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the penitentiary on alcatraz. in some of the presentation, it will be given to men that were guards on alcatraz. it was closed back in 1963 and added to the national register in '76. many visitors tour the rock every year. >> people taking trip to disney world could be a good sign for the economy. we'll tell you about the connection between the happiest place on earth and the economy. >> apple is said to hold an event next month and what the company is expected to unveil, we'll tell you what could be expected after the break. >> coming up, did he explain that to you? in the next edition of people behaving badly. every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. oh hey there! (laughs) hmm. you're that grumpy cat. well i know! how about some honey nut cheerios? humans love them. moms, dads

. >>> today's data dive ships off to alcatraz. it opened 80 years ago in an island in san francisco bay. 137 of america's dangerous prisoners were sent there as the first ipp mate. on average alcatraz held twice as many prisoners. famous criminals were among the in maintains, including al capone, and george machine-gun kelly. it was a maximum security prison. prisoners had four rights - food, clothing, shelter and medical care. they had to earn everything else, from visits to books. alcatraz was picked because of a combination of isolation and strong currents. still about three dozen prisoners tried to cape. most caught, others died. no one is believed to have succeeded. >> it's recorded history. the island was named island of the pelicans. the u.s. brought it from spain in 1864 for use by the u.s. military. it became a federal penitentiary in 1864 and closed by robert f kennedy because it was three times more expensive than land-based prisons. it's run by the national park service and osts -- hosts more than a million visitors a

i saw a richard pryor a month wanted to see up, alcatraz. it was amazing. >> you took richard prior to alcatraz? >> and i got him off, too. island."et me to the >> you know san francisco. you know willie, too. >> willie brown! honor. brown -- it is an willie brown working the room." it was so good to know him. robin winters came up -- his wedding anniversary is september 11. i took him to a giants game it was so great to have him. he had a good day. oing down rickles -- knowing don rickles -- like and uncle, the buddha. it is like being around a great. ugliness out the of her." you hang out with those guys and you can't help but -- i got to know rob steiger. the stories -- you want to get this stuff on tape sometimes. all the stuff this guy -- these guys have gone through, meeting is such ale, there gift that they give you. this sense of history. the knowledge board of -- born of great history. >> walter matthau. >> in the battle of the bulge. oh, yeah. being in place and doing movies, and it is amazing, because all those guys came out of wo

plus, a special anniversary at alcatraz, why you might want to head out to the bay coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, jose are calling for public hearings on airport securit after two security breachest mineta san j airport. . this comes after a stowaway man was >>> two city council men are had calling for security -- council men are calling for security measures. and back in april a teenager hopped a sense and climbed into the wheel well of a jet bound for hawaii. >> what can be done to prevent more incidents like this in san jose or other u.s. airports and overall, how good are we being prettied by tsa? congressman eric swalwell who sits oversewing this, 50 question, how much do we pay for tsa nationwide to be checking our airports? >> just about $5 billion a year, about $8 billion goes to aviation security, and $2.50 comes from each passenger that travels. >> so, is this a national oversee program with the locals control it? how does it break down? >> each airports responsible for designing its only security plan that works with local argument and airport security and tsa. the ts

swimmers take the plunge in the icy cold bay area water and swim from alcatraz to the city. >> oh, boy, that does not sound fun at all. >> not a short swim. >> people like jordan cushions, a writer, took the swim because she thought, oh, you know, i'll train for it, be in shape, write about it, it'll be great. she documented on a gopro mounted on her own head, the thing from getting up in the morning to walking over to getting on the ferry to finally taking the jump. >> that looks like a cold day. >> she didn't train. she didn't prepare for this. she decided to do it because, i mean, why not? >> a brave girl. >> to tell us more about this incredible adventure, we have jordan via skypeing right this minute all the way from san francisco. >> that's impressive. >> yeah, i can't believe you did it. did you dbt you would finish and make it to the end? >> i didn't think i was not going to finish because i couldn't swim it, but thought i was going to be eaten by a shark. >> what did it feel like jumping off the perfectly good boat into the bay? >> i've done it twice before. the other two time

. >> we are in the new alcatraz. >> isolated along the remote northern coastline some 300 miles north of san francisco, there is a small community besieged by violence, incinerated by racial hatred. the community is called pelican bay, one of the most notorious maximum security prisons in america. pelican bay state prison was designed as california's new alcatraz, a single facility that would isolate and contain the state's worst inmates, inmates too violent and dangerous for any other institutions. >> i was involved in several fights on the tier. >> stabbings, beatings, pretty regular occurrence around here. >> up here, they killing people. >> i seen people getting their throat cut. i've seen, you know, people get rat packed, you know, five guys on one, get their head smashed in. >> you can get stabbed anywhere. >> i'll never get out of here until i have parole, or die. >> richard kirkland has worked at pelican bay since 1992. in 2004, he became warden of the prison. >> we have approximately in any year, particularly over the last several years, somewhere between 700 and 800 reportab

he wanted to see alcatraz. and i took him to the island. >> rose: you took richard pryor to alcatraz? >> and got him off, too. he wanted to go see it. >> rose: did he call and you say or did somebody said-- >> "robin, get me to the island." >> rose: you know san francisco, i know you do, brother. >> "take me to the island." "willy brown, hottest man in show business." "brother, please, i want to say it's an honor." "sister, please." "willy brown work the room." and jonathan winters it's weird thing for jonathan his wedding anniversary is september 11. >> rose: yeah. >> rough day. i took him to a giants game, and it was so great he and his wife-- he had a good day. for me meeting comedians like jonathan, donricle-- and you're -- >> there's a brotherhood. >> brother, but more like uncle. the master, the sensai, buddha. when around jonathan it's like being around the great one. a man was kissing a woman in front of us and he was doing it for a long time and he leaned over and said, "he's suck the ugliness out of h

. >> reporter: their first trip a whirlwind tour of the city by the bay, from alcatraz to fisherman's wharf and of course that bridge. >> when i first saw the bridge i was like this is really pretty. and i was like why is this red? it's the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: and thanks to your generosity her family is making plans to visit hawaii, the eiffel tower, the leaning tower of pisa and stonehenge. >> she has so many things she wants to see before her vision were to get worse. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> a good note to end on tonight as we start off a new week. thanks for being wit >>> enbhs bay area news starts now. >>> a south bay day care worker, and today he faced his accuser in court. one by one, young girls took the stand and recounted for the jury what they say he did to them. >> this is new at 6:00. they were describing an unspeakable act. young girls taking the stand today to testify about what a ymca child care worker did to them at a center in morgan hill. he is accused of sexually assaulting four girls. the youngest, just

. >> reporter: first off, i have swum a number of times escape from alcatraz from alcatraz to marina. i swim out in the bay quite often. are there sharks in the bay? >> yes, there are sharks in the bay absolutely. >> how many! >> in depends on the time of year. it depends on the time of year. this is -- there are a few more than usual this time of year because there are a lot of bait fish up and down the coast so, uhm -- >> reporter: then how come you don't hear about a lot of shark attacks here in the bay? >> you don't hear about them because of the five species that we have in the bay. most of them are very small and they are bottom feeders and just not interested in people. >> reporter: i hear they don't like mexican food, either. >> or chinese or any of that. >> reporter: very good for me, then. so i want to ask you, how many teeth in general does a shark have? >> hundreds of teeth that they will go through throughout their lifetimes. you can see this is a representation of a shark jaw here and you can see all those teeth. they actually have a conveyor belt like a factory of teet

alcatraz is celebrating a big anniversary. it was 80 years ago today the federal prison opened its doors to the most notorious criminals in the country. visitors got a look at it and talk to survivors of it and learn about the history. >>> dennis o'donell here with sports, talking about the a's, keeping up the winning streak, right? >> i can tell you, tim continues to walk the line. >> a fine line for all of you johnny cash people at home. the a's trying to make it a lucky 13 vs minnesota. the sunset of the pga championships, who is trying to get the edge, next ,,,,,,,,,,,, red white and blue pancakes for under five bucks? that's about as american as it gets. woman: what do you mean? blueberry pancakes, strawberries and cream cheese icing, starting at just $4.99. apple pie, watch out. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! more excitement than they bargained for when a roller were on got stu >>> two dozen thrill seekers got more excitement than they bargained for when a roller coaster they were on got stuck. this is at six

i swim from alcatraz to the marina green and swim the bay quite often.here sharks in our own local bay? who knows best? mike grassman the senior biologist here at aquarium by the bay. >> good morning. >> reporter: the answer to my question, are there sharks in our bay? >> yes, there are sharks in san francisco bay. >> reporter: ah!! okay. now how many sharks are there? >> there are 5 different species in san francisco bay and the numbers fluctuate depending on the time of the year. >> reporter: but they must be bottom feeders. i have never seen a shark. >> yes. the majority are bottom feeders so they are not interested in people, i'm sure. >> reporter: i went on facebook and asked people to tweet me questions. what do you want to know about sharks but were afraid to ask? we have this person asks, has there ever been an attempt to domesticate any breed of sharks? >> now, i believe people have kept some sharks in home aquariums if they are large enough and we have some sharks here in this aquarium but they are not domesticated and i don't recommend that pe

henry norr / protester under the bay bri past alcatraz, through the golden gate all the way outo the farallons .then it bang u-ey, and came here . joe: do you think they were doin henry: i think they were tr to fool us . demonstrators mustered a small contingent twitter to return to the po. they gathered in front of b 22 to try and block entranc. but police were able to cle path and escort longshoremen into the property around the protesters. the demonstrati began saturday with thousan speaking out against israe' military action in gaza. a bay area teacher is missi tonight.. after setting outo setting out to go backpackin the sierra. >> police were able to clear a path and escort long shoreman into the property around the protesters, the demonstration began saturday with thousands peeking out in israel's military action in gaza. they have pulled out another call for reenforcements to get here. it may be too late. they may be finished unloading the ship by then. recording live in oakland, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> a bay area teach sir missing tonight aftersetting out to go backpacking i

alcatraz prison closed in 196 after just 29 years of use.ed to participate in the series of competitions sponsored this year by the philadelphia v.a. medical center. wednesday is international left-handers day. a day for raising awareness among the right-handed majority of the needs and talents ever those who were born left-handed. on thursday, paul mccartney headlines the final concert in san francisco's candlestick park before its demolition. the beatles performed last concert at candlestick 48 years ago this month. on friday, the hudson union society in new york sponsors a gala in honor of malala the pakistani teenager a champion of educational rights for girls. saturday's forecast calls for the start of the world weather open science conference in montreal. smile. this week candid camera returns to the airwaves. you say you're too young to know what we're talking about. dean reynolds can fill you in. ♪ >> it is one of the most memorable expressions in television history. possibly even the english language. >> smile, you're on candid came

, took him to the island. >> rose: you took richard pryor to alcatraz. >> and got him off too. he wanted to go see it. >> rose: did he call you and say, or just somebody said-- robin, get me to the island. i. >> rose: you know san francisco, i know you do. >> yeah. >> take me to the island. >> rose: you know willie too. >> willie brown, willie brown, willie brown, brother, please, i want to say it is an honor, yo, sister, please, willie brown work the room. but it was so good to know him. and jonathan winters. he came up, the weird thing is for jonathan his wedding anniversary is september 11th, rough day. so i took him to a giants game. and it was so great to have he and his wife. he had a good day. and for me, knowing him, meeting comedians like jonathan, don rickles, man, that's just -- >> you're like a little kid. >> but more like uncle or like the master, the buddha, when you're around jonathan it's like being around the great one. >> he did a great thing, a man was kissing a woman in front of us and doing a long time and he leaned over and said you're sucking the uglyness

. >> ahora nos llega la información desde la ciudad de alcatraz, disfrute esta vista, la nubosidad del josé y afectando la ciudad, también vallejos y la buena noticia es que las temperaturas sí van a estar de nuestro lado en los próximos días y vamos a tener temperaturas agradables, en el caso de la ciudad de san josé sobrepasando los 84° para hoy y mañana, y para el fin de semana, en san francisco 67 y 66 par aam mañana y para el resto de los días el sistema se queda, pero si usted tiene que utilizar el resto de las carreteras, las lluvias podrían afectar su transporte. >> así que si tiene que usar la 580 de livermole tenemos un poco de lentitud, demoras en esta zona, así que conecte con el resto de la bahía, sin embargo, para que usted se haga una idea, el tráfico en esta zona corre a 34 millas por hora, que si usted tiene trasladarse de no le va a tomar 64 minutos, a esta hora cuando es todo por el me y le tenemos más información a continuación. >> muchas gracias lucrecia. >> las autoridades dicen que los detenidos de río grande, serán procesados ahí mismo y no enviados a procesamie

we take them to alcatraz, monterey bay, i take them to eat. they don't eat until we pray. i teach them that. faith based also and letting them know and just showing them another way. i never use profanity to these guys and show them another way. >> how hard is that? >> you know, that's disrespectful. i grew up and you cussed to me, i went commercial on you. you ain't talking to me like that. when they're young that's how they feel like. talk to them like a person. let them know you care. there is a way out. been there, done that. i did time in six different prisons. i got shot by the time i was 18. east side all my life. >> they're not going to fool you when they come from excuses. >> old school, new school and school to come baby. >> so you're having a big event and hoping over at -- >> andrea high school football stadium which we -- we have an office at andrea, so we impact maybe about a thousand young people kid you not, and they're asking for firehouse to come in. i bring daniel, i bring all the guys that we helped turn around that lived in them same streets. we gave t

. >> reporter: their first trip a whirlwind tour of the city by the bay, from alcatraz to fisherman'srf and of course that bridge. >> when i first saw the bridge i was like this is really pretty. and i was like why is this red? it's the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: and thanks to your generosity her family is making plans to visit hawaii, the eiffel tower, the leaning tower of pisa and stonehenge. >> she has so many things she wants to see before her vision were to get worse. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> and on that note, that is our broadcast for this august monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from ferguson, missouri. good night. >>> robin williams' untold love story. never before seen moments of their life together as his widow prepares the final farewell, now on "extra." robin williams and the love of his life. rare video of their honeymoon in paris. >> it was a great honeymoon, thank you. >> who was the woman robin loved until the end. >> breaking new details, th

. >> under the bay bridge, back to alcatraz, past the farallons and came back. i think they were trying to fool us. >> reporter: demonstrators mustered a small contingent via twitter to return to the port. they gathered in front of berth 22 to try to block entrances but police cleared a path and escorted longshoremen into the property around the protestors. had the demonstration began saturday with thousands speaking out against israel's military action against gaza. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> raymond "shrimp boy" chow fights to remove a gag order. the alleged chinatown gangster pled not guilty to racketeering and corruption charges. today his attorney will ask for complete public access to all the evidence against hawaii the fbi probe into chow led investigators to state senator leeland yee who is also facing charges. >>> governor rick perry was booked on abuse of power charges after surrendering and taking this mugshot yesterday, perry headed out for ice cream. he was indicted for street towing funding for the state public corruption prosecutors, for vetoing tha

. >> reporter: their first trip a whirlwind tour of the city by the bay, from alcatraz to fisherman'srf and of course that bridge. >> when i first saw the bridge i was like this is really pretty. and i was like why is this red? it's the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: and thanks to your generosity her family is making plans to visit hawaii, the eiffel tower, the leaning tower of pisa and stonehenge. >> she has so many things she wants to see before her vision were to get worse. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> and on that note, that is our broadcast for this august monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from ferguson, missouri. good night. [ screaming ] >>> wait till you see who has joined the bucket brigade now. as hard as it is to believe, er

this is some fog at alcatraz and angel island and possibly as far east as richmond. 60's to 90's.south we will have 90 but low-to-mid 80's for the let of the south bay and 84 at san jose and cupertino. up the peninsula we have low 80's and san mateo and mid-to-upper 70's and the clouds are stubborn, nearly 70's downtown and 72 in south san francisco. we will have temperatures at 20 kegs warmer in the valleys and mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay shore with oakland land as 76 and castro valley low-to-mid 80's. nearly 90 in san ramon and pleasanton and everyone else low-to-mid 90's. at the gape, another pleasant night with twins in town and we cooled it and 68 degrees at 7:00 and dropping to 63. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine but the coast is partly sunny and we could have a few high clouds saturday and wednesday and keep an eye on monday. it is dry but is the possible of showers. we will fine tune that as we get closer. >> headed back into san jose we still have a car fire on the shoulder and the engine caught on fire but the department is on seen to take care of mars and

alcatraz was home to al capone and machine gun kelly. it was closed in 1963 and live on as the most popular tourist attracts for visitors and locals. >> mike has been talking about the have moon that create -- graced the night sky when it is brought closer to earth and the noon looks bitter and brighter. you have another chance to see the super moon september 9. we would like to see your pictures or video at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> september 9, it will be as close? >> almost. 14,300 miles closer than normal today. >> who is counting? >> give or take a mile or two. >> the subis up soon and it will be harper to see. now, the winds are less than seven miles per hour in most neighborhoods but fairfield has a sea breeze at 20 miles per hour because of area of low-to-upper. 57 at sunny side and those are the cool spots and through the golden gate bridge or the ferry building it is 60 degree. santa clara is coolest at 56 degrees and union city and palo alto at 62. 59 at walnut creek and half moon bay and 58 in petaluma and american canyon is 54.

how it will look later today we have the same pattern, if you going to the golden gate bridge or alcatrazisland it will be foggy and spreaded over into the afternoon. absolutely gorgeous. we will talk times on the peninsula, low 60's right now and most of us are in the mid-50's to let 60's but headquartered is 63. this is how it looks from our camera with arrival delays at sfo. 70's and 80's for most of us and if you like the greek culture and food, or if you like robin williams, we have a film festival tomorrow. they will show "mrs. doubtfire" and a special of hbo from 2009 2009 and "good morning vietnam." >> in livermore we have an accident blocking one lane causing quite the backup at unanimous miles per hour taking on minutes to the commute at 49 minutes westbound from tracy to dublin and antioch to concord is 15 minutes. we have a closure this evening shutting northbound 121 in napa and they will re-open at 3:00 a.m. with detours if place. should adult film actors be forced to recollect themselves from std? >> a toot paste net with reaction to the report showing a popular planned is

. >> 80 years ago today, alcatraz opened as a federal prison, former guards will mark the anniversary. "the rock" was home to moran and now is a top tourist attract. >> check out the fire weather today, close to solano county and san joaquin and that could be a thunderstorm or two that strays into our neighborhood during the evening and overnight until then we have temperatures inland at 80 to 86 and upper 60's to low 80's for the prosecute of bay. >> seven, as we look at the walnut creek camera is up with a brand new crash involving four vehicles at the bay bridge toll plaza with two lanes blocked and heavy backup and possible delays away from the nimitz. >> abc7 news continues online and twitter and facebook and all mobile devices. >> see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic. foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i surwhat?e so.? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fr

alcatraz lives on today as one of the nation's most popular tourist attractions. >>> for the second time in two months a super moon is gracing the night sky. the super moon happens at the point where it is closest to earth. it looks bigger. you will have one more chance to see the phenomenon on september 9th. fortunately the skies were clear enough to see it tonight. let's get to meteorologist francis for a look on our weather and what is ahead this week. >> we have clear skies this evening. good viewing conditions. right now we see live clouds along the coast, but lots of clear skies as well. we did see the super moon earlier this evening and san francisco is 61 and oakland 62 and san carlos and san jose 63 and 61 as well in gilroy and half moon bay. we are looking out west toward the bay bridge and temperatures in the 50s for santa rosa and napa and novato and still hanging on to the low 60s in fairfield, concord 1k3 livermore. the temperatures are still running roughly a little warmer than they were compared to 24 hours ago for many locations. that was the trend today. we saw more sun

he wanted to see alcatraz. and got him off, too. he wanted to go see it. >> did he call you and say? >> robin, get me to the island. >> you know san francisco. >> you know willie. >> willie brown, hardest working there and show business! i want to say it's an honor. no, sister, please. and jonathan winters. he came up. for jonathan, his wedding anniversary of september 11. rough day. i took him to a giants day. he had a good day. for me, knowing him, meeting comedians like jonathan, don rickles. you are like a little kid. a brother, but more like uncle, the master, buddha. around jonathan is like being around a great one. a man was kissing a woman in front of us and he leaned over and said "you are sucking the ugliness out of her." you hang out with those guys and you cannot help but feel -- i got to know rod steiger. for me, the stories. you want to get that stuff on tape sometimes. so people could hear all the stuff that these guys have gone through. walter matthau. meeting those people. once or twice i met billy wilder. there is

coit tower and alcatraz. not foggy morning. >>> new this morning, united airlines flight had to make emergency landing overnight after a fire broke out on board. the plane left newark, heading to brussels, when a small fire started in the galley area. the boeing 777 diverted and landed safely. crew members used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames before the plane touched down. 233 people on board, no one was hurt. >>> bowe bergdahl is anxious to share his side of the story. bergdahl's lawyer, eugene fidel, released this picture of his meeting with the soldier from yesterday. fidel and bergdahl used the meeting to go over classified report into bergdahl's disappearance. bergdahl could have chosen not to take part but fidel says his client wanted to talk. bergdahl's been on desk duty since last month. freed in a controversial swap this year for five taliban prisoners. >>> today, the third and final day of the first ever u.s./africa business summit hosted by president obama. leaders have been meeting in wa

they were participating in the round the rock alcatraz challenge when the waters game rough and fast. the waves flipped it and tossed everyone into the water. >> the water was pouring into the canoe faster than we would bale it out, and it sunk the canoe. >> i have never been in anything that extreme. it seemed like it was paddle for your life, just to get away from the tower and make sure the tail of the canoe got around the tower. >> paddle for your life, good plan. the coast guard gave the crew some blankets and hot coffee. they all said they will be back on the water today. >>> bart has rolled out a new maintenance plan designed to minimize service disruption about the plan itself is causing disruption. crews took two tracks out of the area. service while they worked at the daly city service. today direct richmond or fremont service to san francisco won't be available either. >>> what could be the last hidden cash treasure hunt could be the last today. people were he it beach looking for pez dispensers holding $50 or $100 bills. >> i am using my feet, which has been super effectiv

we look outside along the embarcadero and you can make out alcatraz island in the distance. >> you have the silicon valley showing the popular music festival outside land that kicks off to start the day. there live this morning. this is the fourth year in a row that tickets sold out in like 24 hours, right? >> that's right. good morning, laura and scott. the fourth year in a row the tickets sold out. the first time it sold out in 24 hours. you can see it's going for this music and arts festival. it is quiet and you have the security guard there. they are all staff members and it will be a different scene when the gates open at 11:00 this morning. growing from the first year in 2008. last year the likes of paul mccartney and nine-inch nails. all headlining. kanye west kicking off tomorrow and tom pety and the heartbreakers and mclemore and and -- macklemore. it does bring in money for the area. according to a san francisco study, it showed it brought in over $60 million to local businesses. it created 683 equivalent jobs and grown since then. something special is the u.s. postal service

they were participating in the around the rock alcatraz race when the water game rough. it was flipped and everyone tossed overboard. >> the water was pouring into the canoe faster than we would bale it out, and it sunk the canoe. >> i have never been in anything that extreme. it seemed like it was paddle for your lifing, just to get away from the tower and make sure the tail of the canoe got around the tower. >> paddle for your life, good plan. the coast guard gave the crew some blankets and hot coffee. they all said they will be back on the water today. >>> bart has rolled out a new maintenance plan to minimize service disruption about the plan itself is causing disruption. cruz took tracks out. service while they worked at the daly city service. today direct richmond or fremont service to san francisco won't be available either. what could be the last hien cash treasure hunt took place in san francisco yesterday. people swarmed over baker beach looking for pz dispensers holding 50 dollars or $100 bill. >> i'm using my feet which is super effective at finding rocks. i

i went with some graduate high school students to alcatraz in san francisco for a dinner in the prison. all of these bright young people came out from the prison through the lobby of the park, the induction center. it was now night. -- counter was this image of the bay of san francisco. the kids were photographing it on their cameras. they then stepped out into the is sannd across the bay francisco. --was 20 lane and tremble twinkling and trembling. they did not look at it. they could only relate to an image that was synthetic and was framed. when they saw the thing they didn't realize they had seen the real thing. this inability to comprehend something that is not behind a screen worries me a lot. semester teaching narrative nonfiction to some very bright students. and passivelyty while i was talking began to freak me out. i began to realize that they weren't listening to me so much as watching me. they had grown up watching heads talking on screens. i was just another talking head. it was an eerie experience. when i mentioned this to lance said he has the same impression. he is being

seminal moment for me a number of years back i went graduate high chool students to alcatraz national park bay of san francisco for a dinner in the prison and all these bright people after the dinner came out from the prison through of the national park, center.uction over the ohight and counter was this image of the san francisco with the city glittering and this great mage and the kids were photographing it on their cameras. they then stepped out into the fresh cold night air and there across the bay water is over the san francisco. twinkling and trembling. they didn't even look at it. just went down to the ferry. in other words they were -- they could only relate to an image that was synthetic and was framed. saw all the real thing they didn't even see the real thing. this inability to comprehend anything that's not inside a frame behind a screen is worry me a lot. a semester at lf the university of chicago teaching narrative non fiction of very bright students. inactivity and inpassivity while i was talking to freak me out. began to realize they weren't listening to me so much wat

. >> under the bay bridge, back to alcatraz, past the farallons and came back.hey were trying to fool us. >> reporter: demonstrators mustered a small contingent via twitter to return to the port. they gathered in front of berth 22 to try to block entrances but police cleared a path and escorted longshoremen into the property around the protestors. had the demonstration began saturday with thousands speaking out against israel's military action against gaza. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a bay area teacher is missing after setting out on a backpack trip. 46-year-old muck teaches third grade at gomes elementary school in fremont. gregory's wife said he left for kings canyon national park on august 10, supposed to be back last sunday. no one has heard from him. >>> delays continue along 880 as we monitor this ungoing traffic alert. we got some new information from hayward pd. they confirm that a person did fall off the overpass on to the main lines of the freeways. live conditions from chopper 5. this happened about 5:00 this morning. traffic is backed up beyond to mari

this is the alcatraz challenge. a witness reported seeing an out rigger canoe capsize near the golden gate. >> they pulled the people from the water. >> this is the annual challenge. they run between the golden gate and bay bridges. >>> a drug bust at the state park and in that case, more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana were found abandoned on a boat. >> early yesterday morning, they found another boat trying to smelling -- smuggle in more. >> immigration, customs enforcement. >> 760 people are arrested in drug smelling busts since last october. >> homeland security said due to increased border security. >> drug runners are now choosing the central coast to unload the contraband. >> it is a year since the road rage incident put this man into a wheelchair. >> he is now celebrating a come back of sorts. >> family and friends were worried that he was depressed and might be contemplating suicide. >> through the support of loved ones. he is moving on from the crash last august. >> he was riding his motorcycle home from wo

devil's island, alcatraz, australia. parts of the united states early on in our history.we've always had this approach that folks who were in the justice system should be isolated and kept separate from folks. in that process of keeping folks separate, the kind of experiences that i'm hearing you and jackie describe are not uncommon. the blessing is we're all in this room in this very lovely senate chambers today. we're in this room for this lovely senate chambers today because we have this bipartisan opportunity to change that. and we have this bipartisan opportunity to change that because we recognize that keeping folks isolated on an island does not make sense in the 21st century. and that we have to figure out how we build bridges. and those bridges are partially electronic medical record bridges, which we'll be talking about in the second panel. those bridges are partly thinking differently about how we do sentencing for nonviolent, nonsexual offenders. but the important thing, i think, is the pony in this. we're sitting here in this beautiful room in the senate toda

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looking toward alcatraz, we have some cloudy skies there and the fog is extending well onshore.ne. that area of low pressure that brought us heavy drizzle yesterday now moving into southern california bringing them some showers. we are going to see some sunshine but mild temperatures inside the bay. plan on 72 in oakland, 79 in san jose, about 82 in livermore, and 76 degrees in the napa valley. 60s along the coastline. high pressure begins to build in tomorrow, temperatures warming up on thursday and friday. slightly cooler this weekend. >>> in response to criticism of the treatment of killer whales sea world said it will build them a larger habitat. yeah. that's pretty good. yeah. when asked for comment willer whales said hay, you know what is a larger habitat? the ocean! >> that's actually funny. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up phil mickelson is one of the world's best golfers. he's not just focused on his game. he tells us about his support for the troops his rivalry with tiger woods and his advice for another lefty, president obama. and did you want even make f

devil's island, alcatraz, australia. parts of the united states early on in our history. we've always had this approach that folks who were in the justice system should be isolated and kept separate from folks. in that process of keeping folks separate, the kind of experiences that i'm hearing you and jackie describe are not uncommon. the blessing is we're all in this room in this very lovely senate chambers today. we're in this room for this lovely senate chambers today because we have this bipartisan opportunity to change that. and we have this bipartisan opportunity to change that because we recognize that keeping folks isolated on an island does not make sense in the 21st century. and that we have to figure out how we build bridges. and those bridges are partially electronic medical record bridges, which we'll be talking about in the second panel. those bridges are partly thinking differently about how we do sentencing for nonviolent, nonsexual offenders. but the important thing, i think, is the pony in this. we're sitting here in this beautiful room in the senate tod