still less wilderness.inally we have a whole curve-- it expresses the possibilities that lie before us, the fundamental limits on our range of choice. in 1943, american servicemen fought on two fronts while american civilians lived better than they had in years. how did america increase production of guns and butter during world war ii? the 1930s had been bitter years for america. the depression, which began with the stock market crash, dealt a severe blow to national self-confidence. for almost a century, the united states had boasted of the most productive farms, the most modern factories, limitless natural resources, and the best workers in the world. but the great depression brought the country to its knees. a nation which thought itself wealthy found itself impoverished by the inability to mobilize its resources. leon keyserling remembers that time of national torment. industry was in collapse, banking was in panic, agriculture was in ruins, and labor was in despair. we had 13-15 million umemployed out

. >> reporter: but five months after donald west wilder, seen here, and identified to us by neighborstheir teen son. >> my son is gone. >> reporter: shawn and jennea are no longer conciliatory. it sounded like a mistaken identity. someone thinks there's a burglar in their home and they're trying to defend themselves. >> at no point, during the homeowner's account of the events, did he ever describe caleb in any way as being aggressive, ill intent. he did not approach him. he did not come after him in a violent way. >> reporter: in fact, kory carico says his friend caleb was visibly impaired when he tried getting him home. >> he was stumbling a lot. he fell down on the sidewalk a couple times. i probably should have kept him at my house or waited a little bit longer. >> reporter: shawn is convinced that his son was confused, since his home has a nearly identical floor plan to the neighbors. from the vantage point of wilder upstairs, shawn showed us what he thinks happened according to the police report. he was crawling into his window? >> correct. >> reporter: where do you think the ho

him when he would be out in his wilderness area and people would come through on snowmobiles.furiate him planes would fly over. he would take his .22 and try to shoot at a plane. it's like he couldn't get away from society and technical things like that. and so i think all those things are what drove him to kind of retaliate against society which wouldn't leave him alone. >> mr. kaczynski was alienated from society, and once he made up his mind to start killing people, he used all his intelligence to do it. >> kaczynski started his bombing campaign in 1978. his first devices were somewhat crude and ineffectual. over the years, he perfected his techniques. kaczynski kept meticulous notes and apparently followed his own exploits through newspaper accounts, producing a chilling record of a man obsessed by killing. in reference to the primitive bomb left on campus at northwestern university, he wrote i hoped that a student would pick it up and would blow his hands off or get killed. after his second bomb caused minor injuries, he complained, i had hoped that the victim would be bl

this is shaybah, a desert wilderness where temperatures can reach 135 degrees. beneath these sand dunes lie 18 billion barrels of oil, more than four times the proven reserves of alaska. and it's costing billions and billions to tap into it. with all the talk about kicking our addiction to foreign oil, the kingdom of saudi arabia is doing everything it can to keep the oil age going. let me be blunt: is it your hope to prevent a switch away from oil? somebody said the country is the oil business. i mean, you absolutely need to do this for your own survival. >> and what's wrong with that? [ticking] >> when the u.s. oil companies came here in the '40s and '50s, the americans moved into the area with their families and developed it to suit their tastes and their way of life. they created a replica of american suburbia. today you could be in the outskirts of houston or los angeles. it's almost like it's an enclave within saudi arabia. it's--different from the rest of the country. >> yes, that's true, because-- >> very different. it kept a lot of the american ways. >>

doug wilder is joining us.overnor, they decided let's pivot, going back to issues we think resonate with americans, first inequality issue even though the gap has widened under this president. he is going to go back and mention a generational theme that the government has to try to reverse. >> i think unfortunately the republicans and democratic leaderships, missed the one thing you brought up, that is who are they there for? they are there for the people. and how can the people understand which you are doing if you don't explain it? how can they want their representative to support what you are doing if you don't fully explain it? one thing i understood, neil, is that pocket book issues mean a lot but then you have to explain those issues. whether raising minimum wage or healthy care or keeping as we got them now. the question is, explain it so that the american people know what you are talking about. you can never make it with each side going its own way, there has to be some meeting of the minds, all of your

wilder after the war, did what a lot of union officers did. include indiana from the midwest and the game a prominent businessman in town, and industrialists throughout the south. he opened a series of mines throughout tennessee into north carolina, and he was an entrepreneur. he opened up several hotels to he was always working new ventures and moneymaking opportunities, and would get them rolling and stay with them for two or three years and then he would sell. start something else. he was also the mayor of chattanooga in 1870, and the postmaster of the city as well. he was sort of a prominent citizen of the late 1800s for chattanooga. i think it's appropriate that we get this collection of letters that he had during the war, that he wrote to his wife. one thing i find very interesting is a lot of validity start off like letters that we used to write, started off by asking the person, why haven't you written more? start off, letters to his wife, i haven't received a letter from you, sort of complaining about that. but i think back during the

-- wilderness area and a red flag warning is in effect and again this is the area of friend dora as it happened after being accidentally set on fire. here is more from the bart station where it all happened. >> reporter: a bart sergeant told me his injuries are not considered life-threatening. the victim was dropped off here at the concord bart station and it was about 11:00. bart police said the teenage boy had gasoline on his clothes because he had been working on his clothes earlier in the day. he then lit a cigarette inside that car and the spark ignited those terrible same percent. he jumped out and the fire was put out before officers arrived at the scene. he suffered burns to his arms chest and legs and again those injuries are not considered life-threatening and they believe it simply was an accident. the driver who lit the cigarette and triggered this fire will not be facing any charges. live in concord, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> political leaders will be talking about pedestrian safely and now the foal today will be reviewing and up having date -- invest

. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in stor

in a similar situation in the chicago wilderness area, a research social scientist found that while a large majority of cook county residents found that restoring the areas was a good idea but would not require knocking down trees and using herbicides. such feelings were widespread were in the metropolitan. >> you are out of time. anastasia? >> hi. i'm sorry. she is so eloquent and has nice quotations. i want to talk about the same thing. this project you will just add another half million to glen park for restoration or recreation or whatever it's called. and it being added to a very expensive project. the project is so expensive because it does the things which should never have been allowed. it's a place that tennis players and their own way, where tennis player didn't want. it will be as it was before. i was told to build on that hill it will be at least five times more expensive than to build on this flat area. since the money is spent, it's public money. the exception for this project was based on the lie, a statement that it will be on the program area. not on the hill and not

and if you've forgotten what the political wilderness was like in those days, just take a look across the aisle at the sad, unreconstructed state of today's republican party. we've been there, and thanks to bill clinton and hillary clinton and barack obama and joe biden and al from and a host of new democrats like jack or markell of who have worked their way up the ranks, we decided long ago to be done with all that. there's a lot of people in this room who made al's vision come true. he certainly wouldn't be here if it weren't for the woman he met in the civil rights movement and worked alongside on the war on poverty, the mother of jeannie and sarah and the love of his life, ginger from. [applause] all of us co-sere to haves thank al for the lessons that he taught us. he showed us that ideas matter and obstacles don't. he's a thinner man than he was when he started, but we're stronger because of his thick skin. when our party had to wreak some china, al from was the donkey in the china shop he needed. [laughter] and i think what has meant the most to me over the years is he's just a

. >>> the wreckage of a plane missing in the idaho wilderness was found and there are no survivors. the pilot, dale smith, his two children and their significant others were on board the plane. it was flying from eastern oregon to montana when it disappeared in the central idaho back country after smith reported having trouble with his engine. we are live tonight. he just spoke to a friend of the pilot. >> i'm just taken back by how much persistence there was with people that would not give up on finding this plane and bringing peace to the family. >> reporter: how is the family doing? have you been able to speak with them? >> i'll chat with them tomorrow. they're going through enough. they don't need me. i haven't talked to them tonight. >> reporter: are you of the belief that dale has passed? >> yes. they said there was no survivors. >> reporter: he had family members on the plane. >> his son, daniel, and his wife, and then his daughter, amber, and amber's fiancee, were on board. >> reporter: this is a big loss for that family and for you, as well. what will you say to the family

storm is delaying the effort to recover the remains of a san jose pilot and family in an idaho wildernessas located yesterday more than five weeks after it crashed. bad weather forced a recovery crew to turn back today. the pilot's wife responded to the discovery of the plane. the plane is in pieces and buried in the snow. they haven't found the parts, however we know my family members died painlessly. >>> officials say inclusion on the list doesn't mean a product will kaneohe service and allow consumers to make their choices. >>> in west virginia for the third day in a row water in the homes of about 300,000 residents is not safe to drink or wash dishes with. this is a of the a chemical leak at a coal plant north of charleston. you can see new pictures here of where the leak started. >> we have to buy our water. we can't use it for nothing. >> reporter: residents across west virginia are outraged about this chemical that has let their tap water unsafe to drink. residents are desperate for clean drinking water. >> this is the third place i've been to for trying to get water so i've resort

the supporters in support of this san francisco police department wilderness program our generosity is greatly appreciated by citizens of city and county and the police department >> thank you. >> chef tim. chief lieutenant following will i wow, you took it to nevada >> step out my door i go backpacking. it's been a great ride for thirty plus years and couldn't do with without numerous police. i want to thank you chief suhr and hopefully it will continue on for thirty years >> thank you. thank you very much >> thanks again a lot of officers participated and officer walterer scott passed away the minute you saw him he talked about that are a lot of officers put their heart and soul into this so thank you. >> please call next item and the consent calendar is the document quarter report i third quarter 2013. >> commissioners w r you have in our packet any additions or concerns? there no one any public comment public comment is closed do i have a motion to adopt the consent calendar >> all in favor, say i. call item 3. >> the general public comment the public can address the committee he w

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a vast expanse of wilderness considered to be the last frontier. for many this comes with a price -- the loss of freedom. in the next hour of "lockup," we go inside spring creek, alaska's only maximum security prison. a little more than 100 miles south of anchorage is seward, one of alaska's oldest towns. it is surrounded by water and the majestic surroundings. in the middle of the scenic beauty is a correctional facility that houses the most violent offenders. >> i'm a pimp on the street. you know what i'm saying? me and my girl, she didn't come back with the money on time so, you know, she got smashed. >> i was robbing a hotel in alaska and ended up getting in a fight with two people and hitting one of them with a hammer, a lot. >> they were like, what's going on, why are you killing me? i didn't say nothing to them or talk about it to them, i just did it, you know. and threw them into the bay. >> 500 inmates are housed on 328 acres of land which is surrounded by national park. alaska is the nation's largest state but it has the smallest prison p

it will be spending three weeks in the wilderness far from villages in one of the media's most from the winter rains. the best way to patrol in some donkey that ranking teams are monitoring the lightest of africans black rhinos living in the wild and protecting them from poachers. about one hundred tt of the animals roam the pristine desert landscape. obey you. we'll spend days on the need in the heats looking for a rhinoceros or other animals like lions lifted today lessons was a danger to us but we have to find out as much as we can about the rhinos. they know this this state of health and their behavior. that's a prerequisite for protecting them. you will. the first success of the day what with the men have discovered my new tracks. i was. the local rangers learn to track animals when they were a child some of them loose to the coaches themselves driven to a fine country. now it's game keepers. he earned a regular bleach. was soo fun and a few coveted ticket. are you suppose the hungry. he was about to get to meet not trading in rhino horns. matai whatever you prefer beating my time

. >> also, cautionary warnings that by no means are we out of the wilderness. >> the state still has long term liabilities to take care of and paying down so-called economic recovery bonds left over interest the schwarzenegger administration. >>> governor cristina mendonsaie is out of a -- he fired his chief of staff. bridget ann kelliful she ordered highway lane closures in fort lee, new jersey for three days last yearful that caused gridlock near the george washington bridge. one of the busiest spans in the country. the e-mail said it is for political revenge because the mayor refused to endorse christie for that. he is taking responsibility. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people object my team. >> also, this morning. one of christi.'s port authority appointment tees refused to answer questions. and he resigned last months and there are still questions whether this will impact his expected run in 2016. >>> there are growing concerns about the flu as they urge people to get vaccinated. >> health officials confirmed. first flu-related death. this wom

you see the flames burning away from homes into a wilderness area.ed flag warnings are in effect in the area as southern california is experiencing warm dry breezy conditions just like we are up north. >>> we desperately need a change here, don't we? >> we definitely need some rain around the bay area. the hills are still very brown. red flag warnings closer to the bay area, through this morning and then things begin to change. it looks like that ridge of high pressure going to start to slide east then maybe we'll start to see a sea breeze kicking in late in the day. offshore flow shore winds are blowing. even a 40-mile-per-hour gust in the oakland hills. humidity less than 10% and ground is very dry. out the door, we have mostly clear skies right now. the temperatures cool in spots. that's because we are not seeing the winds in the valleys. 29 degrees in santa rosa. 48 in san francisco. and 34 degrees in concord. this afternoon, back into the record books. about 74 degrees the expected high in oakland. about 75 degrees in san jose. and we could reac

it would get even wilder in this game. fourth quarter niners up three.ackers going for it on fourth and two. rodgers, somehow escapes pressure and gets the ball for first down. packers score two plays later to take the lead. niners drive, down 4, kaepernick to davis, 49ers take the lead back, 20-17. we were tied at 20 with a minute left. third and eighth, kaepernick once again running, the old kaepernick that we remember, 11 yards for the first down, three seconds left, phil johnson for the win. go ahead and count this baby, it's good. 33 yarder right between the pipe. 49ers win, 23-20 and playy. carolina next. >> a lot of tough guys and generated a lot of toughness and clutch, clutch performances crab tree, kaepernick, a lot of guys, bowman, willis, vernon davis, frank gore, offensive line, great protection all day. and thought our guys kept their appoin poise and fought and played tough. >> looking for their ninth win, david lee, outlet pass to curry, curry, you know what he's going to do. he's going to score. later, curry lobbing it too, bogus for the

areas, national monuments, wildlife refuges or wilderness study areas in nevada.'s a long ways from not only where you were in the office but from where the republican party was. what piece wrong with having some, you know, protected lands in nevada? >> you know, it blows my mind, ari. the fact that just in the last three or four weeks, we've noticed what's happened in the state of west virginia and the chemical outpouring in the rivers. and the fact that the republican party, i won't say unanimously, but to a large extent oppose the environmental protection agency. that just boggles my mind. i mean, it's those kinds of things that i think are things that i just absolutely cannot support. i was very involved in the nature conservancy. i passed a law that's been used extensively in nevada. as you mentioned, i was involved in prison reform. i think the one thing that really jumps out at me and has been ever since i've been in the legislature, i would call myself a feminist. that -- >> let me ask you, do you think self-identified feminists are still welcome in today'

do even if you only have a little time and with a little extra effort you can see a side of this wildernessost pass right on by. the closest city and airport to glacier national park is in kalispell montana. the rocky mountains that shape the park rise majestically just east of kalispell. after a short 30 minute drive we hit the gate to glacier national park near lake mcdonald. this is the start to the famous going to the sun road that crosses through the park and make sible.of . as the road climbs up impossible roads and cliff mountains the grandeur of glacier national park began to unfold before us. now popping out on the side of the road which they give you a lot of little turn outs, you can see that the little guard rails aren't super substantial and you might want them to be because they kind of do that, and it seems to me like the perfect height wall to trip. it's a good tripping wall. definitely watch the little ones and yourself at these pull outs. the sun road climbs to the roof of the continental divide and there are plenty of places for stupid things to happen if you're not using

. >> no means are we out of the wilderness.f long term liabilities. >> pre-school funding was hoped to be seen in the plan. . >>> now let's get back to sunday's big game between the 49ers and the carolina panthers. hots of people are traveling to charlotte to watch the matchup in person. we caught up with one woman in dublin before she heaves leaves and she's ready for a win. >> reporter: you can't miss cat tate's home. she says her passion for the 49ers started when she was five years old after a defining moment for the franchise. >> the catch with dwight sparks and joe montana's hand. >> reporter: she has a ton of memorabilia scattered around her home, signed footballs, and lots of jerseys. >> this is a signed picture. all the way up to the super bowl. >> reporter: as cofounder of ladies of the empire a gruch 49ers fans made up of all women she goes to awful the 9ers home games and is close to her goal of traveling to ever nfl stadium. she is participated in the draft as well. >> the 49ers choose ... >> reporter: but her focu

and is burning toward a wilderness area, 25 miles northeast ofian town los angeles in the area of glendora. glendora police chief has just said three people have been booked into jail for recklessly starting the fire. mark tamayo is here with some of the conditions firefighters in southern california are facing and the high temperatures we're also expecting to see here in the bay area. >> hi there, tori. they do have red flag warnings in place right now in southern california with temperatures on track to reach, once again, the mid- to upper, possibly, 80s and very dry. as a result, they have the red flag warning in place until 6:00 this evening. fire conditions running high to the south and even out towards the sierra. they have a red flag warning in place until 9:00 tomorrow morning. we're talking about winter storm warnings here. very unusual for mid-january. current temperatures beginning to warm up already. 69 degrees in san jose. oakland downtown, checking in at 60. napa, 61. we have some more 70s and possibly some more records to talk about later on today coming up in ten minutes we

. >> by no means are we out of the wilderness. >> reporter: brown's proposed general fund exceeds the spending level every just before the recession by more than $3 billion. this is just the beginning of the budget process, which will go on for months. the legislature is controlled by democrats and former state republican party chair tom del beccaro sees trouble ahead. >> the question is whether he can keep the democrats in line. i don't think he is going to be able to keep them to these numbers and these numbers still don't address the pension crisis at all. >> reporter: now, back to that rainy day fund, it's not only about the new money the governor wants to put in. he also wants to change the constitution to give the state more leeway on how the fund is saved and spent. that is going to likely end up on the november ballot. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the governor was scheduled to release the budget tomorrow during three events across the state but the plan was leaked yesterday afternoon online, so the governor moved the conference up to this morning. >>> a san m

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. >> finally tonight, a voice from the wilderness. she's just one woman, but a powerful one.trong enough to shape california's giant redwoods herself. a little wisdom from her elders, she says. our american treasure series continues in humboldt, california. >> every log is a gem, and every log has it's unique character, and there's a value there, and unless you know how to deal with it, most people walk by and say, oh, that's rotten. i get in with the logs, and it's a hunch, it's a gut feeling with me. and i'm not going to say its women's intuition. i'm looking for the bright orange solid chips, and that's a good sign. i recycle the stumps. and i don't know what the true classification of an old drunk tree is, but if you think about it, a 500-year-old tree, that's pretty old. i work on a lot of stuff that was harvested back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. they wanted the creme de la creme pieces of the tree, so they just left it. being able to recycle this product down to its fullest, that's huge for me. all i'm doing is just taking them, opening them up and creating somet

obviously, he was referring to those instances where he split his own lecoud party and went out in the wilderness and actually did get a lot of support from the israeli public until actually he felt i will and was succeeded by ahu ahud almert. we know that the kinneset is making preparations for him to lie in state and then for him to e >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. >> words of respect and criticism for ariel sharon, the controversial israeli prime minister dyingar eight years in a coma. the chemical spill in west virginia, it may be days before 300,000 people can use tap water again. >> prisons for profit. we look at whether it's ethical for companies to care for prisoners. >> alex rodriguez sentence is reduced, but he says it's still too much.