what is the most can be expected from the stalks? -- from these talks? melinda: he started out by giving a guardedly positive assessment of the cease-fire, saying it is mostly holding. he said the the agreement to end the conflict is much more than a cease-fire. he said we are here tonight to bring that process forward. he listed for milestones along the path that process. the first being holding elections in the separatist regions. the second one ensuring humanitarian relief for people in those regions. exchange of prisoners. a pretty tall order but certainly the question of elections topping the agenda. terry: what are the obstacles they have to overcome, very briefly few can deco -- if you can you go -- very briefly if you can? melinda: only if elections had already been held. the separatists say they see it exactly the other way around. they say autonomy must precede the election. another one briefly. he have has been limiting access to these -- kiev has been accessing -- kiev has been limiting access to these territories. terry: our chief political c

that goal in 3 years when is more observe when meeting with sherman is that she never settles nor the stalking she is fortunately determined to get the outcome for the vulnerable resident and co-chairs the san francisco human resources and has received attention for her groundbreaking work please join me in welcoming cherlyn cherlyn. >> good afternoon. thank you mayor ed lee and the status of women for this recollection recognize is is truly incredibly humbling to receive an honor i have been working and it is incredibly with regard a bit of a challenge to get the housing going and it is going well we couldn't have done it without you of gale and here team and my board and the staff and i was thinking about this work i started my work in denies as a counselor had i was 22 year-olds i know i knew nothing i was mentored in the work we incredible women i 34er7bd by women that left domestic violence that started the domestic violence movement i was 34er7bd by women that transferred through incredibly difficult journeys to get whereier where they were they carried me through the work it is because

interested in trying to learn how to economically make ethanol from the cellulosic materials -- that is, the stalks, stems, leaves -- the nonedible parts of the plant. narrator: cellulosic material, or biomass, is basically the fibrous, woody, and generally inedible portions of plants. and it is the most plentiful biological material on earth. the challenge for nrel scientists and engineers like andy aden is to design cost-effective conversion plants that can create fuel from many different types of biomass. aden: there are lots of different types of biomass. there are agricultural residues, like corn stover or wheat straw, things that are currently left in the field after the grain has been harvested. there are wood types of feed stocks that are biomass -- wood chips like poplar for example. it's a very fast-growing tree, and you can potentially have plantas of this terial that can produce large amounts of biomass for fuel, all the way even to a prairie grass like switcgrass. the benefits of this material is it's very drought-tolerant and you can get a lot more tonnage of this material off of an a

newsroom is following for you they are recommending that notices be sent to 500 potential jurors in the stalkingomas matusiewicz it was back in february of 2013 when he allegedly shot and killed his former daughter-in-law christ even belford and another woman before taking his own life and now his widow and his daughter and belford's ex-husband, david matusiewicz is charged with stalking, they allegedly started a three year smear campaign. >>> the off duty sheriff is charged with man slautd after shooting an unarmed black man, thomas bates is accused of shooting suspect eric harris after he tried to sell drugs and a gun to an undercover officer, bates thought he pulled out his taser but pulled out his gun killing harris. >> we'll defend this in the court of law he will have an opportunity to speak he will do so. >> batd-s back in court next week. >>> authorities in north carolina are investigating a deadly shooting yesterday at a community college as a possible hate crime police arrested the suspect last night saying walked into the campus print shop and killed his former supervisor, ron lane, h

. >> we are looking at the capability to stalk, the support given to local fisheries, and species diversity in the gulf. >> and the bottom line is fragile ecosystems are fundamental to the general state of health of the world's oceans. mangroves are being ripped up and destroyed along the coastlines. the rate of lose is more than three times that of deforestation on land. as far as oceans were concerned, it doesn't end there. according to a worldwide fund for nature the entire resort is in danger of failing. the ocean change faster than any other point, with intense pressure from pollution and acidification. it is staggering. they can recover and if you don't reach a turning point. we are at risk in the next 20 years or so, that if this continues, actually the ocean will not be able to recover for hundreds of years. >> the message is we are running down ocean assets and pushing marine economies into the red. the authors hope they are speaking a language the world decision makers may understand >>> and you can find out more about the environmental stories on the website. you can get the late

from sandra bullock was the first piece of evidence presented today during a hearing for the man accused of stalking the actress and breaking into her los angeles home. >> i'm in a closet. i have a safe door. last june police say the suspect forced his way into the house through a locked door. her son was not home at the time. from her closet she could be heard breathing heavily throughout the real-life drama. >> in your bedroom? >> she stayed on the phone with the dispatcher for 15 minutes until police finally arrived. when he was arrested officers say he was carrying a notebook with pictures of her and handwritten letters. he said i'm. please don't press charges. he's plead not guilty. bull sandra bullock is not expected to testify but her call speaks volumes. >> allisa milan know is not happy with heathrow airport. they just took my pumped breast milk away. she went onto say they said they would let the pumped milk go through if i had the baby with me. the response unfortunately without a baby present, the government requires all liquids in carryones to follow the 100 milliliter rule. she says sh

the bill. these are stalks of sugar cane. the husks or the stalks around it gets discarded. tuff into paper. looks like just regular office paper. the company spokesperson is us with. how do you make sugar cane into this? >> it's pretty incredible. we burn -- i'm sorry, normally sugar cane would be burned in the fields. the waste would be thrown away. >> are these called husks? >> stalks. we take the residual and turn it into paper. >> and you use bamboo also. >> we use about 60% sugar cane and the rest is bamboo. we marrest it two or three times a year. and we take the top of the bamboo and it keeps growing. >> and you make cardboard materials too. >> yeah, it's called the thumb tray. you can carry this around. this is a great event to use it. there'll be a lot of great food. >> and your guys are making sugar cane juice for people. >> we have a hand crank juice machine and we're going to be serving small servings of the juice in these little cups made of sugar cane. and it's also called the gap. and so we want everyone to come out and have a taste. >> all right. thanks very

jobs and they say he was tickled with the headline and it was beginning to dawn on him he had something here. and he was set up for a series of stalks. the next day, he sflu out to salt lake city. and then, after that, he was going to go to reno nevada and another. then in his next series of talks, he went to 201. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. and several weeks, only several weeks later in march the great cartoonist for the washington post did a cartoon. n the last two years of true man's time 6,000 people left government. i mean there were all kinds of questionnaires and security checks on people in government to an nth degree. and we lost experts in the state department because of this crusade. of course, 1952, there was a republican victory. >> the average american out of our dwovt is a concern: >> that's where he started the bullying tactics. calling everybody under the sun to come in. >> the part other he went, he took on general george marshal. he just went after marshal and they thought surely eisenhower would come out and just take him on chlts but he didn't.

the door. >> he stalked the bird for about 15 minutes that we saw and then he knew when to grab him because onsidewalk he was mating hen he came behind him and snatched him up. >> that's terrible. police are investigating the incident. back to you. i don't know of that many neighborhoods with peacocks roaming around. >> it was definitely a competitor who did that. that does it for me on this thursday edition of "way too early." mika is here with a preview of "morning joe." >> we're going to live to south carolina with the latest on the shooting that sent shock waves across the nation. the hero who recorded these stunning images that led to an officer being charged with murder will join us onset. why he says he had second thoughts about turning over the video. we'll also talk to the attorney representing the victim's family about their next course of action. also south carolina congressman, and former attorney general and the national urban league's mark mor yal. and guilty on all counts but will the boston bomber get life in prison or death. boston globe columnist describes the mood of the cit

mike viqueira tells us the situation could affect the iranian nuke liar stalks. >> the -- nuclear talks. >> the scope is filled with kay as soon as. overwhelmed hospitals, short its of food and fuel. >> battles in the street as houthi fighters take control of. of the country. four weeks after lumping air strikes, objectives have been achieved. and it is calling a halt. the operation about continue until midnight. then the operation of returning home will begin with the government which has to rebuild yemen in a safe and secure manner. >> there is little indication that the houthis have retreated. the saudi arabia-led coalition has been criticized because of casualties caused by the strikes. 944 were killed and 3,000 injured since the campaign began. houthis are approachies for iran they accuse iran of supplying the rebels with aid. iran denies sending weapons, on tuesday iran's president called for an immediate ceasefire. >> we hope that everyone comes to their senses and that iran's proposal is realised. it is for an immediate ceasefire addressing the situation of the injured and findi

from sandra bullock was the first piece of evidence presented today during a hearing for the man accused of stalking the actress and breaking into her los angeles home. >> i'm in my closet. i have a safe door in my bedroom and i've locked it and i'm lockeded in the closet. >> reporter: last june police say the sp suspect forced his way through a locked glass door. bullock's son was not home at the time. the academy award winning actress could be heard breathing heavily throughout the real-life drama. >> i hear someone banging on the door. >> in your bedroom? >> reporter: she stayed on the phone with the dispatcher for 15 minutes until police finally arrived. >> someone's knocking. is that them? >> reporter: when corbett was arrested officers say he was carrying a notebook with pictures of bullock and handwritten letters. according to authorities he said sandy, i'm sorry, please don't press charges. corbett has pleaded not guilty. as for bullock, she's not expected to testify during this pretrial hearing but her 911 call speaks volumes. joe friar, nbc news los angeles. >>> alisa milano is not happy w

from sandra bullock was the first piece of evidence presented today during a hearing for the man accused of stalkinghe actress and breakinher los angeles home. >> i'm in my closet. i have a safe door in my bedroom, and i've locked it. and i'm locked in the closet right now. >> reporter: last june the suspect, joshua corbett, forced his way in through a locked glass door. bullock's son was not home at the time. from her closet the academy award-winning actress could be heard breathing heavily throughout the real-life drama. >> i hear them, i hear someone banging on the door. >> in your bedroom? >> reporter: she stayed on the phone with the dispatcher for 15 minutes until police finally arrived. >> someone is knocking on my door. >> reporter: when corbett was arrested officers say he was carrying a notebook with pictures of bullock and handwritten letters. according to officers, he said sandy, i'm sorry, please don't press charges. corbett pleaded not guilty. as for bullock, she is not expected to testify during this pretrial hearing, but the 911 call speaks volumes. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles.

the stalk about their closer who shows us with his comments it's all about him and not the team.one of all-time best sports writers this town has ever had. that's coming up in sports. >>> welcome back. authorities say they've nabbed a man in puerto rico accused of of impersonateing a navy seal. carlos gonzales arrested last year but then jumped his bail. he was picked up this week after jumping bond and taking off for pure tore coach seal impersonator facing theft charges after being caught in a sting operation. the men who captured him not showing sim beth for his situation. >> he couldn't even shine the seal's boots as far as i'm concerned. they wanted fong we would extradite and they wanted to know that win 10 minutes. and they got their answer back in eight. >> puerto rico is a territory of the us. gonzales theft charge was only a miss did he mean that is until he jumped bond and then it became a felony. >>> a family in san diego california says that they are victims of a hate crime. police are investigating the incident tonight. israel dehan says his power was caught off 11:

from sandra bullock was the first piece of evidence presented today during a hearing for the man accused of stalkinghe actress and making into her home. >> i'm in my closet. i have a safe door . >> corbett, force way in locked glass door. bullock's ac actress could be heard breathing he through that drama. >> i hear them, i hear someone banging on the door. >> in your bedroom? >> reporter: she st wi until police arrived. when corbett was arrested, officers say he was carrying a notebook with pictures of bullock and handwritten authorities, he said sandy, i'm sorry, please don't press ch corbett pleaded not guilty. as for bullock, she is pretrial hearing, but the 911 call speaks volumes. joe frier, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we explosion that leveled a neighb those who are now ordered to pay dearly for it. y for it. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... have 8 layers of nutritious wheat... and one of delicious sweet. to satisfy the adult.... and kid - in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") plays throughout ♪ ♪ ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the kid you'll neve

place where you could legally use heroin, and the overdose rate had fallen dramatically, and bud said right, we're going to make it happen. and they started to stalk a man who was the mayor of vancouver. picture mitt romney, phillip was a rich right-wing businessman who had no idea about anyone who had had any pain in their life, right? [laughter] and they started to follow him everywhere he went. he actually said the addicts should all be taken to the local military base and be detaked there -- detained there. they started to follow him, and they carried a coffin, and it had written on who will die next before you open a safe injecting room? and this goes on for two years and they're starting to get disillusioned because people are still dying in huge numbers. and one day phillip owen just says, who the hell are these people? and to his eternal credit he goes incognito to the down up to east side, and he just spends a lot of time with addicts. and his mind is blown. he had no idea. and phillip owen goes to meet milton friedman who'd grown up under alcohol prohibition and learns from milton friedman and phillip owen comes back to vancouver, and he

and then three days later, the brothers stalking and killing officer sean collier. a carjacking victim, dun meng, told a transfixed court how a calculated dash saved his life. it's the most terrifying moment, he said, "the most difficult decision in my life." but that decision directly led to the police being able to track the brothers to watertown. ( gunshots ) the older tsarnaev was killed in the ensuing shoot-out. the younger brother managed to escape. badly injured he hid in a boat where he wrote a confession blaming their actions on the wars in iraq and afghanistan saying, "the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians." in all, prosecutors put 92 witnesses on the stand and submitted hundreds of pieces of evidence from bomb parts to jihadist bomb making literature found on tsarnaev's computer. by contrast, the defense, which on day one admitted their client did it, presented only four witnesses and scant evidence saving their efforts in order to save dzhokhar tsarnaev's life during the penalty phase. scott, judge o'toole is giving the jurors a few well-d

you are also looking at the capital cost -- building the barn, the facilities, providing the corn stalksn requires the pig to sleep on, and they also have certain specifications for the depth of the betting that the pigs at the room allowed for each paid. really, when you look at the differences in cost and production, it comes down to what nyman's ceo was talking about -- the pigs, when they grow this way grow more slowly so you are just not getting as many pigs in the same amount of time. when you look at an operation like brenneman, which is obviously a much larger individual -- operation and whose individual pigs are more productive, the economics, from their perspective, that they have to just produce more pigs. mark: how much of the farmers paid? julie: if you look at a conventional operation the commodity market is about $75 a hog at this point. it reached ap governor but about $100 a hog over the winter. niman pays a premium, but it will not disclose exactly what that premium is. mark: what is the latest on the status of two polar's pork supply? julie: chipotle has said they do n

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the 44-year-old pled not guilty to charges of voyeurism and stalking. he recordings were discovered when he was charged with soliciting sex with a minor. >>> a man accuse of of killing a corrections officer, the jury is deliberating. is if he is found guilty he faces life in prison. >>> we now know a northern virginia mother was found stabbed to death inside a house. dr. bonnie black was found dead in the aurora highlands section in arlington. on friday neighbors spotted her five and three-year-old upset and wandering outside in their pajamas. >>> this morning, montgomery county is down one bus after a fire broke out on a ride on bus in takoma park. flames shot out of the back of the bus around flower avenue last night. it was tweeted it was a fuel fire. neighbors say it was a scary scene. >> you couldn't see anything because initially you couldn't see the sky. everything was gray. you know it's black smoke. i immediately wondered whether or not there were other people on the bus. >> all of the passengers were safely evacuated. >>> in the day ahead, mont

among the 26 counts stalking burglary, weapons charges. shows us how bullock's panic 911 call is a key piece of evidence. >> i hear someone banging on the door. >> reporter: in a frantic 911 call actress sandra bullock is heard begging for help as she hides in an upstairs closet. >> i can't hear anything. i'm locked in my closet. >> prosecutors say bullock was startled by a loud bang inside her bel air home last june. according to prosecutors, the man she saw in her hallway was joshua corbett. >> i only saw dark sweatshirt and dark pants going up the stairs. >> reporter: corbett showed no emotion as bullock's terrified 15-minute call for help was played for the judge. two officers who responded to the scene testified that when they entered the bel air home on june 8th 2014 they saw corbett walking down a staircase. >> he said i'm sorry, i love you, sandy rsh detective tina carlo city read a handwritten letter that corbett was carrying that morning in which he professes his love for bullock and said he wanted to have sex with her. he also me

the wild lynx stalked medieval britain in abundance, now one of a few places to see them in the u.k. is behind bars. the asian lynx is the third-largest predator after the brown bear. they feed on rabbit and deer. animals conservationists say are overrunning the forest destroying delicate ecosystems. let's hope the lynx provides a solution. >> reporter: we want to see how the animals use the area and the diversity the animals can bring. we killed every last one. we have a moral obligation to bring them back. >> reporter: it's believed the last time the creatures roamed the woodland was around the year 600 ad. that's before modern britain existed. ask. during that time the country changed immensely, with the agrees in agriculture and farming. there are some concerns that the reintroduction of amazing predators upset the balance. >> this is the forest in norfolk. 190 square kilometres of woodland, one of three sites. it borders a major pig-rearing business. the line is 30 september meters off the ground. farmers fear the livestock would be an easy lunch for the wildcat. each one is wor

the bobcat dr. sharp he was stalking the fish is a snap with an hour from 50 ft.r pumps and trotted off once they saw him the photographer he dropped a sharp and ran the photographer took off too. >>mark: will recall several developing stories and coming up at the top of the our the security concerns and san jose airport another bay area addressing the are problems with from the security which they would they're trying to do today residents of oakland recent violence and whenever will stay with the have to say san francisco police and the fans searching for serial bank robber in the city will have a lot report with more on the pleas are looking for.--with the police are looking for. >> reporter: thousands of gallons of what some light dumped into at least a creek. texas local and how happened and what they're doing the cleanup coming up a live report. ' 1>> mark: video of a south carolina police officer shooting and killing a man who was running away is speaking out. what he says happened before he started recording. >> darya: is for witnes >> george: to good morn

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could move forward on a trade deal and the influence of china and the greater pacific region in the stalks an hour -- and the greater pacific region in these talks. this is just over an hour. >> good morning, everyone. if you will take your seats, we are about to get started. do you hear me? is that all right? do we need a little bit more volume? are we all right? all right,. good morning. i am fred camp, president and ceo of the atlantic council in your all joining us for what i hope will be a historic moment. secretary of state john kerry will be joining us at 10:00 a.m. to provide keynote remarks for the launch of our new trade and national security initiative. we are also building a business coalition for trade and security to help highlight the geopolitical implications of the obama administration's ambitious global trade initiative. to draw attention not only to the benefits of action, but the cost of inaction and failure. anyone who wants more information, please contact me and my office. the secretary will discuss making stronger partners of our allies and strengthening their econo

. >>> the man charged with stalking actress sandra bullock stands trial. >> hearing for the first time her terrifying 911 call. >> locked in my closet with the door shut. >> president obama in panama city to attend the summit. >> children heard screaming as their school bus goes out of control in tulsa, oklahoma. >> all that -- >> a ball hit hard. >> and caught! mercy! you've got to be bleeping me. >> you quiet down. if you don't stop -- >> i'm done. >> i'm done. >> right now -- >> -- and all that matters. >> tiger first round of his masters tiger is having issues. >> jordan spieth youngest lead leader in masters history there it it is. 64. >> on cbs "this morning." >> headlining the felt val this weekend. i wonder what they're open with? probe probe a lengthy explanation of who they are. >>> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> wack to -- welcome to cbs news. you wake up, skies clear in notice areas parts of illinois faces a massive cleanup after thursday's deadly tornado killing one person and hurt at least 11 others. the t

an american citizen that i will sing my song and do what i want and that's the point in which the stalking killing of really holiday began. harry anslinger hated employing african-americans. it was kind of hard to send a white guy to harlem. would be kind of conspicuous. dewey fletcher's job was to follow billie holliday for two years a much everything she did. and he fell in love with billie holliday because she was so amazing. he was ashamed of what he did next. he busts her. she is on trial. she said the trial was called the united states versus billie holliday not to tell. she is sent to prison and button button -- billie holliday gift south she needed a license a cabaret performers license to perform anywhere that alcohol was certain i would give it to her. her friend said to me what is the cruelest thing you can do to a person? to take away the thing they love love. that's what we did a addicts all over the world today. a female chain gang in arizona had to wear a t-shirt wearing a t-shirt and digging graves. billie holliday and all that suffering relapses. when she's in her early 40

. >>> and now the cyber stalking trial of a relative of a man that killed two people at a delaware courthouse, it was included with a proposed jury questionnaire of the son and daughter. he killed his daughter in law christine belford back in 2013, and then turned the gun on himself and prosecutors allege that matusiewicz and his family harassed her for years. >>> now, the school paid $95,000 for the technology from a general fund which does include tuition dollars, all officers have been trained on how to use the cameras, meant to record arrests and improve transparency recent legislation in new jersey gave people leeway to use it in place of dash-cams on their vehicles. >> officials at the shore are trying to figure out how a 35 foot sailboat ran aground overnight. it was along ocean beach the captain is still with the boat and they are waiting for high tide to pull it back out to sea and that is expected at 5:30 when you see breaking news or severe weather, we want to you join the action email your photos or videos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use #6abcaction for social media. >>> meteorol

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he says he saw the cat stalking a fish in shallow water. then pounced. and trotted off. he dropped the shark and ran. when a person saying that's my boy trending the bobcat had a fish he'd serve survivors he's not a friend of a shark. by the way bobcat's occasionally eat fish but this is the first time this sought at fishing and saw water. >> darya: california water agencies isthis is the fourth year of having a major impact on water supply agriculture habitat, fish and wildlife, and water conservation. today, officials are meeting in sacramento to talk about the impact the drought will have across the state this year, as well as how to respond to the emergency. brown mandated a 25- percent cut in urban water use. and a horse was to be dealing with the 645 as we talk about no more in the forecast warmup in storehappening today. the sunrise this morning lows high clouds giving us those beautiful colors and the sky >> james: 11 and upper '30's like santa rosa 39 livermore's still holding on for a shopping down to about 39 before the board on 44 concord 45 san jose a purport

. >> the president's plan is stalk in legal limbo pending a texas court challenge. in the meantime attorneys and advocates say unscrupulous lawyers and scammers are taking advantage of people like marta. the victims are too afraid that they've been swindleed. >> they're not coming forward. they're undocumented. >> attorneys say the other problem is that there is no federal criminal statute penalizing immigration fraud. >> even though the immigration system is a federal system there really is very limited role that the government can play in enforcement. >> despite being an arm of homeland security, the uscif can only direct people to authorities. gutierrez was appointed to an office created to deal only with immigrant affairs in queens new york. cracking down on scammers is a priority. >> they basically work in getting $2,000--$5,000. they try to get a little bit of money. then when the law enforcement find out about them, they shut down their shop and move on to another area. >> frustrated bazon has taken her frustration about scams to churches like this one. this i

shipping aways to north korea or that recently had a cargo that was being shipped to it that the columbians stalkedh arms that will probably go to farc or holes the separatist in the basque area of spine. >> senator --. >> if you have the terrorists that is not a country you take off the list. >> this is still pass guided and if cuba is doing nothing to relax political repress why is the president doing it? >> i think the president has a misguided calculation that if you open your happened to dictators they will unquench their fists and raul castro may is said some nice things about president obama last month we had 600 arrests of innocent people inside cuba that were detained and not allowed to leave the country to go to the panama summit and last year we had 1600 detens and there are still many long political prisoners languishing in castro's jail and when you say and provide those facts as well as their violations of armed shipments and having the ten top terrorists of the f.b.i. list in their country people change their attitude about what this policy is all about. >> well -- we will turn to ir

the cops. >> it's hard not to be curious about his transition, but does photo stalking cross the line?>> somebody from thousands of yards away is taking a picture. >> and just before bruce's interview we're with kim and kanye in new york. >> oh, please check out the red carpet incident that upstaged them. >>> plus our night out with the "magic mike" men. >> last time i saw you you were dancing on a pole. >> we're going to get to the bottom of that as we look at new stars without makeup posing for "people" magazine. >> zero makeup. >he>> t'n were on royal baby watch. is it going to be a boy or a girl? >> a lot of people we could have a princess diana in honor of william's mother. >>> and dick van dyke at nearly 90 on set with his wife who's nearly half his age. >> i met her and said, i want one oosf the. >>> now "e.t." age is just a number, right? >> we have the story behind the new bruce jenner photos, the police chasing the paparazzi, bruce in a sun dress. it's part of the madness as we count down to his sit-down with diane sawyer on friday. >> last night bruce's stepdaughter kim kard

the phone call you have to hear sandra bullock's stalk inner court. we will have the star lit's call to police as she came face-to-face with the intruder. sue, good morning. >> good morning. we were watching thunderstorms, moving through the the area earlier but don't breathe easily yesterday because there are more a way. >>> and a on fox 29, and and, and, also watch it on fox philly.com and here's the thing, you can follow all of the debate news by using hash tag fox 29de ms debate. iain page will hoed with lucy noland maryland rate or. >>> best friend, christine says national sibling day me and my incredible sister lauren. this is from miss thompson we are close sisters and friend as well. of course, that is great. you you know, we should be friend. >> yeah. >> are you friend with your siblings. >> yes, we will show a picture of my brother later but my mom always used to say kiss your brother. we're little kid. it work. the we are best friend today which is awesome. >> do you talk awesome. >> we try to catch up. he is in berkley, california. he has a

on that phone call. >> an emotional 911 call was the first piece of evidence played for the man accused of stalking breaking into her home. >> i'm locked in my closet. >> last june the suspect forced his way into the house through a locked glass door. her son was hot home at the time. from her closet she was heard breathing heavily throughout the real-life drama. she stayed on the phone with the dispatcher for 15 minutes until police finally arrived. when corbett was arrested officers say he was carrying a note book with pictures and handwritten letters. he has pled not guilty. he said sandy, i'm sorry, please don't press charges. her 911 phone call speaks volumes. >> can you stand that? >> that is some very scary moments. 15 minutes i would be terrified. >> talk about not acting. that was pure terror. i'm glad she's okay. >> much more for you on the expecting announcement by hillary clinton of the a presidential run this weekend. and we want to hear your thought on whether she has a chance in 20 -- a better chance rather than in 2008. >>> and confirming just moments ago, another death in fairdale.

. >> elusive and solitary the wildcat once stalked great britain in abundance. ow the only place to see them is behind bars. they feed on rabbit and deer. animal conservationists say that it is overrunning forests and damaging ecosystems, and they hope the lynx balance the system. >> we want to see the benefits these animals can bring. >> we killed every single last one. we have a moral obligation to bring these animals back. >> it's believed that the last time that these amazing creatures romeed britain's woodland was roughly around the year 600 a.d. long before modern britain even existed. of course, during that time the country has changed immensely with the increase in agriculture and farming. but there are, of course, some concerns that the reintroduction of these amazing predators could well upset the balance. >> this is norfolk one of three planned release sites. the forest borders a major pig-rearing region. >> the fence line is 30 centimeters off the ground. >> farmers fear their livestock would be easy lunch for hungry wild. >> the each one of these pig

when davis was captured he knew his south was reeling, defeat destruction, death stalked the land that he loved and that he had striven to serve as well as he could. now there is no evidence that davis was cherished like robert e. lee. i make no such claim, yet, it's just at the same time just as obvious that most southerners considered him a man who had been devoted to his kaurks andcause and a man who had given all to his cause, even defeat. even defeat did not lead to his denigration denigration. confederate defeat was not blamed on him. it would be later by those two famous men johnston and beauregard. but in 1865 southerners did not blame jefferson davis for their defeat. but his imprisonment initiated a change in the way the white south viewed him. southerners did not believe that they deserved any kind of punishment. they believe that they had acted in secession in a legal and constitutional manner, that they had not forced any war on anybody. that military conflict had been forced upon them. and the jefferson davis, the only difference between them and jefferson davis was that

when davis was captured he knew his south was reeling, defeat destruction, death stalked the land that he loved and that he had striven to serve as well as he could. now there is no evidence that davis was cherished like robert e. lee. i make no such claim, yet, it's just at the same time just as obvious that most southerners considered him a man who had been devoted to his kaurks andcause and a man who had given all to his cause, even defeat. even defeat did not lead to his denigration denigration. confederate defeat was not blamed on him. it would be later by those two famous men johnston and beauregard. but in 1865 southerners did not blame jefferson davis for their defeat. but his imprisonment initiated a change in the way the white south viewed him. southerners did not believe that they deserved any kind of punishment. they believe that they had acted in secession in a legal and constitutional manner, that they had not forced any war on anybody. that military conflict had been forced upon them. and the jefferson davis, the only difference between them and jefferson davis was that

the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. t on. >> we like >> good morning, welcome to the meeting of the board of supervisors i am john, avalos and joined by tang and cohen and our clerk is lisa and do you have any announcements for us? >> be sure to silence devices, items today will be on the april 7th board agenda, unless others stated. >> the first part of the agenda includes the members of the board of supervisors who are applying for the outside committee and regional bodies and there will be an opening perhaps, that has to leave at noon, and we will open that up and continue it to the end of the agenda, when we will do the other interviewwise the monitor committee applicant and let's go to the first item. >> item number one is a motion >> purpose mar has been there and he does not need to be here to present and so we can open it up for any comment, and any member of the public that would like to comment on the application to lafco, and seeing none, we will close the public comment and could we have a motion to move forw