if you see the trenches -- here we go. the little dots with the line through them on here are trenches that were dug to find where the extent of the landfill is. we have other types of samples. we saw a lot of contamination. >> please say what a pcb is. >> they are associated with things like transformers. you might remember they were in pole mounted transformers. an oily substance, helps things from being overheated. that was a big contaminant in this area. up in here there was lead contamination. we found similar contaminants within the landfill, petroleum, things of that nature. but the hot spots we have found have been along the edges of the landfill. we have done numerous groundwater samples. it shows that it is relatively clean and we do not have a lot of contamination. i should point out that groundwater flows from the northwest, so the top of that picture down towards the bay. so we did a numerous groundwater samples back in 2007. if there was a lot of contamination, we would have seen it. those samples were nowher

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these are some shots of the ongoing pre-trenching effort. piles that to be removed in front of the shoring wall installation. cdsm operation in his own four, which is now nearly complete, with just the beale street were to finished. it creates a lot of mud. and the equipment has been mobilized. there is the rotator on the right. one of the two rotators that will be on the project. and the crane setting them up and assembling the equipment. as far as, to give you an update on quality control, the instrumentation has been put in place. the shoring wall, and that is the drill rig on the left. it is to monitor any potential for movement, as well as other instruments around the site. one of the things i forgot to mention is the during the month of august, we completed the test panels on the shoring wall system, and those came out of the test panels. they were then sent to the lab, a check for strengthened permeability. everything past. so we moved into the production phase last month. some general utility shots. this is just about complete, which

people have just been arrested after a trench collapsed on conrad road. -- rescued after a trench collapsed on conrad road. >> let me show you the scene. a lot of emergency personnel here at the scene. about 4:45, two people were for a water orh sewer line when it began collapsing. two other people tried to jump in and help them. they were just stuck in there. personnel arrived and digging them out. this elicited people in the neighborhood to get buckets. is wet. if you went in there with shovels, it would be a tough getting an added there. the men were retrieved. both men pulled out of there. one has been airlifted. both are at fairfax hospital. day after the death of gaddafi, there are questions about the way he was killed. he fired thes fatal shot. >> we are live with the latest the investigation. >> gaddafi was beaten and shot the head, chest, and stomach. whether he was caught in the or shot close range execution-style is still very much in dispute. the final violent moments, seen begging for his life. there are conflicting accounts how the 69-year-old former dictator actually died. mo

and also, obviously, the pre- trenching complete by the end of the year. nextel will be the start of the excavation, which we anticipate just around the first of the year. a low traffic, the -- a little graphic, cdsm is under way, both on the north and south sides of one and two. pre-trenching is complete in most areas with some left to do it in a coma and down on the west end or the throat with the trains will enter, the train box. and then to buttress work in the corner of zone four. some of the various areas on the site. the cdsm operation -- did want to include that one picture on the right there. these guys definitely earned their money and probably pay a lot in washing clothes as well. it is a very muddy operation. we would like to point out that as of tomorrow, if all goes well, there's two yellow circles will be covered in green and completed and that will give us nine completed shafts to date. that is what we callc li -- call the c line on the left side and the m line on the right side. it is definitely an marathon and not a sprint as this will be

here is the trench. it is dug down below or to the bottom of the waste and it is filled with this material. this is mixed with a sand mixture. it does not prevent the groundwater but it slows it down. ok. and here are some other pictures, when i say rockwall or shore line you will see that it is big bolders. this is actually a picture of another section of the shipyard that we finished earlier this year. and then the wetlands. this is a picture of wetlands in the east bay. you know, this is the type of site -- you know this is what it could look like in the future after we build our wetlands. ok. why is this the preferred alternative. the navy feels because this landfill can be contained very safely, the landfill is very similar to other closed military landfills around the bay. this is not the first time that it has been done. we have things people are concerned about. radio active waste. the nature of what we have can be safely managed and placed. they were painted with radium paint so they glowed in t

woman: the pipe bursting process is designed to replace an old pipe without digging an entire trench. the old pipe has cracks and displaced joints and openings in it. we try to stop, not only infiltration, but exfiltration, where sewage would actually leak out of the pipe. the head is larger, so it breaks away the old pipe and allows the new pipe to come in behind it. griffin: we are saving about 67% of the cost of actually digging old pipe up. clyne: it's less invasive than an open-cut process, where you would open the whole trench up and replace the pipe. it's called "trenchless" technology, so... that's as good as it gets. griffin: we don't have to dig up everyone's yard, and we refurbish that pipe at a much-reduced cost. another technique, the cured-in-place lining. it's equivalent to putting a large sock through the existing sewer. we form a new pipe inside the old pipe, and therefore we seal up all of the defects that allow rainwater to come in. hunter: we repair about 730 leaks a month in our system. griffin: the improvements that we've made will make the environment better. we

the evidence is very clear where you find masker sites, where every place you drop a trench there are bodies, unburied bodies missing their heads, in some cases where there will be a head in one room and you can match it up to the body which is in another room 100 yards away and they didn't just end up there; somebody took the head off. and there will be places where it's all femurs, all gathered together. and places where it's obviously some kind of warfare event where people are all huddled into one spot and they have all been burned there. the record is very clear of some intense violence and it comes up at a very certain point in time. it comes up in the 10th century right before large migrations you see this layer of violence. and it doesn't cover everything. sometimes a series of pueblos will all be destroyed over here and then a series of pueblos over here are in perfect condition as far as the walls aren't broken down, there aren't bodies all over the place. it looks like the place was left very peacefully or ceremoniously where you can see they left artifacts out. different p

these are all the trenches. the sole purpose of finding the edge of the landfill. all around the landfill. this could be interpreted to look a little bit sparse. >> this looks very sparse. >> it does, but we knew what was going on. we saw the idea of the kind of materials that we had, and we weren't finding ground water -- but this is when you have taken had met in the ground water -- we did not see that sort of thing. this is on the other parcels. if we have this kind of contamination in the landfill, we did the groundwater study in 2007, downgrading the flow, down through the landfill and down to the bay. and if there had been contamination, we absolutely would have seen this. and there could be something perched above the ground water table, you remember that this is a very old landfill, and there is always a possibility that we feel that this far along, we would have seen this by now. the other thing is in the future, after the landfill is closed, samples will be continually collected and some of those wells will stay, the guard wells and samples will be collec

i really start out as being a consequence of the trenches of world war i. that's where he got the tuberculosis and ultimately, i got it from him. i didn't start school until the 3rd grade. i was home schooled and then, into the catholic school and all of that and then stanford and then went to princeton for seminary. >> let me go back, being with tuberculosis, that was very, very serious. it was a full recovery. it was a full recovery. i have lesions on the lung that show that i have it, but no tuberculosis. the doctor said i don't have to worry about it any more than anyone else. >> you were home until 3rd grade and then went back to the campus school and again, once you were out of high school, where did you go? >>> stanford. >> what did you -- >> well, son of a professor. my education cost me $25 a term. now, match that! >> what did you major in there? >> well, i started out thinking i was going to be a lawyer. my dad was and so forth. came the time of the kamikaze planes in world war ii. i was studying comparative religions and recognized the comparison

like i was wearing a trench coat. my crime occurred in april. their crime occurred in april. i was 17, they were 17. >> and your sentence? >> i got life without parole. >> so how does a 17-year-old deal with that? >> i cried. and after that just kind of coped. >> how did you survive when you came in as an 18-year-old? >> when i was in county jail, a lot of old-timers told me, okay, when you get there, try to avoid anything having to do with gangs, tattoos, gambling. that's the way i went is kept my head down, don't make waves, and when i do make waves, make sure it's little splashes. >> he's an intelligent young man. he's a bookish young man, and if he could, he'd play dungeons and dragons during the time when he's not working, which is good. the more you read, you have to do math with that stuff, the more you stay out of trouble. you know, he does have a brain up here. he makes his own decisions. >> but we learned that drake's mind can also cause him trouble in a setting as restrictive and controlled as prison. >> definitely suffering from obsessive-impulsive disorder since

you're seeing there with plumbing, mostly all the off- hours inspections have to do with covering trenches. when you go to electrical, it is almost always the high-rises. it is always life safety tests. most buildings in san francisco do not allow life safety tests because it disturbs the occupants of the building. i am confident there probably three or four overtime inspections each evening and/or in the morning prior to the building being open that are electrical inspectors going out, because the volume of work is so much higher. >> good enough explanation. thank you. >> i have a question. on the boiler permit penalties, $15,000? under inspection services, item 61, 156. >> week -- >> that is a program that is run through pid, plumbing. we have one dedicated inspector that travels the city checking boilers for their yearly certifications. if people do not certify within a certain time span, there is a notice of violation. the code specialize a certifying that they have to pay for not -- a certain find they have to pay for not complying to the code, to certify their boiler. >> are there ti

the writing of the constitution and then the election of the president, and this, of course, in trenches military rule, which has made many unhappy. >> does that mean that we will see more of this? >> the danger is the military has been so recalcitrant in following through on its promises, and anger is running some deep, we are more likely to see more chaos and confusion before we see a sense of order restored. >> the protests started against the military, but are we seeing egyptians turning against themselves? >> they are turning against themselves, but i also think there is a deep situation that has led to such. the kinds of things that go along for daily life, for us and the outside world, we enjoy freedom, when they have to live with the data they consequences of a growing criminal rate, a concern about jobs, and just the basic things, and that is more chaotic, as well. >> was this not always going to be a problem, that people were united in overthrowing the regime, but now that they have done that, they find they have more to contend with and very little to hold them together? >> wi

has been turned into a war torn backdrop featuring several tanks army vehicles dummies and muddy trenches. we are at the outside location of a new film called white tiger headed up by the famous soviet and russian director. it's an adaptation of a story but. today over one hundred people are involved in a twenty second battle sequence the movie recreates the events of nine hundred forty three and this is the largest collection of such work. world russian and german actors are used in the film in the project as being given just a three month timeframe a bit of a problem this weekend as the crew needed it to be rainy. and lights camera action after several rehearsals it's time for recording black dark smoke has been ordered to make the background gloomy and post-production will alter the blue sky line later on. to many of the actors it's the first foray into the world of russian cinema others are seasoned veterans and take all the waiting around long hours in a comfortable. stride. safety is crucial when dealing with large explosions fire a moving machinery the whole scene has been choreogr

the trenches keep getting deeper. the sandbag walls keep getting higher. but the water keeps getting closer. rachel harvey, bbc news, bangkok. >> the foreign ministry in paris said the french woman kidnapped and taken to somalia earlier this month has died. marie dedieu was a severely disabled woman who was captured by gunmen at a resort in kenya. the ministry has no details of the exact time and cause of death but they did say she probably died because the kidnappers refused to give her the medications the french provided. one of this year's nobel peace prize winners are arrive in new york calling for action from the u.n. she wants to see the end of violence oppression of government protest in her native country yemen. they are demanding president saleh be tried for war crimes. some of the hundreds of palestinian prisoners released by israel have been arriving and destinations throughout the middle east, including turkey and jordan. some will not be allowed to return to gaza or the west bank because israel considers them too dangerous. israel released alm