to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect con

they aren't always a ceramic vessel under a ledge. sometimes they are huge. sometimes they are 3-story dwellings built up into the cracks. they are buildings that they made in the 11th century ad, that the anastasi, the pueblo people made, that a base 5 stories tall. they built at least 400 miles of roads are documented in the four corners area. when i'm saying roads, i'm saying swaugts cut across the desert that are 30 feet wide that have berms about this high on both sides and run absolutely straight. and if they hit a landmark of some sort, they don't around it, they go up and over it or they go down a cliff and when you are on one of these roads and you get to the edge of a cliff, you can see that it's easier to go down maybe 20 feet over to your left, but they go right down the cliff. and you look down the cliff and there are stairs carved into the cliff face so that this road stays absolutely straight. my take on this is that out in the desert, the ultimate commodity besides water is visibility. and if you set a line across the desert, you are going to

the ad calls on ledge islators to work together to stop extreme cuts. the campaign comes before governor brown releases his budget on monday. >>> tonight in an nbc news exclusive, sarah shourd speaks out about the country's unexplained moment of her fellow hikers. the men weren't even talken to court, which has families crushed. >> when something like this happens, we fear the worse. we are very concerned about their physical and mental health after nearly two years of extreme isolation. >> on and ra mitch l reports, she said she fears they have gone on hunger strikes out of desperation. >>> retaliation for the killing of osama bin laden.

>> basically the ledges e legislature.e members of the high-speed rail authority are appointed by the governor and by the legislature, and you know, the legislature does have the ultimate power even with the bobbed money. it has to be approved on an annual basis and released to the high-speed rail authority. that was another thing that the lao said was semied of the $185 million that you want this year in order to continue all your contracts, you should just get about $7.5 million that would allow you to keep your general office operations going. >> we got this extra money from florida. florida turned it down for what reason i'm not sure, but that's not making anybody happy. >> well, it does make the people at the high-speed rail authority happy. it allows them to build another 20 miles of track and, you know, every mile is a good thing. you know, there are still critics who call it the train to nowhere because they say, well, who who want to ride from chuckchilla to bakersfield, but point is they're not really planning on

five- foot antenna that will be covered up with various architectural overlays that are behind the ledges so that they are not to be seen. they are far enough for many residences so no radiation will get to the residents. we need to bring money to san francisco. we need to do this to improve our own communication and to get ready for the further implementation of 4g and other future networks. i support this resolution. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i would like to read from a letter that i am going to submit. i am lifelong resident of the addition. this is that 333 baker street. i thought it was imperative that my voice be heard. adequate support for cellular connections is a must. i do not have a home phone. among these reasons, i feel like proficient cellular coverage is necessary. dropped calls have hindered my phone service in the past. i am grateful to t-mobile for making an investment. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. >> i live a block away from this. i have two children. looking at the area, it seems like from the world health organization, they recommend to minim

the falcon family has lived on a ledge at city hall for years.parents gave birth to four chicks last month. the only female among them has died though we have not heard the cause yet. the three male chicks remain perched high atop the tower with their parents. >>> hayward high schoolers involved in last week's big food fight are going to learn a lesson in hunger. the seniors at leadership public high who flung the food around the cafeteria cannot participate in traditional fun events including the trip to disneyland instead they have to do community service. they are easing the punishment to let the students go to the prom and graduation ceremony. >>> from time-out to quiet time. a troubled bay area middle school has turned to meditation to relieve students' stress. and it appears to be working. >> when you have a lot of murders and violence, sitting down and trying to study is very difficult. >> peer pressure. >> this is a place where peace is hard to come by. >> a lot of our kids would literally run from their homes to school. >> reporter: when

what is the hardest thing you have to do it's ledge tkpwepbd tear dairy how difficult tuesday. >> youim the 50 meters under water, later they ask you to swim down 50 feet and tie a knot. one of the hardest things is drown proofing. >> stephen: that would be a handy skill. >> they tie your feet together and your hands behind your back. with your feet tied together and your hands behind your back you have to jump in the pool. >> steve: the jump is the easy part. >> yes. then you have to swim 50 meters. you come back in the nine foot section of the pool. the next thing they ask you to do, when they told me i loved out loud they said we're going to throw your face mask into the water, it's going to sink down to the nine foot part and you'll go down with your feet and hands tide, grab the mask with your teeth and do that five more times. >> stephen: i'm guessing not everyone makes it. >> it's considered the hardest military training in the world. in our class we started with 220 people and we graduated with 21. >> stephen: do you ever trash talk the other services? come on! special forces?

the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that g

the doctor with the lerga ledge lerge alergeys and asthma associates. >> we have had dry weather and a lot of patients that have not been seen in years. >> they cite a study from quest diagnostics. there is a six percent increase in overall lerge -- allergies and a 12 percent increase in mold allergies. the evidence indicates a increase in co2 levels is to we spoke via skype to the center for help and global environment. >> we have done experiments with poison ivy. it gets stronger when brought under higher levels of co2. but climate change increased the allergy season two-four weeks depending on location. kathleen is not the only one having trouble breathing. >> he's 45 and for the first time, he's suffering. the study found that men suffer from allergins more than women and no surprise children are more vulnerable than adults. abc sevennews. >> and no let up in the violent weather terrorizing the midwest and south. tornados killed 14 people in the last two days. they searched outside of the oklahoma city. several tornados tore a path of destruction late yesterday and killing eight

. >> they hatched on a ledge in city hall with their parent's nest. >> there was a contest to name thatd, the birds and a hundred kids took part. >> the contest closed and the winning name is annika and adita. >>> and shadow from vanessa . ahote from a

. >> the g 8 leaders are expected to ledge aid to support efforts in egypt and tunisia where autocratic governments have been overthrown. at a dinner on thursday, leaders exchanged views on how to support efforts currently spreading through arab countries. they plan to invite the prime ministers on sunday. nis lack sarkozy supported the need for reform. >>. >> translator: considerable support to achieve reform is one of the most important issues for the g 8. >> however g 8 nations remain divided on how to deal with libya and syria. fighting continues between gadhafi's government forces and rebels. in syria, the government has been cracking down on demonstrations. the u.s. and european countries want to increase sanctions between the two countries. russia insists that interference in a sovereign nation's internal affairs should be avoided. japanese prime minister kan indicated that he will accept u.s. president barack obama's offer to visit the united states in early september. kan met with obama on friday at the g 8 talks in france they confirmed the importance of the alliance and presi

the rare falcons have nested on a ledge high atop of the tower. for the past several years.e chicks hatch, the mayor's office invites the city's kids to enter a contest to name the new residents. >>> heyward father credits the family dog with helping save the life of his teenage daughter from a fire. even though the dog has been nationally recognized for its special deed, grace lee reports that the animals making it nearly impossible for the family to find a new place to live. >> reporter: no crate or kennel when this canine takes to the skies. >> she traveled in style, didn't she? >> first class, you know. >> what can you expect from a dog named diamond. flew in a plane that was all their own. she had the run of the aisles because she was being honored. the spca in los angeles gave her a national award for being the hero dog of the year. >> on this particular day, she slept in my room and woke me up with one bark. >> darryl and his two daughters were nearly killed when their apartment caught on fire in the middle of the night. >> it was fully involved when we got there. >>

welch came up with numbers but where's column a with the exact ledge. column b where has it gone to the voters to change in any way and column c, what the outcome was in that? there's no evidence anywhere that there's a need for this. it is reported to be good government, but it's taking away all -- including the signature initiated initiatives, it's taking away any of -- authority from the people. until such time as evidence has been brought forward in the form of columns a, b, and c, i urge you to keep this in committee, table it. do not pass it on to the full board, and if anything has to happen, take section b out. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> hi, i'm david. i'm a 15-year member of the city and i've voted on many initiatives and i'm appalled to see that there's an attempt here to gut some of the initiatives that we voted on. what i see is the new board has shifted to the right. pro business, pro developer. those initiatives you all don't like that protect the voters and our interests, you want to do what you can to take away our rights a

a jilted bride in her wedding dress climbed out on a ledge. her fiance had run off with another woman days before their wedding. just as she tried to jump, a police officer grabbed her by the neck, and she was pulled to safety. she's now undergoing a psychiatric examination. up next, a tale of two cities in the heart of the flood zone. ,, million dollar effort by political foes to uncover scandal next on cbs 5 >> couric: we end tonight along the flooded mississippi. a new forecast says the river will not surge over a levee protecting thousands of acres of farmland near vicksburg tomorrow. and at natchez today a 15-mile stretch of the river of reopened to cargo traffic. it was shut yesterday for fear of the wakes from tugboats and tankers could put too much pressure on the levees. natchez hasn't just opened its shipping lanes. it's also opened its doors to its sister city across the swollen river, vidalia. dean reynolds reports any sibling rivalry has been set aside in the face of disastrous flooding. >> reporter: natchez, mississippi, occupies

the rare falcons have nested on the ledge for the last several years. the falcon cam up there. the mayor's office let's the kids enter a contest to name the new birds. >> one of the the seals nursed back to health was silent night. he was shot in the face with a gun and henry was found starving. both blind right now. they were nursed back to health. they've since become the best of friends. that was apparent. they were swimming together and having a lot of fun. >>> time for us to call it a morning here. thanks for making early edition part of your day. our newscast coming up at 5:30 this morning. >> we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 7:30. >> have a good mother's day. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish thos

and seven champ and finally conquering the trek not she has specific training in many clubs on the ledge and there is circuit the australian stop the from poland held on to that spot that should make the entire race record crowds of about eighty eight thousand people cheering on the twenty five year old as his home the determinates of the competition one of his main challenges dani the jewels of bikes with marcus one challenge slays race and eleven let's early stone at clearing the checkered flag with plenty to spat over fourteen seconds for a name from second place stablemate on threads of his yells meanwhile budding team that rossi finally in that the podium finish on his new ducati bike it's now and pushing reigning champion jorge lorenzo and so forth. that's latest in schools for this hour coming up shortly as the weather than marina will bring you the news headlines. for the full story we've got it's. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan the multis available in. typee hometown. might be the how it falls hotel type be sure it's inside the

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when i devoted however avoided an emotional decision despite calls for border patrol to stay on a ledge in germany portugal and the netherlands also came up through france who are . now following a disappointing time at the beijing olympics three years ago russian weightlifters seem to be on the up again russians managing secure. the recent european championships but with the london games drawing ever closer improvement remains an assessor take it was an impressive showing by the home nation is than russia's women topping four out of seven eight categories while the men claimed five stomach finishes however all but one of those pictures came in a heavier weight categories which means there's still much work to be down the scales a point of note also asian powerhouses china and south korea were of course not a vote. coming world championships in paris should provide a clearer picture of how far russia progressed. as normal but the main role is to get ourselves ready for the olympic games in london we haven't just started our preparations the day we started them straight out of the beijin

called a bad region it's typical of russia's rural settlements going from a small collection of the ledges with many people still herding cattle fishing and keeping small holdings throughout history russia's countryside has quietly got along its natural cycles with major historical events often passing by as a result ruled russians are often the source of human like in this country science food cooking the television series sex and city. the behind the troops rule russia suffers from a much more serious problem nina works for an evolving outside tiny village she says it's not easy work. they become very protective when they laid eggs a male to tack. and can attack you with his legs the needle cloisonne there are dangerous. this is one of many of the cult results stats but the children are unlikely to follow. the reason university my son is in a tenth grade and we don't know what he will do i like them to stay but there is no future here. russian agriculture is a huge depression the ninety nineties livestock numbers fell by half the area grain planting a quarter even now young people all ov

volgograd region it's typical of russia's rural settlements growing from a small collection of the ledges with many people there still herding cattle fishing and keeping small holdings throughout history russia's countryside has quietly got along with its natural cycles with major historical events often passing by as a result ruled russians are often the source of humor like in this country side spoof of popular television series sex and the city. but behind the jokes rule russia suffers from a much more serious problem nina works for in a new farm outside a tiny village and she says it's not easy work there they become very protective when they lay in bags and male to tax them and can attack you with good legs and little cloisonne they're dangerous. this is one of many agricultural jobs she's had but her children are unlikely to follow. the reins in university my son is in a tenth grade and we don't know what he will do i label to stay but there is no future here. russian agriculture was hit by a huge depression in the one nine hundred ninety s. livestock numbers fell by half the area o

until the reporter showed up because they have no roads no electricity well i mean he would use the ledge to have a gun is a terrible thing looks pretty suspicious that heat from what we know looks like it seems like he did that of course we believe in him somehow to go through a d.n.a. and so and so i think i think he should be brought to the what he should be prosecuted if somehow if unfortunate he gets off he's a shoo in probably to be the next president of france because this is probably got his this is ruined it for president friends i think he i think he would have been had he not better a poster of alleged rudeness or whatever dan you know this is a socialist politician who feeds off of capitalism and free markets and here he's trying to use his for. it was your row about yes who who uses his friends to get encourage it's pretty disgusting. i agree innocent till proven guilty this so there's always a question seem a little more guilty brooke i've heard you have heard that the family is holding strong they're proud they're proud of their relative who stood up to dominic strauss kahn

the bird hatched on the 18th floor ledge. chick that died was apparently lunging for food when it fell to its death. it was unable to fly and struck the rotunda. two prevous chicks at city hall met similar fates. >> new at 6:30. the landing of a shark that went terribly wrong. >> the fighting shark stops fighting, completely. the shark doesn't look too good. >> the shark named junior and the controversy on the golden gate. >> we have to do a different way to do the research. >> should it >> good evening once again. managers was a federal marine sanctuary are grappling with a controversial issue. should they renew the permit for researcher to grab white sharks off of the golden gate? dan and carolyn. it is important to keep in mind all pictures that you are about to see are right off our coasts. great whites are protected under federal law and the fair lawn sanctuary has strict rules with people going within 164 feet of them. but the superintendent made an exception for a researcher and facing tough questions because of it. >>

he is a living ledge yend considered to be the best baseball player ever.mbination of speed and power and homers with a lifetime average . won 12 gold gloves. some fans will get a minireplicaof the statue. they have special top secret ceremonies. they would not give me the guest list. they felt i could not be trusted. a's visiting the royals. making the return to the city. giants made the right key. one-nothing kc. a's down two-nothing . andy with an rbi single and puts the a's up three-twompt in the seventh it is three-two, athletics. san jose sabre cats are back as one of the best teams in the arena football. they travel to arizona in the hp pavilion. 12 weeks left in the regular season. saber cats wanting to improve. >> we line up against the vienna boys choir and we'll get better. it doesn't matter the namots jersey. it matter what is we wear. >> vienna boys choir really bringing it these days. atlanta hawks upset in the series that. got the bulls' attention. you don't want rosang youngest mvp went off down the middle and throwing down with two hands an

the ad calls on ledge islators to work together to stop extreme cuts.he campaign comes before governor brown releases his budget on monday. >>> tonight in an nbc news exclusive, sarah shourd speaks out about the country's unexplained moment of her fellow hikers. the men weren't even talken to court, which has families crushed. >> when something like this happens, we fear the worse. we are very concerned about their physical and mental health after nearly two years of extreme isolation. >> on and ra mitch l reports, she said she fears they have gone on hunger strikes out of desperation. >>> retaliation for the killing of osama bin laden. the taliban claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide blast today in pakistan. a double suicide blast killing 66 police and 14 others. experts say taliban forces of pakistan and afghanistan are carrying out attacks to prove they're still a powerful force even without bin laden. leaders speak on military for failing to stop the u.s. raid. >>> a reports are now surfacing about the around about a pornography stash found

. >> could brian stowe's e ledged attacker been found sooner. >>> a $20,000 reward being offered for information leading to the person who shot two people and killed them last night another person is in the hospital the latest on this investigation coming up >>> it is day three and still no sign of a missing nursing student in hayward. i am kit doe with a live report coming up pgh >>> >> a few clouds moving across our sky a very nice memorial day clouds coming our way that could contain rain more on that coming up [ sea gull squawking ] [ waves crashing ] [ gasps ] brrrr! [ giggles ] [ sea gull squawking ] arlington national cemetery on this memorial day. people >>> and we begin this half hour with a live look arlington national cemetery on this memorial day. people started to pay tribute to america's bravest. president obama and the first lady hosting a breakfast for those who have lost loved ones in combat. >> they will take part in breath laying at the tomb of the un-- wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown. >>> it is a holiday, memorial day hope you are sleeping in. >>> i am fr

they have nested on the ledge on the tower for years.e chicks hatch, the mayor's office invites the cities kids to enter a contest to name some of the new residents. the finallest are giselle, chiara and poppy. row mayor ra, u neat it that and vita. >> and for the male chick the finalists are: >> how did shadow get in there? >> hey, speaking of names, the list of the most popular baby names is now out. >> just in time for the mother's day weekend. for girls, the top name and it's been for a while is isabella followed by sophie and emma and for the boys, the top names jacob, ethan and michael. >>> the social security administration puts that list out every year. and in case you're wondering, frank's going to love this your name came in at 302nd. >> it's kind of common. >> lawrence 458. >> me... 954. not very popular name. >> but you spell it differently. >> but the most popular miss popularity, elizabeth. her name comes in 12th. congratulations. >> can we get a we who? >> i wanted to be called libby in high school. our audio guy still cal

the slaughterhouse cases blocked the use of the pritch ledges or immunities clause to provide substantive protection for rights that are not specifically mentioned in the constitution. now, today, many scholars believe that was exactly what the privileges or immunities law was -- clause was intended to do. but it went through the due process clause of the 149 amendment and bit by bit almost all of the provisions of the bill of rights were made an libble to the states -- applicable to the states by means of the theory of incorporation. just as there are a lot of scholars who think that the privileges or immune 'tis clause was badly misinterpreted in the slaughterhouse cases -- in fact, today it is said you can hardly find a sholer -- scholar who thinks the slaughterhouse cases was interpreted yectly. there are scholars who think the due process clause was meant to protect -- and not substance. we have the question of whether the right to bear arms is applicable to the states and if so, through what provision to have constitution? a following plea -- as professors of constitutional law, we

weilsch' >> reporter: mozart used to selling drugs documents now ledge they may have been involved inprostitution business called might divide this again it was shut down after a business owner noticed normal activity, it is not known if they will face additional charges appeared >> mark: developing story one man dead two others injured in san rafael. a fight that police they were gang related one person's done to death. officers said sticks and that's running your san rafael community center. moments later a woman reported a man suffering this debt will can tear our home looking for help. he was later pronounced dead at hospital. they're looking for a white pontiac grand them. it is one of by police as a felony vehicle in this homicide. occupants are considered armed and dangerous >> darya: a man suspected of child abuse george rodriguez is wanted for felony warrant after police found the three year-old daughter of his former girlfriend, they found she had been severely abused, she found her with the mother they were in a parking lot when they were found. now the mothers in custody,