po the church's tree landed on jeff myers roof.e says this isn't the first time he's dealt with a heritage tree. >> same thing happens during the summer but a large branch fell between the church and our house. no one got hurt. my kids were literally sitting inside of the family room, five feet away from where the tree branch fell. reporter: residents have been frustrated with these massive heritage trees which by law limit their prop -- what property owners can do. each can cost thousands of dollars to maintain and a fine of up to $5,000 for removing them without the proper protocol. >> we want to keep our heritage trees. they are beautiful and necessary for our environment. reporter: president of the pleasanton heritage association says proper upkeep can help keep the trees healthy and that residents can petition the city to get the trees removed. >> go to the city and get an application to have your trees reviewed. if they feel they are hazardous or unhealthy or present some kind of a threat to the property. reporter: thece can

reporter church's tree landed on jeff myers roof.says this isn't the first time he's dealt with a heritage tree. >> same thing happens during the summer but a large branch fell between the church and our house. no one got hurt. my kids were literally sitting inside of the family room, five feet away from where the tree branch fell. reporter: residents have been frustrated with these massive heritage trees which by law limit their prop -- what property owners can do. each can cost thousands of dollars to maintain and a fine of up to $5,000 for removing them without the proper protocol. >> we want to keep our heritage trees. they are beautiful and necessary for our environment. reporter: president of the pleasanton heritage association says proper upkeep can help keep the trees healthy and that residents can petition the city to get the trees removed. >> go to the city and get an application to have your trees reviewed. if they feel they are hazardous or unhealthy or present some kind of a threat to the property. reporter: the process

myers. this is jeff. hey, i believe that a kind of naturalness is precisely what makes things likable. it's like out of us. and when someone says this actually happened in austin, in the ellen house, we all learn most from what goes wrong. and i think social media experts we well advised to also post the mistakes sometimes of these a fina most possible. but toxic positivity on social media just doesn't allow for that. so many refuse to accept the good vibes trend at face value, maladaptive liquidity. you can't lose sight of reality, even if you're optimistic about everything at the end of the day, you have to cope with some stuff and then it doesn't matter whether you viewed everything positively. the truth catches up the reality in the couches up evaluated angle. for that reason, i think a healthy mix of both ways is important. it's almost like you have to have bad stuff sometimes because only then can you really look forward to something good. and then man, if your mood isn't so good to me so than it's okay that it's not good. a sneak goodies, montana he dont have cameras yourself or