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there was a couple of debris item, a ladder. so the police may be trying to get it out of the freeway. westbound bridge definitely light at the toll plaza and this morning driver is okay on the san san so far in san manteo. 08:00. >>> thank you. happy friday. a little change and it spells cooler. for many, if you are well in inland it will be near 100 but there's a sea breeze, more low clouds and fog, thunderstorms popped up on the desert. but it will stay south and east of us. but a lot of fog. yesterday it was on the coast and kind of just base. today it is solid and filling into the north bay. sol of the wind gusts out of the west near fairfield around 500 feet. 38 miles per hour. they're all west or southwest, 31, the reservoir, 38. gusts to 26. port chicago 24 and liver moore 12. that's a sea breeze. yesterday was hardly any breeze and even the air force base had gusts to 20 miles per hour. it is calmer but still southwest and yesterday there was barely any breeze. 64 that's it in the city, 4 below average for this time of

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a little bit of a warming still below average. a live in a flat, we will see a better mixing out.we head into the afternoon debitors are expected to jump up into the seventies bewray now 52 degrees and is in his sister, redwood city opportunities for men and you, here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. which gesture was getting into the upper 80s and some of the warmer inland spots upper seventies around the bay. lower 60s for the coast and then by tomorrow a little bit of catching morning fog temperatures start towards the upper 80s. distorting than 90 degree mark, saturday looks like a worm is it the beginning of the '90s. upper seventies around the bay% a gradual cool down. great for us for this month. >> we are following let's talk for truckers and the lovely but their story, here's the bay bridge toll plaza still not a problem since it is 5 02 a.m. you'll be paying $6 as you cross the bridge. should only take you about 12 minutes. a source in now that the work has been cleared by caltrans. san mateo, not a problem traffic is starting to figure just a little bit but 12 mi

like a policeman carrying a firearm. i get a new one every year, obviously.them. it's something you have to have the pepper spray when you're hiking in glacier. it's a lot of fun. and a beautiful place. >> jack hanna, thanks for that. glad you're okay. [ michael hall ] we are only as good as the things we make today. and today we're making 5,400 welds, in the body of the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ that might seem like a lot, if you're building a car. but not if you're building a company. ♪ the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ >>> major league baseball is asking san jose's mayor to delay putting a stadium proposal on the ballot. they are discussing it with the xeat today. he said last week he wants the voters to decide whether the city should build a ballpark. next tuesday is the deadline to qualify a measure for a ballot. meantime, they are trying to decide if the a's would be allowed to move to san jose. let's check in with mike and see if we're going see sunshine. >> further east you head, even the coast have pocket of sunshine. temperatures in the low 60s and mi

over a plan to install a windmill in the front yard of a home.he plan comes as the city looks for ways to use renewable systems. the device would go up at the corner of teresita boulevard. >> my goal is to try to contribute to renewable energy. >> reporter: some are complaining the device could pose a potential hazard. >> they were all, what if that fall, what if birds run into this thing. every crazy idea about what could possibly go wrong with this, was thrown out. it would you wasn't throughout in a polite manner, it was really angry. >> there's also concern that the installation of a windmill would bring negative sentiment. >>> general motors announced a final prize for its highly anticipated chevy volt electric car. the auto maker says the purchase price will start at $41,000. the electric car qualifies for a federal tax credit which would bring it down to $35,500. the least lease price would be about $350 a month. the cars will initially be available in a handful of states including california. >>> united airlines is now apologizing for str

it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of a clear violation of both the un resolution twelve forty four and all the accepted norms of international law. honestly was expecting a more nuanced decision along the lines of it was illegal but it doesn't matter i quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take such are directly pro-american position to be perfectly honest course i'm always a much independent does month to quarter vichy france was in world war two it's a public stage and it suffers from endemic corruption abuses of power is its government structure can be best described as a organized crime is not a state in any way shape or form just because the u.s. state department says it is it doesn't mean it is. the higgs opinion on kossovo sparked reaction from two other states seeking world wide recognition of qazi and south setia say the court's decision confirms the double standards of western countries over their right to independence as prime minister sergei shamba says the two republics have more of a. right to their own sovereignty

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it's a subtle event. there is a bit of a rotation. you see it swirl. that's just an eddy that forms offshore when it did this yesterday, too. it cleared the fog from along the coast. it's a small-scale feature but oftentimes that's what you will go. we see those in southern california. what we're looking at are clear conditions. i will tell you this -- this fog is coming back in tonight and it will get into the antioch area. it will get into concord and the livermore valley as well. so my forecast is almost a repeat of what we had today except a little warmer for your thursday and then a little warmer for your friday and then a little warmer for your saturday and sunday. but not a heatwave but any stretch of the imagination. the cool weather pattern continues, even though it's going to be warmer tomorrow than it was today. it's still bele average in many -- below average this many places. the extended forecast is for a bit of warming. it's like 1 to 2 degrees. it's hot in the central away. i just talked to some folks up in the chico area, up towards re

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she's a zedonk, a rare cross between a zebra father and a donkey mother. zoo officials say she has zebras' instincts, though, since she sits up instead of lying on her side, a sign that she's staying alert for predators. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. i hear the giggle already with the forecast. when you take your little ones to the zoo, you can kill two birds with one stone, you know? hey, kids, look, it's a donkey and it's a zebra. does that work or is it kind of creepy? >> the how is the longer conversation. >> the birds and the bees. let's start not even there. >> no, not even, or the petri dish. let's chat about what's happening weatherwise around the nation. good morning, everyone. weather's been rather stagnant. we've had the same weather pattern in the west for the last couple days, and that continues today. some monsoonal moisture up through arizona with some showers, and we're also watching for the most part right along the coast of california those clouds continuing to linger.

rescue a 6-year-old boy. >>> plus a violent death involving a man recent mri convicted in a high profile dui case. >>> and why this will cause residents hundreds of dollars. >>> it is tuesday, july 27. welcome to bay area news at 7:00. it's a parent's nightmare. investigators are trying to determine how a 6-year-old boy drowned at a public swimming pool with three lifeguards on duty. it happened at the castro valley high school swim center. dozens of people enjoyed the pool. we are live now on the scene with the story with jana. >> reporter: i spoke with several people that say they are the victim's relatives. they do not want to go on cam a. they say his name is paul and his parents are just heartbroken. we have learned the larger pool is where the boy was at the shallow in about 3 1/2 feet deep. that's where he was when one of the lifeguards saw he was in trouble. pool staff say it happened during the public swim period about 2:15 yesterday afternoon. there were 44 visitors at the time. the recreation parks general manager says there were three on duty. >> one pulled him out and immedi

you will mall -- a more likely be seen by a nurse then a doctor. it will be spelled of very specifically as to what can be given. those that have good care, -- they have to look at this part of the debate. >> i think you are right. if they are going to cut the cost, they will decide that granma is not worth spending. hurry up and die. if there is a disease that some might consider terminal, they can go right ahead and send it in the people that will remove the body part and give it to a younger person that can make better use of it. there are all kinds of wild ideas in the obama ministration like this. i think sarah palin was on track when she talked about the death panel. these are things to be concerned about. i see our next speaker has arrived. i gave you a beautiful introduction already when i thought you were here. wonderfulld you're a conservative congressman. please welcome him. [applause] >> good to see you. how long do i have? >> 20 minutes. >> ok. that is fine. what i thought i might do is -- will try to get up 50,000 feet and ask you que

a you know for the end of the day so it's a regulator to have a little more oh. yeah a lot of business well there just will just find a way around over to london. whether or not you think the dad frank bill will actually accomplish anything the bottom line is we have to try something otherwise we're just destined to make the same mistakes with this same dire consequence. out to moscow our curators have been found guilty of inciting religious hatred after an exhibition which prosecutors said insult of human dignity the show called for bin art included an explosive mix of works some of which were banned from previous public displays. a gross humiliation or an artistic license when these images went on display in two thousand and seven they oust wage rush's religious community and they put the curator and the museum director and the middle of a nasty tug of war over freedom of expression and ultranationalist thousand complaint and so began a fourteen month trial on charges of inciting religious hatred through controversial works of cricket it was not the church that

. >> wait a second. we have a question here. >> not a question, a comment. i just want to suggest a caveat that everything you say is absolutely true provided the materials are of blood condition. quite frequently in garage and basements you have rotten seals and post ends and insect damage and that will exacerbate the problems in any earthquake. >> thank you. >> that's why you need an engineer to tell you you have a problem. >> also an engineer or architec will prioritize where your mone is best inveted for return. let's look at her water heater here. she was out of town when i took these pictures. >> sure. >> she has one elevated so the flame is 18 inches off the floo which is required under code when you're doing renovations o your building. most of these water heaters are strapped. they have different kind of straps but the one on the right has what they call plumer's tape, the one on the left is using a real water heater connections some heavy duty straps and lag bolts , easy to put in. $15.99. it will save you a lot of time and aggravation and may prev

remember, this was a recession caused by a set of policies that left us with a 1. trillion de deficit when the president came into office. the recession was a year old at that point. given that we've been living beyond our means as a country, americans borrowing too much and a huge growth in risk taking and leverage in the financial system, you would expect a moderate pace recovery and that's what we're seeing. you are seeing recovery. you see private investment expand again. job growth starting to come back. and that's encouraging. if you look at what private forecasters say about the economy, they see an economy that will continue to grow, strengthen moderately over the next 18 months or so, and i talk to businesses across the country and i would say that's the general view. an economy that's gradually getting better. >> you do not believe in a double dip recession that it will get worse before it gets better? >> i think the most likely thing is you see an economy that gradually strengthens over the next year or two. you see job growth start to come back again an

if you have a violation it will come up on a flag. we do not want to issue a permit to a building that is potentially unsafe. contributing to that had their comedy did that work continue with violations addressed? maintaining the safe building. >> commissioner? >> i asked for this matter to be heard. for them to look at opportunities where we can save staff time, shortening the time line to resolve these issues before they become appeals issues, perhaps even to engage the property owner, even on an earlier stage. what i would like to ask, when someone receives a violation, if they disagree with what the inspectors said, what opportunity they have? can they request to go straight to the directors hearing? the way that i understand it, we place the item on the directors hearing if they do not respond after a few inspections, correct? >> yes, we scheduled the case for the directors hearing. there is a code that allows people to bypass that provision. >> i am not talking about bypass. >> but there is a provision of code that would allow t

drives more like a car than a truck. available this winter. >> to some they're pesky. >> we just have to take a look and just get into your heart. >> ordinary efforts to save an injured raccoon named tinny. >>> homeowners think of raccoons as pesky others are bay area natives with as much right to live here as we, humans. >> there is a little guy lost his mother and ability to walk. >> and there like all raccoons he likes to dine with friends. live is good now. last march, after tinny was born in a house in alameda county his future looked grim. >> his mother was killed by an exterminator. it's common. >> volunteers rescued tinny. he could not move his back legs. and. >> this is kept until they're healed or old enough to live on their own. >> this home video shows he needed more than just time to heal. so megan took him to sam's clinic. specialists in marin county. dr. lisa clump examined him, free. >> you have to take a look and you know, he just gegts under your heart. >> this staff donated time and one care taker vide

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it did touch a nerve in a way that a lot of court opinions to not. -- a lot of court opinions do not.of democrats on the judiciary committee gave -- believe it gave them a chance to see is a line of rhetoric that republicans like to use -- the concept of judicial activism. whether there is anything beyond a waahington story and it actually has an impact on how people vote or consider the court or consider how the judiciary functions, i believe experts believe that time will tell. >> while i don't think you can take much from the actual comments that people make on articles that i write, the two articles i wrote about this one, the one about the state of the union and justice alito and then when the chief justice talked about the state of the union at his speech at the university of alabama, they were the most commented upon articles i have written about the supreme court. i think it is an issue that got to the public in a way that a lot of supreme court decisions to not. >> i'm going to step out of my moderator shoes for second. i think it is interesting. the question reminds me of wh

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salary or a uniform or a gun. rather, it is empowering tribes. these programs are mostly in the pashtun region. empowering tribes who feel that they want to fight the taliban , giving them some training, empowering them to carry guns. and hoping that they will, in fact, keep the taliban out of their communities. >> warner: but you found it actually did cause some violence that was unanticipated or some intratribal violence? >> that has happened in several of the places where this was tried. the problem is that in the first place, the first major program was in nongahar province and a certain tribe, the shinwari were promised up to a million dollars in reconstruction aid. this caused problems with other tribes in the area and also within the tribe itself when one branch was promised the money the other branch was not. so rather than coming together, rather than providing cohesion for this tribe, the promises and the money caused factionalism that related in violence. >> warner: general petraeus has just taken over

we have to have a motion and a second. i believe there was a slight change? >> last whereas clause is actually the result: a. -- is actually the resolve clause. it is a typo. so with that change. president fong: resolution 10-51 is approved. >> item9b, conceptual authorizations -- conceptual design options and fiscal feasibility approval process of the james r. herman cruise terminal and nebraska work plaza public improvement project, located along the embarcadero. >> i am a port project director. i will present a brief summary of the project development since january of this year. next, the design team will present to conceptual designs of the cruise terminal and the wharf plaza. finally, john dahl will present the feasibility study and the public outreach process. in january of this year, the design team, which includes k &d architects in association with cruise terminal design consultants, committed to the design process. this began with internal workshops that led to a development of what engineers call a design basis. port staff presented this informatio

caller: the governor is a big person with a big personality and a big agenda. he had a mandate to change things, change the habits as described, unseating an incumbent democrat. the deficit has been around for awhile. something different to get the spending under control. host: what does it mean for the rest of the country? caller: new jersey has the distinction of being one of only a few states that elected the governor one year after the presidential action. and he has also had some left over going his way, attempting to trim unemployment benefits. i think that the most interesting thing that has happened so far is that new jersey just passed a property tax and spending tax on the local level. again, we will see how this works. whether or not citizens see relieved in property taxes. new jersey faces the highest property taxes in the country. host: let me put one other issue on the table again from "of the philadelphia inquirer." bowling to reintroduce any blueprint, several weeks before the real debate governor chris christie detailed the tax, but it was clea

it's a crustacean. >> reporter: there's also a danger, this is a picture of a young hump back whale found sunday, the lacerations on the caucus are evidence of a boat strike. >> it's concerning to us that when we lose one animal. that tragedy could have been avoided. >> reporter: that warning to boaters extends into the bay as well. several gray whales have been seen feeding in the bay in recent weeks. in marin county, ken pritchett. >>> tony hayward is losing his job. hayward with step down october 1st and will be replaced by the first nonbritish ceo for the company. bob henly, the company is trying to prove that tough lessons have been learned due to the spill. >>> in current county, the bull fire has consumed 5,000 acres in and around the secoia national forest since it began yesterday afternoon. the fire destroyed six homes in the town of river current overnight. the chp is escorting people into town to see what's left and to get their belongings. the forest service tells ktvu high winds are moving back into the area and that is hampering efforts to contain the fire. >>> to the north

a flop and a free fix. while it's what steve jobs said that has everyone talking it was a special guest appearance today that has many folks singing. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: steve jobs opened his conference with a youtube son and went on to blame the media for all the hoopla for what's been dubbed "antenna- gate." >> if you read the architect, -- >> if you read all these articles, you would have thought, jesus, at least half our customers called in to complain or ask questions or be angry. >> reporter: it turns out only one half of 1% of iphone 4 customers have complained. at least according to apple. that's how some outside the apple store --that's got some outside the apple store feeling sorry for the tech giant. >> they pick on them. >> reporter: to a certain extent, cnet's brian fong agrees. >> now that they are so big and mainstream they have to answer to a lot more voices that they haven't had to before so now that apple has finally showed one of the first chinks in their armor, everybody was ready t

a little the milk . to wear the latest headlines and the week's top stories here and here is our t.v. international threat members of two terrorist cells have been arrested on suspicion of planning attacks on russian cities all groups are believed to have links from global terrorism. startling statistics three decades twenty five million deaths and over sixty million infections much to talk about and the international aids conference which starts today. kidnap confusion the u.s. media claims that an iranian scientist just as he was abducted by american secret services was spying for washington. drying record high temperatures in russia are causing widespread fraud failure forcing desperate farmers to seek state support. time now to look take a look at what's happening and sports entertainment now. close again here and now a formula one grand prix this weekend but there's a good spectacle in moscow this happening for fans so what's all that everybody can stand the heat a russian formula one driver of the

how many times do we know a direction, a distance, a compound, a vicinity, where these guys are comingnd then, you know... you know, conventional war-- that's it, you know. that whole compound would go, you know. but we can't drop ordnance on them because of civilian casualties. >> pelley: but you said it was frustrating. what do you mean? >> quiceno: it's frustrating. i don't know if anybody really understands the... the amount of stress that... that the guys are already starting to feel because of that, you know? simply just having that... their... their hands tied behind your back, if you will. >> pelley: while we were with golf company, the president was deciding to expand the counter- insurgency strategy, which was controversial in washington. in late august, before the decision to order another 30,000 troops was made, we asked america's top commander in southern afghanistan, brigadier general john nicholson, how the current strategy was supposed to work. >> john nicholson: clearly, at the front end, you're involved in heavy security operations, in this case, while we build up the

a man wanted in a string of home burglaries has been seen outside of the homes with a boy about 10 years old and have taken place within the past two weeks. are. >>> a wildfire in los angeles county is threatening 2000 homes and structures. and this afternoon it's now burning close to a palmdale neighborhood. this is a live picture. >>> about 5% contained and that is where leo stallworth joins us with the latest. leo? >> this is a beast. and in this community, of palmdale, just beyond homes you can see here which is called delta ridge community. firefighters have just finished trying to beat back flames that hit the trees in that area. not more than a quarter mile. i won't say a quarter mile behind these homes. there are at least 100 homes in this area. and they have had to undergo a one incredible air assault just beyond these homes, putting down flames. and they managed to do that. problem is that they don't know if the ire is out. there are hot spots there. every time it comes with air assault, flames come back again, here we are, back in the same situation. a lot of the area has been

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>>> san francisco is a very -- a very hip market. and we understand that. >> targeting san francisco. the trendy discount store is closing -- is clouer than it has ever been. features that are target firsts. good evening. alan wang is in san francisco tonight along geery boulevard where they met at one of the two site thees want to put stores. target is trying to gain accentance in the city. >> yeah, dan. one of the things that adds to san francisco's charm is it is not smothered by a lot of large, commercial chain stores. but the chain stores allowed into the circle have to go through a special approval process. this is the beginning of the process for target. >> the stores in san francisco are the first te cases of the new model. >> in a city suspicious of big box stores, the reception here was warm. >> and i want you to know that i think this is a wonderful idea. >> san francisco residents who traveled to this target were equally satisfied to hear target want to move into the old mervyns department store. it would be san francisco

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there are a lot of gardens and parks but not a lot of be brought in, so it is definitely a novel approach. president maxwell: this works great there because there is a lot of energy there. >> that is right. this is a neighbor that is asking for it. there are so many vacant lot. president maxwell: and there is a lot going on around there. >> yes, pedestrian traffic. president maxwell: all right, why do we not open this up for public comment? seeing none -- oh, i am sorry. we have cards. robin, come on up, robin. >> hi, there. i am a small-business owner. we are a new food startup, but we emerged from the food culture. we have been involved with emobile food cart around the city -- with the mobile food cart. it is incredibly san francisco and in its thoughtfulness in nature. -- san franciscan in its thoughtfulness and nature. in terms of creating a new center and helping the city make this land more valuable for future use, and the ability to advance micro enterprise, which is so very san francisco, as well. so as a small-business owner, i just wanted to say that this is a fantastic path fo

they provide a spare and a handrail. and at that point, we expect the hard part will have a letter at the bottom. >> it is a bold. it could rust out. you have to make sure it is the cure. -- it's a bolt. it could rust out. you have to make sure it's secure. >> check it and fix it before it is a problem. and here is a wooden ladder. about six months ago, the board of supervisors passed a law that said every wooden ladder must be removed. that follows the unfortunate death of somebody who fell backwards and died. you cannot use these, and i would never encourage somebody. i certainly could not climb one of these. who knows what is holding it on? rusty nails? let's talk about groups. we did not expect homeowners to get on the route to often, but sometimes you can get up on your flat roofs. what do you have to do for routine maintenance on those? >> you can always tell, if groups are starting to bubble, that is a sign, it protect the roofing membrane from the sun so if there is none, ultraviolet light will be deteriorating,

their opinions at a separate conference heard a few days before the official event was a group raising questions some of which challenge the fundamental assumptions many people hold about hiv and aids cherry stake the hiv positive was amongst after eleven years an eighty to the drug combination therapy she stopped taking the medication after coming across some of the alternative view. it's not that hiv slash hades is a myth aids obviously is not a myth that's a acronym for immune suppression where people become immune suppressed all over the world every day for all types of different reasons lots of things cause lower immunity and illness. whether h.i.v. has been proven to be a viable infectious virus that sexually transmitted i think is really the bigger question for me these use of polar opposites to some of the calls at the official conference for earlier treatment a prevention we also have more drug sales then we have ever had before to trade a trophy to mr hunter more power or something or more tolerable than the very fact the cash opinions has led to harsh recriminations on both

for a second day, a sickout by a.c. transit drivers left some riders waiting for buses that never came. about 20% more than 200 drivers called in sick today and yesterday to protest a contract that was imposed on the union by the agency on sunday. riders say they faced long waits and crowded buses. >> everybody had to cram in. they would for sure have passengers standing up. >> late today a.c. transit executives apologize to riders and urged drives to get back to work. >>> more bay area riders are using the clipper card to pay for rides on six bay area transit systems eliminating the need for cash or multiple tickets. riders also get discounts. but the system is experiencing growing pains based on the complaints we have been getting. they enjoy take the cable car to work. but this rider says there's always a problem when you pay. >> sometimes they say the machine isn't working. they say you don't have a pass sometimes. >> reporter: he says a lot of the city's cable car operators have no idea how to use the hand-held dev

you have a big governor's race, a senate race, a couple of senate races or a senate race and you also have a lot of local races and congressional races up in the air. >> i think it will be fascinating, gwen. let's take that senate race first because we always see these national political races, you know, with these interesting parallels and what's going on in a state, what's going on in the country. barbara boxer the incumbent state u.s. senator from california up against carly fiorina the former ceo of hewleltt-packard. you better believe that the economy is going to be part of that. i'm sure president obama will probably be back out here campaigning for senator boxer. and the governor's race as you talked about will be fascinating. most people in california feel as though what they want is leadership. they're looking for leadership. that explains why arnold schwarzenegger approval rating have been so low. they don't think he's been the right leader. in our race for governor you have a former ceo of ebay meg whitman against the former governor who wants to be governor again jerry bro

. >>> a tragic drowning in a pool.oy lost his life in a pool staffed with lifeguards. >> fbi infiltration of the muslim community. the racial profiling tactics have some people concerned. >> these photographs really are missing links. >> and lost works of ansel adams. a $45 garage-sale find that is now worth millions. >> good evening, every one. a plea for help coming from oakland city council officials tonight to prevent more police layoff autos their future lies in the hands of voters deciding on two parcel tax measures on the november ballot. if they don't pass, 100 cops will lose their jobs. abc 7 is live in city hall tonight. leanne? >> keep in mind two-thirds of the voters here have to agree to this. and given this economy, i can tell you that every city official inside of the building will tell you that this is going to be a tough sell.

a woman traced a bison in a national park, when an object suddenly hit it. the bison charged.s bruised while the friend tripped and hurt her shoulder. a bison charged and injured another visitor at yellowstone earlier this summer. >>> time, now, for sports news. here's sara walsh at espn news. >> good morning. an emotionally wild game for boston fans who thought they were witnessing history. and instead, saw an utter collapse late in the game. john lackey on the mound. had a no-hitter going. in the eighth inning here, when josh bard would single to right center with two outs. lackey went eight innings, two hits, no earned runs. his team was in good shape, though. in the bottom of the ninth, red sox up 6-1. it's not over. franklin gutierrez, crushing a two-run home run off manny delcarmen. the mariners are down 6-3. boston has a pitcher there. it would disappear. jonathan papelbon. jose lopez scores. mariners, down 6-4. after a walk, bases loaded. jack wilson to short. the flip to second. the throw to first gets away. and two runs would score. mariners score five in the ninth.

he took a ride out on a boat to get a firsthand look. >> what's happening is a slow evolution contractor said it will take about 12 hours the basically what's happening is this deal section is being slowly over and will be dropped in a place on a platform the size of a basketball court. there doing it with this piece of equipment it's the strain gantry jack the towers connected to the jackies in these high tension string cables. it lists the mass of peace up and moves on track until the tower is in place. it's no small task its precision work and requires a keen eye and steady hand on the controls. it's a hundred 65 ft. tall and weighs more than 2 million lbs.. once the section is in place caltrans has 03 more identical pieces and place to make up the bass section of a larger structure which will be 525 ft. tall when it's done. you can see the tower will go up in between the two sections of the roadway. caltrans said the new section of the bay bridge is the largest public works project in california history. the eastern span is scheduled to open in 2013 on the bay jeff bush kron 4 news.

a lot of things, there is not a lot for of a market. i think tre is a lot of stuff that is becoming obsolete and there is no longer a market for it. i'm curious about these third world countries that will continue to supply us with goods. the world is becoming pact with stuff. everyone has too much. host: sounds a lot like george carlin. go ahead. guest: there is clearly overcapacity and oversupply. there is stuff stacking up in stores but also houses. we have an excess supply of houses in certain cities. it is not clear when the demand will be strong enough to have demand for the empty houses. probably the same is true for automobiles and other kinds of household objects and consumer goods. there is an overcapacity of things, but part of that is driven by an absence of demand in the economy driven by high unemployment. insteadof a 9.5% unemployment and we had a 5% or 6% unemployment, it would create more demand. there are people sitting on the sidelines not able to work for a variety of reasons. if we get back to a strong economy, ever