when her grandfather, james allen, is a lumberjack in northern california.a widower with a son in the army, sees redwood trees so massive that several men can easily fit inside the hollowed trunks. one day, during a sudden rain squall, he seeks shelter in the trunk of a giant redwood. that's when it occurs to james that he could actually make a home out of one. >> it was the tail end of the depression. he couldn't afford to buy a regular house. my grandma had already passed away. >> so james allen combs the forest for a suitable tree. he finally discovers the perfect one on the property of the georgia-pacific lumber company, near eureka, california. >> he traded the lumber company for that section of log for work. and then it took him four months to burrow out all the wood and a year and a half to complete the house. it was all done by hand. >> today, most of those lumber mills are gone. what was once called the "redwood empire" is now a state park. >> welcome to humboldt redwoods state park. >> oh, my gosh. these trees are so beautiful. >> and they're the t

when her grandfather, james allen, is a lumberjack in northern california.ames, a widower with a son in the army, sees redwood trees so massive that several men can easily fit inside the hollowed trunks. one day, during a sudden rain squall, he seeks shelter in the trunk of a giant redwood. that's when it occurs to james that he could actually make a home out of one. >> it was the tail end of the depression. he couldn't afford to buy a regular house. my grandma had already passed away. >> so james allen combs the forest for a suitable tree. he finally discovers the perfect one on the property of the georgia-pacific lumber company, near eureka, california. >> he traded the lumber company for that section of log for work. and then it took him four months to burrow out all the wood and a year and a half to complete the house. it was all done by hand. >> today, most of those lumber mills are gone. what was once called the "redwood empire" is now a state park. >> welcome to humboldt redwoods state park. >> oh, my gosh. these trees are so beautiful. >> and they're

i think you have in your support e-mails and letter from master arbors james allen and some others. there many community members that feel this choice is turning irving street into sort of a los angeles kind of disney world look with the selection of the palm. and many recognize that an indigenous tree would be more appropriate. you can see exhibit c here, how really the canopy tree was discouraged in the way this thing is represented. the lines through the canopy. >> your time is up. do you want to have a finishing statement there? >> yes. so it's really our hope the board of appeals will amend the dpw order request the friends of the urban force may become arbiters with dpw and the community for selection of a good tree. >> the date of iphone question. of the 5 meetings, did you folks attend any of those?. yes. i was in attendance at meeting number 2 and also meeting number 4 and 5. >> then, what was your take of how the meeting went? >> my take was that it didn't go >> could you speak into the microphone. >> my take was that it didn't reflect the perspective of the entire communi

hillary clinton to bring more refugees into the country in spite of what general john allen, the fbi director james comb my and the director of national intelligence james clapper said. let me play their remarks about those issues to you and get your response that. >> i don't think we're at war with islam. i think we are at war with -- >> he didn't say all muslims. he said radical -- >> i think you can talk about islamists. >> it's important to understand is we have organizations, whether it's isis or al qaeda, who do believe we should go back several thousand years. what the magic number is, i don't know. because we don't know the extent of the problem. but i certainly think that the united states should take its full responsibility and helping those. >> i also said that we should take increased numbers of refugees, the administration originally said ten. i said we should go to 65 but only if we have a carefully screening and vetting process as we can imagine. >> we can't ascertain is as our intelligence community is wa warning whether or not they have sympathies for isis. why this reluctance and

i think you have in your support e-mails and letter from master arbors james allen and some others. there many community members that feel this choice is turning irving street into sort of a los angeles kind of disney world look with the selection of the palm. and many recognize that an indigenous tree would be more appropriate. you can see exhibit c here, how really the canopy tree was discouraged in the way this thing is represented. the lines through the canopy. >> your time is up. do you want to have a finishing statement there? >> yes. so it's really our hope the board of appeals will amend the dpw order request the friends of the urban force may become arbiters with dpw and the community for selection of a good tree. >> the date of iphone question. of the 5 meetings, did you folks attend any of those?. yes. i was in attendance at meeting number 2 and also meeting number 4 and 5. >> then, what was your take of how the meeting went? >> my take was that it didn't go >> could you speak into the microphone. >> my take was that it didn't reflect the perspective of the entire communi

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reporter: cynthia koehler says she wanted judge nadine allen to give the defendants james kirby, mario lewis and chasidy brewer, the maximum sentence, even though the prosecutor agreed to a plea deal. >> our interpretation of the law is that she definitely had some judicial discretion in which she could have imposed some additional time. reporter: prosecutors say 73-year-old carl engel was severely beaten by kirby. >> he had been beaten for an extended period of time with such items as a can inside of a sock used as like a swinging club, a coffee maker, a five gallon bucket of driveway sealer. reporter: engel' s son says his dad suffered for at least three hours before he died. prosecutors say kirby removed engel couldn' t call for help. >> the assault went down two kitchen with blood sprayed all over the walls and the ceiling and down the stair case into the kitchen. reporter: brewer, who served as the lookout during the burglary, cried in court as she apologized to the victim' s family. she was sentenced to 10 years for trying to burn evidence before she was caught. >> i don' t know

the president's envoy to defeat isis, general john allen, our national intelligence director, james clapper, fbi director james comey have all said isis will infiltrate like they did in paris -- >> of course they will. they've said they're going to. >> so, if anybody's coming from a country that practices sharia, don't we have to worry that they are radicalized in their views and think women should cover themselves and not drive a car and can't go to school or work? >> absolutely, yes. it's why i've introduced legislation to ban any refugees from countries where al qaeda or isis control any country at all. >> what about saudi arabia? >> and it's why i've been leading the fight to stop sharia law here. no international law has any authority in america. but the critical thing, sean, people are scared. they're scared. we see these terrorist attacks. we have this president, president obama, who acts as an apologist for the islamists and people get more angry. so, donald's insults, i get, they're cathartic. it feels good to yell when you have a president who doesn't keep you safe, but i have pro

allen. >> what did you miss? dot debate. mike and tom spoke to james about his distaste for it.dered about the efficacy of the plot. for guidance through that and i wonder if that is counterproductive, at this point. we put were at zero and out this forecast, this was considered forward guidance and helpful. you are off that and projecting that over the next increase, you the are giving forward guidance and i am not sure that i am come double giving that in this environment. if you look at the greenspan federal reserve, they never give any reference. focus and let's market expectations move around. we now have a plot with lines and i am not sure. >> they should get rid of it? >> i find myself unilaterally pulling. you have a lot there. i think this is an important issue. and we have a communications committee that talked about it a lot. this is a promise about what is going to happen and he says, "absolutely not." it depends on how the economy develops and it could be interpreted as forward guidance, which is why i'm getting concerned about what we are doing with these policy pr

james. an outstanding future ahead. don't foul, don't foul. >> tim: and they foul. [laughter] >> dan: oh, boy. >> dan: third on angel. >> tim: and allen at the free-throw line. over there preaching to them now. manufacturea feeling about where virginia tech is headed, dan. the more they play, likely in the nit, the better they can get. a lot of learning for a young squad just put together like this one. end to end. pass knocked knocked away by wilson. no denying the foundation has been put together by buzz in just a couple of years. halftime two seasons, two wins in each of the years in the acc and each year won 10 in the regular season and won a game in the tournament. high in the acc tournament. thingsare looking. >> what a turn around. >> tim: clarke gets the foul. now they need help at the free-throw line from davon reed. >> dan: haven't gotten any help so far. >> tim: seth allen quietly tonight, 29, dan. 17 free throws made. ties an acc tournament record for most free throws made in a game. charlie scott had the number in 1970. [laughter] >> dan: pretty good company. >> tim: you get it is. -- you bet it is. driving to the basket.

james. an outstanding futur ahead. >> dan: jim larraaga shouts don't foul, on't foul. >> tim: and they foul. [laughter >> dan: oh,boy. >> dan: third on angel. >> tim: and allen at the e-throw line. now. manufacturea feeling about wre virginia tech is headed, dan. the more they play, likely n the nit, the better they can get. a lot of learning for a young d just put together like this one. end to end. pass knocked knocked away by wilson. no denying the foundation has been put tgether by buzz in just a couple of years. >> dan: virginia tech their halftime two seasons, two wins ineach of the years in the acc and each year won 10 in th rer season and won a game in the tournament. high in the acc tounament. thingsare looking. >> what a turn around. >> tim: clarke gets the fo free-throw line from davon reed. >> dan: haven't gotten an help so far. >> tim: sh allen quietly tonight, 29, dan. 17 free throw made. ties an acc tournament record for most free throwsde in a game. charlie scott hathe number in 1970. [laughter] >> dan: pretty good company. >> tim: you get it is. -- you bet it s. driving to the basket. this time pulls up r three. hang n. >> dan: jim is like c

host: james, you have to turn the tv down. allen in brooklyn, a democrat. caller: good morning.ost: who are you supporting right now? caller: i would support any democrat who is nominated. i have not forgotten the tragic lesson of 2000 when people were so intent on supporting the perfect candidate in the off nadir, that they stayed home and rose what they did not get him, and we ended up losing al gore. bernie sanders is not only running with the right issues, but he is a patriot trying to thread the needle of asserting his views and teaching the public and raising interest without taking the chance of being a spoiler and wiping out the chances of democrats if he is not the nominee. that is one of the things people admire most about him. support hillary vigorously if she is the nominee, and i think it is possible he may be, and i would like to see that happen. host: your remarks echo what the exit polls found in michigan and other places. democratic primary voters said any candidate -- it either candidate would be acceptable to them. among republicans, divisions are deeper. near

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>>reporter: allen says of all the rain we've had this season + bran is projected to come later on in the week it would not surprise and more landslides are to come. >>james: the coverage continues online for our web site the weather conditions cause in the mud slide continue to be an issue for rail systems across northern california that you're ride tree limbs near the tracks that were tall eucalyptus trees stood the inspection are said to be a routine they have been altered. >>james: bernie sanders when and michigan sources say the campaign is shaken by the close democratic race donald trump meanwhile was the other winner last night. >>reporter: in a stunning upset bernie sanders won the michigan primary helleri clinton is still in the lead rep this is an embarrassing speed bump and actors to pull away from the senate campaign donald trump morning crucial victory he is not the only republican one of the night tad accruals one idaho now the focus is on next tuesday it would contest the mark or real state of florida. >>james: in the south of a new details emerging after deadly also involve shooting in san jose and it happened just after 6:00 monday night

james: we have these pictures coming in and be looking at these periodically throughout the morning. star tracker for issuing that is most active year. the shoreline and shown things calmed down at san leandro. allene. island and oakland international airport are mellowing out which screens. and in the space we have some char activity here. the morning's meeting away entirely four or six lady as part of it so far looks for to get a lease that party spate. add to the south and doubleton in pleasanton is so far is nice and dry. there's nothing actively falling right now. hear a word in union city will be working the direction into dublin and pleasanton. in the south bay that forcing the most active weather pattern now. it is cutting through los altos and getting down to cupertino. wall whether it will continue march's waycross the south bay and eventually impacting places like santa clara and san jose and. well below while our before it's all the way out. for that force the south is looking at being impacted by the rain. the peninsula so far is not too bad. of some charges salmon do bridge but their light nature. sfo is still recording two hours place. there's no rain falling. the instability is str

allen testified one-third army forces at readiness. the rest of the united states army is not appropriate for what the american people would expect to defend them. last week secretary james than half our combat forces are ready for a high end fight. and she later said the air force is the smallest, oldest and least ready forcecross the full spectrum of operations in our history. do you agree that we have a significant readiness problem across the services that especially for the wide -- excuse me, wide variety of contingencies we've got to face? >> chairman, i do. and i think those are accurate reflections of the force as a whole. from my perspective there's really three issues. there's the resources necessary to address the readiness issue. there's time. and then there's operational tempo. and the readiness challenges that we're experiencing right now are really a result of several years of unstable fiscal environment as well as extraordinarily high operational tempo. and it's going to take us some years to get out of the trough that we're in right now. what i'm satisfied with in this year's budget, fy '17 is that we have met the requirements from a fiscal perspective t

allen has testified 1/3 of army forces are at states of readiness. it is not an appropriate level for the american people would expect to defend them. last week, secretary jamesss than half of our combat forces are ready for a high-end fight. she later said that air force is the smallest, oldest, and least ready force across our history. do you agree we have a significant readiness problem across the services that, especially for the wide variety of contingencies we have got to face? dunford: chairman, i do. are my perspective, there three issues. we have the resources necessary to address the readiness issue. then there is time, and operational tempo. the readiness challenges we are experiencing are a result of several years of unstable fiscal environment, as well as extraordinarily high operational tempo. it'll take us some years to get out of the trough we are in right now. am satisfied of in this year's budget is we have met the services have for identified for readiness. we can't buy our way out of the problem, i think the service chiefs probably identified to you in the case of the army, the navy, and the marine corps it will be sometime around fy 20 be