ian singleton has come tripa.he ecologist estimates that one hundred orangutans have died here in the last year alone. 20 years ago, the region was home to more than 2000 of them. today, perhaps 200 are left. >> orangutans are very sensitive to change. if you take out a few big trees the population drops drastically. when their habitat changes and the forest disappears they can't survive. they have to go somewhere else or they die. in fact, the area is supposed to be protected. not only is it part of a national park, it's also a unesco world heritage site. moreover, indonesia has signed a 2-year moratorium on deforestation, banning logging in intact rainforests. conservationists are horrorstruck by the fact that a further 1600 hectares have just been cleared for another palm oil plantation. ian singleton is especially outraged that trees were logged and canals dug before a permit was even issued. >> there's a saying -- the law of fait accompli. after you've built or destroyed something, then you get permission. it

singleton has beaten pistorius's record before. leaper tied it. all three say they consider each other friends. >> friendly competition never hurt, right? >> somebody has to win and they want it to be them. >>> 6:11, time for weather and traffic on the 1s. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson tells us about this hot and humid day. hi, veronica. >> yeah, hot and humid afternoon, for sure, coming our way. we're starting this morning with some showers on storm team 4 radar right now. you can see all those little blobs. those are really light showers. you can see how they're lifting through to the north and east. we've got light showers around buoy and crofton, actual sprinkles kind of there more than anything. gaithersburg and rockville and bethesda area, you're looking at light showers to poolville and south leesburg. hometown forecast, 83 by noontime culpeper, virginia, going up to a high today of about 87 to 88 degrees there. some areas south could hit a high today of 90, 92 right in d.c., but hot, humid, maybe a shower coming through for t

. >> the chief financial officer of the librarian singleton has admitted that she has no idea about $5 million that has been given to the branch library improvement program which they have nothing to up sport. they don't know what it consists of and they have nothing but a number. an imagine narry number as i have mentioned before. and when this was a redevelopment agency, i took some comfort in knowing that the state was going to do a final audit to determine what was going to happen and we know that there have been cases in the state where the redevelopment funds have been founded to be expended illegally in millions and millions of dollars. and now, i have a funny feeling you are going to turnover to this... jimmy rigged agency and you are going to advocate any responsibility to really see if that money is being spent for what it was supposed to be spent for. i have no confidence in you, and i really question why any of the citizens in the city would either. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> >> i'm cathy alalulo. >> i live in district four, home owner and also a business owner in we

as long as it needs to last until people's daily needs are met you're up a singleton protests for us trish and albert disintegrating economies and binding cards turns into violent clashes with police. syria and iran topped the debate at this year's un general assembly with russia calling for peace and israel trying prospects for war. and are to provide one still in a song with a video link to the un makes his first speech to world leaders and attacks the persecution of wiki leaks holed up in me at the door and embassy and monitor. hello and welcome to our tease the weekly i'm karen tara broadcasting to you from our studio in moscow where protests against biting spending cuts continue throughout europe as people than their anger over bailout sponsored austerity mass demonstrations in madrid turned to violence earlier this week as least were forced to fire rockets bullets to calm the feeling of the conflict there have been dozens of injuries and arrests are tens jacob graves has been following developments its own toll in the briefly explain the proving the border the banfield there ar

it may be easier for the clinician to manage the patient knowing that there's a singleton pregnancy and not twin pregnancy. it's nicer to know that you don't believe that there's an abnormality. all these become better means of assessing the condition of the baby, and that they're providing you the optimal care of your fetus. tracey garamone: my husband and i decided not to find out the sex of the baby, because we feel there aren't enough surprises in life and felt that would be one of the biggest ones that we will experience together and well as i've been kind of stating that it'll make it worth the work-- that surprise in the end, that reward. really, right now, it's just i'm hoping for a healthy baby. that's really the main concern right now. the first part of labor is cervical dilation-- rhythmic contractions of the uterine muscles that cause the cervix to dilate and to efface. when contractions are only minutes apart, it's time to get to the hospital. tracey garamone: well, about 5:00 on saturday afternoon is when i started feeling the preliminary contractions i would say, because