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ina time a rhino has been killed for its horn in a european zoo. have taken much better security procedures. museums have been targeted by some of these gangs? yes, in the past quite a number of horns that were on display in museums on artefacts or on old hunting trophies or whatever have been targeted by criminal gangs to feed the demand for rhino horn in parts of asia, particularly in vietnam and china, but as i say, as far as vietnam and china, but as i say, as faras i'm aware, vietnam and china, but as i say, as far as i'm aware, this is the first incident of a live rhino in a zoo in europe being targeted. we've seen some pro graemes in parts of africa, where the horns of rhinos are deliberately removed to prevent this kind of thing happening. is that the kind of thing happening. is that the kind of thing you think perhaps might be or should be considered by wildlife parks and zoos now? well, if zoos are able to put in place and parks are able to put in place proper security, it shouldn't be necessary. but born free has campaigned for many year

it is the first time that a rhino in captivity has been killed for its horn. in africa, poachers kill hundreds of writers in the wild every year. their horns such enormous prices as contraband, up to 50,000 euros per kilo. >> in chinese and vietnamese traditional medicine, people think of rhino horn as a cure for cancer and the demand has increased wh the growth of a wealthy middle-class in both of those countries. reporter: detectives believe that the criminals may have been scared off right cctv cameras. otherwise, they might have killed 2 other rhinos as well, 37-year-old and five-year-old. brent: well, hindus across india are celebrating the annual holy festival which marks the end of winter and beginning of spring. on wednesday, thousands of pilgrims and visitors from across the country flocked to the state of our province to seek blessings from the hindu deity krishna. it is also known as the festival of colors. revelers traditionally throw colored powder and water at each other. the celebrations are set to continue for the next five days. you are watchi

the information that we haveis their horns.r kilo on the black market —— rhinoceros horn. roughly 50,000 per kilo on the black market -- rhinoceros horn. where does it actually go? we know it's an important part of traditional east asian medicine and so we are assuming that the majority of it goes to vietnam and china particularly. 0k. basically, these criminals have got away with it so far. do you see this kind of thing happening again? our security measures are very good. and so, you know, it is unlikely that it would happen on a regular basis. having said that, when you have gangs breaking in who obviously armed and a very well organised... 0k, breaking in who obviously armed and a very well organised... ok, the line is breaking up a little bit. can use to hear me, david? a quick final question. no problem. this is incredibly sad that the white rhino isa incredibly sad that the white rhino is a conservation success and not long ago it was close to extinction. at the end of the 19th century there we re at the end of the 19th

they shot him three times before cutting off his horn with a chainsaw.t's thought to be the first time poachers have targeted live animals in a european zoo. it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot. we've got this notion that here they are protected from poaching and that poaching happens far away in their natural habitat and here they're safe and poaching has come here now so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there's extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it has put zoos across europe on alert. paris was the weakest link today, but it might be another population in namibia or other parts of the world. as long as the incentives and profits are high in and the risks are low enough, criminals will seek out the weakest link to get their hands on the rhino horn. these criminals are looking for the wea kest these criminals are looking for the weakest link to get their hands on a

one of his horns had been hacked off with a chainsaw.ere poachers came looking for their latest kill, a safari park west of paris. their victim, this four—year—old rhino called vince. they shot him three times, before cutting off his horn with a chainsaw. park staff say the attackers broke through two fences and a wall to reach the rhinos. it is thought to be the first time poachers have targeted live animals in a european zoo. it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot. we've got this notion that here they're protected from poaching, and that poaching happens far away, in their natural habitat, and here they're safe. and poaching has come here now, so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight, there is extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me, where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation, with apparently detailed knowledge of the park, and it has put zoos across europe on alert. poaching has been growing in parts of africa. new tactics to stop it, like airlifting

. >> host: let's hear from gypsy in elk horn city, kentucky. good afternoon, gypsy, you're on booktv. >> caller: good afternoon, peter. and good afternoon, lillian faderman. i'm loathe to say i haven't read your book, i'm sorry, but i expect i will. i'm calling about a little piece of history in atlanta, georgia. in 1976, tall, -- fall, until te fall of ooh 78, my lover and i were caretakers for the atlanta feminist alliance. alpha house. i think it was founded by margo george, best i can remember. do you have any current information about that alliance? >> guest: i'm afraid -- >> host: we'll get an answer in just a second. gypsy, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got to elk horn city, kentucky? >> caller: well, i grew up -- i was born in west virginia, wyoming county, near the now-famous oceana from which the documentary oceana was filmed. .. >> i've fumbled my way through life; 1960, gosh, i'm just going along about myself. oh, my. >> my point was, you live in a rural area and you're identified as a lesbian. what has tha

they shot him three times before cutting off his horn with a chainsaw.all to reach the rhinos. it‘s thought to be the first time poachers have targeted live animals in a european zoo. it‘s horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot. we‘ve got this notion that here they‘re protected from poaching and that poaching happens far away in their natural habitat and here they‘re safe and poaching has come here now so that‘s extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there‘s extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it‘s put zoos across europe on alert. poaching has been growing in parts of africa. new tactics to stop it, like air lifting animals to safety, are now being tried. 0r sawing off the prized horn to prevent them being targeted, fitting a monitor can track their movement but the rewards of poaching are great and as supply dwindles, prices and incentives rise. these criminals are looking for the weak

his horn cut off by the poachers. night despite it having surveillance cameras. and five staff members on site. they shot vince in the overnight enclosure but they were prevented from taking his second horn, either because their equipment failed or they were interrupted. the zoo's other two rhinos left unharmed. the zoo's director says they're shocked and distressed by this unimaginable killing. >> shocked entering into the park armed and killing animals. that's the first time. >> reporter: unheard of. >> absolutely unheard of. >> reporter: now zoos across europe on alert after what authorities say is an unprecedented poaching from a european zoo. poaching is driven by demand for rhino horns in some parts of asia where it's falsely thought to have medicinal purposes including curing cancer and acting as an aphrodisiac. in reality they're made of kerr tin, the same material as human finger nails and hair and yet a pound of rhino horn can fetch tens of thousands of dollars on the black market making it worth more than g

one of his horns had been cut off.. apparently by a chainsaw. his second horn was partially cut. two other rhinos were in the same enclosure.. and they were not hurt. happening today.. excitement is building about march madness. the big ten tournament is happening right here in d.c. for the first time ever. the verizon center starts hosting games today. and fans are pouring into town. tom roussey has more. come over to your t-v set and watch daredevil stunt-- leading to lots of views online. weather. toss to eileen through now (gone by 6am) - warm & windy through tomorrow - cooler friday (light mix possible early) - cold weekend - snow trending farther south sunday (little to no impact here) today: mostly sunny. warm and windy. highs: 64-68 winds: wnw 10-15 g 30 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 39-45 winds: wsw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. still warm and breezy. highs: 66-72 winds: sw 5-15 g 25 coming up-- be careful who you leading to lots of views online. and it may lead to criminal charges too. a motorcyclist jumped across four lanes of traffic, on a

they shot him three times before cutting off his horn with a chainsaw.t's thought to be the first time poachers have targeted live animals in a european zoo. it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot. we've got this notion that here they are protected from poaching and that poaching happens far away in their natural habitat and here they're safe and poaching has come here now so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there's extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it has put zoos across europe on alert. paris was the weakest link today, but it might be another population in namibia or other parts of the world. as long as the incentives and profits are high in and the risks are low enough, criminals will seek out the weakest link to get their hands on the rhino horn. like vince, the other young male at thoiry might one day be used for breeding. europe's zoos, designed to protect the

>>> you mess with the bull, you get the horns.ing your own business and still get the horns. >> oh! >> that's not how that is supposed to go. >> that was a cop. the bull got out of the ring and went charging through that area there and, pow, took the cop out. >> thankfully, he had police gear on that may have helped him. a little bull riding. it's a big tradition in certain parts of the world. out you go. he's doing all right. he's doing all right. he's doing pretty darn well and he's not using his hands. >> uh-oh. >> that's where it goes a bad, right there. >> turns that guy like into a speed bump. >> he is quickly taken up and taken out of the ring. looks like he was knocked dizzy before he was knocked to the ground. >> it looks like he stayed on for his eight seconds, right? >> she's going to start with the goat. feel bad for the goat in this situation. >> girl, get out there. >> a little, tiny goat. >> she just learned today. >> exactly. >> i feel bad for that poor thing. the goat's legs completely buckle underneath this girl

they killed a rhino inside of a zoo and stole its horn. zoos are now on high alert. >> a cruel and unusual crime. a rhino killed by poachers but not in the african bush, but at a zoo in france. >> this never happened before. i don't know if it happened in any other zoo before. >> in the town, a beloved 5-year-old white rhino named vince, shot to death. poach evers cut off his large horn, thieves broke in undetected by staff members the the poach evers escaped leaving two other rhinos unharmed and without vince's second horn, it appears their tools failed or they were interrupted. >> there say demand in parts of asia, a pound can be worth 10s of thousands of dollars on the black market and last year tj holmes when on safari with park rangers. >> the poachers, that is the biggest threat. >> on gma zoo miami explained they are nothing more than bone covered in a protein called kerr tin. >> and hundreds of rhinos are poached and zoos in europe are on high alert and ones here in the u.s. are taking precautions. >>> we are back here and philadel

now the hunt is on for those who killed vince and stole his horn.estigators believe it could be worth as much as $40,000 if it reaches the black market. not as much as the rhino's life. life there. but things are not so sweet. "60 minutes" have found a british couple who have devoted their lives to freeing these anim animals. bill whitaker reports. >> reporter: these caged lions have never had it so good. they got to this temporary rescue center thanks to the unrelenting efforts of jan creamer and tim phillips and members of the organization they founded, animals defender, international. they told us all 24 lions here had been repeatedly beaten in traveling circuses. the lions sounded like they wanted to tell us themselves. >> hold on just one second. >> reporter: this was the first time we had an interview interrupted by roaring. >> this is their mourning song. where the hell is my coffee? >> reporter: jan and tim rescue more than lions. they launched their south american campaign after they seen a chimp chained. >> they had smashed his teeth to pu

maybe useful to make you're preservation known but avoid using the horn it may saturday night be someone vehicles anybody right turns are especially dangerous important biking always approach right turns properly signal early and wait for people biking through the intersection move as far to the right to people on bikes can pass on the left let's try a few more questions who are the most vulnerable people on city streets? children? seniors, and people with disabilities why do people on bikes ride close to travel there to avoid car doors what is one of the most dangerous situations for people walking and riding bikes? turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for people in our mirrors and blind spots and on the driver's side with our right turn right hand this causes you to look 40 on your left for bicyclists when passersby exiting the vehicle make sure about opening the doo

he was shot three times in the head and had his horn, one of the horns taken off with a chain saw. was not in the wild. he was in a zoo in paris. it's the first such attack seen in a western facility. when you compare that poachers in africa killed over a thousand rhinos in 2015, which, and the number continues to increase, about a quarter of the world's rhino population were killed in south africa. tragic and awful though it is, you're used to hearing these stories from africa. but to actually hear about it in a western facility. ina zoo! hear about it in a western facility. in a zoo! which allegedly has security and cctv. obviously the rhino horns are shipped off to china or other far eastern countries, apparently they can make about 35 grand, which doesn't seem that much when you consider what they've actually done. used in traditional medicine. yes. it's really sad. british zoos, well probably zoos all over europe, are upping their security. whip nay, which has —— whipsneade is upping its security to make sure our rhinos are safe. we have run out of time. front page of the mail

bro's horns have busted off. >> i can't imagine why. there's no indication as to why that would have happened. >> there he is still taking out his aggressions, but sadly, very sadly, it's finally dead. >> oh! >> you mean the bull, right? >> the ball. >> they are still chasing it. they are old friends. >> after all these years, ram bro still hates him. >> i love how this relationship has developed over the years. and how we have been part of it one way or another. >> a love/hate relationship. he kind of loves ram bro and ram bro takes him and everything in the world, especially sketball, everything in general. >>> this father gets very creative -- >> by creating these amazing murals inside kids' bedrooms. >> a look at his fascinating wall art. >> brilliant, genius. >>> plus, time for arm wrestling at the pub. >> this is great. everyone watch nick's face. >> i hate these. >> see what happens next. >> oh, my gosh! a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it

and poachers go to a shocking length for a rhino horn. the "chicago tribune" posts a federal judge launched an effort. agents wanted warrants to collect fingerprints so they could search devices in a child trafficking case. >>> amazon turned over information to prosecutors about a murder suspect. james bates owned an amazon echo in 2015 when a man died of strangulation died in his home. >>> the guardian says british lawmakers are demanding control of the european union. the government says that will complicate negotiations with the eu. >>> "national geographic" reports that poachers killed a rare white rhino inside a zoo near paris. the manl was shot three times in the head during the night and one of its horns was sawed off. the u.n. has banned the trade of rhino horns and such sales are illegal in france. >>> still ahead, nike helps with competing. a job that makes sports more inclusive. and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving h

poachers cut off his horn.y were undetected by staff members inside the facility equipped with surveillance cameras. the poachers escaped leaving two other rhinos unharmed and without vince's second horn. it appears their tools failed or they were interrupted. the demand for rhino horns from asia, it's falsely believed to have medicinal. it can be wofrt thousands of dollars. in reality, rhino horns are nothing more than bone covered in a protein called kerr continue. >> it's a myth to kill a majestic animal for a myth is horrific. >> every year hundreds of rhinos are poached. as the man hunt continues in france, zoos are on high alert. kenneth moten, abc news, new york. >>> the death toll expected to rise following a fire inside a troubled orphanage in guatemala. police officers blocked those from get to go the shelter. it was criticized for overcrowding and alleged abuse. they've recovered bodies and another two dozen found. >>> major wildfires across several states and the great plains will not be getting muc

they were halfway through the second horn when they we re through the second horn when they were rumblede aren't talking about this morning, m15 bugging smart tvs, news from america about wikileaks smart tvs, news from america about wikilea ks and the smart tvs, news from america about wikileaks and the potential for them to hack into your tv even though it is turned off to listen to conversations and even use the webcam. if you're a conspiracy theorist, it's your worst nightmare. it's like your phone turning on when we've said different words. that was ona we've said different words. that was on a north korea story as well! the front page of the times, that story again, british intelligence helped a p pa re ntly again, british intelligence helped apparently to hack tvs and phones. another picture of vince and zoos are stepping up security after poachers killed this captive rhino to re m ove poachers killed this captive rhino to remove his horn. jessica, what have you got, is it all linger out? that's the first story in the sun, wenger out after their humiliating defeat to bayern munich

do you remember following horn leg horn. >> i do, the cartoon character.thank you. >>> okay, time to get a check of the roads tonight. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an update on the way home tonight. nothing exciting about there i guess, hm, matt. >> no need to be chicken when it comes to the schuylkill expressway. delays are not extraordinary this evening. we're just a little bit backed up as you go eastbound away from the roosevelt boulevard into south street. it's just normal afternoon volume but there is, of course, plenty of it. speeds like 18 miles per hour, six on the westbound side by south street. lots of speeds in the 30's as you travel along 95 coming out of the city. we are watching a broken down vehicle in gladwyne along spring mill. that's appropriate for today at conshohocken state route 23. and of course we're getting used to that new construction at the mid-county toll plaza. e-z pass express lanes now blocked for about three weeks. you can get by in the regular lanes and you can use your ez-pass but just expect a

and honking the horn.rican trucking association went to the white house to talk about the benefits of the ill-fated health care legislation. out in the white house driveway, trump climbed into the cab of a big rig and turned into every eight-year-old boy, excitedly playing with the giant steering wheel, honking the horn and generally just loving trucks. in fact he wore a pin that read "i heart trucks" in the meeting afterward. by the way, who doesn't love trucks? this became a hot viral 41 year for the horn when i go brig. it's just who we are. >> you still do? >> i blame it on my seven-year-old sutme. >>> our first low goes to tenne williams. we'd likeo pat. >> c. >> one c. go hav 600. >> k. >> no. lisa. 650.ah, there you go. what dtreet car named desire. >> yeah, that's so it wasn't "as naked desire." >> yeah,o wrong. oes to the spirits of stream court judge neil gorsuch during three long days of testimony this con. when you're in that room all qu about originalism and the bill my on dallon, a whether he

[train horn] you can't convince that guy by talking to him.on't you find out more that shipment is going? we are not going to be here all-night you know. >> know. that was the quickest trip to cleveland i ever made. i hope you mind the intrusion, but are you expecting a shipment from switzerland? >> is it here? where? saw it on asy, we car 800 miles away. why do you have to get it from switzerland? don't we make everything from we went -- in cleveland? >> i'm afraid not. not many people that realize it, but a lot of our specialized equipment is made in europe. some of our largest, most special, and most smallest. these chains, you will not find them made in america. the ones this size come from abroad. you look surprised. i bet your 10-year-old son could list a lot more stuff we need than you could at his age. hey, where are you going? >> to settle something. >> remove that coffee. >> it is from brazil and the gentleman does not approve of foreign products. what is this, a silk neck tie? away with it. are you away are the that watch on your wr

the demand for the horn there is very high. rhinos are being hammered.n an upsurge in poaching in south africa. poachers are going after them like never before. somebody on this site just made a big order, which would have caused a recent spike, but it has been bad anyway, two or three rhinos poached every day. corrupt officials must have helped bring this illicit cargo into thailand, he says. thankfully, though were honest officials willing to stop it, but that alone isn't enough to stop the ring is running this smuggling ring is runningthis! profitable trade. now, the weather. fine, mild weatherfor fine, mild weather for the fine, mild weatherfor the uk. clearly, that is not making headlines. what is going on in north america is. this storm is dumping a lot of snow inland, away from the lggggjge east coast. lots of cold immediate east coast. lots of cold air in place across canada and eastern united states, with thejet strea m eastern united states, with thejet stream becoming more powerful as ;% cold f stream becoming more powerful as ;% cold air f st

its horn likely sawed off with a chain saw. this is believed to be the first time poachers targeted a european zoo for a rhino's horn. it's got value in asia for its supposed aphrodisiac powers. >>> check out this rescue. high in the mountains of wales. the local mountain rescue team was -- given the altitude and the weather conditions they called for the coast guard helicopter crew. working together they were able to help the man get off that mountain and to a local hospital. >>> coming up, a transgender student in northern virginia shares his story in hopes that people will better understand his situation. >>> also ahead, outrage over a set of guidelines on what girls can and high school prom. >>> up next, how an all woman workplace is showing their solidarity if on a day when women are being encouraged not to work. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than

news with rachel horne this is business live from bbc news with rachel horne clearing the air. volkswagen looks to steer away from it's us diesel troubles which have already cost it more than $20 billion. live from london, that's our top story on friday, 10th march. it's a big day for the german car—maker with a court hearing in detroit and a new partnership to help it rev up in india. also in the programme, kicked out of office. south korea's president is ousted over corruption involving the country's biggest companies meaning elections are on their way. let's see how the markets have openedin let's see how the markets have opened in europe. they are all in the green. we'll be finding out why. and what can you do to stop the cia listening in on your smartphone or tv? as the big tech firms respond to the latest wikileaks revelations we'll be getting the inside track on all the biggest tech stories of the week with our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones. there's a report in the times in london that fewer people are taking time off sick from work because they frightened f

leg horn exists. don't forget you can take us on the go if you have not downloaded the free abc news app streaming live on the smart phone or tablet. i'll be in the studio to talk about "dancing with the stars" tonight. >> we could talk about the big chicken. did you see that leg? accuweather coming up when we come right back. stay with us. >> meteorologist david murphy back inside now, spring arrived at 6:30 a.m. you set your alarm. >> i got up and said spring is here. >> reporter: i was up already 2 hours. spring is here and it looks like if you ignore the snow on the ground. there's nothing on storm tracker 6 live in the way of precipitation. as we look outside, we have fairmont park and the waterfall over the dam glinting in the sunshine. there's clouds out west, generally speaking looking good. we have snow out there to melt. wind out of the north at 7 miles per hour adding a chill to things, but generally speaking nice. 45 degrees in the city. 48 in wilmington, 43 in allentown. 45 in trenton. 48

national forest plan horn basin, big management plan revision. i welcome you to the committee, wolf, i thank you for agreeing to testify here today. i see you have a number of other commissioners from the state of are here to cheer obermeyer i see peter here. commissioner wolf. >> good morning, chairman brasso, ranking member carper and distinguished members of the committee. wolf, chairmany of the board of county commissioners in wash key county, wyoming. is located iny northwest wyoming with an annual revenue of $8 million. of four counties in the big horn basin. you can find a map in appendix a in my written testimony. this area is known for sugar processed ford u.s. sugar for consumption. the high yield of agricultural production is dependent on the also brings destruction to communities in the spring when ice blocks the size of trucks, weighing up to 300,000 pounds jam up and block the flow of the river. water overs push the the dams into the communities, homes and businesses and threatening the sugar processing plant. direct your attention

this horn looks sort of brand new. is it relatively new? >> i was saving a little money to make it. of course, i put here the ring of my best friend, my brother. >> i see that. >> but it is special. a prototype. it is made in switzerland. and it is designed to play soft, pretty, mellow, and romantic. >> hold on, stop, stop, stop. soft, pretty, romantic. which you are capable of doing which you'll prove in a second. you are known for such a big sound. >> yeah. but big? i don't know if that's a compliment of. >> it's a compliment. compliment. you get more out of a horn than anybody i know. >> but my concern, or my goal always has been, since the very beginning. the quality of the tone. when you play a couple notes with the right sound, everybody loves it. you can may a couple with the wrong sound and nobody cares. that's the importance of the quality. >> i want to you play the prototype that you have in your hand. i'll say good night to the audience. what are you going to play? >> here's a rainy day. >> arturo sandoval, after i say good night and thanks for watching in los angeles. al

the other horn was partially cut.l to sell horns in france but the crime is one of the largest trades in the world. >>> get out! >> that cruise ship was headed straight for a waterfront home as it was leaving port everglades in florida. the homeowner was taking out the garbage when he saw the ship cruising toward his patio. >> i looked up and i knew something was wrong because i was looking up at the bow of the boat. >> from the front. >> from the front yard, yeah. >> from the front yard. >> it was towering over the house. i knew something was wrong. >> the ship company royal caribbean issued a statement saying the ship was navigating under the guidance of local port pilots and the ship parade safely. the homeowner says he called both royal caribbean and port everglades and received no response. >>> bay area scientists are making progress in their efforts to build a new way for to us reach l.a. >> the plan centers on a metal pod traveling at 700 miles an hour. here's the bright yellow bullet where the journey begins.

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the suspects broke into the enclosure overnight and shot the rhino three times before taking its horn. white rhinos are endangered are and the victims poaching. >>> and wild fires continues to consume thousands of miles of land in parts of the midwest and southeast. and in kansas thousands of firefighters are lose using helicopters along the state's southern border in oklahoma. in southwest florida, a portion of interstate 75, known as alligator alley, is shut down because of smokey conditions there. and new york city firefighters says that a drone was used for the first time to help put out an apartment fire. it broke out in the bronx and used the drone's hd cameras to determine the condition of the roof as they contained the blaze and firefighters knew to move to safety when a digital feed showed the roof beginning to fail. >>> officials are explain what caused a mysterious blackout at the statue of liberty last night. the statue went dark except for her crown and torch. and the lights returned shortly before midnight after being out for two hours and they believe that the unplanned

like sitting in a mack truck and honking the horn.ican trucking association went to the white house to talk about the benefits of the ill-fated health care legislation. out in the white house driveway, trumli big rig and turned into every eight-year-old boy, excitedly playing with the giant steering wheel, honking the horn and generally just loving trucks. in fact he wore a pin that read "i heart trucks" in the meeting afterward. by the way, who doesn't love trucks? this became a hot viral sensation. i still, at 41 years old, call for the horn when i go by a big rig. it's just who we are. >> you still do? >> i blame it on my seven-year-old son but it's just for me. >>> our first low goes to kevin and his works with tennessee williams. we'd like to solve the puzzle, pat. >> c. >> one c. go again, you have $600. 600. >> k. >> no. lisa. 650. >> m. >> yeah, there you go. >> a street car named desire. >> yeah, that's it. >> so it wasn't "a street car naked desire." >> yeah, no girls would get that wrong. hello. >>> our next high goes to th

the high yield is dependent upon the big horn river. unfortunately the same river that brings so much life brings destruction to our communities in the spring when ice trucks with -- ice blocks jam up and push the water over the river. the ice blocks push the communities flooding homes and businesses and threatening the sugar processing plant i already mentioned. mr. chairman, i want to direct your attention to the before and after photos on the easel of the flooding that occurred in new orleans on february 11th of this year. in the before photos you can see an island in the middle of the river formed from sediment over course of years. in the after you get a picture of ice blocks causing the floo flooding. over the course of the week, city, county, state officials, wyoming national guard and numerous volunteers worked ti tirelessly to protect private and public property created by the flood. we are still counting the costs but estimates likely will exceed 150,000. while it is heartbreaking for this flood what is critical to know what h

two pounds of horn sell for $100,000 in vietnam.czech republic say this was a tough decision, but the risk was too high. they say the procedure is painless, but how sad is it that this is what it's come to, in a zoo of all places. >>> all right, we'll get a check of the weather now. it struck me that if you were going to teach a meteorology class on bay area weather, today would be a great day for it. >> you've got all sorts of conditions today. we had the storm overnight and early this morning, partial clear, lots of clearing during the afternoon hours. as you look at live doppler 7, you can see very calm conditions here in the bay area, although we do expect another storm tonight. meanwhile to our east moving to the sierra and the sierra foothills, a line of powerful thunderstorms which wreaked havoc over in the central valley this afternoon, prompting tornado warnings. so we've still got these thunderstorms and snow is still falling in the sierra. speaking of the sierra, a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6:00 tomo

some of them can do it while doing other things, as well. >> maybe the original horn section.'s check in with rob one more time. >> maybe you need some of those for when heavy rain comes to the south bay. we have flood advisory for another hour or so. you can see the heavy rain moving quickly through the bay area. causing ponding on the roadways tonight. scattered showers and sunshine for sunday. slight chance of thunder and snow on the higher peaks of the bay area by late tomorrow. >> thanks for watching. saturday flights night live up next. >> have a great night. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. my name is jeff, jeff sessions.