one word. >> "humboldt!" >> how do you explain that?as i say, i think they were so thrilled with the man, and he wrote about 50 volumes, unlike darwin. he just wrote books all the time. >> he, like darwin, was stinging in his comments about slavery. i learned this from your book. but when his famous book appeared in this country, the american version of his famous book, all the references to slavery had been excised. >> isn't that astounding? >> how do you explain it? >> i only know that they did that because he said they did that. the other thing is that darwin also rejected this idea that there was a difference in the races. and this is phenomenal because in the middle of the 19th centuries, when we get these theories of racial hierarchies, they're just, you know, and -- >> and we begin to get the development of eugenics, i mean, right -- >> right, exactly. but even before eugenics, that white race at top and you go down with each color. and they just both, both, really the two greatest scientists in the natural sciences of the 19th c

it happened at humboldt bay near eureka. another surfer survived a shark attack in the same area last year. >>> a store clerk wielding a machete chased an armed robber out of a convenience store in new york. this is caught on surveillance video here. the masked man holding a gun demands the money. he fired a shot. but the clerk there pulled out that machete from under the counter and chased him off. but police say it is better to give in to the robber's demand instead of trying to fight back. in this case it worked. >> right. and can you imagine having a machete handy? >> now, that's a knife. >> well, it worked. don't try that at home, though. [ laughter ] >> it worked. >>> the weather department, we have some changes in the offing the next couple of days. >> feels like fall. >> a little bit as we had a warm day today but that's going to change midweek. right now concord 83, 83 livermore, at the same time san francisco just 66. you can see some high clouds up there atop the golden gate bridge where traffic appears to be roll

it's just outside the entrance to humboldt bay. a friend showed us the surfboard with the shark bite marks in it. someone also posted a sign at the beach to warn other surfers. fortunately, there were plenty of people catches waves yesterday morning when the attack happened. no word on what kind of shark bite, what kind of shark bit the surf surfer's thigh. last october at the same beach, another surfer was attacked by a great white shark. he, too, survived. >>> firefighters are monitoring hot spots in yuerba buena island for the three-acre fire. firefighters are going to stay on the scene until the hot spots are out. that fire started in a ray gene before 8:00 last night. it was tough to fight, too, because the blaze of the location and it was hard to find the cause for that reason as well. the battalion chief says they're fwoings going to make adjustments to be prepared to fight fires in this terrain in the future. >>> thousands of pilings soaked will be removed from the bay to clean up the habitat for the birds. the "mij" report

man attacked by great white shark surfing in humboldt county came out of nowhere.shark attacked him yesterday morning at surf spot called the bunker near eureka a. jay was paddling waiting for a wave when 9 if the great white took a bite from the upper thigh and board. the friend medley started paddling in and calling on him to do the same thing. >> i remember swinging at the shark trying to punch and i missed. shark turned and swam away. my mind was diagnose strange things. i saw the shark and my mind was thinking wow! the shark is so healthy and beautiful. >>reporter: wow! jay friends wrapped the leg and kept it warm until crew arrived. it required 30 stitches but he's doing okay. >> benjamin make over. new 100 dollar bill in circulation tomorrow and you can see this and more colorful than any previous kourn situation. also first time it includes wristed printing and number of add until security features. production problems delay the roll out by 2 and a half years but bank customers could start seeing these new 100 dollar bills by tomorrow afternoon. >> apple co

man attacked by great white shark surfing in humboldt county came out of nowhere.at surf spot called the bunker near eureka a. jay was paddling waiting for a wave when 9 if the great white took a bite from the upper thigh and board. the friend medley started paddling in and calling on him to do the same thing. >> i remember swingingshark tryo shark trying to punch and i missed. shark turned and swam away. my mind was diagnose strange things. i saw the shark and my mind was thinking wow! the shark is so healthy and beautiful. >>reporter: wow! jay friends wrapped the leg and kept it warm until crew arrived. it required 30 stitches but he's doing okay. >> benjamin make over. new 100 dollar bill in circulation tomorrow and you can see this and more colorful than any previous kourn situation. also first time it includes wristed printing and number of add until security features. production problems delay the roll out by 2 and a half years but bank customers could start seeing these new 100 dollar bills by tomorrow afternoon. >> apple could be fined ago larger cen for th

man attacked by great white shark surfing in humboldt county came out of nowhere. shark attacked him yesterday morning at surf spot called the bunker near eureka a. jay was paddling waiting for a wave when 9 if the great white took a bite from the upper thigh and board. the friend medley started paddling in and calling on him to do the same thing. >> i remember swinging at the shark trying to punch and i missed. shark turned and swam away. my mind was diagnose strange things. i saw the shark and my mind was thinking wow! the shark is so healthy and beautiful. >>reporter: wow! jay friends wrapped the leg and kept it warm until crew arrived. it required 30 stitches but he's doing okay. >> benjamin make over. new 100 dollar bill in circulation tomorrow and you can see this and more colorful than any previous kourn situation. also first time it includes wristed printing and number of add until security features. production problems delay the roll out by 2 and a half years but bank customers could start seeing these new 100 dollar bills by tomorrow afternoon. >> apple c

the 45-year-old says it happened while he paddled in a familiar spot up in humboldt county on sunday. he says he remembers trying to punch the shark and missing. but the shark turned away. fellow surface ran to help -- fellow surfers ran to help him. >> everyone was sprinting to the water. the primary concern at that point was stabilizing him, getting emergency vehicles out there and getting him to the hospital. >> signs were put up to warn surfers. another surfer survived a shark attack in the same area last year. >>> 4:55. coming up hundreds of people are sick because of a certain brand of chicken. why is it on certain bay area store shelves? >> reporter: transit agencies are already telling bay area commuters to be prepared for another bart strike. we'll tell you the promising signs that show a deal may be closer than you think. , ,, [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male anno

the 45-year-old said it happened while he paddled in a familiar spot up in humboldt county yesterday.he remembers trying to punch the shark and missing, but the shark turned away and fellow surfers ran to help him. >> boards were thrown to the beep and everybody was sprinting down to help -- beach and everybody was sprinting down to help him out of the water. the primary concern was stablizing him, getting emergency vehicles and getting him to the hospital. >> signs were put up to warn other surfers. another surfer survived a shark attack in the same area last year. >> are they prone to attacking people in the fall or summer? is there any season for it? >> i know they come out around christmas time to the farallon islands. we were shooting eye on the bay and saw an attack in full progress that took place about 100 yards offshore. >> on a sea lion. >> a little appetizer for them. >>> we'll start out with numbers around the bay area, fairly mild, still in the 60s in parts. concord is 61 now, livermore the same and the wind is coming from a direction promising cooler air filtering into t

. >>> a light earthquake in humboldt county. the 4.9 quake was 32 miles north, northwest of eureka.his comes after a 3.9 quake hit this morning. >>> the bay area is ready for weekend, if you're hoping for the area to warm up let's hear the news. >> it will warm up a bit. we head toward the weekend. this week flew by, i'm getting older. here we are friday. weather is warming up. without the extreme fire danger we experienced. as you look at the satellite map, you can see the areas of green representing the 50s. those are the cooler spots. it's 68 in santa rosa. daytime highs were in the 70s for the most part. there's fog along the coast, you woke up lots of fog. the fog along the coast. it will push back inland tonight. here's the deal, as we go into the bay area weekend, temperature will go up. we could see low 80s showing up in the area. the winds are all over the map. southeast wind in santa rosa. we see the winds clocking around like that, that's typical for this time of the year. in the fall. in the summer it's onshore. this time of the year the winds have more versatility to th

. >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? family picking you up?yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'll ever be behind bars. hopefully this the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everything? >> i got a lot of family support. >> they tell me that but i see them back in a few months. they'll be with to you process you out. >> okay. >> this is the information on three strikes laws. make sure you read that before you go out. what i need you to do is sign your name here and print your name right underneath there for me. >> okay. >> i got $200 on you. i give you this money for the train station, all right? do you have any children? >> yes, i got a son. >> how old is he? >> 18 months old. >> that's your best bet you don't come back. be a good role model for your son. okay? >> i will. >> all right. you ready to roll? >> yes. >> i have responsibilities, i got a son now,

he needed to face so i think he would end up on the ceiling holding a humboldt lilly but she was nearlythe size of latvia was. the lilly would be curved in the feminism ordinary so we will have to see. i hope you survive the final cut as they say in hollywood. i did survive the final cut and there is my face looking very strange that corncobs and machetes and stuff like that. that maybe gives a sense of what he was up to apart from creating an extraordinary paradise filled with art that he commissioned from a local artist so he was up to a lot of other stuff. i'm going to read a short extract. when i was a teenager my father used to sit just a dictionary or if i was feeling a bit down. his own father had recommended to dig into mark's darkness descended. the point made was a reminder not to collapse to find meaning contra chaos was spared punches get to the root of things in and per mice blow your trumpet from their. that is what he did and i think that is what we are all what i'm hearing and what everyone is saying a sense of his voice which was like a trumpet. it's just so exciting to

alise traveled from fresno to humboldt counties and witnessed the trash left behind and saw a form of poison that banned from being used on or near agriculture. they are using it to keep animals off their plants, scientists are beginning to understand the impact it will have. >> what we know there is a massive use of tox i can'ts out there and i don't mean over the counter, we're talking about restricted use and banned chemicals. these are specifically been banned for wide array of reasons and but one of them is for also the malicious poisoning that we're seeing out there for wildlife. >> there is growing concern it could be tainting the water supply. more tonight at 11:00. >> a monumental day for cory booker all street become the newest senator on capitol hill. booker being sworn in as new jersey's junior senator, he was elected earlier this month to finish the term of frank lautenberg who died in june. booker will be the second african-american currently in the united states senate. >> today, a judge is expected to decide whether to shut down production of chili sauce. the city sued

that is because she is also known as sister stephanie baliga she runs through humboldt park and returnsn time for mass at the mission of the angels. she went to the bridges life after graduating as a scholar athlete from the university of illinois. i was in very good shape. she was the sixth cross country runner in the nation went tragedy occurred. i was running and all this up my foot broke in half and my whole life was kind of taken away. she took off wants to heal and then her focus went to hire considerations. at the campus center she had a new mindset and a new orientation to religious life. stephanie baliga went on a period of assessment to see how she fit into the catholic church. this 1958 school fire left students and nuns dead but it was a new life for her. brother lombardo. god calls whoever she with he wishesshe stephanie had a critical question. could a nun run? a body is a gift from god and we should take good care of our bodies. the answer was yes as long as she covered her knees and her head. when your help the work better your body and mind are in good shape and she doe

he was also a deputy district attorney in orange and humboldt counties in california. is a graduate of cal state fullerton and received his jd from western state university. please proceed. >> good morning, mr. chairman, ranking member, members of the subcommittee, thank you for a limited that's why today. my name is david labahn. eight years ago national organization to represent and include appointed and elected as well as deputies and assistant. on behalf of apa i am pleased of the opportunity to address the issues surrounding this vast expansion of self-defense repurchase stand your ground. as prosecutors we seek to do justice for victims and hold offenders accountable. especially in cases where life has been finally ended whether by firearm or other deadly means. since 2009 apa has tried to legislate progressive standard ground and assistant prosecutors to enforce these expensive new laws. i've attached to my testimony our statement of principle for guarding stand your ground law's, which have raised a number of troubling intense concern. prosecutors and professio

he was also a deputy district attorney in orange and humboldt counties and cough humboldt counties in khalfani and a graduate of cal state and received his j.d. from western state university. mr. labonte please proceed. >> the good morning mr. chairman and ranking member crews and the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. apa is the only national organization to represent and include appointed elected as well as deputy assistance. i am pleased to have the opportunity to address the issues surrounding this vast expansion of self-defense repurchase tendered graham. as prosecutors we seek justice for victims and hold offenders accountable for their actions especially in cases where life has been quietly ended by fire are markedly means. since 2009 ap has a track the progression of an assistant prosecutors to enforce these expansive. i've attached my testimony regarding the "stand your ground" law spray these laws are very troubling and dangerous. prosecutors in the professional associations have or only oppose "stand your ground" law's. the current -- co

the 45-year-old says it happened while he paddled in a familiar spot up in humboldt county on sunday.ys he remembers trying to punch the shark and missing. but the shark turned away. fellow surfers ran to help him. >> everyone was sprinting down to get down to the water and the primary concern at that point was stabilizing him getting emergency vehicles and getting him to the hospital. >> dan got 30 stitches but is expected to recover fully. estimates show that the shark was about 9 feet long. >> wow. >>> new york police have arrested a fourth suspect and are seeking two others in connection with the beating of the suv driver last week. it happened after the suv driver accidentally bumped one of several motorcyclists riding together. some bikers attacked him, others shot video of the beating. >> i thought he was dead. >> i said stop, let it go, guys. i don't know what they were thinking. somehow they stopped. >> the victim did survive. meanwhile three nypd officers were part of the group of bikers. no indication they took part in fact attack. but they are now on desk duty during the i

it happened yesterday morning at a popular surf spot near humboldt bay.his is what the man's surfboard looked like afterward. he was bitten in the upper left thigh. he paddled to shore and was taken to the hospital. another surfer suffered a shark attack in the same area last year. >>> that time of year, you know? >> well, it's always that time of year. [ laughter ] >> that's why i just like standing back enjoying the sunset. we have high clouds that made for a beautiful sunset last night, same thing for tonight as we get mild conditions in the bay area this is next couple of hours. then tomorrow we really do begin to cool off. as we have a look at the numbers around the bay area, they are still in the upper 70s in the east bay. 79 concord. 77 in san jose. here's what happening. we'll cool down. temperatures will bottom out on wednesday. it will warm a bit by the weekend not dramatically and we won't recover to the temperatures that we have had the past couple of days. maybe not even until next may. we'll see if we get one more warming trend before we get

the 45-year-old says it happened while he paddled in a familiar spot up in humboldt county sunday.ys he punched the shark and turned away but he missed. >> i remember swinging at the shark and tried to punch it. i missed. they wrapped a shirt and towel around it. they had stopped the bleeding. >> scrivner got 30 stitches but is expected to make a full recovery. another surfer survived a shark attack in the same area last year. he is very lucky >> you know what he always says, i'll be back out surfing tomorrow. >> oh, yeah. >> they always say that. >>> a white diamond sold for aid record $30 million at auction in hong kong. >> the 118.28-carat oval diamond was mined in africa. it was sold for $3.6 million after 6 minutes of bidding selling a new world record. buyer and selling remaining anonymous. >>> we are getting closer and closer to a deadline but the question for commuters this morning, are we closer to a deal? the latest between the negotiation talks between bart and its unions. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves m

he was also a deputy district attorney and aren't and humble -- in orange and humboldt county in california and received his jd from western state university. please proceed. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i am the president of the association of prosecuting attorneys. we are a private nonprofit theion to enhance effectiveness of prosecutors to create safer communities. we are the only national organization to represent and include appointed elected as well as their deputies and assistance. i am pleased to have the opportunity to address the issues surrounding this expansion of self-defense referred to as stand your ground. we seek to do justice for victims and hold those accountable for their actions especially in cases where lives have been violently ended. since 2009, apa has tracked the legislative progression of stand your ground and assisted prosecutors's enforcing these laws. i have attached to my testimony is. -- our statement of principles these laws have raised a number of troubling and dangerous concerns. overwhelminglye oppose these l

society but the people themselves and on the dangers of theocracy jefferson wrote alexander von humboldt history i believe furnishes no example of a priest ridden people maintaining a free civil government this marks the lowest grade of ignorance of which there are civil as well as religious leaders will always avail themselves for their own purposes. thanks to jefferson and our founding fathers the power structure that had existed for thousands of years was flipped upside down so that the people had the rights and they could decide which privileges might be passed along to hereditary kings or warlords or would be theocrats. this new power structure worked pretty well for two hundred years but beginning in one nine hundred eighty one with the reagan revolution the hereditary kings the violent warlords and the theocrats big can reclaim in the power that they had once had they made deals with each other to work together to suppress the power of we the people and take away our rights. today is hereditary kings of the wealthy elite the top one percent of americans who control a staggering fo

. >> reporter:it happened sunday morning near humboldt bay. >> came from. turned and swim away. >> reporter: friends helped the 45-year old english professor to shore.but there was concern help would not arrive in time because the governement shut-down forced the gates to be locked. friends made a tourniquet out of a t-shirt.and helped him stay warm as paramedics came to his aid. he needed 30 statiches, but is expected to make a full recovery. >> pam: coming up. the asiana flight 2-14 crash. what an expert says could be a new factor in the deadly accident. plus -- a special visit. >> pam: why former u-s president jimmy carter and his wife are in the bay area. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals

here is one from rigo from humboldt, texas. my name is rigo. i'm a single father. i have healthcare coverage through my employer and urrently pay $320 a month for myself and my daughter. i'm extremely worried and is erned that my premium going to go up if obama care goes into effect. paycheck and k to i cannot afford my premium to rise. please help. ne more story from sherry from fairmo fairmont, west virginia. part-time forced to employment because of obama care and i know may lose my home longer be will no able to afford to make our mortgage. i have major medical issues. i'm losing my insurance and will be for purposed to obtain .ther insurance i was happy with my insurance job.y but because of obama care my shambles. i was happy as a worker who was self-sufficient self-sufficient. obama and his policies have shame me to a state of and embarrassment, replacing the satisfaction i once felt as a result of my own self-reliance. god is not happy. these are real people feeling because the obama economic agenda does not work. we need to make the case to every young per

c-span or obscure bits like a video of alex beaten at an antiwar rally in california just outside the humboldtcounty court is but it's on youtube. have a look. alex's 10 next to an actual guillotine just to his record he starts off with a few facts about the guillotine cometh invented by a liberal. he then goes on to deliver a passion defense of the french revolution, and the guillotine itself. and i quote, if every corporate chieftain in the united states as he told employers to break the law, that he asked his lawyer to get him off the hook as he cheated people with this product, if he knew that there was one possibility that the blade would go up and the blade would come down, we would have a better society. i remember one of my favorite -- this document behind the wheel and the first clip, right at the peak of the bush administration's but, alex says sure everything is gone to hell and, of course, there's no hope, that alex said, bread and coffee. bread and coveted in the united states are infinitely better than what was when he first came to. the staples of life, he wasn't joking, this wa

the 45-year-old, jay, was surfing in humboldt bay sunday afternoon with friends when he noticed somethingn the water next to him. he said he was paddling his board when all of a sudden, the shark came from under him and started to attack. that's when he fought back and went back to shore for safety. >> i remember swinging at the shark trying to punch it. i missed. the shark turned and swam away. >> many are concerned he would not get help in time because the beach is closed due to the government shutdown. last year another surfer was attacked nearby and survived. >>> in brentwood, new york, an armed robber became the victim when a store clerk fought back. it the -- the video shows a gunman coming in demanding cash. the clerk reaches in under the counter and pulls out a large machete. he chased the man through the parking lot. police are still looking for that suspect. >>> house republicans and democrats blamed each other for the continuing partial government shutdown now in the ago day -- eighth day. they blame each other and also edging us closer -- us closer to the debt ceiling. kyla ca

the california district attorney's association and was also a deputy direct attorney in orange and humboldtin california, graduate of kal state fullerton, receiving a md from the university. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i'm david labahn, president of association prosecutorring attorneys, a private nonprofit organization to create safer communities. apa is the only national organization to represent and include appointed elected as well as deputies and substantiates. on behalf of apa, pleased to have the opportunity to address the issues surrounding this vast expansion of self-defense referred to as stand your ground. as prosecutors, we seek to do justice for victims and hold offenders accountable for actions especially in cases where life violencely ended whether by firearm or other dead hi means. since 2009, apa tracked legislative progression of stand your ground and prosecutors work to end force expansive new laws, and attached to the testimony our statement of principles regarding stand your ground laws, and the laws raisedded a