the fish are asian silver carp also known as flying carp. and while their behavior looks bizarre, the jumping carp are actually responding to the boat's motor. >> it's startled by this sound and reacts by leaping out of the water. >> look at this. >> the fish frenzy is an entertaining spectacle, but there's a serious downside too. >> this species really is invasive. it's not native to this water. it doesn't belong here. and it does compete with the native species for food sources. >> the voracious carp aggressively prey on sport fish making them an angler's nightmare. and they're not just in these waters. the exploding population is infiltrating tributaries through the midwest and heading north towards the great lakes. within an hour, 21 fish have jumped on board the boat. mac and troy aren't planning on eating them. the guys say these carp are extremely hard to prepare correctly. and since state law forbids throwing them back in the water, troy and mac will have to dispose of them. >> that was a torpedo, man! >> the whole floor of the botto

carping took of the conditions on the roof are included in appellants exhibit no. 1. the building was built in 1976 and the building is substandard and can't support the equipment that at&t has on the roof. nor can it support any new loads including the 9 antennas that they're asking for. the major conclusions are the folsom 4216 california requires the retrofitting to bring it to the standards of 2010 san francisco building code and the at&t equipment on the roof as well as the proposed rooftop antennas present additional weight that will be subject to largely loads by earthquakes and can't be permit without a service upgrade system. in short the building has accrual proposed equipment is a life safety problem. the city should be instructing alter at to remove its equipment from the building not approving an additional use equipment to be placed on the roof. please deny those permits >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm also the neighborhood resident. the resident of the neighborhood retained awning architect and engine engineer. a copy of t

carp. i have several licenses and the report is in your packet. yesterday, i received a letter from a company works inform lawyers and an shupdz they're not practicing engineers. and they're from ohio and chicago. in their letter he crisis what i wrote and they didn't know what they're doing and they're not responsible for that anything and it's not their fault. i reviewed the drawings and my report has no disproclaimers in that and i say politely that the system is substandard. the reviewers want to say that - they didn't have my calculation and a by reason of of calibrations. there's no foundation system per say. there is what is allowed by the 19723 san francisco unified code a 3 inch thick foundation. there's a 3 story building they're adding seismic to the roof and they shouldn't never have done it. i urge you require a full largely force analysis of the building and a soil and foundation investigation of which the lateral will be based on. if this area floods and there's an earthquake the condition will be dangerous. i'm surprised at any tim

fox's julie cheng hit the red carp tote check out the fashion trends. oh, my god i'm going to the em mys. >> downtown l.a. was a glow as a start as the team hit up the red carpet. overwhelming and surreal and fun.. just the kind of thing it's hard to digest. >> it's skying. you get to see people you don't normally see and fun.nd >> if there were an air conditioner, it would be a great place to hobnob. >> every year i'm excited to get on the red carpet. c >> i made the carpet. i said you need help sometime ie the union. >> the men kept it classic while the women wowed without showing much skin. >> i wasn't like shopping under the rack. they made it special. spe >> that is prada, man.an. a word i've never said in my life but i'm wearing it. >> if you are going to to lousia bojesen in red wearing -- if you are going to lose, lose in red wearing diamonds. >> how much do they know about the statutette. >> as an angel. >> it's an atom. >> i see. >> why? >> i knew it was an atom. >> i'll take it. >> if he were holding a shoe, i would take it.wou >> since they

but ceres, the largest the most beautiful of the stars is the narcissist with its red and gold carp and six white petals. have you seen the escallonia flower? yes, yes i have. it carries its blooms in a sphere, like the sphere of heaven, strewn with white flowers. yes. oh, god, how wonderful. who first imagined this vision? you. you. you and i together. we have given birth to a vision. we are wed. not yet. what remains? the waiting, the trials, the patience. good, try me. tell me, why do your parents sit so silently in there never saying a word? because they have nothing to say to each other and neither will believe what the other says. my father once said, "what is the point of our talking? we cannot deceive each other?" how horrible. here comes the cook. look at her. how big and fat she is. what does she want? she wants to ask me about dinner. must we bother about what happens in the kitchen? we have to eat. look at her. i can't look at her. but who is this ogress? one of the hummel's had bred a vampire. she is devouring us. - why don't you dismiss her? - she won't go. we have no cont

but it has the creature concepts of a carp. >> that will be this weekend. may look small, but people as soon as f 8'" tried it out. >> i'm stuck. >> smaller cars, if you live in the city, there are perks. >> you can parallel park nice and easy. 75 in the city. feels like late summer. here comes fall. it's going to smack you in the face. beautiful shot of the golden gate. that is going to change. haven't seen much on the radar. kpix5 shows dry conditions. that will change tomorrow. let's get right to it. take you to the north bay. showers, much cooler. 78. that's it for tomorrow. breezy on saturday. on and off showers into the afternoon. high of only 72. that's a significant change and here is the reason why. low pressure way up to our north, like 700, 800 miles away. there's a front trailing along with that low pressure area. that will make it into the bay area. the first thing you'll notice is an increase in cloud cover and decrease in temperature. we have the clouds, a breeze first. then here comes the rain fall. north bay, you'll get rain tomorrow evenin

he usually catches carp at the bottom. hughes lake in new years. but on saturday, he caught some thing totally different. >> immediately jumped out of the air. i saw the fish, and i saeurbgsd wow that's something different. once tom figure out fish he caught was brazillian thative and exots teupg fish related per ran than he was shocked. i opened the fish's mouth, and saw a very wide row of teeth that looked almost like hue has been teeth. >> mock found amazon skpreufr south america. and are considered more general than per rana. they are srepblg tarrian and usually eat tree nuts that fall on to water. but it wasn't too long all that two men reportedly died after they consumed their private parts. that kind of shocked me, too. such a fish would attack humans in the water. it was probably throwing by one who couldn't care for it properly. mike manage the route four aquarium it is here he sells is all types of fish including these. mike says the fish also known as tank busters, can grow to four feet in length and weigh up to 60 pounds. >> it gets so

. >>> pg&e crews worked through the night to restore power after a carp hit a power pole. let's show you video of the aftermath. this happened at 9:00 last night. the honda hit a power pole and the car did turn over. we are told the driver was taken to a nearby hospital. there is still no word on what caused that crash. at least one home lost power as a result of that accident. >>> your time is 4:37. we have new information on the teacher arrested on abuse charges earlier this year. coming up at 5:00 how one east bay school district may have missed some critical red flags. >>> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> and more than 16 hours on the senate floor that includes passages from a dr. seuss book. the point one republican lawmaker is trying to make. >>> and right now we are looking at the traffic that is still looking very nice, but there are some problems for bay area bridges. >>> skies are clear but temperatures will be very cool today. especially inland highs. it will be sunny and breezy. 5Ñ >>> new inform

take a look at what mike carp does. he basically sat down for four hour, gets off the bench and t hits the first pitch grand slam. sox win it, 7-3 and are out 9 1/2 games on the second place rays in the a.l. east. now, karins, would you be quiet? trying to do sport, please. baltimore, yankees tied in the ninth. robinson cano has a beautiful swing. karins, your mike is off. no one hears you but me. >>> rivera gave up a run in the ninth but yanks hang on for a 5-4 victory that means with the rays losing and yankees winning leapfrog baltimore and cleveland and only one back in the wild card slot in the american league. that is just un -- >> where are the royals? >> you have yankees going to boston, by the way. not all good news for the yankees. derek jeter spent last night's game watching from the dugout. they put him back on the disabled list for what brian cashman says is to prevent further damage to his ankle. >>> miami, brave, marlin, miami rookie pitcher jose fernandez does it with his bat. first career home run and w

stop the technology because if this technology is are on leased and approved, it's a death blow to the carping by these groups that these g.m.o.s are unsafe. they really have an anti science message, i think that's what is really driving the currents situation. kind of a right wing view of innovation buys these groups. >> patsy, to that point, aren't there lots of benefits to g.m.o.s especially i for people in poor countrys? >> we have yet to to see that actually happen. we have heard the promises and the p.r. about the benefits of the cons. u.s. is the biggest a develop ter of the crops what we have seen over the 15 years or so that they have been widely induced in corn, soybean and do the unwe have seen increase in herb side use, specifically roundup the weeds are resisting it so now we are escalate to go tougher more toxic chemicals like 24d. so a lot of -- and we are not seeing the yield increases promises and we are talked to farmers all over the place saying that that is true. we have a lot of marketin marked p.r. and not a lot of actual proof at that will do the things that the proponen

. >> richard poole, of the american refugee committee was the carp's first manager. he arrived on site in april o of 2010. >> carai was seen as an alternative and exciting prospect of building a new haiti. but it didn't work out with that that. >> alexander main is with research. >> when you hear of the millions of dollars thrown around haiti. that's not true. it's not much more than a billion dollars that's effectively been spent. so yes, i think in people's minds there has been more money that has gone to haiti than actually has. >> reporter: in his report called "breaking open the black box" main found of the money allocated for haiti by the u.s. agency for international development or usaid only .7% has gone directly to haitian businesses or organizations. the rest has gone to ngos and u.s. contractors. >> if we're partnering with ngos and with contractors that we have brought in that are responding to our requests for service providers, then they had better be held to this same accountability standards that we would hold anyone to in the united states. >> report

. >> cing up a well known musician losing his eqpment in a carp port tht. just ahead. but i feel skinnier, you know? not really. aaah! jessica! whoa! your friend's a rate sucker. her bad driving makes car insurance more expensive for the rest of us. try snapshot from progressive. snap it in and get a discount based on your good driving. [pop!] stop paying for rate suckers! try snapshot free at progressive.com. >>> a musicia is doing more than just playing the wlu blues tonight someone stole his car and equipment. he played with many of the blues greats but now having to play withorrowed instruments. monday night he parked his car but did not unload equipment. next morning everything was go including his 1950s gibson guitar he had since he was 19. >> i'm trying to think bit. you know? antrying to think positively. >> let's hope that happens. he bor yod instruments from the blues society they're helpingearch for the stolen equipment. >> we're about two hours from a robotics space craft. the lunar atmosphere also known as laddy set to launch at 8:27 tonight our time. the

mike carp goes fishing, that places daniel nava and big poppy. final five outs for its final save. now here's hoping rays general manager joe madden didn't have dinner reservations. when he tide the game with the -- tied the game with an rbi single, pitcher tommy hunter made a better door than window. 18th inning, folks, david de jesus finally ends this marathon can with an rbi single. the rays take sole position of the wild card spot in the al. arian foster said he was git getting money up front. accepted money after becoming so broke in his senior year in tennessee, that he had to choose between eating and paying the rent. he wants to draw attention to what he believes are unfair ncaa rules for amateur athletes. while those ncaa rules prevents players from getting paid foster says he doesn't think he did anything wrong. >>> coaches already on the hot seat three weeks into the season. our michael eaves and grant watson kicked around the idea of which coach is most likely to get kicked out first. >> i think bo polini, ma mack brown, bo polini is going to be interesting this week, t

on the first day you are not happy, you get $110 of your money back -- 110% of your money back and carp carl will fly you home for free. >> are you skittish to take a cruise? >> absolutely, but i'm not a big cruise fan. >> i can see how people would like to take a chance. they would fly you home from wherever you are. >> yes. >> if you decided to give carnival another chance, they will give $100 in credit to use on your next cruise ship. so it's kind of desperate in some ways for but for a lot of first time cruisers, and i have been on a lot of cruises and you might need something drastic like this to get people back on those ships, and carnival has had a huge pr, and reputation hit after that triumph fire. >> it shows how badly they need the business, i'm sure, lauren. people are willing to thac taket chance. >> it's a good offer. >> it certainly is, you won't find a better one in years to come, take it while it lasts. >> exactly. >> nice to see you. >> have a good weekend. >> that's amazing. >> see, we night get you on -- might get me on a cruise. >> if you are going to guarantee and

and the carp losing his control. >> reporter: when you woke up were police already behind you guys? >> possibly. i mean last thing i remember is taking a turn too tight and next thing you know we're in the back of a house. >> reporter: was your buddy that was driving were you drinking? >> i'm a christian i don't drink. >> reporter: was your buddy drinking? >> i can't comment on that. >> reporter: the chp can comment on that. they say the chase lasted three to four minutes and know exactly what is to blame for the crash this morning. >> high rate of speed probably trying to make the turn. the passenger suffered minor injuries. >> reporter: drunk? >> yes. >> reporter: the chp did find beer bottles in the car. >>> a new police report shows a sharp jump in crime in berkeley in the first six months of this year. robberies up 25%. burglaries up 34%. there have been four homicides so far this year in berkeley. last year there were five the entire year. now the police chief will present the findings to city council next week. he says he needs more police officers out on the streets. >>> wom

at least 100 carps were involved. most likely caused by thick fog. eight people were seriously hurt, 200 others suffered minor injuries. >>> in what may be a stunning turn of events, it turns iran's new president sent jews around the world a happy new year. in comparison his predecessor called for israel's destruction. >>> the newest baby wanda is a girl. that word from zoo officials this morning. the cub was born last month but the name won't be announced for 100 days after the birth, a chinese tradition. >> very cute. thanks very much. >>> up next, the best war story a love story. a loyal dog and her puppies reunited with the soldiers who promised they would not leave them behind and they didn't. a soldier and his dog will join us ahead. >>> what caused the huge fire that burned more than 200 acres in and around yosemite. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're j

carp is 5-17 with 2 home runs and nine r.b.i.'s. a pinch-hitter this year. red sox now own a season high nine and a half game advantage over tampa in the division race. the wildcard standings right now, you see the yankees have now moved past baltimore and cleveland, getting closer to tampa with that win last night. kansas city went 26-18 over a stretch of 44 games in 44 days to climb within two games of the final playoff spot. that's why they could be the central la story. a lot of baseball still to be played. it could get even more entertaining. >> i'm still back on you staying derek jeter is almost 40. if he's getting older, are we getting older? >> he is getting older as an athlete. it's much harder to play. >> much harder, especially at the level he has. >> what's at stake in california if prisoners walk free. >> breaking down barriers with the run for political office, why this man's candidacy is making history. ç] >> welcome back. in missouri, a back and forth battle over gun control. the governor vetoed a bill that would have outlawed federal gun la

left, the carping on the right. it's confusing. at this point he said, look, this is going to become a law. i'm listening to the american people. if you guys don't like this by next june, fine. we'll talk about it again. but trying to sell it now is preposterous. it's going to become the law next week. there's no way in heck that he can clear up all the nonsense people have been hearing for two weeks. >> what should he have been doing? >> i don't think he can do anything better than he has been doing. >> come on. >> there's legitimate evidence on both sides. the republicans have some legitimate points and the democrats have made legitimate points. both of those things are true. you can't sell people on something they haven't experienced yet. >> i think he should just keep quiet about it because he's already made promises that are not being kept. you can keep your doctor, you can keep your insurance. every family, $2500. he just needs to keep quiet because there's a lot going on. and we need to let it play out. but i

camp, and i actually ended up visiting two carps during my time in syria, one of them housed over 20,000 syrians. the situation is tragic, you have almost a third of the population the syrian population now that is currently displaced you have over 2 million refugee whose are living in ordering countries and outside of syria with excess over a million that are just children. that's extremely tragic. no longer living in their home, or even in syria. >> so if there's a bombing obviously there will be. >> refugees what are the needs. >> the needs are -- you can't imagine. you have basically refugee whose are relying on other individuals to house them, to feed them to provide them the most basic of humanitarian assistance. and i.d.p. camps you don't have any government running those catches where oz opposed to turkish camps so you are relying on organizations to do everything. to provide for families, every aspect of survival including food, including diapers, milk, clothing, every aspect of daily life, is -- is being required to be pro -- be provided to these refugees. >> when you hear abou

. - well, it has been two days, and she hasn't once stormed in here carping about how all the destructive hurricanes get female names. but, it can't be drugs. - then, how come i found this in her trash? - oh, tracy, this is dexoprex. my mother takes it for joint pain. - so, it's not the bandito blanco, a name for cocaine i just made up? - i know liz lemon better than she knows herself. why would she need joint pain medication? and why would she be meeting people down by-- tracy, what building is right next to penn station? - the manhattan center for penis enlargement? i know, 'cause my friend goes there. his name is tracy. - madison square garden. did you know that lemon attended college on a partial jazz dance scholarship? and do you know what event was held last night at madison square garden? - a crack whore convention? - no, worse. every person dance soon - ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the wnba's most popular dance team, the timeless torches. everybody person dance soon - oh, god! so much grapevining! - it's so beautiful. a mermaid! - dude, those are diapers. - so that's why y

i'm here, you know, carpe diem and all that. let's go. let's do this. >> along with playing the guitar, speaking italian and salsa dancing, bungee jumping is among his 15 things to accomplish in life. >> i'm was always someone looking for the next adrenaline rush in some way or another. this seemed like the perfect way to do it. >> his friends had already departed thailand so he decides to go it alone. >> my friends flew home four days earlier. i considered changing my flight to go with them. my mom said, why don't you come home with your friends? and the amount it was going to cost me to change my ticket i could live in thailand for another week. i was, like, why not? right? >> flyer in hand, he books the short flight to a remote part of thailand. the next day he arrives on site but with mixed emotions. emotions. >> i was certainly nervous. excited, but there was a fear there. >> he is prepped for the leap of a lifetime. >> as soon as you pay, you are weighed immediately and they choose the correct bungee cord for your weight. then a gen

i mean there was constant carping back and forth. >> guest: they had a funny relationship and yet they didn't like each other i think. i mean lloyd george got on with most people. he was one of these people who would have furious routs and then not bear a grudge. wilson was much more prickly and tended once he conceived a dislike for someone never really to get over it. clemenceau didn't much like lloyd george. he felt he was not a gentleman and for clemenceau this was important and felt he was not very well educated. clemenceau didn't much like woodrow wilson either. i mean what was his great joke? he said at one point in paris, he said, "i feel as if i'm sitting between napoleon on the one side and jesus christ on the other" and he didn't mean either of those as a compliment. but you know they did have fights. i mean there was a point at which woodrow wilson went white with anger and said to clemenceau, "i've never been so insulted." clemenceau had accused him of being pro-german and marched out of the room. there was a point at which lloyd george and clemenceau got into a fight. i t

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>> guest: wisteria has very few friends and it's partially because assad, syria was always a unique carp out in the region, which fight israel or egypt in previous wars, but i wasted aside, stood alone. so it doesn't have a lot of friends other than an a hole she has seen me arrangement that cuts across the middle east, where the shia arc, which is now building from iran to iraq to syria, perhaps to egypt, perhaps further. this shia versus sunni issue defines much of the middle east, except that you have the À la ways in syria who are not part of that. there are different sect altogether. the minority out of weights have been running, not particular friend said this shia's or the sunnis. jalisco i know you just got back from grape to end the headline in the u.k., franking faces opposition among safety and a photograph of some of those demonstrators against tracking moved away by the british police. what do you find over there? was your reaction? >> guest: environmentalism takes on a different type nation in europe than it does in the united states. although all environmentalists aspire

it's clear the house carp would have dire consequences for the more than 46 million americans who rely on medicare every day it in her letter secretaries sebelius stress the severe impact the house cr would have on children and working families the most vulnerable among us. the aca expanded medicaid allowing states to cover low income for the first time read the house cr would end this coverage sending this vulnerable population back to the emergency room for treatment and putting hospitals on the hook for providing care. the aca expanded access to services for people with disabilities and other long-term care needs. the cr would put them in an immediate stop to these programs and send people with disabilities back to the nursing home. the affordable care act extended the children's health insurance program for two additional years. the house cr you guessed it referred back to prior law ending funding for this vital program at the end of this month. the house cr leaves 6 million kids without access to coverage. no doctors appointments no prescriptions no caps to heal the occasional bro