what life is painted is about because they spent 247 in a cage when you came in to one of these puppy mills you would just see one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think that the 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnel them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell of facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom change because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are never profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you're s

in a cage when you came into one of these puppy mills you would just see one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think there's a 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene strapping them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell of facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom cage because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are not for profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you're supposed to do but which many millers do you coul

you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think that the 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnel them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell the facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom cage because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are never profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you're supposed to do but which many of the millers do you could be making tens of thousands of dollars within a couple of years they were housed in chicken coops one dog group of so there's probably more dogs and chicken co

you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think there's a 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnell them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell the facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom change because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are not for profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you're supposed to do but which many millers do you could be making tens of thousands of dollars within a couple of years they were housed in chicken coops that one dog group of so there's probably more dogs and chicke

of state highway $53.00 in the middle of ohio this is a puppy mill not unlike the one that rufus was likely born and it's where his parents will remain until they're unable to produce the puppies and profits expected by the owner there's no natural light no human contact except for the red pickup that stops by wanted a discount or food in fill water bowls unregulated and under the radar. was. often we find that on the east coast that many of the puppies are coming from what we call ground 0 for large scale volume bring puppy mill breeding and that's holmes county and it is really the heartbeat of where a lot of the puppy mills and a lot of the issues have started in the state of ohio when you consider that they have 43000 population and you have over 500 channels that's a lot of kennels for the number of people in that general area. and holmes county alone and 200720088 was a $9000000.00 business. now when you consider that the average family income for a family of 4 is probably less than $30000.00 in holmes county that's a considerable amount of on production that is coming out of t

no idea what life is is about because they spent 247 in a cage when you came into one of these puppy mills you would just see one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you know when you're flying and i was thinking about it my thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think there's a 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnell them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell a facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom cage because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are not for profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you'r

humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this stuff and literature and pictures of puppy mills things i bet after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support bobby bills or call the dogs it was is this a stereotype that it affected other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that the was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go into rural areas and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle deal with pigs it india with chickens it in the old any other species the language was explicit and anyone who's a 1st year law student could say with definitive preci

no idea what life is is about because they spend 247 in a cage when you came into one of these puppy mills you would just see one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think that's the 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 gold controversy or labs or shepherds and putting them in a sea shore up in the men and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell a facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom. because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are never profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you're supp

probably was something that was in the works for many years because missouri is the puppy mill capital of the united states. prob he simply sought to impose humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this stuff and whether churn pictures of puppy mills things like that after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support both the bills or called you the dogs it was is this a stereo that effected other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear. be was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they say well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go into rural areas and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle deal with pig

puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a. thing that he's really crossed because they're not rescuing or saving a puppy by by buying their dog whether doing is they're sensing the mother that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop by poppy's i stop going to change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot and i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days to save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we allow them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not a suicide it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues impounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a family if the general publ

was something that was in the works for many years because missouri is the puppy mill capital of the united states probably simply sought to impose humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this different weather tour and pictures of puppy mills things i bet after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support above the bills or call the dogs it was this this is terry it that if i did other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but they would still continue to go into rural areas and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle deal with pigs

not for doug mills fltd dowling mills quite literally and uniquely personifies precisely what president trump leaks and dislikes. >> from ronald reagan to donald trump and everyone in between, doug mills has made the white house his foechk home. his lepz overflowing the portraits of presidential power and prestige. >> vur photographed a president as image conscious as donald trump. >> never. brach obama was the most photogenic. >> everything about him. >> president trump wears the number 45 on his cuffs. his emotions can often be there, too. >> his emotions are right out there. the most amazing photo op i've ever been in in the oval office was with the president of the us, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. >> we shouldn't shut the government down over this. >> the last time you wanted to shut it down. >> i felt uncomfortable but that's part of donald trump. >> plump directed many scenes such as when he told our individual og fi tony furlough. >> get back a little bit tony. >> where to stand while shooting an interview. >> do you feel like you develop a relationship with the presidents you

was something that was in the works for many years because missouri is the puppy mill capital of the united states probably simply sought to impose humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this stuff and literature and pictures of puppy mills things like that after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy a prop because it wasn't that people wanted just for budget bills or cold you know dogs it was this this is stereo that if i did other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know and and of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go into rural areas and convince everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle big deal with chickens

the name of the long puppy mill cruelty back to the canine cruelly prevention act and it does remove the good deed breeding dog limit and some requirements of the living conditions of animals it is a constitutional process and when citizens decide they can do that the legislature should defer to the people how do you run a government when the voters go to the polls they will do is just ignore and that's the way things run and i have to think what is best for them as you know can swallow your pride and sit down and work out something or i'm going to take the high road and say no to everything we want all i know you have to do what's best for you. to. and very well can see you you're watching us inside. his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fractional food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say over balls around money. is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is

from puppy mills whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that needs to be crossed because they're not rescuing or saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop by poppy's i stop going to change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days gonna save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not a suicide it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will and the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues them pounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a family if the

puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that needs to be crossed because they're not rescuing are saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying poppies they stop going to change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days gonna save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them and to our beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better and care a society that values dogs is not a design it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rest used in pounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a fa

you know what i started out in pain for all the stuff and literature and pictures of puppy mills. after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support both the bills or call the dogs it was says this is terry it did if i did other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear probably. he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farming you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go into rural areas and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created a mystery and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle than deal with pigs to deal with chickens it in the old any other species the language was explicit and anyone who was a 1st year law student could say with definitive precision that it just applied to dogs in space a clear way to one of the dominoes and

from puppy mills whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that he's really crossed because they're not rescuing are saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother of that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying copies of stock i change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down us till the day i die and i owe a lot and i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days to save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them and through our beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better and care a society that values dogs is not a suicide it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues in pounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join

what i started out paying for all this stuff and literature and pictures of puppy mills. after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature was a copy of me because it wasn't that people wanted to support the bills or call the dogs business jerry that if i did other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all of animals in agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know and of course when they were confronted on it on the wall they'd say well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go into rural areas and convince everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created a mystery and it made a really difficult campaign. deal with cattle pigs it in deal with chickens it in the old any other species the language was explicit and anyone who was a 1st year law student could say with definitive precision that it just applied to dogs in space a clear way to one of the dominoes in what i call the line of dominoes out here you know women ating all of

puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that he's really trust because they're not rescuing or saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother of that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying poppies and stock on a change as it is it's not going to stop i'll be down this till the day i die and i owe a lot and i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days gonna save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not a suicide it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues impounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a fa

puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a. thing that he's really crossed because they're not rescuing or saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying poppies i stock on a change as it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot and i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days to save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we allow them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not a design it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescued from pounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a family if th

(sollozos) >> seÑora mills. ¿quÉ debo hacer con usted, seÑora mills? (hombres cantando) no tengo nada en su contra. usted no matÓ a mi hijo. pero su esposo sÍ. ahora la traicionÓ. Él prefiriÓ salvar a su hija antes que a usted. la abandonÓ igual que a un perro. >> la diferencia es que ella sigue con vida. >> seÑora mills, es una buena madre. y una valiente mujer. por eso la enviarÉ a su casa, parte por parte. (sirena barco) (ladridos) (habla en otro idioma) >> ori, dispÁrale al perro. ve a ver quÉ pasÓ. andando. vÁmonos de aquÍ, al templo. (hablan en otro idioma) >> ¡milko! ¡milko! >> tÚ quÉdate aquÍ. >> ¡no! ¡no, bryan! (habla en otro idioma) >> largo de aquÍ. lennie. no lo voy a recog. recóge tú. !yo no lo voy a recoger! ¡yo lo recojo! !está limpio! mi trasero ya...con charmin limpio está... charmin ultra strong limpia mucho mejor. disfruta ir con charmin. mi mamá lava los platos antes de meterlos al lavaplatos. ¿entonces qué hace el lavaplatos? cascade platinum deja que el lavaplatos lave los platos. tres agentes limpiad

contact them and so they gave us their card and we made an appointment and we went and we visited the mill and it was it was all fall. in general we have the negative temperatures and the very very high temperature and the dogs are forced to live in that 20 percent and so our protests are every single week and no matter what the weather today we are very sick to positive temperatures when i left my house this morning with the wind chill it was negative 40 this is cold because on our coldest it is average when 00 but usually air protagonists are between 2 people and 10 people every lead just depends on the weather and what we all have going on it is a priority and everybody we have several people travel from out of town to get here 2 years is a long time to think that we've been in front of here this is where we had our young people hang out in front of 5 stars on saturdays and we only had to be out here for 2 hours and the dogs there have to be out here all the time. dogs in the shelters are. wrestling different. and i think it's going to take an interest people become more aware of what's

we wanted to announce our appreciate our home, the city and mills act. when we all moved in last year, we started putting aside for typical maintenance items with it wasn't until we started talking to the historic form and alicia turnbaugh that it appeared on our form. they are going to address the wood deterioration and curbed window rehabilitation of the street facing rounded bay, an aged roof including the dome turett around the bay and an overlooked patch growing vegetation due to site drainage. the property tax savings from the contract will help to offset the cost of the repairs and maintenance for a home and we are grateful that san francisco offers an opportunity for homeowners like us to receive such a financial blessing. so thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. is marty benson or ted olsen here representing 2816 market street. >> my name is ted olsen and i'm president of the swedish society of san francisco incorporated in 1875 in california, builders and owners of the swedish american hall, san francisco landmark number 267 located a

. >>> photojournalist doug mills >>> good tuesday morning to you. the clouds are back, and that indicates changes for us with our next weather system. so we will see it mid-to-high- level clouds as we head through day in the the rain returns tonight into wednesday. so a wet start to the day for your wednesday morning. daytime highs, though, for today, 56 in san francisco. 57 in oakland. 59 in san jose. 54 for concord. so the rain returns tonight into tomorrow. and in the store storm for the weekend. >>> president trump has made insulting the media at the center of his presidency. but there's one member of the press corps who has earned universal praise for his work. his name is doug mills. he's captured all of the iconic images of mr. trump that tell the story of his white house tenure. major garrett knows him and introduces him to the photographer who has caught the president's eye, you may say. good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. anyone who covers president trump knows he loves the media and he hates the media. now, that love/hate relatio

even management has been saying our court assets are the new mini mill and a couple of other mills. some were left out of the core names of the company. the announcement they are idling this plant may be a surprise to people who do not follow this. but in general, pretty expected. the reaction we are seeing is in terms of whether they can execute the way they are going to change around where they are producing the metal and help the rest of the market is reacting to less supply in the markets. amanda: there is the route -- vonnie: there is the raw material and processed material. since march, down 75%. joe: this is brutal. when you talk about u.s. steel, you have to pull it away from the other steelmakers. it is a laggard even in the steel world. it is because of the troubles they face. they run a lot of older, theficient mills versus ones that use newer technology and use less power so it costs less to make steel. shawn donnan and i broke the story two days ago about this very thing, that u.s. steel faces. we focus on granite city. later, it is not granite cdc cuts, it is great lak

mills had just gotten out of jail earlier this month. he's now back behind bars for the car burglary. >>> san jose international airport's growth is taking off. so much so city leaders will soon talk about whether to expand it. according to the mercury nudes, the city council will soon discuss the airport's master plan. they expect the passenger amount to grow 50 percent by 2037. the paper says an environmental report shows the development would spew significant and unavoidable amounts of ozone and greenhouse gases. >>> all right, in the weather department we have a pretty good little splash of rain during the day today. but it's mostly done. there's still a few places that have some light showers, but those will be drying up after midnight leaving us with a sunny day tomorrow. still let's get you caught up on the high def doppler showing light rain over the northern end of the peninsula. in the north bay some lower level rain falling. the east bay got some light rain. but all that shower activity you see offshore will stay offshore. it'

. >> reporter: by quite expensive, you mean the lumber mill. all the stuff that you're cutting? >> yes, the sawmill. >> reporter: so blanca forestry products was born. a sprawling lumber mill that produces about 20 million board feet of lumber a year sold across two dozen states. and what helps manage the forest comes with about 70 jobs, and that helps people up and down this rural valley. john medina is a night watchman. >> it's a great boost for the economy. it helps everybody. it helps people working here. it helps the small businesses. you know, there is a lot of money that's staying here and people staying here. >> reporter: jose ontiveros stacks wood for the kiln, that makes possible an enviable colorado lifestyle. >> i love fishing, yeah. >> reporter: why do you like to fish? >> sometimes to eat, and just to be out in nature and just enjoying the elements. i'll even go fishing when it's raining. it's just great. >> reporter: and it's a family affair. the mill also employees his sister, stepdaughter, and wife antoinette, who works in the front office. so the logical questi

making your way past mill valley and the golden gate bridge. this is the richmond-san rafael bridge, just a couple of cars heading through there. it's quiet out there. we had an overnight fatality, this one in pleasanton off the freeway at northbound foothill boulevard at castle wood. that fatality took down a pole, an electric pole, and so that part of the roadway will be closed down for the most part of the day between castlewood and brunell. you might want to avoid that area in pleasanton. we'll be back with more news, >>> it's a messy morning in southern california. we have wind advisories, we have snow. we have heavy rain from riverside down to oceanside into san diego. and that's going to turn over to showers and thunderstorms for the rest of the afternoon. we're just getting the top end of that in the south bay right now. it's not going to last very long. you can see the storms pulling to the south and east away from us. increasing sunshine. 50s everywhere else until you get up to the mountains, 44 in yosemite. for tahoe, lake wind advis

mill, in a pollution hotspot on the of nairobi. the white, powdery ash from the mill has to be washed away every day. the particles and some other black smoke that normally comes out, thatis black smoke that normally comes out, that is the worst thing. when you breathe those particles, it's so painful. at this local clinic, the number of cases of pneumonia, asthma and chest infections has doubled in the last 12 months. the world health organization recognises in air pollution as one of the causes. cecilia can hardly breathe. and this woman's lung capacity is not what it should be. the nearly 750,000 people living in this community, and many of them are struggling to breathe because of the air quality. as a tea m because of the air quality. as a team of african scientists who have come up with ways measuring the air—quality here, and they think that it air—quality here, and they think thatitis air—quality here, and they think that it is a step forward in finding a solution to this problem. these low—cost air pollution sensor

lorraine has a steel mill. even here in cleveland the major steel mills are once again up and running. i do believe they've made significant investments in water pollution control and also air ollution control, but no doubt accidents happen. there are, of course, other kinds of contributors to water pollution. cleveland, like lots of cities that grew in the late 19th century and early 20th century, has combined sewers, which means that sanitary sewage combines with storm runoff and when it rains, that means that untreated sewage flows into both the cuyahoga and directly into lake erie. we also know that lake erie suffers from nonpoint pollution, which is to say agricultural runoff mostly, particularly over in toledo from the river. so as i tell my students, there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, to new problems, and to be vigilant about regulation and enforcement. >> to the west of cleveland is toledo. tim, you are on the air. goo

think, about the brown stream to meet lake erie, and industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories. filled with ships.. >> the cuyahoga river, as it reaches lake erie, after a 100-mile twisting under turning journey from its head waters is an exhausted stream, abused and misused by man and his machines. without the cuyahoga, the sprawling megalopolis of cleveland, akron, would not exist. the river was the reason for originally settling this portion of the western reserve in the 1780's. the river called crooked by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio and so man came and continued coming. until today, nearly two million people live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man has used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a navigable stream, a water supply and as a sewer. man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epitaph for the cuyahoga river, the crooked river? >> there's been some changes since 96 six but if management has not yet become an epitaph it is still a death knell. today, w

bay there, and the shingle-mill industry, all along shilshole avenue here. >> cass o'callaghan from the ballard historical society tells me more. did the neighborhood really change over the years? >> in about the late '30s, early '40s, the commercial district moved north and businesses moved out. nobody wanted to be here anymore. >> with the exception, that is, of edith macefield and her retired single mother, alice wilson. edith's early life is a bit mysterious. we know she was born in august 1921, and that her parents divorced shortly thereafter. during her 20s, edith disappears -- to england, she says, where she seems to have gotten married once or thrice. but, again, it's hard to tell fact from fiction. [ camera shutter clicks ] by the 1950s, she's back in ballard, single, and working as a store manager for spic 'n span dry cleaners. edith buys this house for her mother and the two name it whitewood cottage. edith is able to pay off the $3,700 mortgage in just a few years. in her off hours, she babysits for next-door neighbor gayle holland. hi, gayle. you know why i'm here -- to

mill valley had over 1" of rain. american canyon joined the rain party. there was some really impressive totals along that line. southward not as much. our system is flying over southern california. they're probably about done here. spral california getting ready for that system to move in down there. 40s, 50s, there are a few 30s to the north. breeze z at about 35 miles per hour out of the east. windy in the hills. 50s for most.. >>> happening today, a group of mothers fighting to stay in a house in west oakland will be back in court. we're live this morning in hayward where a judge will allow them to remain or where they may actually have to get out. >> i'm in front of the hayward hall of justice and the court hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. the owners want it back but now some oakland's counsel members are stepped in to support the group. two oakland city council members republican demanding that the owner of

those lynn mills while while while. darling i want to watch television tonight and there's no damn wind, would i do? i want to watch the election results, darling there's no wind, the damn wind just isn't blowing like it used to because of global warming i think. i think it's global warming. [laughter] global warming. no more wins, no more lights, the ocean is going to rise one eighth of an inch in the next 250 years.

mil mills acquired the gift in 1977. mills declared financial emergency and laid off 11 professors, many of them tenured. >> very sad to let it go but at least it will be preserved. >>> let's turn to the weather forecast. >> going to be a while before we dry out. >> we'll get a break this weekend but it's not going to happen immediately. i want to show you live doppler 7. most of you are seeing clouds, fog. there are a couple of spots where the roadways are going to be a little slippery around boys hot springs. you would notice a little bit of drizzle. temperatures right now in the 50s. 60s. this afternoon it was milder. most of you in the low to upper 6 # 0s although san jose did manage to get up to 70 degrees. yeah. it was pretty mild. golden gate bridge camera, it is pretty soupy out there. watch out for the fog. visibility is low. spotty drizzle tonight. foggy areas in the morning. we're looking at dry and cool starting on sunday and another storm arrives the middle of next week. it's a level one for tomorrow afterno

mills acquired the book as a gift in 1977. mills declared a financial emergency in 2017. it laid off 11 professors. the first folio is expected to go for millions of dollars. >>> a heads up from michael finney, you have just a month left to file a claim with equif equifax. exeq the filing deadline is january 22nd. you can find out more information on the 7 on your side page at abc7news.com. >>> the football team at oakland's mclimans high school hopes to do something only one other team has done for. >> they're ready for their fourth straight state championship win. they are a perfect 11-0 this season. the coach says his players are ready. >> we worked all off season, worked hard. went undefeated. some of the guys first time going to the state game. some guys, we have one kid on the bus who played in all three state games. it means a lot for us. >> only delasalle of concord won four state titles. we say good luck to you all. have a good trip. >> yeah. that's awesome. so much fun. let's talk about dense fog advisory out there. you can see the areas in gray, which is the no

. >> reporter: greg mills, kpix 5. >>> big bear ski resort about 108 miles east of los angeles is back open, but a lot of people who had plans to enjoy the wintry weather left feeling disappointed. powerful storms dumped 4 feet of snow down there in just 48 hours forcing them to shut down all but one road. some drivers waited in traffic for more than 3 hours only to be turned around. the latest storm system is expected to bring 2 to 4 feet of snow to the sierra. this was in golden ranch, nevada about 10 miles north of lake tahoe. roads clear during the day, but that's expected to change overnight with slick and icy pavement and potential closures. look at how traffic was flowing tonight on interstate 80 in the sierra. huge change from last night. there was a massive back up. but conditions are expected to change again in the next few hours. >>> stunning footage into the newsroom tonight of a very close call for 2 people in union city. fire crews say a van accidentally turned onto the tracks on e street tonight when the train was approaching. the train slammed into the car and pushed it

my few friends when i started going around to the mills in iowa experiencing it firsthand so our local store is diabetics pet shop and we went in there and we saw the puppies and asked them and our 1st they were like from a breeder and they were very open about it and so we asked if we could contact them and so they gave us their card and we made an appointment and we went and we visited the mill and there was it was also all. in general we have the negative temperatures and the very very high temperature is that the dogs are forced to live in the 21st and so our protests are every single week and no matter what the weather today we are very sick to be near positive temperatures when i left my house this morning with the wind chill it was negative forty's. this is cold it's on our coldest it is average winds here high over there usually air protests are between 2 people in 10 people every lead just depends on the weather and what we all have going on it is a priority and everybody we have several people that travel from out of town to get here 2 years is a long time to think that we've

what happened at muir woods right here in mill valley shocked a lot of people i talked to tonight. they heard about the trees falling on three people, and one of them not surviving. muir woods, the home of giant redwood trees, is a tourist attraction. >> it's amazing. it just slows everything down. and they go straight up and it's just -- it's beautiful. >> reporter: people come to see the tall trees, but on christmas eve without warning five trees along hillside trail came crashing down. >> there are a million moments it can happen and i'm so sorry somebody had to be there. >> reporter: according to park officials three people were there with one of the trees fell directly on top of them. a man escaped without injury. a woman was injured by falling debris. a third man was killed, pinned by the trunk of the tree. >> it's heartbreaking when anything happens and you always think about the risks. but the alternative would be to stay inside. >> reporter: about a million people come to muir woods each year. park officials say what happened here is rare, pointing out that the trees fell

>>see this is a mill valley here miller and. >>taking up a little harder around 7 o'ock and it's expected to be this way through the night. well mostarts of the bay area stayed out of the heavier rain wednesday. the rain made its way into the north bay fog and light showers across the golden gate bridge continued on one oh one duringafternoon when we arriveto mill valley around 5 in the afternoon. they later picked up again around 07:00pm this woman was out grocery shopping and storm rea an arm epare. i he both said i have and karen i have is rain. people here are used to the wet weather ght now is okay is not our problem. >>used to be eating we use waiting for the worst. >>patricia road less as a manager at joe's tacos on miller avenue, a street that' been swamped with water that it became impassable late 3 years ago, they want to float in and it was really horrible. would le remain outside. the giant panels are nothing compared to 3 years ago, there's more soggy days to me winter is a week and a half away. so we're going to be

the white, powdery ash from the mill has to be washed away every day. the particles and some other black smoke that normally comes out, that is the worst thing. when you breathe those particles, it's so painful. at this local clinic, the number of cases of pneumonia, asthma and chest infections has doubled in the last 12 months. the world health organization recognises air pollution as one of the causes. cecilia can hardly breathe, and this woman's lung capacity is not what it should be. there are nearly 750,000 people living in this community, and many of them are struggling to breathe because of the air quality. there is a team of african scientists who have come up with ways of measuring the air quality here, and they think that it is a step forward in finding a solution to this problem. these low—cost air pollution sensors are easy to install. they detect and record the amount of dangerous small particles in the air. that data is then transmitted to a website, where it can be accessed by anyone for free. our data is accurate, which means anyone in

since then, he has blamed wind mills for most of the ills in our society. for starters, pollution, noise, cancer, and lowing real estate values. so far he has not blamed wind mills for moderate to severe plaque ser rayo sis. but it's early. here now is the president tilting at wind mills again this past saturday. >> we'll have an economy based on wind. i never understood wind. i know wind mills very much. i've studied it better than anybody. it's very expensive. they're made in china and germany mostly. very few made her, almost none. but they're yoofs manufactured. tremendous if you're into this, tremendous fumes, gases are spewing into the atmosphere. you know we have a world, right? so the world is tiny compared to the universe. so tremendous, tremendous amount of fumes and everything. you talk about the carbon footprint, fumes are spewing into the air, right? spewing. whether it's in china, germany, it's going into the air, it's our air, their air, everything, right? >> some hints embedded flight there as to why "the washington post" called it a bafflin

the mill at pendlebury, painted in 1943, has never been displayed in public before and doesnt feature in any books on the artist. it only came to light after its owner died this year at the age of 98. the painting is dominated by the uk's first all—electric powered cotton spinning mill and shows families on their day off. experts think it could fetch up to £1 million next month. for many, christmas wouldn t be christmas if you didn t raise a toast with friends and family in the pub. but in less than 20 years, the number of small pubs in the uk has halved. this week the government pledged more than £1 million to community action groups working to rescue or reopen their locals. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall visited two villages where pub—goers have clubbed together to try to stop them closing for good. there is no cosy christmas cheer at the rising sun, just a ghost of a pub. it closed nine years ago, the last wisp of the community soul of the village of woodcroft, which had already lost its post office and shop. jerry, in his 80s, has lived here for over 40 year

a bolt of lightning this morning splintered a 100-foot tall tree in mill valley at water view drive and lcd court. some neighbors say it sounded like a bomb going off. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is here with a story you'll see only on 7. lauren. >> dan, the strike split the tree in two and would fall on the home below. they evacuated the family making for a very unusual christmas morning. >> it was like a bomb went off. it was right behind the house. >> reporter: residents of water view drive in mill valley were woken up just after 4:00 christmas morn when a strong force of lightningit pl s redwood tree. >> it exploded into shards where it sent part of the tree on top of our house, on top of our car, on top of the power pole. >> reporter: the fire department evacuated the lobos family for three hours. they live just below. >> they thought the tree was going to hit the house, so we had to pull all our animals out and leave. >> reporter: by night fall, crews cut what was left of the tree down into pieces. we met yohannes rockland who lives next door. >> i know the force of the bla

a bolt of lightning this morning splintered a 100-foot tall tree in mill valley at water view drive and lcd court. some neighbors say it sounded like a bomb going off. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is here with a story you'll see only on 7. lauren. >> dan, the strike split the tree in two and would fall on the home below. they evacuated the family making for a very unusual christmas morning. >> it was like a bomb went off. it was right behind the house. >> reporter: residents of water view drive in mill valley were woken up just after 4:00 christmas morn when a strong force of lightning split this redwood tree. >> it exploded into shards where it sent part of the tree on top of our house, on top of our car, on top of the power pole. >> reporter: the fire department evacuated the lobos family for three hours. they live just below. >> they thought the tree was going to hit the house, so we had to pull all our animals out and leave. >> reporter: by night fall, crews cut what was left of the tree down into pieces. we met yohannes rockland who lives next door. >> i know the force of the

lorraine has a steel mill. even here in cleveland the major steel mills are once again up and running. i do believe they've made significant investments in water pollution control and also air pollution control, but no doubt accidents happen. there are, of course, other kinds of contributors to water pollution. cleveland, like lots of cities that grew in the late 19th century and early 20th century, has combined sewers, which means that sanitary sewage combines with storm runoff and when it rains, that means that untreated sewage flows into both the cuyahoga and directly into lake erie. we also know that lake erie suffers from nonpoint pollution, which is to say agricultural runoff mostly, particularly over in toledo from the river. so as i tell my students, there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, to new problems, and to be vigilant about regulation and enforcement. >> to the west of cleveland is toledo. tim, you are on the air. go