from tear gas, the national guard and confrontation at people's park in berkeley -- the tree sitters perched for months in a small grove of trees, protesters on campus confronting business decisions made by the university of california. and what those protests established. it's all up next on a second look. >>> hello everyone and welcome to a second look i'm frank somerville. berkeley is seen as a magnet for radical social politics. the university of berkeley has battled over protesters over cal's developing plans. the most ferocious of those protests began 45 years ago when a violent demonstration over uc plans for a small plot of land left one person dead and dozens of others injured. in 2000, rob roth had this look back at the events that put people's park on the map. >> reporter: perhaps things you notice in people parking in berkeley these days is how quiet it is. all seems peaceful much the way people's park began 31 years ago. in april of 1969 with the anti vietnam war movement in full throttle hundreds of uc berkeley students responded to an ad in the underground newspaper the berkel

. >> reconstruction of the perch floor. sixth this is a gentleman in the role the area of ving the perch on the sixth floor showing how he would leave that floor and left the building. following all the way down to the cafeteria where a man sits down to drink a coke. the timing of him eaving his perch and exiting the building so important? > it's important because witnesses do encounter oswald in downstairs.ia have timeon is did he to fire the shots and get seeing that he could swig a soda. poised but bly that's true of oswald in several asalas ons after the nation. calm, poised, articulate as he denies he had any involvement in the assassination. >> i would say this about the ballistics evidence. it's a confusing topic. f only because certain experience for the warren and many, many had been done in the decades since. think it's fair to say that the most reliable scientific evidence that the bullet and fragments that can be identified appeared to have come rifle. wald's >> this is one that you equested that you look at the

of this is a reconstruction the perch on the sixth floor. it shows how he would have left that floor or left the building. >> and then sitting down where this man thinks a coke. himwas the timing of leaving his perch and exiting the building so important? >> it is important because witnesses do encounter oswald in this cafeteria. he did have time to fire the shot and get to the sixth floor where he is seen swigging a soda. the warren commission does this is true in several situations, that he is remarkably calm and poised and articulate. >> i would say this about the ballistics. it is a confusing topic. certain experience were done by the warren commission and many have been done in the decade since. the most reliable scientific evidence shows the bullet fragments that can be identified appear to have come from oswald's rifle. >> this is one you requested we look at and the national archives allowed us to videotape . this was found in oswald's pocket after his arrest. >> it reflects an investigation that was carried out by the warren commiss

look there, perched in a bush, crashed, think it would be mangled and tangled, but it's fine. >> stopng with the ram. >> no, they have a relationship. >> it's a rambromance. >> fighting him with a stick? >> yes, to prevent getting rammed. >> you shall not pass. >> this is used to specifically see where the ram is before he heads out to the mountain to motorbike. all is well that ends well. they are fine. >> i just intrigue to see where it goes next. >>> he's trying to do the old bottle break trick over the toilet, but -- >> this is not going well. >> the switch that leaves a serious hole in the plans. >> inside each of us is a little bit of minion. the part of us that wants to play, wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. he can't even cheat well. >>> landing in the stadium doesn't go as planned. ♪ >> oh! >>> i'm going to call this segment, hey, dude, i think you are going to need a new one of those. you know as soon as the video picks up talking ph

it is perched precariously atop the transamerica building. here's another view for you.his one is our weather camera on top of our kpix 5 studios in san francisco looking due east towards oakland. we have a very compressed deck of clouds out there. we will see earlier burnoff today. number-wise we are in the low and high 50s. and now 62 degrees in livermore. all right. here's what you need to know on this tgif day, yes! another hot day inland. it will be refreshing along the coast and into the bay. and the "spare the air" alert continues for this friday second day in a row. clouds wiping away from the coast very rapidly today. high pressure that is really building in and providing us with an unseasonable weather pattern but this area of low pressure will put a dent in the ridge. we'll see cooling beginning by next week. triple digits sacramento through fresno. 74 monterey bay. 80 on the north and south shores today. upper 60s will be common around the northwestern quadrant of the state and 72 degrees in mendocino. sfo not reporting any local airport delays. 73 degrees th

intake towers for the power plants -- the maze of reinforcing steel and concrete perched on shelves, graceful columns rose 403 feet well above the dams crests. two giant spillways were set against the canyon walls on each side of the reservoir just above the dam. these high-level controls, each capable of bypassing 200,000 cubic feet of water per second, as sure that no water will ever overtop the dam. water flowing into the basins lunges downward through the tunnels to enter the river below the dam. 100 foot long drum gates on the spillways crest rise to give the reservoir and additional 16 feet of storage. the system called for pipes of unprecedented size, ranging from 8.5 to 30 feet in diameter. 2.75 inches. was brought from eastern rolling mills. the fabrication plant erected for this job near the dam site rolled and assembled the three miles of pipe installed in the canyon wall tunnels. as in all unprecedented phases of construction fabrication of , the pipe sections required special machinery and equipment. edges of the dimension plates were placed in a plating machine two perc

. >> some creepy creatures are now perched on the top of the penitentiary. they are there for the nation's scariest haunted house, called terror behind the walls, they have built in lights and smoke and is it star i'm sheldon yellin, and i started my career rebuilding homes for one family at a time. today, our companies help build something more. for 28 years, belfor has been restoring homes and businesses destroyed by fire, flood, or any disaster. and even though we've grown to over 6,000 dedicated people around the world, for me, it's still about helping one family or business at a time. at belfor, we're restoring more than property. >>> christmas came early for tech guru, apple unveiled new gadgets today. apple ceo, tim cook got applause when he took the stage where the mac was unveiled years ago. he said that iphone 6 and 6 plus, are the best cell phones ever and they showed off apple pay. >> $27.38 is your total. >> that's it! >> well, the company jumped into the smart watch business, it will be able to unlock doors in some hotel rooms and be able to te

considered and there was questions raised about the preference with the ed code with the way the perches were done after some discussion last week gateway agreed to follow the guidance of our office and make sure that in all incidence first presence is given to district residents we have a new order of preference one siblings of current students that ready reside within the district and two students currently residing within the district and 3 students eligible for free and low priced meals reside within the district and next siblings of current students that reside outside of the district and children of employees outside of the district and students reside outside the district but enrolled here thank you. i appreciate that i think that's an important component to the discussion. >> thank you for reminding that my addendum on friday i forgot so is there a paper copy of that. >> not on my agenda. >> thank you but can i i'm occurs ms. el can can you address that. >> good evening superintendent carranza and commissioners it's also a pleasure to be here we're ready e really looking forward

side for the powered plant aspen stock system climbed as a maze of reinforcing steel and concrete, perchedves, these graceful columns rose 403 feet, well above the dam's crest and the canyon's rim. two giant spillways were set against the canyon walls on each side of the reservoir just above the dam. these high level controls each capable of bypassing 200,000 cubic feast water per second assure that no water ill ever over top the dam. water flowing into the basins plunges downward into the tunnels to enter the river below the dam, 100-foot long drum gates rise during flood stage to give the reservoir an additional 16 feet of storage. hoover dam's pen stock system called for pipes of unprecedented size, ranging from 8 1/2 to 30 feet in diameter and 5/8 to 2 3/4 inches. steel plate was brought from eastern rolling mills. a steel fabrication plant erected especially for this job near the dam site rolled and assembled nearly the three miles of pipe installed in the canyon wall tunnels. hoover dam's construction, fabrication of the pipe sections required special machinery and equipment. edges o

. >> she plays songs on her perch. >> she brought some of her background from working in robotics sould have a cage that would serve a multitude of functions. that is her cage. to have petra's promote recognised above and beyond that was beyond my imagination. >> so my parents, mum and dad, have been unbelievably, incredibly inspiring. dad, since i was superlittle would take me to lectures at caltech and encourage me to ask questions. i am really active at school. i'm the president and founder of a club called red talks. like a mini version of the ted talks. we invite speakers to come in and talk about what they do, how they got to where they are, and what it's like to be a researcher. i got the opportunity to meet professors and it's amazing to meet amazing whim like dr white and dr jay. it enabled me to see myself in a lab. it unables me to see myself in -- enables me to see myself in science when i grow up. >>> so, first of all, she was amazing. secondsly, when you see an example of someone like petra, what stands out to you? >> what struck me is not only that she was a bright ind

>> this is a reconstruction of the perch on the sixth floor. this is a gentleman in the role of oswald leaving the area of floor,ch on the sixth and showing how he would've left that floor and left the building. thehey end up following all way down to a cafeteria where this man sits down to drink a coke. why was the timing of him leaving his perch and exiting the building so important? >> because witnesses do encounter oswald in this cafeteria downstairs. the question becomes, did oswald have time to fire the shots, then get from the six floor downstairs to the cafeteria where he is seen swigging a soda ? the warren commission does that reconstruction and concludes he did have the time to get down there. he is remarkably poised. in that is true of oswald several situations after the assassination. nd's remarkably claalm a articulate as he denies he had any involvement in the assassination. i would say this about the list of evidence, it is a confusing topic. if only because certain experience are done by the warren commission or at least done a

it wasn't quite a glorious day when the doggie diner feel detain from its perch. it was very sad i wondered if the defendant's exhibit no. i think was going to be up here thanks to an amazing community work and the dpw head the doggy head was put back up. now like most celebrities the doggie diner had to get work down and thank you to the amazing dpw surgeons i want to bring up the doggie diners best friend mayor ed lee >> tammy thank you, very much this is dear to you happy valentine's day everyone this is where i like to spend my valentine's day. we did so for many years after the falling of the our doggie diner head and the responsibility the city took place as an example for support for something that's part of our history. i know the historic beach society is here they appreciated what we did and john log did moot example of what we can do with the doggie diner head he's been responsible for you want to thank him over 51 thousands of funds raised to kick start this (clapping) and i hope john that we can provide the example of what they will look like it's fit

. >>> the latest squatters in the bay area refuse to budge from their perches with a view of the sanancisco bay. we want to bring you a live look of the old -- this is actually the span of the bay bridge, the western span of the bay bridge. but on the old span, the eastern span, caltrans crews, that one, are taking it apart piece by piece, because hundreds of cormaran, they have refused to leave their perches on this old span. the birds are not allowed to be disturbed during their breeding season, which runs from february through august, and officials may have to spend an additional $17 million to put up nets over the old span to keep those birds off the old bay bridge. >>> well, those delicious fruit snacks have been sold in a big way. a local company making a deal with one of the world's largest food companies. general mills will buy annie's for $820 million. here's video from 2012, when the berkeley-based company went public. annie's, as you might know, m e makes organics foods, including bunny-shaped crackers and food snacks. >>> ditching class with permission. dozens of bay area

in this student assignment plan process whatever it is and that's why we destined it was to give a perch to those students because we believed the majority of those students living in c tip one were also free and reduced lunch i agree that that commissioner commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell if we trial want to serve the students it should be c tip one and you qualify for free reduced lunch i said in kindergarten we might get more people filling up they're free by which barn frankly that's a whole another discussion i was quiet when you spoke i have the floor because my light is on so i'm saying that in the future i think we should have the discussion but i do think that when we voted on the student assignment process we xhrng knew it would evolve and change we would look at it and tweak it we've land use & economic development also said that and any board member who says that doesn't have a good memory i thought we all agreed we would tweak and look at it results and is it getting us the same thing we have racial isolation in those schools and neighborhood and those schools so if anyone can

the president also saw the painting of washington down from its five-year perch. in any case, after madison had also departed, the painting went off to safety and eventual tourn as the only object have been continuously held by the white house since it opened in 1800. it is the white house treasure. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. if you cannot hear me, please hold up your hand. but i think we are pretty well wired tonight. it is an honor to be here. it is a pleasure to a dress the seminal episode in the american war of 1812, the burning of the white house. the completion and occupation of the white house in 1800 began a long journey for the house. the old stone building what was toecame extend through all the years of american history with a single interruption of its destruction by fire in 1814. i would like to present to you some details tonight of the actual burning of the white of slippingeans into the white house historical association symposium a puzzle piece, i guess you could call it, about the evening when the british soldiers and sailors came to

behind them perched the players. from teams that included heavyweight outfits, from citibank and mercedes. then a break for lunch. all are born working elephants. but many now big on the streets. >> we give them medical treatment. we're able to feed them well, look after them. >> reporter: he aims to highlight their plight and raise money for elephant charities, including a new therapy to help children with autism. one competitor and donor has a story. he wanted to show me the ropes. >> let's give it a go. >> reporter: rule number one, don't fall off. >> they go in reverse? >> reporter: then there's the tricky task of actually hitting the ball. >> lock your eyes on the ball. >> you make it look very easy. >> all right. >> they're such wonderful creatures. >> reporter: this tournament is a glamorous place to be seen. though the rainy season can be a challenge. but not for a team of former new zealand rugby players. but they only scrape the 1-0 victory against the team from a popular cabaret. at the end of a soggy week

three centuries, until about 1600, the rosenbergs, bohemia's top noble family, ran the city from this perch. its 16th-century renaissance paint job is fancifully restored. visitors wait their appointed time for a tour in the castle courtyard. the interior gives a glimpse of the ultimate in bohemian noble living through the ages. imagine being a guest, back in the 16th century, of this man, count rosenberg. you'd enjoy the scenes frescoed here, which celebrate a rosenberg family wedding. then, riding his assembly line of fine living, you'd dine here. come back two centuries later, and you'd dine here. and, if the countess tired of your company, she'd retire to her adjacent bedroom, but only after a servant lit the candles on her meissen porcelain chandelier. and, of course, the party would go on, perhaps with a venetian-style masquerade party in the ballroom. for a little fresh air, you'd hike down this corridor 150 yards to the count's formal garden. but don't forget, at 8:00 p.m., the candles would be lit for a play in the baroque theater. europe once had several hundred fine baroque theat

perhaps the president also saw the painting of washington down from its perch. ther madison had departed, painting when off to safety and eventual return is the only object to have been continuously held by the white house since it opened in 1800. it is the white house treasure. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. if you can't hear me, please hold up your hand. i think we are pretty well wired. here.an honor to be that a pleasure to address seminal episode and the american war of 1812, the burning of the white house. the completion and occupation of the white house in 1800 again a long journey for the house. the old stone building eventually became that was to extend through american history all the years with a single interaction with its destruction by fire in 1814. to present to you details of the actual burning of the white house as a means of slipping into the white house historical association symposium a puzzle piece, i guess you could call it, about the evening when the british soldiers and a housecame to call to in tact and left it on the night , 181

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insalt added to injury for a tree trimmer in claymont, delaware today that fell 40 feet from the losty perchon to a hor net's nestch the 35-year-old victim was trapped for app hour as the angry insects were stnging him. he was wedged in a cluster of branches 25 feet up on the 500 block of west highly oak road and in addition to injuries from the fall and all the hor net strings he's also being treated tonight for serious arm wound from his chain saw. the clock is ticking for 3100 more casino workers in atlantic city anded to, trump entertainment sent layoff warping notice todz employees at the taj mahal. now bankruptsh the company is threatening to shut down november 13 if they don't get union concessions and local 54 says ultimatum is a red herring that even giving into all concessions trum surprise buried in too much debt to survive. and the company's other casino trump applause acloses on tuesday. >> opera came to south board in philadelphia tonight but not to the kimle center or academy of music they constructed outdoor ballroom to celebrate the 4 40th anniversary of opera philadelphia a

china's alibaba group is knocking amazon off his perch as the world's largest retail group. >> alibaba priced into an international public offering at $68 a share. >> it is the biggest ipo in history and is seen as a harbinger of a massive's shift -- massive shift in the global economy's center of gravity toward asia. >> jack ma had a date with destiny at the new york stock exchange. he was not phased as he took his place amongst the wealthiest internet entrepreneurs. the ipo placed ali baba at $68 per share. the opening bell set up a buying frenzy. shares surged to nearly $100 in early trading, but only a select few will have a chance to invest and gain an inroad into chinese markets. >> alibaba is a tremendously rapid growth company. they right now control about 80% of the internet traffic in china. >> that record had the floor of the new york stock exchange buzzing. but it was not just long-term investors. there were quick profits to be had by selling shares fast. >> i think a lot of people, men and soon -- momentum investors think that they can ship the stock after the ipo. >> alib

and also while you're walking around, take a look above and look and see if you can find king kong perched on a building. >> i think it's really cool how there's so many different designs. there's, like, sunflowers and caterpillars and spider webs. i think it's just really cool how they carved them. >> could you tell me a little bit about this exhibit? >> sure. this is perhaps my favorite exhibit here. this is a buzzing beehive, and you can see all the little bees that are buzzing around the hive, and this is something that was created first time last year and i just think it's fantastic, and i'm glad we brought it back. >> i think it's very cool. this is our first time here. so, we're really enjoying it. >> i think it's pretty impressive because to carve all those pumpkins, it must take a lot of time. >> it's so creative with all the pumpkins everywhere. it's so much fun. >> it was pretty cool seeing all the faces on the jack-o'-lanterns. >> the blaze includes a display featuring celtic designs from ireland. it's a way of paying tribute to the people who brought us their craving for carvi

. >>> reporter: he is perched on his van on highway 50 on day 3. >> thursday morning, obviously all day friday, all day, and today since 5:30, and until the sun disappears. >> reporter: his message to all agencies -- >> thank you, thank you, chp. it's not often, i don't think so. [ laughter ] >> reporter: plastered up and down the highway. >> putting a smile to a law officer and firefighters one at a time. [ beep beep ] >> reporter: hard to miss. >> you know, let's put a sign there. give them a boost. >> reporter: he sits here for 14 hours. >> the chp stopped and they bring me cookies. >> reporter: showing support for firefighters and law enforcement handling the king fire. >> they have been working 16 hours, working and tired. i think i can sit for 14 hours easily. >> reporter: the decision to be here every day was easy. >> just driving and see the firefighters' faces, black, tired. >> reporter: so with his flashlight in hand he greets them morning and night, his scarf protecting him from the smoke, hoping his message has an impact. >> they come here to help us. i can do something for

on twitter people wrote about perching dozens of vacuum cleaners some tweeted about their doubts of how effective the initiative will be critics say the move is a symptom of the nanny state. in one way they're paying atonement to the koreans to under flawed concept of global warming and another they're obviously worried about the fact that actually europe doesn't have enough energy to sustain itself and it's currently having a large argument with russia but really what this goes down to is the belief amongst the liberal elite in brussels they know better what the people should be doing and therefore the freedom to clean your home does not become a victim of the whole process of brussels is nanny state trying to run the whole of europe according to a ridiculous flawed dictum of economic decay this is typical of the object insanity that gets going within the european commission and also within particularly the political halls of power brussels news new borrowings in terms of where it wants to interfere in people's lives hearts or will they go when it comes to the process of capitals haird

william penn perched atop city hall there. he will be seeing some rain moving in later this afternoon. meteorologist bill henley says it should arrive to the south jersey shoreline this afternoon and then move towards the city after that. so, if you're headed out this morning, you'll want to take the umbrella for later in the day. >>> well, there is an artisan bread line. that tops the headlines from "the philadelphia business journal." it's had bread along with ice cream for decades, but now it's partnering with a bakery for its own line of breads to sell in hopes of making more dough. >>> and a high-tech system used on humans is available to pets in chester county it the veterinary cyberknife cancer center opened in melbourne yesterday. >>> a lot of people have worried about this and now it's happening. some home depot customers are starting to see fraudulent purchases on their credit cards that were part of the company's data breach. mary thompson has that in this morning's cnbc business news. mary, tell us more. >> well, r

one really prominent perch and they will stay there for hours. so you can really set the telescope on it, work on your sketch for five minutes and will back of the bird in the telescope and it will still be there. so most of my field sketches i will show are more like this. very quick pencil drawing. this is storm petrels, drawn from the deck of the bluenose in the gulf of maine. what this represents is probably 45 minutes of watching it maybe five minutes of actually putting pencil on paper. there is a tremendous amount of just looking and five minutes of looking and then some very quick scribbling on the paper, testing some things out i'm a look at the birds do more. look at the sketch. look at the birds, look at the sketch. figure out what is wrong and what i need to change into more scribbling. this is a typical field sketch. and here's another more more recent typical field sketch. people often ask me how i can draw a bird in the wild when it is so hard just to see them in a subject like these hooded warblers were on a path. they were foragi

t- rex may be knocked off its perch of the king of the dinosaurs.until you hear what they discovered. make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter- -sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. have their hands more than full and battling multiple wire wire and fuelling the flaps there and threatening thousands of hopes and william is live for us from l.a. >> john, it is the season and conditions that are awful right now. we have record high temperatures up and down california. and extremely dry conditions after a three year drought. and steep terrain and tough conditions for firefighters in northern california. there are nine burning in the u.s. and the worst wildfires burning and 20 percent contained and the bass lake fire burned more than 300 acre.

>>> perched on the national wind-swept plains of eastern colorado, the lyman facility is home to moreousand inmate. more than hoof are serving time for violent crimes. wesley struck us as something of an an onliably. >> welcome to my humble abode. i do a lot of reading and try to keep up with current event. this is my television. a 13 inch with a digital card. if we go uhf, i am dtv ready. >> he was something else. i have never met an inmate that had the array of products he had. i have been to women's prisons had haven't seen so many products. >> this is my luxury. the irish spring body wash with the loofah. >> as together as he was in appearance, he made it cheer that prison hadn't been part of his five-year plan. he was on medical loaf. he was on the mend from tendon surgery. >> i am on vacation for the surgery. i might as well see my friend, go to colorado. >> they went to a local bar. it was super bowl sunday. around midnight he stepped outside to share a cigarette with a young woman. >> there were two men about ten feet to the left of me. i heard them fighting. i set you don't n

behind them perched the players from teams that included heavyweight outfits from citi bank and mercedes. then a break for lunch. all aboard elephants. many now big on the streets. >> we give them medical treatments and feed them well and look after them. >> reporter: the aim is to highlight their plight and raise money for elephant charities including a new therapy to help children with autism. one competitor and donor texas oil man ed story. he wanted to show me the ropes. rule number one, don't fall off. they go in reverse. then the tricky task of hitting the ball. >> lock your eyes on the ball. you make it look very easy. they are such wonderful creatures. >> reporter: this tournament is a glamorous place to be seen though the rainy season can be a challenge but not for a team of former rugby players. they only scraped a 1-0 victory against a team from a popular cabaret. and at the end of a soggy weekend atrophy for the champions but a hope the real winners will be thailand's elephants. >>> and we will be right back. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days.

country than the united states of america.caug and in some circles it caught on, fredonia, new york, perchedwe know is a central place in the war of 1812. k there is fredonia, kentucky, pennsylvania, all growing out on this early -- early 19th century suggestion. and, of course, groucho marx o gave us fredonia in the 1933 film duck soup, where he was, i, don't know elected or unelected, leader of that great nation. but getting back to the epic poet of 1814, of the fredoniad, he opened one canto with lofty praise of washington city and the man after whom it was namedd you'll recognize the geography of the heaven on earth right away. where the potomac glides over c crystal sands to wed the sea columbia stands, freedom's st defender when he dwelt on eartha planned and surveyed and brought it into birth, and to exalt its character to fame generous charc bequeathed it his immortal name. some lines later, the fourth , president's name was joined to that of the first. the the honored place of washington was filled by madison in diplomacy skilled.dipl a seat far more exalted than a throne, or ever y

the dream design will be perched vicariously, and only accessed by elevator. he was inspired by the way barnacled cling to the hull of a ship. no word when the cliff hanger will go into production. >>> the photo going viral out of michigan. a father punishing his boy by making him hold a sign that says i hit little girls. >> the dad says 4-year-old tristan got in trouble at school for hitting teenage classmates, and when other men odds did not work he made him stand in the street for an hour, well mom is furious, and kept him home from school. and dad says he has to regrets and calls this creative discipline, did he go too far? good conversation on my facebook page, let us know what you think. >>> he does chores and does recipes and helps with story time and tucks the kids into bed. this is gebo, the first family robot. >> take the picture -- >> welcome home eric. >> hey buddy, can you order some takeout for me? >> chinese as usual? >> you know me so well. >> he is only 14 inches tall and starts at 4 99 and sts brain child the media lab. it has been extended u

is still young and analysts say it won't be easy to knock the likes of amazon and ebay from their perch walled garden and not the cheapest deal in the world. they force you to use alipay, not that cheap and don't have as global a mix of premium brand because they have a counterfeiting problem on tmal, fairly extreme. when you check on the brands, maybe half or more of some of the branded content was knockoffs. >> reporter: maintaining momentum after the listing will be a challenge but the windfall from the ipo means alibaba has the cash to spend on winning over skeptics. maggie lake, cnn, no. >>> people who weren't snapping up alibaba shares had something else to buy friday. >> three, two, one -- >> that's apple ceo tim cook opening the doors of the company store in palo alto, california, as buyers rush in to get the new iphone 6, and iphone 6-plus. all of the commotion was too much for one of the first iphone 6 owners in australia. he couldn't hold in his excitement or hold on to his brand new phone. >> this is just a normal iphone 6. i didn't want -- >> okay. all right. we're doing --

look at that, perched right on her eyebrow. >> what's going on here? almost seems like it is part of the act. >> you're right, like go land on her face. she didn't even flinch. if i had a butterfly on my face i would put down my flutes. >> and swat it away. >> that's weird. >> she is probably thinking will you get off of me. >> speaking of that, in my apartment, how long do flies live? >> couple days? >> i've had one fly in my apartment and it lovers my face. no matter where i am. i could be in the bathroom, bed -- >> animals love to be around you. i don't know why. >> i don't know, well get on twitter and tell me how long do i have to put up with this thing. >> how long has it been there? >> been there over five days. i want to know do they live. >> sixers at the home games we get to see the fly squad, do all of their flames, trampoline, dump the basketball. apparently you can join their team. >> that's right. al sex with the the existing members of the team to see what's going on. hey there, guys, yes i'm with the sixers flight squad, here with the -

. >> reporter: burned out or not, california's spotted owl makes its home here and likes to perch in hallowed out trees. >> they like closed canopy forest. >> reporter: the center for biological diversity says it's identified 37 owl territories and believes that land shouldn't be touched. but the forest service says the owls are not endangered in california and research shows salvage logging will have little impact to owl habitat. >> we had a group of 28 scientists working on that. >> reporter: bidding starts tomorrow for the logging contract, but the center for biological diversity says it hasn't ruled out suing on behalf of the birds to stop the saws. the majority of the approved logging will take place this year but could stretch up until five years and the proceeds from the logging bid, they'll go toward reforestation. >> the forest service says as of this morning, no lawsuits have been filed to stop that bidding process. >>> coming up in our next half hour, angry parents taking matters in to their own hands. >> it's difficult to watch. a brutal beat ing caught on camera. what th

this is something we have to recognize before we get -- >> so you think from your perch, that's your first problem because you see demonstrations of place wrs the infrastructural investments are made and the behavior doesn't change. >> both. there are countries like india, my own country bangladesh, where the change has to take first stage, but egypt or argentina, where the infrastructure money is needed because the behavior changes happen, you need the money to create the infrastructure. >> chris mentions the engineering feats there were building at the start of century. we're now in the 21st century, from your mind, how has technology changed this equaug, both in terms of the cultural shifts and the infrastructural challenges? >> the technique of delivering water and sanitation has not changed. but what has changed is our ability to communicate with societies. to get the citizens' voices to emerge. we're at a festival where it is ens can demanding change. if you can get that to be articulated the political promise. >> give me an indication where someone has been able to successfull

. ♪ >>> what a respite was the serenata beach club, what a lovely perch from which to enjoy the brilliante warm, soothing current. but on those summer days in 2010, events at the serenata were perhaps a little too warm. day after day, the sworn enemies faced each other across swimming pools and hot tubs. and all the while, brittany seethed with an expanding collection of insults and incidents, heaped on her by her ex-friend ann. >> i was like, brittany, can't you just let this go. and she just couldn't let go of it. it was so -- it was an obsession actually. >> brittany accused of ann of keying her car. >> so she began carrying around a video camera, as a kind of visual body guard. until the day when ann, tired of being taped, swam over to the camera. at that point, pool side, inside brittany's bag. >> yes. and i knocked the camera in the pool. she pushed my buttons. she went around telling the whole neighborhood, everybody, i'm scared for my life. >> it was after the dunking of the video camera that brittany launched legal action against ann. by this time she invited joe roberts into her

back on the perch. >> jimmy: exactly, right? what do you do on an off leg, on your off time?eah, you just go around to talk shows? fantastic. [ laughter ] you write children's books, yeah. but are you recording? >> no, i'm not recording. you write songs. you know, you wake up, you start to write songs. depends what somebody says. it could be something you say, it could be something that the old lady says, you know. you never know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it inspires you, yeah. >> there are songs -- >> jimmy: got to give her a a little loving, yeah, yeah. so, the last time i saw you, you came on the show, thank you for that. and i stopped by the studio and you were recording -- i don't know if we can tell anyone this. but you were recording a solo album. >> i did with steve jordan. i no doubt love these cats and all. >> jimmy: he's great, steve jordan. >> steve and i are great friends. we decided to make a record -- >> jimmy: are you going to release it? >> we've done it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not out yet, though, right? >> but it's not out, that's the difference. >> jimm

each side for the powerpoint's pen stock system climbed as a maze of reinforcing steel and concrete, perched on shelves, these graceful columns rose 403 feet, well above the dam's crest and the canyon's rim. two giant spillways were set against the canyon walls on each side of the reservoir just above the dam. these high level controls each capable of bypassing 200,000 cubic feet of water per second assure that no water ill ever over top the dam. water flowing into the basins plunges downward into the tunnels to enter the river below the dam, 100-foot long drum gates rise during flood stage to give the reservoir an additional 16 feet of storage. hoover dam's pen stock system called for pipes of unprecedented size, ranging from 8 1/2 to 30 feet in diameter and 5/8 to 2 3/4 inches. as it was not possible to ship units of this size across country, steel plate was brought from eastern rolling mills. a steel fabrication plant erected especially for this job near the dam site rolled and assembled nearly the three miles of pipe installed in the canyon wall tunnels. as in all unprecedented phases of

he may be the secretary of state in a small state, but he has used that perch to travel the country writinggrant legislation, and he has been the republican party's chief national marketer in all kinds of laws to make it harder to vote. he is a very smart guy. he went to harvard and yale and oxford. he has used his position in kopbs ta make him saefl national figure on the far right and very aggressive edge of the republican party, conservative movement always had plans for co-bought's bright future. it looks like he could lose his re-election race to brownback. he is trailing his democratic opponent. not by a lot, but still trailing, in kansas. kansas! a state that picked mitt romney over obamaa by 21 points in the last election. kansas is a state that before world war ii they sent only republicans to the united states senate. and they are going back generations to the 1930s. but now even maybe that could change as well. last week in kansas, the democrat running for senate against pat roberts, the democrat in that case said he no longer wanted to run for the u.s. senate, and that was a bom