. >> i recognize it's a mosquito and shoot it down. >> i recognize it's a mosquito and shoot it down.oñ=óó >> some business tonight. some people climbing the walls quite literally at shut down san jose night club. the business journal reports that touch stone climbing is taking over the old club wet on south first street. the club had a lot of trouble we reported some of it before including a new years eve fight where one woman attacked another with her stiletto heel. >> mission college this santa clara offers free course in health information technology on line offering made possible by federal stimulus money. 6 month program starts april fourth. >> developer of san jose access condominium tower being sued. the developer did not pay promised bonus for finishing the job early. details on all of these stories in tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business journal. >>> now health news. none of us like mosquitos but they are much more than a pest. dangerous and deadly. tonight bay area company that is providing technology to stop them in their track. carolyn johnson explains. >

help power a laser beam system to kill mosquitoes. >> have you to recognize its a mosquito and that it'sa female mosquito and then shoot it down that. recognition of trying to find that mosquito while it's flying is done on the gpu. >> the result is a so called laser fence designed to protect homes or villages from mosquitoes. if the technology seems like overkill, consider the real enemy is malaria. >> so richard beachham is the involved in a world war wide war on malaria and knows it's still taking a staggering toll. >> it kills a million people every year. most of those are children and most of them live in africa. >> current strategies using pesticides, but it's still present in 99 countries. >> and while inventors admit this won't be a complete solution they're working to make it cheaper and easier to deploy in the third world, hoping to partner with a company willing to mass produce it for use world wide, making make believe violence of gaming world to a real world enemy. they believe versions of the fence could be mass produced and sold for as little as 50s oodz fas that it -- tha

that is the difference between bedbugs, mosquitos. mosquitos, that is not a big deal. everybody gets bad books, but you are embarrassed about it, you do not want to report it, you feel like it is your fault. that is a standard practice among some property owners, to stigmatize the victims so that they feel like they have to pay for it. supervisor kim: at this time, i thought we would call public comment. there are many members of the public here today. perhaps i want to thank you all for coming out. i'm going to call the names on the cards. robert weber. anna heath. john williams. joan tetter. antonio morgan. jazzy collins. >> thank you, supervisors. i can only relate to you my personal experiences. as a community activist, i have heard many stories. there are two samaras and i could tell you about. both get city and county funding. they have a plethora of rooms at a bunch of different hotel sites, but they do not have tseo have a clear conscience about checking for bedbugs. some of their units are being responded to by property owners better than others. some property

. >> the mosquitoes were relentless.and when you're dealing with this piece of property where vizcaya is which lowland, which means you had mangroves. that's where mosquitoes love to breed. there is this wonderful quote we liked to use that came from the spanish american war when they dropped the troops down here in the summer. and they said, "if i owned miami and hell, i would live in hell and rent out miami." >> alligators and land crabs lurked in the mangroves and of course the dreaded rattlesnakes that were so abundant the workman immortalized the feared serpent on the ceiling of vizcaya's dining room >> oh my goodness, gracious. ( laughter ) dad always told us that he killed a rattlesnake. i forgot how big it is but it was hanging outside his shop down at biscayne engineering, they have a picture of that a huge thing. but the crocodiles, alligators and mosquitoes terrible, and possums and coons, and you just name it, it was wild! >> a great many of the workers were from the bahamas. they knew how to deal with the in

agriculture producers, munepalts have to -- municipalities have to spray for mosquitoes. this legislation does not stop the e.p.a. having control over the regulation of pesticides and the certification of pesticides and again many states also have pesticide application depending -- so there are stringent rules are in place. fifra is working. if you feel it's not working, we need to address fifra and have to debate that issue. agriculture is moving in a safer manner to protect the environment and this bill will keep it in place and e.p.a. under their authority and their control to protect the environment and public safety when it comes to the mosquito control districts. i urge passage of 872 and i yield the rest of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 872 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being affirmative, the rules are suspended -- mr. bishop: mr. speaker, i req

our job is to give them medical help, tarps for places like this, clothes, mosquito nets, pots, pans, food. >>helping the displaced koran. some of the team members have been killed in fire fights. through it all ubank remay understand dependent upon god. he and his team members seek guidance through prayer. >> prayer is the air we breathe. and the spirit we have as we talk to god as we do everything we can with prayer. god's answer are very specific and doable. maybe scary, humiliating, but have doable and very specific. >> as for those the free burma rangers serve, many spend their days struggling to survive. many became christians, nearly 200 years ago, ma hah la is confident the relationship will save them. >> god loves the people and not allow the burma army to destroy us. >> they pray when they are free from the military regime that oppresses them. they are confident they will come. >> dave, i just read the book of daniel. man, that book, i don't understand a lot about the book. tyrants fall, every last one of them. >> in the meantime, he asked christians around the world to pray

. >>: millions of mosquitoes in the summer and blizzard like conditions in the winter >>: joseph stalinies at 74 >>: construction on the railway eventually stopped in 1953, but the damage was already done. his grandfather died, along with tens of thousands of other political prisoners. >>: people call this the railroad of dead because many could not handle the cold and the bugschristians were also killed in the gulag's >>:, we have secret prayer gatherings, they prayed for this harsh region; >>: several years ago he moved his family to honor the memory of his grandfather and the countless died in the siberian camps >> >>: these people pray that one day the gospel would reach: this land. >>: the fruit is the good news church, a thriving congregation that has risen in the heart of the siberian tundra. >>: people are turning to the lord all over the region, families are healed and people the liver from opera hall and drugs. >>: in the location of the church is very significant. back in the early 50s this exact spot used to hold thousands of political as well as religious prisoners in labor

this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after. in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour. there is enough to go around. drink every hour and every hour after. go to the river there is enough to go around. drink up the hours and every after burned down by the river -- drink air land is here for after survivors go around they are enough. [applause] >> flood song 8 stray dogs duet. >> the every i learned. food. for the good. love. your hand smiled with me. you wanted me to understand you with -- my teeth. hunger seemed the only -- tongue we shared. the sky -- opened. closed it's door. the sky -- opens, closes it's door. the sky -- hunger seems the only master. no, we both understand something like love. good doggie, good doggie what i do now. [applause] >> now you can feed pigeons and they know to go there to get food. sharks follow the ships because if you have humans packed and one gets sick

. >> the day after day, i walk through a jungle, i swampland infested with mosquitos, climbing a thick forest hills. the maoist fighters with me are used to this hostile environment. we have reached another camp. they are setting up a tent for us. prawns are fried for dinner. it is not a diet for the squeamish. while dinner cooks, they train. they are an ill-equipped army with no bullets to spare and in order to fire, they make a boom sound. the maoist commander tells me how they manage to keep the indian security forces at bay. he does not want to be identified. >> without the support of the local population, it is impossible to win any war against the state. we have got that support because of the violence committed by the indian forces against tribal people here. >> each day, local people come to the camp. they come for basic health like health-care which the state is not providing. the maoist have doctors and medicine. villagers seem happy to see them after indian paramilitary attacks. after losing land to multi natural -- multinational companies or [unintelligible] >> the malice a

rain today, heaviest this afternoon, that mosquito to the forecast.s, not quite as wet tomorrow or thursday. periods of rain, it will be chilly friday, saturday and sunday. today, we'll be in the mid-50s around clearlake, everybody else had the upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. around the bay and into the east bay and south bay, we'll have low to mid-60s. a few drops possible around the monterey bay and inland. we have mid-60s for you. tonight, mild with rain ongoing, low to mid 50s in most off our neighborhoods. he a look at the setup. warm front, this warm air mass that brought us the drizzle. this will lift this and create heavier rain. when it's going to do that and where, 7:00 in the morning, we look up in the north bay, heaviest rain will move through there around noon and 1:00 and the front will slide across the bay area about 6:00. heaviest rain moving into the bay into the south bay. by tonight we get a little bit of a lull, light rain will develop for tomorrow morning and we may get a break in the afternoon by wednesday. we'll see scatte

now, they didn't know at the time that yellow fever was carried by mosquitoes. but the health issue was major in that first movement to build a water system. narrator: so they set out to find the cleanest source of water. although the majority of philadelphia's water now comes from the delaware river, early engineers found that development along the waterfront was causing pollution. so their search led them to the nearby schuylkill river. philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engineering concepts that are still the basis for our water systems today. europeans flocked here. it was a destination point to see the new world technology. when charles dickens visited us in 1840, he was truly blown away by high water pressure on the fourth floor of the hotel he was staying in. nowhere in europe had he experienced that. this technology was doing something to support the life and the growth of the city. philadelphia, throughout the 19th century, was the major industrial city of the united states. all

i've had mosquitos, flies, cockroaches, all kinds of other insects in my apartment in the past. some that did and some did not bite. but the way i was bitten when i had an active infestation in my humble calif it made everything secondary. that was the number -- when i had and active infestation in my home, it made everything else secondary. i started getting bites for another three weeks and it took almost two whole months of getting bites and staying up and waiting with flashlights and a setting alarms, going inch by inch through my apartment before week actually find one we could confirm as a bedbug. they were living inside the mattress. that being said, the numbers here in the city are very, very low. i think they're very, very undercounted and people are not reporting it and trying to do this on their own. folks are sometimes making the problems worse by doing their own remedies which pushes them to adjacent rooms and adjacent units. i would like to say we have done all lot of work as part of this working group -- [tone] we have been thoughtful about their responses and loo

flooding, mosquitos, and those are great questions. the plant just says that this is an opportunity in glen park and says it stays open. the other thing i wanted to mention was how this plan affects surrounding neighborhoods. neighborhoods use the glen park village and transit of there is pretty spotty. some of those folks are older and are not able to get down. the importance of driving and parking available to them in order for them to access is important. the vernal heights neighbors are very involved in the san jose avenue project. they have been motivated about that, have been meeting with the mta and caltrans, supporting these long-term visions we also talked about. overall, our time line for moving forward, we are here with you today at this briefing. over the next couple of months, we will be refining the plants and more, working with mta to develop a method for getting these transportation projects internally and bringing them back out of the community to hear their thoughts and what they want to prioritize so that we can hone

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seeing a lot of action to try to protect the international development assistance, money to buy mosquito nets to prevent malaria and to fight aids in africa, food for the hungry and refugees, and things like that. so you've got various groups lobbying for various issues, each hoping that their preferred pot makes the cut. >> and a lot of those folks, both on the left and the right, are using moral language and scriptural language, saying you know the bible urges people to care, look out for the vulnerable, the widows, the orphans, and the least of these. and so you are seeing this sort of biblical language. >> right. and it's biblical language on both sides. the more traditional churches, catholic bishops, and your mainline churches, and your jewish groups are saying, you know, we have a biblical and ethical, moral obligation to care for people who can't help themselves. on the other side, from the more conservative side, especially from the tea party, you have arguments saying that it's actually immoral to leaveebt to tureenerations. and they sometimes chafe at the notion of, you know,

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great breeding ground for mosquitoes. for a park is in the works but residents would just like it cleaned up. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m they live look at the protesting continuing at uc- berkeley. the wheeler all. icomplaining at willard- hall, with budget cuts. >> the dipdisability community would be greatly impacted. >> please do what you can come of not only does for me but other people's with disabilities. >> in some bite of please, a $30 million budget deficit. >> we do not have enough money. we are scrambling! finding other sources of revenue. . many who ride caltrain. are concerned. >> our committee has always supported caltrain. and our community >> the service cuts could be impacted by the first of july. in san carlos, kron 4 news. >>pam: it is to the more expensive to fly. once again, the airlines have raising fares making it increasingly difficult. to find a travel bargain. >> if you're going to be traveling somewhere? you can be paired t

. >> reporter: a single bat can devour 600 mosquitoes, moths and other insects in a single hour.despite their creepy reputation, scientists say its life without bats that should terrify us. and it's why pat ormsbee shudders at the news that entire bat colonies are being wiped out. >> we're talking about the very real possibility of extinction, of one or more species in a very short time. >> reporter: pat says this wave of death that has killed over a million bats along the east coast, is now headed to the northwest. the killer is a mysterious disease that made its first appearance here in howe caverns new york. it was in this cave back in 2006, that two scientists, paul rubin and ben guenther, came upon rooms filled with dead bats. they suspected vandals, but it soon became clear that the problem was far bigger than that. >> other reports started coming in, weird behavior, bats out in winter. there were these large numbers of dead bats were being turned in albany county new york. then they were going, "whoa, something's not right in the bat world, we don't know what this is." >>

and from every angle, you've got these little mosquitoes coming at you, telling you, "don't do that. don't do that. don't do that. pay interest. it's okay. just go ahead and get that new furniture set right now, and don't worry about it until later." they know full well that by the time you should be worrying about it, you probably won't have the money. >> you buy stock in a company. it's a big company. is the ceo gonna cl you up and say, "thank you"? it doesn't happen. they're gonna walk off their corporate jets and ask you for money to help bail them out when they're wrong. that's a situation we see a lot of. i've seen analysts actually make buy recommendations--going out to the general public, getting you to buy when they're actually selling at the same time that the words are leaving their lips to buy. now, you know, there's going to be a big debate as to if that's legal or not. whether it's legal or not, i'm gonna tell you, i believe-- these are my-- this is my opinion. i believe it's immoral that someone's going to make a buy recommendation to you to get you to take their risk

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panama and helped build in the teeming woods and forests of that era, fighting against malaria and mosquitoes and diseases and were part of building the panama canal. how my family -- grandmother kept the family together and gave birth to her first son an survived to be able to make it here to the united states and had children born in south carolina and made their way up and finally got to brooklyn, new york, and a part of the history of this country. she kept the family together. let me just call a roll if you don't mind, of some of the women from texas, please note there are many others, like mrs. johnson, the wife of lyndon baines johnson, who was so much involved in the beautification of texas, her daughter, lucy baynes johnson, her other daughter, linda robb johnson, and one who spoke about she would not see the constitution declined or diminished and that she believed that even though it did not include her when it started that this constitution means we the people, that's what this means. ann richards, the former governor, late governor of texas. mayor kathy whit meier, ruby mosley wh