it's metal-clad cable. it's a product used, our m.c. cable. metal clad cable, m.c. cable. it's what's used in commercial work. it's a tougher product. than the non-metallic cable. >> let's open it up and see what we got here. how many conductors? >> in this particular one there's four. >> show us what these conductors are. these are standards colors of different kinds of conductors. tell us what they are. >> let's start with the white conductor which is the grounded conductor or the neutral. the two hot wires are ungrounded conductors. the ones that will give you a shock. and the green one is the grounding conductor. it does not normally carry electricity. >> so the ground wire, or whatever you want to call it, is always green. is that right? that's right. >> and green may only be used for the grounding conductor and for no other color as white may only be used for the neutral or grounded conductor. and other colors may be used -- other colors other than white or green may be used. >> and those typically are black and red when you start. then if you have more conductors, yo

it would not be appropriate i think that is something to really flag, if it flags that a metal window does not go into a historical building it should raise that as a red flag. all told, i am just elated that we are finally here. >> i would like to say one more thing. i would like the director to direct that it is brought to the meeting and let the stake holders get their feedback on this. at the end of the day, they are the ones who are paying the bill. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners, thank you for the sentiments. i think staff appreciates those sentiments. we are looking forward to utilizing as a management tool to do some long-range planning, strategic planning, founded on the demand for our services, and not just, right now, doing with clipboards and having a staff member just how things with checkmarks and stuff. it is cumbersome. it is not accurate. hopefully this system will be accurate. it would give us the data on the spot for providing services that can be adjusted as the demand changes from day to day and hour to hour. in terms of additional staff for justificatio

it crashed through a metal barrier. >>> reward offered after someone injured several ducks and killed one. this is a photograph of one of the young ones shot in the head with a blowdart. officials tried to capture the duck today to help it but they were unsuccessful. >>> the stran animal shifter is seeing a surge in the number of surrender dogs. they are now asking for the public's help in finding homes for the animals. kron 4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: they have enough space for 90 dogs. right now there is 110. >> running at 85-90, 95 means the health of the animals can be compromised. not a good situation. >> reporter: the shelter has seen a surge. s to why they say it could be a combination of things. >> it has to do with the economic climate, which is not healthy right now. the shelter is a no kill facility and they want to find homes for the dogs so they are offering half off the price of adoption till september 12. >> what we are committed to doing is giving them their best chance. >> reporter: anything thinking of surrendering a dog, please hold off for the time

i have been a metal -- a mental health social worker for over 60 years. their mission bayview -- i have witnessed cpmc moving services out of st. luke's hospital, even after it the removal of the 32- bed inpatient psychiatric hospital. they have continued to dismantle care. i can speak firsthand to the matter in which these have affected my clients. recently, the spanish didies class's have been closed at st. louis -- at st. luke's. -- the spanish diabetes class's have been closed at st. luke's. discontinue all cuts in services that are very concerned what will be cut next. by allowing them to downsize to 80 beds, you are determining not only the size of a hospital, but the quality of care for generations to come. i am calling for the planning commission to focus your attention not on the needs of sutter, but the needs of san francisco's this and franchise. san francisco general is overwhelmed and you must reject a plan that would remove necessary services away from this part of the city. cpmc can say they will continue to service the port but they will n

after several attempts, the 6.4 meter long crocodile was caught using a metal cable. it had killed a water buffalo and is suspected of attacking a fisherman who went missing in july. villagers remain wary because more crocodiles are still at large. i can only hope they get caught soon. and that's it for our bulletin today. >>> welcome back to your weather update. looking at some rain lingering in northern japan. we've got a couple of lows from the tropical storm systems. they're still bringing in plenty of showers today to the hokkaido northern japan area as well as the southeast corner of russia. it is on its way out. although it won't completely dry out until we head into thursday. so showers will gradually ease. so that at least is good news. meanwhile over toward china it's starting to look wetter. inland areas will get a slight chance of moderate falls over the course of today. you do want to watch out for that. otherwise it's going to be widespread. but shouldn't be too heavy. now towards the southeast, the philippines will be looking at showers as well as the in

it only took about 50 volts to electrocute jody lane in new york when she stepped on a metal plate. enager deanna green died when she touched a fence in  baltimore. dogs have been killed. they're vulnerable because their paws make direct contact with the ground. stray voltage has killed 19 people in the u.s. since the '90s. >> people have been killed, children have been killed. >> reporter: in just three hours of searching san francisco, they found stray voltage in 60 locations, including several in front of this children's toy store, and here on lombard street, electricity leaking on a gas cap. >> you could have a disastrous situation. you have gas and electricity. that street light, that metal rail, everything has got voltage on it. >> how do you feel knowing it's 50 feet from your home? >> it's scary. >> reporter: we asked them to look at the report. they all say they immediately sent crews to fix the areas that we found. and all three agencies say they will now check for stray voltage whenever they do maintenance on their equipment. you're changing your protocol as a result of

if it really bothers you, why not just think of it as a metal t-shaped thingy? purely an architectural term. it's not a cross. it's a cross beam. don't think of it as an ode to jesus. think of it as an homage to jesus the canaanite with a relatively unsuccessful carpentry business. [laughter] but you know what, that's fine, that's fine. that's our system. you can file lawsuits. just because there is a lawsuit doesn't mean that it will be successful. everyone is entitled to their day in court. it's not like the atheists are being total dicks about it. >> here's a quote from dave silverman, the president of the american atheists organization. "the world trade center cross has become a christian icon. it has been blessed by so-called holy men and presented as a reminder that their god, who couldn't be bothered to stop the muslim terrorists or prevent 3,000 people from being killed in his name, cared only enough to bestow upon us some rubble that resembles a cross." [audience reacts] >> jon:, well, i can see why he's the president. [laughter] "as president of the am

the unlicensed car driver smashed into a metal fence. the condition of the bus driver and the man in the car have not been released. >>> thousands of nurses across northern and central california are getting ready to walk off the job tomorrow. they're planning a one-day strike starting at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. the hospitals have hired replacement insurances, although some surgery -- nurses, although some surgeries are postponed. >>> there were concerns at a district meeting last night. the district said the school has the fewest number of children from the neighbor attending there but parents said the school is at full capacity and serves a diverse population. eight elementary schools are on the preliminary closure list. on friday, the superintendent is expected to recommend which ones should close. then in late october, the school board will make a final decision. >>> a new report reveals disturbing amounts of a toxic substance in canned food for kids. the report by the breast cancer fund shows the presence of bpa in the canned food. the

the car crashed through a metal barrier on 3rd street. the mazda was left hanging four stories aboveground. it had a dead battery and the owner was pushing it and the valet was steering, but the car started rolling on its own. the valet jumped out, amazingly nobody on the ground was hurt. >>> a bright spot for the economy, sales were up in august for detroit's big three and john blackstone reports, at a time when jobs are so scarce, car makers are hiring. >> after six months without a job, 29-year-old jared bayer is working building cars. >> oh yeah. work is good. makes the day go easier, trust me. i love it. >> bayer was in the air force for seven years. he served two tours in iraq. >> it was rewarding because we knew what we were defending. we were defending the red, white, and blue for america. >> back home, the american job market has been particularly tough for recent veterans. over 12% are unemployed. >> months are going by and then i found out through a source that they were hiring. >> the electric car maker based in california sili

is family in their life without this walker her like this one to move around do when she got a new metallic walker it opened up birdlife >> has developmental call let delays and does not know how to walk and does not now how to crawl >> the father left the walker somewhere around here and carried his daughter inside them when they were getting ready to leave they realize the walker was gone it was a specially made for harm she only had it for over a month in with out of her parents have to carry her around everywhere exploring on her own is a challenge >> see is already so far behind >> this is a picture of the walker right here if they do not get it back it'll take months at to get another one. >> as san francisco employee that was shot outside when he took a smoke break has died police believe it was a case of mistaken identity later on another man was fatally shot in the same neighborhood no rest have been made in either case arrest has been made on the hit-and-run a involving an elderly woman the driver hit a 74 year-old woman with his motor home she was taken to the hospital where she

>>reporter: around 30,000 tourists a year pay around 180 dollars a trip to be lowered into a metal cage to come face-to-face with a great white. the predator is enticed toward them with a heady mix of chum...a soup of blood and fish entrails. >>it was incredible i could have reached out with my finger and touched its nose. it was quite scary. >>amazing...at first i was a bit like...i have to ask my husband if he's got life insurance before he went in... just in case...in case we didn't come back out...but to be honest i'd do it again. >>reporter: but shark-cage diving has not been without controversy. since its development in south africa in the'90's, it has coincided with an increase in a number fatal shark attacks further down the coast closer to cape town. many blamed shark-cage diving and said it attracted great whites to humans. however scientists and conservationists say there's no link. >>titley: scientific research has been done which says that it doesn't and you tend to sort of like, if peoplehave done research, you tend to think that it's true. i think that it is an interestin

the car crashed through a metal barrier at this parking structure on 3rd street. the mazda was left hanging four stories high. it had a dead battery and the owner was pushing it into a spot and the valet was steering but the car started rolling on its own. the valet jumped out, suffered minor injuries and no one on the ground was hurt. >>> the town of discovery bay is honoring military members killed in the line of duty. banners line the streets and photographs and messages about each service member and their reason for joining the military. right now there are 25 banners up with a goal to eventually sponsor a banner for everyone who has died for our country in the bay area. >>> rap, known for the ma soldierness particular lyrics, not for compassion. still a bay area rapper is hoping his music can help a 2- year-old girl fighting a rare form of cancer. but elizabeth cook shows us why, for now, the show will not go on. [ sound of baby talking ] >> reporter: 6 months ago julianna peÑa was a normal toddler. >> she is still powerful, but it is just, from what it is now

a. metal gets cold and get brittle. unfortunately lead to cracks it seems this chunk of damascus steel was going to have to be recycled fortunately andre has another developed specimen. this is what. looks like just hammering the edge here. and hopes of getting the right. of the blades. and we just had one last round of heating it and how marines you go. one final. while. it is. painfully. aware that to get the right temperature. barring the shouting. they have it. i've played. it for. the most famous soldiers with. the bottles of old may be consigned to the history books the people of still share a lot of speeds and. the sun's out crowds are coming in. the races especially meet. there is head trainer at present drove for the start of the victory cup one of the most important meets in the city's racing calendar. number seven what do you think how do you like you get. out of the break and so when mixed races began i'm not here. i had an excellent suggestion on how to spend the time. this is rubik's cube an eight year old

. >>> another fire tonight, this one at a metal recycling company in oakland. the scrap metal fire broke out late this afternoon near 880. firefighters put out the blaze quickly. no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported. the recycling centers had spontaneous combustion fires in the past, but firefighters say this may have been sparked by a battery left in a junked car. >>> first cantaloupe, now lettuce. a farm is recalling bags of lettuce because of possible contamination with listeria. the lettuce bags were shipped on an oregon food distributor. the fda found the bacteria during a random check. the company now recalling the lettuce goes under the name of true leaf farms. only oregon, washington and idaho are affected as of now. just logon to nbcbayarea.com and search lettuce recall. >>> up next, a security camera on steroids. >> stop! spraying graffiti is illegal. leave the area now! >> the red light cameras, traffic cameras, and now these. we'll show you how these graffiti gangsters are getting caught red handed and what happens next. >> the b

driver move it but something went wrong and employee unable to stop the car as it crashed through a metal barrier and out of the side of the building. glass and steel raining down. no one was seriously injured. >> they are head lining a concert tonight in san francisco to help build a new uc sf children hospital at mission bay. arts entertainment reporter don sanchez is live there where the party continues. quite a lineup. >>reporter: oh, indeed. listen. can you hear this? that's will i am in black eye pea as the party continues. earlier this evening takes down the street symphony hall. part of the make a dream event going on and building a new hospital. >> this is not an after shock it's another earthquake. >>reporter: laugh from jay leno. music and raising 5 million dollars for the new uc sf children hospital. >> i like this an people say if you go and tell these jokes it raise this much money. it's not really hard work. it's a great cause. easy to see why the celebrity are so supportive but the generosity is overwhelming. >>reporter: just like he said. many donated 100 million dollars

>>it's called thorium, after the norse god of thunder - a radioactive metal which could be a safe and green alternative to uranium. >>norvik: today we use uranium as a fuel. that has a limited amount. for that reason, thorium will be an interesting resource to use in the future reactors. >>asphjell: there is advantages to thorium; both on the resource feed stock side, on the safety and operational side, on the proliferation dimension and on the waste handling side. in total - more sustainability. >>reporter: norway's thor energy is part of scatech, a group of companies researching and commercialising "climate neutral energy technology". it believes that nuclear must be part of the energy mix alongside other solutions like wind and solar. but it has to be nuclear, clean and green. >>asphjell: 95 percent of what we put into a reactor is uranium 238 which is a totally unusable metal. it just produces long-lived waste. when you load thorium 232, you do not generate these long-lived actinides for long periods of time. so the waste will be a lot less and needs to be handled in a few hundred

markets we see particularly weakness in the big cap highly liquid stocks like gazprom spear being a metals and mining stocks are also weaker as those companies are exposed to global steel prices and in a potential slowdown in demand i'd also moot today's weakness in the oil price so with oil now within one percent of its two hundred day moving average and it has a few investors concerns and this is one reason why the ruble has also been weak today. well the business is falling well the headlines are next to tell from a. move . to. if you're just joining us a very warm welcome all to life here moscow top stories now this hour and help cos the our strong good relations for mutual benefit russia and you can agree not to anon a divided opinions on the eleventh to scuttle of the resolution of the syrian crisis to stand in the way of their put it to. and economic partnership. generating power iran plays its first nuclear plant for the national grid facility of bushehr was built with the help of russia and will reach its full capacity at the end of the year. also reporting the start italy moves c

one of the ducks had a 4-inch metal dart that pierced his face. last week a maintenance worker tried to save a duck with five of these darts all over its body. unfortunately, it died. it is believed someone shot the stock sometime around the end of last week three of those darts and blow guns are illegal here in california. neighbors say they will do everything they can to help these ducks. >> you have to do something. i mean, there is no -- something to have to do. you feel you have to do it. >> for nonprofit while rescue is offering $5000 for information leading to the arrest of whoever is behind this. volunteers are also set to be here today to try to rescue these surviving ducks. in the meantime, the shooter faces animal cruelty charges as well as state and federal charges because these are wild birds. the question is, are these the same people or the same party responsible for a similar type shooting that happened 3 miles from here back in march? so we still look for answers. of course, hoping for the best for the surviving ducks. >> hopefully

gas problem spear being a metals and mining stocks are also weaker as those companies are exposed to global steel prices and a potential slowdown in demand i'd also note today's weakness in the oil price so with oil now within one percent of its two hundred day moving average it has a few investors concerns and this is one reason why the ruble has also been weak today. the headlines are next. if you just joined us a very warm welcome live from moscow this is stories now stronger relations for mutual benefit russia and ukraine green not to allow the divided opinions or mean of an inker scotland the resolution of the syrian crisis to stand in the way of their political and economic partnership. generation calla iran plugs its first nuclear plants into the national grid systems you push it was built with the help of russia will reach its full capacity and the. italy moves closer to the center of the eurozone crisis as its crucial austerity package enters the final stages triggering a new wave of protests and tough spending cuts i must be said fifty four billion euro program is aimed at f

markets we see particularly weakness in the big highly liquid stocks like gas problem a spear being a metal some mining stocks are also weaker as those. companies are exposed to global steel prices and a potential slowdown in demand i'd also note today's weakness in the oil price with oil now within one percent of its two hundred day moving average this has a few investors concerns and this is one reason why the ruble has also been weak today. fears are mountain the world is heading rapidly for a second dip of the recession russian finance minister alex didn't says it's more probable now than before the summer russia's balanced budget means it is reasonably a well placed to ride out the turmoil but troika strategist chris we first says that's will only all for the limits of protection when the mood swings sour in reality russia is in a much stronger position today than it was in two thousand and eight so you know russia is in a much better position to be able to withstand global downturn. you know to to remain fiscally solvent and stable that's the reality it doesn't matter the perception i

a clue right there. deep set. deep set window, unreinforced masonry. can you see the metal plates? there is a metal plate right over there in the corner, there's another one over there. hard to see. also has a parapet on it. deep set windows. even though it has stucco on it, don't be fooled that that's wood up above. it's all brick because it's deep set windows. here we go with part of the roof and the parapet. this is over on (inaudible) street. see where the bricks fell, right on top of a car. there were 5 people in that car. buildings like this, you are nearest, where's the best place to be, do you think? you want to be far away from it? you want to be far away from it initially? yeah. but what if you are not far away from it when it starts happening, are you going to try to outrun it? no. you want to get up close to that building because the bricks have a tendency to fall out, fall straight down. if you'll notice right up next to the building there's not that many bricks. tilt up buildings, premade buildings. they are made on the site. generally speaking, you see warehouses, la

dollars to pay salaries from trading twenty nine tons of gold with the local traders and able with a metal then possibly being taken out of the country for resale so they pay a certain flavor the soldiers paper because they stole the gold right to raise well this is what cassim azouz the new central bank governor put in by cozy blair cameron and america so he's their guy in the central bank and he's saying it looks like cut off he sold twenty percent of our gold twenty nine tons now we're taking you at his word that it didn't just go missing because remember we zero hedge others before the and as the invasion was happening we said what's going to happen to libya's gold well it off is still alive and it'll be a lesson for you there are thinking of buying gold number one number two he saw some of those gold for paper in any papers soldiers and paper so those soldiers are complete idiots and they took paper instead of gold the whole history of gold as we learned from our show with david graber he said that gold always comes back into use as a currency because it's used to pay soldiers so amer

metal since the vietnam war. he ran through enemy fire to recover the bodies of his fallen comrade two years ago however the marine from kentucky does not consider himself aero. >> anybody -- hero. >> anybody who receives the metal of honor and is still here to talk about it, it is a great honor but there is a huge price that was paid for it. >> he saved the lives of 13 marines but several afghan soldiers died in that fight. >>> new this morning, the leaders of britain and france are now in tripoli meeting with libyas new leaders. and the u.s. has also sent a top state official talking about american forces, allison? >> reporter: that's right and the word to muammar gaddafi this morning is give up. this is some video we brought in from satellite from david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy in tripoli and they are meeting for the first time with libya's new leader and they say they will continue as long as possible to protect libyans. at the same time the secretary of state is the highest ranking official to meet with the new government and met with rebels in a tripoli hospital. the war continues but they end a freezed -- emphasized america's li

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a tech first found metal box isotached to two of the machines and they had cell phones inside them. lice say it was not the normal card skimer at these atm's. >> just a box, a metal box that attached up to the machine. >> reporter: the tech first noticed the boxes did not called just after eight police. >> scary, i go to this one all the time. >> reporter: some customers were even more upset to learn investigators found cell phones inside the boxes. police seem to think the phones were actually recording video of the customers and their cards but some wonder if it was more high end than that. >> who knows if they were trying to get a picture or if they were using the cell phone to instantly up load date a. >> reporter: this appoint police don't believe anyone's information was compromised because they recovered the devices before the thieves could come back. they are waiting for bank security to pull video that may show who was so bold to attempt the crime in a busy strip mall at a bank within door atm's. >> you wouldn't think the card wouldn't be protected. >> reporter: based on wha

a tech first found metal box isotached to two of the machines and they had cell phones inside them. police say it was not the normal card skimer at these atm's. >> just a box, a metal box that attached up to the machine. >> reporter: the tech first noticed the boxes did not belong just after eight thursday night and called police. >> scary, i go to this one all the time. >> reporter: some customers were even more upset to learn investigators found cell phones inside the boxes. police seem to think the phones were actually recording video of the customers and their cards but some wonder if it was more high end than that. >> who knows if they were trying to get a picture or if they were using the cell phone to instantly up load date a. >> reporter: this appoint police don't believe anyone's information was compromised because they recovered the devices before the thieves could come back. they are waiting for bank security to pull video that may show who was so bold to attempt the crime in a busy strip mall at a bank within door atm's. >> you wouldn't think the card wouldn't be protecte

in a pool of metal one point three percent off to an earlier rally. results in the company's metals a gross seventy seven percent to one hundred fifty one million dollars. nichols the main gate of the day its shares soared eight percent the company jumped off trade started accepting its force for good in dollar buyback program that's why they were the biggest prize and three weeks. that's all i have time for knowledge in the next hour for more business stories here on our. website r.t. dot com slash business. a very warm welcome back it's now we're here in moscow just one stories of update you on right now in the eight people including an eleven year old been killed in a car bomb blast in the republic of dagestan and solve in russia all except one of the victims were civilians will say wounded six a police officer is an explosive was planted in the call paul at a road crossing in the central ski district a criminal investigation is under way stay with us he will bring you more details as they come in. next day wi

the child is believed to have left school monday morning by squeezing through the bars of a metal fenceay the boy has a history of running away. >>> in a courtroom in hawaii today, a 38-year-old man from santa cruz pled not guilty for murder. ier ral galaway is accused of first degree murder -- gerald galaway is accused of first degree murder, attempted murder for the death of celestial cassman. >>> mendecino county has increased the reward for aaron bassler. team of officers have been scouring the area around fort bragg but so far he's been able to elude them. bassler is very comfortable living in the forest. >>> bail has been set for two uc berkeley graduates that have been jailed in iran. that means josh fattal and shane bauer could be free in days. >> reporter: there is finally hope, real hope. sandy close heard from bauer's mother this morning. >> shane's mother e-mailed me that this is the real thing, this is real. >> reporter: the iranian police arrested bauer, fattal and shourd on charges of spying. this came after an iranian court set bail at half a million dollars each for bau

blue ate a metal flag post, something you would use in your garden to pin things down.his happened in mobile, alabama. there's the x-ray. >> what? >> blue was chewing on this. his gag reflex forced him to swallow the post and went all the way down into his stomach. he was rushed to the hospital. they had to cut the post to pull it out from his mouth and cut his teeny little belly and do hardcore surgery to get rid of the rest. >> and it looks like he's playing with it. keep him away from it. >> blue is doing okay now. the vet says he's been working in medicine with animals for 30 years and has never seen anything like this. >> little blue has street cred now. >>> guys, i have a campaign ad like you have never seen before. ♪ who is this hard-rocking guy i should be voting for if i was, like -- what is this? poland? >> spot on. he's running for parliament in poland. he's a former rocker. he gathered up some of his favorite death metal playing guys and got them to not only play some instruments behind him but do the vocals. he was lip syncing here. >> do we know what he's

the child is believed to have left school monday morning by squeezing through the bars of a metal fenceand school officials say the boy has a history of running away. >>> in a courtroom in hawaii today, a 38-year-old man from santa cruz pled not guilty for murder. ier ral galaway is accused of first degree murder -- gerald galaway is accused of first degree murder, attempted murder for the death of celestial cassman. >>> mendecino county has increased the reward for aaron bassler. team of officers have been scouring the area around fort bragg but so far he's been able to elude them. bassler is very comfortable living in the forest. >>> bail has been set for two uc berkeley graduates that have been jailed in iran. that means josh fattal and shane bauer could be free in days. >> reporter: there is finally hope, real hope. sandy close heard from bauer's mother this morning. >> shane's mother e-mailed me that this is the real thing, this is real. >> reporter: the iranian police arrested bauer, fattal and shourd on charges of spying. this came after an iranian court set bail at half a millio

investigators needed a metal detector to find it.nd special to rhoni. >> it said pregnant. that belonged to rhoni. >> case closed? >> it was the piece of evidence they were looking for for 16, 17 months. >> reporter: it tied marni yang directly to the crime scene. the case was not closed. prosecutors wanted more. they wanted to get marni talking about the murder on tape. because she was so guarded on the phone, christy agreed to wear a wire and meet marni at the usual dining spot. christy, like shaun was an unofficial agent. she had ideas on how to trap her best friend. >> she knew how her mind worked. >> reporter: what was the approach? >> we had information to link both of them to the scene. >> reporter: marni thought she was confiding but she was giving police an astounding confession. she told how she put it in a bucket of cement and threw it in the dumpster and explained what she wore the morning of the murder. >> a wig. dark sunglasses covering my face. i had dark make up on my face and i had gloves on. >> reporter: just like t