basic mistakes is really the grass fires for example are washed it will forest agency or the regional forest services to burn more than two million sheep tears of dry grass along forests of poor prevent. the fires. are not under control but he actually they can not use iraq as billy was a religious thing so not only religious not on any of them are not in the knowledge of law to also got the right to keep this in the this world in can prevent a larger fires but actually they have no people to keep under control two million years of grass fires this is one and second is that they make a kind of propaganda of grass fires because people they see the forest as born. fires grass fires been largely cultural people be born grass to clean whence we need to pull people be born grass and then people in religions they also start to think that we should work on speaking about mistakes speaking mistakes one of them is is. the irrigation program that was very intensive in the soviet union the most vicious wildfires are happening in the house wouldn't it be a good idea to to start swamping them again this is a very

the forest service says there are a lot of gorges in the area that would make it easy to get lost. weather in the regionpast month has included rain, snow, and very cold temperatures. >>> back here at home, it's been five years since marcus johnson was shot and killed outside his home on first street in d.c., and every day since his mother has been on a mission to find his killer. news 4's pat collins has more on her daily struggle. >> reporter: mildred johnson is a mother on a mission. out to find out who killed her son. she goes to the scene and hangs up fliers. if they get torn down, she puts them up again. she's been doing this since the murder five years ago. >> they left my child in the street to die. pain, that's all i have. that's all i have left is pain. >> reporter: mildred johnson has three sons, maurice, a former tight end for the philadelphia eagles. he's in the pharmaceutical business today. shawn, a longtime employee for "the washington post." he's been there more than 20 years. but the son she thinks about every day, that's marcus, her baby boy. >> that's the son that looks so much like