with the in coming years we will have a lot of forest fires so what do you base the waste on the new forest previously from the. abolished the forest guards who heard about a hundred thousand people who were responsible for. and among them there were. seven clear thousand people who were responsible for particular parts of the forests. the name of these people were listening. and now they're a bullish foresters forester is the. it's the specialist with some professional education usually higher education but police. guard specifically for his guard these these people were. in russia about three hundred years ago and the wives until two thousand said one. no such person as a for our existence yes exactly the profession doesn't exist in russia we're here about sixteen thousand people who are responsible to some extent for forest protection part of gardening but these people are mostly. office people who work or even though he says oh no no this new forest clothes new legislation was adopted in russia in two thousand and six he said yes yes so you said that it abolished some professional to de

the in coming years we will have a lot of forest fires so what do you base the greens from the new forest biggest lease from the. abolished the forest guards about a hundred thousand people who were responsible for thought of. vermont burned there were. seventy. thousand people who were responsible for projectile or parts of the forests in the name of these people were listening. and now they are bullish foresters among foreigners thirty is the. it's the specialist for some professional education usually higher education but listening is for his guard specifically for his guard this these people were here in russia about three hundred years ago and survived until for thousands there one. no such person as a for our existence here is exactly a profession doesn't exist in russia we hear about sixteen thousand people who are responsible to some extent for forest protection for gardening but these people are mostly. office people who work for you ok so so no they know this new forest co the new legislation was adopted in russia in two thousand and six you said yes so you said that it abolishe

news. prices at the pump are down nine cents over the past two weeks to $3.91 a gallon. high end shoe maker is being sold forest mafor estimated $80 million. new york skinny's real estate is back on the market. the now fully restored famed home is listed for a whopping 4.3 million big ones. only in new york. vancouver ices the sharks. the yankees derail the mets and a golfer gets grass stains plus miami's chris bosh sticks his morns into the bulls. sports headlines straight ahead. >> possibility of storms your forecast is coming up. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports you might want to look at the eastern conference final between the miami heat and the chicago bulls. here is mario solice with your sports headlines. >> the bulls found out first hand, brchris bosch will beat y. he played like he was the face of the franchise and had his best game by half time finishing with the game high 34. miami lead late in the 4th and he puts it away to steal the foul. he takes the lead to win over the bulls. nhl playoffs. the sharks are one loss away fr

natural environment things would be even better for him were it not for a border crossing his forest into. their newpromoters nearly all may find it hard to draw a dividing line between in derry and old over all between the left bank and the right bank and i still believe this is one country and i regret what has been going on in those banks. the narrow denise the river divides moldova from the unrecognized republic of the political and economic gap between the two countries is much wider kitchen now until last fall have no diplomatic relations there are no direct telephone communications between. mr has its own currency economy and political system. no there we just look at him coming here. for. a treats me as one of his own. egos near north has been at the helm of the unrecognized republic for more than twenty years he is unwilling to talk about the one nine hundred ninety two war and prefers to demonstrate the republic's economic progress. resistant there will always be an adequate supply of food there was a moody because they don't know how to work this land is they can support themselves withou

natural environment things would be even better for him were it not for a boarder cutting his forest into. all new crew members living life find it hard to draw a dividing line between in derry and although over. between the left bank and the right bank i still do believe this is one country and i regret what has been going on on those banks. the narrow denice to revert divides moldova from the unrecognized republic the political and economic gap between the two countries is much wider question now until the last poll have no diplomatic relations there are no direct telephone communications between the times an easter has its own currency economy and political system. there i just look at him coming here. for. a treats me as one of his own. he goes near north has been the hull move the unrecognized republic for more than twenty years he is unwilling to talk about the ninety ninety two war and prefers to demonstrate the republic's economic progress. exist because there will always be an adequate supply of food to salute you because people know how to work this land is play can support themselves wi

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forest. nicholai to the hermit lives here alone without the perks of modern life. the new king about life here is that you don't have to worry about electricity or heating again cut out i take water from a nice hole in chop far wood to keep warm. and it is a fin by nationality and the russian citizen is also a man of the forest as he calls himself he became a legendary figure in karelia in finland a long time ago. nikolai turned his life around when he was a young man he bade farewell to friends and family left his village home and settled down in the woods. but we're not so quiet here everything is clean and calm the forest is so beautiful especially now during sunset. in the summer there are a lot of people oh how soon bustle i have already begun to forget all that. i have been here for twenty years already. nicolo relies on subsistence farming like many others before him he hunts and fishes dogs are his best friends nikolai likes being a hermit as he has not been completely alone throughout the twenty years of his life outside civilization. that's why has a philosophica

forests campaign was funded by the trial lawyers. chevron believes the trial was compromised. sports news, the sharks will have to win tomorrow tuesday in the playoffs. they had a rough game for. -- burned during test to talk about what the sharks need to do. --vern it all completely fell apart. we went down to this ice today, this was a optional skate they have this afternoon on the ice. it was in a 4-2 loss. a hard hit yesterday, there's a bone cringing hit by rob. the ringer from vancouver. the status we thought was an unknown, taking a and said joe the captain will flee to run my. -- played to run my. >> when he says he's playing, he's playing. >> we need him. will see it happens. he is going to be there i know that. >> vancouver scored 15 on three power-play goal all year. history, one minute, 54 seconds they stored three of them in one game. that's a nhl record. unbelievable. if you're asking me if the sharks can win three straight games and take care of vancouver? i am really hesitant to say yes. it has been done before. they look so much like the better team. through this entire s

this will cause damage to private property, as well as warehouses and forests, as well. this could hit newks. let's look at some storms. more of what the mississippi river doesn't need, more rain in the forecast. about an inch of rain is expected. our other big weather story is, of course, a big winter storm in the pacific northwest. this is a windmaker. we're going to sew some heavy snow in the cascades. maybe someone will be able to do a little bit more skiing here and there. 40-mile-per-hour winds. and very windy conditions, also pushing into southern california. good morning. as wlook at the forecast, clouds will me in for afteron with an isolated sprinkle or two. tomorrrrow, a couplele of showes this weather report has been brought to you by nook color. >>> coming up on "good morning america," look up. stop texting. that's what you keep telling me every weekend, right? we send our tech contributor out to bust people, using their phones and gadgets, when they really shouldn't be. are you an offender? >>> coming up, we love mornings. apparently, so do you. you express your feelings in "

forests. chevron has a shareholders meeting in the east bay on wednesday. >> we want the news media to reach out to the public. >> reporter: chevron is appealing the court statement and called the bridge protest a reckless publicity stunt. at the richmond san rafael bridge, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an idea 15 years in the making took its first step today. the city broke ground on a new transit village on west mccall boulevard. that project is set to be completed 10 years from now in 2021. >>> a state bill designed to protect endangered sharks bans the sale, trade, in possession of shark fins. supporters say that when defin the sharks, they are thrown back into the water and i. >>> today there was the creation of the 25% mortgage fraud strikeforce. they will investigate corporate fraud where bundle mortgages are sold to state investments and will target fraudulent lending practices and home loan modification scams. >>> growing concerns in europe sent stock prices lower today. the dow dropped 130 points. the nasdaq took a bigger hit percentagewise falling 44 points. >>> ibm has edged pas

within a week of when i was sworn in, the forest service chose to place a moratorium on any new drilling permits in my national forest. you have to understand my national forest, 93% of the rights are privately owned. these are owned by private individuals even and they came in and imposed this moratorium because of some lawsuit that as my good friend talked about that the taxpayers paid the organizations to file, basically and we went over a year with people losing their jobs, families suffering for just that reason. thankfully, a federal judge overturned that decision. . the forest service appealed, the judge threw it out, they've appealed again, in a philadelphia court, we'll see what happens. but that's just another example of just bad government. my good friend, mrs. lummis of wyoming, talked about the marleau se ulous natural gas. the government is not involved in it. natural gas is almost entirely private lands. i have counties for the first time in history their unemployment rates are below both state and natural averages. everybody benefits. not just the people getting the royal

coordinate with both parties, as well as the urban forester to evaluate any potential impact to the relocation of the fence and the existing street trees and issue a new encroachment permit to finalize the settlement if required. president goh: okay, we still have to vote on a continuance. >> i would ask for public comment first, if there is any. commissioner fung: i have a question for mr. o'brien. there are a number of other people who have submitted various types of concerns and thoughts with respect to this case. are they knowledgeable of what is being proposed? >> richard may be a better person to answer that question. the discussions have involved numerous members of the media community. i think everybody else has been an active participant. commissioner fung: in the discussion? ok. same question. >> i would just address that, there are three other neighbors in the immediate neighborhood involved in this, and they can speak in their public comment, but i believe those three neighbors have all been involved in this and are all ok it in principle tonight. obviously, i cannot speak for the broader public interest of everyone in the city of san fran

new location in silver spring. if you're familiar with the forest glenn area, if you're familiar with the seminary, we'll be right across the street from that so you'll be able to visit us there this fall so we're looking forward to it but in the meantime, we're doing some things in the community to make sure that our audiences and even new folks, our new neighbors will get to know us and they'll become familiar with us and they'll want to participate in programs at the museum itself. so we hope that this science cafe will be something that you enjoy coming back to when the topic is of interest to you. we'll do this either on a monthly basis or a bimonthly basis so if you are interested in this, if this is something that appeals to you, do sign our grid at the back of the room. there's a little clipboard and you can give us your email >> please do sell and if you would like the book tonight we may have a couple extra if she would sign the books. i would like to introduce you to our speaker. this is holly tuckerhe majoring in french and political science at indiana university than the pta university of wisconsin madison.

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another new treatment is also expected to be approved later this month. >>> the national forest servicel re-open 98,000-acres of land burned in the biggest fire in la history. the station fire shown in these pictures killed two firefighters, destroyed 89 homes and burned 161,000-acres in 2009. after three years of restoration efforts, camp grounds, picnic areas and hiking trails on three sides of the national forest will be opened up on monday. >>> santa clara county is getting extra help this upcoming fire season. cal fire is adding six engines to its fleet starting monday. despite increased rainfall in the bay area this winter, temperatures of course will rise as summer arrives. this will dry out the grass which is prime fuel for wildfires. fire officials are asking people to clear their properties of vegetation in preparation for summer. >>> stamping out hunger. why it was more than just mail post office workers were collecting today. >>> we are entering a very unsettled weather pattern. a live picture of the bay bridge. meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which areas have seen th

forest cueing its family from a burning home. that story and much more coming your way on abc 2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> tonight we'rerning more about how the death of a north carolina teen felicia barns. >> the work we're doing to save people around the

forest. >>> a decades old families tradition in san francisco today when a photo of the new police chief went up on the wall of fame at john's grill. the former chief did the unveiling as suhr joined the ranks of past mayors and police chiefs who have had pictures hung at that 100-year-old restaurant. >>> if a trip to south lake tahoe is on your itinerary for the weekend, welcome news tonight. highway 50 which had been closed for repair week for a week and a half now is going to open. cal trans had warned it could be shut down until memorial day weekend. they expect to reopen the highway sometime tomorrow. exactly what time will depend on the weather conditions. >> and for that we know who to ask. >> might be a good weekend to take a drive. things are looking good. how about today's weather. a little cooler in some spots than yesterday but warmth inland and a pleasant evening right now. a live view from the high definition camera looking towards at&t park where the giants will be taking on the a's in the cross bay rivalry. pleasant evening around the bay area. take a look at the high temperat

sprouts that drift down and take root into the ground forming new trunks to support more and more trunks until each tree is its own spooky little forest. there is a banyon shading courthouse square in maui planted in 1873 to remember the arrival of the missionaries on that island. it was eight feet tall when planted, and now it stands over 60 feet high with 12 trunks spanning more than 200 square feet. one time, i was in the white house chatting with a woman who worked there about the banyon. she told me that the town gardeners put a lot of effort in confining that tree to the square because otherwise it would keep on growing until the roots and branches cracked the foundation and broke the walls toppling everything in its path. in fact, the banyon's tendency to crowd out and destroy its neighbors earned it the pet name strangler fig. [laughter] here, the u.s. army museum is hunkered down amidst of the hotels built in the post 1959 state hood architectural style i think of as a very brady brutalism. [laughter] the park where we are sitting appears in an old black and white photograph on display there. the picture was taken in the summ

new video for you this morning. the louisiana boy scouts who were stranded by high waters in arkansas say they weren't afraid to go camping in a forest where 20 people died in a flash flood last june. the national guard found the 6 boys and two scout masters early yesterday morning, 36 hours after becoming trappeded. -- stranded. one of the parents says one of the boys considered camping but selected arkansas after last week's tornadoes. heavy rain started to fall on day two of that trip. >>> jeff had a tying home run and turned in the winning run as the royals beat the orioles 6-5 in 10 innings. it's the royals 4th straight victory. alex gordon walked on four pitches to let's off -- lead off the 10th. went to third on the single to center and francoeur you saw that's the winning run and o's set for game 2 taking place tonight. >>> look at the mess left from the storms that hit north carolina yesterday. they continue to deal with some intense weather over the last let's say five weeks trying to get around was difficulty with trees and power lines covered being road. several trees slammed into homes and cars parked in driveways were c

forest. they became lost and how they hope to find them today. you are watching good morning maryland first and only at 4:30. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> news4:56. around the nation attack in a courtroom during a high-profile murder trial. listen. >> [ screaming ] >> emanual mitchell attacked the prosecutor one of two men convicted after the murder in a deadly pharmacy robbery. the prosecutor was bloodied after the attack. >>> a georgia sheriff department blew up a letter after targeting the president. suspicious writing on the return address caught authority's attention and the attention of the u.s. poiftal service -- postal service work here found it. agents were called in to the scene and they are investigating the source of that letter. >>> well, authorities are scaling back search efforts for a group looking for a louisiana boy scout group believed to be stranded in a forest. a helicopter will try to resoup the search this morning. if the weather remains decent. search crews overnight patrolled roadways but no one will be sent into the wood on foot. no one has heard from the 8 mit missing campers since they arrived on thursday. the rem

new place to play. yesterday, about 600 volunteers from ka-boom, foresters life insurance, helped paint, and refurbish thee park on johnson street. the oakland unified school district police department led the volunteer effort. the police chief says the neighborhood struggles. >> building this youth center this the shadow of our police headquarters creates a fun, safe, environment for kids. >> the chief says in addition to the park, the site will soon have a community library . >>> characteristics similar to the pipeline involved in the san bruno explosion. >> the pipelines located first are in antioch, and informational meetings have been held in those communities. joining us on the phone to talk about this is brian swanson, a spokesperson for pg and e. when exactly is this testing going to get started? and how similar are these pipelines to san bruno? >> we're starting work in mountain view, and antioch first in about a week or two. we'll start the tests in about a week or two. would we're prioritizing about 130 miles of our service area, with pipeline that has similar characteristics in size, and age t

forest but may not be here a lot longer. the tree is slated to be cut down tomorrow. one woman says she won't let it go without a fight. >> a stretch of the newour and a half billion pipeline project to bring water to two million residents is headed for this tree. as soon as tomorrow morning chainsaws could cut it down. >> i have never done anything like this. >> reporter: why are you? >> i don't want to see her cut down. >> reporter: her is that 300- year-old oak called granny. >> did you get one of these? >> reporter: she is an activist now. >> did you get a notice? >> i did. yeah. >> reporter: the cpuc said this right of way has been talked about since 2008. maureen spoke with us by phone. >> you can't have tries growing over pipelines, that is something that will put in danger the drinking water and we can't have that. >> reporter: they said they have never resolved the big oak issue. him he have given us, none of us no clear indication until friday, last which was friday may 13th when they said they were cutting it down. >> reporter: she hopes to have her neighbors take a bold stand beneath the tree. this is where the pipeline tunnels un

forest area he ministers is another. work in this road here was a dividing line between the two warring policies. the moldovan volunteers were here but the trans news to was true that saw. the part of the most saving republic on the left bank of its nice to declare its independence even before the breakup of the soviet union was officially recognized the fact of the matter is that what is now called trans to nice to became part of moldavia when it was a soviet republic because you now did not recognize a self proclaimed trans the nice to republic after moldavia achieved independence tends political standoff to generate his into an armed conflict the first shots were fired in the spring of one nine hundred ninety two. by the summer of one thousand nine hundred two must. if hostilities had already broken out the bitterest fighting took place in the translates to town of ben derry an enclave on the right bank of the denise to river. it all goes well with in that small forest over there they set fire to the military hardware. and by that monument in the distance i remember about there were two bus loads of dead bodies that were from books from college

new fires started and more than 600 acres have been burned. >>> lightning is believed to be responsible. >>> the u.s. forest service could face restrictions, the issue that fire retardant they drop on wildfires, rate now they drop about 28 million gallons a year but environmental groups are worried about the long-term damage. they are asking the fire service not to drop fire retardant on or near waterways and expand the areas already off-limits. >> the public broadcasting service says it has been hacked and that a recent story on its website is proof. a link to a pbs web story says that rapper is alive. he was shot. the group has claimed responsibility for the false story. in the last month they have hacked several media organizations. they say they do it for enter entertainment. >>> shawn kingston is in the hospital after crashing his jet ski. they were taken to the hospital yesterday. officials say it appears the jet ski crashed when it went under a small bridge but the accident is still being investigated. celebrity website tmz reports he is in critical condition. best known for his hit song beautiful gi

new warren karelians highest mountain a demanding route by all accounts according to the folk epic color voller this place is the gateway to the mysterious land of particular. areas covered with thick forest of the kind you find only in sub-arctic regions pine trees and spruce is fared better than other plants on the ice covered ground here the wind bring snow and cold weather from the arctic moisture and warm air from the atlantic this is why the foothill trees are topped with big caps packed snow. in the old days local is pretty small to warren and it's more than a symbol lashon has if the person habitants of this place feared it the mountain is a mass of european granite with droplets of quartz crystals and beautiful sight but whenever it started training the mountain turned last threat locals were scared by that unusual sight they thought they got from a crime because people had done something wrong to anger them. and local people. were known cories rooftop the expedition runs into a bale of snow. here people refer to it as the milk of loki to which. visibilities in the soft snow does not support the some of eels nevertheless expeditions participants decide to scramble to the mountain

forest you probably never heard of. what is taking root in san francisco's tenderloin. yup, in the tenderloin. we'll have more at 6:00. >> thanks for watching us. cbs evening newsg up next. >> the latest news and

forest may not be around much longer. it is slated to be cut down today but one woman said she will not let it go without a fight. >>> a stretch of new pipeline to bring water from the reservoir to two and a half million residents heading right for this tree, 250 to 300-year- old oak and could be hit with chain saws starting today. that woman from men low park pushing for alternatives such as a zigzag. under ground or tunnel. she is urging neighbors to take a stand beneath the tree if necessary. >> i have never done anything like this in my life. ever. >> why are you doing this? >> i don't want to see her cut down. >> did you get a notice? >> about the tree. yeah. >> an arbourist hired by the neighbourhood closest to the tree said a tunnel would only have to be placed 6 feet under ground by the state puc said its arbourists rejected a tunnel because it would compromise the roots. >> that is too bad what a beautiful tree. >> too bad they can't find some middle ground there. >>> sex, power and politics, the arrest that is shaking up a major presidential election in europe. >>> taking away the booze from bay to breakers how this year's

forest. they say it is a smear campaign and it is proud of its record. >>> in the south bay, the environmental protection agency released newfficiency. >> one of the largest decisions consumers make. it's the thing we spend the most money on. >> the epa unveiled the stickers in palo alto. the first major revision in 30 years. they show smog ratings and the cost of operating a car. there will be several stickers. >> when you consider total cost, it's a positive metric. >> they have been selling their vehicles for several years now. the company plans to begin delivering a second car next year. they announced it is going public. they plan to sell $214 million in common stock to develop a new vehicle. >>> people won't have to change their numbers when the county adds a second area code. 669 area cold to new telephone customers because of a phone number shortages. businesses and residents who already have a 408 phone number won't have to change it. it is called overlay. super visors reject adproposal to assign based on location. >>> this camera catches someone leading up and driving off with one man's novel idea to spruce up his

forest. they remembered legendary acts of kindness, few bits of clothing to pioneers even worse off than he was. the new massive virtual miss a virtual st., john the baptist, of the wilderness. but about the essential man they knew almost nothing. is his if john chapman had been reversing for the part of johnny appleseed along. now if i might i would like to read a short epilogue of which i close the book and i promise i won't spoil the story. won't take too long either. the epilogue is called, my johnny. a close friend, lawyer with a heart had a vision of john chapman building and planting his seeds and twirling the whole night long and ranchers concorde with whatever he could see it as universal divine. i can see that. chapman appleseed whatever you call him right about swedenborg swedenborg. god talk to him through every leaf, every rock and every beast big and small and every creation johnny's famous loneliness might underpin so lonely after all as william dean howells once wrote, quote if this belief was true and we are in this world surrounded i spirits, evil or good, which are evil or good behavi

new zealand. they usually only get one or two twisters every year. >>> and the search for eight boy scouts missing in an arkansas forest that have not been seen sinceast thursday. police think they got stranded by rising floodwaters. pastors think they found the group. they spotted a campfire overnight with two adults. haven't gotten to them yet and search crews are resuming the search this morning after daybreak. >>> the u.s. army corp of engineers has blown up a large section of a mississippi river levee to protect towns that are threatened with high water. but destroying the levee could cause a bigger problem. and ainsley earhart has that side of the story. >> reporter: and with that, the army corp of engineers blast a hole along the mississippi river. it's their plan to save several towns from being inundated by floodwaters. >> as this crest goes down river we'll continue to putee normous pressure on to this system. and destroying the leave see is expected to flood more than 100,000 acres of missouri farm land. the state launched an unsuccessful legal bid to the supreme court to block the move. pat quinn wants the army corp to blow up the levee

new authorities would like to conceal. a war between those who are close to power and thousands of poor people who have lived in the area for several generations. have you been in the forest for maybe. going to these people came with the americans with all this i mean wasn't for their planes and tanks the minute they would have never made it here you know why come i don't like going to have it at the american economy they should have built public housing for everyone but they would instead so if they took the area by force with weapons put out it would be saying the truth on the most significant money. to fund a well yes definitely house isn't enough some really have three or four. who are the owners of these houses the secret is well kept by guards armed with machine guns. you got by the owner of private security firm you cannot tell me. i mean if i did that upset the so be it for a bit. more of you he was a great problem that's what he said. we meet with a man who is having his house built. you'll be. is one of the architects who has designed the neighborhoods villains. his rich clients have paid him in full and now it is his turn to have his own palace built. and. alto

news. >>> we continue to monitor metro. some rail riders can expect a slow trip this weekend because of repair work. between the takoma and forestn the yellow line, trains will share one track between the braddock road stations. riders should expect delays up to 20 minutes. >>> coming up, are you fired up about the rising gas prices? the president has a plan that could lower what you are paying at the pump. >> and we are lighting a plan. this late edition of fox 5 news continues. stay with us.   >>> mayor gray arrested. >> soaring. >> continuing to watch storms rotating. >> fox 5 news at 11:00. number one again and again and again. [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. call now and get this special bonus: $100 back. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality, the best channel lineup, more hd, plus the fastest internet in the u.s. and there's no t

forest products in russia and the product itself and in the software. working on top of the product or service fired by. creationists the russian federation. and that's all the business news we have for this out but remember you can always keep up to date online and i don't think i'll come forward slash business we'll have more if you just wonder now it's time. for some this is just a parliament building in britain. but then sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the red army. its capture became the symbol of the force of the fascists in town. and the victory over nazi germany. the fall of the berlin arctic.

new authorities would like to conceal. a war between those who are close to power and thousands of poor people who have lived in the area for several generations. that you have been in the forest for maybe. going to these people came with the americans most of this and it wasn't for their planes and tanks but the minute they would have never made it here to avoid what michael mcclinton were make of america when i mean they should have built all big housing for everyone but good instead they took the area by force which meant to put it in i say the truth all known and it wouldn't like. to come out of what happened one house isn't enough some really have three old fool. who are the owners of these houses the secret is well kept by guards armed with machine guns. you got by the way or a private security firm you cannot tell me a. book but i mean about it about the soviets and the. more of the. great problem for you safe. we meet with a man who is having his house built. you'll need. is one of the architects who has designed the neighborhood still it's. his rich clients have paid him in full now it is his turn to have his own palace built. to build a. child together it came to fou

the ground and take root bulging into new connected trunks as to support more and more branches leading to more and more trunks until each tree is its own spooky forest. there's a banon tree planted in the square to comeme rate the arrival of the it was 8 feet tall when planted and now stands over 60 feet high with 12 trunks spanning more than 1200 square feet. one time heives in the courthouse chatting with a woman who worked there. she said the town gardeners put a lot of effort into confining that tree within the square because otherwise it would keep on growing its its roots and branches cracked the foundations finally toppling everything in its path. in fact, the tendency to crowd out and destroy its neighbors earned it the pet name, strangler fig. [laughter] here in wakiki, it's hunkered down in the condominiums built in the architectural style i think of as a very brady brutalism. [laughter] the park where i am sitting appears in an old black and white photograph on display there from a picture taken in 1898, a few days after the missionaries overthrown the queen and handed over hawaii to the united states. the park is pitched with the tents o

and i write about this in the book in new haven on route two cambridge where he is going to take command and the militia that greets him. this is kind of a forest gump was tangentially related to history. a decade later he'll start to shape history. computer virus. thanks. a decade later he started to shape history. in 1777 hit another forrest gump on it in a summer vacation before his senior at heel. he, his father and two brothers go to saratoga where he was there for a couple of months and as most of you know we didn't win too many battles, but that was a critical battle and that was the battle -- that pacific tree. inundate arnold has a famous charge and that was the battle to cut the french on our side and for the rest of his latest webster was very proud of having been there. in 1783 he writes his valor and i told you that the 19th century harry potter. he also developed the infrastructure for the moderate republican business. he gives the book to her. he goes around from massachusetts to charleston and he also gets blurred from franklin. he tries to get a blurb from washington, but washington declined. the other thing he does is he is th

as soon as the spotted owl was listed to supposedly save the old growth forest, they then stopped timber production on the newrowth throughout the region. everything was shut down. it was not just shut down on federal land, it was shut down on private land. this is a disaster. it is an environmental disaster. it is an economic disaster for real americans with real jobs. quichost: if you want to ask questions of our guests, here are the numbers. it was your organization and another that weighed in on the actions this week. guest: we did not sign the proposed settlement. we have concerns about the legal details in terms of how enforceable it will be in a court of law. the settlement amounted to the species we think a very important for protection. -- omitted two species we think are very important for protection. we're concerned if along, those species may not get protection. i think there were not. included because of politics. the announcement today by the president about drilling in the arctic ocean is an indication that the administration is moving timidly with natural resource protection. it looks a lot li

forest. 4000 feet elevation is covered with snow. there is pea-sized hail stones that fell in the back yard in the afternoon. if you have video go to abc 7 news. or you report at kgo-tv.com. >> it may be a while before you e-mail sun picture. >> we'll see an increase in winds. we had gusty winds and they will get stronger later. we are getting breaks in the rainfall in some locations, but there will be more rain overland tomorrow. here is the camera looking northward. you can see dark clouds overhead and menacing looking skies. it does not appear to have rain falling. but rain is falling in the bay area. here is the live doppler hd. a break in western marin county and parts of the peninsula. but lots of rainfall moving from vallejo south card and concord and and walnut creek and livermore and higher hill country. down just over in the santa cruz mountains. we have a area of light to moderate rainfall there. it is going to be a wet evening and overnight. winds have diminished and winds are out of the south at hayward and southeast in mountain view and gusting to 18 miles per hour and we can expect to see those winds intensifiularity on in the

suspect good old keith will start savaging us as soon as his new show on current tv is running, the likes of proverbial tree falling in the foresthim screen, does keith olbermann exist? i for one am glad we have him. i know you're surprised to hear me say that but he is living testimony to the brilliance of our bill of rights, uppermost being our freedom of speech. we as conservatives will be the first in line to defend his right to speak what's on his mind with the certain knowledge that the more he speaks what's on his mind, the less we realize is actually in it. thank you very much. and i very much appreciate the opportunity to accept this award on the part of keith olbermann and on behalf of all of us worst persons in the world together. thank you very much. [applause] >> our final award this evening is the illustrious damn those conservatives award, celebrating the new tone of civility and liberals have brought to america's daily political conservation. because there's one thing liberals won't abide, it is discourse, any sort of language that brings hate into the community. our first nominee, ed shultz, and if you haven't b

forest. brown owned two northern california wineries and he founded one of them to raise money for breast cancer research after the disease killed his wife. the ntsb is investigating the crash. in economic news, california's unemployment rate is falling. april marked the fourth consecutive month of declining unemployment in the state and for the first time in a year and a half, the jobless figure has fallen below 12%. the work force of more than 14 million, california added only 8900 jobs last month. here's more from abc 7's capital correspondent annette miranda in sacramento. >> for more than a year and a half, it didn't seem like california could get out of the 12% doldrums until finally a breakthrough. the unemployment rate for april dipped to 11.9%. it's a 1/10th of a percent from march when the jobless rate stood at 12%. a year ago, it was much worse. 12.4%. the state gained 8,900 jobs. anemic but not bad considering where it's been during the great recession. >> still, that's job gains much different from the story we were talking about a year ago when we had job losses of about a half million jobs. >> as much as state leaders try to put a positive spin on numbers, more than two millio

as soon as the spotted owl was listed to supposedly save the old growth forest, they then stopped timber production on the new growth throughout the region. everything was shut down. it was not just shut down on federal land, it was shut down on private land. this is a disaster. it is an environmental disaster. it is an economic disaster for real americans with real jobs. quichost: if you want to ask questions of our guests, here are the numbers. it was your organization and another that weighed in on the actions this week. guest: we did not sign the proposed settlement. we have concerns about the legal details in terms of how enforceable it will be in a court of law. the settlement amounted to the species we think a very important for protection. -- omitted two species we think are very important for protection. we're concerned if along, those species may not get protection. i think there were not. included because of politics. the announcement today by the president about drilling in the arctic ocean is an indication that the administration is moving timidly with natural resource protection. it looks a lot