mine as it's called doesn't sound small and cute pebbles is said to be the world's largest and it's going to be built on top of the world's largest pile of underground copper and gold trillium assets and calvert investments want to rip it out from the top down strip money and if it's built astronauts would be able to see it from space a massive two one mile wide several thousand foot deep if they could for toxic waste in the waters and fishing habits of personal pay public outrage is growing into the proposed mine natives of bristol bay and local businesses have petitioned the e.p.a. to do a full review of the effects of the mine on the salmon population and fifty eight companies jewelry companies including tiffany and zales have signed a petition saying they would not buy minerals mine from bristol bay so here we have the world's largest salmon habitat within the world's largest online source of copper and gold what's going to happen for the view from alaska i'm joined by shana moore host of the shanna more show and more of north chana welcome back thanks so much for having me tom

over the place. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and he eats fruity pebbles so, like, power him or something?'t know if he eats them. i know that, you know, his colors are, you know, all the colors of the rainbow. he's a rainbow warrior. he's this fruit loop to me. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be a nice thing instead of fighting, you sat down and worked things out? wouldn't that be a great message to the kids and the middle east? >> wonderful message to the kids worldwide, globally. but i do think -- another good message is, when somebody does pop off at the mouth and i've tried to talk, but sometimes, what is bigger and better than words is your boot right up somebody's ass. >> jimmy: all right, well, there's that, too. >> there is that, too. >> jimmy: i can see taking either path. your wrestling fans, well, first of all, you tweeted this picture of yourself, either working out or being attacked from below by a snake. >> it was actually both. >> jimmy: what are you doing there? what is the activity? >> the activity that i'm doing that was taken in rio last week, i was training and it was one of tho

. >> but it's interesting that we are not the only pebble on this beach. there is a marine interface council and there is a interfaith council in contra costa county. and we get together and talk about what we are doing. we each reflect the needs and wishes of the community we serve. so interfaith is alive and well all over the bay area. we would like to think it leads the way for the rest of the country. but i will have to admit there are people doing it in new york, los angeles, and california, and in portland, oregon. soy think people are beginning to recognize that each persons faith is very important to himself or herself. >> what do you think in today's world is the role of an interfaith council when we are faced certainly within the concept of national media with antireligious feelings in our community so it happens currently with debates about terrorisms and issues in the middle east that the muslim community gets highlighted. other communities have been highlighted that stirred up issues. >> that is very important and michael can speak to that as

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon 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

when i say, because we are so used to it if you drop a pebble into the hudson you get the electric chairare filling -- you see thousands of drugs -- you see thousands of trucks, lined up miles long, dumping.

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the only prices your soul there's a new generation of reactors coming down the line they're called pebble bed gas coal reactors they are safer than the design used in japan that this sign is forty years old by the way the new design is safer in fact during the meltdown they claim that you can even go out to dinner go out to dinner take in a show and then take care of the meltdown but the bottom line is they melt and that's something that we have to take into consideration when i was in high school my advisor was edward teller father of the hydrogen bomb he was pro-nuclear but he was fond of saying that nuclear energy is so dangerous it does not belong on the surface of the earth it belongs underground and if they had built that reactor underground that all they would have to do is put a manhole cover on it and walk away from it that's the fascia in bargain my advisor edward teller clearly knew the dangers of nuclear power which could be handled if you take precautions like putting them underground unfortunately no one heeded his advice and so we have tragedies like what's emerging in japa

i'm getting ready to put a garden in so, yeah, that has little yellow pebbles in there and he's started to eat it so thank goodness it's safe for pets. >> kris sanchez. >>> new tonight at 6:00, muni operators are taking a strike after a vote that began friday and ends on thursday. it comes amid contentious contract negotiations between operators and management. if both sides reach an impasse, an independent ashtrrbitrator w be called in. on to the city charter, no city workers are allowed to stride. >>> b.a.r.t. police have a new look tonight and we want to give you the first look at the new badges being being assign and distributed to all b.a.r.t. police. the seven-point star replaces the shield that's been in place since 1972. in a press relead today, officials say the badge is easily identifiable as a police badge. >>> troubles for the mavericks surf contest. not only did a lack of waves cancel this year's contest but the lone sponsor has withdrawn from the big wave invitational. barracuda networks was the official sponsor of the contest. now they want to redirect their efforts to ot

so he'd start taking a little pebbles and just flicking them into the water. sure enough people would say, what was that? what was that? just the old river rats. they come out this time of night. usually emptied the beach. so this night, the river rats had done their job and everybody lived. he was at the concession stand. he was, you know, helping ed grabil close up there. all of the stud, three people come screaming out of the darkness from the direction of the river. help, help. their friend, they had snuck down to the river. and one of their friends who wasn't as strong of a swimmer as he thoughts went under. now it's 9:30, 10:00 at night. it's dark. and there's a man out there in the river who's drowning. so off my father goes at a -- you know, full gallop towards the river listening now. because he can't see the man. remember, he's nearsighted and he has to get rid of his glasses. so he's listening for the sound of the man struggling out there. where do i need to go here to find him? plunges into the darkness. swims out. next day headline of dixon evenin

among the woman bats and wallabies, the crocs and kangaroos he introduced us to molly and pebbles ander baby jaeckel. can you really recognize all the different koalas and call them by name. >> you do. they sleep for such a long time so they're not something that is going to give you a lot of feedback say like a dog or a cat. >> reporter: they can weigh up to 15 pounds. found exclusively in eastern australia, they live only about eight years in the wild. but are known to reach 22 in captivity. they are good climbers, and live in loose families. does the father have any child- rearing responsibilitys? >> no, none. his part is what you would say is the fun part. he creates the baby and then he's off. >> reporter: mama isn't necessarily the most dedevoted either. is she interested in the baby or does she tolerate the baby? >> probably more tolerates than a complete... she doesn't dote on the baby that's for sure. >> reporter: she's not snapping photos. >> no. >> reporter: the word koala is said to be an term meaning does not drink water. >> are you ready for this one? >> reporter: they g

find another pebble. you can send us your comment at journal@c-span.org. >> i want to tell you that i would vote for him in a heartbeat. host: next is alex in bradenton, florida. caller: this is a guy who has been around with ideas in the 1990's and he is brilliant and is involved with the democrats and saying all these people calling from the republican par party. host: another says he is telling the truth about obama. america is 40% liberal, 4% conservative and 20% in the middle. they will vote for anything lake they are texting in "american idol." next is chuck from chicago. good morning. democrat line. caller: yes rb, i'm 80 years ol small businessman in the area of retiring, veteran. what i would like to say if republicans are dumb enough to run donald trump, hooray. john, from seabrook, new hampshire, republican line. what do you think? caller: i was just wondering i don't know how anyone can vote democrat if they are not in the union or getting a handout. and i had to get out of massachusetts becau

. >> new pebbles treats! >> reporter: the associated press "reports that strict new guidelines will go in effect today for some of these ads. some of these colorful characters could be out a job. foods could not be marketed kids if they contain more than one gram of saturated fat. 13 grams of added sugars and 210-milligrams of sodium. but you won't see the changes right away. these guidelines would be phased in other er-- over five years. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> starting this sunday, any one who aplays for -- applies for social security or other benefits you will have to have an electronic system. this is about expected to save about a billion dollars over the next deck a -- the next decade. >>> 7:16. police have arrested two men linked to a string of crimes in the north bay involving the theft of cat lettic converters -- catalytic converters. >> i think we just scratched the surface on this. >> two men were taken into custody yesterday. police got a break

had weapons of mass destruction, at least chemical weapons, which she had already used on israel pebble -- which he had already used on his own people. we made sure that our troops were well-trained and properly equipped or we put them into combat and we fully expected that there was a line someplace short of baghdad where when we crossed it, he would begin using chemicals. that assumption was wrong. i was relieved that he did not attack our troops with chemical weapons. like everybody else, over time, i was at chagrined when we found the weapons of mass destruction. but each of these cases, and i have thought about this a lot, and that may or may not give you comfort, but the good news and the bad news is that you gave me the exact same intelligence, and you gave me the exact same data, in each one of these cases i would be the same recommendation. and these were not knee-jerk reactions. these were the results of tommy franks coming to d.c. and briefing 30, 40, 50 times with dick myers, going to the white house many times, these decisions made at the -- after discussion and dialogue, p

. >> darya: i hope you have your breakfast, we have video to show you this is not sandor pebbles, itish those are worms. this is video fla., this discovery of thousands of thousands of forms, just swarming, what they're doing is meeting. that's what the experts say its a mating frenzy, there is what they look like when you take the matter of the water. this time the saltwater is getting warmer, this is what they do. it drives them while. the no. 4 seem to this trees after a while after the fish start attacking them. >> mark: bay area bargains all live look here, ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. that was quick. no envelopes to lick. no d

in san jose authorities are looking for pebble who attacked a woman and killed her dog appeared to givews faster we tune to our live reporter parian >> craig: it's actually to pit bulls, a black one and a tan one appeared in my what turn away, this is where the attack happened to the husky mix appeared this is this dirt where the attack happened yesterday afternoon she was walking her dog in east san jose appeare. tk was 20-30 minutes long. an animal control air looking for them and folks still seemed to save. >> i want your twice a day with my dogs. to know that there are pitfalls and running around, that frightens me. have my peppers break today just in case. i don't know if it would do anything but you don't know. >> craig: a few of their people are taking pepper spray but many didn't know this happened. those who did were sure the dogs or on the loose still. this residency is surrounded by homes it's possible the dogs come from one of them. they have few leads at this point, the woman is recovering in her home. unfortunately the dog did not make it. >> reporter: that's terrible. and

we have strategies that have been put forward by groups like research and that has been done on pebble bed strategies that have fail-safe mechanisms or passive protections that i think certainly should be -- we should look into and understand that part of this conversation, whether fundamentally different designs would greatly mitigate the risks. these disasters occur because we lose the heating transfer immediate yums. but they are designed to in whether it be water or helium and that needs to be part of the national discussion. with that, thank you very much, madam chair and i yield back the balance of my time. >> senator. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman, for holding the hearing. i appreciate you holding this hearing. this is an issue that we share a great passion for and in light of the disaster in japan. i thank you for drawing attention to a serious issue. i thank you so much for spending time with us to answer our questions. i may not have the opportunity to ask my questions, but i want to highlight some of the areas of my concerns and i will submit the questions for the recor

way to stop the rising is we put this piece of parchment paper over and pour these rocks on, rocks, pebbleswhat this is? >> it's nice and prepped for us. >> you pour it and pop it. >> pour this mixture over like this. >> let's head to the eating department. >> eating and drinking. >> yes. come on, gavin. >> sara shows up in time to eat. >> cut in. >> what are we drinking? >> this is the smash and grab. >> of course it is. that's how she got jay. >> stop it. you'll ruin my relationship. >> champagne, lemon, mint, simple syrup and bitters. >> did you say whiskey? >> yes. >> what do you call this? >> a fontina and crimini tart. we'll have this for easter. >> next week we have darius rucker. >> and we'll get you ready for the big royal wedding. >> happy easter. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of tra

throw them over the fence, and if we don't have this protection these -- and they're not little bitty pebbles. these are rocks. they throw them over the fence and break the windshield, border patrol agents are injured. they do that for various reasons. one of those reasons is a diversion. they will try to divert the attention of a border patrol agent at one location so that other folks illegally can sneak in to the united states. now, we don't hear much about assault on border patrol agents except unless somebody is murdered which has occurred. but in the last couple of years assaults on border patrol agents who are -- from people who are illegally coming into the united states are 1,000 a year. 1,000 asalts on border patrol agents a year in the last couple of years by every means necessary, including the rock throwers, who try to hurt border patrol agents. so you see the relentlessness of people who want to enter the united states. they violate the law, of course, by coming here illegally, but they'll continue to violate the law and take on our border patrol agents even by assaulting them so

this whole thing about riders and about the most -- the largest tax cut in american history is a pebble in a pond of what is necessary for us to go forward and deal with the crisis that is before us. it's going to rest on all of our shoulders. it's going to reflect on all of us, republicans and democrats, liberals and conservatives. if we stand here and fiddle while our fiscal house burns to the ground or collapses -- now, as i said, one way or another, this is going to happen and it may happen sooner or later, if you're listening to erskine bowles and -- and our foreman colleague, -- and our former colleague, senator simpson. if you listen to the president's own commission, if you listen to any analyst that has looked at this, said it is totally unsustainable. and if you don't do it and if you don't start the process, the bond market and the interest rates are going to do it for you and it's going to fall on all of us for not stepping up to the plate and getting it done. we've got 11 hours to get this done. i'm urging that we finish this now, not extend it another week. the last thing