a it sounds contradictory but it's a fact in frankfurt there is a new old town and attempt to heal the wounds of war destruction and half the reconstruction they want to teresa wrecked a part of the mediæval city and that's new all tell opened in 2018. germany's financial hub has rebuilt history in the heart of its old town. the area was almost totally destroyed by air raids in march 1904 now it's been resurrected as a testament to frankfurt's medieval past. architect and urban planning. as reconstructed the most donate of the old buildings the golden scale was once owned by the dutch spice merchant out confection on the other hand fun hummel. got to buy their golden wagner not for the golden scale and partly for other buildings as well we were lucky enough to have a great number of original elements that had survived the war in visits to here and we managed to persuade the owner of large parts of the golden scales facade to donate the stones to us he had them stored in his library building. family papers reveal details like the existence of a gilded waterspout shaped like a dragon. a

right next to the new old town is the back and the old town hall this was also destroyed in the war andrebuild in the 1950 s. many of frankfurt's buildings have had a checkered history they aren't what they were originally meant to be st paul's church for instance is no longer a church it was the 1st structure to be rebuilt after the war this is where the 1st pan german national assembly met after the revolutions of 848 a 1st step on the long road to democracy in germany was going to walk again a visitor learn here. the mural was only put up in 1901 it's by your highness cuts go and shows the procession of the deputies to st paul's church. i would do the biggest gentleman with solemn expressions are supposed to be the deputies there were about $200.00 nuns and then you have scenes from daily life scattered throughout and references to history as well of course it's a bit ambiguous on the one hand it's called the procession of the deputies to st paul's church but it comes across a bit like a funeral procession and of course that alludes to the fact that the paul's church parliament faile

gradually a series of interlocking communities has developed giving new vigor to old economies. town hall of amsterdam. the dutch are a hardy people with a sense of history. from the treaty to the north atlantic treaty, they have fought against threats both manmade and natural. old luxembourg, smallest nato partner with castles out of a fairy tale. but there's nothing imaginary about its fabulous steel industry. steel production per capita is the highest in the world. the peoples of these three small countries belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg have formed a customs union. a wheat field, a cathedral, old france. there's a new france alive with energy, with the biggest hidroelectric stations in europe and the fastest trains in the world. mass production in the land of the artisan, power, and beauty in modern france. from the joy of life to the preservation of life, france, the country of pasture. paris open to students of all colors and all nations. the world. the british commonwealth. the center of the free world trade. britain is one of the world's leading economic powers. ♪ br

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on a happy note, former new york fire chief dog, howls with town's old school fire sirens, the sirensi love dogs. >> this dog is barking hat happiest -- at the happiest sound, this is me with the "monday night football" song that comes on, a lot of excitement. i did not see comments from neighbors from this dog. it is hard to be up set with that dog. trish: next up, a company aims to support small business ventures looking to hire a coffee addict so drink java all day long, they will pay a thousand bucks, but not perfect if you like starbucks or dunkin' doe notes. >> they -- doughnuts. >> they are tracking small business coffee shops, not allowed at corporate coffee shops, this could be a lifeline, coffee is so expensive you need a second job. trish: don't go to starbucks, i'm telling you nothing against it but strong coffee and expensive. hey, so congratulations, on your big promotion. >> thank you. trish: you were saying something somewhere about your tie clip you wore here in part on this business network, because your grandfather gave it to you. >> he had his 90 bir birthday ts ye

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>> this is a 42-year-old man who was living in mars town, new jersey. it clearly appears he's been on the radar for quite some time. what we don't know is why they those to move in and arrest him in july. he was arrested in july all based on the fact he's been part of hezbollah. training with hezbollah for about 22 years according to the fbi. according to the department of justice. he received training in firearms, bomb making. all sorts of training in lebanon for hezbollah. he also targeted an israeli spy. what's interesting is he was acting as a scout for hezbollah. back in 2003 he sent photos. he was here in new york in boston sending photos of various targets in boston, in washington, d.c., bridges here in new york were part of his target. also photos of 26 federal plaza where the fbi is headquartered here in new york city. all sorts of photos that he was essentially collecting and then sending to hezbollah and the point they're saying is this was all for anticipation of an attack. a possible attack. different targets he was scouting for hezbollah.

are dynamic, multilingual, multiethnic communities in which old traditions are reinterpreted anew, and new kinship societies form around town and regional identities. these communities come over time to be known -- you may know some of these names -- the cherokees. the creeks. the chickasaws. the choctaws. the lombies. the largest native population in the united states today. still without federal recognition, by the way. and the cataba people. formed out of the core of the mighty nassau peoples of the southeast. neighbors to the cherokees. the cataba people formed relationships with both the fragments of older chiefdom-era societies and they formed relationships with other new societies that are coalescing and coming into existence as political forces, as military forces. over the course of the 16th and 17th century. you get a sense of those relationships from the map that you see on the screen here. this is a map that dates to 1721. it is the cataba deerskin map. at the certainty of the map of the nassau people who formed the political and cultural core of the cataba, and what you see branching off from that central polit

. >>> new jersey's favorite son bruce springsteen turns 70 years old on monday, and he is still going strong, writing, producing, and of course doing live shows. meanwhile, the townsbury park, new jersey, is undergoing a renaissance. anthony mason took a tour. >> so the festival is literally on the beach? >> on the beach, on the boardwalk. we'll have a vip section down there. you know, september in new jersey is incredible. >> reporter: danny clench helped launch the sea here now festival last summer in asbury park, with a lineup that included brandi carlisle, jack johnson, and a surprise appearance by bruce springsteen, whose debut album back in 1973, "greetings from asbury park" celebrated the small seaside resort. so what are we riding in? >> 1948 pontiac silver streak. >> reporter: clench, who grew up on the jersey shore, took us on a tour of the town, which after decades of decline is enjoying a revival. >> we make a right there. is a whole wall of ponies on there. >> reporter: the stone pony, where springsteen performed now legendary sets in the '70s is thriving again. this over here is what? >> this used to be the howard johnson's. >> reporter: this was a

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backing for a new military chief benny gantz as the next prime minister its priority is to oust benjamin netanyahu from pounds. the funeral has been held for an 8 year old girl killed in a shanty town in brazil she was hit by a stray bullet allegedly fired by police in rio de janeiro a burial followed a weekend of protest of the police by. iran has warned the u.s. to stay out of the gulf region the u.s. is sending in more troops following last week's attacks on saudi oil installations iran's president hassan rouhani says the presence of foreign forces will heighten insecurity but he also intends to present a pick a peace plan rather for the region so the united nations light of this week. the iranian leadership spry didn't join this and here craft missile battery was developed from a russian design and its proved its worth shooting down a u.s. spy drone a few weeks ago. the wreckage on show into ron a warning to washington and its allies. anyone who wants to turn back country into a battlefield should go ahead we will never allow anyone to attack iran we will defend our land until the end. this display of military might commemorates the start of hostilities between iran and neighbo

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towns and rural communities. as yet another demonstration took shape in new york, we spoke to the 16—year—old activist, greta thunbergme the insistent voice of this restless generation. did you ever think it could end up with something like this? my dad woke me up today, and he said, "it's massive, you need to see these pictures." and then i went up, and i just saw these pictures, and i couldn't stop looking, because it was just so overwhelming. and you cannot believe it's real. this is not only my voice, this is the voice of millions of people around the world. but i think it is because we are young, and we are the ones who are going to have to live with this in the future. then she saw for herself on the streets in manhattan the multiplier effect of this movement. in this most global of cities, more than a million kids had been given permission to skip class, to make their voices heard. what do we want? climate justice! when do we want it? now! this extraordinary mobilisation really feels like a milestone moment, a day maybe we'll talk about for decades to come. the question is whether this climate change activism

towns and rural communities. yet another demonstration took shape in new york, and we spoke to the 16—year—old activist greta thunbergthe insistent voice of this restless generation. did you ever think it could end up with something like this? my dad woke me up something like this? my dad woke me up today, and he said, it is massive, you need to see these pictures, and then i went up, and i just saw these pictures, and i couldn't stop looking, because it was just so overwhelming. and you cannot believe it is real. this is not only my voice, this is the voice of millions of people around the world. but i think it is because we are young, and we are the ones who are young, and we are the ones who are going to have to live with this in the future. then she saw for himself on the streets in manhattan a multiplier effect of this movement. in this most global of cities, more than a million kids had been given permission to skip class, to make their voices heard. what do we want? climate justice! this extraordinary mobilisation feels like a milestone moment, may be a day we will talk about for decades to come. the question

he broke news to his fans on twitter the announcement comes after historic run his song old town roadthe musician has also become a household name in recent months because of that song and his embrace enough country rap. more breaking news from richmond this morning, a pg e says thousands of people still without power in richmond el serino kensington albany in berkeley. pg e says at least 47,000 customers power has been affected. the bart station in downtown berkeley is also closed passengers are told to exit at the ash be or north berkeley stations. right now pg e's estimating that power will not be restored until at least 11 o'clock this morning. still no word on what exactly caused the power outage. but we'll continue to follow the story on our kron 4 dot com and chron on until the powers fully restored. they somebody needs a see going on today we have much colder temperatures 60's for high today. >>they'll be a breeze but not quite as windy as what we experienced that we some token lower 70's too a gradual warm up phase will happen all this week, but the little wrinkle is little i

old town road." >> and then can't nobody tell me nothing. when my 5-year-old tells me that, i love that. love to hear that. >>> well, also making newsw, republicans and democrats in washington burning the weekend oil to spin the impending impeachment proceedings in their favor. some saying the whistle-blower behind it is a hero. republicans arguing he or she is guilty of treason. >>> harris county, texas, mourning the loss of its first sikh deputy this morning. 42-year-old sandeep dhaliwal was shot in the back during a routine traffic stop near houston. a man in houston has been charged with capital murder in this case. >>> in south florida, a police officer hailed as a hero for saving the life of a wan who was choking. you can see what happened in the upper right of your screen right there. boynton beach officer chris schalk was at the local golden corral restaurant when the 82-year-old woman began to choke on a piece of broccoli. instinct and training then kicking in. he was able to save her using the heimlich maneuver. incredible. >> terrifying actually. >>> we start this half hour with the emotional testimony from the former pol

shenzhen he has to act fast his old place is being demolished i need to find a car i have to move house. why are. the houses here are being torn down i need a new flat. town's daughter is waiting on the street with all the family possessions it's about to start raining every minute counts otherwise everything will get drenched look. how much. 120 yuan. my things are up the street. just 2 months ago he was told that the whole neighborhood will be torn down to make room for luxury apartments turn as a craftsman and will probably end up building a few of them but he can't afford one himself so he has to leave his new flat is far away and costs twice as much it's going to be difficult to provide for his family. if you don't leave the city turns off the water and the electricity. turn lives in by she jew a district in shenzhen. 150000 people live here mostly blue collar and office workers with little money without big dreams the streets are narrow and the flats are affordable the district is in the center of the city not far from the posh buildings of downtown an ideal place to built city leaders are planning more luxury of skyscrapers. on the other side of the

old town sasun city smelled smoke. they were told to keep their doors and windows closed. >> you can also find out about dangerous weather conditions through the abc7 news app. you can customize the app for the topics and places you are interested in. >> we are witnessing history. for only 9 third time ever congress has opened an impeachment investigation into the president of the united states. >> speaker pelosi said the president has seriously violated the constitution. the president fired back. mona kosar abdi has more. >> reporter: a stunning return after nancy pelosi after resifrting for months, the top democrat finally made her move. >> i'm announcing the house of representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the shift comes as president trump authorized the transcript of his controversial phone conversation with ukraine's president to be released. a call many speculate is part of a still undisclosed whistleblower complaint. >> tropical storm' reallyit's rr country. i feel sad about it. >> reporter: the president admitting days before the conversation he asked the ukraine leader to investigate political rival

old, he's already at the championship level. but this trip is making him a little bit menervous. he is in new zealand and on his way to queens towner surfed behind a boat before, let alone a jet boat. it will be interesting. >> worried about the cold water. worried about surfing behind a wake boat. he brought his wet suit and did his best to overcome his fears to pull off this stunt. he is conquering this wake surfing with absolutely no problem. >> you don't have to worry about when the set is coming in. you take the wave with you. efrnlts ca >> he calls this video the endless wave. >> how does he feel about his run? >> i think the face at the e oft ptuis you and a whole bunch of other holiday makers are making your way from manchester, england to spain on easy jet. it's not so easy because the flight has been delayed for a number of hours because of air traffic control failure in france. so you're sitting on the plane. you're delayed. you don't know what's going on. then this guy goes up and starts making a passenger announcement. >> she rolled over and punched me and said our flight is delayed by two hours because they're minus

planning to attend a high-dollar fundraiser tonight in new york by the founder of a fossil fuel company. during the town hall, isaac larkin, a 27-year-old ph.d. candidate at northwestern, asked biden about this. >> i know that you signed a no fossil fuel money pledge, but i have to ask, how can we trust you to hold these corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against community when we know that tomorrow you are holding a high dollar fundraiser hosted by a fossil fuel executive? >> he is not a fossil fuel executive. is the fact of the matter that what we talked about is what are we going to do about those corporations? what have we done? everywhere along the way, for example, have argued and pushed for us suing those executives who are engaged in pollution, those companies who are engaged in pollution. i have never walked away from that. amamy: later, anderson cooper brought up the same issue. >> mr. vice president, isaac earlier mentioned the fundraiser going to clare, -- clarify, andrew goldman is one of the sponsors of the fundraiser, hit a company -- cofounder of a company called western lng. he currently does not h

new information on saturday's horrific shooting.>> there was a disagreement and he was terminated from employment.>> reporter: visiting his parents from out of town and a 15-year- old among the people guns down over the weekend. 22 people including a seven month old girl were also injured in the rampage. the gunman was killed in a shootout with police near a movie theater after he abandoned his car and stole he postal service and.>> we completed the search of his property yesterday, it is a very strange residence, very small and i can tell you the conditions reflect his mental state.>> reporter: mary granados was on the phone when she heard gunshots, the gunmen hijacked her mail vehicle. the shooting is bringing new urgency to the gun debate, the texas governor tweeting not only did the odessa gunmen have a criminal history, he also previously failed a gun purchase background check in texas and did not go through a background check for the guns used in odessa. authorities say the conditions in which he was living reflect his mental state he was on a long spiral going down. >>> investigators are working to figure out more about the dangerous chemicals used in a sout

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old. i drove my 1968 mustang as far as i could. i lived in a small town in new york at the time. i think if my memory serves me correctly even though it was only 6 miles north of where i was living, it took me at least eight hours. i must have parked five miles and walked the rest of the way. and when i got there, it was a field of mud. but there was great music. the people were just fantastic. i think that was instrumental in forming my political views. people could get along together. that there actually could be love and peace and happiness. and i think we could use more of that today. >> is that the message of woodstock, love and peace? >> as far as i recall, i'm still something of a hippie. i think i'm one of the few residents. but i think the message should resonate today that we can all get along and we don't have to be at odds with each other. there's more that unites us than divides us and i don't want to be political about it, but i think that's where our current president is doing his best to undo to divide us rather than to unite us. >> joe, thank you for the call. >>

old baby archie. will he make an appearance at any point? the sussexis make an appearance at any point? the sussex is officials are unable to say. nicholas witchell, bbc news, cape town for a look at the weather. here's stav. good afternoon, it is the autumn equinox and it will feel pretty autumnal as we head through this week. unsettled thanks to low pressure that will always be anchored to the west of the uk. a big difference to last week, the sunny and dry conditions thanks to higher pressure. this is the area of low pressure which will bring us the first batch of wind and rain as the day wears on but more waiting in the wings ready to sweep into bringing these unsettled conditions was much wetter across south—west and then through the day, in towards wales, that rain pushing into northern ireland, too. strong winds with rain getting into parts of the midlands. much of the north and east should stay dry and bright with some sunshine and a few heavy showers for the north and western scotland the top temperature is 21 in the east, maybe 22, much cooler than yesterday when we saw 28 in norfolk. that rain continues to move north and it turns wet and windy across much

i started out myself in a new towned new bedford, massachusetts and the first time i saw an indoor basketball court was the boys club. and i was like 9 years oldause it is the first hardwood floor that i ever saw. and i feel like my entire life i've been trying to build hardwood floor basketball courts. i once started a court in our home on the peninsula. it took me six years to build it and they had to call it a barn when it was done. we're not going to call this a barn, though, right, rick? no. but little did we know that in only one more year than that, we could get this done! not so hard. well first, i'm not going to do a lot of thank yous. i do have to thank very briefly just a couple of people. first peter guber, my partner. man, did i choose right. when we hooked up a number of years ago, we didn't have any idea what it would be like to build a venue like this and become an entertainment company and he just had the perfect experience for it. he has been invaluable. thank you, peter. former mayor of san francisco, ed lee who's not here unfortunately today and our current mayor london breed. san francisco has welcomed us. it's not been ea

old baby archie. will he make an appearance at any point? the sussexis make an appearance at any point? the sussex is officials are unable to say. nicholas witchell, bbc news, cape town we head through this week. unsettled thanks to low pressure that will always be anchored to the west of the uk. a big difference to last week, the sunny and dry conditions thanks to higher pressure. this is the area of low pressure which will bring us the first batch of wind and rain as the day wears

time they are segregated in 1912, there are a few old men and women in town on town who can't even remember those that have ever been segregated before. in new orleans at this very time, literally the same week in the spring of 1867, there is also demands from african-american passengers to desegregate the streetcars that there's a large rally on the square those of you who know this is the main historically african-american gathering space just outside of the french quarter and facing protests the streetcar company presidents have to resolve the crisis and the leader of the st. charles avenue the most famous of all the lines is this man retired confederate general. he is known locally i believe as the man that ordered the first shot fired on fort sumter. he was born on a plantation 15 miles from new orleans and after, he moves back home to go into business. one of the first things that happens to him when he comes back after the war he gets called the n-word on the streets of new orleans. a man accuses him and i've always known. he doesn't response and walks onto his mother. now the family is insistent that they are of european descent with

new turrets to the region as mariana sanchez now reports from chin charile. ruins that speak of a rich history and go once reigned from this palace 1600 years ago this is the old townof the door to the sacred valley of being gassed and to the sanctuary of much of an ancient traditions are still being embraced here today but that may change. less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are leveling the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites more than 200 archaeologists conservationists and some residents. say this will destroy the ruins is the head of one of them being the sacred folly cheryl has culture traditions for thailand but the big powers want to because it's the door to my trip many tourists operators see the airport will be conveniently closer to much of beach and nearly $1800000.00 people visit the citadel every year supporters of the project say it will benefit communities around the airport. 70 percent or tourism and comes from. about $3500000000.00 every year now the population of junichiro continues to be poor and if there is a transformation there will be development some farmers like it bel

a response to the new "saturday night live" cast member who is under fire for using a racial slur against chinese people and he did so in an old pod cast, take a listen. >> china town nuts, dude, it is full china. >> i wonder how that started. >> they built one looking building, and they're like no one said anything so y don't all the [ bleep ] live there. >> they say they want comedy that makes people think and not cheap shots. i'm happy to sit down and talk with you if you'd like. that is a candidate saying i'm ready to take on racism head on. >> i think that was a great response to a controversial issue. right now we're in a cancel culture. now in this case don't know much about gillis, i don't know if he is racist or not or if he has a discriminatory feeling about asians, but we should have a discussion about it and i think that yang handled that really well. >> a lot of communities, also devastated by 9/11, at the edge of the world trade center site. we also know from andrew yang's debate is that his job is to try to get attention when she not gets as much as people with higher polls. i wish it would not come out of something so despicable. >> thank you, we'll

town hall with their employees. some of the new leaders are some of the old leaders.ephenson is one of my favorite people moving up. she joined barclays. she used to run the business, but moved to become executive chairman, and she is now going to be coming back to run the investment bank, alongside another who were both hired under the same era. we will see if some consistency will help. vincent: when you are combining trading units, that usually means something else down the road. alix: if that happens, where does the trade go? is it really less trading? vincent: you have less traders. staysading volume the same. you just have more people doing the same thing. tradinghave a trader one currency. now you have a trader trading three. sonali whatago, have been covering one bank, and now it is three. [laughter] alix: partners are put into leaving goldman sachs. what a rethink of the -- what we think of this? , since hevid solomon took over, believes the partner class is bloated. this is supposed to be an elite class at goldman sachs. many of them are traders and investme

new visitors coming through town. >> i like it when traffic comes near us and we get business from it. >> reporter: bart is replacing 5,000 feet of 50-year-old tracks and crews have already laid down 2500 feet of new rail. riders this weekend say they are still facing delays but it's a huge improvement compared to the previous shutdown which closed the lafayette bart station. >> it is massively inconvenient. but i would rather have them single track than bus bridge. >> reporter: joan gardner has faced delays of the 30 minutes but feels it is a small price to pay to make sure bart can be on track to run for years to come. >> they have to fix it. it's really important to have the tracks working and everything in tiptop order for safety and continued use of the system. which i think is massively important. >> reporter: now, because bart is ahead of schedule, they have canceled the closures for next saturday and the weekend of fleet week. but, there are still two full closures coming up, one in september, and one in october where a bus bridge will be required. reporting live in lafayette, andrea nakano, kpix5. >>> even when a parking ticket seem

new roads into the old growth of pongas national forest, the crown jewel of the national forest system. >> you know, we're very much against that. and i would say first that there's nobody in this town a mile of road here or there would benefit more than me. >> gordon chew run aes father/son timber operation. >> so you built this yourself? >> yeah. >> and while he believes old growth spruce and cedar can be har vented one tree at a time, he's terrified. >> we're not going to be grinding up trees for paper any more. not on my watch. when you build a road, you don't know what's going to come down the road. and the reason that you would build a million dollar a mile road is to extract resources big time. >> former mayor art bloom tells me the roadless rule is a decade of a place that absorbs more carbon dioxide than anywhere else in america. >> you can never have this again once you cut it down. that won't support the wildlife this supports. >> cnn, bears do poop in the woods and the bears in these woods poop salmon, the most incredible fertilizer, the kind of fertilizer that throws cathedrals like this and these days fuels a multibillion dollar fuel and tourism industry. in alaska, if

new roads into the old growth of the tongas national forest. the crown jewel of the national forest system. >> you know we're very much against that. i would say first that there is nobody in this townt a mile of road here or there would benefit more than me. >> reporter: gordon chew runs a father/son timber operation. >> you be it this yourself, this whole house? >> why e. >> he believes old said ar can be harvested one tree at a time, he's terrified of cutting back to the days of old when ancient ecosystems return into paper. >> they're not going to be grinding up trees for paper anymore. not on my watch. when you build a road, you don't know what's going to come down the road and the reason that you would build a million dollar a mile road is to extract resources big time. >> reporter: former mayor art bloom tells me the road is decade that protects a place that association up more car done dioxide than any place in many. >> you can never have this again once you cut it, it's going to come back as a stand that need to be managed. >> it's a plantation not a forest. >> then it's a plantation. >> that won't support the wild life that this supports. >> reporter: this just into cnn, b

old mervin's headquarters. nearly 500 apartments will be built there. it's going to be called lincoln landing. this is the first major down town project to start construction since the city adopted a new plan to create more housing, retail and entertainment. it's expected to open in 2 1/2 years. >>> still ahead, one european city is raising its tax on tourists. >>> and addressing the real struggle to get the real i.d. the u.s. travel association has some ideas on how to make the process easier. >>> and a heart warming moment between john legend and his 1-year-old son >>> good monday morning. waking up to partly to mostly cloudy skies san francisco south. maybe some mist and drizzle heading out. we have an active pattern to the north and east of us. if you're headed to the mountains, you could get some snow on through about 5:00. check this out, a little bit of moisture pushing through the peninsula into the south bay. we're in the 50s. so it is a little warmer. later on today, here we are at 11:00, struggling to make it out of the 50s. looking at mid and upper 60s with plenty of sunshine out there for the last day of september. we will turn things around and slowly warm it up for the

new roads into the old growth of the national forest. the crown jewel of the national forest system. >> you know, we're very much against that. and i would say, first, there is nobody in this towns a father/son timber operation. you built this house? >> yeah. >> reporter: while he believes old growth spruce and cedar can be harvested, he is terrified to a move to the clear cutting days of old where ancient ecosystems were turned into paper. >> we are not going to be grinding up trees for paper anymore. that's not on my watch. when you build a road you don't know what's going to come down the road. and the reason that you would build $1 million a mile road is to extract resources big time. >> reporter: the former mayor tells me the roadless rule is a result of decades of negotiation to protect a place that soaks up more carbon dioxide than anywhere else in america. >> you could never have this again, you know, once you cut it. it's going to come back as an even aged stand that needs to be managed. >> reporter: then it's a plantation? >> then it's a plantation that won't support the wildlife that this supports. >> reporter: this just in to cnn. bears do poop in the woods. these b