logging quotas were tripled last year.here's some dispute about where exactly trees can be felled. a group of environmental advocates living in this house are dedicated to protecting the forest. for months they have been staging actions to thwart logging efforts. there have been some tense clashes. augustyn: activists sitting on the machines were often removed by force. it was pretty dangerous. kinga: i tied myself to the frame of a harvester, and one of the guards climbed up and stood there for about an hour talking to us. there was less and less space, and i was afraid i'd slip off. they turned me over on my stomach. reporter: there's a steady stream of young people coming and going to help with the protests. they stay as long as they can. protecting the forest is their mission. anna: the forest is dying, and has been for a while. but there's so much logging that it can't recover. the politicians aren't thinking about the future. reporter: forest rangers say the trees are being cut down to protect the forest. otherwise t

logging quotas were tripled last year.here's some dispute about where exactly trees can be felled. a group of environmental advocates living in this house are dedicated to protecting the forest. for months they have been staging actions to thwart logging efforts. there have been some tense clashes. augustyn: activists sitting on the machines were often removed by force. it was pretty dangerous. kinga: i tied myself to the frame of a harvester, and one of the guards climbed up and stood there for about an hour talking to us. there was less and less space, and i was afraid i'd slip off. they turned me over on my stomach. reporter: there's a steady stream of young people coming and going to help with the protests. they stay as long as they can. protecting the forest is their mission. anna: the forest is dying, and has been for a while. but there's so much logging that it can't recover. the politicians aren't thinking about the future. reporter: forest rangers say the trees are being cut down to protect the forest. otherwise t

bill: we'll have the full story and the local reaxe, that and a long island teenager killed when a log he and other members of the high school football team were caring hit him in the head. >> osh where stop. no lob en football. bill: the parents are suing the school for $15 million. and charges against four teenagers in hoboken after surveillance video catches them pushing a young girl ina bathroom. story is one you don't want to miss. i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." historic tax cuts are coming your way. the house and the senate in washington passed a tax reform bill that finally changes the tax code after more than 30 years. it is headed to president trump's desk, now how many politician in our area, not happy and they are scrambling to help constituents decide how they are going to handle the changes in the tax law. some are saying, please pay the 2016 real estate taxes. others are saying is time for new jersey to finally allow people to deduct all of the real estate taxes on their state taxes s. we got full coverage including a local state senator fighting for tax reform

he is using new technology to capture an aerial view of the illegal logging operations. he hopes it will help protect elephant habitat. >> we've been flying a uav, unmanned aerial vehicle. that gives us the capacity to fly program missions over a set route with cameras and other nsors on board, so we can basically get an aerial view of what's going on on the ground. >> [indistinct] >> ok, can you hold this? ok, she's on course. goodirspeed. ground speed's ok. today we saw that a very large area of regrowth foresin the leuser ecosystem has been cleared and is being replanted with palm oil. this sort of work, collection of evidence, provides us with a much stronger case when you go to decisionmakers and say, look, this is what's going on. these are your laws. why isn't action being taken? it's very likely that palm oil from these, uh, illegally logged areas will end up on supermarket shelves unless we are very, very careful. >> as consumers, we need to be far more wary of which products contain palm oil and put pressure on the retailers and the food industry to ensure that

of protection when you log in. you can find that feature under account settings. >>> kensington palace released two official photos of prince harry and fiancee, miss meghan markle. take a look, they're great. the black and white photo of the two embracing. markel showing off the gorgeous ring. the other photo, color, a little more color but just as formal. they were taken at the royal-owned house in windsor. this was taken the day of their portrait setting. >>> one good deed certainly deserves another. local bay area animal shelters are helping out their counterparts in southern california. in the wake of the thomas fire. but now your help is needed. find out what you can do after the break. >>> santa visits the mcclure twins. >> i don't know this guy. i've never seen this guy. >> next "right this minute." >>> a quick reminder, we're on 4/7 on the arkbc 7 news app and abc7news.com. we posted something holiday travelers will love. a live interactive traffic map to keep you up to the date on road conditions. if you'r

did you make these too. >> these are made out of candy they are very easy there is the log.o, i have a finished one right here. >> you guys will make that. >> yes, they are. >> that is intense looking. >> take standard jelly role whatever cake you want, this is a check late cake filled with check late butter cream and on ankle i will cut it, which is for the lump. here's chocolate butter cream. some glue. >> you set it on top. >> yes. >> right here. >> once you cover it with frosting. >> yes, exactly. >> this is a tip, a tip that has ridges. so as is it has a bark effect. i will get it started. the girls will finish this. >> just laying down foundation >> by the time you cover it up they won't necessity that is a piece of the cake. >> that is right. >> so go ahead. >> take it. >> just scrape it. >> just like that. >> mess it up. >> exactly. >> i can identify with this sometimes i feel like a bump on the log. >> this is shaved check late. >> do you want to put the check late on there. >> logan keep messing it up. they are messing it up. putting on the bar. we love that. >> yo

when they logged out of others he was maybe that in the middle of offical one. or. another job our local is a security official. he takes us right to the edge of the front line. assad's troops are in the building just a few meters away. everyone has to do a spell on the front line which is manned day and night tonight it's time . he's twenty six and was a jewelry seller and jawbone when the war broke out as his squad takes over from the outgoing unit there's just time for a snack. and on and on there's camaraderie among these young men some have known each of us families for years even if it works out but are they. good none of. the face not untypical. on if they will let it all out in just a bit of. muscle but. that's ok you have a good show that's. you know. it's early in the morning on the squad to your boss fight on something called the front line. another offensive discriminants. along the way there's an ever present threat of enemy snipers and no one lingers on open ground. no. one. assad's forces have launched many offenses against the job or rebels over the

when they log out of others he was knowing that in this he wanted offical one. or. any such another job our local is a security official. he takes us right to the edge of the front line. assad's troops are in the building just a few meters away. everyone has to do a spell on the front line which is manned day and night tonight it's time . he's twenty six and was a jewelry seller enjoy a bar when the war broke out as his squad takes over from the outgoing unit there's just time for a snack. and on and on there's camaraderie among these young men some have known each of us families for years as even though they were sad but are they. and that none of. the placement of the full. on if they will fall behind it all over just a bit of. muscle that's up now and then that's ok i like that show best. it's early in the morning on the squad the job most fight on something called to the frontline. another offensive is imminent it's. all. along the way there's an ever present threat of enemy snipers and no one lingers on open ground. no. one. assad's forces have launched many of

send the logs over by wagon to los angeles.hey would trade. that's how they kind of paid off their mortgage. however, in 1857, after six years, years, bringham young recalled his faithful back to salt lake. there were a variety of reasons why he did so. one of them is probably the fact that there's so many mormons came out for different reasons, the warm weather, maybe going to the gold fields. so it worked, but it was short-lived. the mormons that stayed, about 60% of the population went back -- those that stayed, they had their reasons. probably -- and i'm just surmising -- it was probably because faith-wise, maybe it was the tight reins of bringham young or maybe because of the warm climate of california as opposed to salt lake city and other opportunities. but a lot of them stayed. they became very prominent pioneers of san bernardino years later. if bringham young did not have the recall back to salt lake, what would san bernardino be like now? i spoke to a really wonderful historian named leo lineman. he is a member of th

the challenge is that they can't cheat the log book anymore they have to complete the 11 hours of legalork that they can do within a 14 hour window and then they have to sit still for 10 hours that is the law. and with the electronic logging device, i'm not saying you can't cheat it, but it makes it incrementally more difficult to cheat it but you get better efficiency, starting to offer futures on transportation moves you get block chain sharing of information and so it'sier to plan your supply chain as a result >> and you mentioned some of the benefits of the lower corporate tax rate and accelerated de3r50erks any potential pit fall there just in terms of companies deciding to add a lot of capacity or any other kind of unintended consequences? >> well, problem with capacity is labor it is also the limiting factor i begin to worry when trucking companies start to talk about how they are able to find enough drivers because it means that those people that have no alternative jobs out there, testify lost t they lost the job at the factory or construction site and they say i can always dri

still plenty of offensive content on twitter and in germany brand but there is a difference if you log in the u.s. versus germany and it is it is because of the war right i mean at the end of the day it's because of the first amendment in the states and because of the you know the ban on certain physical universe and the but if you look at germany i mean this is a country with much stricter hate speech laws right and there was even a new one that was in acted in october and this directly effects the internet take a look this is just the basics of that new law here in germany it's called the network enforcement act websites a social media sites like twitter they have to remove blatantly illegal content that includes hate speech insightful speech holocaust denial nazi iconography sites of twenty four hours to do that. base of fifty million euro fine so we're talking about money here i mean that is a lot of money look twitter is a private company mention the first amendment and they can do whatever they want they can make something stricter than the first moment if they want there's no re

now we're going to roll this up into a nice log.r to help get it started. so we roll the dough around the cheese -- oh, yeah, you know this is going to be good. all right. now we're going to pinch the seam closed. you want to do this really well 'cause you don't want any of that cheese to leak out. gonna pinch it all the way down the length of the roll, but also really pinch the ends well. and now we're going to roll it seam side down and just gently roll this until it's a little bit longer and thinner and measures about 30 inches. 18 plus 12. there we go. so now we're going to curl it up. you don't have to do this very tightly. just make a nice little round. and then on the tail, we're just going to tuck the tail underneath, and then we're going to let this rise in a greased 9-inch cake pan. we tried letting it just rise on its own, but it really needs the support of the cake pan to make sure the bread goes up and not out. >> okay. >> i'm just gonna cover it with a clean dish towel. of course, it needs to rise for about an hour and

i tweeted directions to find the yule log through comcast and xfinity.are going to use that in our house. if you are a glass half full kind of person, they say all that particulate matter is going to make for gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. if you happen to snap one, post it on social media and tag nbc bay area. we love to see those. keep it positive this morning, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> 6:34 this morning. >>> police looking for how a patient from an east bay psych yatic hospital got out. investigators say the man in this video was held urnnder a 72-hour psychiatric hold. he escaped, tried to carjack two cars according to police assaulting a teen and elderly man in the process. he started running across 580 and was hit by a car. he suffered minor injuries. that's when officers were able to arrest him. police have not given us the name of the patient. >>> the coroner is examining a woman's body found floating naked in sunnyvale. a bicyclist discovered the body yesterday morning. all detectives know at this point. the coroner wil

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forward was there a lesson for the republican party out of this. >> i can speak as the president of login republicans an organization representing lgbt conservatives and you had in roy moore someone who actually made a career demonizing the lgbt community. long before accusations surfaced in the "washington post." before the ten commandments, built his career on do i mondaynizing members of the lgbt community. you can't be an anti-lgbt, even republican tribalism has its embarrassed to vote for roy moore because of the way he demonized members of the lgbt community >> was this a rejection of president trump? >> you know, i think the whole concept of presidents putting their capitol on line is exaggerated. i don't think it was any kind of a reputation of president trump in alabama. he still has pretty good favorable ratings in alabama. but you know, it's not good news for the republicans. he had a, you know, a tough margin in the senate. and they've lost a seat and then it's not good news going into the 2018 elections >> what do you think? will we see challenges >> yes. you're already see

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. >> reporter: in offices from coast to coast, every afternoon thousands of employees clock out and logn to hq trivia. addicted to a game show played on the phone with a live host. >> we've got 17 winners! you. >> we thought, a game show we would play ourselves, that it just might work. >> launched in august recent games showing crowds of over 440,000 contestants. games streamed over an app twice you must log on to play. 12 questions, subjects ranging from geography to pop culture. >> which of these was never a tv show on nbc. >> reporter: just seconds to answer. get it right, move on. get it wrong, you're knocked out. at the end, typically $1,000 prize split among winners. investors put up the prize money and in house researchers vet questions. the host is a standup comic on what makes hq special. >> i think it's the live tune in element. it's the idea of fomo, people are afraid of missing out, fear of missing out. >> reporter: families, co-workers, contestants. >> who doesn't want to be a contestant. >> reporter: old-fashioned fun, catching fire on a platform. katie beck, nbc news, ne

you must log on to play. 12 questions, subjects ranging from geography to pop culture. just seconds to answer. get it right, move on. get it wrong, you're knocked out. at the end, typically a thousand-dollar prize split among winners. investors put up the prize money and in-house researchers vet questions. host scott rigowski also a standup comic on what makes it special. >> i think it's the live tune-in element. i think it's the idea of fomo in our society. the fear of missing out. >> reporter: families, coworkers, contestants. >> who doesn't want to be a contestant on a game show? >> reporter: old fashioned fun catching fire on a platform. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. too close to call. votes are being counted right now in alabama )s controversial >>> right now at 6:00, too close to call. voters being -- votes being counted right now in alabama's controversial special election involving roy moore. >>> the new

the chp log is light this morning. we'll come back with any changes after this. >> sue, thank you. 4:37 now. drivers who work for companies like uber and lyft will face stricter limits once the foo law takes effect in the new year. >> it will be illegal to work with the blood alcohol concentration or higher. taxi drivers are already held to the same 0.04 limit. drivers found in violation could lose their license. >> we are going to hold these drivers to a much higher safety standard because they're carrying very precious cargo and it also enhances our ultimate goal which is improving traffic safety. >> the law will take effect in july of next year. >> not if you have the worst job in tech. >> and a new way to prevent excessive police force. how yoga classes help officers destress on duty. >>> it's 4:38 in the morning. a live look from our su ittro t. live weather and t really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on

log use my pick up my skis ingo. on the slopes of. this model also ski the glacier and measure the snow level . to take a reading of the overall depth and i guess that on a day like today the sunshine will have lowered by about five centimeters. prove to me at the. kids who were not well have a great day thanks for meeting me it was a pleasure. you know. everybody's heading back into the valley at this time of day but i'm staying i've got a cool plan a night surrounded by ice and snow. welcome to the igloo village please and welcome to our bar. yes this there is some art on the walls and corridors. like this reclining buddha. and this is our first igloo. pretty big. one so i guess this is my bedroom good thing the ice blocks are covered in sheepskin because it's pretty cold freezing to be precise but there are plenty of ways to warm up this forty degree outdoor jacuzzis probably the most spectacular what was. already a strange feeling going to bed at twenty six hundred meters but a fixed leaking back should help. wow this is truly bre

you can always check out ktvu plus for the yule log. and natural gas fireplace inserts, the meadows installed there's 5 years ago. with one click of a button, heat and flames. >> we are cautious about burning the wood. now we don't have to worry about it at all. we get heat from it, and a nice glow. basically what happens during these types of the winter weather conditions is like, we are in a terrarium. it's like we have a dome over us. the smoke sits there, and nothing carries it out. it builds up and builds up. it only takes a few fireplaces to pollute the whole neighborhood. the maggots the parse -- particles and carcinogens that are harmful to kids, elderly, and those with respiratory developments. >>> the indoor fire does not bother him. we have a bonfire in the yard, yes.>> to burn or not to burn is the question. >> i will abide by it if they say i cannot have a fire. >> i won't have one. i will resent it. >> if you choose to burn, the district will be patrolling on christmas day. they will patrol on the 26 as well. >> if this is

this is mom-o-log.eorge's jacket and lauren do you want to get me something? she wasn't paying attention to that either. get me in jacket >> i got you. >> here's what's going on, boardwalk had snow on it. we actually saw a lot of melting got into the 40's. 32 waking up this morning, nice breeze coming in at seven miles per hour, we do have windchills, into the 20's. the clouds will build back in during the course of the afternoon, then spots to develops a we're expecting a wintery mix. numbers are in the 20's in the bin barren, the poconos yesterday morning, it was a whooping 12 above. so we're making progress in the temperature department. tears the clouds across down, thick clouds across pittsburgh down towards charleston, lots of rain to the south. the bulk of this will stay to the west, but the showers will come into play,h 6:00, 7:00. this is not a soaking rain situation. so ten in albany, 32 in philadelphia, look at the mild air down to the south, where it's into the 40's. this is the air we tap i

and if you can't get enough, just log on to our website, abc7news.com, we posted resources about the supermoon from a photo gallery. so you can figure out how to track them on the calendar. if you're logging on from your phone, download the abc 7 news app and get stories and breaking news as well sent right to your device. >>> okay. get ready to be swept off your feet. three of our favorite "dancing with the stars" pro dancers are about to hit the road for a nationwide tour with a stop here in the bay area. here's a glimpse of what you can expect. ♪ ♪ ♪ trying to run that game ♪ made it sond so sweet >> max, val and peta showed off their moves on "good morning america." the tour is called "confidential." it's coming to san jose in may presale tickets are available right now. find a link for show tickets on our website, abc7news.com. what do you think, mike? right up your alley i think, right? >> full of muscle. >> oh, just watching that you pulled a muscle. imagine if you tried to copy the moves. >> it was beautiful. >> live to tahoe. >> look at that. >> looking at the snow at heaven

log onto our facebook page or tweet us directly at wusa 9. >>> right now hundreds of firefighters north of los angeles are struggling to contain an explosive wildfire. the blaze broke out monday and spread rapidly to more than 31,000 acres. about 150 homes have already burned, thousands more are threatened. evacuation orders are in place for nearly 8,000 homes. here's how this blaze compares to some of the worst in california state history. we are looking at some pictures from another blaze that was very local just weeks away from the holidays. some gifts may be lost this a u.p.s. facility in fredrick. it all happened at english muffin way. wusa 9's evan koslof tells us what happened. >>reporter: it all got started around 11:40 last night. it was as one shift was ending and another one was just getting started. that's when the fire broke out. now take a look at what's left, burnt to a crisp. now, the good news is that nobody was hurt in this fire and the actual damage to the building was very limited, just exterior damage. but the trucks are a completely different story, as you can prob

enter in log in to paypal. it directed me to another page where it wanted me to enter more telephonen, address, numbers, things like that. i thought, this does not look right. adrianna: she had been lured by and the mail scam. when she logged into the real paypal, nothing was wrong. if you get an enough from the company about a purchase you did not make, do not click on any links. log into the company the way you would normally do so. strong. the digital currency is now worth more than $15,000. at the start of the year, each bitcoin was worth less than $800. question is, how high will it go? and when will the price come crashing down if it does? we will have a final check of the forecast when we come back. adrianna: her home so a woman can see her unique collection of nativity sets. she has 800 of them. she began collecting them 56 years ago. pets,ts include cowboys, characters from the peanuts comics. her favorite features for children and grandchildren. >> i tell everyone, no more nativities. i am not going t

and on this last day of november, the dow logged its longest streak of monthly gains in more than 20 years. bob pisani has more on the dow's run through 24,000. >> reporter: it was another banner day for the stock market. stocks roared higher on this final day of november with the dow smashing through the 24,000 mark to another high. the dow had its best day of the year. buying picked up steam early in the day when senator john mccain said he would vote to support the senate's tax bill, boosting its chance of passing. small cap stocks would benefit the most from a tax base. the dow is a price-weighted index so higher priced stocks have a bigger influence on the dow's movement. that was the case again with the dow moving from 23 to 24,000. so higher priced stocks like unitedhealth, boeing, 3m, boeing, and apple distributed to the gains, accou more than 600 points in the dow's 1,000-point gain. health care, industrials, retail, technology industries were all represented. the one exception, goldman sachs contributed just about 20 points to the dow's gain. still, everybody's happy. for "

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>> that's why you have to do log scales so you can adjust for that >> log scales. the one and only carter worth. >> what is that thing you talk about, the parthenon isn't he supposed to wear a tie on the show? >> carter, thank you, carter worth of cornerstone macro did you buy bitcoin? >> i bought bitcoin cash i actually had been selling the bitcoin. to me, i think our friend that's been on the show a couple of times now, the evangelist for bitcoin, mailed a good argument. bk made a good argument the other day, faster, cheaper >>> coming up, it's time to take stock. will the highest yielding stocks be your best bets? >>> plus retailers are raging ahead of the holiday shopping spree. how big a boom could the christmas season be? >>> one auto stock is stalling this month one isoi t gngo kick into overdrive. much more "fast money" after this just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer sa

whole -- hold the your log. it may look clear, but the air quality management officials have issued a spare the air warning for tomorrow and tuesday. this is the 12th and 13th alerts this winter. rob malcolm spoke to one woman is that christmas will not be the same because of the span. >> what? that is crazy. you cannot have a fire today. is not dry season comments winter.>> i get in the summer. it's winter. >> the sedate family has an issue with the latest winter, spare the air winter alert. this is part of their christmas tradition. >> having a fire is cozy and fun. people talk, and relax pics >> they are not trying to ruin your holiday. the bay area air quality management district has issued two additional winter, spar

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still plenty of offensive content on twitter and in germany brand but there is a difference if you log in the u.s. versus germany and it is it is because of the war right i mean at the end of the day it's because of the first amendment in the states and because of the you know the ban on certain physical universe amended but if you look at germany i mean this is a country with much stricter hate speech laws right and there was even a new one that was and acted in october and this directly effects the internet take a look this is just the basics of that new law here in germany it's called the network enforcement act websites a social media sites like twitter they have to remove blatantly illegal content that includes hate speech insightful speech holocaust denial nazi iconography sites of twenty four hours to do that or face a fifty million euro fine so we're talking about money here i mean that is a lot of money look twitter is a private company you mention the first amendment and they can do whatever they want they can make something stricter than the first moment if they want there's

happens when you do this so we decided to give it a try test it out so here's exactly what we did we logged in here in berlin in germany and we searched on twitter for national socialist here's what comes up you see some acclaimed white nationalist india of nazi accounts lots on there but as you can see most of them are blocked about half of them in fact they come up with this message here that says this account has been withheld in germany interesting right ok we went to my profile settings on my account here b. change the location from germany to the united states and well what happens the search results you get when you type in national socialist it's very different none of those accounts are blocked and including even the same one that we just showed you it's open you can access it in the united states i mean there's still plenty of offensive content on twitter and germany brand but there is a difference if you log in the u.s. versus germany it is because of the of the war right i mean at the end of the day it's because of the first amendment in the states and because of the you know th

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those yule logs have to take a break at least through christmas eve.eratures for today 50s across the board. 58 in oakland. 56 in vallejo. mid-50s in pacifica and 58 for folks down in san jose. those temperatures are pretty seasonal. maybe a tick or two below average for this time of the year. temperatures right now like i said we are seeing a lot of 29 degrees out in santa rosa, 36 in san rafael and 30 in livermore. that's your latest forecast from here. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing now, crews are on the scene of a one alarm house fire in hayward. it began just after 2:00 this morning on minerva street. two elderly people were sent to the hospital for treatment of minor smoke inhalation. there were no major injuries. >>> new details on an attempted robbery at a san jose drugstore that ended with the suspect dead. police say a walgreens security guard shot and killed maurice charles after the two struggled over the guard's gun. it happened at 8:30 monday night at a walgreens on santa clara and first streets. police say charles had threaten

send the logs over by wagon to los angeles.uld trade. that's how they kind of paid off their mortgage. however, in 1857, after six years, years, bringham young recalled his faithful back to salt lake. there were a variety of reasons why he did so. one of them is probably the fact that there's so many mormons came out for different reasons, the warm weather, maybe going to the gold fields. so it worked, but it was short-lived. the mormons that stayed, about 60% of the population went back -- those that stayed, they had their reasons. probably -- and i'm just surmising -- it was probably because faith-wise, maybe it was the tight reins of bringham young or maybe because of the warm climate of california as opposed to salt lake city and other opportunities. but a lot of them stayed. they became very prominent pioneers of san bernardino years later. if bringham young did not have the recall back to salt lake, what would san bernardino be like now? i spoke to a really wonderful historian named leo lineman. he is a member of the chur

send the logs over by wagon to los angeles.uld trade. that's how they kind of paid off their mortgage. however, in 1857, after six years, years, bringham young recalled his faithful back to salt lake. there were a variety of reasons why he did so. one of them is probably the fact that there's so many mormons came out for different reasons, the warm weather, maybe going to the gold fields. so it worked, but it was short-lived. the mormons that stayed, about 60% of the population went back -- those that stayed, they had their reasons. probably -- and i'm just surmising -- it was probably because faith-wise, maybe it was the tight reins of bringham young or maybe because of the warm climate of california as opposed to salt lake city and other opportunities. but a lot of them stayed. they became very prominent pioneers of san bernardino years later. if bringham young did not have the recall back to salt lake, what would san bernardino be like now? i spoke to a really wonderful historian named leo lineman. he is a member of the chur

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