as luck would have it, a reporter named emerson hough on assignment for "forest and stream," was also in the park with a photographer to do an article about yellowstone in the winter. when the poacher bragged that the worst punishment he could receive for his crime was expulsion from the park and the loss of only 26 dollars' worth of equipment, hough realized he had stumbled onto a great story and quickly telegraphed it to grinnell in newor.k ci.nt grinnell knew just what to do with it. schullery: grinnell just pulled out all the stops. he ran the story in "forest and stream." he was in contact with everybody he knew who might be able to wake up, you know, the sleeping giant the american public, and make them care about this, and he succeeded. coyote: within a week, legislation was working its way through congress authorizing regulations that would finally protect the park, its geysers, and its wildlife. on may 7, 1894, less than two months after howell's capture, president grover cleveland signed the bill into law. [birds chirping] schullery: george bird grinnell and theodore rooseve

. >> that is hough -- what to sell or not to sell. i am not really good in english, so it is a little bit of oil that you put in, and it goes out. it is basically a snack. >> i think that answers. you have responses to what the requester is have said as far as competition with the others, so it sounds like it is different i guess. thank you. comissioner sugaya: i am having a difficult time with this, because i think what is before the commission we have to consider as what has been presented. i know what it looks like, and i hate to go against the community, but i think based on what is before me, i can only assume this is an independent operation, and i do not know. there is one other thing. the architect said there is no good in this place. what did you mean by that? don't you have to exhaust smoke and odors? >> they are deep-fried like that. >> he just said they are going to do some kind of auto friday, so what is -- auto fry, so what is the difference? he said there is going to be 15 gallons of oil. can we get it straight? what's

hough people can come forward. you do not have to speak in that order. >> i am stephen cornell. our store has been there since 1905. one of the things that the other speaker spoke about and i would like to elaborate, we never had legislation that made us do anything. and in district 5. we have been around long time. we do not need laws to do that. the investment in having good businesses that will be around a long time is good for the committee. you're talking about the formula retail. i went through a hearing for formula retail. one of the things that bothered me was pulled straight where this hearing was, the planning department instead of using the entire district which is 14 blocks long, they used six walks. it was convenient to say we had some any formula retail in six blocks. in this case a paint store. it was used for the convenience of getting this business in. if there is where to be a long [no audio] fully applied. one of the things is to look broader. use polk street and is not part of our district. there is a million for miller wait till there. the q4 time. braxton a

hough haag hough for haag >>justine: we have several pictures just showed you how budgeted. this in detail bridge on the top left, the golden gate on the top rate , we also have mt. tam. we have all different locations, you can see how much fog is out there and how it is. you can see how it is impacting the commute. we'll talk about when the fall will leave a few moments. >>mark: a fire in several explosions in at miramar. officials say a blast occurred as firefighters were trying to put out a fire in a warehouse. the blast rocked the entire city we keep up residence. a deep crater was invisible. tensions are rising between in the u.s. and around. around says a surveillance plane captured video of a u.s. aircraft carrier during an iranian military drilled near the persian gulf. erin did not say which carrier it was. they're holding a 10 day military exercise in international waters. kron has threatened to choke traffic of oil if they are sanctioned. >>justine: a memorial for the north korean leader showed thousands of soldiers gathered in morning and images of his son and ch

hough bay are about a quarter mile away at a dead- end street. >>darya: the sharks did not do so well. >>mark: we're going to save that for later. james fletcher has more on the forecast. >>james: here is the view from sky 4. mostly cloudy with temperatures in the 40's. gradual clearing with highs in the mid-50s. we could dip back down to freezing, particularly in the north bay. we have some rain falling in the south bay. on the hayward side we are seeing the light rain. downtown hayward potentially late sprinkles. brentwood and antioch, light rain gifts we are not seeing too much accumulation. trace amounts at best. the showers will continue to disappear as we have to morning hours. the wide view shows us there is a low pressure system to the south. the bulk of the moisture is falling as. southern california is dealing with nasty weather right now with light, moderate and heavy rain. as head up and over the grapevine, there is a winter storm warning in effect. you can see the snow accumulations showing up. 8-14 in. of accumulation. if your trave

. >> which he does with numerous examples hough he and a variety of successful people in all types of business have excelled by having a compelling tale that can easily be retold by others. >> if you can't tell it you can't sell it. when you want someone to buy your product, vote for you, do better as a sports team, whatever you want them to do, in order to move them to action, the best, most popular, most violent, successful tool is the ability to tell your story. >> stats and information are critical to virtually every sport and all types of businesses. but to get to the heart of any listener, guber contends that embedding those figures into a narrative is what creates meaning and further makes the information memorable. >> it allows the person that hears it, that audience, that cust oerm, that client, that team member, allows them to metabolize it, to own it and be able to pay the story forward and in a sense become a viral advocate, evangelize the product or the service. so the secret is, that's the way you turn on the power of your product. >> reporter: and to this day, having ta

while both bent been caught hough behalf ahead hough and and now he should deal high knee 8 tool >>janu: it is sunny but temperatures are really will. there is a freeze a warning in effect. as we head into the afternoon, sunny and mild temperatures. it will be another cold night but it will be dry for the holiday weekend. let's take a look at the freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m.. those are the areas indicated by light purple. we could see 20 degree readings for several hours. we are seeing widespread areas of frost. temperatures outside are really cold. we do have a 40 degree reading in san francisco, also some upper '30's through half moon bay in redwood city. 29 right now and los gatos. by 9:00 a.m., mostly thirties. by the afternoon we will see '50s and '60s. the green indicates where we will see the '60s. it is going to be another for evening. by 6:00 p.m. we will get back into the '40's and overnight in the '20s and '30s. your 7 day around the bay is showing us that it will stay dry to the holiday weekend. it will be another cold night with temperatures dropping down to the

hough, analysts worry these large social media companies have been hobbled. >> the smaller companies,s, have more ability to innovate because they're not dealing with a bunch of bureaucracies telling them what to do. >> the critics argue facebook could have fought this in court but does not want any distractions when it goes public, probably next year. >> leigh is checking on the weather. >> leigh: let's show you the live shot from the east bay. looking west. nice setting sun there. in fact, kris -- crystal clear visibilities across the bay area, thanks to the offshore winds pushing the fog off the coast. winds starting to die down a little bit. decreasing. in fact here's a look at our current wind gusts, fairfield, gusts out of north at 37 miles-per-hour. still quite breezy, livermore valley area, the gaps there with gusts to 18 miles-per-hour. san jose, gusts to 12. elsewhere, sitting at 10 miles-per-hour or below, which means we're getting a wind shift. those westerly winds, breezy, winds will redevelop overnight tonight. a cooler wind direction, and also going to mean cooler tempe

hough the only a hothouse janu >> the dry weather pattern will continue to work with. let's take a look at temperatures. still pretty chilly in places like napa. upper 30s for santa rosa and fairfield as well as along the east bay shoreline. 41 in redwood city and 30 in san jose. visibility is still an issue, especially along the adults of. the extra careful if you are driving. as we set the clock ahead, we will see some clear conditions as well as lingering cloud cover in the fall. by 5:00 p.m. it will start to push in going widespread into the overnight our serious tougher to feel little bit cooler than yesterday. 57 in and snug in the livermore. 55 in half moon bay. 58 for santa rosa, 56 expected for napa and 54 expected for san francisco. this is what your 7 day around the bay looks like. partly cloudy and partly sunny conditions for the rest of the week with dry weather. the time right now is a 30 3:00 a.m.. >>catherine: first layaway return for the holiday season and now, layaway angels are popping up and pain of the accounts of unsuspecting people. it reportedly

hough us started data traffic sublease successful of california as the clues have demolished a damage fridge. workers discovered that phone lines that snaked through the overpass are encased in a potentially dangerous hazardous material fury if this live with them as of wednesday when the tanker went up in flames believe it or not, the driver was not hurt. it was a spectacular ball of fire. >> a list house if that this defense initiative yesterday thing that officials failed to properly consider alternatives. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. >>justine: an investigation of the virginia, five people have been found dead inside of a trailer. sheriff's deputies arrived on the scene a few hours ago. they have been working there for several hours and have closed off the road going into the house. we have not been able to get any information on why police are considering this suspicious. the latest information is that they are investigating. >>darya: the republican candidates for president were on the attack at last night's debate in iowa. newt gingrich leads most o

a chilly start today, into the afternoon hough temperatures are mild for this time of year. upper 50s and low '60's in the north bay. a look at our satellite and radar detector, high pressure off short driving this for a while to the north. the weather pattern has returned but it does not look like we will see rain anytime soon. into tomorrow morning, breezy conditions are expected. sunday, much of the same but a little bit cooler. mild with no snow in sight. tomorrow morning, we will have the chilly start to the day. it looks like we could catch some cloud cover and cooler temperatures as the storm goes up, down and around. >>kimberlee: let's get to the first video. a woman is trapped under a transit bus near salt lake city utah. he conceded crucifix working to rescue her. both of her legs were broken. if police officers crawled under for help or until rescue crews are able to get there. she is in intensive care expected to fully recover. check out this frees the start. there are three kayakers under a 90 ft. waterfall. the three men were not injured. they caught the entire

thank hough when it in thick which in an off who " in the >>da: in egypt, protesters are clashing and violently with police. >>marty: occupy protesters are looking to continue their momentum with more demonstrators. this shift >>jan: i have a guy that does all sinatra. we're going to celebrate from sinatra. later on, will talk about the irani hotel, the celts it yuletide and i will have sharon midnight, one of our great performers. we have a lot of new movies to talk about. we have a lot to celebrate. >>ysabel: here is a quick look outside. we have some bountiful weather as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. it promises to be a lovely day. >>janu: it is a chilly start to the morning. pretty much clear conditions out there. off we are dealing with areas of dense fog. mostly sunny conditions and scattered high clouds, we will continue to see a dry weather pattern through the next week and a holiday weekend. let's talk about the dense fog and low visibility. areas in the red indicate less than a quarter mile visibility. the ellis about a mile and a warrant is about a half mil

potential for wet weather is north of the call bridge and north sunshine as we had in a few saturday hough on a date. >>darya: stopping off for the fort of oakland for the shutdown this is the issue that the of this defense seriously fact of the two incidents were off five protesters did in defense for on november 2nd and again on december 12th. the governor had a news conference yesterday and commented on the mayor's assertion that maybe the city would not be able to prevent further shutdowns. >> i believe she is aware that this is in for and for the economy in california and she will do whatever she can to keep an open. firstly, i would give her help as needed. for for we have resources under the mutual aid. fifth off not only can they keep the port open, but they should. >>darya: the mayor said the city would try to prevent future shutdowns fifth for officials to pick up the $1.5 million tab for the hundreds of police officers that would be needed. a vote to give the police more power in these protests will happen next week. >>mark: we're watching wall street. european shares are up hig

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i heard "dancing with the stars" derek hough had some coats to spare. i'm here. downtown new york.ts. i hope you have more than one. [ knocking ] oh. >> hi. >> reporter: really appreciate it, man. >> no problem. here's three right here. >> reporter: that's very nice. i figure, you can barely keep your shirt on during the show, you probably don't have much use for a coat, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: appreciate it. >> have a good day. >> reporter: that completes it. but somehow, the coats keep rolling in. at the new victory theater, circue shanghai gave 30 coats and a singular acrobatic performance for our drive. and they got a special message of the director of high school musicals. >> here at the broadway kids care coat drive. want to say congratulations to you and your entire team for moving towards the 1 million mark. we're doing a great job here tonight. we've filled up one bin. we have over 100 coats. >> reporter: that's a success. i managed to collect hundreds of coats this week. but the mission for that 1 millionth coat continues. >> wow. >> take a look. take a look. we're m

hough will it be any more affordable in the future? that's the first question. the second quickly is in terms of open trade policies, between countries, how do you feel about fair trade? and i don't hear any of the candidates talking about that in terms of fair trade where we allow our corporations to send jobs overseas to create things by avoiding the regulations here that have made clean air, clean water, good regulations. good labor regulations where we don't have child care, we have worker's comp and protectionings for people. if you send them overseas and they don't have the policies that can ship the products back, of course all of the jobs are overseas. what are you willing to do make it fair trade rather than just open trade. >> i want to reverse this trend by -- by launching a manufacturing renaissance in this country. and recognizing full well at year's end what they're going to look like. the outsource to china is becoming insourcing to the united states. look what ford motor company is doing, dow corporation is doing. look at the natural gas revelati

hough previously held senior positions at the department of state and defense. before serving as president and ceo of aalc, an international consultancy. he is a vietnam war veteran and holds a purpleheart along with other military declarations and civilian awards. we want to particularly think you for your service to the country, mr. hof. and without further ado, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. german shavit, a ranking member ackerman, distinguished members of the subcommittee, i am deeply honored to have this opportunity to discuss syria with you today and i greatly appreciate the invitation to do so. you have my statement. i will dispense with reading it. i've got a few comments that i hope sincerely will help us frame the discussion we can have this morning. nine months ago the president of syria elected to respond to peaceful protests with violence and brutality. for nine months, he has stayed on course, a course featuring death, incarceration, torture and terror. is it any wonder that peaceful protests threatens to morph in

harrisson, hadn't chosen to work on your re-election and met a then-unknown-to-us houston girl, ashley houghmarried, we simply wouldn't be here as a family. .. just so you will see the interlocking relationship, and right at that point in time president bush and president clinton locke together. two days later i was on the ground with perlman and others who have been here and done so much and had the opportunity to spend time with john frist who is here doing surgery, being on the ground seeing response to one of the worst, three worst earthquakes in history and president bush and president clinton getting together, raising a huge amount of money which is invested not just throwing money at haiti but to create jobs and hope for hundreds and really thousands of people in the future. you really demonstrated in so many ways that life outside of washington gives all sorts of opportunities to participate and to lift people up in so many ways and we applaud your work in haiti and i had the opportunity to work with you through the clinton bush haiti fun. to my colleagues harry reid and mitch mcconn

graduate of the school in the southwestern college who really believed that the creation, the recognition hough the investor vioxx that doesn't mean you cannot support that because there's a dramatic and wonderful story in the state of israel and i move that the weeds are mixed and the flowers in that kind of situation. i wish i could answer you better. >> did the hungarian expected the americans to come to their aid in 1956? >> there is significant evidence with a great disillusionment about the hungarian groups and some of the refugees there were hundreds of thousands of refugees left and all of the united states did was make provisions and i forget the numbers now but for the thousands of hungarian refugees to come to this country but there is a great disillusionment he was very clear headed that it could not be done and this is going back to the earlier question who didn't believe in taking on a military that couldn't be completed successful he regretted deeply but made the decision you have to go back to world war ii we've elon mythology of what happened in world war ii but without the sov

i agree with the president shah hough been reduced to 3.1%, we could have put a lot of people to work. $1,000 in my pocket or your pocket, mr. speaker, may not be the end all but $1,000 in many people's who work every day for a living who love this country is not, is an insult and we're not just making matters worse, mr. speaker, we are not making them better. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. mr. camp. mr. camp: i ask unanimous consent for mr. upton to control 15 minutes of the time. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection, the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton, will control 15 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would yield myself two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. upton: mr. speaker, this bill does a lot of things. it has real reforms, it's driven in large part by the unemployment reforms, extending the payroll tax and the payroll tax cut and it's all paid for. you know, most americans don't really want unemployment, they wan

graduate of the school in the southwestern college who really believed that the creation, the recognition hough the investor vioxx that doesn't mean you cannot support that because there's a dramatic and wonderful story in the state of israel and i move that the weeds are mixed and the flowers in that kind of situation. i wish i could answer you better. >> did the hungarian expected the americans to come to their aid in 1956? >> there is significant evidence with a great disillusionment about the hungarian groups and some of the refugees there were hundreds of thousands of refugees left and all of the united states did was make provisions and i forget the numbers now but for the thousands of hungarian refugees to come to this country but there is a great disillusionment he was very clear headed that it could not be done and this is going back to the earlier question who didn't believe in taking on a military that couldn't be completed successful he regretted deeply but made the decision you have to go back to world war ii we've elon mythology of what happened in world war ii but without the sov

tom cruise playing an '80s musical rock star, alec baldwin, julianne hough. and if you love the '80s, you'll love this movie. and if you want to see tom cruise as a crazy rock star, you'll love this movie. and he builds up a lot of fans. he's still a movie star considering how well "mission impossible" did this weekend. >> i got confused for a second. a broadway hit? >> he does his own stunts, he's a rock star, he does everything. >> we'll talk to you a little later in the show. so many movies to talk about. >> sounds great. >>> it was a holiday gift for sports fans across the country yesterday. the official start of the nba season after 149-day labor dispute. and then a rematch of yesterday's final. lebron james and the miami heat rolling past the defending champion dallas mavericks, james scored 47 points. >>> and here in new york, the knicks pulling out a last second 106-104 victory against the rival boston celtics. anthony matching lebron scoring 37 points for his hometown knicks fans. >> full time-out -- [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. premier

graduate of the school in the southwestern college who really believed that the creation, the recognition hough the investor vioxx that doesn't mean you cannot support that because there's a dramatic and wonderful story in the state of israel and i move that the weeds are mixed and the flowers in that kind of situation. i wish i could answer you better. >> did the hungarian expected the americans to come to their aid in 1956? >> there is significant evidence with a great disillusionment about the hungarian groups and some of the refugees there were hundreds of thousands of refugees left and all of the united states did was make provisions and i forget the numbers now but for the thousands of hungarian refugees to come to this country but there is a great disillusionment he was very clear headed that it could not be done and this is going back to the earlier question who didn't believe in taking on a military that couldn't be completed successful he regretted deeply but made the decision you have to go back to world war ii we've elon mythology of what happened in world war ii but without the sov

i agree with the president shah hough been reduced to 3.1%, we could have put a lot of people to work. $1,000 in my pocket or your pocket, mr. speaker, may not be the end all but $1,000 in many people's who work every day for a living who love this country is not, is an insult and we're not just making matters worse, mr. speaker, we are not making them better. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. mr. camp. mr. camp: i ask unanimous consent for mr. upton to control 15 minutes of the time. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection, the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton, will control 15 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would yield myself two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. upton: mr. speaker, this bill does a lot of things. it has real reforms, it's driven in large part by the unemployment reforms, extending the payroll tax and the payroll tax cut and it's all paid for. you know, most americans don't really want unemployment, they wan