item 9, informational presentation of the status of the port's blue green way project. >> david with planning and development and at the commission's request, i'm giving an update on the blue green way. as you know it is a city project to complete the bay trail and bay area water trail from china basin on the north to candle stick park on the south and i thought that i would start out looking at just how the blue green way fits within the context of the ports water front wide open space system including the various bond projects that have been delivered and the differenting projects and the future bonds. here is a map, illustrating the blue, green way which should look familiar, china basin on the right and candle stick park on the left and while this map is comprehensive and illustrating the entire blue green way, i recognize that not everyone is able to envision what the blue green way actually is. and so, it gave me a moment to pause and think about an interesting way to describe it and the project that i thought was very similar to the blue green way is the emerald necklace in bos

blue? no, because the only lights hitting it are red and blue. magenta, you get? --and look at it over there. what color shadow we're getting in the far left? yellow. why is it yellow? it ought to be black, because of this shadow here. but the green and the red are hitting it. and when red and green hit the black shadow, they mismash to be what? yellow. isn't that nice? there's your yellow, magenta and cyan. these are your complementary colors, gang. red, green and blue, and the complementary colors, yellow, red and cyan. isn't that nice? ain't that nice? do you like it? [applause] if you get the right shade of blue and orange. let's try this. let's catch that light again, ted. this is sort of like a sky blue. and here's, like, a sunset orange. and these two are complementary. that particular shade of blue and that particular shade of orange give a white, okay? now, let me ask you a question. if i take that blue away from the white, what will the white turn? orange. orange. isn't that neat? look at that. let's try it again, okay? white take away the blue, turns...

and the concept besides the blue green way is to channel the economic change from industrial to mixed use areas, in order to insure the creation and preservation of recreation space in the water and on the land. and the process was not new to san francisco. and it had happened, a long the northern water front when the park was created. our boating and swimming clubs had been originally created in the middle of industrial spaces. and in the late 19th century, the railroad tracks on tressles crossed over the piers of the clubs at black point cove and later the train tracks were moved to the shore line or the shore line was moved to the tracks and any way, the tracks are still there, and a memory of the past. black point cove was the original name of the new park, which the clubs had inspired and helped to build. and i happened to be a member of the dophin club. >> when sea wag was formed, a similar situation existed along the southern water front. and the old train yard, were now changing into mission bay. and the residents of the mission creek harbor, had the redevelopment agency and t

that means that there are now two huge fires across the blue mountains. concern is that as the weather deteriorates on weather are the northern and southern fires could meet creating what some are calling a mega fire with a fire front hundreds of kilometers long, that could threaten not just towns like lithgow, but the western suburbs of sydney. this is what is being done to stop it it. >> i am going ask you, andrew in just a moment. about how close it's getting to sydney. but i want to ask you about the update from the man in charge. he's been giving us his assessment. >> reporter: that's right. in the last half hour shane fits simons who is the heads of the rural fire service who oversees this entire fire fighting operation has given a pretty doom-laden press conference to be absolutely honest. he said while wednesday was predicted to be the worst day weather wise, the latest weather forecast, is everybody worse than predicted. very high temperatures in the high 30s, little humidity in chance of rain and very high winds the exact same condition that his

we talked about the blue sky, remember? the blue sky scatters off blue. so given enough sky for the light to get through by the time light gets to you and all the blue is scattered, what do you get left, gang? you get the complementary color. okay? sorta like the orange or the yellow, yeah? so when you take one color out of white light, what you see is the complement, huh? in the same way, the water absorbs the red and so what do we see the red? we see the-- and what do we see the water? we see the water of cyan, the complementary color. same type thing here. now, if you understand that, you can see this. let's suppose the light is coming down. the same thickness of gasoline now, but the light is coming down on a more grazing angle and bounces to your eye. you could do that by taking your eye and say, "hey, i see it sort of a yellow." and you got on like this and all of a sudden, oh, it changes to a different color. and some say, how come it changes? and you say, what is-- no reason for that. it's different angles, different colors. maybe that's--come on.

the closest of the blue mountainstown, authorities urged residents to get out. north of sydney a new fire broke out. but by mid-afternoon the huge fires hadn't gotten much bigger. andrew thomas, al jazeera, in the blue mountains, west of sydney. >>> suicide bombers and gunmen have killed fore than 25 security forces in iraq. there were also tacks to the west. >>> the world health organization is asking for drug resistant tuberculosis to be declared a health crisis. more than 500,000 people around the world have the disease and can't be treated with normal drugs.

. >>> after a three-year absence the blue angels will fly again in 2014. >> the squadronwill once again take to the air next spring. it was grounded after an unsafe maneuver was performed elsewhere in 2012. then the next year all shows were cancelled because of the federal government's sequester. now we're also being told the blue angels will fly over here, baltimore, next september as part of the navy week celebrations. >>> still to come -- maria

and like their cross town counter parts, the blues pick up the win tonight. the blues win it 3-2. for the third straight win to start the sough. did -- season. >>> south korea central bank is the latest to warn about what will happen if the united states does into the raise it's debt ceiling in the next week. >>> coming up, why so many world leaders say a default could send the world into a deep recession. >>> coming up i will have the latest on secretary state john kerry's visit to sout southeast. >>> giving sight to the blind. the program that is helping children with a simple operation. welcome back to al jazeera i'm john siegenthaler. here is a look at the headline. the state department says it's holding back aid to egypt until the country moves closer to democracy. the military forced morsi out three months ago. the u.s. has been sending $1.5 billion of aid every year to the country. >>> president's obama's choice to head up the federal reserve says more needs to be done to strengthen the economic recovery. if the senate confirms the tomorronollnomination yellen wie first woma

they are adjoining settlements in the blue mountains. that fire was immediately -- it became a fire storm. e course of the next three hours, we lost 146,000. happily, with no loss of life. in fact, no major injuries to any persons at all. but in a community of slightly less than 5000 houses, that is one out of 33 houses lost over the course of three hours. so, it was devastating. >> i guess some of your colleagues who are actually fighting these fires are actually suffering as a result of that, are they, in terms of their homes? >> we have half a dozen members, -- one of them has we have been putting crews on the ground 24 hours a day now for 7 days and will maintain it as long as required. tankersperating four and a small utility vehicle. so, basically we have vehicles on the ground at all times. >> you said yourself, it is a small community in terms of numbers of people living there. where are you getting all of your crews from? >> we have --they come from all walks of life. professional people. many like myself who commute to sydney t

. >> stephen: is the show your blue meth? >> the show is -- you know, the show is my blue meth and now i need to be in some sort of 12-step recovery program because it's over. (laughter). >> stephen: the fame of the last episode was called "felina" from marty robbins hit ♪ down in the west texas town of el paso, i fell in love with a mexican girl ♪ he has to come back because the bad guys have captured his girlfriend-- or the authorities have-- to draw him back and he comes back for his girlfriend in the song knowing he's going to die. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: walt comes back. does he come back for jesse, to save him? or is he coming back for the blue meth? is the blue meth his girlfriend? >> i think -- to use "lord of the rings" terms -- >> stephen: please. please. >> i think he's coming back for his precious and his precious is the blue meth in the lab, the lab he constructed. when he comes back, i think he's coming back to set things right financially for his family and after that he just wants to wipe out uncle jack and

but >> the committee's recommendation to increase the number of blue zones has prompted the sfmta to do a full survey of existing blue zones and coordinate between departments more about blue zone placement and how it relates to other projects so it's a really positive force that we're thinking about blue zone placement related to ep or a bike and ped project that might include removing parking spaces. >> do we have any other commissioner comments before i open it up to public comment? okay, director riley. >> commission er. >> commissioner er riley. >> thank you for your presentation and all your good work. i read your material you provided. it says there are three times more of the placard than all of the metered parking space available in san francisco. do you have any suggestion on what we should do with the existing placards. >> partly why we're suggesting a time limb, a four hour minimum, because as it is now, somebody could park there until the next street cleaning so they could park for the next week, that doesn't allow for parking turn over. established time limits may be fou

you and i had an opportunity because it ain't nothing but the blues. lue ofed , that somebody , that is the foundation for much of american music. i was singing with these 70- year-old man when i was a kid. i was at the regular service, 3:00 service. i was a young man on my knees for an hour. at the time, i did not value it. educationing a unique in american music. tavis: how did you navigate? everyone of us that comes out of has a point where they have to try to figure out how they are going to navigate this journey of the spiritual and the secular. tell me about your battle. my mother simplified it for me when i was very young. i did not know it could be a career. i remember not being able to see over the dashboard. i think i might want to see about -- sing about love. god made love, so it's ok to sing about. i think i took that advice my when i sing a song about love, there is still an element of spirituality to it. masters of the in between spirit coming along with this message of love. understanding, the love for mankind, the love for a community.

the blue age gems return to -- e blue angels will run to the local skies. their schedule includes performances for fleet week next october 11 and 12. they have been grounded by federal cuts since april. san francisco canceled fleet week after the federal government shut down october 1. the pentagon says that the blue angels provide an important opportunity to generate public support for america's military. >> possible medical breakthrough: a vaccine that could prevent type one diabetes that destroys the ability to produce insulin. there is a virus that attacks the pancreas where insulin is made. other forms cause polio. the vaccine has worked in mice. the next step is to begin human testing that costs an estimated $1 billion. >> guys, if you want to prove your love to your significant other do not walk so fast. it was found in a study a man walking with a female friend moves normally and the woman will speed up to match his pace. when a man is walking with a romantic partner, he slows down, 7 percent, to match her pace. researchers say it is an evolutionary

the blue angels are getting ready to fly neachg the pilots were grounded because of budget cuts in ay. the blue angels are scheduled to fly in annapolis in may and will have a flyover in september. that's great. >>> that is outstanding seeing the blue angels come back. we' got cold air, snow in chicagoland. basically the clearing will be short lived. we will cloud up as cool hear continues to rush. good news for the rest of the evening. we're looking dry. we're looking good on maryland's most powerful radar. we'll get one more round of rain toward midday tomorrow, primarily east of i-95, east of the chesapeake bay, rain for eastern salisbury and southern delaware. the bigger story of course the temperature changes. 15 to 20-degree cooldowns. that's what we'll expect around here the next couple of nights. even the daytime temperatures will be markedly cooler going from mid to upper 50s to low 60s. much of west virginia, southern ohio tonight and southern end inned -- indiana and kentucky. the big chill edging further south and east. we expect to see some frost and freeze alerts but tha

nothing like the blue angels or the parade of ships but it was going to be something. that was canceled this week because of the budget shutdown effectively canceling fleet week. in an effort to make up for this pier 39 is putting on a fireworks show every saturday night. that will be at 8:30 for the month of october. and on the last weekend of the month there will be a festival. nothing compared to the thousands of people that would normally be lining the waterfront to watch or see the parade of ships. but it's something and trying to at least generate some business, again not going too make up for the complete loss but it's something. reporting live on treasure island. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. the silver lining you see that backdrop. looked like a post card. >> we had nice mornings across the bay a. cool start. >> a cool start. i think this is the prettiest part of the country. the bay area. >> i do too. >> really blessed. you have the weather accommodates everything you want to do outdoors as we head through this weekend. we're tracking future s

take the blue one. the blue one is wet. i just used it. eew! you know, ray, i use the soap in there, too. not my soap. i have no toiletries. oh, would you please? all right? i already had to deal with 3 maniac kids at the dentist today. by the end of it, i needed the novocain. i couldn't believe geoffrey. yeah, well, i had a bad day, too. i had to talk to andy about his article. oh, well, that must have been awful. sitting and talking with an adult. jeez. you should have seen michael get into the chair-- it was awful, ok? you know how andy wants to be a writer, so i got to help him. ray, i'm trying to tell you something here. ok, but, you know, i read his stuff, and then i got to think abo it, and then i got to make notes on his stupid thing. maybe it was your attitude. what attitude? "his stupid thing?" did you call h article a stupid thing? not to him. to him, i said it was very good. oh, god. very good, hmm? yeah, i know what "very good" means. what did you say about my stir fry last night? that was very good. mmm-mmm good. yeah. nice try. i

a fact not lost on earl. >> do you miss the blue angels? >> no. hat's the best part of the sequester. it's dangerous to fly low over a place with, you know, half a million people out in the field. there's a lot of more traditional stuff, speaks to people and really fundamental and basic way. >> the festival will continue through sunday night and you'll be able to hear this noise for as long as san francisco will have the bluegrass festival. reporting from san francisco's golden gate park, kpix5. >> a gorgeous day all around and sunny skies at the coliseum. >> yes. sunny gray skies. >> i know. >> i told you earlier, every weather girl loves her sun and gray. >> i interviewed him in the locker room a couple weeks ago and i said, do your parents have a wicked sense of humor to name you sonny gray? he said ma'am, i have been teased all my life. he's a neat guy. he has to do celebrity weather caster. >> i invited him for that. let's invite you outside and take a look at the skies in san francisco this evening. boy was there a fire work display. we had l

sgll do you miss the blue angels? >> no. the best part of the sequester. >> it's dangerous to fly low over a place with half a million people out in the field. a lot of the more traditional stuff. maybe speaks to people slow in a fundamental way. >> the festival will continue through sunday night and hear this for as long as san francisco will have the festival. kpix 5. >> so much going on this weekend. >> it's not just about the blue angels. i really miss the military tanks. last year i road in a convoy. and then also we have the big fleets that come in as well. and all the money that comes with it. >> she's mourning her losses here. >> mourning the losses of the sailors. always fun to have fleet. >>> you know what we have in place? pier 39 decided to have a celebration instead. this is what we saw from our kpix studios. oh, awe. and host a fire works display in san francisco. and i have to tell you weather wise, it's better than the 4th of july and have the return of the marine layer. october is known for clarity and a bea

(playing the blues) (playing the blues) (tires screeching) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (humming) learn zone? mom, you said we were going someplace fun. yeah, mom, you promised! homer, i told you, don't call me "mom." sorry, mrs. simpson. (groans) (laughter) (excited vocalizing) (whirring, children cheering) ooh! this isn't a learn zone. darn it, it's a fun place! yay! (whoops) yay! (laughter) for maximum safety, all children must wear anti-kidnapping bracelets. (laughs) is this a kid you'd pay ransom for? dad, what would you do if you got my ear in the mail? i don't know. feed it to the dog? you'd have to wrap cheese around it. don't you tell me how to feed you to the dog! (laughter) (snoring) (whooping and laughter) whoa! (screaming) where do they go? whoa! female announcer: welcome to the mormon church, america's most respectable cult. (whooping and laughing) keep an eye on the kids, homer. can i keep an eye on that kid? he's fabulous. bart and lisa. oh! it's always my kids. yay! (laughing) where'd they go? oh. hmm. almost. holy moley. what

the blue angels had to cancel all of their shows this year because of government sequestration cuts. ut next october.11 and 12th.the're back baby! the san francisco stop will be just one 35 cities in which they'll perform they'll across the country. >> reporter:the u-s defense department made the call to bring the blue angels back.the shows are.in part. a recruiting tool for the military. >> reporter:and kron four is especially excited for the return of fleet week and the blue angels. >> reporter: pretty cool stuff1! it is certainly in tents. intense i recommend stanley roberts or gary radnich to go out >> catherine: i think i'd vote for stanley. >> catherine: coming up. apple makes a big announcement just in time for the holiday season. what new products they plan to release soon! and after a two year battle. >> catherine: how three elephants finally made their way to their new home in calvares county. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's go

down to 700,000 and home to thousands of abandoned buildings, vacant lots and a serious case of the blues. aljazeera, detroit. >> for more now on the start of the bankruptcy hearing that could have broad implications for many municipalities across the country, let's bring in bisi onile-ere. >> this really is a case pitting the city of detroit against its creditors. you have labor unions and retirees who believe that the city's financial manager did not bargain in good faith when trying to work out a deal. on the other hand, you have the city, the emergency manager basically saying that a deal couldn't be reached and that he had no choice but to file for bankruptcy, which leads us to where we are here today. >> how long are we expecting the trial to take and is there a chance that worker pensions could be saved? >> well, i'm told this trial could last a couple of days and when it comes to those retiree pensions, they strongly believe that they can be saved, so there's a possibility, because these pensions are protected by the state constitution. >> it's a real sticking point. we understand

the montreal expfrpblgsos, or the blue jays, and -- it's the toronto blue jays. date in 1992, they defeated the braves 4-3. >>> and all the stories we are talking about, richard lui and bill karins. >> this is a study that has been done for about five years about kids in the united states age 4 to 14 done by highlights, and that's a magazine. they survey the kids. they got about 1,400 of them to respond to the survey. what they found is that 77% of kids in the united states believe the u.s. is the best country in the world. however, look down to the second bullet there -- third, rather. 68% of kids believe it's safer to be a kid today than when their parents were kids -- >> well, that's good. >> on the flip side, 1 in 2 feel it's safer to play inside rather than outside. >> i think that's accurate. aren't you safer in your house. >> yeah, safer to be sitting there in front of your xbox. >> i think kids in any country think their country is the greatest country. >> 40% of them think freedom is the best thing about living here. so they are very aware of what america

andrew thomas, al jazeera, in the blue mountains west of sydney. >> more than 400 species of animals and plants have been found in the amazon in the past four years. one of the exciting finds is a purring monkey, and some are very specific to small parts of the amazon he co-system. ecosystem. thank you very much, damian, for being on the program. first of all, an average of two new species identified every week for the past four years. why are we still finding so many species in the amazon today? >> it's incredible. it's huge. the amazon is 6.7 million kilometers and it's a pretty big place. so we haven't been everywhere. some of these areas, i mean, the purring monkey was found in a conflict zone in columbia so scientist versus not been able to get in there and make these discovers. >> let's talk about the headlines of the species. you mentioned the purring machine coy. is it a cat that looks like a monkey? >> no, it's a monkey found in colombia, and they found that both the adults and babies purr when they feel content. that's something that has resonated with people when we release

the closest of the blue mown town flying embers meant authorities urged residents to get out. rth of sydney an entirely new fire broke out, but by mid-afternoon the fire hadn't got much bigger nor reached many homes. andrew thomas, al jazeera in the blue mountains west of sydney. >>> so will australia catch a break weather wise? >> the only break we had was a little rain yesterday. and as the storm moves away the wind picks up and could change direction. here is the satellite picture from australia. it shows it is pretty clear, but it's this spin here as it goes to the beginning of the loop. clockwise, low-pressure spin there, it dropped a little bit of rain across new south whales. but it is bringing in cooler temperatures. only rain you'll get is from the helicopters dropping the water there. dry forecast continues. looking for the next storm to possibly bring in rain without the wind. the temperatures across the country have cooled down a bit. minneapolis and chicago all the way into the 30s. houston is at 65, so that cool air is coming in from the north, and the storm devel

near the blue ridge there the visibilities are down to near zero in l sosome locations.out for dooefrmt this is deer collision season. temperatures in the upper 50s. it's near 60 in montgomery county. much of fairfax county now in the upper 50s to near 60 and closer to washington, alex alexandria, arlington, falls church and the district are right into the low 60s. a little more humidity when you step out the door. temperatures by 8:00 should be near 70 and the fog should be gone by mid morning and by 10:00 the mid-70s ought to reach low 80s for your lunch hour. short sleeved weather today. hometown forecast bowie, prince george's county in the low 80s. friday morning commute, how is it going, danella? >>> well, tom, traveling the beltway. outer loop of the beltway, breaking news in montgomery county. earlier at colesville road, all of the the lanes on the outer loop were blocked. the crash was in the left lane. we had to stop all traffic to move the accident to the right shoulder lane. that's what you're seeing now. so travel lanes on the outer loop they're open. delays

the biggest fire in the blue mountains has a perimeter stretching 200 miles. it is being carried out from the air. on the ground, thousands of firefighters and most of them volunteers. fighting fire with fire. dangerousf before the fighters can get here. merge.e temperatures rose into the high 30s and the real fear is the arrival of strong wind forecast for wednesday. many living here have been watching nervously to see if the fires can be held at a. >> we can stop worrying about it. it is kind of like the sooner we got here, the sooner we can. >> it is not just his home under threat. a pet possum was injured but still alive. it is not known what damage they have wreaked on the wildlife. hundreds have already been lost. many more homes would go before this is over. >> it is usually one separate area. sydney is cloaked in smoke. a reminder that these fires are uncomfortably close. >> firefighters hoping that the forecasts are not correct. been killed and 30 injured. a female suicide bomber from the beennce of doug a stan-- we hae sent this report. specialistsosa

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the blue angels are the center piece of the fleet week event. local businesses say they took a hit this year when people stayed home because of the blue angels cancellation. and you might think that other bay area transit agencies made a lot of money because of the bart strikes. but the opposite is true. ktvu checked with the two transit agencies. the ac transit and muni. the two strikes cost muni nearly $1 million despite a spike in ridership. >> this is a big financial hit for us. we don't benefit. we are not doing much parking enforcement. we are not doing fair enforcement because we have all hands on deck directed to keep the traffic moving. >> it was the same story for ac transit which operated additional buses to san francisco and around the east bay. ac transit lost hundreds of thousands of dollars because the additional fairs did not cover the addition gnat costs of running more buses on overtime. >>> a new website helps home buyers find out more than the law requires about a homes history before they enter into a deal. they were surpris

now we're also being told the blue angels will fly over here, baltimore, next september as part of the navy week celebrations. >>> still to come -- maria the mystery girl, the case that is drawing international interest and attention. the latest from greece coming up. >> trouble for cee lo green. he's answering to charges in a los angeles courtroom. and light rain is falling on a gray day in central maryland. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you can see there are rain showers and it's 59 degrees. the complete forecast coming up. >>> a couple in greece in jail this noon on charges they abducted a little girl. the child called maria is 5 years old, in protective custody. dna tests show they are not her parents and the search is underway for her biological parents. the couple denies they are abducting her though they are giving conflicting accounts of how she came to live with them. >>> singer songwriter cee lo green is not being charged with sexual assault but will be prosecuted on drug charges. he pleaded not guilty to his only charge of giving a woman ecstasy in a los angeles courtroom yesterday

the biggest fire in the blue mountains has a perimeter stretching 200 miles. it is being carried out from the air. on the ground, thousands of firefighters and most of them volunteers. fighting fire with fire. dangerousf before the fighters can get here. merge.e temperatures rose into the high 30s and the real fear is the arrival of strong wind forecast for wednesday. many living here have been watching nervously to see if the fires can be held at a. >> we can stop worrying about it. it is kind of like the sooner we got here, the sooner we can. >> it is not just his home under threat. a pet possum was injured but still alive. it is not known what damage they have wreaked on the wildlife. hundreds have already been lost. many more homes would go before this is over. >> it is usually one separate area. sydney is cloaked in smoke. a reminder that these fires are uncomfortably close. >> firefighters hoping that the forecasts are not correct. been killed and 30 injured. a female suicide bomber from the beennce of doug a stan-- we hae sent this report. specialistsosa

now reports coming in around the shenandoah valley and the blue rippling out in the mountains as wells around the chesapeake bay, the lower parts of the eastern shore getting patchy, dense fog there. temperatures now around the region are generally in the mid-60s right around the bay. much of southern maryland in the mid-60s and rather steamy. it's gotten a little more humid overnight. now in our northern and western suburbs, most locations upper 50s to near 60 degrees. mid-50s to upper 50s in the shenandoah valley and the mountains where that fog is going to be lingering perhaps until about 8:00, 9:00 this morning. after that the sunshine takes over. we will rapidly warm up. should be hitting mid and upper 80s around the metro area by midafternoon. the rural areas, highs around the low 80s this afternoon and partly cloudy. then for this friday evening it will gradually cool down into the 70s through this friday evening. a lot of high school football games tonight. it is going to be uncomfortably warm for that. and high school and college games on saturday will be hot. temperatures in

the u.s. ambassador is summoned to explain. australia's blue mountains are gray with smoke. fire has destroyed hundreds of homes but it might not be the work -- >> a are worried about these blazing merging into one massive fire later in the week. in greece or chars with abducting this little girl. who is she? where did she come from? police launch a global investigation. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. when you spy on your friends, they don't like it. that is what the u.s. is learning again today as it finds itself in the position of explaining why it might have spied on one of its closest allies. the french newspaper is reporting that the national security agency wanted her to more than 70 million french phone calls and e-mails. we just learned that president obama called president along today to discuss the matter. --what a time to be finished visiting one of your closest allies. he is meeting with arab league representatives but the latest revelations from edward snowden put a shadow on the trip. thereport was written by sn

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what i like about this chart is the blue line and the green line, the blue line is total volume. the green line is refinancing to the redline is the purchase market. you can see what's going on. the purchase market really hasn't moved. and i think it's not so much we're seeing a poor housing recovery here per se, but we are kind of reverting to the means, back to alex's earlier comment. this is a normal market where we don't have excess of credit creation and we do indeed have very strict credit standards and relative terms. at lunch today i was reminded us it was a time when national banks were not allowed to make risky loans at all. after world war ii we had a terrible fight in washington about making real estate loans with a loan-to-value ratio. i have the hearings on that particular day. they are a fascinating read. so today, we tolerate 20% down as the standard that's been sent under the dodd-frank law, and yet you can see that originations are not really very strong when it comes to purchases. more importantly, if you look operation going back to mark's comment about laos, w

. >> on the outskirts of sidney with the famous blue mountains and the north on the central coast. >>s is a far emergency which could go on for quite some time. there are hundreds of people who are grieving the loss of property, tragically there has been it seems one life lost further north, someone who was defending his house. we grieve for everyone impacted by these fires. >> reporter: this family this was all that is left of their home. the fires have forced hundreds of people to spend the night at evacuation shelters. >> you do your best and it kind of gets to the stage where you just realize you can't do anymore and you go. take what you can and go. and in my case it was the dog. >> reporter: smoke blanket and the fires are called the worst in south wales in a decade and officials warn it could take days to get it under control. >> reporter: we are in the blue mountains, one of the worst hit areas and has been there and sent up this update. >> this area, the blue mountains just west of sidney had fires in the past but not for ten years or more and the under growth had a chance to

the closest of the blue mountainstown, authorities urged residents to get out. h of sydney a new fire broke out. but by mid-afternoon the huge fires hadn't gotten much bigger. andrew thomas, al jazeera, in the blue mountains, west of sydney. >>> suicide bombers and gunmen have killed fore than 25 security forces in iraq. there were also tacks to the west. >>> the world health organization is asking for drug resistant tuberculosis to be declared a health crisis. more than 500,000 people around the world have the disease and can't be treated with normal drugs. almost 60% are in india, china and russia, but it is also a growing problem across africa, where many countries lack the funds to offer treatment. in nigeria nearly 30,000 people died of the disease in 2011. our correspondent reports from niger nigeria. >> reporter: these parents are being treated for multi-drug resistant tuberculosis. it can't be treated by the two drugs normally used to cure the disease. they are hoping the world health organizations decision to declare the disease a global public health cr

the runners drop off our blue cards before the shows, right?trust me, this is not way i dress at home. i am literally in rags. >> really . >> drew doesn't dress at home. he walks around naked. trust me. [ laughter ] >> when the runners bring the cards down, they're like, is that you? am i in the right place? yeah. >> two couples go head-to-head in the "lose it for love" boot camp. and later we have big celebrity surprises in the house. you don't wanna miss it. so tick around! [ crowd cheering ] -- so stick around! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> coming up next, time to meet contestants of the first "lose it for love" boot camp. >> two married couples are gonna go head-to-head to lose weight in order to help rekindle their love and romance. >> we're ready, it's been so long since we've been "ourselves". >> and later. >> you are not doing it alone, we will give you a bit of help. >> two celebrity coaches that will lead the way to weight loss. that's later. >> coming tomorrow. all new on the doctors. >> before you comb, style, spritz, or spray

that's the more mall designation of a blue zone. we're recommending increasing the number by almost 70 percent which would bring the total of blue zones up to about 4 percent of meter spaces. that's in line with the ada recommendation. this means that the city would make it easier for us to find parking nearby. i've done my own informal surveys around the greater civic area and found a lot of problems with people parking in blue zones or in accessible loading zones and not getting tickets and not displaying the placard. but mta's already [inaudible] add more blue zones. that's something we can do. we don't need state approval, authority or money for this. the next slide to increase enforcement of placard abuse, and here again this doesn't require any state law change, but because we talked to the head of security for mta and they gave us the stats on how long and difficult it is to enforce, they're adding three more pco's to the placard detail. we also want the dmv to find a way to code in to the placard number the photo id of the pl

i'll tell you this, one of the problems is the blue skies we have over us now. there's force being exerted and the low just can't get out of its own way. so enjoy what we have right now because as we move into the week's end and weekend it's going to be a little gray and damp. first warning details coming up shortly. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> today is the grand opening for the shops at canton crossing. the $100 million shopping center has space for 30 retailers and restaurants, opening with a target, harris teeter, old navy, mission barbecue and chick-fil-a among others with more to come. the official ribbon-cutting will take place later this afternoon. >> would have been nice to have that when i lived there. >>> still to come -- more bodies found following a migrant shipwreck. >> the nobel prize in physics awarded >> it's feeling like fall today. chelsea will be back with the updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> partly cloudy and 61 degrees but a whole lot nicer than yesterday. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up.

but the military found other areas to cut to bring the blue angels back for 65 shows next year. . >>> by letting another person go first, a retired couple from fremont, won $750,000. bob joanne were in line. the johnsons ended up with the next ticket in the bunch. and one of a top prize of $750,000. the couple says they plan on investing the money after buying a new truck and some stuff for their garden. >>> we have been rich in sunshine in the afternoon. will there be a repeat tomorrow? let's check in with jeff. >> i like that. rich in sunshine. a million-dollar forecast to come in. the words we can't hear. on the marine layer, we're looking at widespread fog, continuing from the northern coastline to southern california. and not only coastal fog, very close to us. but we're finding ground fog that's beginning to form. some of the worst of that is expected tomorrow morning. that's where dense fogs advisories are in effect p visibility at a quarter mile and/or less. let's look at where it is the worst, up in santa rosa. likely tomorrow morning, in the north bay, we could see some

the president lamented the computer problems. >>> back in the air, the blue angels air show returning to san francisco next year as part of fleet week celebrations. fleet week normally features the air show, a navy parade of ships, and a disaster drill. they will do 65 shows around the country next year. >>> the post office has seen better days. it is raising prices, closing post offices, and thinking about starting saturday delivery. >> something happens to remind us how special a letter delivered by a friendly face is still special. >> how her customers have reacted to that is tonight's bay area proud. 130,000 pieces of mail pass through the post office each and every week, all of them by nature of the business, destined for somewhere else. >> they come every day. it is nice to know that people are actually paying attention to us. usually we're just in the background and we just say hi. they notice when we're not there. they have all noticed that she wasn't there. >> she is is jocelyn's colleague, tina, the woman who has delivered mail along route nine for the past 20 years. just no

the dive bar. he has appeared in sons of anarchy, e.r. and nypd blue. handcuffed and forced to wait until his dad showed up to pay the bill. vazquez is from san jose and graduated from saratoga high school. >> come on. you have to give back to the community. >> we are glad to have you back, jon kelley. >> i'm glad to be here. look where i get to be right here. >> we are about to call your dad. >> i wasn't handcuffed. >> good thing, good thing. >>> 4:49 now. beautiful weather continues for today. that offshore flow is going to persist. if you like what we've been cooking up in the weather department, we have more of that in store for you today. temperatures a touch warmer than yesterday, making this the warmest of the week, staying just about as warm all the way through friday. this is what we're looking at this morning. a cold start to the day, just about as cold as yesterday give or take a couple of degrees. it depends on where we are seeing northerly winds this morning. they will continue to increase as we head throughout the day. all the way through