way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

in order to do that, there has to be some make-up air into this area. you can't just pull air away. somehow in the mechanical design of this restaurant, there is a place where fresh air can come in from the outside that equals the volume of this air coming in. and it can't be upstairs because then you have a problem of sort circuiting the hood. what would happen if you had the fresh air make-up in there, it would come down here and just go up there and we wouldn't be running it across the cooking surface. the concept is the air comes across the cooking surface and picks up the vapors. so there would be -- if we look around we can find a fresh air inlet here, it's not allowed to be dampered, it couldn't be closed, fresh air, unluvered intake. they have lighting up here and they are all in this protective explosion -- fire protective covers. what else can we say about this place? fresh brussels sprouts. this is brussel sprout country we live in, down in south san francisco, san mateo county. >> grease filters are stored at an angle to drain the grease that is collected. >> back here,

, there are 15,600 air traffic controllers, that's federal air traffic controllers, that operate in the towers, think other facilities we have. in addition, we have 1,250 civilian contract air traffic controllers. now, that doesn't sound like as many, that's a little less than 10%, but the private contract tower air traffic controllers, we also honor. they serve at 250 airports and the contract towers represent 45% of all control towers in the united states because they're smaller facilities but they're scattered in 250 locations around the country. they handle about 25% of all the traffic. on 9/11, when our air traffic controllers were doing such a great job, the federal air traffic controllers, we also had contract air traffic controllers. unfortunately, they earn less pay but all the reports we have is their safety record is equal to, if not superior in performance. there have been several studies that confirm that. they don't get as much compensation but they do a great job and we recognize them too. the final thing that i want to do in recognition of air traffic controllers, the un

it will air tomorrow. he's expected to be asked about the oil spill, about immigration, about jobs and the economy. the spokesman for the white house, robert gibbs, defended the president's actions, saying that people are busy and they have made a conscious decision to go where the people are, so that will be the view tomorrow. meantime, though, others not so happy with the president's decision. governor ed rendell, who is another democrat, by the way, said that the presidency should have a little more dignity. he also compared "the view" to the jerry springer show. ouch. back to you. >> thank you very much, kristen. >>> meantime, an electric car battle is shaping up in the south bay between general motor's volt and knnissan's lea. >> we have two reporters who are plugged into the competition. bob redell is at the plug-in conference. but first, scott mcgrew is here with a look at how much these cars will cost you. >> laura, both the nissan leaf and the choevy volt are going t be available soon, this coming

it's not only the fog, but some cooler air aloft. that's why temperatures have dropped anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees from what we had this weekend. right now, 77 in novato. 82 in livermore and 87 in fairfield. a wide mix of temperatures as the fog is back. that will be with us tonight and for tomorrows morning. we've got cool air aloft so that means plenty of widespread 70s for inland locations. below-average temperatures for tuesday. as we head into this week we're looking at a little bit of warming coming our way. here's the fog off the coastline. pretty widespread here from the north bay to the south bay and it won't budge over the next two days. while we don't have a major storm system we've got energy coming into the pacific northwest and with that, cooler air associated with it. that's also what's going to help to keep temperatures down. this little kink in the jet stream right here that's helping to get this unseasonably cool air just close enough to the bay area to make an impact. we're going to call it "mild" as we head thr

>> more light and air access. commissioner hwang: cut into what would otherwise be the proposed structure? >> either/or. commissioner hwang: i understand the five-foot setback. i'm trying to understand the light well. >> on the other side, we have a light well that is rectangular in shape, and the building on the northern side, the other side of us, we have a light well that is actually created so there is light that comes in. ok, this is what is currently there. you have seen where the roof ends. >> that is the plan view. that is to scale plan view, 1 foot, and it shows the 10 foot square what room with the window but it up against this. -- butted up against this. this is the side view, showing the roofline of 708. we have this much light coming in from the sun rise in the morning, the sunset in the bedroom. the rest comes in, the east comes in this way. this is the high arched ceiling. we have that much like, man. if they build up and match this very unusual light well, if they match it, that is what we're tryin

programming note for tonight nbc will air the giants game so we will air nbc program at 8:00 p.m.r the nbc will be the week the jensen project. at 10:00 a special edition of kron 4 news. w w e smack down can be seen saturday at 7:00 p.m..  for second day now no new oil this slowing into the gulf of mexico. bp and the government officials overseeing the site monitoring the pressure in the wild they say the ratings are not as good as they had hoped but even president barack obama is finding cautiously optimistic. >> the kappas good news. if either will be able to use it to stop the flow or will be able to use it to capture almost all of the oil until the relief will this down. were not gunna to know for certain which approach makes sense until additional 5,000 ft. down in the gulf the cap is in place to rest on top of a flange poll that's fastened to the original field a blowout preventer appeared yesterday three vowels were gradually close to shut off the oil flow if they're not able to contain new oil there several connection points to allow the well to be siphoned to the surface

air-conditioning just will not worked. staff hands out brinks. the temperature on board is 35 degrees celsius. the train has only just left alone for munich. -- the train has just left alone, for munich. and the passengers are tired and on edge from the heat. >> i cannot take it anymore. >> the air-conditioning worked at first, but not anymore. >> the air-conditioning systems are prone to outages at high temperatures. they have come under fire for poor management. the ceo has faced calls by the transport minister for improvements. some blame the company's cost- cutting measures. >> politicians played a part in the yield driven course what they couldn't -- while preparing their initial public offering. in that respect, politicians are responsible. >> while politicians push for solutions, many passengers are left to wait and sweat it out. deutsche bahn will have to act quickly to prevent a public- relations crisis. >>> former archbishop desmond tutu plans to recruit. it plans to retire from public lifen october 7, on his 70th birthday. he says it i

the air sinks, as air sinks it's warms.o that's what's going to happen tomorrow, continued warm hot inland right along the coast, that fog is what's keeping things on the mild side. that's why you like it at moss landing, that's why you like it at pacifica. the fog will be at the coast side late tomorrow morning. a little aggressive here at the marine inlands. not much more push. the fog will push further inlands on saturday night, sunday. that will be some serious cooling. the forecast then tomorrow then is going to be another hot day inland. the high's coming from this way. so it's pushing out this way, it's keeping the cool air right at the coast, on the west side of the coastal hills. 83 tomorrow in richmond. they'll get a little marine air, a little marine breeze there. 98 in danville. 100 in livermore, 90 degrees for san jose at the airport. it wouldn't be hard to get 95 degrees at your house just depending on the features that are around your house. concrete conducts a lot of heat, it stores the heat and reradiates i

force was practicing low level flying maneuvers ahead of an air show when the accident happened the cause of that crash still being investigated tonight. an international landscape design festival is taking place for the fifth time in central russia the event brings together designers and architects from around the world to exchange ideas and inspire each other to or even greater achievement sarah firth's been seeking inspirations from the installation. all these this installation so the hair the landscape projects first of all quite fascinating all made from natural materials as you pointed out the one just behind me here the sort of like structure is one of those completely made of wood and able to have people go up and look at it and get involved with that now there's been quite a few yes throughout the festival we've also it's the fifth year that it's been running so there's a section of the shows all the old installation say people can come and have a look at some of the installations from the previous years and then the ones from this year as well spread out now it's got a str

international passenger air traffic has exceeded to pre-crisis levels the international air transport association says it grew by almost twelve percent in ga passenger volumes and now around two percent of the pre-recession peak in the first quarter of two thousand and eight the association says airlines are recovering faster than expected hot air traffic in asia is increasing twice as fast as in europe. and not so from the business team for their support of course you can always find more stories on our website at www dot com slash business. wealthy british style. rights. markets. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports on r t c. it's all down here in moscow this is the u.s. congress of lights and billions more dollars for the war in afghanistan so no make is islam the move saying the funding would be to the people paying with the lines this comes just days after a leak of top secret documents revealing military details of the war including a cover up of civilian deaths. a

the air force says the c-17 jet went down during a training flight for an upcoming air show. witnesses report seeing a fire ball 750 feet high after the crash. no official confirmation of casualties so far. >>> in southern california, firefighters report progress against the worst of two major wildfires. they say the 1400 acre fire near the town of tehachapi is 25% contained and hope to have it fully contained by friday. the blaze has burned up to 40 homes and forced 2,300 residents to evacuate. >>> in the gulf of mexico today, workers are preparing for what's hoped will be the last chapter in the oil spill disaster. permanently plugging the bp well. engineers say the temporary cap placed on the well a mile beneath the surface is holding and there is far less oil visible on the water or on gulf coast beaches. the next big step toward permanently sealing the well could come early next week. >>> hundreds of clean-up workers are at the scene of another big oil spill. this one threatening water supplies and wildlife in central michigan. the epa estimates that up to 1 million gall

here we are, and we cannot put a show on the air that we want on the air because of a sandwich company. right? (ken) right. and you've got this big corporation who is dictating what people are going to see and not see. and they don't want people to think badly of their subway-- you know, subway sandwiches. so we can't go on the air saying, "subway sandwiches, "which, to me"-- you know what? we're indicting them. it's really us who are not letting them do it. we haven't even told subway about this. right. they're assuming subway's going to freak. this is a dynamic, right? at the same time, subway cannot tell us what content we should do on south park. they don't have to advertise on that show if they don't want. we talked about this yesterday, and i talked to the sales guys about it. we are going to go to them. we think they should advertise on it. that would be the coolest thing to do. whether they do or not-- probably not. it's also one thing if subway was an advertiser on south park and we were doing a show where we were making fun of subway. i think it would only be responsible if t

air wick. release the freshness of nature. >>> a bay area city is set to make a landmark decision that could make it the first in the nation to license marijuana cultivation. >>> new information tonight about the suspected freeway shooter and who police say he intended to kill. >>> open carry activists are celebrating tonight, they say they got what they wanted regarding a bay area police officer. >>> and a star studded musical honor today for a singer from oakland. >>> good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. right now, oakland is debating a measure of whether to legalize the sale of marijuana. ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: opponents say it will drive smaller mom and pop growers out of business. but supporters. including some members of the city council say it will be better for patients because they will be receiving the best quality. >> these are people who are small mom and pop operations, they can make a living with this business. they are not getting rich, b

i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what the panelists have been speaking about. it's the use of all of it together is a way of trying to address, hopefully not in a way that homogenizing anything, hopefully not in a way that takes anything away from any of the traditions incorporated within it. we all come from jazz backgrounds, which is inherently about mixing in and of itself. but if you let that start to become homogenized, if you let that start to become blank, then i think you begin to suffer from this idea of cultural invisibility. who is who and what is what? i don't want to lose that in the music, just as the way the authors who formerly so eloquently spoke. that's what i'm trying to do when i put these songs to the. with that, i would like to give you the second arrangement and last song. i was taught pala singing. we tune because we care

it happened as a canadian air force jet was training yesterday for an air show. the pilot was practicing a low-altitude, low-speed maneuver when the plane suddenly dove to the ground and exploded into a fireball. the pilot managed to eject seconds before impact. he suffered only scrapes and a sore back after being dragged several hundred feet. >>> up next, a happy ending. to a sad tale from the gulf with a little help from our friends. >>> finally tonight, we return to the disaster in the gulf and to a story we first told you about here last week about hundreds of families facing hardship in the gulf region forced to give up their pets. so many good and faithful animals suddenly without homes. not anymore. here is nbc's michelle kosinski. >> reporter: they are the victims that can't explain how it feels, that don't know what suddenly happened to their families or their favorite pillows. but marley and lesley and unstoppable georgia have just as unexpectedly found fast friends, you. one week ago, meadow trembled in her cage. now she, too, heads home with a new bes

but i do have a bedroom which allows light and air to come in. i am in the lower level of a two-story building. i appreciate that they are asking to restore their bedrooms natural light and air. president peterson: next speaker. >> my name is kevin. i am the current tenant. i live in one of the bedrooms we are talking about. i am moving out into weeks. it has nothing to do with this. i am moving in with my girlfriend. this whole process has been in same for me to witness. it seems like the neighbors have been changing the facts and the lionizing when landlords, who are trying to protect these bedrooms. you can see from this photograph. that is one of the bedrooms. he is getting some light in the face. this photo here -- that is the son. you can see the sun from the bedroom. when they say there is already limited light it is not true. it is a good source. our proposal protect that view of the sun, that angle that sets. that has a profound impact "putting minimal impact on what they are proposing. they still get everything. they get the view. it is

that is blocking the neighbor their light and air, and their view. it is part of being in america that there is a certain range that you can operate in, and i believe that this mr. herrera is willing to compromise to restore some harmony to the neighborhood. it is getting crazy out there, so lastly, i would like to indicate, it was indicated to me that she did want to compromise. she would consider it after this argument was put together, so i am asking for a compromise, and we can all leave here with something. thank you so much. commissioner: what is mr. herrera willing to do? >> we are willing to cut the para pat-down -- cut the parapets down. we are going to cut them down. commissioner so it would be 21 inches? >> which will maintain. commissioner: so that would be 21 inches. >> 21 inches down, which will maintain the integrity of the roof, and it will not cost us a new construction projects and a disabling problem for the entire neighborhood. i personally feel, looking at what i understood has happened here -- does anybody else have any question

famed air force station is stalling under the budget act. today the united states air force will officially shut down the sunnyvale station. most people refer to the base as the blue cube. it's a satellite operation facility that has supported every space shuttle mission in history. the base was slated for closure back in 2005 and most of the jobs will be transferred to vannenberg air force base in santa barbara county. we'll have more coming up in a live report. >>> and we want to get a live check of the morning commute with mike. >> that blue cube off 237 where folks see all those satellite dishes. changes over there as well. we'll look at the sunol grade, where we have a look at the southbound side with those taillights around the sunol grade. this is moving smoothly, but before you get there, with reports so reports of slowing coming through pleasanton and there's some cloud and gravel because they've graded some of that pavement off the road. we'll watch for any slowing, but that construction continues for that toll lane. meanwhile, fur

this is good news for air quality. moderate to good air quality around the bay area today. look at the temperatures. tough time finding 80s. we'll find a few out toward the tri valley into fairfield and down toward morgan hill but 90s off the map for the next few days. you can see the mild temperatures in your seven-day forecast so i think we'll warm some back into the mid 80s maybe near 90 in the hottest places by the upcoming weekend. back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> 4:40 right now. a drug some couples use to increase sexual pleasure could be the key to treating post traumatic stress disorder. >>> an attack by a shark and she lived to tell about it. hear how a teen describes the attack she never saw coming. >>> and a billion dollar relief package could be sailing into the bay area. >>> welcome back. a good tuesday morning to you. we take a live look outside, this time from the south bay. downtown santa fe this morning. we'll have a look at the forecast. not bad at all. 4:43 right now. >> the common drug couples use to increase sex drive and pleasure could turn out to be t

air wick.se the freshness of nature. >>> dodgers manager joe torre was suspended for tonight's game after last night's bizarre loss to the giants. so don mattingly was the dodgers matter with the sheepish grin. giants pr game jim moreheadsetting up lincecum for gameday. barry zito made one mistake and that was it allowing just two runs. that's all the dodgers starter chad billingsley needed tonight. he goes the distance, just five hits working the second shutout of his career. both against the giants, by the way, who dropped five games back in the west, 2-0 the final. jo was drafted by >>> the a's outfielder matt watson was the definition of a baseball journeyman. drafted by montreal in 1999 from montreal going to the mets in 2002, oakland in 2003, across the pacific, went to japan in '06, toronto in '07, south korea in the offseason, back to the mets in '09, finally to oakland this year. why a geography lesson for watson? in the 2nd inning against boston his first major league home run and the

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five survivors have been retracted while the air blue plane was flying from corruption for the capital of escalation is on the way to establish the cause of the crash. at least twenty five people have been killed after a bus has roadside bomb in afghanistan's numerals province dozens were injured in the blast officials say the passenger bus was travelling on a busy highway on route to the capital kabul president karzai condemned the attack calling those responsible the enemies of muslims. the parliament of the spanish region of catalonia has voted to ban bullfighting and alarm our decision the vote comes after one hundred eighty thousand people signed a petition saying it's an outdated and brutal form of entertainment and sports supporters argue it's one of the oldest traditions in the country and should be preserved the regional bow which is the first in main in spain comes into effect in january. north korea's repeating of calls for the u.s. to drop what it says is washington's hostile policy towards pyongyang it comes as the u.s. and south korea conduct a fourth day of military exer

air wick.release the freshness of nature. >>> it was cooler today, these are the official national weather service highs. livermore 76 degrees, they could easily be at 95 on a day like today. temperatures, cooler than today. we're going to continue to be on the cooler side. morning fog and cloud. there's already fog up in santa rosa. fog in richmond, it'll be in your neighborhood in the morning. we're going to continue the extended forecast, mild. what that means your temperatures in the valley, you'll still find your 90s. but most of us in the bay region we're in the 50s and we're in the 70s. so more specific for a place where you live, 77 in morgan hill, another cool one. i have the five day forecast and a one more specific forecast for your area here in a few minutes. >>> and a plan to bring oakland back to its full police force. only if voters pass a ballot measure this november. ken wayne live in city hall tonight with this developing story, ken -- >> reporter: the breakthrough came about

we function in an invisible fluid. >> reporter: the air? >> the air, right. for the most part, unless there's moisture involved, we can't see it. >> reporter: a little worse for wear, we head back. >> and there's miami city right there. >> reporter: there's the skyline of miami. safely back on the ground. and a little wiser about why we're always advised to keep those seat belts fastened. i'm jeffrey kofman, at miami

water tanks on the back trying to stop the roads rushing in melting on the other people's tires the air quality has been steadily declining over the course of this heat wave because where acid rain dissolves pollution from people's exhaust pipes and things it's not going up but it has been a gray and so the amount of particulates in the amount of pollution in the air has been going up and up making it difficult to grieving difficult especially the people with work i really respected two problems here in the outskirts of the city people have actually seen and smelled smoke and that's that's been coming from large forest fires that have been raging not very far really outside moscow and there's those fires all over russia sort of white in the picture out to send it to russia as a whole experience twenty thousand fires that are so far this season the forest floors are as dry as a tin dog in any spark so they are ignite a forest fire this is supposed to be about one hundred seventy raging are still as we speak earlier five march is still trying to control them thomas probably experienced un

show ended with nearly fifty billion dollars worth of deals last year's paris air show was disastrous in terms of orders as the aerospace industry was hit by the financial crisis many believe this year's u.k. vent the recovery of the civil aircraft industry did a question of what has the data. this is the a downturn in the civil avocation industry is the deal signed in town bros speak for themselves at nearly fifty billion dollars worth compared to seven billion at the paris air show last year the star of the show was the boeing seven hundred seven dreamliner made from composite materials the manufacturer claims that planes for the next eighteen years will be more adult on this design this is a test airplane number three you know we will start it by their own plane by the end of the year and we're told that the first customer to launch custom made japanese adeline and they will get it for a streamlined this year russian civil aircraft maker has had a particularly good airshow signing of a ten billion dollars worth of deals in good company agreed to supply malaysia with fifty m. s. twe

the county fire department has called in the country's biggest air tankers. his modified dc-10 can carry as much as 12,000 gal. of fire retardant. the huge claims of the dry brush your craving their own winds while aircraft to attack from the above about 750 firefighters are trying to protect homes on the ground. it does afternoon the fire jumped over the california aqueduct. even so close to the wire is to these homes. the edge of the angeles national forest for firefighters called the urban interface for a while live virus control structures. the crown buyer as it's being called, reached the line in the mountains north of los angeles. taking a closer view you can see how the flames spread from the mountains to the outskirts of palmdale. the yellow area indicates mandatory evacuation last night. >> what it the latest update from daniel with hellfire joining us. so 20 percent containment is that 20 percent on the side close to those homes in palmdale? >> and cordially that is the active part of the fire they moved closer and closer to those homes appeared our

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water tanks on the back trying to stop the roads rushing to melting on the other people's tires the air quality has been steadily declining over the course of this heat wave in the outskirts of the city people have actually seen and smelled smoke and that's that's been coming from large forest fires that have been raging not very far really outside moscow and there's those fires all over russia sort of white in the picture out to send it to russia as a whole. experience twenty thousand fires that are so far this season the forest floors are as dry as a tinder than any spark so they are ignite a forest fire this is supposed to be about one hundred seventy raging are still as we speak and five marches still trying to control them farmers have experienced unprecedented drought part of the worst for a century i think and it's thought that huge millions of tons of grain will be lost in this years that we'll see those farmers just having to watch their crops die in the fields and the last rather more serious some of the more tragic consequences the huge numbers of people to be trying to get a

air call real good.nd just kind of a mild week ahead frank and julie with temperatures a few degrees off the average. >> i guess the trade off you would say would be the fire danger is down. >> that's right. >>> actress lyndsey lohan went to jail today. we want to show you her booking photo. lohan started a 90 day sentence for violating the terms of her probation 2007 drunk driving conviction. this morning, the court said lohan is not allowed to leave jail. but because of overcrowding, lyndsey will only serve two weeks of her sentence. >>> coming up next, the latest on jamarcus russell. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. >>> former oakland raiders quarterback jamarcus russell pled not guilty today to a drug charge. russell was arrested earlier this month in his home in alabama. russ

there's some warmer air aloft, no doubt about that. the temperatures have skyrocketed to about 2000 feet, 2500 feet, but at the surface, still a sea breeze. i think a little bit of a push. i cooled the city off, they are 52 this morning compared to 52. 52 san rafael and napa and also there's the 52 in the city. the peninsula south bay was running much warmer in the east bay. 50s again, unless you are down in san diego, 53. they have had a cool stretch along the coast. eukia is 51. there's a little bit of a southwest wind in vacaville. lots of fog, look at all of that gray. there's a little bit of a low spinning off of oregon. that's going to cool temperatures down even though they are not that warm. for some, it will be a cool, foggy morning and a little bit of sun. once the fog burns off around 10:00 to noon, but not much change from yesterday. >> thank you, steve. >>> the unusual cool weather we are having is making bay area grape growers change the way they are doing things this year because the grapes are not developing as quickly

the ocean air coming off the bay. readings coming in up to 70's. and what is going to see just like this i things for the end of this coming week. no big changes in store. these regions are actually a couple degrees before low average. it cools a typical morning fog giving way for beautiful summer sunshine the afternoon hours. >> and nationalism has been for days and still has stopped leaking from a ruptured well in the gulf. you're looking live at the well on the golf. and the russian oil is over. the bp in the algoma administration are now offering different views on whether not the cap will have to be reopened. >> a bit of good new is that of new orleans sunday. as such is some good news we've seen it go up a bit of a loss couple of hours. certainly than last they are sold. the increases could narrow as because of the good job selling it indicates that there is a rupture well below the sea floor. another great bit of information we got to this morning the bp wants to contain it have to remain locked into place so we have one or two relief wells

we found these old soviet river about right where the air to air should be on a river is me. it's funny because heat in the countryside is so cycling you come back to town to get still equally as hot but the air coming off these rivers. still funny people are sweating here. gorgeous. and the captain agrees with everybody comes here especially in summer when the weather is nice everything depends on whether sometimes i make seven or eight trips a day yesterday we carried over eleven hundred people we have nice summers in siberia i've been enjoying them all my life and for the. rest of this short summer the people of omsk will be enjoying these record breaking temperatures before the evaporate and the winter siberian weather decidedly takes over. the france r t. and we've got plenty more to keep your part on our website that's online all the time just log on any time not for extras on the stories we're covering at the moment and of course plenty of pictures that are in our regular programs you see here on screen now here's a quick taste of what's on our t.v. comedy moment you c

air wick.he freshness of nature. >>> archaeologists today were at the world trade center site. excavation crews on tuesday found a row of sturdy up right wood timbers at ground zero. a 100-pound anchor was found near by, but archaeologists say they are not quite sure if that belongs to the ship. >> very interesting. >>> mark ibanez joins us now, a great night for the giants. and a good looking tom lincicum. >> yeah, looking great. a lot of little things must come together. one big thing, pablo sandoval has to get his about together. but lincicum the big story. looks like he has a mini me. here's panda, looking like last year's version. off the bricks out there at deep right center field in the second. buster posey who was two for four comes in to score. lincicum makes it stand up. but then we look at the pop up left fly. the mets will not threaten, in the eighth, load the bases, posey to third, the throw to the plate and rowan is safe and 2-0. lincicum had a little luck. complete game six hitte

cooler air aloft. air coming in with those lows in the upper 30s and low 40s around south lake tahoe. highs around the bay area today mid to upper 70s for san jose. 80s inland around morgan hill. backville up to 85. 70s around petaluma with low clouds lingering for the morning and your seven-day forecast looks mild as you wrap up the work week. trending a bit warmer for the week ahead. >> thank you very much. talk about being at the wrong place at the wrong time a missouri woman is recovering after lightning struck her. it happened while she was at work yesterday afternoon. a co-worker says she and other park workers were sitting on the back of a utility truck when the lightning hit. >> the next thing i saw her water fly up in the air. then the employee that was on the ground said i've been hit. i can't feel my legs. my feet are burning. >> frightening. >> if it was lightning or secondary lightning it may have left behind damage in the pavement. the woman who was hurt is lucky and is expected to be oka

good news for air quality, no problems there. in terms of tho s thundershower least that action is is east of the nevada border. our temperatures today, mostly 60s and 70s around the inner bay. look at our inland spots shgz tri-valley and also places around morgan hill should make a run at the mid-80s. this is a little bit of warming trend that will wrap up the workweek heading into the week kind. cool on the coast but mid to upper 80s inland over the next couple of days. >>> developing story from afghanistan right now. a senior u.s. military official says a second sailor missing in after stan is dead. that sailor disappeared last friday with another man. soldiers found the first sailor dead earlier this week. taliban claimed that it killed the first sailor and kidnapped the second. but again the second sailor is now confirmed to be dead. we'll tell you more as soon as we can. >>> time now 4:40. meet the bay area man who can hack into atms and give them to give up their cash. >>> your afterlife online. it's a new memorial in this

the air temperature is at 74 degrees, we should be at 85 degrees.he winds are blowing out of the west at 13. compare that with this. now we go due west to the coast. socked in, current air temperature right now right around 60 degrees there in ocean beach and the winter quite gusty this evening. as a matter of fact let's take a look at some of the stats in our microclimates. santa clara 73 degrees, full sunshine there. pea tan, please, wind northwest at 14, 70 in napa, around the peninsula low 70, clouds now moving in. if you are heading out to see baseball action, team stuck at home, barry zito on the mound. >> interview: game time temperatures tumbling into the mid-50s, we'll have the clouds gradually march inlapped. we'll lay low all night long, that's what it looks like right now, a blanket. a very deep marine there roughly, about 2400 feet deep. usually this time of the year 1500 feet deep. that cooler air mass alost is riding well inland all the way in towards concord, clayton, walnut creek, keeping those temperatures down by a good 10 to 11 d

futenma air base in okinawa, among other issues. >>> the u.s. congress has given final approval to sweeping financial regulatory reforms, one of president barack obama's key policy goals. obama is expected to soon sign the bill into law. the legislation will put in place the most drastic overhaul of the u.s. financial system since the 1930s. on thursday, the senate voted 60-39 on the bill. it was passed by the house of representatives last month. the reforms are intended to avoid a recurrence of the global financial crisis. they include a uniform oversight of the financial industry, bringing major security companies and insurance firms, as well as banks, under the watch of the authorities. they also create a new federal agency to protect consumers purchasing complex financial commodities. the bill also imposes limits on financial institutions in dealing with high-risk products. obama spoke to reporters on thursday in washington. >> the united states congress has now passed a wall street reform bill that will bring greater economic security to fa

air qualitywise, pretty good this time of year. good air quality around the bay. if you're heading out to lake tahoe, you could see drier air moving in on the water vapor loop, good news. most of the thundershowers will probably be on the east side of the nevada border as we head through the afternoon today. still enough of a sea breeze to keep our temperatures around the bay area in the 60s and 70s. it's inland we're going to start to see the changes especially tomorrow into saturday, probably seeing at least mid-80s inland and perhaps a few upper 8 toys to near 90 around morgan hill tomorrow afternoon. for the sierra today, mostly sunny skies, 80s around south lake hoe and chilly nights, lows in the low 40s up around the south shore of lake tahoe. pleasanton and livermore warming up into the 80s, 70s around petalu petaluma. so for a short time at least we'll be warming up inland over the next few afternoons, 60s on the coast, beautiful weather to be outside or perhaps take the dog for a walk. >> you've got a few. i know that yours are well behaved. >>> man's bes

and if the officers get to what they're simply being closed down people are being told to go home the air quality in the city has steadily declined over the course of the heat wave particulates to leave. and from the car exhaust and things normally dissolved and rain and taken away i've just been steadily building up a nice course problems for people with aswell another tree complaints made it more more difficult for them and also in the suburbs of the city people have not only seen but they've also smelt smoke and that's been coming from huge forest fires raging only in the moscow region not too far from here from moscow itself which links into the bigger picture around russia unfortunately in the last week or a lot less amusing the some of the other things we've been going on three hundred people just in this last week who have unfortunately drowned trying to cool themselves off the water rushing to lakes and streams trying to kill themselves off and some people have unfortunately drowned doing that there's an enormous droughts in twenty three regions and rushing up to carry the state o

a united airlines flight bound for los angeles hit some very bad air. turbulence so severe some passengers became airborne in the cabin. more than two dozen were injured and the pilot had to make an unscheduled landing. the ntsb is now investigating. our own kristen welker has more on what happened and why. >> reporter: by all accounts united airlines flight 967 was terrifying for the 255 passengers and ten crew members on board. >> i thought the plane was going to crash. >> reporter: the boeing 777 took off from washington dulles airport at 5:27 p.m. headed for los angeles. the pilot flew around a line of thunderstorms, but hit turbulence over the midwest. all of the sudden passengers say there was a violent drop. >> it felt like i had gone down an elevator shaft and hit the bottom and came back up. >> the bottom fell out. people hit the ceiling. it was pretty bad. >> reporter: pictures taken by a passenger show just how bad it was. a crack marks the spot where a woman hit her head. tomato juice is splattered on the ceiling. the oxygen masks deployed.

lots of ocean air that pushes all the way into the inland spots. the results upper 50s and lower sixties. we just barely squeaked into the '60s. sixties for the east shore. these inland temperatures a typical for this time of year. perhaps reaching the mid '80s for antioch. says they were gonna see the temperatures reached the mid- 70s. extensive fog for the morning and it will clear back to the coast throughout the day. next couple days will be cooler goes inland temperatures low 80s. '50s at the coast. but it will start to warm things up toward the end of the week. not a whole lot just a little bit no huge heat waves were not even forecasts towards the '90s. possibly low 70's towards the bay not quite as much fog. >> in vallejo two men were attacked after being blurred by fake ads. >> this is offering a 1996 lexus for $2,100. both robberies' happened on the same block >> need to neptune scored a small quiet dead end street in housing court in vallejo. in the past two weeks to people have responded to fake chrysler ads for cars for sale. they have

we did, flying mississippi's entire coastline today with the civil air patrol. even patches of oil were rare. >> it looks tremendous. >> reporter: pilot randy stastny was flying here for the first time in three weeks. >> i really expected the shores to be covered. not at all. >> reporter: big change? >> huge change. i'm really tickled pink. >> reporter: from early may on, b.p.'s shifting oil blob ballooned. by late june, it spread from louisiana to florida's panhandle. b.p. capped the well july 15. watch the dramatic difference today, a much-shrunken, scattered spill. scientists credit the skimming and burning and mother nature, bacteria in warm water degrading the light crude. >> it's a horrible event. it's look a car accident-- you break bones but normally you heal from all of the breakage. >> reporter: on day 100, the disappearing surface spill is the good news. the lingering worry is what you can't see-- what b.p. talks about-- vast underwater oil plumes and their impact on the ecosystem. one worry: undersea dead zones, oil starving oxygen from the water and