we'll be able to better answer that the project was under construction they have a desire to get it weather typed before the rainy season and didn't think they'd be able to get through the process but my colleague can add it that. >> one they had the certify of appropriateness they assumed the windows were included we found out no. you needed a certify of appropriateness to replace windows we filed that on june lifting to go through a 20 day process but it didn't happen and ultimate it was folded into this garage and north evasion changed the process that required a full certification of appropriateness. the building was vandalized. we've been lucky with one rain in the season. >> so on the windows the staff recommendations is that

rotten frames and the windows commissioner highland i've taken numerous civil guided tours on the property and i'm very impressed with the quality of everything they're doing and i believe they're going to supplement with but the windows match exactly the wood frame and i think the building is beautiful. on the subject of the two elevations the neighbor talked about removie the scarf lifeguard they did a good job and didn't remove any siding on the north side. so the owners removed the non historic structure from the mansion and that thising was not worth saving. so as lou demonstrated only less than 20 percent of that existing siding was there and will new foundation and he resided lay out it that makes no sense to try to patch that when it's only in the 20 percent of the west corner. i candidly believe they did owners should be given an award for the short time they've improved the building. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim sheri live 3 block on the other side of alamo's square from the property. i can't wait. it to be finished. i'm in full support. i go there numerous

with what material we have and make our recommendations based on that. >> thank you, commissioner highland. >> so my discussion is little to do with the beautiful work. i assume it's going to be a beautiful building when its complete. that's not my concern. i think restoring buildings are all going to be beautiful. i've done those windows and i think if those windows had come from the process we would have a better solutions. when people say they match exactly i don't believe it until they were custom-made to the diechlz. but one solution that i've implemented when you are replacing those is to tell you enlarge the window stock so that the appearance of stash stale has the delicate proportion. so basically our reducing the area of the window the glass by as much as 10 percent. you know when you look at the thing you can say it's a quarter of an inch but the whole glass would be a can believe difference it's important if this is done in the right process it could have been easily done. i'm going to the soapbox a little bit didn't give us in san francisco what we think. i would have proposed

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were just as popular with may la malaysia and possible to see the appeal but the highlands are changingts and being approved on an unprecedented scale and hill sides are being cleared for agriculture two and two thirds of a mossy forest and poked in the clouds is gone. the changing landscape is changing the weather. it's getting warmer. >> it was damp and water always dripping here because of the mist in the area but right now it's completely barron here and no forest and so hot i can see the sky and shining directly on my face and i can feel the heat. >> reporter: they have been monitoring the climate for decades and the temperature has gone up two degrees celsius and that is a dramatic micro climate change. and temperatures are still rising. for tea and other crops that need cooler temperatures that is a real threat. >> good to grow because it's warmer number one. number two test population may increase and we may attract other kinds of pests. >> reporter: and hill side farm workers are contaminating river water with ecoli and how has this been allowed to happen and development compan

the piedmont highlanders pep band. can you close us out to get us in the mood for donating food?ike when i'm donating food i need a band, music. like i said, the main push is tomorrow. i'm going to be at the livermore safeway, the one on first street. near 580. jon and laura i assume you'll be out and with. again, $10 bag, they make it real easy. 10 bucks, goes a long way to help these families. ♪ >> there we go wlaxt a song. >> every super hero need as theme song. bob, that's officially yours now. >> 5:50 now. a new major recall that parents need to hear about. >> we have a major gadget as well. >>> a very important heads up for parents. a popular baby monitor recalled this morning after a pair of babies die of strangulation. sad there. angel care monitors incorporated now voluntarily recalling 600,000 of its movement and sound monitors. the consumer product safety commission says the sensor pads cord could wrap around the child's neck if pulled into the crib. the monitors they were sold from 1999 to 2013. the canadian-based company is offering to repair those kits free of charg

christie smith joins us live from highland hospital. we understand that man is a marine corps veteran is injured. >> reporter: yes. that's right. good morning to you. i just got off the phone with the alameda county sheriff's department spokesperson. even with the injuries that this man suffered in trying to catch a woman falling, when he himself was taken to the hospital with his own injuries, all he was concerned about is this woman's well-being and how she was doing. i wanted to show you a photo from the associated press after the woman jumped from section 301 f you know the coliseum, this is near the east side club. happened in a tarped up area the woman climbed up to. a spokesman says she was pushing heard toward the edge after the raiders tennessee game and people saw her and kept pleading with her to back away but she didn't. all of the commotion daut eye of the 61-year-old marine veteran who was on the second deck concourse level. he stepped in and tried to save her. here is a little of my conversation. >> i'm looking at the tor

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those programs are highland on k q e d website. we have a couple of events. from 3 american think indian families compete in bare horseback riding and on november 25th k q e d at 9:00 p.m. will be showing a proposed abortion incline. and on tuesday notify 27 we will be showing you a film with a one half how has children that have health programs. go to our website k q e d.com and let's get on with the program. >> we're waiting for the honorable mayor to show up but that's okay. how many vendors do we have here right now? veterans come on up and form a line right here. how soon a big round of applause for our veterans? (clapping) >> one of the things about our veterans and we've always honor our veterans regardless of the war and battle and conflict. our indian people have always honored our veterans. before joining the marine corp. they had a dance for our veterans. we'd go home, we'd be honored our families would dance beside us. the singers almost always our relatives and when we came back your introduced to the black leggings warriors society. regardless o

they are in nonlife threatening condition right now, stable at highland hospital. again oakland police urge anyone who saw this to call. live in oakland ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san jose family tonight is grieving the loss of a 3- year-old boy struck and killed by a car while in a stroller on his way to the playground. ktvu's noel walker spoke with his mother today and was pleading with drivers to be careful. >> reporter: cars go by at the corner of vine and oak. construction crews work. time keeps moving forward, but for corrine mendoza time stands still at this corner. children are supposed to outlive their parents. >> he was a child taken from me of. >> reporter: but elijah alvitre is frozen in time at just 3 years old. >> he had the most beautiful green eyes that would -- that was my angel. >> reporter: orange spray paint marks the spot where elijah was hit and killed in the crosswalk on his way to a nearby playground sunday afternoon. >> i'm so scared i can't see and i'm shocked. >> reporter: deep pawar ran out of the store where he works and saw

if you have any questions, i'll be happy to a answer them >> commissioner highland. >> when we approved the motion the j h s we had 3 items to be added and they've not been added. >> that's correct this the the report and it will be in the next quarterly report. >> thank you mr. fry on sunshine school a

christie smith is live now at the highland hospital in oakland with an update on both of their conditions g. morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the latest information we have on that woman is that she is still in critical condition here at the highland hospital this morning. as you said, after she jumped from the third deck of o.co coliseum after the raiders game ended yesterday. what's amazing is the good samaritan who stepped in and broke her fall and pleaded with her not to jump. this is a photo from the associated press of deputies walking in that area after the 50-foot fall. the area she was in was covered by tarp. outside the coliseum a spokesperson for the sheriff's department said that the man saved her life. no doubt. the man stepped in to try and break her fall. he is a 61-year-old man, a marine corps, he was on the second deck concourse. this happened minutes after the game ended with the raiders leaving to the titans. the man also injured but he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> appre

so here you probably wonder where are the piedmont highlanders doing here. what a better way to recognize them and give you a sense of the type of support here. this could help agencies like the well food pantry in livermore. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. tell me how important is this food for your clients? >> it's very important. we are a food bank in livermore, and we have seen an increase in the number of people that we serve. and also the seniors have increased a great deal since 2009. >> it's not getting better. i was talking to one food bank. why do you think it's not getting better? >> it's the economy. it's the economy but you know, also we also need to be more out there, more visual and that's part of it as well. they need to know we are in need. >> how far does the $10 bag of food go? >> i would think it would go at least for two weeks. >> really. that long. >> because we give a lot. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. guys, thank you very much, the piedmont highlanders. they are big supporters of the food drive. i'm going to b

they are in nonlife threatening condition right now, stable at highland hospital. again oakland police urge anyone who saw this to call. live in oakland ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san jose family tonight is grieving the loss of a 3- year-old boy struck and killed by a car while in a stroller on his way to the playground. ktvu's noel walker spoke with his mother today and was pleading with drivers to be careful. >> reporter: cars go by at the corner of vine and oak. construction crews work. time keeps moving forward, but for corrine mendoza time stands still at this corner. children are supposed to outlive their parents. >> he was a child taken from me of. >> reporter: but elijah alvitre is frozen in time at just 3 years old. >> he had the most beautiful green eyes that would -- that was my angel. >> reporter: orange spray paint marks the spot where elijah was hit and killed in the crosswalk on his way to a nearby playground sunday afternoon. >> i'm so scared i can't see and i'm shocked. >> reporter: deep pawar ran out of the store where he works and saw

along with the vistas also sfash the wonderful vistas like in new york and highland or the high line park. the cultural establishes a long range opportunity to also bring out not only the sports fanatics but the category by which open space matters to those who don't need to play and see the game. this also the opportunity by which the project honors the type of waterfront activities that were there along with reds joseph have a house and the current existing san francisco fire department location. we need progress and growth that's what made san francisco great. this type of project will make this type of city of san francisco san francisco better. this type of building and structure along with open space make a contribution to the fabric of the city but address the important issues every time the storm drains rush and pollute the bay from an open parking lot and piers are polluting the bay. san francisco is a great city this open space and along with economic growth that will continue with the type of economic support of small and large business organizations will be for a long-ter

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the victim was taken to highland hospital in critical condition. this is video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc 7. photography still to come tonight, a new twist to the b.a.r.t. contract saga. we'll show you where it's likely headed. >> the very latest on four wheels on showcase at the san francisco auto show. that's next. >> stay tuned for inside edition tonight after the news. >>> just in to the kron 4 news room, the westbound freeway toll plaza in fremont is closed due to a fatal accident. traffic is being diverted off on to thornton avenue. no estimated timeframe for when it will reopen. >>> new developments on the b.a.r.t. contrast dispute. a report says b.a.r.t.'s two large rs unions are planning to file a lawsuit against the agency. they believe b.a.r.t. stripped the family leave medical act clause from the contract and reportedly hired a lawyer to file suit on tuesday. this is the latest in the series of troubles regarding b.a.r.t.'s new labor contract. here's the b.a.r.t. contract timeline. according to atu timeline. the fam

watcht moment, the black highland park regiment band asked the microphones in washington and the soundf the bagpipes suddenly did something to me and i was smothered with tears. i was actually sobbing there. >> thank you for joining us with those recollections. >> this is a pleasure. >> numbering the death of a president. scotland yard detectives investigating the case of two women who were held captive for 30 years have uncovered a disturbing picture of emotional control. the police say that the women have been abused, including being beaten. the alleged captors are also being investigated for immigration offenses. in pakistan, two bomb explosions in a busy neighborhood in the city of karachi. five people were killed in the blast, where many shia muslims live and others have been wounded. police say the bombs were placed on motorcycles. seven of the main islamist rebel groups have joined forces to share a united front after weeks in which the government forces have made steady gains. the group said they would now be known as the islamic front. and the new command structures with key r

if we can make that connection we would but if not we'll have them pull it out >> commissioner highland. >> thank you, carl. >> how many mills acts have we had so far. >> 5 active contracts and this would be 7, 8 and 9. >> so we're still in the single-digits. i know the street i know the entire street along those blocks have those garages and they all have those water problems and anything we can do to help that will help the fountains to them. i wasn't preparing to say that but i think those all 3 are great and i would support them. there is one typo i think in the 2550 webster and the pages are not numbered its number 2 on the second page of the application property falls under the following tax assessment values and it says commercial and residential mix use is checked yes and i think it should say no >> you're right. >> it should say yes under the residential. >> i don't know if you want to discuss further. >> yeah. thank you i think those are all impressive. i met jeff green on another project and he showed me pictures and jeff is one of the best in the country of doing restoration

it happened sunday on north white avenue and highland near james wick high school. >> pray for is the campaign friends are circulating privately on instagram. >> she was a beautiful girl and i loved her and this is the way she wanted it. >> but her boyfriend says he started mourning sunday night after she was declared brain dead at the hospital. >> we are still in shock. >> ortiz was the last person to see her sunday night. she was hit by a mini-van after she left his house. it was pitch black so she only heard the impact. >> she got hit hard right here ended up over there. >> she was thrown 100 feet. she landed in front of the high school where she is a freshman. he was advise burglary shaking so they called 911. >> it is upsetting to go and see an empty chair where you are used to seeing someone. >> the accident is devastating to students and at minute straiters. >> a new cross walk was installed just a few weeks ago but she did not use it sunday night. tonight her boyfriend blames himself for not driving her home. >> seeing her out there like that i wish i could have told her the l

efforts, the young woman still sustained a serious head injury, remaining in critical condition at highland hospital. >> amazing story. >> there are several new developments tonight in a hate crime case in san jess yeah state the president of the university is accepting full responsibility saying by failing to recognize the gravity of the behavior, we failed him, i failed him. that is not enough to satisfy angry students and naacp. four white students have been suspended, three charged with misdemeanor battery hate crimes. >> reporter: african american students and their supporters are not happy with the university president saying he's been ignoring them for months about growing problems more than 100 students lined up near the dorm where the black student was tormented wore tape to protest how the university doesn't listen to them. some raised their fists to mirror the stat use behind them in protest at the 1968 mexico city games. san jose state president welcomed more dialogue with students. >> we need to have more communication was our students. last night we had a good, great communica

commissioner highland >> just for clarification commissioner pearlman he's talking about the full prestige or the partial preservation alternative. i'm hearing what would apply to the fill >> i was talking about the partial alternative my comment really applies to both in that how you design the towers above relative to retaining part of the building or more of the building obviously not the whole building seems like i could get closer to what the project sponsor is trying to achieve finally on the lot while still preserving the partial alternative. >> the challenge is we don't have an appropriate solution architecturally for the treatment of the historic resources with the program that doesn't necessarily fit the site so to call it a full preservation alternative and say the impacts are less than significant there's not a champ. i've been looking for this my whole career and you keep seeing more bad examples. i don't have a suggestion on that >> commissioners. >> just a clarification on the process here. we're being asked to provide comments to the staff with all of those are good, i thin