as the sea level continues to rise. the odds of that kind of event continues to increase and one day instead of meeting a category three hurricane, we might instead just need a category two hurricane and so forth. >> suarez: so if i understand you correctly, on normal days a lot of these places with the regular tides and prevailing winds wouldn't be in trouble but if there is a severe weather event, they're in big trouble. >> yes. again, if you were to raise the floor of a basketball court you would see a lot more dunks. sea level rise is raising the floor that storms launch from. in the long run i think people see of sea level rise, they think of land becoming permanently inundated and the map's changing. that will happen in the long run. very unfortunately. but in the near term levels going to sea are more and more storm, more and more coastal floods getting higher and higher. >> suarez: a lot of climate scientists say the push factors that are raising water levels are already built in to the atmosphere, built into th

those higher sea levels also increase coastal erosion. in california, houses have already gone tumbling into the sea as the coast is worn away. but today's report says florida faces the greatest threat as sea levels rise. beach erosion is already an ongoing battle in some communities. the study says one out of ten homes in miami could be lost by 2030. there is disagreement among scientists about just how fast sea levels are rising and what should be done about it. and, scott, though still skeptical of climate change say studies like the ones released today are estimates with no proven forecasting ability. >> pelley: john, thank you very much. so why is it so warm so early? well, it's the high altitude wind called the jet stream. because of low pressure in the north atlantic, the jet stream has been pulled farther north than usual. that allows warm air to come up from the south and the jet stream has been like this all winter long. the army staff sergeant being held in the massacre of 16 civilians in afghanistan was flown today to a u.s. b

florida faces the greatest threat as sea levels rise. beach erosion is already an ongoing battle in some communiies. the study says one out of ten homes in miami could be lost by 2030. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> scientists do disagree on just how fast sea levels are rising and climate change skeptics say studies like these are estimates with no proven forecasting ability. >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. and in sports, the first round of ncaa tournament action wraps up and the first fan makes his picks for the final four. and the first fan makes his picks for the final four. chilis are full of delicious choices, starting at just 6 bucks. choose from savory favorites or our new philly cheesesteak sandwich. layers of shaved steak and grilled peppers served with fries and a tasty soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly. [ male an

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they made it to sea level. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute."re so glad you joined us. and we're going to leave with you one more video. this is time lapse footage of the stars, as seen from the international space station. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody.

rise caused by climate change is less than the sea level rise caused from land sinking, and we can't stop it. >> reporter: a future dependent on the ocean and threatened by it. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> a new time frame for a very well known medical test for women. >>> now to the health news story tonight. it's big news to a lot of women, specifically new guidelines for one of the most common best-known and most critical medical test, the pap smear. our chief science correspondent robert bazell has details for us. >> reporter: the pap test is the most successful cancer screening tool ever. it detects abnormal cervical cells that can be removed easily before they become cancer. the new recommendations from the u.s. preventive services task force say under most circumstances, women aged 21 to 65 need to test only once every three years. that goes up to five years if the woman gets a new test that also checks for hpv, the virus that causes cervical cancer. in countries where the test has been used widely since it became available in the 1940s, the incidents and death rate f

they made it to sea level. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute."re so glad you joined us. and we're going to leave with you one more video. this is time lapse footage of the stars, as seen from the international space station. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. >>> the archdiocese of baltimore has a new archbishop, how bishop lori is responding to same-sex marriage and the birth control debate. >>> the outrage is growing in the killing of a 17-year-old boy. new evidence contradicts the vol tore's account. >>> nearly six years ago tragedy claimed the life of a girl when she touched an electrified fence. >>> first, tonight we start off with wrack -- breaking news out of baltimore county where several people were stabbed and taken to the hospital. around 3:45 police were called to spectator lane in garrison. they found

sea levels rise and waves up to 30 feet high surge inland, flooding the area for miles around. buildings are swept away bridges brought down and trees torn from their roots. and, unless they've escaped in time, people will die. .often in great numbers. hurricanes truly are one of nature's deadliest and most destructive forces. (vo)during the last week in august 2008 officials in new orleans were getting seriously worried. a massive hurricane was heading in from the gulf of mexico straight for the state of louisiana in america's deep south. the hurricane,named gustav was due to hit over the next three to five days. if it maintained its present course gustav would eventually end up over the southern states, louisiana and mississippi in particular. almost exactly three years earlier new orleans had been hit by one of the worst storms on record,hurricane katrina and was still struggling to recover. with the memory of the disaster still fresh in his mind, new orleans mayor, ray nagin, knew that if lives were to be saved he had to act swiftly. >>you need to be scared, you need to be

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the research concerns sea level rise for the whole united states, but including small areas, such as the codes and looks at san francisco bay, and did particular, the embarcadero, and the location of 8 washington. the study predicts there is a probability of one-sixth of flooding at 8 washington within the next 80 years. one-six is a very high probability as persons who participated in russian roulette would tell you if they could. flooding of lower-lying areas would result in water flowing down the sloping interest -- entrance of the low-car garage accumulating in water up to 40 feet deeper. that does not mean 400 cars parked in the garage would get wet. they would be floating. as for being prepared, what would be the reaction, and what should be to these projections? by lenders and particular, by insurers, and by the voters who see if there neighborhoods could be affected by projects such as this as well. my answer would be that the project this regard for the greater good of san francisco. it think you. -- thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with the ring, point favorite associatio

winds have backed off sea level.ut throughout the morning, the mid span of the bridges higher up in elevations were higher up in the hill tops. seeing a bit of a breeze picking up around the bay area. radar right now is dry, and at least the workweek is starting off mainly dry. i think later tonight we'll see some showers for the north bay but a few light showers around monterey earlier, things were pretty quiet. the jet stream did anchor itself to our south this weekend. it dropped in all that cool air. now the jet stream starting to move further to the north. our chances of seeing showers this week from the golden gate bridge northward, we're going to see this later tonight. more clouds spilling in. but we should be mainly rain-free until this evening. we go to the future cast. we're starting to see showers there, toward the north bay and this will very likely drop down into the tuesday morning commute. temperatures around the bay area today, not those 70s and 80s, the folks in the midwest are seeing, but upper 50s

the maldives is just 1.5 meters above the sea level.nature, any imbalance or even a slight rise in the levels of the ocean can have a very serious challenge to the existence of the maldives. >> now, you've been forced out of office and you're in exile. you had previously been in exile. you had been in prison. you had been tortured, you went back and won the presidency. the human drama of what you're going through, what lies ahead for you in terms of the threats against you as you continue this effort? can you ever return to your country? >> well, yes, in 2008, after 30 years of dictatorship, we had our first multiparty elections. during which time i was fortunate to have been elected. and the dictatorship was beaten through the vote. but now again, 3 1/2 years later, they have come back through a coup and the military and the police forced me to resign. the former dictator back in the maldives. what we are saying is that the maldives need to be back on tack and we have to have elections there as quickly as possible. it's not that i have

above sea level, most of it is melting pretty quickly. you didn't have to be a kid to enjoy all of this. >> we are bringing some snow that the town to find a few friends to correct. >> police are searching for a mortgage held teenager that was last seen before school on friday. the mother says she believes her daughter was kidnapped. >> for this woman the we continues into another day as deputies look for her daughter along these remote roads north of morgan hill. she headed off a high school and has not been heard from since friday morning. search and rescue teams are using search dogs between ditches and fields. >> lover. i never imagined that this could happen to me. a we all have to keep our eyes and ears open. >> so far there is no sign the esurance away. >> are less were about are somewhere between the bus stop in the the school. we do not have any information. >> her daughter had talked about strange people hanging around the area and she believes a daughter as dense kidnapped. >> please let her go. she is a good kid and has a lot

and that's the temperature in which boiling takes place at sea level. now, you go up in the mountains where you're closer to the top of the air. does the atmospheric pressure pushes hard? - no. - no. so boiling should take place at a higher temperature or lower temperature? lower. does it make sense, a lower temperature? isn't that neat how physics makes sense like this? see? and if you keep taking the pressure away, pressure away, pressure away, you'll get boiling at room temperature and below. there's a wonderful, wonderful experiment at the exploratorium in san francisco. it's my favorite. and all it is, is there's a cylinder, a plexiglass so you can see inside, and a vacuum pump. and you squirt a little water in a little cup. and you put the water in the cup at room water temperature, you can even put your hand in there and everything, and you close the thing. you throw the switch. stretch it. take the air out. it starts to lower the pressure. and guess what the little water in the cup starts to do, gang. boil. begin with a b. - boil. - boil. and pe

they also conclude there are potential sea level rise in tax. there are projections by the year 2100 c level could reach 55 inches. if that were the case, this could be subject to future innovation and of potential significant impact of that were to occur. it does not find or conclude their art any other potential significant impacts from the project. there is a lot of disagreement and controversy about some of the conclusions. as an example, the loss of tennis courts. construction truck traffic and noise. parking impact. we have heard from many that they believe there are significant impacts we have not identified. for each of those topics we believe fully and accurately disclose the information. we have explained what the threshold is, and we've come to appropriate conclusions. i want to point out that although we did not find significant impacts, that does not mean we found no impact. the project could have impact of our below the threshold of significance. for many of the impacts we described, we found them but less than significant. in term

rise caused from climate change is actually less than the sea level rise caused from land sinking andt stop it. >> reporter: a future dependent on the ocean and threatened by it. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> it is 10:08 right now. another twist in the lawsuit filed by a banished "desperate housewife." the real life drama playing out in the courtroom. >> it isn't just thieves looking >>> welcome back. nicollette sheridan must wait for a jury's drama to play out before hearing the verdict in her wrongful termination case. a judge ordered the jury to keep deliberating even though jurors say they hopelessly are deadlocked. the panel went home friday after reaching the impasse. the group is considering if sheridan was wrongfully terminated after complaining the series creator struck her. cherry and abc have denied any wrongdoing. both say they cut sheridan's role four months before the onset dispute. >>> there are people out there that are eyeing the electronics that are in your car. not necessarily who you think. metro transit police is looking for drivers who leave hot items vis

this said there may be a small change in sea level but did not issue any tsunami warnings. the epicenter was off the northern coast of japan, about 6 mi. below the surface of the seats in the region heavily damaged by last year's earthquake and tsunami. it is the second of a series of earthquakes, a few weeks ago they had one as well. >> one person has been rushed to hospital after a stabbing at san francisco's occupy encampment. the victim was cut in the neck late last night. so far, no reports of any suspects. this comes one day after another person was stabbed in the same location. we will have a live report coming up at 530 >> volunteers from the class kids foundation joined in the search for sierra lamar. the 15 year-old vanished from her morgan hill neighborhood 11 days ago and searches have come up empty. >> this will be the first major volunteer search effort in the effort to find sierra lamar. after more than a week of intense searching by law enforcement. anyone who wants to volunteer, it begins at 8:00 this morning which is when the organizers will begin register

japan, the preliminary earthquake shook and size moll gifts say there may be a strong change in sea levels, but it is off the coast in a place that was heavily affected. >>> conditions are dry and windy. crews from as far away as arizona have been called in to help. they could get help attacking the fires from an air tanker. meanwhile hundreds of homeowners have been evacuated. >> you want to pack you have everything you can but you are not able to. you just want to get out with your lives. >> one fire was caused by a described burn. >>> trayvon martin's parents are set to go to a racial profiling hearing. they are set to arrest george zimmerman, the man who shot and killed trayvon martin. also coming to light, trayvon martin was suspended from school and martin's father says it is irrelevant. >> it tares me apart to sit here and listen to the slander that they are giving to my son. >> a "c" nbc pole says, -- a cnn pole says most people think george zimmerman should be arrested. >>> he is in court for fatally stabbing his girlfriend. he is accused of killing 25- year-old woman on friday. h

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this is the kind of change that's going to raise global sea levels. people have to kind of acknowledge that this is happening right now. and the reality is that animals will adapt. they always have. the real question is, can we? >> reporter: it is a humbling thought. and here's another. thanks to man's technology, thanks to miracle warm fabrics and incredible cameras, we are just now starting to understand the most extreme ends of our earth. just in time to see them change. >> what a report. bill weir. "frozen planet" premieres this sunday on the discovery channel. appointment tv. >>> coming up, their friend is dead. so, why are they still getting e-mails from him? it's the messaging mystery that has even skeptics looking to the grave beyond. [ male announcer ] what if that hemorrhoid pain is non-stop to seattle? just carry preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from the brand doctors recommend most by name. preparation h totables. the anywhere preparation h. uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. but, you know,

below sea level. his high ended three hours earlier than originally planned.ce was faster than expected. we're waiting to hear word on his condition. he collected samples as part of a national geographic research expedition. he is the first man to go solo to that death. tiger woods finally had a victory finishing two shots under par to win at the arnold palmer invitation in orlando. this is this 72nd pga tour victory, he is one behind technicals and for second place all-time. coming a half will talk with gary radnich about cyber woods. a check at the weekend box office, everyone is talking about a hundred games. the movie took in 155 million putting it at the top of the domestic record book. that is the third best debut ever behind the harry potter finality, 21 jump street was in a distant second. the dr. seuss movie finished third. we will be right back in two minutes as the kron4 news is with you until 10:00 a.m.. here is a live look from wall street. of

infrastructure because it may make more sense economically in the long run, particularly when you factor sea level rise. it is going along well and hopefully we can come up with a solution down there. >> we are very involved with the division in process for ocean beach and i expect their first report will be out in the next month or so. if there is an address, we can have them do a presentation. >> let me switch back. >> by this want to comment very briefly on the news articles about the treasure island hardly a settlement. in a acknowledgement of wrongdoing, it is clear that we had road employees. to the extent we're getting back what we argue, it is helpful and important. i wanted to recognize the work of the general staff. i think of whole hardware as a global business. i don't believe that their management knew about this issue of any more than the pc management bid. we deal with things as they come and move on. >> additional public comment? we have a variety of communications that have been given to us today. commissioners, anything and you want to talk about? if not, let's move onto other co

expected to make that man you're tomorrow, but you can't tell from air, but when you see this at the sea level, it's huge. >> huge. >> gigantic. >> yes. >> and just ahead a celebration at the state capitol of all things california. >> we're going take to you efforts to get everybody in the state to buy california grown. >> great day on the bay. you can see ships going over there. there is warm weather today. i'm sandhya patel. warmth going to fade, showers are going to arrive. i'll let you know when coming up. >>> los angeles police say they have seized a boat carrying suspected illegal immigrants this morning after the boat ran on to a beach in el segundo. they were trying to enter the country and an investigation continues. >> state lawmakers want more californians to eat local. today lawmakers, farmers and consumers gather forward california ag day. and promote aid movement which encourages californians to eat california-grown products at least one day per week. >> we're excite that had 20 counties passed similar resolutions recognizing the agriculture industry that california. >> there is

so it turns out the pressure due to the atmosphere here at sea level is 10 newtons for every square centimeter. and we're talking about si units, we talk about square meters. it's a little unwieldy, but it turns out it's about 10 to the fifth square centimeters and one square meter, and it turns out if you have one square meter, think of a great big sewer pipe about one square meter in cross-section. and that sewer pipe goes up 30 kilometers, you have about 10 to the fifth newtons pushing down and that's the atmospheric pressure, 10 to the fifth newtons per square meter and that's due to the weight of air above. that being the case, i've got a question that you can answer. if you climb the top of a mountain and then measure the atmospheric pressure, would it be less, the same or a little bit more? you'll be checking the neighbor. hey gang, let's suppose you had a pet lobster and the pet lobster's way down there in the deep brine there and the pet lobster says, "you know what? it's just too much water pressure." and someone says, "well, why don't you climb that ledge. "when you get closer to th

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authorities are saying there is no tsunami risk but there is could be a small change in sea levels in japan. it was centered off the northern coast of japan, six miles beneath the sea floor. we'll keep an eye. >> east, northeast of honchu. you saw a little rain coming in. kind of hit and miss. >> it was more hit and miss but more hit as we go along today. mike nicco. >> that is what we talk about, steadier rain would be in the north bay. rest of us will get sprinkles pretty much showing, marin county, talk about areas you can see. miller creek road. lakeville highway, some of the areas that are seeing some of the wet weather right now. definitely 101 in you traveling through there. other big story are the winds, gusting up to 30 miles an hour in oakland. 23 in mountain view and concord along with half moon bay and 12 in santa rosa and napa. novato is not reporting winds right now. here we are at 8:00, some of the lighter rain moving in mild upper 40s to low 50s. by noon, you can see a secondary push of rain starting to move down out of the south bay. this will be steady rain. rain wil

analysis despite the obvious environmental impacts, particularly in an era of global warming and sea level rise. and for these reasons come as well as those that many others as stated, the final eir does not comply with ceqa. it must be revised to provide adequate information and the recirculated to love the public to review this augmented information. eop respectfully request the commission take no action until the significant deficiencies are corrected. the serious flaws in the project are remedied, and the concerns of community groups and other stakeholders are resolved. and legally adequate notice of the proposed actions are given. thank you. >> danielle delaney, helen johnson, and roger wong. >> hello. i'm susan mccullough. i am a longtime district 3 network. i am here today to speak on behalf of north beach neighbors and individuals. i think you hear a different point of view from me. no. pete shaorth beach neighbors supports the project. according to the eir, the project will provide three times out for recreation space, exceeding the requirements of the city planning code. we think

the heavy monsoon rains pose a direct threat to bangkok, which lies just above sea level. last summer, the thai capital was devastated by floods. public and economic life ground to a halt. the thai government is promoting development of low-emissions industries, and it's turning to germany for technical expertise and cooperation. thailand's ministry of industry says the country's enterprises need local energy consultants. many businesses simply don't want to deal with such changes, so more has to be done to inform them. >> more and more industrial facilities have been appearing in this country over the past 30 to 40 years. now we have nearly 100 thousand small and medium-sized enterprises that aren't especially progressive in matters of technology and environmental consciousness. that's why cooperation is so important. it helps create more awareness of energy and the environment among the thais. >> 80 kilometers north, many small enterprises have settled here on the outskirts of bangkok. the seree kam chang aluminum foundry would like to make its production more cost-effic