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of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are both translated by salim yusef. on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addresse

perfect for wing suit flying in the mountains. >> after a long hike up a mountain in northwestern norway and a few friends find the spot they have been looking for. a little two-foot by one-foot ledge perched more than 5,000 feet above the ground. for hans, there's only one way down. >> when i jumped off, i gain speed and go vertical the first few seconds, then flattened out. >> so far, his flight is going as planned. >> after 10, 12 seconds of free fall, i said, okay, this is nice. i have a nice path i made. the rest curves. a slight one to lose some height and also gain speed. i made a sharp right turn, going pretty close there and then making a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous. and my hair was like, whooo. oh, on my neck and it was awesome. >> now, streaking along the mountainside at about 110 miles an hour caught on a helmet camera, a great jump turns disastrous in an instant. he's getting too close to the mountain. he deploys his parachute. >> and when i open my parachute, i'm very aware that i have 30 meters to the wall to the right. >> if he cr

the largest reserves lie in the heart of the cordillera mountains where the revolutionary armed forces of colombia the far operate at war with the colombian government for over fifty years no one can penetrate this region without their authorization with the help of divers go betweens we've established contact with the four guerrilla fighters they've authorized us to travel through their zone while waiting to receive us. the local economy is based on cocoa plant growing these small green leaves are the raw material of cocaine. after years of anti drug enforcement cocoa farming is going through a crisis more and more pickers are leaving the fields to work in the gold mines. we penetrate into the mining zone in the former controlled mountains we get there by mule a two day journey with a good guide. marie c.e.o. is the president of the local small scale miners association. with it for all that used to be cocoa plantations. and the government has eradicated all the coca in the region. each day dozens of mules amble up and down these paths loaded up with cans of cyanide like mercury it's u

a commander of the forks eight hundred froggies waiting for us further up in the mountains. for a two day journey. our guides are local farmers. the forks have long lived off of the cocoa plant more and more they are financing themselves from gold. and a bend in the path the first guerrilla fighters it's the advanced post. the fighting has been waging since morning on the other side of the valley. the gunfire. the army helicopters fire rockets at the rebel positions a routine occurrence for the guerrilla fighters. and you know that in our instructions are to remove all the phone batteries turn off the radios and i and everything that's electrical and i want to conceal ourselves in the forest. a month and you. saw the major part of the troop is hidden close by beneath the trees. it's in a camp such as this one where ingrid betancourt was held captive for six years. these last few years the old marxist guerrilla group has suffered heavy losses but it still counts eight thousand men and women ready to die for the cause. today the guerrillas have received from their suppliers ph

we penetrate into the mining zone in the four controlled mountains we get there by mule a two day journey with a good guide. marie c.e.o. is the president of the local small scale miners association. with it for all that used to be cocoa plantations. and the government has eradicated all the coke on the region. each day dozens of mules amble up and down these paths loaded up with cans of cyanide like mercury it's used to extract the gold from the or. we're in the heart of a rich gold bearing region. the mines are artisanal the techniques and sesto the gold reserves have hardly been tapped. the big companies rarely venture out here but they already hold all the mining permits. as the theater with them all this land is already tenured by the companies but you know whenever a small farmer goes to request a mining permit he's told that the land has already been allocated but someone has requested it before him and famous both in this way the small scale miners who are considered illegal by the colombian government they live under fark rule most of the time the guerrilla fighters are invisible

we are looking at a high showers along the santa cruz mountains with mild temperatures. fog is with us, so visibility is reduced. we will look for the chance of showers throughout the day, and it should be winding down for the game tonight. here is a look at the golden gate bridge, you can see the headlights there and the poor visibility with the fog, temperatures are very mild, low 50's in santa rosa and 56 in union city. and the fog gives us 2 1/2 miles visibility in san carlos and six miles in concord and it could be reduced. cloudy and in the 50's and a chance of a shower today, and mild out there with upper 50's coast, and upper 60's around the bay and near 70 inland. passing showers throughout the evening hours, so we will keep it in the forecast tonight, although it should be cloudy and mild at the ball park with numbers tomorrow spending to sunshine, and very mild, in the 70's, and by the weekend, the holiday weekend, a chance of a shower and mid-to-upper 60's and it looks like anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain, and even the possibility of a thundersto

the company behind this is expected to detail the across america tour in mountain view. so far we know it will take off in california in may and solar sources allow it to friday and night and has the weight of an average family car. >>> coming up on 7:00, how does highway 4 look, sal? >>> well, it is a little bit slow, we just got a report but westbound, that is the commute direction and traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you head up to the willow pass grade as per normal and in fact i just got the new location eastbound west of willow road which is that spin out. let's move along and look at the bay bridge and it was very briefly moved off to treasure island but they slowed the metering lights down a little bit and traffic is

for decades there were just these galleries dug out in the mountain but not far from here our guide wants to show us some new forms of land exploitation much more destructive. in the heart of the jumbo excavators dig up the river bed and eat away at the forest little by little. the machines dig up thousands of tons of earth which they unload into giant sifters where the gold is extracted using large quantities of mercury. after their passage nothing grows here again and the streams are destroyed. in order to be able to work the owners of these machines have received the go ahead from the farts who take their cut here too. but. all the work sites have to pay the guerrilla groups that control the region and let you know. that it is like in the columbia. wherever there are riches. there is armed conflict but people who want to make easy money find it they wanted to find a lot of. gold feeds the conflict but also provides a livelihood for thousands of people at the side of the work site workers by tuner and gold washers. they collect the small stones from the gaping holes left by the machines

live in mountain view.la tellez, "today in the bay." >> little bit of a teaser there from marla tellez. rain is coming down outside. that does have an impact on the sierras and all that snow up there. christina loren is here to tell us all about it. >>> good morning to you guys. we want to start with the toyota snow report. our favorite person in squaw valley, brian hager, how are the conditions, sir is this. >> hey, christina. conditions are good. it's snowing up here now. two inches at squaw and four inches at alpine. we couldn't be happier. >> i'm looking out 15 days. it looks like we'll see a pretty active start to the month of april. couple of weak disturbances headed our way before march is finished. you will be pretty good when it comes to ski conditions this spring, at least early spring. what's going on up there this weekend? >> it's really big. we have the 2013 nature valley u.s. alpine championships up here, opening ceremony starts frid friday. we'll have all the u.s. ski team up here. it's going

half mile in napa, with clouds from mountain view to san jose.t is clear in hayward and concord and livermore but look at the afternoon temperatures. the cloud deck will erode and low-to-mid 70's and mid-70's by the tell da and 72 in santa cruz. look for the next 30 days the april outlook, do not get too excited about the forecast because we are looking at below normal temperatures for were of california. we need the rain. the deficit in san francisco is 6.5" of rain at a deficit. we have rain in the forecast over the weekend in the form of scattered showers tomorrow and possibility of a few thunderstorms and more rain for easter sunday. we are then partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow. leyla gulen has a check on the friday morning commute. >> we starting off with construction through san francisco and this is due to a ramp blocked on southbound 101 to eastbound 80 so you will not be able to use that. i want to take you out to mass transit and everything is at top speed with no problems but we have fog on the bay bridge with traffic stacking up a li

i never knew why the clouds preferred to be near the mountain. as if the cloud was an entity in itself, looking for a place to go, you know? and i didn't know about this things then, but they always--that the air coming across the valley-- --water moisture, there they are, generated right up there. so that's nice on islands with mountains. people there can then have water to drink. i got a question for you. here's an island on the middle of pacific. it's just a great big sand bar. no elevation. what's the chances of having clouds up above there and you wanna drink water down here? high or low? check your neighbor. how many still say you have a high chance of getting clouds up there? show of hands. ooh, nobody? i'll tell you what, gang, over that land, you gonna be getting clouds because there's gonna be updrafts. when the sand be beating down on the water and then beating down on the sand-- --which is gonna get hotter, gang? - the sand. - the sand. the sand for two reasons. one thing, the water is transparent and all that energy is diluted throug

but the mountain lions are so outif you remembered they've had no effect on the mountain lion population. they must let two men named mutters jump out and bring the cow down. once they get the cow town and their net back they leave the work o the scientists. and they're not done yesterday. next year in december i'm going to have to borrow the -- >>> rangers were rounding up some of the nonnative deer at point rays and killing them. paul chambers brought us this report in 2008 on that controversial program. >>> today between eight and 10 nonnative deer were killed. the plan call for deers to threatened and paralyzed. >> the nay deer which is being suppressed by its population. >>> rangers at point rays are removing nonnative deer named fallon access. in the condor recovery program. >> it's inhumane, it's an inhumane slaughter. there's nothing nice. this video show it is nonnative deer. since june 460 of the 1,000 living in the area have been slaughtered but this is just the beginning. >> to wipe out hundreds and hundreds of deer simply because they were not here when the park was created

the company behind this is expected to detail the across america tour in mountain view. so far we know it will take off in california in may and solar sources allow it to friday and night and has the weight of an average family car. >>> coming up on 7:00, how does highway 4 look, sal? >>> well, it is a little bit slow, we just got a report but westbound, that is the commute direction and traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you head up to the willow pass grade as per normal and in fact i just got the new location eastbound west of willow road which is that spin out. let's move along and look at the bay bridge and it was very briefly moved off to treasure island but they slowed the metering lights down a little bit and traffic is backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay. this morning, we have very very heavy traffic and after that it does look better into milpitas. let's go to steve. >>> mostly cloudy, some areas are dry and other areas, walnut creek redwood city picked up a quarter of an inch of rain. mostly cloudy day, some light rain and we could have hit and miss

in the mountains they are doing well. well over a foot of snow.. and tomorrow we go into the pattern where it goes down the coast and when that happen it's will spin moisture back at us and bring us a chance of a shower and if it nudges east we'll have a thundershower. so we have a thundershower in the forecast as well. so tomorrow is an unsettled day. i think it looks like this afternoon, but with that chance of thundershowers. so this afternoon wasn't bad, it was cool and breezy, but with this system, here it is right here, you can see it at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and as it is rotating and going down, it is not going east, it is going down and so as it does, say at 4:00 or 3:00, and the models -- the models struggle with this type of pattern. so it won't take much for this all to nudge about 60 miles to the east and we would have a whole different deal going on. so let's keep a chance of a shower in the forecast tomorrow and keep a chance of a thundershower in the forecast as well. in the mountains they'll have continued snow flurries poss

the wolves, the mountain lines and the grizzly bears. we use to do over a hundred elk a year. now we are down to around 40. and of lot of them are coming to other parts werewolves are not. that many to go around anymore. there is a place for them, but they need to be regulated like every other animal. i just feel they haven't been. it has gotten way out of control. our wolf season started 10 years ago. >> it was my interpretation that the states were not thrilled about having wolves back in idaho, wyoming, and montana. it's kind of like why did you pick our state? why do we have to live with them? our state, to be in while put them in central park in new york? it is unfair. people tell me that we don't really care for wolves. >> the delisting of wolves from the endangered species list is agreed-upon based on the estherville science at the time. and that called for a minimum of 300 wolves in the rocky mountains states for three consecutive years or 10 breeding years for each state. and we reach that in 2002. minimumolves is a number of walls to have a viable wolf population. so

the royal canadian mountain police were there along with numerous other agencies. reno and las vegas police to name a few more. all of those officers are now headed to their respective cities. tens of thousands heading home after the emotional service. to give you some idea of the number of law enforcement who attended, the procession into san jose today was two miles long. from highway 17, hundreds of emergency vehicles made their way into the south bay. they had free rein of the highways, as normal traffic was shut down. while hundreds of law enforcement was involved in that procession, that 33-mile procession from santa cruz to the south bay, there was much less pomp and circumstance on the way back into santa cruz this afternoon. live in los gatos, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> in a special tribute for the fallen santa cruz police officers, the u.s. honor flag was flown into san jose this morning. the gilroy police honor guard waited for its arrival and the plane's captain carried it up and handed it over. the honor flag has traveled to over 1,000 event

think back on this trip to reach the remote mountain temple. can't you just taste that hot delicious tea you'll receive inside? a path of weathered flagstones. the flagstones make it easier to cross wet ground and also guide guests to the tearoom. pause and listen closely. you hear nothing but the breeze blowing. the lonely road to a remote mountain temple. is this what he had in mind? one moss covered rock just off the path of flagstones incorporates the tsukubai. here guests pause to wash their hands. before you enter the temple, you should purefy your hands and mouth by rinsing them with water from a pure mountain stream. your destination comes into view. this is the most sacred of the tearooms. just three mats, about five square meters. at the far end of the tearoom, a tea guarden is much different from one designed to impress aristocrats. he came to reject anything elaborate and ornate. instead, he chose plain down to earth hospitality. the tea garden, a space forever infused with hospitality. >>> this prefecture is home to a die ethnic gr

if you have an idea of this mountain range, these of the most important mountains and this is the areare they have been moving a lot. >> this is a morale boost for forces who have lost 28 men fighting in northern mali. they say that the bodies of many fighters are strewn about inside the mountain base. as proof of their claim, they offered only this glory mobile phone picture taken by a soldier. forces are now moving deeper into the mountains, blocking off escape routes with fresh air surveillance support. forces tell al-jazeera that they have been surrounded, but the mountain range that they operate from is 100 callers lawn and the battle is far from over. >> the u.s. vice-president, joe biden, says that his country is committed to israel. he was speaking to the israeli lobby and was joined in washington by benjamin netanyahu three video link. one of the topics was how they would deal with the threat of a nuclear iran. >> our strong preference is for a diplomatic solution. while the window is closing, we believe that there is still time and space to achieve the outcome. if god forbid

on one side and mountains on the other side.re is a reason they get the least amount have rain, it's called rain fade. it goes up the santa cruz mountains, that creates the clouds. the santa cruz mountains rains like crazy down there. conversely, when it comes over and sinks into the valley, it stabilizes the atmosphere and you can get two to three inches of rain and san jose will get couple hundredths or a tenth. so the greatest population is getting the least amount rain. there are so many different ways you can save water. put a bucket in the shower while the water is warming up. waterhe bucke your plants with that. >> i freeze water and put it into my freezer so if the power goes out i have blocks of ice that are frozen. >> make the kids take shorter showers. i know that one for a fact. >> the storm has passed. >> i got my start in salinas. i was there covering the weather. i've always been fascinated by science. whether it was biology, chemistry, you name it. i really became curious and fascinated with the weather. so i tri

taping for some other materials we'll see later in the course, but to get out near mount ranier, a mountain, the power of it, and to be out in the almost primal forest there, just brought together some elements of what we're talking about when we speak of primal religion. so what i'd like to do is to go right to the roll-in here, and in this, i'm just standing out in the wilderness, actually standing out in the rain without an umbrella. i just reflected on my own feelings of what primal religion is and how it can help us understand myth and ritual, but also remember the dimensional triangle - how in native american cultures and the cultures of other peoples who are land-centered, linked to the land, how we can see the great stories, the myths that are then carried out in ritual practices, bring them back into a sense of oneness and unity with mother nature, with the earth. so if we can go to the roll-in at mount ranier, let's look at what primal religion is. >> i'm standing in a wilderness area out in the pacific northwest, a land, trees, rivers, mountains that was home to native americans

the santa cruz mountains will have up to three quarters of acknowledge inch -- of an inch. as you look at saturday, can you see we have the clock up there, spring forward, set your clock ahead an hour as we lose an hour of sleep with daylight savings begin. check the snow detector and carbon monoxide detector for new battery and look at all the warmth next week. >> the east shore commute from richmond and vallejo and into emeryville and macarthur maze it is looking good, and punched up at 580 merging at golden gate field but otherwise it is moving nicely. the commute from the antioch area, with some slow traffic along the stretch when you get to leverage, the traffic picks up in the pittsburgh and concord area. the funeral procession we have been talking about, the fallen officers, at santa cruz at 8:45 and rolling closures and north 87 to h.p. pavilion where the service begins at noon. katie and kristen? >> coming up on 5:20. this is a tuna recall in bloomberg business report coming up. >> it took the world by storm, now an artist is our ocean spray are made with sweet che

take a look what is going on in southern california, some very inclement weather with mountain know and i-5 is closed. hanging out in the south land it will be tough to get there with numbers nearly 60 but the central area of state looking good but the mountains are talking snow with sun over the weekend and our warming forecast in a few minutes. sue? >> we are going, now, back to 80 westbound at the 580 merge, with c.h.p. say there is an accident right in this area. i am seeing traffic flowing nicely so there are no delays at this point. it is getting busy and we tried to zoom in as best we could before golden gate field. c.h.p. has arrived on the scene. we will look at the drive out of the central stream and it is bunching up with speeds at 38 miles per hour approaching the altamont pass and it pick up in livermore and dublin/pleasanton as you make your way there at 27 minutes from 205 all the way into dublin/pleasanton. >> san jose police have made an arrest in the murder of a man who was reportedly missing nearly two weeks ago. what is bizarre is where they found his body. the famil

you are making a mountain out of a molehill. >> i don't think we are making a mountain out of a mole hill. >> a fair and balanced approach and seeing some taxings going up will help us with the infrastructure spending that the economy need and help the statings and citis and local governments that have massive budget cuts. >> we are focusg rht now and we are talking about tax hikings. we are not talking about spending cuts. but talk about tax hikings. gary, respond to this right now. we are in a recovery that is not doing very well. you have shown us the historical side of things whampt will that do? >> i don't know how many more arguments the left needs to hear that tax hikings don't work. they keepoing back tomit same well . yet, up go through, brenda, i hate to keep pounding on it, lowering taxing when europe or canada or states do, it is it the way to grow the economy. when we raise taxings the government gets more money and the government takes our money is spend it inefficiently. my the department of the agriculture is a better way to spend our money. the department of defense

it's just like three-feet thick hard to get down the mountain no. big deal yet. we've got a season pass. >> that is what resorts are banking on. huge snowfall mid week. >> this amount of snow could put visitors the right snow holiday spirit to bypasses for next year which go on sail on friday. >> we're showing you mountains here, just chilly here. a foot of snow they're going to extend throughout the weekend. we're being told if you're coming up this week you're going to have to have your chains on tires in order to get through. lee painter, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >> beautiful. >> two bay area based companies teeming up to bring lower gas prices. what you'll have to do. >> ford drives a hybrid into san francisco showing off features it claims put brakes on the prius. >> you have tax questions? we have answers. you'll get your personal >>> state lawmakers coming up with an idea to protect school kids from tragedies like the sandy hook massacre. the lawmaker wants every school classroom door to have a lock that can be secured from inside of the classroom

mountain view here.o has some intersections blocked. but the main problem is to the caltrain riders. we have delays. train number 211 northbound did hit and kill a pedestrian on the tracks on the -- northbound and the trains have been stopped. southbound trains may or may not be getting through. what we do know caltrans is considering setting up a bus bridge to help stranded passengers. stay with ktvu. more coming up. >>> u.s. stock markets opened hire. many analysts expected the rally to be short-lived with the attention to likely resist to the uncertain tiers in italy. it looks like that is happening. the dow is down 36 and the nasdaq is down 1. and the s&p which has been flirting with record closing high is currently down about half a point. >>> the san francisco "chronicle" has a premium website. sfchronicle.com will allow subscribers to read more in- depth stories and print prescribers will also have access. others will pay $12 a month. the sfgate.com will remain free. >>> apple is buying a palo alt

mountain view here.s some intersections blocked. but the main problem is to the caltrain riders. we have delays. train number 211 northbound did hit and kill a pedestrian on the tracks on the -- northbound and the trains have been stopped. southbound trains may or may not be getting through. what we do know caltrans is considering setting up a bus bridge to help stranded passengers. stay with ktvu. more coming up. >>> u.s. stock markets opened hire. many analysts expected the rally to be short-lived with the attention to likely resist to the uncertain tiers in italy. it looks like that is happening. the dow is down 36 and the nasdaq is down 1. and the s&p which has been flirting with record closing high is currently down about half a point. >>> the san francisco "chronicle" has a premium website. sfchronicle.com will allow subscribers to read more in- depth stories and print prescribers will also have access. others will pay $12 a month. the sfgate.com will remain free. >>> apple is buying a palo alto co

in closer here you will see that we are getting some moderate rain around the santa cruz mountains. check out the south bay. moderate rain falling around willow glen as you notice here. middle east meridian avenue. san jose really santa clara getting some moderate rain. east fremont avenue. this is actually believe it or not mixed precipitation over mount hamilton falling right now as as we get tighter into the east bay you notice some lighter shower activity around the east bay livermore home street around the planes we are also seeing some light showers redwood stishtion palo alto, woodside highway 280 as you notice jefferson avenue redwood city and of course there is a winter weather advisory for the monterey county hills as snow is expected to continue there until friday 3:00 a.m. so how long will you need the wipers? and when will you be able to put the umbrella away. answer the questions coming right up. >> thanks sandhya. >> san jose police investigate a strange murder case. found dead inside his own apartment. amma is live in san jose tonight at the very housing apartment wh

we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mother who likes to sew. always had an old singer sewing machine and i bought her a new one but she never uses it. this is called cloth. her cracked lipped clenched to thread a dulling needle. the folds of my mother's dress are sewn with blody hands. tattered promises and button holes filled with bottomless dreams. her she was held up with borrowed strent. she asked, when will i have a home? one day i uttered. i will plant around my house she said. green ooh vy will grow and the

>> we are going back to the santa cruz mountains, everyone.a role problem out there for a while an accident blocking the right lane, pardon me, left lane. the right lane is partly blocked. you can see we are looking at very slow traffic and it is a long line from before the summit and all the way extended back, you can see bumper to bumper, a good 40 minutes to get from scotts valley up and over the summit into the san jose area. this is your alternate, and old santa cruz highway is not a good alternate but that is the best we can offer you. you can see this free on apple app and google play, northbound 17 before the redwood estates is where the accident is located and into san francisco at van ness and golden gate we have first reports of an accident, san francisco p.d. is en route. >> new this morning a respected pediatrician's group is weighing in on the well-being of children raised by gay parents, the american academy says that a stable, parental relationship can produce healthy, well adjusted children regardless of the parents' sexual or

>> yes, we have many locations in the santa cruz mountains and there is more than just drizzle but wetemperatures, upper 60s to low 70s, here is sal. >>> there is a crash reported near the caldecott tunnel and we are telling you about crashes all over the place because of the wet weather. 880 reported overturned vehicle on the shoulder and traffic is going to be affected. par met disks, 601 let's go back to the desk. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news' tara moriarty is live at the scene trace the movements of the suspect, tara in. >> reporter: well, they say the suspect was parked in front of the market when she backs up 100 feet and slammed into a woman who was at the corner of the parking lot and that's where they need your help. they are actively looking for the car involved in the hit-and- run. the victim was taken to

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and have it chasing you and now the mountain's moving and not just the avalanche but the whole mountain's what it's like riding these giant waves. >> reporter: it sounds terrifying. >> (laughs) for the average person -- it could easily be hell. >> pelley: you can see, for the first time, garrett mcnamara's latest giant wave on "60 minutes sports" tonight at 9:00 eastern time on the show time network. now to one of the biggest wipeouts in history. roy brown designed the ed sell a car synonymous with a flop. introduced in 1957, it had such innovations as a push button transmission, but critics hated the design, including a grill that some compared to a toilet seat. we got word that roy brown has died at the age of 96. these days, collectors will pay six figures for an edsel. maybe it wasn't such a bad idea after all, just ahead of its time. a half century after her father ordered an attack on civil rights marchers, she's writing a new chapter for her family's history. that's next. family's history. that's next. did you know that as we age our need for protein increases yet many of us don'

back to the santa cruz mountains, northbound 17, c.h.p. has located the accident just before the red wood estates and traffic is slowing so be careful. the left lane is blocked. no injuries, with right lane partly blocked and c.h.p. is requesting a tow truck. the stall is gone from the altamont pass at grant line, and the slow track remains and you can see at 36 miles per hour over the dublin/pleasanton area where it picks up through livermore moving westbound. kristen and eric? >> happening now,

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