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Especially when you have big trees. Reporter these workers are removing trees as part of a widening project in petaluma but the same principal applies. This 200yearold tree was taken out last week. Older and diseased trees are more susceptible to fall down. Determine if the tree is stable or not stable. See if there is a bulge in the root system and that would indicate the tree on the way over tree is on the way over. Reporter Something Else to look for is mushrooms or other fungi that might be collecting around the base of the tree, that could be a sign the tree is getting weak. The californi...

Republican. Steve you are not Brian Kilmeade you are in for him today. Ed no. He will be back tomorrow. Not red. Yankees have won five games in a row. Im just putting it out there. Steve ed is such a yankees fan. His house key is a yankee key. Ainsley you grew up in new york . Ed grew up in new york. I love the yankees. We have a lot of injuries but we are coming back. Steve you picked a great day to join us on fox friends. We start with this a socalled mother of all caravans made up of, perhaps, 10,000 migrants is inching towards our southern border. Ainsley this as Border Patrol releases dis...

Kaitlan Collins is chasing the facts, asking the tough questions and connecting with her sources.

Future security stars shine in first round of CyberFirst Girls contest There were more than 6,500 participants in the opening heats of the National Cyber Security Centre’s CyberFirst Girls competition this year Share this item with your network: By Published: 11 Feb 2021 11:52 More than 6,500 schoolgirls aged 12 to 13 from across the UK took part in the first round of the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC’s) CyberFirst Girls competition, and the top-scoring school teams now move forward to face their regional rivals in the semi-finals. As the industry marks the International D...

NCSC CyberFirst Girls 2021 contest kicks off UK’s national cyber agency says it has already had hundreds of entrants in spite of the challenges presented by the pandemic Share this item with your network: By Published: 18 Jan 2021 0:01 The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has called on girls aged 12 to 13 from across the UK to sign up for its annual CyberFirst Girls competition, with the deadline for entries fast approaching on Monday 25 January. This year’s CyberFirst Girls contest has already had hundreds of schools sign up to take part in spite of the challenges presented to ...