the canada goose, a turkey vulture,'s bray, read tailed hawk, read at shouldered hawk, peregrine falcon md., calif. gulf, western goal, mourning dove, hummingbirds, i'm going rather fast -- woodpeckers, ravens, crows, swallows, night hatches, mockingbirds, chickadees, waxwings, robbins, warblers. etc and -- etc. and so forth. with bubble warming and the rise of sea level, this will be more important. the need for these up land refuges will become vital to the survival of the species. we hope this will be covered more thoroughly in the final environmental impact report as well as supporting the compromise alternative. thank you very much. president miguel: thank you. >> linda chapman for nob hill senior housing. i've been to the federal district court to try to get the filings and so forth and on link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c the city ought -- the city attorney had a long conversation with you. what day are contending is that there is -- you are substantially preventing them from exercising their religious freedom. the statute -- this is a ludicrous

a pair of red shouldered hawks aggressively protecting their territory in fairfield. >> as silly as might it could be potentially dangerous. we're talking about scratches. these talons are very sharp. >> she was on her bike and like apparently the hawk flew down and swooped her off her bike and she went on the ground. it was bad. yeah it was pretty bad. >> i heard stories attacking coming near people. so kind of scary. bill: stay in your car. the hawks have gone after three people but haven't caused any serious injuries. they're just chilling out maybe. martha: a hearing about general motors is underway. they're looking to the automaker and whether or not they got special treatments since the government partially owned the company. remember they called it government motors for a while. the president talking about rescue of the auto industry. taking a lot of credit for that. here is a piece of that. >> today general motors is back on top as the world's number one automaker. [applause] together the entire industry added nearly 160,000 jobs. >> peter doocy is live on this subject for us this