i'm a biologist on the board of sequoia audubon society i'm not going to repeat what is said about sharp park maps and so and so, i appreciate you're great patience and stamina in hearing many of the arguments and points repeated but the public utilities commission promised that sharp park redevelopment plan would never be included in this one and i don't know why that promise was not kept why i don't know why did they make the promise because the golf course had significa significant environmental value and in the context of its location this area should be an arbitrary that is replaced for the environmental location and bio diversity will be impacted two endangered species as we know we're in an accelerated time of destruction and elimination of species doing everything we can owe urge you to remove sharp park as many said from consideration of the eir. >> the people of san francisco the public utilities commission the board of supervisors, and the people have been environmental leaders that recognition the importance of preserving the environment we ask you not suck culp not to put th

a i couldn't identify it as a san francisco garden snake and cutting you down 16 thousand trees at sharp park a waste of money adjacent to that park several square miles of scrub land so if you cut down the effort our interesting the bio diversity you can look up that and if 90 san francisco has money to cut down the trees go to the other parks there or where there are dangerous trees one fell on a woman and sfta san francisco will pay a lot of money for that and thinning out the trees that are a threat for people that walk there, there at stern road several trees will take somebody out to spend a lot of monies to come out u cut down a forest is ridiculous i hope you consider the management alternative and replace those with live oaks the grow at stern grief amongst the eucalyptus trees. >> thank you, thank you. >> hi i've lived in san francisco for 20 years commissioners, i urge you to adopt the eir and approve the natural resources management plan without delay it helps the landscapers and promotes soil and restore resiliency to climatic change and advocacy for viral justice and approa

of san francisco i would like in support of plan but as long as that includes side redevelopment of sharp park golf course and little rest it is daily impacting our endisagreed speciangered speciee those peas and you've heard earlier from the sierra club our esteemed organization that told you a simple solution i don't know this is part of natural areas plan you you know it is very simple plan and until it is resolved i stand opposed to a very sad day here in san francisco so thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is bob a board member of the trail counsel 15 miles of that mile trail goes to san francisco and connections with 17 of its windfall parks a number of times over the decade i worked side by side with the folks to insure the continuation of the green space in the park system found those employees a skilled and knowledgeable group of people to help the plants we need the natural areas program as he aide gets pressure on the few spaces left we need this as outlined in the eir one that is gentle on the earth that the birds and butterflies and humans can de

victoria resident of pacifica since 1992 this plan maybe fine or not but contains a poison pill a sharp park course is definitely not a natural area adding changes onto the golf course invalidated the eir this is a against the planning process and to mitigate golf changes to make the golf course survive the rep between the golf course and the lagoon wetlands is complex to be included with the other natural areas plan to the san francisco rec and park management the importance of wetlands as a home to endangered species needs more consideration than for golf here's the problem raises the height of the fairways you restrict the law gone thgoon th will become to salty the salt intrusion b will occur as sea level rise if you approve that eir you'll permanently place the lagoon in mortal danger by creating had been tablet two close to the ocean endangered the species a you're trying to protect areas their moss more at risk the long term effects on the lagoon and resident will be disastrous the communities of the golf course are too important to be hidden within an eir please extract the reno

accelerated time of destruction and elimination of species doing everything we can owe urge you to remove sharp park as many said from consideration of the eir. >> the people of san francisco the public utilities commission the board of supervisors, and the people have been environmental leaders that recognition the importance of preserving the environment we ask you not suck culp not to put the golf course without the consideration that is due that makes sense no viral sense or economic sense excerpt for private interest any question to you is when will we have the sense to stop unnecessary habitat destruction without full consideration of species extinction like sharp park and up to each of us including i hope you'll do the right thing. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon or evening i'm karen i'm from the mira loma and a delegate from the twin peaks council for for those of you who don't know they represent about 22 neighborhood associations around mountain davidson west side of the city i have a resolution i'd like to read the important parts of that embodying be it reso

years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharpark the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek area that means that 50 acre off lease area will continue under the mclaren park plans adds bernal heights little soil loss and erosion that happens along the cliff around the hill which you can see a little bit on the photo on the left-hand side the vertical clips to reduce the loss of parklands off leash dog uses and the park containing the e vocation slopes will be converted to an lease recreation much of the areas in the photo are inassessable an unwarranted save for humans and their champion pets if the plan is implemented dogs will be welcome on lease the rec and park continues

golden gate area and 3 a significant projects specific and cumulative impact on air quality from the sharp park restoration and problematic activities of similar magnitude following publication of a response to documents for the natural management plan the rec and park department proposed administrations to the project description with respect to proposed action at the sharp park natural area with the intent of the preferred use of soils supposed the habitat restoration purposes and identifying the other disposal sites for the access as equal disposal actions the revisions removes the reference to raise the golf course holes and clarify the re. >> locations the environmental planning division has analyzed the proposed provisions and determined that the proposed administrations to the project description will not result in new significant environmental impacts or significantly increase the severity felt impact identity not draft eir and no new mitigation measures are necessary and further those to the project description and revisions have shown in the eradicate didn't change the conclusion

years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharpark the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek area that means that 50 acre off lease area will continue under the mclaren park plans adds bernal heights little soil loss and erosion that happens along the cliff around the hill which you can see a little bit on the photo on the left-hand side the vertical clips to reduce the loss of parklands off leash dog uses and the park containing the e vocation slopes will be converted to an lease recreation much of the areas in the photo are inassessable an unwarranted save for humans and their champion pets if the plan is implemented dogs will be welcome on lease the rec and park continues

park is not good we have to scale back that stuff and at sharp park there's scaling another city that deals like san francisco the leading way of the future and should support the bio diversity and the natural areas program to help to lead the way for the rest of the world an unwarranted areas around the world thank you for your time. >> next. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is mike i'm a 33 year resident of san francisco and enthusiastically but bad golfer and a patron of the san francisco municipal courses i'm here to urge the commissioners to approve the final eir and the rec and park natural areas program that includes the rec and park balanced plan to save the 18 hole sharp golf course and manage the frog and snake habitat in the wetlands i alcohol followed this story and spoke in front of the commissions and the board of supervisors over the last 9 or 10 years and when the plans were first being surfaced and this controversy is framed as far as it relates to sharp park framed and inveenvironmentalist - in san francisco rec and park some of the people behind me i've seen

a i couldn't identify it as a san francisco garden snake and cutting you down 16 thousand trees at sharp park a waste of money adjacent to that park several square miles of scrub land so if you cut down the effort our interesting the bio diversity you can look up that and if 90 san francisco has money to cut down the trees go to the other parks there or where there are dangerous trees one fell on a woman and sfta san francisco will pay a lot of money for that and thinning out the trees that are a threat for people that walk there, there at stern road several trees will take somebody out to spend a lot of monies to come out u cut down a forest is ridiculous i hope you consider the management alternative and replace those with live oaks the grow at stern grief amongst the eucalyptus trees. >> thank you, thank you. >> hi i've lived in san francisco for 20 years commissioners, i urge you to adopt the eir and approve the natural resources management plan without delay it helps the landscapers and promotes soil and restore resiliency to climatic change and advocacy for viral justice and approa

urban forest issues now lots of talk about the losing of 18 thousand trees we didn't deal with the sharpk but in reality there's a lot of censure concern about mountain davidson and the loss of 18 thousand trees a letter written by peter i have respect for we went out and looked at it mountain davidson >> go ahead. >> a couple of days ago and the chief scientist for cal academy and a recent addition to the urban forest council she and i walked off that and attached our letter to that letter i want to read a little bit of the letter based on the visible inspection at mountain davidson trees were showing the blue gum canopy waltz showing die-off that's to say the condition of the trees is far worst than talked about the die back is drought or die back has been noted on mount sutro it goes on and on i'm close to losing my time you have to know a great deal of people understand forest they believe this is a great road map to manage the forest and we look forward to looming working with rec and park we strongly urge that rec and park look at a 3 to one ratio thank you. >> thank you. >> before

years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharpark the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek area that means that 50 acre off lease area will continue under the mclaren park plans adds bernal heights little soil loss and erosion that happens along the cliff around the hill which you can see a little bit on the photo on the left-hand side the vertical clips to reduce the loss of parklands off leash dog uses and the park containing the e vocation slopes will be converted to an lease recreation much of the areas in the photo are inassessable an unwarranted save for humans and their champion pets if the plan is implemented dogs will be welcome on lease the rec and park continues

i'm a biologist on the board of sequoia audubon society i'm not going to repeat what is said about sharp park maps and so and so, i appreciate you're great patience and stamina in hearing many of the arguments and points repeated but the public utilities commission promised that sharp park redevelopment plan would never be included in this one and i don't know why that promise was not kept why i don't know why did they make the promise because the golf course had significa significant environmental value and in the context of its location this area should be an arbitrary that is replaced for the environmental location and

sharp is also talking to a fund and may need another month to make a decision. >> sharp have 5 or 6 businessesanyone wanting to own any of those. all their businesses are losing a ton of money. >> shares in sharp have tumbled more than 16% after the past two days after foxconn said it would buy the troubled electronics maker and then postponed the deal. >> foxconn issued a terse statement saying new material information has come to light from sharp and they require more time to discuss it. both companies have said nothing else, but our sources are telling us the point of contention is something called contingent liabilities. these are costs related to potential or possible restructuring and layoffs. >> is there a risk now that the deal could fall apart? >> we are coming up on a month now since sharp's board approved the proposed deal from foxconn. it is 26 days today. it is a growing list of issues that foxconn is going through before it signs this definitive agreement to proceed with the deal. there are reports out there that foxconn may try to decrease e amount of money its putting into shar

he is getting about a ¥100 billion on sharp.are. >> chinese ridesharing app didi chuxing has received a $1 billion strategic investment from apple. tencent and alibaba are also investors in didi. it operates in more than 400 cities in china, compared to uber which is only in about 50. >> this is a huge deal. we reported that didi was looking to raise $2 billion, but apple coming in and making the single largest deal investment ever comes as a huge surprise for us. this came out of left field. >> sources are telling bloomberg that uber's china rival may be considering a new york ipo as soon as next year. we have got our tech reporter lulu chen who broke the story. wow. this is a blockbuster. >> it comes on the heels of them raising more than $1 billion from apple, bringing the total amount of this fundraising to $3 billion and a evaluation of about $26 billion. >> what this this mean for uber? >> uber said they want to hold off the ipo as long as possible. it means didi will race ahead of them to the u.s. for an ipo, so they are

years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharpk the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek area that means that 50 acre off lease area will continue under the mclaren park plans adds bernal heights little soil loss and erosion that happens along the cliff around the hill which you can see a little bit on the photo on the left-hand side the vertical clips to reduce the loss of parklands off leash dog uses and the park containing the e vocation slopes will be converted to an lease recreation much of the areas in the photo are inassessable an unwarranted save for humans and their champion pets if the plan is implemented dogs will be welcome on lease the rec and park continues to

he is getting about a ¥100 billion on sharp.ring app didi has received a $100 billion strategic investment from apple. tencent and alibaba are also investors in didi. >> this is a huge deal. waseported that didi looking to raise $2 billion, but apple coming in and making the single largest deal investment ever comes as a huge surprise for us. telling bloomberg that uber's china rival may be considering a new york ipo as soon as next year. lulu chen broke the story. >> it comes on the heels of them raising more than $1 billion from apple, bringing the total amount of this fundraising to $3 billion and a violation of 26 million. huber said they want to hold off the ipo as long as possible. it means didi will race ahead of them to the u.s. for an ipo, so there are reporting targeting the same pool of investors at the same time. di has agreed to buy uber's chinese subsidiary. it is a big and complicated deal. tell us how this will work. >> our understanding is didi will acquire huber china and form a new entity valued at $35 billion

it will also bring a sharp drop in temperatures with highs only reaching into the middle 20s by thursday. tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 27 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 35 wind: w 5-10 with snow in the forecast for this weekend, we invite you to download the fox6 storm center app. it's free interactive radar. we're learning new details about an audit that has been ordered... looking into the level of medical care being given to inmates at the milwaukee county jail.. and the house of correction in franklin. details come out one day after county supervisor supreme moore omokunde called for sheriff david clarke's resignation.. because of four recent ?inmate deaths. julie collins joins us with more - julie? this audit was called for by the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors. the part-- by the four inmate deaths. in just 6 months - terrill thomas...michael madden and kristina fiebrink...along with a stillborn baby...died inside the milwaukee county jail -- all under different circumstances - however one of them was ruled a homicide. this prompted milwaukee

it will also bring a sharp drop in temperatures with highs only reaching into the middle 20s by thursday. tonight: mostly cloudy. low: mostly cloudy. high: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow showers. 1-2" possible. the badgers and penn state will strap it on in the rca dome. 1st time for paul chryst's team. what does he think about it? brandon cruz live once again e butterburger three cuts of fresh imidwest beef.t nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. tomorrow night's big ten championship game between the badgers and penn state. brandon cruz rejoins us from indianapolis.. brandon, as you know, paul chryst set the tone for the biggest game of the season. the big ten coach of the year "you go out there and you throw and catch a

i made a sharp right turn going pretty close there and then make a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous, my hair on my neck, awe, it's awesome. >> now streaking along the mountain side at about 110 miles an hour, caught on his helmet camera, a great jump turns disaffidavit trous. in an instant he's getting too close to the mountain. he deploys his pair suit. >> i opened my parachute, i'm very aware that i have very close to the mountain side. >> if he crashes into the mountain, he knows it could mean death. so he fights with everything he has to turn his parachute away from that menacing wall. >> instantly, when i saw it, it's going to be a fight for life and death. so i just put all my energy on hitting the wall. after the impact, you are only working, working, working, working to survive. >> hanz uses his legs to kick himself away from the rock. much to his surprise, it works. >> i was like, wow, i'm flying out again. i got a second chance. >> but he doesn't immediately realize the lines attached to his parachute are twisted, and he begins to fall strai

why the sharp move today? >> the yen is down sharply against the dollar. it looks like they were surprised. i'll put that question to an economist in just a minute. in other news tonight, deal making in the energy sector. russian and japanese companies are lining up a raft of oil and gas projects. plus a price outlook from japan. company managers are slightly more confident we'll see some inflation next year. >>> let's start with the u.s. rate hike. the fed has finally put the tightening program back on track. fed chair janet yellen says it represents the economy. the policy makers made the move after they decided to raise their rate from 0.5% to 0.75%. that's a hike of a quarter of a percentage point. they say the economy has been expanding at a moderate point. >> the committee judged that a moderate increase in the federal funds rate is appropriate in light of the solid progress we have seen toward our goals of maximum employment and 2% inflation. >> yellen said the economy was highly uncertain. now predict they will be raising the rate three times in 20

so i made a sharp right turn, going pretty close there. and then make a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous. and my hair was like -- and my neck, it was awesome. >> but now, streaking along the mountainside at about 110 miles per hour, caught on his helmet camera, a great jump turns disastrous in an instant. he's getting too close to the mountain, so he deploys his parachute. >> when i open my parachute, i'm very aware that i have a wall to the right-hand side. >> if he crashes into the mountain, it could mean death, so he fights with everything he has to turn his parachute away from the menacing wall. >> instantly, when i saw that i'm going for it, it's going to be a fight for life and death. i just put all my energy on hitting the wall. after the impact, you are only working. working, working, working to survive. >> hans uses his legs to kick himself away from the rock, and much to his surprise, it works. >> so i was like, wow. i'm flying out again. you know. i got a second chance. >> he doesn't immediat

>> i felt a little sharp, but like a fuzzy sharpness. >> yeah, fuzzy sharpness just wait a bit. >> it's little cuts. >> if i lick my finger am i going to die? >> probably. >> are you serious? can it go through the skin now that i've touched it? >> no, you have to eat it. >> hopes for "black swan 2" were dashed today when -- >> one right above you. >> has the film "madagascar" been good for the lemur business? >> there you go. >> i think the cartoon really woke up the world to the fact that there really is a place called madagascar although many people think it doesn't really exist. >> how hard is it to maintain the forests? >> it's incredibly hard. we've been working with the villagers around the park, and i think they really do understood the value of these extraordinary lemurs and the extraordinary value of the forests and the economic value of tourism is tremendous for this country. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. all on the go. you can even downloadfrom r and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. dow

the guy that owns the property may see a very sharp deline in rodents -- >> or an increase now. >> we're going to find a nice swampy area for him. >> they wipe the snake down and then >> it is a giant knit blanket. see how the girls do it. plus, abandoned boxes catch people's attention. >> they called authorities who blocked off the area thinks there was bombs or something potentially dangerous. >> find out what is in the box, next. some help. but we're gonna get it just right. what do you think bullseye? [ bark ] ok, let's do this! hey! hows this look? hmm? whoa! what do ya think? it's like you... it's like you read my mind! ? ? (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens member gets sick. but lysol spray and lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold & flu viruses to help protect your home. this cold and flu season help keep your home happy and healthy one day it appears. is that a dark spot? >>> talk about a real

it will also bring a sharp drop in temperatures with highs only reaching into the middle 20s by thursday. 27 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow showers. 1-2" possible. am low: 26 high: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph with snow in the forecast for this weekend, we invite you to download the fox6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices -- and offers a powerful fleeing police and killing someone in a crash and severely injuring another appears in court today. ben handelman joins us live in the newsroom with the story, new at 4. 18-year-old samira coleman-wilks pleaded not guilty today -- and a judge denied a bond request. the court upholding her 50-thousand dollar bond, saying she is facing serious felony charges and is a flight risk. police say coleman-wilks sped away from police, driving more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit. she later crashed -- oliver, and seriously injuring another passenger mario harrell huh-rell .harrell suffered traumatic brain injury -- and may not survive. coleman-wilks is due back in court december 1

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crimes and help us build relationships" and now, metro's homicide unit is expanding to keep up with the sharp rise in deadly crimes... the section added two members in july...and will be adding four more in the next couple of weeks. "we're getting an increase in staffing in the homicide section to keep up with the followup and some of the things we have to do after the fact to solve these cases" but in the final month of the year...they're hoping there are less cases to solve. "we would hope that there would be no more homicides for the rest of the year, that would be our hope" mcgrath told me even though hte number of are still closing and clearing the same percentage of those cases. he added that these cases are very hard on officers and detectives as well. we have new information in two other homicides earlier this week.. this is michael gardenhire. police arrested him tuesday night .. saying he killed his son.. 20-year-old joshua lee. the shooting happened at an apartment complex near rainbow and windmill. police were in the area when they heard the shots .. and saw gardenhire come out of

so sharp. get you into trouble. >> and he will stop at nothing to get his man in, for your height only. laugh. ♪ ♪ kennedy: oh. topic number three. who do you think loves gold more, this guy -- ♪ ♪ kennedy: it smells like gold. this guy? >> iove gold! kennedy: or this guy? watch. huh, what's he doing? yeah, he's just -- this thief has no idea he's just picked up an $86 pound bucket of gold flakes. it took him an hour to lug the thing down the street, and when he got home, he probably went it's pretty. what the hell am i going to do with it? build a solid gold toilet, turn it into a sick pitch necklace? the possibilities are obviously endless. the two drivers who left the bucket unattended are probably not facing so many fun conundrums. they were probably melted down and emulsified and sold to anybody ya for pennies on the dollar. topic number four. wengweng is covered in namibia. this may be the best video of the week. 90-year-old grandparents al and helen are cross with their 18-year-olded fro

abstained this time, drying a sharp rebuke from netanyahu.accused kerry of obsessively focusing on settlements without addressing the root cause of the problem. >> israelis do not need to be lectured about the importance of peace by foreign leaders. israel's hand has been extended in peace to its neighbors from day one. from its very first day we prayed for peace. we have worked for it every day since then. and thousands of israeli families have made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our country and advance peace. reporter: despite kerry's last-ditch effort, trump has begun making noises as to where he will fall on the issue. "stay strong, israel," he wrote. christopher: moving across to tel aviv, to our correspondent near him -- correspondent miriam. we do not need to be lectured on peace. this was a skewed speech. it give us more on what netanyahu, how he has been reacting to kerry's speech. >> the speech by netanyahu was actually quite short as compared to kerry's speech, very sharp and emotional, but repeating the points he has been saying

part of the narrative is to try to push back against that sharp criticism. look, a lot of foreign experts say it is not about sending a strong signal to china. it is a complicated relationship. it is one that's in term of the the relations. what exactly of the fallout will be in the region in the wake of that phone call and president-elect trump continues to hold meetings here at trump tower. it is a busy day. his transition officials insisting he's going to take his time because it is a decision that's so significant and of course, that pick will have a lot to say about his policy towards china. >> kristen, i was going to say no one reputable that i heard on this subject is criticizing the president-elect for taking too long. if you are going to take your time, state department is probably where you want to take your time. additionally there is this other factor that happens with our president-elect trump. they are elected and find that they can meet with the people of their choosing and they'll come to your building and in this case in new york and some of

. >>> lowering the temperature, president obama voices a sharp criticism of donald trump for his embrace of putin and refusel to accept russia's role in the hacking. will the trump team follow his lead? >>> who is to blame, hillary clinton and her campaign chief now claiming vladimir putin's grudge and the fbi played a pivotal role in their defeat. we'll talk about the political and legal implications of the election blame game. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> obama virtually confirming russia's vladimir putin ordered hacking attacks that influenced the american election. the president stopped short of directly blaming putin citing the ongoing investigation of russian hacking. mr. obama made it crystal clear and i'm quoting him now "not much happens in russia without putin knowing about it. the cia director sent an internal memo saying the fbi is on the same page as his agency about russia's hacking. we're told all sides agree now that there is a mix of possible motivations for russia, including helping donald trump. also toni

. >>> electronics maker sharp says it might close a factory in western japan. the firm is trying to restructure and return to profitability under its new owner. officials say the plant could be closed next year. the factory makes l.e.d. and other parts for tvs and other lighting equipment. operations are planned to be moved to another plant in the same prefecture. the roughly 300 people there would be transferred. sharp is also set to discuss a capital boost for its affiliate which makes liquid crystal display panels. >>> doctors are turning to obotts tahelp out their patients. the devices are effective for dealing with the after effects of injuries or strokes. in our next report, nhk world finds out about how robots are training patients to lead normal lives again. >> reporter: this university hospital has been running robot assisted rehabilitation sessions for over a year. staff are using nine different robots developed in japan and abroad. the devices help rehabilitate patients with paralyzed arms and legs. the hospital rather than the patient is shouldering

in fact, the guy who owns this property may see a sharp decline in rodents. find a nice swampy air why for him and get him away from the houses. >> the snake catcher wipes the snake down with a wet paper towel to get the grease off it as much as possible and then released it in a nearby woodland. >>> it's a giant knit blanket. >> you're thinking, how do you knit that together? just with your hands? >> no. >> no? >> see how they do it. >>> plus, abandoned boxes catch people's attention. >> they immediately authorities. they immediately blocked off the air why, thinking there were bombs or something potentially dangerous. >> find out what's in the boxes next. for everyone to gather around. and you know what else i'm thinking? lights! some help. got it! and the ornaments might take a little bit more time. but we're gonna get it just right. what do you think bullseye? [ bark ] ok, let's do this! hey! hows this look? it's like you... it's like you read my mind! ? ? (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours

with some sharp comments and a new year's invitation.t reporters around. today -- they invited everyone in. =terry/cg= apparently the sudden press conference wasn't enough...