he came back, "isn't that doug wilder. you, that's mr. wilder." "hasn't he been dead?" [laughter] was anybody that he had ever read about, that had in america,ever must have been historic and de dead. [laughter] happy to seem so this guy. [laughter] [applause] patrick, let me apologize for saying you weren't born in 1954. in journalism not math. 1954.asn't born in >> ok. i got it right then. i want to know, as you look today, in landscape addition to in this room, what brown enabled, that brown made possible in chicago?etts, in anywhere, where do you see it, what do you see? >> my campaign strategist is a ruben, younger come.ewish, smart as they he tells a story about sitting young daughters watchingear ago television. and he watches the news like junkies do, all the time. i think itt -- was -- it might have been the appointmentced the interimwen as our united states senator, an african-american man and a and aful colleague terrific senator. and he said he realized that he in a city where the in a state where the governor is black, and the junior senator then appointed

and he came back and said isn't that doug wilder? i told you that's mr. wilder. he said but hasn't he been ead? what he meant was anybody that he had ever read about that had been an achiever in america must have been historic and dead. and that's why i was so happy o see this guy here. >> governor patrick, let me apologize for saying you weren't born in 54. i magerd in journalism, not math. >> i wasn't born in 54. >> right. ok. ok. i got it right then. right? but i want to know, as you look around the landscape today, in addition to in this room, what do you see that brown enabled, that brown made possible in massachusetts, in chicago, anywhere? where do you see it? what do you see? >> my campaign strategist, a guy named doug ruben, younger guy, jewish, smart as they come, and he tells a story about sitting with his three young daughters about a year ago watching television. and he watches the news like a political junky, all the time. and he said that his -- and i think it was -- it might have been the day i announced the appointment of mow cowen as our interim

gene wilder saved my life. >> richard pryor.re is a back story to this project. >> i begged warner bros., i wanted to be the black sheriff. i knew he was a genius and he was helping write the thing and i knew what a great actor he was. maybe the funniest stand up comedian who ever lived. i am not just saying that. tavis: a lot of comedian say that. >> he may be the funniest. bros., if youer do not let me hire richard pryor to be the black sheriff, black bart, i am not going to do it. they said he can't. we found out he takes drugs. i quit. quit, i did, don't not get my last payment. i said ok, richard. we looked at a-- lot of different actors and every african who ever was an actor came and auditioned. richard really when we got heavon little, and cleavon, is handsome, he is black. i said what do you mean? i said i could be cuban. cafÉ au lait. scare the west. there is no one darker or more handsome or classy. it makes me cry to think about it. i thinkere is what about what might have been. we all know that wilder and p ryor wen

and he came back and said isn't that doug wilder? i told you that's mr. wilder. he said but hasn't he been dead? what he meant was anybody that he had ever read about that had been an achiever in america must have been historic and dead. and that's why i was so happy to see this guy here. [applause] >> governor patrick, let me apologize for saying you weren't born in 54. i majored in journalism, not math. >> i wasn't born in 54. >> right. ok. ok. i got it right then. right? but i want to know, as you look around the landscape today, in addition to in this room, what do you see that brown enabled, that brown made possible in massachusetts, in chicago, anywhere? where do you see it? what do you see? >> my campaign strategist, a guy named doug ruben, younger guy, jewish, smart as they come, and he tells a story about sitting with his three young daughters about a year ago watching television. and he watches the news like a political junky, all the time. and he said that his -- and i think it was -- it might have been the day i announced the appointment of mow cowen

. >> hello, i'm vicky hoover i want to speak to item 26 this wilderness act. as a resident of san francisco and national chair of the coalition of environmental groups coming to coordinate the activities around the country i wish to thank you supervisor mar's and supervisor avalos. around the country entities is honoring this nuke wildernesses 4 states passed the proclamation to honor new mexico and colorado and other one we have lake county and san lose business and have 4 cities in 70 california it honor the act berkley and vallejo and barker field and most recently on earth day in a subdivision with eric garcetti so i think san francisco's resolution will help the involvement of more difference communities in enjoying the benefits of wilderness >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon john from san francisco. this is about happiness and contestant time. aren't we all are the pursuit of happiness. they have had knee-jerk momentums of happiness we're also chasing after the next one how long did we play with a new toy before we were looking for another on

area was ashaded wilderness area.at is the eagle that was, the eagles nest, and by legal definition, this place was supposed to be off-limits to roads construction. there was a clause in the wilderness act of 1964, that created the legal stabilization of wilderness, exempting this one wilderness area. officials empowered to withdraw wilderness protection from this one area so the interstate tunnel could be built. there was no other area in the country that had a clause like this. read buffalo became -- red buffalo became a national controversy in 1966, 1967, and became a rallying point. was proposed tunnel defeated in 1960. what is interesting is the coalition that lined up to do this. on the run hand -- on the one hand, the organizations that tunnel were made up hikers, the colorado wildlife federation, and a coordinating council, a coalition of smaller groups, almost all of which were timeized around one past or another, flyfishing, white water rafting, hunting, birdwatching, many others. these enthusiasts, people w

. >> but in the netherlands, surprise early results showed a far right dutch populist geert wilders has underperformed and was beaten into fourth place by pro-european parties. >> all predictions pointed to them winning more of the vote, but exit polls in the netherlands indicate geert wilders'base far --geert wilders 'party got five percent less than in the last election. >> naturally, it is because of the low voter turnout. just 37% went out to vote. that means the country is far from being pro-european. >> now wilders hopes right-wing politicians elsewhere will make up the difference. she already formed a union with the leader of the french national front, green -- marine le pen. their plan is to weaken the eu from within. right-wing politicians in ireland have not played a noticeable role. the left-wing online sinn -- left-wing aligned sinn fein is expected to make gains. in the czech republic, the problem is different. polls show 80% of the population are not interested in the elections. politicians, on the other hand, are. 38 parties are standing, improving -- including a group pr

what does this half a million acre set aside a wilderness area, which means nobody will be in there, certainly no civilian, no commercial or ranching interest. what are your reactions? >> you know, it's been a concern of ours for quite some time now. we've been trying to get some answers what it means that they will turn this into a monument a wilderness area. our concern has been about the human smuggling and drug smuggling that occurs along the border in this area and we have been trying to get the senators to sit down with us when they write these bills and they have never done that. >> where is your congressional delegation on this? why aren't we hearing from them? >> the congressional -- they have. congressman pierce has addressed it numerous times. he has written several bills that would protect the oregon mountains which is what they say is the biggest portion but 500,000 acres of this monument and wilderness area is on the west mesa of the county which is 20, 30 miles from oregon mountains and encompasses a lot of the land on the west side of our county that is right up next

. >> hello, i'm vicky hoover i want to speak to item 26 this wilderness act. as a resident of san francisco and national chair of the coalition of environmental groups coming to coordinate the activities around the country i wish to thank you supervisor mar's and supervisor avalos. around the country entities is honoring this nuke wildernesses 4 states passed the proclamation to honor new mexico and colorado

. >> westbound 24, we are getting first reports of an accident near wilder possible two cars involvedn a lane this so just a heads up if you will westbound toward the tunnel. in the central valley a tow truck towed an one of the vehicles, but there are three out there beyond the i-5 junction can then it picks up and bumper-to-bumper up and over the altamont pass and 17, 16 miles per hour. it is slow. back to work indeed. outside at the san mateo bridge, if this your drive, it is a if one, and the tail lights headed to foster city at 14 minutes between hayward and the san mateo side of things. >>> it is 5:40, the uncertain fated of the war memorial on an east bay hillside and we will tell you about the community on what to do with the lafayette crosses. graffiti discovered at site of the 9/11 memorial in new york city but they are not that concerned. >> a surprise for fans, the front man for the most popular bands of all time does something he has not done in >>> covering cupertino, concord, wouldn't country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> the controversial crosses of lafa

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the wilderness act had a clause exempting this one wilderness area.f any power to federal officials to withdraw the wilderness protection from this area so the tunnel could be built under the range. it became a controversy for the state environmental organizations. the first success and they in ma long story short they begin to defeat the tunnel in 1968. what i think is interesting though is on the one hand the environmental organizations that fought against the time all were overwhelmingly organizations of the recreation flick the mountain club to the colorado wildlife federation made up of hunters and the coordinating council which is a coalition of smaller group almost all of which were organized around one recreational pastime or another, white water rafting, hunting, birdwatching and many others. these show people who become so deeply personally invested in the recreation that they've made it a basis o the basis of organg themselves taking political action. these are tourist boosters for whom the scenic and wild recreational amenities had become

and they had to have settled in the wilderness, they had to live there in secret, and they had to be -- [inaudible] and under no control whatsoeverç and when i took those criteria, then i really findç a whole wod that has remained very much under the radar even though the majority of maroons and my criteria excluded a number of people. i mean, they were just there for a few days. it also excluded, actually, the maroons of florida because they were not living in florida in secret. >> right. >> and they excluded also the maroons who lived with indian nations because they were not living in the wilderness, but in -- [inaudible] and they were not living in secret east. >> right. you mentioned the brazilian example is very well known. there was a film a few years ago about the brazilian, but that's a gigantic settlement. so given that they're secret, that's one of your criteria, how did you find information about them? the maroons didn't leave diaries, letters, they didn't publish newspapers presumably, they were in secret. so what kind of sources did you manage to find? >> that's where,

we have a road rage incident caught by evan wilder, the man on this bicycle. >> hey! >> the guy cut him right off. >> he has the big bike sign right on the pavement. >> the person driving the car, rashad watts, wants to know why that guy ran into his car because it doesn't end just here. >> what the hell are you doing? >> let me take you back in the video. this is a one way street. if you notice, right over here, that counterflow lane is for bikes going in the opposite direction on this one way street. mr. watts does say i don't know about this counterflow lane business. he thinks that's where evan watts should be. evan is like, this is a one way street, i can share the road with you. >> the bicycles have the same rules of the road that cars do. >> no difference. this guy in the truck should know that. but mr. watts not having any of it. >> what? is he going to steal it? as you can see, the bike, he throws it in and it bounces right back out. >> what a jerk. >> this is destruction of property at this point. >> what happens to this guy? police get involved or -- >> pol

we have here a road rain incident called by evan wilder a man on the bicycle. >> hey, [ bleep ]. >> oh. the guy cut him right off. >> it's a bike lane. the big bike sign right on the pavement. >> the person driving the car, rashad watts, wants to know why that guy ran into his car because it doesn't end just here. >> what the hell? [ bleep ]. >> what are you doing? >> the bike lane is over there, dude! that's the bike lane. i don't know what the sign says. you ain't got to touch my car. >> this is a one-way street these guys are going down. if you notice right over here, that counter flow lane is for bikes going in the opposite direction on this one-way street. mr. watt does say i don't know about this counter flow lane business. he thinks that's where evan w t should be. this is a one-way street. i can share the road with you. >> the bicycles have the same right. >> mr. watt not having any of it. >> you better call the police. >> what? >> what is he going to steal it? >> the bike, he throws it in and the bike bounces right back out. >> what a jerk. >> destruction of property at this p

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on the ground the military is scouring vast, remote wilderness for 200 missing girls. in the skies above, there's support from the u.s. and uk with manned surveillance flights and drones. >> our optimism has been raised higher to believe that we'll bring back our girls safely. >> reporter: but, there's real risk. any rescue could lead to the deaths of the girls, and that leaves negotiations a priority. nigeria's government flatly refuses to exchange high-profile prisoners, but we know direct talks with boko haram's leadership are underway. [ chanting ] >> all: bring back our girls. >> reporter: this may be a new war for the west. but in classrooms across nigeria's northeast they've long been fighting the battle. >> i'm actually afraid of them because i know, ai should meet one, definitely is going to kill me. >> reporter: in february militants rampaged firing guns and setting their school on fire. >> i have to go to school because if i stay out, i have nothing to do. >> reporter: for all this talk of international cooperation, the state department is expressing doubts

. >> 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

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but she was in the middle of the wilderness and she just happened to come upon an airman who was a combatisten to him. >> it was pure amazing that this woman was still talking and able to comprehend what i was saying. >> she called him her angel, he says because of this he found religion. gretchen, she had fractured bones in her neck, all kinds of really bad cuts and scrapes. but she's going to be okay. and by the way, playing dead is the right thing to do for a bear in alaska. but in california, grizzlies, they say you got to fight back. >> what a great story and the fact that he decided to find religion. there's so many stories within the one story. >>> speaking of amazing stories, have we got one for you now. i'm going to head outside to meet an incredible hero dog, that's gabe, that dog is helping our wounded vets heal. and i'm going to talk to these brave vets who got the canine connection. we'll be right back. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generatio

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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

governor wilder and evolve patrick. it offers hope and inspiration. for my family, it was a source of pride to stand with the end ldf lacie p -- naacp attorneys. their action brought our nation to a crossroad of values versus clinical goals. arebenefits of the goals reflected in contemporary society. this is applied in our rights as citizens with disabilities, midlife and older adults and issues of gender neutrality. today we know the ongoing by those are fueled seeking to legitimize the concepts of the 21st century ruling class. take comfort in knowing the legal defense fund is there to speak truth to power. chief justice earl warren and announced the unanimous decision. we believed the founding documents would have meaning for all of us as citizens of color. thank you for remembering the courage of our families who were ordinary all engaged in extraordinary work. please join me in giving and applause to the families. [applause] the conversation with the governor talking about what we should be doing in the future. many of you know ldf continues its

the young golden eagle was released back into the east bay wilderness. the bird was brought to the u.c. davis raptor center with a severe and rare mite infestation that left her feather less, weak and in poor health. >> she's been in captivity since august 9th and been recovering since. they claim she's ready to go now and we believe she is, as well. >> researchers are just beginning to understand the might infestation. to recognize her full recovery from it, rescuers have named her mighty mite. >> coming up we will show you how the city of san francisco has been successful this year in holding down their homicide rate. the biggest drop on record. and the lake tahoe's facilities to get injured bears healthy again and the work it takes to get them back into the wild. some comto make theirtificial yogurt sweeter. but here at chobani, we think mother nature is sweet enough. introducing chobani simply 100. >> this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. we are approaching 5:30 and starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa arg

three cubs, all 14, maybe 15 months old, ready for release into the remote wilderness.ave just been sedated and volunteers are checking to see if they are ready to be moved. the bear at the front is pretty out of it. but the one in the back, not quite ready to be handled. before you get worried, you should know that behavior is actually a good sign. >> that's telling me that the bear has not habituated to people, and therefore is less likely to get into nuisance activities down the road. >> lake tahoe wildlife care is run by tom and cheryl. over the years they have raised almost 60 orphanned or injured bear cubs. two of the three that are about to be released have been here since they were rescued last summer. one was hit by a car and the other's mother was hit by a car. the third is named heavenly because he was found injured at the heavenly ski resort in march. after he was sedated he was brought down on a sled and given oxygen. he aerified at the wildlife center weighing just 49 pounds and with puncture wounds on his body. >> we don't really know what caused the inju

but i will say governor wilder, as you know, doug wilder, the first african-american elected governor in the country, governor of virginia, introduced me once in a marvelous way. and he said being -- he talked about the fuss that's always made about being the first. he said, "being first doesn't mean a thing unless there's a second." there are so many seconds in so many quarters today because of brown and i think that's made us a better country. >> you talked about the promise of brown and the hope of brown. has it failed in any way, do you think? >> well, i think there's still work to do, and i think one of the jobs we have to do as americans is learn to talk about the journey toward justice around race and other ways of exclusion, because we have a hard time acknowledging at the same time the extraordinary progress we've made, much of it in my lifetime, and at the same time acknowledging how much work we have to do. >> in fact, i think sometimes when you've seen the conversations of the past couple weeks, when you've had an nba owner and a rancher in nevada, some place in the west,

three cubs, all 14, maybe 15 months old, ready for release in the remote wilderness. >> they've justeen sedated and volunteers are checking to see if they're ready to be moved. the bear at the front is pretty out of it. but the one in the back? not quite ready to be handled. >> back off. >> before you get worried, you should know that behavior is a good sign. >> that tells me that the bear is not used to people and therefore is less likely to get into nuisance activities down the road. >> lake tahoe wildlife care is run by tom and sheryl millhan over the years they've raised almost 60 orphaned or injured bear cubs, two of the three about to row leased have been here since they were rescued by the bear league last summer. one was hit by a car. the other's mother was hit by a car. the third bear is named heavenly, because he was found injured at the heavenly ski resort in march. after he was tranquilized, the ski patrol brought him down the hill on a sled. they even gave him oxygen, he arrived at the wildlife center wearing just two pounds and puncture wounds on his body. they knew how

you like to go out -- you have a good relationship with the wilderness.ew york is, in itself, a wilderness. >> seth: thank you for saying that. that's what i feel like. [ laughter ] because if i get out where there's more than two trees next to each other, i kind of fall apart. [ laughter ] what's your next move? now, that you've trekked across patagonia, what do you do next? >> last year was mongolia. that was a good one. although, it ended quite badly. i immersed myself a little too heavily in local custom tradition. and partook in some local wrestling and separated the ac in my shoulder. >> seth: really? >> see, that -- this is the danger of playing a spy with a fantastic stunt double for six months, where you go, i'm untouchable. [ laughter ] and i happily entered into this wrestling competition, forgetting that i didn't have my stunt double with me. >> seth: that's great. that must have been a terrifying moment when you went, "stunt double!" >> yes, bring him in! [ laughter ] >> seth: well, stay safe. please. because i feel like -- now, i'm terribly

the city did make changes to the rules and route to contain the race's wilder participants. here's more. reporter: you know, extra police and a no-tolerance policy about alcohol helped keep bay-to-breakers a safer event. 24 people were arrested for being drunk in public, but this chain link fence around historic alamo square was a big success, it helped keep rowdy spectators out. dwight alexander is sweeping up the front of his house after 40,000 runners runners and ton f spectators left their mark. >> it was better this year, less pock intoxication, less urinating, but still it's a challenge. reporter: extra police along the route enforced the no-kole policy. many had their booze taken away and dumped out. >> a lot of dumping. at least the cops have been doing a good job, controlling. reporter: city crews went to work sweeping up a mountain of trash. >> the cleanup here will take a very long time. beer bottles, as far as the eye can see. then there's a lot of stuff like this. what used to be somebody's -- >> we should either cult it off or get everyone to clean up after the

the city did make changes to the rules and route to contain the race's wilder participants. here's more. reporter: you know, extra police and a no-tolerance policy about alcohol helped keep bay-to-breakers a safer event. 24 people were arrested for being drunk in public, but this chain link fence around historic alamo square was a big success, it helped keep rowdy spectators out. dwight alexander is sweeping up the front of his house after 40,000 runners runners and ton f spectators left their mark. >> it was better this year, less pock intoxication, less urinating, but still it's a challenge. reporter: extra police along the route enforced the no-kole policy. many had their booze taken away and dumped out. >> a lot of dumping. at least the cops have been doing a good job, controlling. reporter: city crews went to work sweeping up a mountain of trash. >> the cleanup here will take a very long time. beer bottles, as far as the eye can see. then there's a lot of stuff like this. what used to be somebody's -- >> we should either cult it off or get everyone to clean up after the

and a little sunnier weather approaching mid-week and wilder weather, and then warm up towards the endf the week. high temperatures on friday, low 80s. upper 60s on the coast. and really warm for the weekend for mother's day. sunny skies, mid-to-upper 80s inland. low 80s around the bay, and up to 70 degrees on the coast. >> that will be nice. >> beach weather. >> thank you, spencer. >>> the playoff run is over but present to talk about. >> sure is. will he stay or will he go? mark jackson has taken the time to back-to-back playoffs since the early 1990s but there's talk he and the owner are not seeing eye to eye. he could have gotten more from the team -- steph curry had these comments on coach jackson's future. >> what coach has again through this year, been unlike anything i've seen, just the amount of distractions and the circus has been around him and decisions he has had to make. i love coach more than anybody and i think for him to be in a situation where his job is under scrutiny and under question is totally unfair. definitely be a shock to me if anything like that would happen

and a little sunnier weather approaching mid-week and wilder weather, and then warm up towards the endf the week. high temperatures on friday, low 80s. upper 60s on the coast. and really warm for the weekend for mother's day. sunny skies, mid-to-upper 80s inland. low 80s around the bay, and up to 70 degrees on the coast. >> that will be nice. >> beach weather. >> thank you, spencer. >>> the playoff run is over but present to talk about. >> sure is. will he stay or will he go? mark jackson has taken the time to back-to-back playoffs since the early 1990s but there's talk he and the owner are not seeing eye to eye. he could have gotten more from the team -- steph curry had these comments on coach jackson's future. >> what coach has again through this year, been unlike anything i've seen, just the amount of distractions and the circus has been around him and decisions he has had to make. i love coach more than anybody and i think for him to be in a situation where his job is under scrutiny and under question is totally unfair. definitely be a shock to me if anything like that would happen

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