>> ledge, built the building, entirely with funds that they raised themselves. but, we did award a grant four years ago and actually contracts prior to that, to provide environmental education services. and ledge has been a recipient of those funds. >> so, once again, i am just wondering, with the help that we gave them,... >> i think. ... >> another funding that they went and got with the staffing issues what is going to make the next... >> right. >> so, ledge was trying to deal with the financial burden of operating in the building, and maintaining the building, and providing the grant-funded programs. and we are taking two of those pieces out of that financial demand. and additionally, it is easier for organizations to get grants for education, and community participation, and green building technology, and show rooms, and sort of fund an enticing things like that, it is easier to get outside funding for that than to go to a fund and her just say, you know, well i need to pay the water bill. so, we are also hoping that by structuring that way, it will make it

in the past several years, ledge has suffered some financial and organizational set backs. and now, finds itself, unable to continue operating, maintaining and programming the eco center. and has approached the port seeking to terminate its lease. and i intend to come back to you at your next meeting, and with proposed terms for a mutual termination agreement for the lease. >> the eco center, however, offers a great opportunity to serve the community as an education alpha celebrity and demonstration of green building technologies. and it provides a home base for the ports environmental education programs *, and it compliments the instructions that those programs provide through the port's partnership with the department of recreation and parks, youth stewardship program by teaching about the outdoor, environment and processes and how they relate to green building technology, resource conservation, and environmental protection. >> with commissioner approval, port staff proposes to offer the opportunity to lease the eco center through a competitive selection process. under th

one of seaworld's top curators said when dawn was pulled off that ledge, it wasn't necessarily aggressiveby the whale. >> the initial grab was not an act of aggression. this is not a crazed animal. >> the industry has a vested interest in spinning these so that the animals continue to appear like cuddly teddy bears that are completely safe. that sell as lot of shamu dolls, a lot of tickets at the gate. and that's the story line that they're going to continue to stick with for as long as they can. >> recognize that those that say this is a crazed animal that acted out and grabbed dawn maliciously, they want to prove the theorum that captivity makes animals crazy and that is just false. >> all whales in captivity have a bad life. they're all emotionally destroyed. they're all psychologically traumatized. so they are ticking time bombs. it's not just tilikum. >> we have to separate what happened to dawn -- and as tragic as it is, no one wants to see it happen again -- can seaworld create an environment where it never happens again? yes, i absolutely believe they can. >> what if there were no

big gap between that ledge and that ledge.he guy only riding on one wheel, not two. >> called a unicycle. >> he made it but the unicycle. >> he was out free riding, decided to try to make that gap but comes up a little bit short. >> he did do a little trick. watch in mid-air, he does i don't know what you call it, a tabletop? >> i think he was just trying to get himself over there. >> added flair, that's what got him up. >> know what else got him? some cactus. he said he's fine except having to pull out the cactus. >> thailand. this is what they do in thailand. >> this girl decided to make a really cool vacation video. >> oh, why didn't she stop? >> you have to wait until the rope people tell you to stop. >> she got a really cool vacation video and second degree burns as well. >> oh, geez. >> two women in what look like authentic british air way uniforms are going to take a bath together and this video is getting a lot of attention. as a matter of fact, word is that this video has been passed around by the british air ways emp

you see that ledge there. he's on his feet but once he reaches that short ledge, that's where it completely knocks him down and he goes tumbling the crew in the air capturing the entire event as it unfolds. ski poles, everything goes flying, he's cart wheeling down. the whole mountainside erupts. >> he's ungulfed. is he wearing the right equipment? >> you better. he's wearing an abs air bag. the system has two, one on either side. it's a big back pack system. he was able to pull the rip cord as he was tumbling down the mountain. he believes that's what saved his life. he got out of this with barely a few scratches. >> unbelievable, to watch it work in an avalanche look that. he looks completely buried and then to see him on top of it all, unbelievable. >> if you blink, you'll truly miss what happens. in new orleans, the man is walking up the sidewalk, handling keys, gets to the door and tries to open it. quickly someone else is running to catch up to this man. when he turns around to open the door, this man ve

. >> the obstacles, the stairs, the ledges, we love ledges and street skaters, so we love to rip the pavement. if i can show up here every day, like a 9:00 to 5:00, i would. i mean, i love this place. >> i wish i was doing it. >> to many, skating is annoying and destructive. but to skaters like darren, who is famous nationwide, urban street, and mentorship of other young african american athletes to turn away have violence. freedom plaza -- >> i'm not trying to glorify we are out here having fun for average american working class citizens. i just hope we get through it and everything gets back ton track. the last one i remember, i was in junior high school. so, i'm sure i was down here skating during that time as well. >> during this government shutdown, freedom plaza means, freedom from the threat of a $50 fine and losing their board to police confess cation. >> every day the shutdown lasts, d.c. loses tourism money. >>> now the royal mint is unveiling a new set of coining to celebrate the christening of prince george later this month. the design was approved by his parents, prince

. >> the ledge. and what happened is after the ledge got the money the woman who was in charge left and went to new york. but the thing of it that is a toxic site over there, where that building is, and when they built the big enough and i have been at meetings with pg&e and i requested that they go more than five feet that they go 20 feet and they thanked any that they went 25 feet and guess what? but all of the stuff that they found,

. >> the ledge. and what happened is after the ledge got the money the woman who was in charge left and went to new york. but the thing of it that is a toxic site over there, where that building is, and when they built the big enough and i have been at meetings with pg&e and i requested that they go more than five feet that they go 20 feet and they thanked any that they went 25 feet and guess what? but all of the stuff that they found, 25 feet down. the thing of it is because of the fact that area is landfill, mostly, i have been in the bay view hunter's point since 1948 i know about the area and all of the landfills and where the landfill was done, most people are unaware that a lot of that area looks good, but it is not good. so, if there is going to be out reach, you need to out reach like the young man stated a minute ago with those groups that have been involved and especially with the green action and i will go to the meeting if i find out about it position on this matter was not about principl

watch as surveillance video captures the moment darnell barton spots a woman standing on a narrow ledge on the other side of the guardrail, apparently contemplating jumping onto a local express way below. this man walks right by, this biker keeps on pedaling but barton pulled over and stops the bus. >> miss, are you all right? >> reporter: the woman turns to look at him but doesn't respond. that's when he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious and where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledge, putting his arm around her, helping her climb back over the guardrail. then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in a church so in the background i heard my mom's voice. >> reporter: when he gets back on the bus, the passengers, mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready in season and out of season. you have to be ready. if you have time to anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but a

and reindeers ledges candles even. hot air balloons and a space the rockets as well right now just moments literally moments are left before we go in to see the torch or the flame here on the red square as a lot of anticipation there i mean it seems to be running slightly up got the program in front of me maybe i should be saying this but all the plane arrived slightly ahead of time but twenty minutes thirty minutes or so the actual event itself seems to be running slightly behind we were thinking it would be with you by now and that the president putin would already be speaking no well we just have to now i'm saying that it's very hard reading the motorcade company to the company and the olympic flame which has been delivered to russia. and now the for is pretty much welcome to russia so. this is the the welcome ceremony as it's called. well the crowds are now turning. the crowds are now turning into. directions waiting for the flames. let's just see what's going to happen. this is the suspense moment when they're act

the sort of tea party jump over the ledge forces i think are still strong. and i think one of the more worrisome signs of this are two little data points, one that the republicans are most likely to vote in primaries by a 2-1 margin that republican members of congress have been too willing to compromise with the democrats rather than not willing enough. and second, it's 52% of republican voters think that going over -- missing the debt limit deadline would not be a major problem. and in that context, you know, i think would be great to kick the can down the road a little bit because it lowers the temperature, provides a face-saving way to sort of change the conversation a little bit. but it's not 100% sure we can get there. >> well, we will be watching closely because we still have some critical meetings coming up today. maggie and nick, thank you. mark, as always, good to see you, mark murray. >>> today an ominous sign for libya's transitional government and its efforts to help the u.s. fight terrorism. abductors briefly kidnapped libya's prime minister and

the sea of faces, the shifting mass of the curious, the excited, beyond them below the level of the ledge they stand on the sun glitters on the fallen tied. the restless scavenging crowds cowering, reflects from the goals, diving, highlights the roof of the town beyond and blazed down from the midday midsummer sun. someone steady on a ladder and the other man ties accord around her legs compressing her skirts close, modesty, she thinks, no show here for the lecherous but no peeking either. the sheriff is speaking, reading what he is about to order legal. the crowd quiets. whereas bridget bishop, wife of edward bishop of salem, in a special court, his associate judges of the court, was indicted and rain upon five several indictments for using, practicing and exercising certain acts of witchcraft in and upon the bodies of abigail whitney, ann putnam, mary walcott in the salem village where by their bodies were hurt, afflicted, consumed, wasted, what better nonsense, bridget thinks. those girls are here now is look anything but wasted and consumed. in the name of their majesties, william and

one of seaworld's top curators said when dawn was pulled off that ledge, it wasn't necessarily aggressive the whale. >> the initial grab was not an act of aggression. this is not a crazed animal. >> the industry has a vested interest in spinning these so that the animals continue to appear like cuddly teddy bears that are completely safe. that sells a lot of sham u dolls, a lot of tickets at the gate. and that's the story line that they're going to continue to stick with for as long as they can. >> recognize that those that say this is a crazed animal that acted out and grabbed dawn maliciously, they want to prove the theorum that captivity makes false. >> all whales in captivity have a bad life. they're all emotionally destroyed. they're all psychologically traumatized. so they are ticking time bombs. it's not just tilikum. >> we have to separate what happened to dawn -- and as tragic as it is, no one wants to see it happen again -- can seaworld create an environment where it never happens again? yes, i absolutely believe they can. >> what if there were no seaworlds? i can't imagine a so

one of seaworld's top curators said when dawn was pulled off that ledge, it wasn't necessarily aggressivele. >> the initial grab was not an act of aggression. this is not a crazed animal. >> the industry has a vested interest in spinning these so that the animals continue to appear like cuddly teddy bears that are completely safe. that sell as lot of shamu dolls, a lot of tickets at the gate. and that's the story line that they're going to continue to stick with for as long as they can. >> recognize that those that say this is a crazed animal that acted out and grabbed dawn maliciously, they want to prove the theorum that captivity makes animals crazy and that is just false. >> all whales in captivity have a bad life. they're all emotionally destroyed. they're all psychologically traumatized. so they are ticking time bombs. it's not just tilikum. >> we have to separate what happened to dawn -- and as tragic as it is, no one wants to see it happen again -- can seaworld create an environment where it never happens again? yes, i absolutely believe they can. >> what if there were no seaworlds

involved me crawling along a ledge and poking around in some wires pretending like i knew what i wasledge which was about as high as the desk on to the floor. >> jimmy: that's not that bad of a stunt. >> not too difficult. however, we got the scene, but on one of the takes i heard this sound. [ crack ] in my knee. and, i thought, "uh-oh, we're in trouble." so, fast forward to the hospital. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. oh, my gosh, your first gig. >> my first scene. >> jimmy: you're a troublemaker. >> i haven't even said any lines. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. you jumped off a desk. >> except ouch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that counts, yeah. >> so then i'm in the hospital. they say, okay, well you've either torn a ligament or cartilage. if you've torn a ligament you're out of action for six months. we won't know about the cartilage until tomorrow, because we have to draw fluid off your knee. boring details. what we need to do is to put a leg brace on your leg and you must not put any weight on your leg for the rest of the night. >> jimmy: what a great villain. if he had a cast on hi

we have to talk about violence and sexual vie ledges. ledges -- violence. have we done that as best as we could. we need to do better and we need to do more. >> fee spitdeedespite the federe linings the right way -- guidelines the right way forward is not familiar to administrators of the university. we are stumbling because we are not getting the guidance we need with the expectations and the regulations. >> the this is a courage project. and it's the first gallery that showcased it. interesting with thiscatio thiss survivor was targeted two books weeks ago. it says keep quiet and know your place. >> they say sexual assaults are under reported. when i see a report that says 000 across the board it's a road red flag. >> in 2014 more federal guidelines are on the way. educating students about reporting sexual assaults and intervene being when they see a problem. >> it's no longer training women not how to be raped. it's about training men and women about the issues related two sexual assault and teeing tg not to rape. that is where we are now. we are startin

watch as surveillance video captures the moment darnell spots a woman standingen a narrow ledge on theide of the guard rail, apparently contemplating jumping on to a local expressway below. this man walks right by. this biker keeps peddling but barton pulls over and stops the bus. >> ms., you all right? >> reporter: the woman turns to look but doesn't respond and he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious. where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barten literally talks her off the ledge putting his arm around her and helping her climb back over the guard rail and sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her some encouraging words. i grew up in the church. so i kind of in the background heard my mom's voice. >> reporter: when he gets back on the bus, the passengers, mostly high school students give him a round of applause. >> be ready in season and out of season. be ready. if you got time to do anything, you got time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but across this big country tonight, it's his big heart you'

watch as surveillance camera spots a woman standing on a narrow ledge on the other side of the guardrail jumping on to a local expressway below. this man walks right by. this biker keeps pedaling. but barton pulls over and stops the bus. >> miss, are you all right? >> reporter: the woman looks at him but doesn't respond. that's when he goes to her. >> i basically told her there is nothing that serious and where she was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledge, putting his arm around her, helping her climb back over the guardrail and then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her encouraging words. i grew up in the church. in the background i heard my mom's voice. >> reporter: when he gets back mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says you have to be ready. if you have time to 0 do anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his coworkers call him big country but across this big country it is his big heart we will all remember, linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that guy is awesome plain and sim

the city is expected to test drugs before granting approval for sale, but many a ledge that current practices have made these tests pointless. contractors and locals reportedly supply hundreds of consignments of fake ends. strokes here -- take and spuriously -- fake and spurious drugs here. >> the remote region has 25 small health-care centers. officially, there are 14 doctors deployed over an area of the seven square miles, but in actual terms, not even those are available at work. the main town has only one city hospital, but its condition is apparently due to shortage of medicines, trained staff, and lack of patient facilities. respiratory diseases are common. with no immunization drive. >> the men are the worst affected. there is -- women are the worst affected. there's not a single maternity center or gynecologist and the whole area. infant mortality here is high. one in 38 here dies during childbirth. >> social and health indicators point to this is the worst in the world. pakistan, which controls this region, pays no attention to its development. despite the region being endowed with g

transported pretty much by all the possible transportation means including a hot air balloon dogs ledges reindeer sledges camels even and space rockets but for now like i said at any moment the torch or the flame rather should arrive here to the very heart of the russian capital is pretty very good day for those night was a lot of p.r. this of may go because while we're waiting i can tell you when we saw the pictures just now it's support of many buses scored by those twenty but those two hundred bikers you see that have a lantern there the dignitaries and the many persons to keep your eyes peeled for that i gather we're going to not stay with you are we doing we're going to stay with it and see the flame or go to something else we'll go to something else. so the olympic flame on its way to red square we will be the bring it coverage when it arrives shortly we'll go back to it will be there in a couple of minutes or so next a special technology update for you or more the technology that's been used in sochi the state of. it's almost hard row to retire any actually the sun here in russia

you know, where she was was a dangerous place. >> reporter: barton literally talks her off the ledgeack over the guardrail. then he sits down with her and just talks. >> i gave her some encouraging words. i grew up in the church so, you know, i kind of in the background heard my momma's voice. >> whether he gets back on the bus the passengers, mostly high school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready. you have to be ready. if you have time to do anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but across this big country it's his big heart we'll all remember. lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> that guy is awesome. >> he is. >> simple. >> no two ways about it. you saw everybody else walking by. >> and he's driving a bus and he stops. >> right. a bus full of people in it so they had places to go and he stops because he saw -- >> could have gotten her on the back side. come on babe, bless your heart. fly right. he sits down with her. >> he sat down. he truly saved her life. i think it's clear to say she was o

kelly's car with her infant and 10-year-old in the backseat was left teetering on the ledge of the bridge, a 100 foot drop below. the baby crying in the back. but from sage, silence. >> yelling for sage. sage? and then there is just no -- nothing. nothing at all. and i figured she must have died. >> until a whisper came from the back. sage was alive, injured, and kelly thought she didn't have much time. >> at that point it was screaming for someone, anyone, to get us out of here. >> reporter: get them out they did. the whole family survived. then came the coroner's report on that truck driver. showing he had significant levels of meth amphetamines in his system. >> when there was a drug issue brought up, it was -- it wasn't an accident. this could have been prevented. drug driving is an epidemic. >> taz where police go through the drug recognition training where they're taught to recognize seven different drug categories that may impair a driver. the officer in reading is dre certified. >> put your left foot on the line. your right foot if front. >> we wapd for over an hour as he and anot

. >> you go down to a rock ledge and waiting for the winter swell to come in, the waves explode 100 feetnto the air. >> may chur is beautiful. it's really, really incredible. you need to appreciate it but don't think you can beat it. let it be. >> she would have married adam last month. instead, she's looking at a future without him. >> he would tell 34e he loved me every day and how going to bed with me every night was one of his greatest moments. >> because the majority of deaths happen in nonlife barded beaches, more lifeguards should be on duty. the county points to a budget short fall and says it can't meat that request. if you have a story for us, call our tip line or send an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. we have a standing invitation for you to join us regularly right here. the reason why? because we investigate. thanks for watching. >> a year and a half after giving birth to beautiful twins, nicole lost her husband jim to colon cancer. while the family and the entire community has been supportive during the difficult time, she still lacks the resources necessary for hom

her pink jacket was caught open something on the window ledge preventing her from falling.eighbors below were supporting the girl by her legs and rescuers brought her to safety. >> this morning, a southern california woman cited for driving while wearing google glass says she has lawyers who offered to fight the ticket for free. the c.h.p. says the woman was ticketed in san diego tuesday after being pulled over for speeding on i-15. she is a technology developer and cited for driving too fast and wearing her google glass headset. she says that it is not illegal. a state ordinance bans viewing monitors in a field of vision but we do not know if it is covered. >> trick-or-treating weather is looking good. >> a lot of sunshine. people like the clouds and the cooler weather and that is in the forecast. i will show you something special on twitter. one of the treats for dealing with the wicked cold is you get to see this, the northern lights it is dancing through the sky and looks spectacular. you get an idea of how glorious it can be. radar satellite, live doppler 7 hd, showing

the idea is to train you to overcome extreme conditions whether you're walking along ledges. james move. or the ways are gone. faster than leaping down canyons you want your friends by can clear out any oncoming enemy. at this paratroopers obstacle course must be crossed by a division as a whole it means that the success of the filling tasks doesn't depend on a single soldier but on cooperation between soldiers of this division. cover a char. with each soldier polish as the skills he had acquired before coming here from their own units so we improve what they had already learned before. you can see soldiers manage this obstacle course well. the divisions work in coordination. move. it's things like this that make you realize just how fit the paratrooper needs to be go to the club you will have nothing left to give. you a look you're grabbing at wrong. take it like that there's a hole if you see your fingers like wet push closer to the rock feel it lie on. your right leg there. stand up and straighten it and you know the come on come on try harder to the end. the blue holds co

the idea is to train you to overcome extreme conditions whether you're walking along ledges. james move mud or the ways are gone. faster than leaping down canyons you want your friends back in clear out any oncoming enemy. at this paratroopers obstacle course must be crossed by a division as a whole it means that the success of the filling tasks doesn't depend on a single soldier but on cooperation between soldiers of this division. cover a shell or until it. was a shell but each soldier polishes the skills he had acquired before coming here from their own units so we improved what they had already learned before doing as you can see soldiers manage this obstacle course well. the divisions work in coordination. move. it's things like this that make you realize just how fit the power tripping needs to be go to the club you will have nothing left to give. you a look you're grabbing at wrong. take it like that there's a hole if you see your fingers like that push closer to the rock feel it lie on. your right leg there. stand up and straighten it out you know the council come on

those that possess not just a law, but ledge of the also a moral compass that they and we can alwaysyou have in jim comby. i'll tell you, i interviewed a number of extraordinary candidates for this job. all with sterling credentials. but what gave me confidence that this is the right man for the job, wasn't his degrees, wasn't to resume, it was in talking him and seeing his amazing family, a sense that this is right y who knows what's and what's wrong? and is willing to act on that single day. and that's why i'm grateful he again. up to serve i will spare you yet another joke about how today no one stands taller. want to thank jim for accepting this role. the t to thank patrice and five remarkable children that we've got because jobs like this a team effort as you well know. i want to thank the men and women of the fbi. proud of your work, grateful for your service. i'm confident this agency will continue to flourish with jim at the helm. and if it gets lost in the you guys to ant help them out. because i guarantee you that to have your back, make sure you've got his back as well. th

a video shows a woman standing on the narrow ledge over an expressway, with a bus load of passengers,river darnell barton, starts a bus, approaches the woman, talked her off the ledge ask pulls her to safety until help can arrive. barton says he believes the incident was faked. >>> city officials in irwindale, california, want a srichahot sauce plant shut down. residents say the odor from the plant is unbearable. >> reporter: at the huy fong foods plant, where the popular sra cha sauce is made, this is one of the busiest times of the year. but the plant is at risk of having to shut down after facing criticism from neighbors like edward anthony. >> every morning, it smells like chili powder. and it's irritating. >> reporter: resident says they're suffering from headaches, watery eyes and throat irritation. so the city of irwindale is asking the judge to stop production until the company submits a plan of action to reduce the irritating odor. >> we have been over to the site. and in the interior, it's fine. you go to the exterior, and it's horrible. >> reporter: right behind me is where

. >> back caught a little piece of the ledge. >> i just realized i just started breathing again. >> i'mith you, girl. >> making an escape. ♪ ♪ >> licking my face. >> i'm calling this video "the cat licks the postman more than twice." >> the stman is patcintyrpostma. he bent down to write something for the customer and the cat decided i'm going to climb on his neck. >> was he delivering cat treats? >> maybe the cat knows what's in the package. the cat really likes postman pat and has absolutely no intention of getting off his back. >> this is serious. >> we jump from somebody's front step over into the wilderness. this is from the translyvanian wildlife project. >> they caught some amazing video, including these two brown bears fighting, or play fighting. they look like young bears. >> then the fight starts. one of them's like, man, i'm done because the other one starts scratching his back. it does really look like a pole dance. ♪ >> snapping shots after the ceremony. but beware of the ring bearer because -- >> the little dude decides you know what? i've waited through this whole ceremon

what they didn't take into consideration is there was a concrete ledge ten feet below. when i fell after i let go i hit my chin, split open my chin, bleeding everywhere. it was the first time on the show that i went to the emergency room. when i got back the next day and there was blood all over the concrete the fireman were like could you sign the concrete where your blood is. sg how much longer. it's an extraordinary show. is there a panic in the story writing room saying what about this? >> nowadays with the internet and people will believe almost anything, even if you though them this isn't true, they will still believe what they want to believe. i think there's going to be material for as long as you want. >> you'll be busting your chins. people looking for "blow it up" youtube right. >> youtube. >> thank you for being with us. >> "press here" will be back. >>> that's our show for this week. my thanks to our guest. we have an archive of past episodes including other members of the myth busters. we mentioned revision three as well. we have an interview ooabout th as