is then fed back into the reactor and through the heat exchanger which keeps the reactor core at a constant temperature. the quake hit fukushima number one plant has a total of 13 diesel generators to operate the eccs, but the operator of the plant says all the generators failed because of the quake. >>> the japanese government -- experts of the japanese government say the magnitude 8.8 earthquake may have occurred across a wider area than they had initially thought. experts on the earthquake research committee say several earthquake focal regions were synchronized in a way they hadn't expected. the committee held an extraordinary meeting on friday night. the chairman told a news conference that an observation using a gps earthquake tracker showed that the ground at the observatory had moved about four meters to the east. the committee concluded that all four expected focal regions were synchronized. they cover a stretch of a few hundred kilometers from waters off miyagi prefecture to waters off ibaraki prefecture. the committee's shairm said further evaluation of the quake is needed when m

piece the great streets of france in seven hundred seventeen in the floodgates mark has since been a constant stream of fresh immigrants. moving inside this is the same cost style and grunge. making the rooms magnificent chandeliers and model ways the one decent use often use vilification as. a museum and an educational institutes want to welcome one of the most prestigious universities. next up we were arrived at the famous old golf you know versus a thousand years of oftener than fifty seven instead. yes be popular with our students for centuries very famous christian artists writers politicians graduates of all sports here and stay there around one thousand freshman students in higher education in paris. and lupus we can stand case for me as we the vice chancellor of the state. there is we thank you very much for your time that's how many so far has a long history with russian students yes. well you you can consider that peter to greet was the first russian student in paris because he came just to see the grave of his show you you know visually you had the well known the prime minister in

down of action on a constant power struggle there crossing the ends it seems in the way of statements . on the international community has been debating what measures to take to help stabilize libya everyone has been critical of its use of force on the opposition and we sat down with a space of the art commission for human rights to find out what he thinks about the way the rest is going to handle them acculturate. we're talking today to talk to a man or spokesman of the arab commission for human rights in paris. the man of the arab commission for human rights also the prosecutor general for the international tribunal to begin an investigation into events in libya the decision to begin the investigation was made out to be carried out. the first of all the investigation will be made under the authority of the un security council in accordance with clause thirteen of the rome statute this clause in titles the prosecutor general to perform an investigation without any preconditions or limitations and enables him to move freely and used to the benefit of the investigation anything that ma

and that is a look at supportso" >> plus danger can be a constant companion to a snow border. coming up an accident as the snow border wearing a helmet cam saw it. you are watching early "today." >>> kell welcome back. here is a look at your tuesday forecast. you will need an umbrella. san francisco nice today. not bad. even prescott and flagstaff everywhere is looking good. 80 degree and phoenix heading up near 90. this is where the only warm air is. not bad. chance of showers in seattle and portland. if you are watching us in seattle, washington, sitting in first class. check those out. style in the aisle. >> wow, what airline is that? are they flying you to the moon? what were they wearing? there is an early look at headlines and entertainment. helen mirren stuck her hands and feet in. and willie nelson has been offered a deal in the case. a $100 fine if he sings in the courtroom. no word on whether or not the judge or willie will accept the deal. his big brother's wedding is getting a lot of attention. prince william will join service men walking along the polar ice cap. t

a. constant senator fitzgerald actually told us yesterday it's not just about taking down the unions just in his state of wisconsin this is part of a much a larger republican plan for two thousand and twelve that's take a listen to what he said yesterday on making kelly's program. well if they flipped the state senate which is obviously obviously the goal with eight recalls going on right now they can take control of the labor unions if we win this battle and the money is not there or under the auspices of the unions certainly what you're going to find is president obama's going to have a much difficult a much more difficult time getting away in winning the state it was parents are. now there he lays out the completely blatantly obvious they don't he wish our politicians to set it straight what their intentions are the whole. yeah absolutely i mean i would love for them to be honest and open and transparent from the beginning what annoys me about that interview with making kelly is the fact that he was so brazen about it after lying over and over again about how they're just trying to bal

when their life begins yes and i think what happens is that as the number of friends is basically a constant the ever is number of relationships that any every person has is about one hundred twenty it's it's a fundamental constant over the last few thousand years and it's called the vanguard number so it's it's a number a little actual established during all kind of research so one hundred twenty relationships you can maintain in your life given the kind of the size of the brain you have everything that goes with it they think they think what internet really needs pen especially for you to continue investing and growing is artificial intelligence because because the sooner i get access to artificial intelligence the number of my friends race to thousands and the number of people who i can i can be contacted in contact with what will be a literate is it so well you do believe that this is what is going to happen that the pretty soon this sort of a artificial intelligence wall will start will be invented and then we'll know a little. pretty soon i think maybe of the next ten twenty years. but

an individual unless benefited from the housing and work force investment dollars, i hope to be a constant reminder to reach with our funding. i have attended a key meetings so far. i found that many of the policies, have been there as a part of the community. i will be there to help to assure the investment of the funds equal to the best use encouraging better outcomes of performances, working with them to help them do their job. i want to thank you for the opportunity. any questions? >> seeing none, thank you for being here. >> i want to thank you for taking time to consider me for this appointment. i am proud of the surface and the work that government can do to help improve the lives of citizens. i've really enjoyed reviewing all of the applications. i professionalize serve for nancy pelosi as a field representative. the tough ones include education and housing. i am also a liaison for the african-american community. i feel that that experience that i bring along with the service to the city serving on the board of the nation, i would be a valuable asset to the committee. >> thank you.

it's a constant change. we can't control all the variables. we are not out there every day. she doesn't ride muni. we look it when we don't see it as people complaining to us. by the way, i was on this bus or this streetcar and this happened. this is going on on a regular base. we can't fix it unless we know about it. we get on the phone with police and they are open to that. i think keeping on going communication is a good effort. plus we worked on having a hot line. they advertise it. he it probably tell you more of that. even in schools, we have a hot line, if you are feeling threatened or whatever, they want them to call on it. we are doing a lot of different things. we have to keep doing it it. there's always better ideas to make it better. >> thank you. superintendent garcia. one of the first actions we took in terms of the mta upon your joining the city as our superintendent was to talk about the relationship between the mta and the school district. we are intrusted with thousands and thousands of students. we have to make sure you get there savely. it's additionally

. >> cheryl: acting san francisco police chief criticized a person today what he says is a constant attack on the department. he addressed about another southwest video that depicts police misconduct. they say it shows them mishandling an arrest on a marijuana suspect. the chief says it shows nothing illegal. a judge dismissed the case against the suspect. >> kristen: the barry bonds perjury trial. a surgeon testified. the doctor denied performance enhancing drugs. hoskins said he had as many 50 conversations with king about bonds. he says he gave hem steroids to help an injury. the prosecution could wrap up the case as early today. >> barry zito has been released from the hospital after his car was broadsided in west hollywood last night. he was taken to cedar sinai for an examination. he is experiencing soreness and upper body and will have an mri today. the crash happened on sunset boulevard. he said the crash was not his fault but his car had major damage. he is scheduled to start on sunday but that is now in doubt. >> today the giants begin their quest to defend their world series cha

a leaning pine tree is a constant reminder of the danger. >> our biggest concern is those tree right there. going to be a direct hit. so, helping my aunt and uncle move. >> reporter: landslides are nothing now here. a former neighbor showed us this photo of a home that was next to the walker's house which collapsed in the 70s. >> the house shouldn't have been put there. if they slide down once and you don't take remedial measures, it's going slide down again and that's precisely what happened and it's no coins coincidence it's right in the same spot. >> a engineer was documenting the shifting earth. >> looking at the records for the area, an active slide yeah, like any other hillside in the bay area. so we're doing a records search and the soils engineer can give us a better idea all the work that has been done in this area. >> reporter: the city is also checking neighbor claims that there is a natural spring or perhaps some undergroundwater in this land that is making the earth unstable. that has not been confirmed. the city is also putting the walkers up in a hotel for a couple days

there is a constant -- and idea that this is a death ray or you will get cancer. radiation is a very mild carcinogen. within the levels people would be experiencing now, there is not a serious health concern. it is only the people who are very close to the scene who are being affected. it will probably stay that way unless there is some other unforeseen disaster. >> unfortunately we have to me that there but thank you for your insight. four people along the japanese coast the nuclear threat adds to the challenges they face. in one city survivors not only having to cope with the aftershocks, they also fear exposure to radiation. >> amidst the devastation and destruction there is a new concern. it is carried with the rain that started falling. hidden in these drops could be another danger, tiny particles blown from the nuclear disaster that is unfolding 60 miles to the south. it is as if this place has not been battered enough already. first the earthquake and then a tsunami. now it may be something new to fear. unlike the previous disasters, you cannot see it or he

long- term residents, some elderly, many students, in an area in the city where there is always a constant need for more reasonably-rated housing. market rate is certainly anything but that. the environmental impact of the project is very suspicious. there are a lot of things that were not covered in the eir report, a lot of potential hazards. it is disingenuous to avoid addressing those before approving the development of this size. finally, right next door to a working-class university, there is a revolutionary labor studies program, a revolutionary health program. it is insulting to the intelligence of the people in this room to suggest that development means demolishing working-class homes. that is a bad translation. this is a proposal that does not take the people into account. the people who are here -- they have stated loudly and clearly, and will continue to state, their opposition. i really think you -- i beg you supervisors to respect the people's wishes on this matter and not go ahead. [applause] president chiu: before the next speaker, let me call some additional individuals to

it's a constant change. we can't control all the variables. we are not out there every day. she doesn't ride muni. we look it when we don't see it as people complaining to us. by the way, i was on this bus or this streetcar and this happened. this is going on on

long- term residents, some elderly, many students, in an area in the city where there is always a constant need for more reasonably-rated housing. market rate is certainly anything but that. the environmental impact of the project

. >>> some whom owners live -- homeowners live an a hillside in this area, and they have a constant problem with the earth giving way along the private road leading to their home. they say water and gas lines with -- have been replaced several times. >> waterline runs underground and then we have to fix it. >> reporter: some homeowners say they would like the city to fix the problem. others say it's a private road and they will have to bear the cost of fixing the pipes again. >>> an update on a story we first brought you yesterday. the city of hercules have now declared a state of emergency. that anonymous declaration came last night in response to a serious situation tied to the recent storms. a big landslide is threatening homes south of highway 4. the city is ordering some people to stay out of their homes others -- their homes. others can go inside but cannot spend the night. the city of hercules is didding demolishing -- considering demolishing some before the landslide crushes them. >>> tonight, there will be a special meeting held for those residents affected by the san plan blow lan

and the project allied in russia has found a way to through its constant just by playing a gig as his pals and fees are driven to foreigners of all websites and. i brief it now as some other international headlines this hour and hundreds of anguished mourners are gathered this post on the dell there was a constant days ago. he had long been threatened for his broken officers shot in his conscience hashimoto's would impose the death penalty for the insults and. taliban claimed responsibility for shooting bassy and his colleagues in a residential neighborhood on wednesday he was the second longest running point attention hilda to love even though some. are retired f.b.i. agents you disappeared in iran four years ago is alive and being held in southwest asia according to the u.s. state department robert levinson disappeared during a business trip in march two thousand and seven all stay on the island of kish the u.s. is also around to make a humanitarian effort to church have been safely to his family iran however has repeatedly denied any knowledge of what. the u.n. security council has

even that can't be proven finally at this stage and there's a still a constant battle union yang going on between researchers in the companies does do a show whether or not this really does work or not. we're not seeing increase food production we're not seeing increased benefits to farmers in terms of their production costs we're not seeing improved nutritional qualities in her on her table so there really isn't a clear benefit. everywhere you go this is seems to be good when we see that we should just have to apply for grants. to come from the phone companies are. on the campuses the in list students from beginning. can do appears didn't and in what subject and where little they can publish those materials because they're now owned by the companies so it's wherever you go there is this kind of corruption going on this is not science. the people who want to administer the particles are not competent or even qualified or educated in science these are accountants these are voyeurs these are m.b.a.'s is that anything but scientists this room or something to have become part of the uk. wh

so it's a constant process of trying to improve what we can do. >> the journal nature chemical biologyblishing the research. >> and coming up, how children and parents around the world and in the bay area are celebrating a carolyn had the pregnancy test that morning and he said that carolyn was pregnant but they had transferred another couple's embryos. you know, i'd catch -- i'd catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror and i'd think, "pregnant. no my baby."i knew that i was going to give birth to a child that was going to leave the hospital with another family. how in the world am i going to survive that? on the "700 club" thursday at 9 a.m. >> today on oprah at 4:00, meredith baxter, america's favorite tv mom of the 80s. then at 5:00 ibuprofen may work on more than just aches and pain. those stories and more later today at 5:00. >> one books, two books, why not read a few books. consider that rhyming advice dr. seuss would have been proud of on his national read across america day. >> schools across the bay area hold events with part of tod

this is a constant effort. outreach is crucial. >> any further public comments. next item. >> and next item is item number eight, commissioners comments. . >> what i see is some category of notification davis -- notification, and we are seeing how they are notified on whether they have made efforts of meeting compliance as a general note. >> we have talked to the tax of treasurer's office of ways of doing this, and their preference is not to do so, because they want to use the to communicate with business. our office is making a commitment as part of on going out to reach. -- out of reach. the office will be provided in our office and with all of this. our office will be sending a welcome level, -- welcome letter. there are other things the businesses do not always get informed of. let us know, and we will help you through this. >> one radical concept is when you sell a property, you have to disclose a certain amount of information in terms of the components of the building. you have to disclose accessibility issues with the properties as a condition of sale. >>

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you symbolizes the cold war years a constant readiness for war. very little is known about the facility to this day. that's why. all the equipment and documents they find in the abandoned. ribbon with some text on it still work so we'll have to draw it to find out what it. is ribbon is a very important they can help restore of the facilities history. names addresses and other figures we've got a lot to decipher. we've never been past this hatch. let's go. the official blueprints of the facility is still classified so the diggers have to study themselves. some dangerous containing worn out electric power lines but that doesn't stop the research is curiosity and they proceed carefully. and there are two rooms there connected by a passage a wooden staircase leading up to it's very old. the bunker was built during the second world war in one thousand nine hundred two it was intended for use by the primordial regions administration and had all the resources needed to support people over two months. obviously the communications are allowing the inhabita

have another bill if you allow the government to be able to borrow money so it's just going to be a constant headache basically all year long all year and probably in the next year and i think that certain people in congress wouldn't mind having one of these fights play out ahead of election season you know one thing i find interesting is that the senate so far has individually passed this bill saying that if a government shutdown is to happen they won't get their paychecks but they want to make money but the house hasn't done that and you know some of the complaints that we've heard we heard sean duffy the former real world guys saying that you know he has a lot of debt he really needs that one paycheck but i don't think that sounds to americans you know he's still making one hundred seventy four thousand dollars a year people whose lives are literally on the line with these budget cuts and yet we don't house members say that day they aren't enough you can see that he wishes he hadn't said that because he's trying to do his best to stand like temp down on the news that yes they took the vid

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even that can't be proven finally at this stage there's a still a constant battle union yang going on between researchers and the companies as to show whether or not this really does work or not. we're not seeing increased food production we're not seeing increased benefits to farmers in terms of their production costs we're not seeing improved nutritional qualities in our or in our on our table so there really isn't a clear benefit. everywhere . you're good this is seem to good rumors just. have to apply for grants. to come from. companies are on the campuses the in list students from beginning. can do a ph d. and in what subject and whether they can publish those materials because they're now owned by the us so it's wherever you go there is this kind of corruption going on this is not science. the people who want to administer departments are not competent on even qualified or educated insides these are accountants these are good lawyers these are m.b.a.'s is that anything but scientists this universe and since i have become part of the us. what do you think about genetically modifi

treading captains -- it should be a constant flow for them. the should not be a lack of service when it comes to community policing. that is on me. the captain's need to be trained. we need to make sure we have community policing across the board in districts that are consistent. as long as i stand up here and where this little star, my office door is open to anybody in this room to make an appointment to talk to me. i have been very proactive about going out to the community and being in places where a lot of people said, "you could send an assistant chief or a captain." i did not have to attend this meeting today. i came because i do care. i care about community policing. i am very excited to listen to the feedback from the community about their vision of community policing. it cannot be just an officer walking down the street waving their hand and saying, " hi, john." i have to balance the needs of my officers, the colorado load, and the crime issues we have in this city. with that, i will hand it over to the community. supervisor campos: i

unfortunately, it is purely under the state assembly per view, and it is a constant fight, i will be honest, at the state legislative level. mr. ammiano is pushing for legislation on that, and we are supportive of that, but it is a continuous struggle. in the long run, certain members of the legislature see it as a way to increase taxes. supervisor chu: if there are any ideas, any improvements that we can make locally, that will help. that will be something we would all be interested in. it is something that would more clearly denote when a reassessment should occur. that would be helpful for us. >> one thing that we have to rely on, a lot of corporate transactions happened, as you mention, without eighth being recorded. the only way that a county assessor with no a transaction occurred is if a deed was filed. what we end up relying on is information from corporation tax returns. that information then goes to the state board of equalization, which is then circulated to all assessor's up and down the state. that is called a legal entity ownership program. we have been working much more

piece the great streets of france seven hundred seventy eight in the front gates want to see spain a constant stream of russian immigrants. moving inside this is the to me of costs and. taking the rooms magnificent chandeliers and models the one decent is often used to locations. a museum i'm an educational institutes. welcome it's one of the most prestigious universities. next up we will rise to the famous old paul university found here twelve hundred fifty seven this. yes be popular with the students for centuries very famous christian artists writers politicians graduated sports here and stay there around one thousand russian students in higher education in paris. i'm looking at this we can stand case for me as we meet the vice chancellor of the state. it's we thank you very much for your time that's how many so far has a long history with russian students yes. well of you you can consider that peter to greet was the first russian student in paris because he came just to see the grave of the show you you know vishal you had the well known the prime minister in the seventeenth century was b

often, with contractors who are subject to first source, there was a constant debate between city and project sponsors are around, "i have no new employees. i am running my own employees in. i have no entry-level positions." we became clear from a city perspective and administrative point of view the difference between definitions of these to ensure there would be opportunities for san francisco residents seeking opportunities. you will recall the legislation also have a sunset provision. after 10 years, that sunset provision was lifted so that first source would continue. the other item that was changed, if you may recall -- the board of supervisors and the mayor, in the last legislative section, past coordinates amending our planning code to expedite some of our projects that have already been approved. but for situations of financing, they were yet to begin construction. one of the changes the board required in that aspect was a requirement that this was an ability for us to make sure projects did not slip by and oewd did not know there would be subject to first source. the departm