>> jerry moss: over 14. >> ann moss: yeah. >> jerry moss: yes. at least 14 people a day. >> simon: and there's somebody with her 24 hours a day? >> jerry moss: yes. >> ann moss: yes. >> simon: pretty cozy? >> ann moss: it is. >> simon: but the training on the track was regimented and rigorous. five days a week, john shirreffs had zenyatta run at a moderately slow pace. she didn't like slow, so her exercise rider had to use all his strength to hold her back. then, once a week, she was let loose. but even then, mike smith says, she wasn't nearly at full throttle. what does it feel like being on her? >> smith: you know, there's just so much power. she's so athletic for such a big, big horse, which is just amazing. >> simon: how does it feel when she starts her surge? >> smith: it's pretty amazing because, within a matter of two or three jumps, she can make up close to ten lengths. >> simon: it's even more stunning from the jockey's perspective, as you can see from these pictures taken by a camera mike smith agreed to wear on his helmet. >> smith: it

>> jerry moss: over 14. >> ann moss: yeah. >> jerry moss: yes. at least 14 people a day. >> simon: and there's somebody with her 24 hours a day? >> jerry moss: yes. >> ann moss: yes. >> simon: pretty cozy? >> ann moss: it is. >> simon: but the training on the track was regimented and rigorous. five days a week, john shirreffs had zenyatta run at a moderately slow pace. she didn't like slow, so her exercise rider had to use all his strength to hold her back. then, once a week, she was let loose. but even then, mike smith says, she wasn't nearly at full throttle. what does it feel like being on her? >> smith: you know, there's just so much power. she's so athletic for such a big, big horse, which is just amazing. >> simon: how does it feel when she starts her surge?st >> goo >> good evening, this i cbs ne cbs news special report, i'm russ russ mitchell. we are we are breaking the progra programming with developing news news from the white house. sourc sources tell cbs newses that osama b osama bin laden, the leader of al of al qaeda is dead and his

. >> reporter: briona moss was six when her mother, staff sergeant june moss, was deployed to iraq in 2003. >> i just knew that there were some scary people over there trying to kill my mommy. >> reporter: june returned home but could not leave the war behind. >> you still relive those things every night. you still sometimes even you have daymares. >> reporter: her nightmares were so terrible briona would sleep beside her. you were kind of taking care of your mother in a way. >> uh-huh. i just felt like i should since she was, like, crying. >> reporter: moss is now recovering with treatment at the v.a. for post-traumatic stress disorder. she says her family is thriving. and raychelle frescas has her father back home-- for now. but thousands of other military families have been changed forever by ten years of war. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> smith: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for katie couric, i'm harry smith in new york. thanks for joining us. have a good weekend and a happy mother's day. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> now, "entertai

. >> reporter: briona moss was six when her mother, staff sergeant june moss, was deployed to iraq in 2003. >> i just knew that there were some scary people over there trying to kill my mommy. >> reporter: june returned home but could not leave the war behind. >> you still relive those things every night. you still-- sometimes even you have daymares. >> reporter: her nightmares were so terrible, briona would sleep beside her. you were kind of taking care of your mother in a way. >> uh-huh. i just felt like i should since she was, like, crying. >> reporter: moss is now recovering with treatment at the v.a. for post-traumatic stress disorder. she says her family is thriving. and raychelle frescas has her father back home-- for now. but thousands of other military families have been changed forever by ten years of war. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> smith: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for katie couric, i'm harry smith in new york. thanks for joining us. have a good weekend and a happy mother's day. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by me

. >> reporter: briona moss was six when her mother, staff sergeant june moss, was deployed to iraq in 2003. >> i just knew that there were some scary people over there trying to kill my mommy. >> reporter: june returned home but could not leave the war behind. >> you still relive those things every night. you still sometimes even you have daymares. >> reporter: her nightmares were so terrible briona would sleep beside her. you were kind of taking care of your mother in a way. >> uh-huh. i just felt like i should since she was, like, crying. >> reporter: moss is now recovering with treatment at the v.a. for post-traumatic stress disorder. she says her family is thriving. and raychelle frescas has her father back home-- for now. but thousands of other military families have been changed forever by ten years of war. john blackstone, cbs news, san jose, california. >> smith: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for katie couric, i'm harry smith in new york. thanks for joining us. have a good weekend and a happy mother's day. good night. >>> good evening. tonight we are in dc with si

to be a young person in america since the 50's especially since devotee era of holden coffield and moss yourself as an outsider and certainly i was attracted to that too. i went to college from suburban out into where i grew up to the university of georgia, which at that time was breaking out with all kind of crazy bohemian musicians, r.e.m. was playing for free in venues around town and people thought it was the music capital of the nation. so yes i certainly enjoyed that and certainly took part in that. >> would you teach at the university virginia? >> i teach 20th century cultural history and the history of the u.s. south and i deutsch work for the history department as well as the american studies program. >> how did you get attracted to the area of study? >> one of my daughter said mom, you have the greatest job in the world to get to watch movies all day. i said if you live your life correctly, someday you can have this job as well. in all seriousness, it really is a wonderful joy to be able to spend your time reading 20th century literature and poetry and watching films and liste

. >> happy birthday-celebrate --jeanne moss, n.y.. he has been spreading his message to his family radio and at work. with the deadline approaching. to recess the show is going to talk to the minister and here is what she foun to reset >> i got a interview however, when i try to contact the front desk to get an interview with mr. camping the receptionist who refused to answer and pulled down the blinds. when i called earlier i was told that he was busy preparing for the end of the world. when i ask for details of it would not elaborate. when i was attempting to talk to somebody a piece of delivery crew showed up. yet, nobody would come to the front door. instructed the delivery people to go to the back of the building. as they went inside a camera operator spoke with me. he said that nobody was around to speak with me about the predictions of camp. as a prediction, and the state draws near is and sparking a controversy within. >> i noticed a lot more people are getting crazy around here. they are getting more afraid. they think that a

cities like new orleans used to have almost thirty miles of moss. you can knock the surge down and maybe as much as six feet within one mile of healthy sightless where. protecting the museum is coastline and its people in the future will require some difficult choices coastal erosion must. remain in cyprus swamps and must be protected the mississippi river may have to be diverted again. we cannot save every single community we can build a wall of town across louisiana. wetlands protect the levees the levees protect. coastline is quickly disappearing at a rate of a football field every thirty minutes or about twenty five square miles every year . by two thousand and fifty it is predicted that another seven hundred square miles will be lost. what people think of the swamp if think a lot an awful a mother dirty for by the insects some skeeters and on and then you know. the from his you probably would have more live around you in the base and then proceeds from anywhere north america. would be here like twenty three years. i came here by accident i was

the crowded room when all the instruments had gone silent and a man rose up shyly alone and sang sean moss one of the singer's songs. beautiful country, i take you to by the black water screens of the beast the thrush and the black bird sings sweetly and the wild deer over the mountains branches with fruits and blossom the and hives with honey. and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass. [applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the

some kind of framework, plastic, fiber, moss or coco moss. what's great about these is they drain very well and they offer some disease resistance. fill them up with potting mix. do not use top soil, garden soil. use something that's going to drain real well. >> that real light wathe stuff. >> and a lot of the baskets behind us are pet nas so look for something that's hanging. >> there is a variety that does, it sends out long runners. meant to spread out. >> these are just great for that and a lot of great colors. but people will have these hanging a little lower so what we used to call our thriller, a tall plant, medium, and a falling over plant. >> the spiller. >> right. >> so a thriller, filler, and spiller. >> i get the sense from looking at this the more you jam in there, the better it looks. >> it's nice about that too and if you lose one there's plenty of plants to take its place. the biggest thing, well, two things. water when ever they're dry. >> they need a lot. >> hot weather. maybe twice a day. >> absolutely. >> because with this

cities like new orleans used to have almost thirty miles of moss as wants to go you can knock the surge down and maybe as much as six feet within one mile of healthy cypress for. protecting the museum this coastline and its people in the future will require some difficult choices coastal erosion must be slow and the remaining cypress swamps must be protected the mississippi river may have to be diverted again. but cannot save every single community we can build a wall of town across louisiana. witness but take the levees the levees protecting . the easy honest coastline is quickly disappearing at a rate of a football field every thirty minutes or about twenty five square miles every year . by two thousand and fifty it is predicted that another seven hundred square miles will be lost. when people think of the swamp and if in color and awful of mud and dirty for by then insects and skeeters and and and then you know. this completely for me is you broadly we have more live around you in itself a la basin the system anywhere in of america. every year like twenty three years. i can give oxyg

the crowded room when all the instruments had gone silent and a man rose up shyly alone and sang sean moss one of the singer's songs. beautiful country, i take you to by the black water screens of the beast the thrush and the black bird sings sweetly and the wild deer over the mountains branches with fruits and blossom the and hives with honey. and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass. [applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the

cities like new orleans used to have almost thirty miles moss. you can knock the surge down and maybe as much as six feet within one mile of healthy cypress where. protecting the museum is coastline and its people in the future will require some difficult choices coastal erosion must place and the remaining cypress swamps must be protected by the mississippi river and they have to be diverted again. we cannot save every single community we can build a wall of china across louisiana. whitlam's but that the levees the levees protect . the coastline is quickly disappearing at a rate of a football field every thirty minutes or about twenty five square miles every year . by two thousand and fifty it is predicted that another seven hundred square miles will be lost. what people think of the shrub if think a lot of you know full of mud and dirty for biting the insects and skeeters on and on for my dad you know. completely from his face you prolly would have more live around you in the base and in a minute when of a murder. on the hill like twenty three

cities like new orleans used to have almost thirty miles of moss swamps ago you can knock the surge down and maybe as much as six feet within one mile of healthy cypress rock. protecting the museum this coastline and its people in the future will require some difficult choices coastal erosion must respond to remain in cypress swamps and must be protected the mississippi river may have to be diverted again. we cannot save every single community we can build a wall of town across louisiana. wetlands protect the levees the levees protecting . the coastline is quickly disappearing at a rate of a football field every thirty minutes or about twenty five square miles every year . on by two thousand and fifty it is predicted that another seven hundred square miles will be lost. people think about us they think alike and awful of mother and they're ready for by the din six on the ski toes and on and they have you know. completely from his face you probably would have more live around you in the basin and a winner of a murder. would be here like twenty three years. i came here boxing i was in love

she is amazing. >> jimmy: oh, i love elizabeth moss, she's great. she's been here a bunch of times. >> really? she's incredible. yes, so, we finished. but, we're we actually performing that night. so we didn't get to go to any of the street parties. because there were a lot of street parties all throughout london, and we didn't get to go. >> jimmy: people just -- in london, you start drinking at like, 2:00 in the afternoon, right? >> i think they were drinking from about 11:00 to 8:00 am. >> jimmy: in the morning -- yeah, yeah, yeah. oh my god. it's so fun in london. i love it. [ laughter ] i do. and it's great. do you ever stop works? you're always doing some movie or something? >> i know. i need to take some time off. don't i? >> jimmy: yes. of course. >> i should. i should come and hang out in new york. >> jimmy: yeah, you should. we'll start drinking. >> and start drinking at 8:00 am. >> jimmy: 8:00 am. yeah. that's what we -- that's what we all do. half my audiences is drunk right now. it's great. [ cheers ] we love it. but you grew up in a the

. >> reporter: caftan kevin moss' platoon was penned down 50 yards to the right of us. >> hey, tell them we want a gun run from [ bleep ] running up the spur here. >> reporter: the no slack battalion was assigned perhaps the toughest area of afghanistan. kunar province, known as the heart of darkness. for several months, our cameras were with them as they fought on snow-covered mountaintops and in treacherous mountain valleys. >> he's still too low! >> reporter: they fought hard. and played hard. ♪ >> reporter: this little escapade was orchestrated by one of 3rd platoons most popular leaders. the younger men adored him. the older leaders respected him. everyone thought of him as a soldier's soldier. same with the platoon leader. captain kevin mott. his boys, 3rd platoon, would walk into fire for him. last june, mott was shot in the head and tumbled hundreds of feet down a mountain. he should have died but recovered. and like bankston, he too fought to return to afghanistan to lead his men. all of them had less than a month before going home. their objective, find a way to get home aliv

the crowded room when all the instruments had gone silent and a man rose up shyly alone and sang sean moss one of the singer's songs. beautiful country, i take you to by the black water screens of the beast the thrush and the black bird sings sweetly and the wild deer over the mountains branches with fruits and blossom the and hives with honey. and the corn creek lifts it's cries in the grass. [applause] >> your poem has a sense of place and you mentioned earlier the sensation of going to canada and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on called african-american lives? >> yeah. >> and it remindses me so much of my experience and some of the things that were said that rang through for me are things like, if we don't know where we come from we don't know that we are somebody. it's like,

randy moss in the eighties alaska so what do you do when your fish disappears from the sea what are your options for the quote of the half again of the opposition idjit. look i'm sure about three quarters of the people here lived off of fishing boats nowadays it's barely one in twenty this guy and some of turned to piracy others have nothing. we asked the village elders whether we could talk with one of the pirates like many of the others he is a former fisherman now forced into piracy. i became a pirate up because of all the foreign ships that have been destroying our fish and livelihoods that's what really made us become pirates. get financial backing from some people and then we go looking for ships to capture a lot of. the sequoias played a role in this this is not. the full of course for three hundred miles around here there's toxic waste still smoking all but. somehow the one who gets too close will lose consciousness which will be thought through. eight hundred kilometers away mogadishu is our next destination. we head for the hospital. and. for several years the somali doctors ha

of here is a food cache, which is dug down to 6 foot deep, and they'd layer it with birch bark and moss and then fish eggs and then a layer of fish and so on until it filled up, and that was good for the whole year's supply. the landscape's always changing, the river's changing... [narrator] the experience of running this project made the forest service realize the potential of historic sites such as these for tourists. their next project-- footprints--is more ambitious. [man] the basic concept we're trying to get is to bring people close to the land much in the same fashion that the kenaitze people lived here many, many years ago in this area, is to demonstrate their heritage, to demonstrate their closeness to the land, to try and get people to understand their culture-- not only their culture, but a native culture in general-- to show how they're linked with the land, the landscape, the vegetation, the water, the seasonal aspects, certain amount of mobility they would use to move to where the resources were at that time of year. the footprints site will be a larger, more developed int

the stony formations drip down like the foliage because the grass and moss both direct the flow of the water and provide a kind of scaffolding for the slow and steady calcification process. naturalists call plitvice a perfect storm of geological, climatic, and biological features. the magic ingredient -- calcium carbonate, a mineral deposit from the limestone that gets dissolved into the water, then re-deposited, continually breaking down natural travertine dams and building up new ones.

and assemblywoman fiona moss. >> a 2 is gun salute part of another major memorial day commemoration, this one in oakland this morning. and the ceremony at mountain view cemetery featured the placing of a wreath. today's ceremony was the 90 the annual at the site. >>> and in other news, a wild night in oakland turns deadly when someone started shooting at a side show. >> two people, including a young mother were killed. anne makovec shows us the chaotic scene. >> everybody was just having fun. and started shooting. >> at least one person opened fire at around 9:20 last night. near international and 88th avenue. a witness was recording this video, when suddenly gunfire rang out. two people were shot and killed. >> all you could hear was pop, pop, pop. i ran. this is my house right here. i ran. a couple of people ran in the backyard with us. like a good seven of them ran in the back. we went to the corner and saw them laying dead and blood coming out dead. >> reporter: a man and woman died at the scene. the woman is identified as a 28-year-old mother from union city. >> all you can hear

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we also have jose luis moss covitts of the transportation authority, jim lazarus of our san francisco chamber of commerce is here, along with red rifkin of the san francisco city of public works and melanie from the department of environment. we had a strong partnership. there was no way we could do this work without a strong partnership here within the city planning and the port of san francisco that had a strong partnership with us at s.f. park and agreed to participate in the pilot program. we have a great team of individuals at the m.t.a. who worked on this project for the past couple of years and i need to make sure we especially thank them and jape primus and steve lee. -- jay primus and steve lee. [applause] and i think you saw earlier on we had some of our team that works out in the field, our parking meter shops, those individuals also deserve recognition. they've done a great job to get us here today. they're tireless efforts have gotten us to a point on behalf of this agency, we need to make sure they get recognized and thank you for that. to begin, it's my privilege to int

but as brian moss reports, from our cbs station kcnc in denver she was lucky enough to be talking with a savvy air traffic controller. >> one whiskey alpha i think you might be americaning hypoxia, would you like a lower altitude? >> reporter: that was the voice of air traffic controller charlie roarer. his calm not giving away the crisis he was facing. >> i'm trying to find out what's going on. there's a female talking in the background, it sounds like there might be a pilot issue so i'm trying to figure at what's going on. >> reporter: what was going on on board the single engine cirrus like this one was not good. flying from california to colorado the 70-year-old pilot had apparently been stricken by hypoxia, an altitude sickness that incapacitated him. the only other person in the small plane, his wife. >> i'm trying to help. i'm trying to get it on autopilot. i don't know how to do this. we're going down. i don't know where. i don't know how well i was flying that plane. i was trying. and it was terrifying. i had never been responsible in a plane before. >> reporter: hearing what

especially in oklahoma, kansas and near joplin, moss. it will be a bumpy ride through there. the only delays right now are in new york. check out the flight tracker for specific flights. abc7news.com. kristen? >> thanks. >>> 4:49. 13 people are recovering from injuries they suffered in tour bus crash in fairfield. the bus exited interstate 80 at lion road when it veered off frontage road. the police on the scene said injuries are minor and they are trying to determine how the accident happened. they say there were no other vehicles involved. >>> the world did not end on saturday, as predicted by an oakland religious leader. now harold camping calls at it miscalculation and he took no responsibility for people who gave away everything in anticipation of the rapture. camping answered reporters questions on the gospel radio show yesterday and he says he wasn't entirely wrong because may 21 was actually a spiritual reckoning and now we are under five month judgment phase until october which is now the official end of days. >> the whole world is under judgment day. this will conti

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getting a last minute goal c.s.k. a goal just a few moments before that snow sports like moss who were bottom of the league for a sizeable proportion of the season there are currently an auction against the current worst side car half an hour it is nil nil amidship a cluster of three. rubina a new voice at sea cross the door gets going in a couple of hours time while in the late game local t.v. travelled to some petersburg for a meeting with champions and the needs are top of the table place at stake for both sides in the. let's talk english football now where the most important day of the premier league season it's upon us manchester united take on chelsea with the winners all but certain to claim this year's title no lineups are being announced as yet for the last of the three games on sunday the biggest talking point whether chelsea will start fifty million pines man for the new torres of france by united leave the blues by three points with three games to go no one march already wrapped up is the wolves west brom clash their home side is edging their way out of the relegation zone

pound gorilla you kayenta ovoid the dealing with it i mean that hamas has the see the table what have mosses said in lipstick always and has to be possible of the wise thing they can tell have been any influence is there are thirty per cent of the palestinians has to allow the p.a. under us to do the. with the israel are on my gentlemen gentlemen we're. going to have it in you if it were almost out of time i'd like to give dan the last thirty seconds go ahead. thanks so much the problem with various . wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a conflict ending agreement their good will and their intentions are very suspect is raul the vast majority of israel's israelis want peace but they won't trust any government that has participation by hamas to keep it and israel's not going to make the kinds of concessions that the palestinians will want for peace under any participation by hamas so the last point is i agree there may not be a one state solution in the near term but there also may not be a two state solution as long as the arab side doesn't view it as a conflict ending all

to do forty five roman say no the sports high road so says kate moss go is the latest cup winner in russian football looks like it's a timely win for the club to. have its first trophy. plus said the wood was a great gift for the fans who are celebrating the club's one hundred year anniversary this year i'll talk about that plus add some great boxing action and all that kind of cells they are ok. hello and welcome to for an hour it's the coming to you from the russian capital among calls for and starting as always with the headlines. barcelona bull run sebastian that's all for red bull makes it four wins from five races by taking the formula one spanish grand prix. more chimp through jaroslava says can moscow secure their six russian cup trophy by defeating the lower division leaders align the two one in their one thousand year old city. a time to knock out roy jones jr yes they can ascend seconds from the gong in moscow losing at center around battle to russia's number one boxer genies in their business. start with the formula one goal reigning champion sebastian vettel continues to increa

trade in a row of dull shot by the joker for the second time monthly and losing his cool consecutive moss the spinal to the relatively easy six four six for school i'm as into the doll struggles as the spaniard is no longer considered the favorite ahead of the rules when he's won five times djokovic meanwhile showed no signs of fatigue as he claimed his seven titles when he eleven low rich. goals k.j. choi held on to the failed and the weather on his way to clinching the players' championship trophy and pocketing some one point seven million dollars in the process sunday schedule included both the third and fourth round action after severe rain had caused a lengthy delay the day before propelling himself into the driving seat on thirteen as we moved within one shot of the leading debut. south korean born to have following this birdie on the seventeenth. however tom stayed in touch losing out before alan's with the same thirteen on the part or is true forcing a play off don's mistake free in a hall full of bar prado on the first extra hole here while showing tempting bar in the championshi

and nadal defeats federer to set up a madrid moss' final against georgia richard windsor's thirty third consecutive match in the other semifinal on saturday. i was talking. slovakia have been knocked out of the whole world championships and slovaks going down to want to fend luns own sounds a meaning they will be able to qualify for the quarterfinals two or more troops are with a double for the fans there in the second group game germany a mistake to go top losing to down my going to shoot outs meanwhile rush over to take on the czech republic without exam that i've been in the line up off the joinings international schools and also clearly constantin but only and will replace you gain enough who is sidelined for the rest of that soon the men's you to a growing strain. on small gains took place on saturday nights olympic champions canada no way three two while the u.s. team solve for the same school mind. now there's a new pair of leaders in the russian football premier league newly promoted coup by any one of them making their way to it's all thanks to eight so one win over tatic a big

kathleen does not scream the semi's in rome while noble georgia which faces rafael nadal in the man's mosses final. and i'll start with russian might save all the early primary league leaders of the threshing terry gross named by four girls to none has to open twenty eight minutes in miters a child shot was not enough to be key persis lunging not have bought a monstrous thing was their first to the ball and easily five home right before halftime shoestrings forty second a stunning strike from a freaky their. local pulled further ahead in the second half scoring another one from a set me is the new school shop or on the school board missing following a deflection. and late in the match unique us nationals manager they both make me sick child set up along that i've got to go and they're missing praising the overall story to four zero and giving local the temporary need in the standings to need to move them into second place this is a huge think of beats are being. elsewhere on julian bond when i have to have the muppets belloc most expected bond the size of bale to find a single goal that has

in a row rafael adults shocked by the joke for the second time on late losing his ball consecutive mosses final this season they were also really easy six four six for school and adding to the dull struggles and suspended is no longer the favorite had of their longer routes where he's won more times talk of each meanwhile showed no signs of fatigue as he claims the seventh title of what's. in golf gauge a joy held on to be the failed and the weather on his way to clinching the players' championship title and pocketing some one point seven million dollars in the process sunday's schedule included both the third and fourth round action off the severe rain had caused a lengthy delay the day before choi profiling himself into the driving seat on the scene within vaughan shot of the leading david toms and the south korean pulled to have following this birdie on the seventeenth. however talking stayed in touch closing out the four hours with the same first one on the boss for his choice to sing and play off times missed a three in the hall for problem the first extra hole here while trapped and

retain the top spot in the rankings for at least three weeks he has lost all of his three previous mosses finals. in malta g.p. cases stone has put himself in prime position for a first ever victory under let legendary racetrack do thousand and seven champion securing pole for the french wrong wrong the twenty five year old to face fierce competition from fellow honda riders though still not maintaining the space to play marco seen on charlie i just five hundreds of a second to tell and some actually with a great run but will still have to settle for a second place start. rounding out the top three also on the whole and wild and reigning champion jorge lorenzo have missed out on the front row for the first time this year at the spaniards will start from fourth and fifth respect to me. and the latest leg of the genetics well came to an end in moscow however it was noticeable for the absence of one of russia's brightest stars. and i has told her chris should ligaments and is now in the race to be fit for next year's london olympics as richard bump will flick reports. i am with stuffing i wa

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located in moss landing in monterey county, the greenhouses span across more than 60,000 square feet and produce several hundred pounds of mushrooms here each week, all of which is a far cry from what the market for mushrooms started out as in the early 1990s. >> well, when my parents started it 21 years ago, they sold the button mushrooms at farmer'' markets. and that was it. that was all that we really had. but we introduced a few more mushrooms--shiitakes, which are now very common, but at the time was very new and different for a fresh shiitake to be in the market. and now we grow 10 varieties of mushrooms at our farm, and we don't even do buttons really anymore. >> there are very few growers here. most of the product you see is imported from china. we can--you know, it was a perfect window, we thought, to be able to provide a fresh organic product. san francisco is a very nice niche market for organic, sustainable products. and we thought that would be a good market to take advantage of. >> they grow everything from oysters to shiitakes to king trumpets to even something called

the rugged coast called rancho corral is located near moss beach. congress this week approved the remaining money needed to buy the nearly 4,000-acres. the area will become the southern entrance to the golden gate national recreation area. with the land, the park officials will be able to connect the bay area ridge trail with the california coastal trail. >>> there are just nine days left for people to speak out about a proposed dog leash law in the bay area parkland. ktvu's allie rasmus was there today as the critics marched against putting limits on canines. >> reporter: an estimated 400 people and their pooches walked from ocean beach to sterngrove park in san francisco today. they were trying to send a message with a march. >> don't take our walking place away. >> reporter: they are upset the national park service's plan to cut back on off leash areas at the golden gate recreational area. >> my dog can't play frisbee on a leash. i can't walk two dogs on a leash. >> reporter: park representatives say the restrictions are need because unleashed do

. >> san francisco travel set up a drive-thru along the curve in front of moss co-any center and asked the cab byes to wear buttons saying welcome international ped ow-wow. >> these people that are here for pow shimmy wow are the main driving force. >>> islands in the streams. coming up, the home made dams holding back the mighty mississippi as residents try to save their homes. >>> this seems everybody wants to know how to prepare for a zombie apocalypse. tonight, the >> the centers for disease control usually deals with natural disasters and in flew wen zac johnson. in a blog post they are urging americans to prepare a kit if the night of the living dead ends up a reality. it says the rise of zombies in pop culture has given creedence to the idea that is zombie apocalypse could happen. the cdc says it used the zombie reference because it noticed a spike in traffic on its website when zombies were mentioned on a twitter post. the cdc website crashed because so many people wanted to see that blog. >>> well, to real disasters. flood waters continue to run through and over levees along t

moss beach. half moon bay. this is all pushing across the bay. further south you'll notice the rain-snow mix down by king city and to the east, you notice the north, heavier showers from petaluma and napa. few thunderstorms moving out of fairfield, south of fairfield and benicia and rain-snow mix up by clearlake, picking up half an inch of snow, also mount hamilton and more showers will be generated with cold air mass. 29 degrees with freezing rain right now. so it's a miserable conditions up there. here is the totals 1.9. definitely adding to the totals and quarter of an inch in orinda. mill valley upwards of half an inch. san jose getting close to three-quarters of an inch in higher elevations. so temperatures will be very cool today. we're lucky if we're going to gain six or seven more degrees in the readings. 48 in santa rosa. 50 in redwood city. showers and isolated storms with more rain. in fact this one almost is significant as the one we're seeing today. another three-quarters of an inch through late tomorrow and tuesday. sunny and warmer

in joplin, moss, it was another somber day, as the residents continued to pull survivors from the rubble. at least 122 people were killed there in the deadliest twister in the u.s. in more than 60 years. >> seeing this right now, i'm in shock. i have can't even -- it doesn't even look the same. >> search continues for 1,500 still missing. steven campbell looking for his wife tammy who was lying next to him when the tornado hit. >> i heard her scream. that's when it collapsed on us. >> rescue workers are still looking for survivors. before turning the rescue mission to recovery mission. john hendren, abc news. >>> at daybreak, searchers will fan out near the golden gate bridge looking for missing danville teenager who may be at risk. abc7's amy hollyfield is live at crissy field. that is where the girl's bike was found, not far from where you are, amy. >> they have had helicopters out here. and the volunteers, but today they will span out in the city in case she came here. then decided to walk in the city and visit museums. they are going to target those areas and hand out fliers today. t

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embassy is empty, because all of the stars have been evacuated over the last weeks and moss. now we go to the other side of this conflict and abc's miguel marquez who is in the east in rebel-held benghazi. what is the reaction from the rebels? do they think this attack could end the stalemate and signify a new impetus for them? >> reporter: the rebels certainly aren't buying this attack. they think no one was killed in tripoli. they're literally saying, show us the bodies. they believe this is a trick, another trick by moammar gadhafi and is making this up to win international support to divide the coalition, they simply want to see those bodies, whether or not it makes a difference will depend on what colonel gadhafi and his troops do. >> is there any sense beyond this attack that the rebels are getting any more organized or any more weapons that they can take advantage of the help that nato is giving them? >> a lot of wings and nods here, there are indications that they are arming up. there's been some reporting on that front, but the rebels are being very shy about it. the

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