many people bought their kids up to the beach to play in a large shallow pond that illustrate the middle the beach. dogs were having a good time to check out this the dog having the top of his life chasing a ball into the cool pacific ocean trade after talks on new and exciting creatures to check out. watches this dog tried to make sense of a crowd that came ashore. it was a nice day for a long walk on the sandy

there are some parts of san francisco where the rock is shallow. they go down and grab the rocked, and they put them at foundation on the rock and they can build 60-story tower. perfect example, as you approach the bay bridge, on the left there is the building called 1 rincon hill. that is 63 stories tall with a basement, and it sits on a foundation in rock. if you look to the left, you see the infinity. it has the shaped. that is the rock site. they dug down, put it on rock. as you move north, you come to the southern pacific building or the embarcadero centers or the trans america towers. there, the rock is 40, 60 feet deep. but the decision was made that we need parking. so they elected to dig down to the dents supporting soil and build a foundation on the dance material below the bay mud. so that is a rock site, rock expedite -- rock excavation. this is part of the temporary shoring system that retains the walls of the excavation and prevents the building, other buildings from falling into the hole. >> where were we? >> we were driving around i

very shallow. reduced visibility on highway 1. is system will eventually slide in here and bump the high out, but more likely tomorrow. a smidge cooler by the coast. very little breeze now. maybe later today. 60s, 70s and 80s. not too far inland in the 90s. warm today. big cooldown on saturday. partly cloudy and mostly cloudy on sunday and monday, much cooler. >>> well, a controversial project at san francisco city hall. while plan to build a wheelchair ramp are being questioned. >>> check this out. a mysterious object in the sky. what was that? some people are wondering if we are really alone in the universe. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> good morning. patchy fog on the

by early tomorrow morning we anticipate shallows to arrive. rain showers off and on.r an inch by the time it's over to morganite, ending on friday morning. near 70 degrees today, mostly sunny. a few high, thin clouds. collins increasing today. intermittent showers tomorrow, heavy at times. highs in the low 60's. friday, a chance of rain. gusty wind and temperature is remaining in the 60's for the highs during the weekends. >>> filming a movie, causing voters restrictions, including pennsylvania avenue between constitution and third street. that will be closed until 6:00 a.m. there's a car fire on the al qaeda loop of the beltway before university blvd. -- car fire on the outer loop. delays are starting to form the outer loop. >>> we are seeing the seventh - being brought to the surface -- the seventh minoer. getting fresh air for the first time in seven weeks. >> the first one came up last night. this is number seven emerging live. everybody cheering and clapping. we cannot even imagine what the atmosphere is like. >> basically all the families have set up a tent city

we put pipe in the ground to protect the shallower formation. then we drill some more and keep raising the mud weight and then we have to set another string of pipe to protect the next formation. that is why we have to keep doing the strings of pipe, one after another. finally you get the final string at the bottom and that is why they all have to be cemented an isolated. the other thing about this is that -- the drilling normally is an open system. there is nothing closed at the top of the well what your drilling. again, the prevention is the mud that your circulating white or drilling in that is what keeps the formation back. the hydrocarbons want to try to flow into the well if the pressure was lower. when you get really deep, when you get down to the high pressure below 10,000 feet, these things -- the expansion ratio -- if you have a small ball of gas that comes in your if you allow a small bubble to get in, it comes up with the mud and the higher it gets in the well, the faster it goes and the bigger it expands. by the time it gets to the

. >> they do not want to be as shallow -- they want to be more shallow than the bigger tulips? the bigger the bald, but deeper dewberry them? >> that is that general rule. >> ball sized affects the size of the flower? >> generally it does. there we go. ok. these guys are going to push some in here and these are really little bulbs. you could use a crocus. you could use a little daffodils. >> almost at the surface? >> again, appointee side of. they are doing a good job with that. >> ok, here we go. that is a good one. >> if you make a mistake and go upside down, it will still grow towards the light. >> we are out of soil. >> right now we are going to plant some pansies' on top. >> rest -- last week we did raven colors, we are doing it again. >> we are even planting some orange. adding a little bit of soil. >> there we go. >> just a little bit of color. we are set for the fall. >> i will stick with the ravens. >> we have a steelers fan in our midst in the store, but we do not like him. [laughter] they will grow right through here, which is nice, and we have a nice two-season bloo

the fog is working its way shallow. and it almost looks like to point rays. it is an unbelievablely hard call over by the coast. even the city is sitting at 67 degrees. 53 over by ocean beach. you won't have to go far to find cool. inland upper 80 to 90 degrees. >>> thanks steve. we're taking a look right now at 880 near the oakland coliseum. both ways are flowing well. let's see it is 5:00 on the nose. let's head back to the desk. >>> topping our news incredible overnight developments in chile. ten of the 33 men that have been trapped are now safely aboveground. each of them greeted with cheers tears, and hugs as they reunit with friends and loved ones. the rescue operation has been an interesting one with crews pulling the men to the surface one by one using a small capsule. take a look at that. it has been moving along fairly quickly though. we are already hearing from one of the miners about the experience. >> we used our miners heart and experience but everything else the professionals are the ones that contributed. >> you see the miners are wearing sung

some of that fog very low and shallow. especial around the city and golden gate. all these temperatures in the city ocean beach to the financial district are down 8- 10 degrees from yesterday. yesterday morning was calm and warm. there was no breeze at all. today a noticeable change. temperatures will be coming down today. inland they will still be warm. napa was 94 yesterday. we'll go 87 today. walnut creek low 90s. 87 today. san jose a hot 91 and humid we'll go 86 today. that is still warm. it's four degrees cooler than yesterday. there you go. that along with the west wind and the fog. coming together for cooler weather. gilroy at 53. pleasant hill upper 30s. 51 ukiah. very, very foggy around the monterey plaza. first part of the cooling weather is beginning. yesterday was hot and humid pattern. that gets kicked out of here. the high son way out. lows will come right near us by sunday and monday. we will ease into this cooler weather. 60s and 70s the coast today. upper 80s and a few 90s holding on for one more day. >>> all right thank you steve. 6:40 is the tim

it's rather shallow this afternoon. despite that we did feel a cooling influence and will continue to feel it over the next few days. right now, temperatures are these, 86 degrees in antioch. 80 in livermore there. is warmth inland areas of the east bai. but not the extreme warmth we've seen a couple days ago. it's 60 in san francisco. trooking -- taking a look at the 24 hour temperature change. virtually every location dropped off significantly from temperature readings yesterday except half moon bay. it's 5 degrees warmer, we'll continue to cool down area wide. fog will be around the skbai into the coastline tonight. temperatures continuing to drop off friday through sunday. sunday will be coolest day in the seven-day forecast period. there is a close up image showing fog across the coastline there. was a shallow layer of fog that did have a strong cooling influence not only along the coast but around the bay. and here is something interesting. there is this upper level low off the coast kicking up some powerful thund

it's very shallow and will not last very long. but it will be there. temperatures are chilly even if you have the fog. twin peaks 49. we have low 50s as well. 50s, 60s and toys. that is much warmer air than high pressure is building in. that's squashing that fog. pleasant hill is 47. santa rosa is 49. 60s and 70s today. no problems today. we'll have fog but nothing we haven't dealt with were. temperatures in the 60s there. and game three looks good to go. and same for tomorrow. i think we will be the same. mostly sunny and cloud it up late thursday. possibility of light rain on friday. >>> time now 6:18 san francisco decision to close the park is getting okay from neighbors. right now visitors can be in the park at any hour but they're not allowed to sleep there. if the park were closed police can arrest loiters. now they are issued a citation and ordered to appear in court. >>> the owner and manager of a san francisco printing company are expected to surrounder to police because of the death of a pregnant woman. prosecutors charged the owner and manag

but i understand it can be shallow way, way out.hat a tragedy. >> maybe they will do more investigating. >> back here -- >> back here it is very, very chilly. in fact, i took a look ba like a couple of months. it is the chilliest it's been outside since late april. >> wow. >> i know. wow. but it's not going to stay that way. we'll see temperatures rebound nicely this weekend and going into next week. i'll have your full forecast coming up when news 4 returns. hi there, i'm ian wright and i'm investigating what makes aba so happy. oh my word, that's fantastic. ♪ow your boat gently down the stream... ♪ i'll tell you what; it's not aloe vera the main export. it's happiness. i haven't even got bait on the end of mine. i don't care; it's just nice sitng here. you're getting it. you're getting it. >>some breaking news out of maryland this mornin firefighters are on the scene of a three alarm fire in prince george's county. this fire is in a three sry building along the 3300 bck of curtis drive in suitland. no word on the extentf damage or

. >> catamarans are a much more shallow draft in both. -- drafting boat. we have over 5.5 meters of death throughout the race in the area, so a very, very low dredge would be necessary, so going forward in terms of looking at the 04 facilities, the idea here is to make this really a publicly accessible place -- looking at further opportunities -- facilities. this will bring them up to life safety standards for assembly space and would widen public access during, through, and beyond the actual race itself. the waterfront will be an extraordinary opportunity. there is food and beverage for the public as well as the teams. the heart of all of this would be a ampitheater, which provides viewing space for the public to look out in real$ water but also to be supported by video monitors and so forth that will make this really a new kind of america's cup. this is very conceptual. it will be up to mr. ellison and his team to decide what to do in terms of architecture. there could be a very simple, a temporary structure, which could be overarching. to protect from t

it is shallow though at 1400 feet deep.re going to see a stronger onshore push and the higher clouds today. that's all gonna make for a cooler afternoon. you'll notice the cloud cover off the coast that will continue to stream in but we do have an upper level low that is developing to the west of us. and this is what it's gonna bring the chance of showers to the southern portion of our district and also in the mountains. tomorrow morning more cloud cover and with the mist and drizzle, we will be looking at some of that moisture on the pavement if you're headed out early tomorrow but notice the low travels to the south and the rain will sink to the south. so looking at the possibility of snow though in the higher elevations of the sierra nevada. back home clouds here and there with 77 santa clara and milpitas. a cooler day with clouds around. 74 menlo park. san francisco coming down about 5 degrees today for high of 65. you'll notice the clouds from daly city and the sunset district today. numbers comfortable and napa with 7

it's shallow but it is providing the low clouds and the fog this morning.t we'll find today is with some cloudiness out there, not a whole lot of sunshine to warm us up. with stronger onshore push, looking at a cooler day today and there is an upper level low that's developing to the west of us. by the end of the weekend, this heads towards the coast. moisture associated with you it but the atmosphere is pretty dry. areas with the best chance of showers are well to the south and east of us. could see snow 8,000 feet and some rain in the valley locations but overall more of a cloudy afternoon tomorrow with a continued cool atmosphere. so temperatures coming down. as for tomorrow and today in the south bay, lots of 70s out there. 76 campbell, 78 san jose. peninsula numbers pacifica 60 degrees. the pumpkin festival half moon bay bay today, cloudy skies, 61. lots of people heading there for sure. and mid-70s around redwood city. today's downtown 65 san francisco and the north bay numbers from the low 60s at our beaches, stinson beach, upper 70s santa rosa with

suddenly a huge storm lupe, waves smashed the ship into the shallows and fortunately most of the crew survived and made it home, but their cargo, treasures from the orient remain here, virtually all of it still undiscovered. waves still occasionally wash ashare, tantalizing pieces of treasure, because because of the sharks, the cold water and difficulty of finding this wreck, no one has seriously searched for it until now. this man believes he knows right where there is gold, porcelain and a significant shipwreck under the sands of drake's bay. he has document proves it and a plan too bring it up and salvaging in these dangerous water requires courageous and serious politicking and it's the adventure for bob marks who began looking for this wreck 40 years ago. >> i just came back from spain and i'm convince the documents that i read in the spanish archived that the ship capsized about a quarter mile offshore and some of the rig hing and masts went ashore, as we know from documents. the main part is laying out there in 40-50-feet of water and what we don't know is how much sediment is

foundation repair and massive walls to protect the home while the slope [inaudible] >> here we have the shallow slides, a debris slides. during earthquakes, they are both activated and the movement on the deep sea slides accelerates as well as the official material that erodes. >> if there's one point that is brought home from this discussion of landslides is san francisco is a part of the community that experiences many types of landslides, rockfalls, deportations. we need to be aware of the geologic and topographic setting we are in. when we are planning to build our home or buy a home or at additions to the home. if i have one suggestion, that is to seek information from the apartment building inspection. if you're not satisfied, there is ample information there. a geologist needs an opinion of the stability of the environment you're in. >> the building department will typically require that kind of information. people will do a major edition. what we are wondering is why we require that information. >> great, thank you very much. it is terrific. it is fun to see a lot of the city. thank you

there is a shallow layer as you can see. so we're not expecting it to advance inland. it's going to remain near the coast. there is highs so far, and we do have records so talk about. 92 degrees in oakland airport and sfo. both new records for the day. san jose is 93 degrees today. that is a tie. so... the sea breeze kicked in after we set records. temperatures mid to upper 60s, we still had plenty of low to mid-90s across the bay area. now, there is temperatures falling. and there is 74 in san francisco. highlights fog tonight. a cooler day tomorrow. and much cooler weather headed towards bay area for the weekend. so those inland areas into 90s going to drop down into 70s by weekend. this morning, fog around the monterey bay and coastline has not advanced very far northward. and it's just been sitting there and along the san mateo county area. it's expected to fill in along some parts of the coastline overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. ridge of high pressure provided warmth is weakening just slightly allowing for cooling today. and as we head towards next co

lands, the sonoma coast -- not the sonoma coast, excuse me but south of there t there it is, very shallow, going that for beside the schrnl inland. inland, we are still getting some very warm temperatures, the thinking fog will be there but cooler. we lost the clouds in that -- you are seeing more of a westerly breeze. city alone, ocean breeze, these are a good 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. south of market, 66. north mission, contrerra hill, 67. temperatures will be warm for some but cooler in others. oakland down from 88 to 75. 86 san jose. 87 walnut creek. 81 livermore and concord and san jose, 79. palo alto had 73. the sixties and the fog can be really thick on highway 1. be careful of that. even sacramento will cool down into saturday. the system will move in. everything is moving more of an onshore wind and the low pressure system will term and head right back over us. there is shower out of that system. the low gets close. the fog is returning, as you saw. it's still mostly sunny. a few clouds out of that system but otherwise, lots of sunshine but it is a little coo

he pops up one up in the shallow right. trying to make the play, he drops it. error of the series. 1-0 giants. meanwhile, sanchez, he had a no-hitter for five. finally gave up a hit in 6. sanchez leads with one in the eighth. a dramatic pinch hit, two-run homer. it is 2-1 atlanta but the giants are not dead. two outs in the ninth, aubrey huff, single to the right. one scores. game tied at 2 and watch tim lincecum, had you think he likes it. po is sey grounds one to second right through his legs. third error of the game. sanchez scores the take a 3-2 lead. ron wilson gets him to ground out to end it. the giants take a 2-1 series lead with a 3-2 victory. >> rangers and texas, rays. one down the left field line. tampa bay up 3-0 and here a mammoth blast. rays take to even the series. game five will be tuesday in tampa bay, 5-2 the final. >> raiders hosting san diego trying to end a 13 game losing streak to the chargers. former head coach owns the raiders. he blocks the punt, goes out into the end zone, it's 2-0 raiders. later, another blast, recovers it for a touc

. >> sometimes, it can be as shallow as six to eight feet.. i mean, we have other issues on deeper water wades where it's breaking in 50 or 60 feet of water, where to 80 you have the issue of hitting the bottom. in another place in hawaii like king's reef or jaws you have the issue of being held down. >> jaws is a big wave in hawaii. >> right of the notion of being like pinned under water on a 60-foot wave with your head coming up against a cave, it just was so terrifying that i wanted to see it. so we swam out and looked around and there were these crevices and like little gullies and overhangs and you could easily see how a body would just get pinned in there. >> are you scared, though? >> yeah. you want to be scared f you're not scared you're not assessing what's happening. >> so fear is a good thing. >> absolutely. it's a fair assessment of what's occurring. if you're out and it's 80 feet or 60 feet and you're being held down, you want to be scared. i mean, that's only good math. you know? >> i read in the book you say, if i scare myself

live claritin clear. >>> before we go, we'll take a dip in the shallow end. a rally in maryland. take a listen. >> united states does not play for second place. we play for first place. we're going to make investments in you. >> that was embarrassing a little throat croak, but the show has to go on and it did. >> all these folks, we have gotten down into the ditch. put on our boots -- >> we heard all that throat croaking and we couldn't help but think of another embarrassing fictional voice cracking from the '70s brought to us by from the bradys. ♪ it's time to change >> that's it for "daily rundown." coming up next on msnbc "chris jansing & company." >>> here's a look at your weekend weather forecast. i'm meteorologist bill karins. we head into the weekend with a gorgeous weather pattern on friday and head into saturday. we're talking two or three sunny days in a row from the middle of the country all the way to the east coast. even into sunday, temperatures should be very mild and enjoy a gorgeous fall weekend. to my grandkids, i'm nana. i'm friend, secret-

. >> the session has been shorter and shallower than it would have been with the old countries cooperating and providing stimulus. it really worked. so you had the rebound, but now with the stimulus running out and all of this rhetoric about the balancing budgets, we are now in danger of a second downturn. the original stimulus mainly worked in restarting or maintaining consumption. now, that is not sustainable because we consume too much. we consume nearly 70% of the gdp goes for congress supsumption. in china that is 30.56%, half. so china has to consume more, we have to consume less. and, therefore, the stimulus has to go to build up our productive capacity rather than consumption. now, it would be time to rebuild the road system to have an intelligent electricity grate to have high-speed railroads those would pay for themselves and create employment. >> now we need to see policies enkujing, incentivizing investment? >> instead of the bush tax cuts because if you extent the tax cuts for the top 2%, you don't have money for the investment program. so it's a choice between creating the em

it's a shallow layer that is going to continue to deepen. there is high clouds coming in from the south. that is just drawing up cloud cover. what we're seeing is in southern california has been thunderstorms in san diego. some have been working towards san joaquin valley and south of the tahoe area. we've seen some lightning streaks around. there is a possibility we may see around san benito county moisture working up in the overnight hours. just be aware of that. cooler conditions sunday. there is a cold front starting to approach. it's a strong system at this time of the year. it's going to knock temperatures down into upper 70s inland towards sunday. there is upper 40s tonight along the coast. and north bay and santa rosa. and over the bay side communities inland areas into 50s, so another comfortable night of sleeping. 80 in san jose. high clouds on the peninsula. there is upper 50s at beaches and not much change there. downtown san francisco, sun breaks and 63 degrees. and east bay tomorrow, sunshine into afternoon. 68 in oakland. 77 f

it's about silos follows a fishing riggel in the shallows. he describes the line in his tablet as much pride in that line as a man and his son. he giggles and goes on. the next letters come easy. with this he will have more than a mark to bind. rambling across the page again and again in messy rows along it flows until he goes off the page's edge. he smiles. he's surprised to hear when his mouth opens. that's mine. so, this really lovely book that georgia put together for me has great painting on the cover. a painting of mcintosh street in georgia painted in the 1940's by a man, frank stanley herring. i saw this painting after i had written this next poem and after i talked to my grand mother and she mentioned this street to me. i didn't know it existed because by the time i was coming up the black business district was gone. and the past few years i think they erected a monument to it. nigger street. 1937. mcintosh street the sign reads like the apple. red but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights a

cody ross skying one to shallow right. mike fontenot scores. 1-0 giants.onrad's nightmare was just beginning. sanchez on cruise control taking a no hitter into the 6th and striking out 11 but left with one on and one out in the 8th. sergio romo entered. he struggled in game 2. worse tonight. two-run homer off the foul pole. braves take a 2-1 lead. for a second game in a row the bull pen blows the lead in the 8th inning. giants down to their final out but without billy wagner the braves couldn't finish it. aubrey huff's liner falls within hayward. beating the throw and the game is tied. next up buster posey. hit the ground. right through the legs of conrad. his third error of the game. a bill buckner moment. they take a 2-1 series leading. they hung on. >> why is it that you have these very close games? >> i will answer that. i speak better english. >> okay. >> it just seems like every game, all the way through san diego to get in, everything is so stressful. sit alt home for nine years and watching the playoffs. it is never over until it is over. that's ex

a very shallow layer of fog in the distance. it is confined to the coast. but it will start to move in over some of our bayside communities in the overnight hours. show you the current readings across the bay area. san francisco 55 degrees. half moon bay, 54. you get inland and temperatures are in the 70s. so a nice afternoon. fog over the bay tonight. mild and hazy tomorrow. and you are look at a chance of showers as early as thursday afternoon. here is what it looked like this afternoon. fog just lingering near the coast. really chilly conditions. places like half moon bay, pacifica only in the mid 50s but inland area enjoying the sun with mild conditions today. tomorrow is going be another mild day. in the morning we will start out with the fog actually moving in over the bay. at around 5:00 tomorrow morning some of you will wake up to the grey skies and really inland communities will start out with the clear conditions. temperatures will fall to the mid 40s in places like mover dale, low to mid 50s along the coastline and then we will start to enjoy a n

a grounds keeper found it buried in a shallow hole in an isolated area.re were partially smoked cigars and candles nearby. >> based on our detectives investigation and looking into some religious rituals that this is possibly related to a religious process. >> the corner determined that the hearts had been surgically removed and had been autopsied before. police say so farther not connected to any grave sites. >>> well, if you love rain, you're going to love this weekend. >> and i do. up, it is nice to see the wet season making a return to the bay area and today we saw the showers showing up about a third of an inch. not a big storm just yet. we have still got things sitting off the coastline. clouds making their way into our skies. fog. most of the rainfall moved to the north. doppler showing some of the activity. seeing showers here. notice this line off the coastline. that will be sagging to the south overnight tonight. rain will be picking up. but it is kind of scattered right now and you can see it on the satellite images. the clouds moving on by. be

next inn, a pop fly to shallow right. the ball flies out of his glove., the game is tied right now. this is the playoffs, friends. the winning run for the giants, braves now one game away from elimination. giants came back to win. that's pivotal. >> the rays upped their series against the rangers. they play game five back in tampa tomorrow. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," new york's republican gubernatorial candidate carl paladino says it's high time we stopped brainwashing children with that gay agenda. we'll cover that one. when we come back, we're going to watch eminem teach anderson cooper how to rhyme. >>> last week, we brought you forbes most powerful women in the world list. we've got another one for you this week. who is the most powerful woman in the uk? it's one of the best known authors of the last decade and she beats out former spice girl and the queen to top the list. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends that j.k. ruling has been named britain's most influential woman, based on her writing skills, tenac

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the ban on new shallow water drilling was lifted in june, but few new permits have been granted. energy analyst thomas pritchard expects investment in the gulf will dry up without more clarity. >> until those guidelines are thrown out there and we know what the competitive landscape is going to be-- who can drill, who can't drill, what you're potential liability cap is out there-- you're not going to have anybody betting the ranch on drilling in the gulf. >> reporter: while the industry pushes for new drilling to resume, environmental groups are pushing back. elgie holstein of the environmental defense fund says oil and gas companies have a lot of work to do. >> they have a long way to go to demonstrate that they can meet the much tougher safety requirements that the government has now put in place. >> reporter: the interior department says the new rules will add an extra $1.5 million in costs for each new deepwater well. that doesn't include the cost of staying idle. regulators say it probably will be the end of the year before any new deepwater permits are issued. stephanie dhu

>>challenges abound: shallow water, extreme weather, toxic sulfur levels and complicated logistics... as there is no access to the open sea. >>to tap into the precious black gold here - estimated reserves top 9 billion barrels - kazakhstan teamed up with partners including shell, total, exxonmobil, conocophillips and eni. >>massimov: the total investment is above $160 billion. the most developped technology is used to develop this project. because, it's not an easy project as i mentioned. but i think the cooperation between investors and the government of kazakhstan bringing up new technologies will resolve the issue and we'll have a success story. >>reporter: after many delays... the field is now scheduled to go online by 2012... a critical deliverable if kazakhstan wants to fulfill its promise to double oil production to 3 million barrels a day in the next decade. >>kulibayev: for this moment we have a strategy to have plateaued at that level: 3 million barrels. we will achieve that in the next decade. and we have resources to be on the plateau for 40, 50 years. >>reporter: this new

the grounds keepers found them buried in a shallow hole in an isolated area of the cemetery and theyre partially smoked grass and candles nearby. >> based on our detective's investigation and looking into some religious rituals this is possibly related to a religious practice called santaria. >> the hearts had been autopsied before and had traces of embalming fluid in them. they are not connected to any grave sites in san mateo county. >>> he is not even in his teens but a san jose middle school student was able to do what no high tech engineer could do. diagnose and fix a security problem in a popular web browser. kiet do introduces us to a young tech geneus who earned a pretty nice bonus for his efforts. >> reporter: his name is alex miller and he is the doogie houser of internet security. >> how old are you? 12. will be 13 next month. >> reporter: the seventh grader from san jose has done what very few people in the world can do. he found and then exploited a security flaw in firefox one of the most popular browsers in the world. he spent about 90 minutes a day for ten days and ca

. >> this technique is one used during the census for shallow waters.device has been a the bottom of the seabed to pick up a sample of mud to find out what lives inside that. >> and more sophisticated methods at greater depths of sound completely new species. they discover this tiny warm four kilometers down in the antarctic. >> we have been looking for tiny microbes. we have been looking at all the animals were confined in all these different environment. it has been a huge, quite complicated undertaking. >> founders believe there are around a quarter of a million and marine species. research suggests there could be three times that many, but they have yet to discover. even then the picture is incomplete, the census has provided much-needed information on some of the most complex and mysterious ecosystems. >> not only do we understand more about individual species, but we understand how they relate to one another. that is important as far as conservation is concerned, because we need to understand how these creatures interact and also the effect they h

many people bought their kids up to the beach to play in a large shallow pond that illustrate the middle the beach. dogs were having a good time to check out this the dog having the top of his life chasing a ball into the cool pacific ocean trade after talks on new and exciting creatures to check out. watches this dog tried to make sense of a crowd that came ashore. it was a nice day for a long walk on the sandy beach. it's october and this is on the basis weather all year in san francisco. people who came out today know that it will soon turn cold again and that makes this what they're even more special. of course ocean beach is a popular spot for surfers and this the was no exception. the tide was rolling in and those would have to ride the waves were not disappointed. it ocean beach in san francisco kron 4 news. >> the giants are moving into the next round of the major league playoff. here's a listen to the final out against the atlanta braves. >> and the top of the third control across and in time in the giants have won the series a >>. a matter of inches the giants clinched the game

we walk you through the overnight hours and it's a shallow deck of low clouds but watch what happens during the day saturday. we start to see the influx of those clouds associated with that area of low pressure offshore. so we'll call it partly cloudy for your saturday. meanwhile, it is a getaway friday heading to the northwestern quadrant of the state. the central valley temperatures topping off in the low and mid- 80s. we have a slight chance of a shower in the greater lake tahoe area sunday and monday. otherwise, tomorrow locally numbers coming down everywhere. inland in the 90s. low 80s in livermore, concord and fairfield all the way through the delta including discovery bay. mid-70s will be common from fremont, wrapping around union city and by the way, this weekend, taste of fillmore. it's in san francisco under partly sunny skies at 66 degrees. and on sunday, hut, hut, hike, oh, yeah! the battle of bay, the raiders and 49ers. slight chance of a shower at 63 degrees. let's look at our seven-day forecast starting off with the first five days. we'll call them partly cloudy on sat