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just and timber lake accepted the offer.e reportedly took lots of pictures with the attendees and he called it one of the most moving evening he had ever had. how do you beat that? the only possible step from there is to get adam. >> [laughter] >> the hard standard to beat. >> who? [laughter] actually make a cute couple. do you see the two of them? >> how about the weather? >> warm and humid for this time of year. >> i said, bring it. >> muddier than normal in terms of the overall feel in the atmosphere. what a great time lapse. sunshine not just there but pretty much everywhere. notice how the leaves have fallen off of the tree. temperatures mild. martinsburg, 66. hagerstown 61. it is breezy out there. overall wet weather conditions but cloud cover and showers to the northwest, staying out of our region. later on tonight and into tomorrow morning we cannot allow a stray showers. northern mexican weather will push our way and be one of the contributing factors. partly cloudy tonight to mostly cloudy with a chance of isolated

yeah. >> justin timber lake a man of his word he attended the marine corps ball in virginia she askedto be her date over the summer in a video posted on youtube he posted it on his website i felt proud to be there i felt like i was getting a chance to be among my heros it is funny too because a lot of them are so much younger than me. way to go jt. >> i think that is great. good for him for showing up and following threw on it. >>> time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. it is ann with the honor today, happen hates getting up for -- ann hates getting up for work every morning but watching fox 5 is her motivation. >> we don't like getting up either. >> but we share that motivation with you. post a comment under ann's photo we will pick one of you to be tomorrow's fan of the day. tony is back after the break. he will take you up until 10:00 a.m. >> spiritual, self-help guru, deepak chopra says you can find peace through modern technology. meditating with xbox or wii? >> that is out there. >> he will join us live coming up, 8:55 a.m., 57 degrees ♪ [ male announcer ] from

and i had a timber manager came up to me who harvests timber and she said, i want to show you something. if i do a timber sale here that's regulated by one of the counties, this is what i have to fill out. that's the county contract. and then she said, you know, if the state of wisconsin manages that, the contract is twice as long and i have to manage that contract. however, if the federal government manages the timber sale, this is the contract that we have to fill out for the federal government, pages and pages and pages of bureaucratic red tape, just to allow them to harvest timber that's opened by the taxpayer. and so, i thought after hearing a lot of these things and after having run my business that maybe what this country needs more than anything and i support congressman davis' rains act and it is exactly the right thing to do but i want to stake it a step further and you and i put together the regulatory moratorium and job preservations act. and this bill does one thing, it says the government can't promulgate any new rules until unemployment goes below 7.8%. you and i know ful

. >> the wood that is used is mostly low grade timber that has very little market value. it comes into the depot as round timber. they stack it, leaving it for 12 months to dry. then, it's chipped and ready to be used for the boilers. >> wood is not an entirely consistent product. different species have different characteristics, different drying properties, and different moisture contents. so i ensure that the wood chip that we deliver to our customers is of sufficient and highest quality. >> that involves testing the wood chip samples at all different stages. they bring some samples back to the laboratory and test them for their moisture content. they also take samples of every load that is delivered. by doing this testing procedure, moisture content is carefully monitored. >> we've got 10 processing depots all around the west midlands and now in the northwest of england as well. and they're geographically spread so that the distance between the depot and the customer is as short as possible. we've got 3 ways of delivering wood chips--blowing them along a flexible hose

he dug wells, cut timber and all of a sudden there has inside work 30 and it saves them. naca, many of them, sons and daughters and grandsons and granddaughters cs salvation. in that, should they get paid? >> next to nothing. it varied over the years from nicholson times an hour, pocket change to a few dollars a week even after roosevelt demanded a decent wage for them, the male owner there refute to pay them decide the federal government successfully invoke the union. so mill owners kind of paid what they knew they had to pay, with considering these poor nonpeople and where they came from was not very much. now it's 50 feet into the 60s and 60s and 70s it became a decent paying job. the machines will never save cuts favor. and by the 70s and 80s, if you work for a cut milia make as much money as any blue-collar worker except amy a coal miners and steel workers. m.i.t. said people were losing fingers, hands and in the beginning getting paid next to nothing. why were they so loyal to working in a mill? >> they were so loyal because there was nothing else. there is nothing

they cut timber. and all of a sudden there is inside work, steady, and it saved them and many of them, the sons and daughters and grandson's and granddaughters see it as salvation. >> host: how much did they get paid? >> guest: next to nothing. it varied over the years from nichols and times an hour, pocket change to a few dollars a week. even after roosevelt demanded decent wage for them the mill owner just refused to pay it. and b5 the federal government successfully and broke the union. mill owners kind of paid what they knew they had to pay. considering these poor mountain people and where they came from was not very much. as the 50s faded into the 60s and 60s into the 70s it became a decent paying job. the machines were never safe but got safer. by the 70s and 80s if you work for a cotton mill you were making as good money as any blue-collar worker except maybe some coal miners, steelworkers. >> host: people were losing their fingers and hands and getting paid next to nothing. why were they still

i was just told by a timber company in hayward, wisconsin, finished a study for a timber study in haywardit cost nearly $8 million and took six years, and the timber sale was for $4 million, all at the cost of the taxpayer and that the cost of wisconsin jobs. what our bill is intended to do is begin to clear up the red tape, reform the regulatory process, and makes certain key part of the dialogue with america's large and small businesses. thank you very much. >> first of all, i want to thank all my colleagues for the hard work they have done in putting this together. this is exactly what the american people have been telling all of us that they need. we all know as we said before that the government does not create any jobs. the tax provisions with lowering corporate raids and closing loopholes makes the u.s. more competitive and helps keep jobs here, which is one of our goals, so they are not moving offshore. the importance -- those in my district are saying we could do something or expand, but we are not going to because we don't regulations are coming down the pike. we don't know what

archaeologists uncovered deep post holes that held heavy timber columns. kel sew believes the columns would have been two stories high. >> the support, the super structure of a large building which would have a cathedral sealing. >> way off the charts. >> other evidence includes several graves in what kel sew says would have been the church's it is possible the reverend robert hunt is buried here uncovered the first settlers in 1607 claiming the new world for jesus christ a spokes person for historic jamestown tells cbn news, an expert is planning to exam the burials next spring. the earliest known diagram of jamestown, this map presented to the king of spain in 1608. you can see a cross, which scholars believe marks the church. the central location and size showed the importance of christianity to the settlers and their long trip was not just about riches. >> look, you can find gold, silver, do all these things we want to make money with. if you forget about religion, this is all going to be for not. >> 1608 church important to the colonists for many reas

are spawning of tickets.ber say it is an effort to money.n the cameras are set up in areas large timbere heading in or out the city. >> the bulk of the tickets are maryland or outside of the jurisdictions. n it has become a obsession. more than half a million tickets and brought in than $43 million. theythey're calling it -- themselves stuck in a tar like mess. a leaky valve on a tanker sealants over 40 out of pittsburgh. 150 cars were disabled. others were damaged. what was heading from ohio to jersey when herds became stuck. >> look at my wheels. it is thanksgiving. to go home. unacceptable. have shut the down.y >> really bad timing. many vehicles had to be towed. driver of the leaking tanker facing charges. yesterday morning traffic was moving normally. >>> last-minute preparations are the macy'sr thanksgiving parade. started inflating giant balloons yesterday. they could be grounded because of concerns about high winds. will make ay they decision one hour before parade gets under way. >>> we do have disappointing fans of soap operas of children" and opel ."one life to live they will

think we have to remember that it's not just a game because and what they called the timber wars appear people have been seriously injured and killed and friends of mine have been chased through the woods and been chased off of steep hills and one of them had to be airlifted out of a remote area because he was chased off a hill and dislocated his pelvis. are you going. to go on my having to leave. early to learn all the time and why i never understand. i. was shortly after i was involved. the police in humboldt county started pepper spraying helpless people who were locked to each other and then dipping q-tips into it indebting people's eyes with it didn't really. want to know that i have you know. this was just for trespassing and refusing to leave nothing more. and tory its environmental activist admits his part in torching trucks and two eco terrorist attacks his sentence six and a half years in prison sitting for a live in days on a ledge acquittance federal building in two thousand and five. back i'm no trade hero who was born michael score pity talked a lot about saving forests bu

it is a great tablet for timber dollars. if you just want something to get into the tablet world, it is not a bad choice. >>vicki: we have a late breaking story, a fire broke out at about 5:45 p.m. in cupertino, eight units have been destroyed. there are no injuries or deaths. 60-80 residents have been displaced. da lin is heading out to the scene. in the meantime, dry skies. >>brian: there is no rain in the forecast. we are moving into december and the storms are staying away. we will see fog tomorrow morning that could slow you down. temperatures of the afternoon will be getting into the '60s. close to 70 for mountain view. dry weather will stick around through the week. we got charged for refills. really? [ male announcer ] kate uses her citibank debit card because kate knows there are some things you shouldn't be charged for. refill? i'm ok. [ male announcer ] so does that guy.

report a fiscal year 2010, which consists of activity happening in the month of july, august, as of timber. what you have before you are two tables that represents assets, liabilities, revenues and expenditures for the first three months for authority. you also have budgeted expenditures versus actual expenditures. total assets for the first three months total to $194 million. there were 131 million of that in the cash deposits and investments. total liabilities total to 219 million. within that you have 150 million of commercial paper outstanding. in terms of revenues come of it collected 17.5 million for the first quarter. in terms of expenditures, we incurred $7.5 million. of the $131 million cash balance, we have 93% of the money sitting with the city and county treasury pull. also, all the investments in the portfolio for a three are in compliance with the government code and within the authorities investment policy, and there is enough funds sitting in the accounts that can pay for expenditures for the next six months. with that, this is your first quarterly report. this is for fisca

but if you're cut from the same timber, maybe it's the beer for you. coors. the banquet beer.rumors of a rift between mmami police and florida's highway patrol are causing a - trooper pplled over a speeding miami ccp last month. month. since then, there have been rrports of tension between the two agencies. in one case, a state trooper's car was smeared with uman feces. then comes an incident this week, when a miami city troooerrfor speeding. "one of our guys was driving to work, the trooper passed basically stop and tell the trooper,,'hey, you're goiig to fast,' which was a dumb headed e move apparently n florida, cop and cop crimes are becoming a huge problem. 3 penn state's childdsex scaadal reaches all the way to hollywood. actor ashton kutcher deletee a controversial tweet wednesday. he went out in support of fired ccach joe paterno, and protested the board's decision. he saiddthe school acted in quote, poor taste. kktcher took the tweet back in the face of an uproar. he claims he didn't know about the sex abuse scandal that was happening. what the heck did kutcher hink p

well, as you can see they had their date saturday night timber lake posted this photo on his websiteaid it was one of the most moving evenings he has ever had apparently it was paparazzi free only a few pictures, that were snapped and posted, online, so, i love seeing that. >> yeah, pretty cool. >> you know because i have never been to a marine corps ball before i did not know they wear their uniforms she does not have a formal dress on. >> yeah. >> interesting. >> yeah. >> we are learning. >>> very nice. >> big news for x factor and rhianna fans the singer accepted a guest spot on the show, she will perform her number one hit we found love, on the results show this thursday. see all the reaction on fox 5 starting at 8:00 p.m. and wednesday night the day before contestants will sing for their chance at $5 million. >>> over to ryan for a look at what is next on news edge at 6. >> former boyfriend of one of herman cain's accusers says the gop presidential hopeful is lying, what the man is saying about cain's relationship with sharon bialik. >> president's health care reform goes to the

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. >> you can see these are cedar shake condominiums and they are timber. the whole row could have been threatened. >> a fire investigation team will spend the whole day here trying to pinpoint the cause. but the fire investigators say that the fire does not seem suspicious. >>> starting a week from today, cubans will be able to buy and sell real estate. that announcement came into today's edition of the country's communist party daily paper. it's the latest of president raul castro's economic reform. cubans will be limited to owning one home in cities and another in rural areas. exiles wishing to get in on the land grab is out of luck. it is limited to cuban citizens and island residents only. >>> sitting around could increase your risk of cancer. scientists found that a lack of physical activity and long periods of sitting may be responsible for more than 90 new cases of colon and breast cancer in the u.s. per year. the study found that regular physical activity can cut a person's risk of developing cancer by 30% >>> we have new details about the progress

once a timber 4, 2010, she received an award and was recognized as a cultural preservationist. she is one of the five co- founders which began in 1998. since then, she has taught the members of the healing way is of dancing. she is facilitating yet another pow wow dance class in san diego. she has guided inner-city, urban native youth to develop life, leadership, and interpersonal skills. she continues to work with the community in a good way. congratulations. [applause] at this time, i would like to introduce nelson from the department of public health. [applause] >> good evening. mayor newsom, the native american health center, the native american aids project, and all the friends and family that are here this evening. on behalf of the great nations on whose land we stand upon today, i want to welcome you and thank you for being here this evening on behalf of my sister aurora. please allow me to speak on behalf of my sister. my name is nelson jim. i come with you -- to you with great feelings of the navajo. it is really an honor for me to be here, specifically, very pleased t

corporal kelsey desan tis invited justin timber lake, too. >> and he went. [ male announcer ] are you more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. this holiday deal is only for a limited time. so don't wait. get fios at this great price. act now and we'll add a special bonus -- $300 back. hurry, go to verizon.com/greatdeal. fios. a network ahead. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. . >> all right. twilight saga breaking down brought in $$139.5 million. breaking down made $72 million on friday along. that is barely half what the first film made when it came out in 2006, but it was competing against the twilight saga. >> but you know what else is not going to be awesome tomorrow? we are looking at the forecast and definitely have rain in the forecast especially in the morning as we go throughout the days the showers will be fawn. we'll see temperatures around 53. >> but it will be okay? >> it will be

the west african nation is rich in oil, diamonds, timber, and much more. that's been both a blessing and a challenge for the fledgling democracy. special correspondent kira kay reports. >> reporter: flying above liberia, it is easy to imagine the potential this lush and tropical land holds for resources development. i'm traveling with an executive with the world's largest steel company. he's taking me to a port which the company has rebuilt to accommodate its shipping of iron ore just getting underway. how long did it take you to get to this point? >> well, this was a long drawnout process. we actually came into liberia in 2005. we started work on actually rehabilitating the rail and the port in 2007, the mining itself is fairly simple. it's on the side of a mountain. you dig it out of the ground and then it's railed. the rail journey takes about 6-8 hours. >> reporter: liberia was a major iron ore exporter back in the 1970s but the industry collapsed during a success of coups and civil wars. >> the infrastructure was completely destroyed. the skilled labo

>>reporter: timber lake made good on his promise to go and attended the marine corps ball this weekend all accounts, he was the belle of the ball. >>reporter: in warbles was number one at the box office. it 3d action will be details the story of a greek hero. it reads in 32 billion domestically. right on its heels, adam sandler said jack and jill. the, the last its way to $26 million. puss in boots hung on to third. >>vicki: a new your reader is of the market. we will test out the new nec. >>gabe: everyone is getting into the tabloid game. there is now a net tablet. it is in your reader with all of the book features and it is fully operational. it runs the google will android system. the concerts the web. it comes build it with netflix, rhapsody and a green birds. it sells for only $250. that is half the price of a ipad and other tabloids. barnes and noble also lowered the price of the colored your reader to $200. they lower the price of their entry-level buck to $100. that means that now, you could get a high and the reader from amazon or barnes and noble for under $100. the tablet ca

mystic timber you miss incident. where did. eight hundred twenty seven. jungle and. it's a little surreal. if you go to sure this is really the case if you're still really breathing for those the ones who call the. station sixty five is in the south los angeles area of our city and they actually have two paramedic rescues down there one of our busiest engine companies we have in the city los angeles and fort unfortunately can't keep personnel that long there are they come there they grab a lot of experience in a relatively short period of time and they want to go on to a better place. people will. say yes. i think through six. firefighters and first we're even e.m.t. and then they became e m t's and from my understanding it's a lot of firefighters pocket that maybe one of the e.m.'s in fact when i started my venture is a firefighter i didn't want to be a mass and i started out. i want to just do firefighting and they told us go get your mt license i said i can't hear you can't do it and i took an e.m.t. course and i thought all right i'll do it took the class just to

. >> timber the christmas tree tax is falling.his never had a chance of getting out of the woods when we continue in 60 seconds. ies who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore, the more we help make opportunity possible. . >>> the batting against bullying a huge issue. you saw christian tell us about a boy being targeted in his school. >> the problem is also online and so is the battle to fightt. tonight preston shows us how one girl is using her experience to stop the bull. >> tell the viewers about what they can do to help me and help victims. >> reporter: hannah created a website and even sells bracelets to raise awareness. >> this tells about what bullying does, why its bullying, how you can find out if it's bullying. >> reporter: she created this website called stop the bull through her firsthand ex

no expense was spared on the fine timber interior of the first nuclear icebreaker. hours can be spent wandering around the boat looking inside the cabins of the crew who maintained the nuclear reactors the open bridge overlooks the course and the beautiful bay of movements. so deafening. in ancient times all the little nobility used to come here and the people first settled there moments phantoms of years ago this old looking man made structure it weighs many tons is at least ten thousand years old it's known as a megalith faced with stones along the perimeter it's reminiscent of britain's stonehenge bonsai deal thought that they would sit on this stone in front of the structure that was supposed to attract spirits and gods as eyewitnesses here they swore an oath with this initiation ceremony complete their work and they were now fully entitled to rule with such leaders were not respected at all if they never change here. in moments there are a total of fifty four megaliths when viewed from above they form a regular parabola around the great ancient people afford to

the lady was yelling for everybody to help because i think her husband was stuck underneath some timber. >> they were transported to a hospital in serious to critical condition. she was with her husband and children just next door but their home is not destroyed too, plans took over the presidency and busted out his windows, two other houses suffered serious damage as well. a natural precaution. fire officials will not say what is behind the blaze but it smelled of natural gas neighbors say one of the home's occupants had been doing work in the basement but they're always having trouble with their gas line. my husband was yelling to me to open the door but it was all full of smoke. they're grateful by looking at the looks of this that it could have been so much worse. one firefighter is injury he suffered a lacerated hints the cause of this fire remains under investigation. three people including two of chicago's south suburbs for shut early this morning at at party near the u.s. by campus, the two men from palos park and park forest or at an off-campus party when a fight broke out. the

they dug wells, the cut timber. all of a sudden this is an inside look, steady. and it saved them. and they see it. many of them, the sons and daughters and grandsons and granddaughters see it as salvation. >> how much to the debate? >> next to nothing. it varied over the years from, you know, nichols and dimes an hour, pocket change to a few dollars a week. even after -- even after roosevelt demanded a decent wage for them the mill owner they're just refuse to pay it. defied the federal government successfully and broke the union. so the mill owners kind of paid considering these poor mountain people and where they came from, it was not very much. now, as the fifties faded into the 60's and the 60's and 70's, it became a decent paying job. the machines, while they were safe, got safer. and by the 70's and 80's if you work for caught no you're making a bid is not -- has given money as a blue-collar worker, except maybe some coal miners and steelworkers. >> she said that people were losing their fingers in my hands in the beginning getting paid next to nothing. why were they still l