three and a half centuries wilderness -- later that , wilderness has been transformed and continent onceote now supports a mighty nation. they also dared to reach for the unknown. the discovery of this continent was unprecedented. it opened the eyes of mankind showing it was bigger than they thought. it was unprecedented as well. a new form of government had begun. it would allow for change for future generations but yet secure basic rights for men and women. education to those who had never been educated. in the new world, native americans had to be handed. -- it began very early. practical problems of engineering and science required education. sometimes americans built their schools before it there own rough cabins. the hard life attracted few learned scholars from europe. sometimes americans built their schools before their own rough cabins. by the time of the revolution there were more colleges and universities in america that in the british isles. the man who wrote our declaration of independence were probably the best educated revolutionaries history had a in. the growth of free p

like this place in montana, the bob marshall wilderness. more than a million natural acres of glacier national park. to humans, a small pale stain on the fringes of paradise. strange that a person up here would feel so tense. >> always knew that something was going to happen. >> but there was no question about it. sue de la rose a was a worried woman. >> we didn't know who would be on the receiving end of it. >> yes, it was trouble, big trouble. sue and her husband dan could feel it in their bones. this has been such a happy place. nearly a century, people have been coming here to hunt and fish, ride the trails, summer, winter, whenever. families like this bought small lots, built cabins downhill from the public land. around an old dude ranch, the diamond bar x. >> it was a place to get away from your daily grind, go up on weekends, let your hair down, have fun. >> with no boundaries, i assume? >> that's exactly right. >> community was the rule. in 2001, sue and dan were married here by everybody's favorite waterfall. >> we invited everybod

>> seth: but i feel like van wilder elevates the green lantern. >> the van wilder, yeah.x with "heat." >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and then -- and then somehow ended up on celluloid. >> seth: there you go. >> yeah. i think that's kind of -- yeah. >> seth: and as we can see from the clip, a character that will address the camera. >> yeah. >> seth: which is a really fun thing as well. >> yeah. yeah, he sort of he breaks the fourth wall. it's very meta, the movie. he knows he's in a comic book. i mean, he makes jokes about ryan reynolds. i mean, he's like, you know, it's a totally different brand of x-men. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, basically that's what it is. i mean, he lives in the x-men universe. >> seth: and your fans, the fans of this character i should say, are sort a lot -- they have a lot to take credit for as far as bringing this to the screen. >> oh, yeah. for 11 years i've been trying to get this film made, since 2004. ever read had a panel in it and it said -- somebody asked deadpool what he looks like under the mask and he said, "i look like a cross between

attorney general william leach had to interrupt that meeting to be able to inform mccourter and wilderwhat had been happening and the phone call that alexander had received from the u.s. attorney that night. you know, one of the interesting aspects of the story is that who initiated the coup that morning with a phone call to the republican governor-elect was the u.s. attorney who is a federal government officer. and all of this is about our state government. so there had to be some, you know, leap over the jurisdictional boundaries that mainly apply all the time. and so it would involve some personal persuasion on the part of the u.s. attorney talking to alexander. alexander says, well, we have to involve the speakers of the statehouse. i don't want this to look like we're in some banana republic, because that's not how we do things in america. there's always a peaceful transition of power after an election. that's what makes our country fairly unique in the world. so attorney general leach had to call mccourter and wilder out of their state building commission because that was a routi

the concern, though, is that southeast exposure is in wilderness area and they are having difficulty fighting a fire there and that's the exposure that is towards the more populated slopes of santa barbara. now, one other concern up in these hills is a very famous ranch which was the western white house during the presidency of ronald reagan. the initial start of the fire at the rampnch was very close to t reagan ranch. at this point, it's not believed that the reagan ranch is in danger. however, i talked to the ranch director and they have foam, water, they have been doing -- removing some fuels from the area so they are ready if there is another change in the wind. so the big story today will be to watch the temperatures and to see if those sundowners come back tonight. fire command tells us that this fire back in that wilderness area could burn for a considerable period of time before they can fully contain it. for now, reporting from the santa barbara coast, patrick healy for nbc bay area news. >> patrick, thank you. let's bring in kari hall who has been tracking the wind and the

it is a wilderness we are engaging in.re risks associated with that activity. >> millions of people worldwide all day yesterday. what do you hear about? surfer who lost his leg to a shark in australia. >> am chasing hillary clinton. she was here in newark record newark campus to speak to her supporters, and there were huge lines outside, huge crowds to hear her speak. the one who stole the show, new jersey rock star john bon jovi. when he walked into the room it was just electric. corey brooker was the one who introduced hillary clinton. >> the next president of the united states hillary clinton. hillary will be pitching corey brooker. i asked if he will be hillary's vp. >> i am already her vegan pal. >> am focused on the positive right now. hillary rodham clinton. >> a major health crisis is the baby that was born. i asked hillary clinton about that. >> worried? >> of course. >> hillary clinton hopes to be able to secure the democratic nomination by next tuesday, june 7. the new jersey primary, but continues to be a thorn

. >>> then swimming dogs, why david hasselhoff's house is wilder than what he is show on facebook. >>, bethenny frankel on her health battle. >> the surge gave me a lot of anxiety. it never would have if i weren't a mother. r gave me a lot of anxiety. it never would have if i weren't a mother. y gave me a lot of anxiety. it never would have if i weren't a mother. wannwith sodastream®er? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream®. love your water. >>> kelly clarkson belted out some arena franklin in her th day in a row of facebook live streaming. ♪ >> we're singing a song every day basically to announce something friday. anyway, that's another hint. all part of kelly's master plan. and to help her drop those hints about th big surprise, even listed the help of her 2-year-old daughter. with over 1.6 billion people already keyed into facebook live, it's a a potentially hijack audience for kelly who's also been answering questiins from fans. >> hi, welcome. nerve racking >> kelly already picked up

the concern though is that southeast exposure is in a wilderness area.ing difficulty fighting the fire there. that is the exposure in the more populated slopes of santa barbara. one other concern up in these hills is the famous ranch which was the western white house during the presidency of ronald reagan. the initial start of the fire at the sherpa ranch was very close to the reagan ranch. initially the fire started moving away then there were shifts at this point it is not believed the reagan ranch is in danger. i talked to the ranch director. he said they have foam, water, they have been removing some fuels from the area. they are ready if there is another change in the wind. the big story today will be to watch the temperatures and to see if those sundowners come back at night. fire command tells us this fire back in that wilderness area could burn for a considerable period of time before they can fully contain it. reporting from the santa barbara coast, patrick healy for nbc bay air why news. >> thank you. let's hope they can get a handle on that on

. >>> then swimming dogs, why david hasselhoff's house is wilder than what he is showing on facebook.>> plus, bethenny frankel on her health battle. >> the surgery gave me a lot of anxiety. it never would have if i weren't a mother. >>> kelly clarkson belted out some arethra franklin in her third day in a row of facebook live streaming. ♪ >> we're singing a song every day basically to announce something friday. anyway, that's another hint. >> it's all part of kelly's master pla >> and she's everyone answering questions f fans. >> how is your baby bhoy doing? >> they probably put him upstairs. that was a >> hi, welcome. nerve racking thing. >> kelly already picked up 3 million views and counting in just three the record holder for facebook live use though is chewbacca mom with 157 million views. >> how about that? that's crazy. >>> david hasselhoff has some catching up to do. he is obsessed with facebook live right now and connecting with his fans. here's my question, though, is he willing to walk down the aisle in the first ever facebook live celebrity wedding? >> we are hoff and runn

. >> wilderness has a lot of options. >> we do canoes, kayaking, tandem kayaking and tubes. >> in thehed class. today canoe on the brandywine river. >> they will be paddling back down into delaware and taking out at our state park location at brandywine creek state park. >> sometimes you'll p.m. p into traffic, when things flow smotely, the brandywine creek is a drome ride. >> i would say everyone should get on the brandywine. it is a great experience. >> with or without a canoe. >> so cute. >> oh, you guys, you see what i mean? little built of everything with this one, a huge thank you to the wonderful people of winter tour museum and wilderness did a on trips and brandywine creek. we had such a glass. i know if you visit all of, you should bring jack to that giant birds nest, and so many kid things to do. i don't know guys ever played with the miniature, little houses, those little troll houses, that's what it was, but in life size form. so awesome. >> i love the reminders what's out there. >> oh, so much around here. >> meisha, thanks, seeing just about everyone is singing along wi

the father's day weekend in the wilderness is next. >> first, here is a look at "jimmy kimmel live." >> my pants made me uncomfortable. they were right here. it was like a slack. who wears a slack? >> michael jordan, that's >>> tonight a major oil company could be looking to sell off its bay area refinery. they are looking for buyers for the martinez refinery. a sale likely wouldn't change much. industry analysts say it could be sold to another refinery operator. shell employees say it is not clear what would happen to them if another oil company buys the refinery. in a statement provided to abc news, shell would not confirm the reports. >>> the warriors are back home tonight after touching down in oakland this afternoon. sky 7hd was overhead as players got into their cars and headed home. tonight we hope they are resting up and getting ready for the big game on sunday. dub nation cannot wait for the do or die game seven, fingers crossed. we sent sergio to find out how fans are getting ready. >> the championship gear is ready to go, but hidden in the back room until it is for real. h

you look behind me you can see the flames in the wilderness.geles national forest when you take a look how close they came they decided to evacuate people. the other concern is the winds. if the winds keep moving to the west other communities going in the direction of los angeles will be facing more evacuations. that is a possibility here. as you said there are six fires burning in the state. all of those fires take resources. they are doing a dance here making sure they have resources in all places they need to to battle the fires. jake keep in mind summer just started and this is a part of life here when you have the wilderness against the communities. we are looking for more of this heading into the next few months. >> tell us about the status of the people of california. have there been injuries or fatalities? >> reporter: we have not heard any fatalities at this point. they are stressing to people that if they say it is time to prepare that means it is time to go. be prepared and pay attention to the news so we know what is happening. >> a

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resort officials say it's not just a ride but also a way to enjoy the wilderness. >> what we're tryingdo here with epic discovery is really engage our guests who come up here in the summer with the natural environment. >> heavenly has lot of summer activities, including zip lines, tubing, and rock climbing. >>> coming up next at 6:00, why this new video could be the last time we see this ferocious little species here in california. >>> and meteorologist lisa argue 'will take a look at your monday morning forecast. >> i'm rick quan. in sport, the a's and giants finish their games in walk-off fashion and another exciting finish at sonoma >>> wildfire officials spotted the wolverine that could be the last californian wolfine ever seen. video from two februarys shows the furry but ferocious mammal foraging for food. biologists believe this is the same wolferrine spotted in 2008. it left saliva behind so biologists can test the dna. conservationists are trying to re-introduce the wolverine to california but need to wait until the u.s. fish and wildlife to decide if they're an endangered spe

of course, all of that is above hurricane force, but it's over a wilder area than just a tornado.s just a technicality for the insurance. wind is wind as far as damage is concerned. when you've got hurricanes, then you've got issues with insurance kanch. 85 degrees with sunshine. 84 in lehigh. 82 in delaware. it's just been a beautiful day, especially in the afternoon as the humidity has gone down. it's been a warm one at the shore. the west wind being a land breeze. they were even a little warmer a couple of hours ago. the wind coming in off the bay. 95 degrees in woodbine. now, we have nothing but high clouds down in southern delaware, but storms increasing around the chicago area. that's just the beginning of the increase of this system coming in from the west. the highest risk for any severe weather tomorrow is from the philadelphia area southward. that doesn't mean we're guaranteed to get it or that it's going to be widespread. yesterday's damage was certainly isolated. but the severe storm threat during the day tomorrow, let's take a look at some of the latest timing from th

clearly obvious that kylie pearson doesn't always emrace danger in the latest episode of brave wildernessstill in costa rica but this time at the wildlife sanctuary and he has a date with toucan sam. and a bowl of froot loops. >> the real froot loops right here, with fresh cut fruit. what i'm about to do is feed it to a baby toucan. >> now you can see a baby toucan, a juvenile that he's going to feed. cantaloupe, pineapple and bananas. >> look what i've got. there you go. oh, he's eating the spoon. >> pretty good table manager. >> i'm surprised the coyote isn't trying to use the baby bird. >> you got to get that way down in here. >> okay. >> eight seasons, mate, four times a day. >> you are one sloppy eater you know that. >> naturally when a toucan falls out of a tree if it's young it's bait for another animal. in this instance they brought it to the sanctuary and their goal is to rescue, rehab, and release these animals into the wild. however, this one can't return to the wild so they do have some permanent residents there that they take very good care of. >> this right here, is the brea

scott and mark, so our members were very resourceful and that created a blank in the wilderness that nobody could hear kids were just talking to herself in the chamber. whether it was 2.6 was it 2.6 million contacts one where the other? so technology has enabled us to communicate in social media. all this will not of been possible without the activism with outside groups whether it is every time, weathers months against guns, of course the brady campaign, really the leader of all of us in all of this, the giver group, and the list goes on. i looked at hundreds of the groups in preparation for the communication and activism we needed. so with that, i would be pleased to take any questions you may have. >> if i don't associate your voice in your direction it's because i haven't been asleep yet did any of you get any sleep last night? >> representative lewis said last night that you cross the first bridge and when you come back on july 50 expect to continue on behalf of speaker ryan said early this morning it's a dangerous precedent for minorities and that you hijack the floor, his his

. >>> then swimming dogs, why david hasselhoff's house is wilder than what he is showing on facebook. plus, bethenny frankel on her health battle. >> the surgery gave me a lot of anxiety. it never would have if i weren't a mother. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. it's a big australian dinner par...every day!ack i'm adrian richardson... in australia, we do everything big... and this month, we mean big... we've never had sirloins this big, before. 'gi-normous!' crab stuffed lobster tails. the loaded bloomin' onion... this big australian dinner party never ends, so hurry in, before august 2. is it bloomin' great here, or what? >>> kelly clarkson belted out some arethra franklin in her third day in a row of facebook live streaming. ♪ >> we're singing a song every day basically to announce something friday. anyway, that's another hint. >> it's all part of kelly's master pla >> and she's everyone answering questions f fans. >> how is your baby bhoy doing? >> the

takano, so our members are very resourceful and that turned up to a tree that has fallen in the wilderness that no one could hear. we were just talking to ourselves and the chamber. weather was 2.6 billion, what was the figure? technology has enabled us to communicate social media. all of this would not have been possible without the activism of the outside groups. of course the brady campaign, the leader of all of us and gabby giffords group, the list goes on and on. the hundreds that worked last sunday in preparation for the activism we needed. with that i will take any questions you may have. if i don't associate your voice in your direction, it's because i haven't been to sleep yet. >> representative lewis said last night that you guys crossed the first bridge and when you guys come back on july 5 you expect to continue this in that capacity. speaker ryan said the excessive dangers president for the minority party to hijack the floor. what is the next step? is civil disobedience still on the -- what is next? >> we will be meeting to determine how we go forward and we are still here. we

it was inspired by voices around the world calling for protection of the icy wilderness. take a a look. ♪ [piano] laura: welcome back. you are watching " live from paris" on "france 24." i am laura cellier. both sides have made their case and now it is up to the public. campaigning draws to a close ahead of the historic referendum and pollsters say it is too close to call. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. remembering joe crocs, british jo cox,as -- joe cox -- the british mp who was murdered last week. unrest overs for

much like as much as it possibly could that is why i insist henry cannot of the hospital and were wilder said we will stand behind you i said that is like you will come see how it is. [laughter] so i said no. you will invite me and said no be will not do that which i a understood so we worked out within two hours that i literally wrote out a statement on a piece of paper that say we together agree to do this together that is how we eventually did that that was resolved by four or 430 so then we headed down and went back home to get the kids and we went down to the supreme court building where would we do it and who would we tell? and how do people find out? >> recorder and alexander did not know each other. but on that day they had to get to know each other to solve this problem with a few other people. and they did and they both told me in interviews later that they really developed a level of trust in they also tell me how that injury affected than in a positive way to work together as republican governor and democratic speaker but the most important part of the story that we tell is n

officials are worried it could spread to the wilderness and build to 35,000 acres. >>> and to the south in calabasas, crews are nearly finished battling a blaze. our l.a. sister station shows us how hard they pushed to stop the flames from hitting home. >> reporter: along adamsville avenue, the only glow is from lights. but 24 hours earlier, it was flames that lit up the sky. >> it was too close for comfort. >> reporter: too close because this is now the view from the volpe family home, the only hint of color on the once lush hillsides. it's a fire that charred the 100 police acres. >> it came within feet of our house. we grabbed our bunny rabbits and vacated. >> reporter: all night, they watched televised images of the firefight, and as hours wore on, the fire grew weaker. by evening, smoke no longer blocked the sunset. >> quite concerned because of the winds and where we're at and the dryness. >> reporter: now, that concern has dissolved into gratitude. young matthew gave firefighters potato chips as a thank you. >> they were like working their butts off. that's why. >> reporter: in c

marine le pen of the national front, a hard right anti-immigration, anti-european party and geert wildersthe leader of the hard right isl islamophobe. we've seen northern ireland say it wants a new idea to have the choice to join with the republic of ireland which is staying next door in the eu, and we don't know but maybe scotland will itself have a referendum. there could be a whole load of spinoff wheels in the near future. >> right. and that is the scenario in brussels, berlin, paris. this is the thing the politicians and bureaucrats want to avoid at all cost. it's important they take a tough stance with the uk to show other countries that want to go that way it's not a viable option. it's a painful option. we're looking at least three years, maybe more of instability in the market and economic and political uncertainty. >> how does it actually, you know, measure up in the brexit claim that we can have equally valid and valuable and remunerative trade agreements with each of the 27, or just outside europe as we did with the 500 million strong consumer bloc the singer market is. >> you

the father's day weekend in the wilderness is next. >> first, here is a look at "jimmy kimmel live." >> my pants made me uncomfortable. they were right here. it was like a slack. who wears a slack? >> michael jordan, that's who. >>> tonight a major oil company could be looking to sell off its bay area refinery. they are looking for buyers for the martinez refinery. a sale likely wouldn't change much. industry analysts say it could be sold to another refinery operator. shell employees say it is not clear what would happen to them if another oil company buys the refinery. in a statement provided to abc news, shell would not confirm the reports. >>> the warriors are back home tonight after touching down in oakland this afternoon. sky 7hd was overhead as players got into their cars and headed home. tonight we hope they are resting up and getting ready for the big game on sunday. dub nation cannot wait for the do or die game seven, fingers crossed. we sent sergio to find out how fans are getting ready. >> the championship gear is ready to go, but hidden in the back room until it is for re

the father's day weekend in the wilderness is next. >> first, here is a look at "jimmy kimmel live." >> my pants made me uncomfortable. they were right here. it was like a slack. who wears a slack? >> michael jordan, that's who once again the world must join in one common goal. to protect our greatest resource. our pancakes. denny's red, white and blue slam is here and so is independence day: resurgence. denny's. welcome to america's diner. in theaters, june 24th. ♪ this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue there's only one grill that's engineered and designed with the same kind of passion weber. available at the home depot. >>> tonight a major oil company could be looking to sell off its bay area refinery. they are looking for buyers for the martinez refinery. a sale likely wouldn't change much. industry analysts say it could be sold to another refinery operator. shell employees say it is not clear what would happen to them if another oil company buys the refinery. in a statement provided to abc news, shell would not confirm th

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. >> it is not impossible for a creature to make its way through the matrix of that wilderness into one of these lagoons. >> as you can imagine, the parents are devastated. as a precaution, disney has closed all beaches, ferryboats and marinas until further notice. >>> more on the battle going on in washington, dc as senators demand congress take action on new gun control legislation. connecticut senator, chris murphy, led the charge waging a 15 hour filibuster. the senator was joined by 39 democrats and two republicans. they want measures to expand background checks and prevent people on terror watch list from obtaining weapons. this is happening in the wake of the orlando nightclub shooting. >> this is about protecting not just every kid in this country but our kids personally. >> martin luther king said what we will have to repent for in this day and age is not just a vitriolic word in violent actions of the bad people but the appalling silence and inaction of the good people. >> this filibuster comes as assumptive gop nominee, donald trump, announced plans to meet with the national

. >> this video is part of his wilderness chabl. he's hanging out with two baby sloths. >> you're so cute. >> but they're so cute. >> notice how the three toed sloth has a coarse coat that is darker in coloration. the two toed search softer and lighter in color. >> sloth, the teenage spirit animal. they just lay around and do nothing. >> just chilling. they want to stress they're professionals. they know how to work with the animals. don't be getting any ideas out there. >> it doesn't matter what the animal s it's really hard to find a baby that just isn't as adorable and make you want to go -- you make this noise better. >> there you go. >> he likes my watch. licking my watch. look at that. >> it's nice to see he sort of steps away from the creepy crawly stingy bity kind of thing. >> and now doing the soup area dorable insanely cute things. >> you're right. next video he'll have something that chews through his hand and it will be great. >>> everyone former soldier headed to see jurassic world with whiz wife last year and this happ

doug wilder might say maybe he helped with that transition. maybe it's age, david.t happens to us all. as we get older we listen to other points of view and we tend to moderate or at least shave down the rough edges that we all have when we're young. >> the rough edges are still showing themselves pretty clearly in the current battle. of course, we were -- we were talking to others in this half hour about how that showed itself in the -- what turned into just short of a riot in san jose. do you think that gets any worse, the sharp edges, or are incidents like what happened in san jose sort of a lesson that will force democrats to lean on the more violent protesters and maybe force the trump supporters to do the same? >> david rn i am worried about . i have been for months. i think the elements are there to produce a lot of disruption, demonstration, rioting. i hope and pray that that doesn't happen. i think the two conventions will give us a hint of what the summer is going to be like. i remember growing up in the '60s in the long, hot summers we used to call them.

wbc heavyweight champion dionne today wilder will be with us.n to ali, and he'll share that with us shortly. but first, oh, please, look at this. nice way to start a monday morning, 17,919, up 112 for the dow industrials. the reasons, we'll tell you why in a moment. look at amazon, you've got to follow that stock. okay, 728 now. a few minutes ago it was 731, yet another all-time high. how about google? the supreme court rejects google's appeal in a class action dispute over advertising. that stock is down in a very big up day. check the price of oil, here's one of the reasons why the dow is up so much. oil up over a buck, the dow's up over 100. ashley webster with me, so too is elizabeth macdonald. and two things which i want to talk about which could affect stocks. first off, britain votes later this month on whether or not to leave the european union. by the way, the leaves are ahead 45-41 in the latest poll. plus, janet yellen -- again, that graphic, please -- in a pickle over whether to raise interest rates. there she is. liz, i want a value

. >> a wilder beast. >> you're going to call another man a honey badger?at l.s.u.. >> why would you describe anybody as animals? we're ( bleep ) humans. ( bleep ) don't make sense to me. >> larry: i ain't mad at honey badger. >> i mean, if we're going to take monkey off the table, we've got to take everything off the table and now we're being racist towards morningieies and that's ( bleep )ed up. >> not at all, not at all. i walked in behind her, and her back like a greyhound. >> okay. >> larry: a dprai hound? >> a greyhound. >> >> larry: a greyhound. >> larry: holly you get the last word. >> i get the last word? that was a good word. >> you can chase me, too, holly. >> larry: i'll be back with my honey badgers and monkeys right after this. we'll be right back. ( cheers and music: "sex machine" by james brown ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm so sorry, ms. maroney. this personal essay is way harder than i thought, it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation

the last 30 miles of the journey is the wilderness in the east bay and it's a pretty rough trail that probably will take an overnight stay to finish. so wendy isn't quite sure she wants to take on that the responsibility of having thomas on the hike that long but he's getting better and certainly when they do those last 30 miles, we'll tell you about it. >> we hope he makes a quick recovery. if you need more proof fire season is here, look how close this brushfire got to these homes in danville. nbc chopper overhead. it happened right before noon today near glen hollow road. thankfully, though, no injuries and no damage to any of those homes. just as a precaution, the warm weather and wind could add to a lot of fire danger. >> we've been saying it's a great time to go for a hike. hayes our best day? >> thursday and friday, some really excellent weather across the bay area as all areas expecting a cooldown, not just at the immediate coastline where we have that typical fog. you can see right now from weather underground, looking towards san francisco, beautiful layer of fog right now s

. >>> pelican bay state prison sits in near pristine wilderness on the coastline of northern california.  >> we're located just miles from the oregon border just in from the coast. so we're fairly remote. we're not surrounded by nothing. >> it's no accident that pelican bay is isolated hundreds of miles from the state's major cities. >> we fight an unending battle to keep the communication from our security housing unit inmates, particularly our gangsters, from getting back out to the streets and out of our 1,100 inmates, over 800 have been validated as gang members or associates. >> pelican bay is the toughest prison in the california prison system. it's where the worst of the worst go to. the first time we sent a "lockup" crew was weeks after they suffered their worst gang riot in history. and there was still tension in the air as the crew walked through the gates. >> the riot fought primarily between black and hispanic inmates lasted a little over 30 minutes. one inmate was killed and dozens of others were stabbed or beaten. when we returned five years later, the tension was still

santamaria says when i was eight an alligator attacked him while he was with family at disney's fort wilderness resort in 1986. >> i was feeding some ducks near the water's edge and there was an alligator submerged under the water where you couldn't see it. and it came up out of the water and hit me and knocked me to the ground. it just started throwing me around trying to pull me into the water. >> reporter: he got free but had extensive injuries to his leg. even after this second attack, he says he will still consider taking his family to disneyworld next year. marlie hall, cbs news, lake buena vista, florida. >>> new at 5:00, several of the nation's biggest retailers are claiming the new chip cards aren't as secure as they should be. and they are now trying to change the way we use our credit cards. as vehicle veronica tells us, it's all about money. >> reporter: they were touted as the biggest improvement in payment security in decades. chip cards that are dipped into card readers instead of swiped. now a lawsuit claims they would be a lot more secure if users also entered a p.i.n. number e

. >> a wilder beast. >> you're going to call another man a honey badger? he's at l.s.u.. >> why would you describe anybody as animals? we're ( bleep ) humans. ( bleep ) don't make sense to me. >> larry: i ain't mad at honey badger. >> i mean, if we're going to take monkey off the table, we've got to take everything off the table and now we're being racist towards morningieies and that's ( bleep )ed up. >> not at all, not at all. i walked in behind her, and her back like a greyhound. >> okay. >> larry: a dprai hound? >> a greyhound. >> >> larry: a greyhound. >> larry: holly you get the last word. >> i get the last word? that was a good word. >> you can chase me, too, holly. >> larry: i'll be back with my honey badgers and monkeys right after this. we'll be right back. ( cheers and technology is a living thing. it listens to us. [siri]: how may i help you? it shows us the way. it expands our minds. and gives us vision... where once we had none. this is how civilization moves forward. this - is how we get coffee. the 2016 corolla. technology on a whole other

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who were my companions on the campaign trail -- tom harkin, [applause] bob kerrey, [applause] doug wilder, [applause] jerry brown, [applause] and paul tsongas. [cheers] one sentence in the platform we built says it all. "the most important family policy, urban policy, labor policy, minority policy and foreign policy america can have is an expanding, entrepreneurial economy of high-wage, high-skill jobs." [applause] and so, in the name of all the people who do the work, pay the taxes, raise the kids and play by the rules -- in the name of the hard-working americans who make up our forgotten middle class, i proudly accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. [cheers] i am a product of that middle class. and when i am president, you will be forgotten no more. [applause] we meet at a special moment in history, you and i. the cold war is over. soviet communism has collapsed. and our values -- freedom, democracy, individual rights, free enterprise -- they have triumphed all around the world. and yet, just as we have won the cold war abroad, we are losing the battles for econ

particular week, but the state building commission, the speaker of the house, lieutenant governor john wilderker of the senate were members, attorney general william leach had to interrupt that meeting to be able to inform wilder of what had been happening on the phone call alexander had received from the us attorney that night. one of the interesting aspects of the story is who initiated the coup that morning with a phone call to the republican governor. the federal government officer, there had to be jurisdictional boundaries that apply all the time. and personal persuasion of the us attorney, and we have to involve speakers of the statehouse, that is not how we do things in america. always a peaceful transition of power after an election. that is what makes our country fairly unique in the world. attorney general leach had to bring them out of their buildings because that was a routine activity and they did and that set in motion this five our period through the afternoon of phone calls and meetings and i was literally thinking what are all the things that can go wrong. the governor could.

at the end of the book, the political wilderness, he is on the eve of entering into the wider arena politics in which he will crystallize his beliefs, his principles, his politics, and fight the battle against slavery that will lead him to the presidency. so at the root of it is his identity, historying, -- hisstruggle to become something other than what he thought of himself, slave. >> it does bring class into the whole -- i web site to get back to mary todd lincoln but bring -- he lived in what was known as abolition house in washington. it's fascinating. >> lincoln was leaked to one term in congress, and he served after the mexican war. mexican war had seized vast western territories, and the question was whether they would be free or slaves, which would be free or slaves. and that was the principle issue facing the congress that lincoln was a member of. and he voted numerous times against the extension of slavery into these western territories, voting for a proposal known as will not proviso. lincoln lived in a townhouse, boardinghouse, that no longer exists. it's on the present

i was a little that the wilderness at times yesterday. scornedmed like a partner. david: of course.hey're going to play hardball. ity meet -- need to make clear to other countries that leaving is not an easy option. but behind the scenes they will probably have a deal that works for everyone. it is interesting. it is notcountries, as important. germany is embroiled. other countries are less directly exposed. risk is usually for the banking sector. they want to keep and send check will stop meanwhile, it could happen in july. it did frontload. maybe that will continue. they will announce they are extending out kiwi through next march. francine: david owen, chief european economist thank you. we will be talking about the ecb meeting and janet yellen's it meeting in central portugal. adidst rains caretaker get boost? the country backs away from the antiestablishment. live in madrid next. ♪ ♪ francine: in spain, caretaker helps consolidate his position in the election. economic and the uncertainty, spaniards are in a close call not to jeopardize the country's economic recovery. let's go

be to -- >>> two fires are burned up to 5500 acres and art threatening threatening san gabriel wilderness. firefighters were out to make several wild -- to make several water drops. wind has been feeling the fire and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. >> more than 1500 people ordered evacuated because of the border fire. crews are beginning to get a handle on the fire and it is now 15% contained. it has burned 6500 acres. >> it is really bad. it was coming down the east side ferociously. >> in santa barbara county there is better news on the sherpa fire which is now more than 80% contained. almost everyone evacuated is expected to return home tonight. >>> a new study says it could take four years for the sierra snowpack to return to pre- drought levels. researchers say during past droughts of the state has been able to bounce back in a year but the current drought is so severe the recovery will take a lot longer, even if the next several winters bring above average snowfall. >>> a small plane crash in clearlake oaks after crews responded to a brush fire. one person was transported to

it was near the wilder exit. every time i look at this cameras, i see animals running up the hill. animals running up the hill. i would be scared to find out what they were. maybe you can tell me. go to my facebook page. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound is backed up for a 20 to 25 minute delay. we are also looking at the terrible commute out of daly city driving down to 380 interchange. there was an earlier accident there. now there is word they are looking for a crash southbound 35 in the same area near westboro. this area is just shrouded in fog. that old daly city fog. if you are used to it, well, it's going to be very foggy in this area and also a bunch of slow traffic. now, at 7:49, steve, will you talk to my people in d.c.? >> i think those are deer, sal. i have seen then come right to the freeway. [ howling ] >> whatever it was, it was dark and running fast. no, that's a car. >> that's a car. >> sometimes, you see animals in the grass part. we'll see. >> all right. thank you, sal. >> if you are in daly city, you are probably freezing along with the city and m