it was one of thousands made in a windsor maine workshop. but more telling was how quickly and enthusiastically the v.f.w. members, also in my office that day, jumped in to explain where the canes came from and how glowingly they spoke of this project and what it has meant to veterans in maine. they knew the history of the project, they described the ma ma particularlessness of the craft -- meticulousness of the craftsmanship you can see here, and they quickly gave me george gunning's name and their enthusiasm underscored their support and recognition this eagle cane project in maine had given to them and their fellow veterans. to bert, george and donna's work is a true testament to the strength of our veterans community in maine and that really is what it's all about. good news from maine madam president. good news about our commitment to each other and our commitment to our veterans. it's often said that maine is a big small town with very long streets. we know each other we care about each other and in this case we deeply care about our v

maine on the u.s. east coast is well-known for its lobster it's lighthouses, and it's beautiful mountains, and you can add one more thing to that list. a self-described tinkerer, whose workshopturning out things you might not expect to find quite so far from scotland. >> people look at me as a really strange bird. it is a very soul strumming instrument. i was born away by the richness and the delicateness of the sounds, and i came back from scotland, and it came to me, and i played them for about a month and the environment is really dry, so the reads shut down. i was stuck. that is when i started looking at them and saying, you know maybe i could actually make these things. there is no school for bagpipe making, so it is a labor of love. there is a tangible aspect. the smell of the wood, all of that. i love that feeling that i am here breathing, smelling tasting. it is also an instrument that summons all of my senses. because when you get that bag under your arm, and you can feel the instrument that is vibrating under your arm and creating this pocket of sound. i can remember i was fortunate to march in a parade in the front row. if you are marching alone, it brings people

main concern, simly to get the word out. nothing set in stone as of yet. they are holding a series of public workshops.hroughout the counties. the first one is scheduled for march 25th in morgan hill. more information go to the bay area air quality management website. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a deadly rockslide at point reyes national seashore killed one person and sent another person to the hospital. it happened saturday afternoon near arch rock. this image shows how big the collapse was in comparison to the people at the top of the photo. a spokesperson says a fissure or crack in the land was discovered on wednesday. morning signs were posted but no one expected the trail to give way. >> i think what shocked us just as much is how quickly we saw this crack in the ground there and then how quickly is broke off. we've never experienced anything like this. >> there were several people on the trail when the collapse happened. two people fell about 70 feet. one of them died. area leading up to arch rock is now closed. a gofundme account has been set up for the victims. you can find that link at ktvu