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order for seven million people earlier i spoke with steve horn of d.c. blog dot com i first asked him to give us an overview of the spell. you know lake michigan us will have been just about a week ago it's still kind of unclear how much spilled out of the official announcement is just around the thousand to twelve hundred gallons at the highest level maybe a lower level on five hundred to one a week later she is still not. admitted exactly what kind of oil it is although i think some governmental officials in the united states coast guard us that it was tire sounds oil i don't article that tried to explain that it's super and likely that it's not tar ascends oil that's the say that it probably is tar sands of because the refinery next to lake michigan and in which the oil is still just sort of retooled it's called the b.p. modernization project for whiting resign or in awarding any other right outside of chicago to get retooled to mostly resign tar sands you know it was funny percent before but as of december twenty third mean it's now eighty five percent of its cap

for a look at the affadavit go to kron 4 dot com to see the list everyone involved steve bellwe're trackingthe storm tonight. >> catherine: rain slamming the bay area. leaving behind flooding and damage. it got heavy - and right now we have live storm coverage coming from oakland. that's where we have kron 4's scott rates braving the rain. >> catherine: but first. lets check in with jacqueline on the rain totals tonight! >> jacqueline: just over half an inch of rain after it under the market and hayward livermore does look like right now was that the clearing going on right now largely skies are starting to clear and dry up. another live look outside was more cloud coverage the tree are starting to see the sun peeking through. showers and expand. wayne we're still seeing portions in the east bay clear it looks like it will go on without an incident. when seen a few light sprinkle down in the south bay. so let our pictures pushing into the central valley this afternoon. we will have a low with clear skies and spot the clouds. tonight a few spot the showers. we held in store. we will talk mor

dot-com companies could shut down this year. >> reporter: to compare that bubble to today, we went to an expert. >> i teach at stanford, berkeley and columbia university. >> reporter: entrepreneur stevenk knows something about the first tech boom. it built him this home on the california coast. he says some important lessons have been learned since the dot- com collapse. >> we have gotten a lot smarter about how to use our money. you know, perhaps we should actually try to find some customers before we hire the 100th employee. >> reporter: more importantly, tech is now raising more money from more sources. back in 2000, the industry was built almost entirely with overpriced stock. so when the market dipped, dot- coms crashed so hard, they had to auction off their furniture. today marketwatchers suspect any kind of a bubble burst would look less like a crash and more like a bump in the road. >> a correction would not necessarily be a bad thing. dropping 10 or 15% is a whole lot better than eventually seeing another dot-com bust like we saw in 2000. >> reporter: and that reveals one of the great ironies of silicon valley in 2014. this is no longer a place where disks and microchips are

steve austin is expressing his support for same-sex marriage. --wrestler. he says he adamantly believes that people should be able to marry whoever they want. you can hear more about this story a kron4 dot comto sports. the giants tried to avoid being swept in colorado. it took a few extra innings. but the giants finally found their bats and broke out of their slump in colorado. hector sanchez hit two of san francisco's six homers, including a grand slam in the 11th inning wednesday that gave the giants a wild 12-10 victory over the rockies. with the giants on the verge of being swept in a three-game series at coors field for the first time in 12 years, sanchez drove a fastball into the bushes behind center field. the backup catcher also hit a solo homer in the eighth. michael morse also hit two homers. jean machi earned the win with a perfect 10th. the a's were unable to avoid a home sweep at the hands of the texas rangers. rangers' pitcher martin perez held oakland scoreless in the final game of the series. perez outpitched sonny gray in a heralded matchup of emerging stars, allowing just three hits and two walks. the loss also drops oakland half a game behind texas in the al west. it's t

com each represents electrical activity of the brain. software program analyzes these dots and these are some of the first pictures of a thought. on the left is steve martin. next to it is the image of steve martin as seen through your brain. it is not perfect because it is only 30,000 dots. up picture may have a million pixels but the fact that we can do this at all is amazing. this is a picture of an elephant, a person and an airplane and the computer image generated by a computer. then you put this in the mri machine and have him go to sleep and when he sleeps he dreams and the computer program just keeps on going. the first crude pictures of a dream came out last year. in the future you may wake up, push a button and see the dream you had the previous night and in germany they did something amazing. according to old wives' tale, some of us have lucid dreaming abilities. we are conscious when we dream. we can actually change the course of a dream. we know we are dreaming while we are dreaming. this is called lucid dreaming. how many people in this audience had ever experienced any dream even once where you knew you were dreaming? it turns out th