so there were -- los alamos. so there were these people who got together in the early '50s to take down oppie. i think it's because we as a country had come to a fork in the road. and oppie would say maybe we should be rethinking this fork that we're going down in nuclear weapons. maybe we should go a different way. and so in december of 1953 a report was given to president eisenhower saying more probably than not oppenheimer was a soviet spy. so, of course, ike then created a wall around oppie. oppenheimer still had his top secret clearance. a couple days before christmas in 1953, louis strauss had oppie come into his office and say, you know, there's this report about you, and we're going to have to remove your top security clearance. you can either go quietly and nobody will know, or we can have a hearing. but this was, in a way, a public humiliation. it was suppose to be secret. soon after it ended, the 997-page transcript was released to newspapers. it was made public so that everybody heard what had happene

march 5, 1836 in a little mission in southern texas, the alamo and a man by the name of curl -- colonel william travis. that his position was dire. there was going to a very little that they could do to win the day, if anything against the overwhelming forces that santa ana had brought against the force defending the alamo. against all odds, colonel volume travis assembled his small party and begin a speech to them, recounting the importance of what they were doing and with a flourish, he drew his sword and etched a line in the sand. my friend bill brown hinted to me this morning some of the soil from the spot where colonel travis etched that line in the sand. the shenandoah valley foundation drew a line in the sand. which are a line in the sand and said that we will not back away from this issue. it is too important to this future and would wager that line in the sand, we asked just like colonel travis did, we asked those around us our closest compatriots in this fight for preservation to step over the line with us and to stand with us shoulder and shoulder to say that preservation is

amy hollyfield is live for us in alamo. >> good morning, reggie. it looks better out here this morning. it's gray. it's cool. we have seen people out here on the eastern horse trail getting in their exercise. looks can be deceiving. the kippers were relieved when they headed out on their walk in alamo this morning. >> we looked out and we weren't sure if it was fog or smoke. it wasn't too bad. the sooner the better, you get it over with. >> they didn't want to wait in case the afternoon looks like it did yesterday, orange and hazy. julie arrived home last night from a trip and instantly noticed it. >> i flew into it. you could literally see this big layer of dark, icky looking stuff. that was last night at about 7:30, 8:00. it looked pretty ugly. >> i skipped a bike ride. it blew in around noon. it actually reminded me of my trip to china. it was that bad. that's my scale of measuring air. it was pretty rough. >> this morning's air may look better, but take another look from the vantage point of drone view 7. air experts say you are looking at fog

here's your temporary security pass to get into los alamos. so they got in there, scientists assembled in march 1943. they decided that they needed to do multiple ways of trying to make this weapon. and part of the problem was the nuclear material, the uranium or plutonium, it was miniscule. plutonium is totally man-made. and so a reactor in washington was created to then manufactured this plutonium. uranium, it is naturally made but the part that is used for bombs, only about 1% of what occurs in nature. so how do you refine that come how do you east dracula 1% out? fy the big industrial complex at oak ridge was made to kind of separate this isotope of uranium for the rest of it and assemble it in a big enough quantity it could be used for a bomb. part of the delay was material, was the radioactive material. part of it was hard to figure out how to assemble this into aa bomb. there were two different ways. one was a gun at some the bump and that took uranium in one part of the bomb, uranium in another part of the bomb, have high explosive beh

trinity site exists because there was two bomb designs at los alamos. one was a uranium facepalm, uranium 235 and simply shot one lump of uranium into another lump to get a critical mass and boom, supercritical it explodes. that's bomb used on hiroshima and august 6th. it was untested that was dropped on hiroshima. whoever that's a slow process to get the uranium 235 separated from the uranium 238. rhenium is a fairly common element but to get to do a change reaction you have to have you 235 which is a sub product and less than 1% of the uranium is this you 235. that's what it's all about separating u235 from you 238. it's a slow process. they also found when you run reactor one of the byproducts is plutonium which, by the way his divisional ball as well. you can have it go critical if you get the mass correct. you can make it and quickly separated in a chemical process. that is what hanford was about, the reactors there were making plutonium. they found that they couldn't use the same mechanism to get a critical mass because the plutonium as it gets cl

march 5, 1836, on a little mission in southern texas, the alamo. and a man by the name of colonel william travis. on that moment, colonel travis at that moment, colonel travis knew that his position was dire, that there was going to be very little that they were going to be able to do to win the day, if anything, against the overwhelming forces that santa ana had brought against that small force defending the alamo. and against certain death, against all odds, colonel william travis assembled his small party together. and when he did that, he began a speech to them recounting for them the importance of what they were doing and with a flourish he drew his sword and he etched a line in the sand. he etched a line in the sand. my friend bill brown handed to me this morning some of the soil from the spot where colonel travis etched that line in the sand. the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation drew a line in the sand. we drew a line in the sand and said that we are not going to back away from this issue. it's too important to our future. and when w

of lose south wiest alamos. oppy later thought of a phrase babita, baba god -- by now i am death, destroyer of worlds. just to put this in perspective, that one bomb when it was dropped over japan had the explosive and destructive equivalent of 2000 of our biggest bombers used in the war fully loaded. it had to be 2000 of those bombs fully loaded dropping all of their loads equaled the destructive power of one atomic weapon. oppenheimer felt about his work in a complicated way. he had some mixed feelings of the fact that he did create this weapon of mass distraction. on the other hand, he ended the war. i don't think the atomic weapons won the war. the war was already one. it was won by the united states military, and by the people working in the factories. 1945ar ended in august of because of the atomic bomb. oppy realized this and took pride in the fact that possibly some lives were saved because of the use of it. invasion of the home islands of japan probably would've created more casualties. that is somethin

preserving byzantine works of od is a major problem the church of had suffered greatly from the alamo slowed. ellner assad is the name given to the judge by the moslem inhabitants of that. the name means the church that protects from the evil. reference perhaps to the fact that so many say space down the visit to. the church of our modern best testimony to the i canno cast of conflict in the byzantine challenge the veneration of i call it was the particularly popular amongst the monks of captive dosia was banned the works of god put triangle faces of biblical figures who painted over with abstract symbols and all of. a hundred years later among lifted the ban on religious and. results the most magnificent i call it what created the good once again they could be kissed venerated and prayed to fly at. the underworld of capital city here do we find hollowed out tough narrow passages mill stairs for use as barricades and bedrooms as cramped as ship's bunks. is one of two hundred underground towns around good in its origins date back to the second millennium b.c. late as such towns also of

klaus fuchs arrived at los alamos after working on calculations in new york. what does he do? he works on one of the most sensitive areas, the implosion calculations for the plutonium bomb. they were working on two different types of bombs, uranium and plutonium. and he is feeding information back to the soviets. people inpular with society always will be to , babysit, very sociable, lends his old buick to a colleague. very quiet but everybody's friend. nobody notices some of the absences. and as you were saying, the soviet program significantly advanced by what fuchs was telling them. i think that was the reason they were able to explode their own device as early as they were. if i get the date right, it was 1949 that the russians were able to explode their device. and it is also the reason perhaps for stalin's calm and cool response at the conference where president truman wandered over to him having decided it was the moment to tell stalin there was a new weapon. and stalin just smiles and says he's very glad to hear about this and hopes the americans and british will use i

she's from alamo, and she worked here at pacific union international as a real estate agent. tonight her co-workers say they miss her terribly and describe her as delightful. relatives confirmed to us sheriff's deputies informed them tonight nasim ghanadan was one of five passengers killed when a small plane crashed into a parking lot in santa ana. the 29-year-old left concord around 10:30 this morning on a cessna 414 for a flight to orange county. about two hours later, the ntsb says the pilot reported an engine shortly after receiving a clearance to land at john wayne airport. moments later the plane crashed into a crowded parking lot. this dash cam video shows the plane diving down. we talked to an off-duty first responder who ran to the crash. >> they were partially ejected from the fuselage of the plane. two victims. and i checked the pulse on the one, and checked the pulse on the second one, and they had no pulses. >> reporter: the plane hit a car but miraculously no one on the ground was hurt. witnesses described the chaos after the crash. >> yeah, i just saw the red c

, the alamo myth, the fight to the last man. but the larger theme goes back to a lot of this talking about the persian war. it's a great scene where he is looking at theoretically five million troops coming down and marching for seven days and seven nights and this great epic thing and it was portrayed as a civilized versus the bar bear yan. so this is the sub text of private ryan too because we are fighting these terrible nazis who we later discovered how inhuman they were. we already knew a little bit about the war than the gis did. but it's a theme good versus evil. civilizeation versus the edge of reason and civilizeation that comes at this metaphor quizzical bridge and in a way america is defending that bridge against the barbans too. then you come to the end and captain miller goes ends up in the cemetery as you all know and and--ryan ends up in the cemetery but before as captain miller dies he says you got to earn this as you all know the movie and he goes back to the cemetery in his old age with his family and says he tr

means new research and development such as the manhattan project in los alamos that has in some ways has a presence in west texas and amarillo and the weapons technology, the employment necessary to staff these new training grounds stretching all the way like i said from texas across the arid southwestern desert to mexico and arizona into naval bases shipbuilding aviation construction in southern california. all of them jobs that require college education especially s.t.e.m. oriented education sex -- science technology engineering and math. this is a transforming the landscape of what the south and the southwest exist to provide the american people but it's also radically transforming the need for colleges and universities and research universities and relocating people from other parts of the country into the american sunbelt. you see this in the american south, florida and georgia north carolina and all the way through texas mexico arizona california nevada. you are going to see a lot of weapons testing in the nevada desert and a lot of development cold war and post-world war ii re

alamos. that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always find us on all of your favorite social media platforms for up to the minute reports thanks for tuning in. i. think. we have no idea if he's doing on vacation but she will be back in september. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. there's a lot of sympathy but i want to be. one of the last on this about what many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the refuse to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. banned. list of more. than that up on i guess i mean a lot less than that what about. what are the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the. liverpool. have you got those of you in the. hello and welcome to redact it's and i am naomi cara vonnie we camp is off this week he's doing his other job modeling for crucifixions but don't worry he's still yelling about wall street which is actually way more powerful w

put our own people through the security checks and everyone who comes to los alamos will be fine. this was notes true. claus hooks arrived at loss working on alclations in new york. he worked on one of the most areas, the implosionalclations for the feedingm bomb and information back to the soviets. popular with people, always will be to babysit, very sociable, lends his old buick to a colleague. very quiet but everybody's friend. nobody notices some of the were saying,as you the soviet program significantly what hooks -- fo oks was telling them. was get the date right, it 1949 that the russians were able device and also the reason for stalin's calm and conferencese at the when president truman wandered to him having decided it was the moment to tell stalin ande was a new weapon stalin said he's very glad to hear about this and hopes the british will use it on japan. doesn't ask questions. doesn't need to. question? this gentleman first. true that thenot germans managed to shoot themselves in both knees because best german nuclear physicists were jews who were the country? diana:

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it happened late this morning on the 11-hundred block of fell street in san francisco )s alamo square neighborhood. this is video of police arresting the 85-year-old suspect for allegedly shooting his 49- year-old nephew. the victim was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries. after a week of stalled traffic, ships will be able to pass under the rio vista bridge, starting tonight. caltrans plans to raise the highway 12 rio vista drawbridge overnight tonight they )ll keep it up until 3 a.m. monday, to allow ships to pass through. that includes, two ships from oakland. drivers will have to take alternate routes during that time. part of the bridge broke last week...leaving it stuck satday is always a busy day for weddings, but today was something special. that )s because, a lot of couples, decided it was the perfect day to getarriedit )s all because ot many find lucky. nbc bay area )s christie smith s in redwood city where city staff..are working overtime to accomodate the flood of couples still to come. the unusual move by the white house counsel...and they believed it was a

, floria hakimi of alamo, and lara shepherd.aboard a cessna plane that crashed in the parking lot of a staples store in santa ana sunday afternoon. lara shepherd's husband was the pilot. floria hakimi's son was aboard, too. all were killed. brian moggan with pacific union says the office met monday morning to share stories and memories of the three realtors. floria hakimi had been with the company for 5 years. >> she dedicated her life professionally and personally to service. she would teach us how to be in the moment, how to center. she was a more remarkable human being. >> reporter: nasim ghanadan's family says that she was full of life. aside from real estate, she love to read and write and was teaching kids to learn farsi. they say she always wanted to open a school for young girls in the middle east. she leaves behind her parents and two siblings. >> she would walk in and the room would light up. it was amazing, the effect that she had on other people. the joy, her smile. clients loved her. >> reporter: and, lara shepherd

fremont 78 with hazy sunshine. 90s in fairfield, concorde, alamo and livermore. a couple of degrees hotter. likely will not feel the difference. hazy sunshine continues through the weekend. 70s near the bay and 60s continue at the coast. spare the air day tomorrow with temperature staying consistent. >>> a literal boost still ahead. the bay area attack helping assembly line workers around the world. >>> he ts it up for april golf tournament and why would the giant schipperke things around in the dugout. we will show you why,. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic®

some out in the bay nothing but by the north of los alamos. and america i hope there. are some out all of us some of the. undocumented carry in d.c. i am going to get our son in law. union in the afternoon and nothing gosselin vaguely of what i remember new boy really we get hyped up and running a go. only for the final film born up on and that's the thing that i know you hear often seen in the past. this is this is harlan kentucky. over all of this group the boy says you can go green street fanny's leave. me. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was a said i'd. love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. i am. right we're all set to start in five. to seven to see a house a signal. to. the song to talk about. just news right after the mars explorers one knew it would appear to be.

three artists are completing a heve-panel mural on the back side of alamo draft house cinema at 1 many who visit won't know it is there. the artists say they tried to capture the past present and future of the county in this work. i wanted to creat a mural that celebrated old ingenuity and old ideals and turn into something new. >> i took the idea of nature to eagle and the plain and combined them and which also speaks to this area. >> the work is actually missouri visible to the people underon construc plans are in the work for a formal unveiling. we'll keep you posted. >>> when we come back. do you read the reviews before purchasing anything? one of the largest review sites is sending out wnings about businesses with questionable comments, including one here in ourrea. >>> plus meethe sherry sits down with alex smitt ashe nfl season gets ready to kick into high gear. ♪ ♪ you are many different things in one amazing package, and t.j.maxx gives you the freedom to express every one. with our unique mix of must-have brands at must-buy prices, you can be active or totally relaxed. ♪ ♪ you

. >>> a car slammed into a power pole in alamo bringing down a half mile of lines. the lines sparked a small grass fire. they worked to restore service in the area. the driver of the car was not hurt. >>> an oakland police officer is in critical condition last night after crashing early this morning. he was responding to a suspicious person call when his patrol car hit another car and then careened into a parked semitruck. the officer had to be extricated from his vehicle. opd has not said much about the officer section september that he's fairly knew to the force and the son of a lieutenant. >>> a mother says she has forgiven the driver of a car that crashed into her son and his friend. they went off the side of highway 24 on the ramp to 680 and landed below. his mother says she is devastated for all the families involved. >> i send love, peace and hope for the parents to get through this. i have no ill feelings or anger towards the driver. >> and the driver ramaya ramey and two other young women suffered serious injuries. ramey was arrested on suspicion of felony

it happened late this morning in the 1100 block of fell street in the alamo square neighborhood. this is video of police arresting the 85-year-old suspect for allegedly shooting his 49-year-old nephew. the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> the search for a hit and run driver continues in san francisco. police say a man was hit by a car just after 3:00 this morning in the 300 blocks of jones street. the pan was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. police described the vehicle as an orange or metallic red car, was last seen driving south on jones street. the front end is likely damaged. >> after stalled traffic, ships will be able to pass under the rio vis tas bridge starting tonight. caltrans plans to raise the drawbridge overnight today abkeep it up till 3:00 a.m. monday to allow ships to pass through including two ships waiting in oakland. drivers will have to take alternate routes during that time. the bring was damaged you may recall last week and than left the bridge stuck in the upright bridge. >>> now to some truly life-changing

on the left is nasim ghanadan from alamo. in the middle is floria hakimi from danville.n the right is lara shepherd from diablo. scott shepherd.. also from diablo. and navid hakimi from los angeles. the n-t-s-b is still investigating the cause of the crash. ( james ) a family of three are killed in a suspicious fire over the weekend. it happened early yesterday morning in vallejo near i-80 and georgia street. officers on patrol smelled smoke coming out of a home. they saw an 11-year-old girl trying to flag down help. the police were able to pull out the girl's mother and her 15- year-old twin sisters. but it was too late. they died at the scene. ( james ) police say the 11-year old had minor to moderate injuries. she is expected to be okay. the girl's father was out of town when the fire started. police aren't saying why they believe this fire is suspicious. ( james ) the rewar

the grant award would support the region alamos platform with initial deployment in contra costa. let's move on to water transportation, which is a major potential benefit here for the island. and that we as staff are starting it focus on. at its march 1, 2018, meeting, we authorized staff to proceed with an exploratory study of smaller vessel explorations. they would look at the cleaner vessels delivered relatively quickly for initial service for locations such as treasure island. from our perspective, treasure island is probably one of the optimum locations to have a pilot in that regard. if you have had the opportunity to move back and forth between treasure island and the ferry building, it's only about a 10- to 12-minute run, so we think there's a lot of opportunity here. the study will be overseen by a committee of the board comprised of directors. we're working actively with a scope of work that includes treasure island as a case study for smaller vessel service and will participate on the technical staff advisory committee. let's move on to federal highway administration.

my first priority is to find a design that's right for the animal well where the alamo feels comfortable in terms of decoration variety implants sort of the owner should like the design to but i mainly design for the animal the man asked. the forty six year old doesn't mind whether he's designing an aquarium for a private household or for a business so long as he's allowed to do his best with his muslim i guess it's always a shame to crush creativity i try to listen to what the client wants but i think it's best when i'm given free reign on top of that on my first. client to is active on you tube and. in the trade his work is known in europe america and korea when he's in asia he's only too happy to stand with fans who want to have a picture with him. in the world and i used to get at least. with his many projects abroad all of a cannot save his moments in his home town cars or he doesn't like to speak about the price of his aquarium designs and only says he makes a comfortable living. and from the water we are heading to an eye lens to sicily to be exact it is the largest island in the

any time you see orange on our aqi index it's usually good enough for spare the air day. 68 from alamo to liverpool, east of castro valley, approaching sunol and fremont. so while tomorrow we don't think we're going to get quite to those levels, still moderate air quality due to smoke pollution, is going to be around the bay area through about tuesday and i think it will be the north bay and east bay, especially late day and early morning, you might notice more of that smoke at times, as we go through the next couple of days. look at the winds starting to pick up, bringing in low clouds which we'll wake up to tomorrow morning in addition to the low clouds, probably some drizzle around san francisco, oakland and into parts of the east bay for the morning and as i go through mid morning into the afternoon, low clouds as they typically do, staying mainly off to the west of the golden gate bridge, but that marine air is starting to deepen, and that means more ocean air conditioning for valleys, by drop in temperatures getting back to the work week. 50s to start the day tomorrow, high tempe

until now before speaking out but some biologists were already skeptical about the claims that the alamowas suffering because of climate change saying that even this was a more likely reason for the burrs condition. germany has got a new strategy to cope with the influx of migrants the first of a series of facilities called uncurse centers have opened their doors to refugees arriving from across the austrian border the move was agreed to in a controversial last minute deal between germany's ruling coalition well the migrant issue has drove a wedge between chancellor merkel on the interior minister at one point horst see hoffer even threatened to resign putting the ruling coalition in danger of splitting migrant transit centers in bavaria where eventually established to help process asylum seekers foster. well the name uncursed center is acronym derived from the german word for a rival decision. and he said he explains how the new refugee camps will work. centers like this one in part of germany's new strategy for dealing with refugees in bavaria seven if these are up and running describe

live our lives for our dollars and seven the alamo for family. and not socialist self or with. a lot of things that the last. funded in there will obviously. be a. long night out. just. in the church. is very very serious in the world to everybody in the whole nation will let it all for it's more. for my own for what is on my home and a good job so far. though my grandma lobby talked about that i. would look for the would i be the money for the. people out of the will not only did it just about the bus it would have been. they were doubts he would love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories that so do get in touch by following us on social media and leaving your comments we'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines join us then if you can. seems wrong. and in. the trail. when some find themselves worlds apart we look for common ground. and we're going underground on british armed forces day and in this special edition we're joined by pulitzer prize winning journalist site hersh who exposed nato nation war crimes of the military industrial complex from ab

was the bridge scene, which in a way goes back to that metaphor, and if even used the bunkers, the alamo myth, fight to the last man. the larger theme goes back to talking about the persian wars. there was a great scene where xerxes is looking at 5000 troops coming down and marching for seven days and seven nights, and crossing this epic thing. it was portrayed as the civilized versus the barbarians. so, this was the subtex of private ryan. we were fighting these terrible nazis, who we later discovered how inhuman they were. we already knew a little bit about that before the gi's did, but it is that same good versus evil civilization versus the edge of reason and civilization that comes to this metaphorical bridge, and in a way, america was defending that bridge against the barbarians too. then you come to the end and captain miller ends up in a cemetery, as you all know -- ryan ends up back in the cemetery. but, as captain miller died, he says, you have to earn this, as we all know, in the movie. he goes back to the cemetery with his family and says, he tried to live life as best as he

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i'm ready to jump in to work with japan town, the valley, alamo square, and the fillmore. shout out! and inner sunset. ashbury, cold valley, i i think i said lower hayes. when avista, lower pack heights. thank you to residents of the five. [cheers and applause] [♪] [roll call] >> is there any public comment on this executive session? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> can i have a motion to reconvene? >> i second. >> all in favor? >> i make a motion we do not disclose anything that was

the three women, nasim of alamo, floria hakimi of danville, and lara shepherd w estate conference inaheim. the pirate was lara shepherd sheppard. floria hakimi son was also on the plane, -- the highlands was lara shepherd . floria hakimi son was also on the plane. a spokesperson for pacific union says the company will support the family of the three women in any way it can and a fund will be established for the immediate family members. >>> vallejo investigators continue their search for clues in a deadly house fire that killed twin girls and their mother. flowers and stuffed animals are stacked up outside of the house on georgia street where they died. their mother also died of a fire sunday morning. she worked at a vietnamese restaurant in vallejo. coworkers i remembered her as a good worker and a good friend. >> i keep thinking about her. what happened to her. she is like family. like my she's really nice, you know? i really likes her. -- liked her. >> neighbors told us they heard a man's voice yelling the night before the fire and another one said the family always headlights on

it happened around 9 yesterday morning on fell street near alamo square park. the police put the suspect in handcuffs as he stood on the sidewalk and sent to county jail. the 49-year old man who was shot is in the hospital and his injuries are not life- threatening. officers recovered a gun and are investigating exactly what led up to the shooting. >>> now a colorado father is accused of killing his family and expected to be charged tomorrow. chris watts was arrested thursday after reportedly confessing to killing his wife and daughters. the girls' bodies were found inside storage tanks filled with crude oil on the property where he worked. court documents suggest they may have been strang gelled a former fbi -- strangled. a former fbi investigator says his demeanor was off last week on television. >> a judge sealed the file why he killed his family but it is expected to be public tomorrow. >>> the drug enforcement administration and the department of justice are propose to go reduce the amount of opioids produced in the u.s. targeting the six most commonal bus

others say this is too valuable to our country that you not have brought germans into los alamos. they argue that we need controls. >> host: that's one of the themes. >> harris chain, our hero grew up in flagstaff, arizona as he says at one point, i bleed red white and blue. served in the army in iraq, recruited into the cia. it feels entirely american. it never occurred to him that his ethnic background will be subject to manipulation. he finds that both for the chinese and for some americans who doubt him because his ancestry, it ends up being central and deeply upsetting and coming to realize that people see the way that he doesn't see himself. by the end of the book and what readers describe he is quantum spy. >> has that been true in the intelligence community since the 40s, or whenever that someone's nationality or heritage affect how they are viewed? >> i think the intelligence community has been eager to use the richness of our national fabric to draw people who speak languages and have cultural skills, often some of the case officers who work and have russian or ukrainian

it was in the basement of the alamo next to my bike. one man was arrested for the theft.l go where all criminals in texas go to be with the dallas cowboys. anyone who watches this show on a regular basis, they will tell you we have been doing way too many bear stories lately. but pretty soon the nfl playoffs will be here and the whole country will be talking about the bears until then, check out this fella. he's so cute. he got caught -- he was trapped in a colorado storm drain. look for food. don't feel bad for him. feel bad for the guy doing repairs inside the manhole. that's not very welcoming. forgive me justin trudeau. and while you are at it, the bear has since retreated to the woods where we have to report that after seeing this video a good samaritan brought him some food. they brought it all the way from san antonio. that ought to set him back a couple of fins. topic number four. a california family found two mountain lions. on their doorstep this week. so natural lire they called the cops, but not before getting wrid of all the drinking shaws in their home. heav

but los alamos and idaho both very involved in the nuclear weapons side of things. so super computing, and the reason super computing is so important, and i'm going to get off one one more little tangent here. you would not think the department of energy would be involved in medical research, but we are. we are involved that because of the super computing capacity that we have. for instance, on the veterans health side, post-traumatic stre stress, traumatic brain injury and suicide prevention is very important in that sector, as it is in professional football and hockey and our kids playing sports. from the traumatic brain injury. we're working in conjunction, we being doe is working in conjunction with the university of california san francisco in their neurosciences department and they are accessing the super computers at the department of energy to find solutions to questions that beforehand were just impossible to answer because they did not have the computing capability. and today, because we have allowed them access to these super computers, we're finding answ

it happened yesterday morning on the 1100 block near san francisco's alamo square. this is video of police arresting the 85-year-old suspect for allegedly shooting his 49-year-old nephew. the victim was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries. >>> after a week of mechanical problems at the rio vista bridge, they are not open for drivers trying to get between solano and sacramento counties. cars will have to take alternate routes on highway 12 as caltrans awaits a part to fix the bridge. the gear that lowers and raises the bridge got stuck. ships are now allowed under the bridge. last night, caltrans raised the bridge to allow shipping vessels to come through. it will remain in the up position until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> president trump and the former director of the central intelligence agency are now openly at war and mincing no words. in a stunning attack on the president, john brennan has said trump is drunk on power, is unfit for office and conspired with the russians. the president fired back labeling brennan a political hack who cannot be

the union forces will be driven by confederate through the streets back to what i called their alamo. that will be cemetery hill. that is their last ditch defensive line. he sees it as a defensive line. hancock declares it around 3:15 on july 1 of 1863. the army's start to converge more and more. it is like a summer storm. by the evening of july 1, the union army is around cemetery hill toward the center of town. they will have some divisions that will march their way back to an area called powers hill. this is a timely diversion, according to one man. it is a whole talk i could give on the confederate left flank. catching their attention long enough to make it so the confederates do not attack in cemetery hill. down to the south end of the film, round top is the home for the evening of john white gary's division. there were more troops than we saw. john buford and his troopers who are often forgotten about after the morning action, his troops end up down around the peach orchard area, which is a high plateau. we have more union soldiers arriving from the south and the confederates fr

ryan beacher was back home in fresno but getting ready to return to stanford for the trip to the alamol phone rang. it was stanford hospital. for a moment emotionally things went dark. >> the brain likes to jump to the worst possible conclusion. you know, based on the word cancer. so yeah, there was definitely that fear of dying. >> just five days prior was when beecher discovered a growth. guess yes the news was bad but fortunately it wasn't dire. >> right off the bat they told me it was a rare form of lymphoma but highly treatable, curable type that has high success rates with this regimen of chemotherapye was forced to academic quarters. all of spring practice while undergoing treatment. on june 4th, a turning point. his final chemo session. >> once that was done, i could get back into a weight room and get out on the field running and was able to fully participate in our summer program as a team. that was hugement. >> close friends since the day they walked on together four years ago, lewis burik characterizes the fight within beecher this way. >> ryan is a beast and he just casual

the numbers are up by a few degrees especially inland communities. 80 alamo, 82 antioch. the inland communities tend the warm 5-10 degrees or so by the end of the day. the afternoon highs under mostly sunny skies, 84, for the east bay, low 70s in san leandro, mid-80s danville. upper 80s to 90 antioch and brentwood. south bay, san jose, 79. 83 expected saratoga and along the peninsula. 68 san francisco. that's a beautiful day for you there. if you are going to see the a's play today, 65 degrees at game time, west wind 10 miles per hour. nice one at the colosseum. if you are going to tahoe for the weekend, we have nice mild warm weather here, mid to upper 70s to near 80 degrees for the afternoon. that's a beautiful forecast for tahoe as well. a welcome at the extended forecast at home, temperatures coming up slightly saturday, holding steady on sunday and labor day monday. cooling it down a little bit in to tuesday. back to you. >>> the destructive car fire in redding is contained. it is the 6th most destructive wild fire in california history. it claimed the lives of 8 peo

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. >>> a busy traffic circle in san francisco's alamo square will be removed just months after it waspeople have been complaining about traffic volume at mccollister and steiner streets and noise from drivers honking their horns . the traffic circle shown on the map was installed earlier this year for a project to speed up muni service. muni decided that roundabout was not the right decision for that intersection and stop signs will now be reinstalled. >>> authorities are investigating the death of a man in redwood city after police used a stun gun on him. police were called to a home on lanyard to drive by in aber monday night . the police say 55-year-old ramsey sod was attacking and threatening to kill his 83-year-old mother. she was not seriously hurt police say sod attacked arriving police officers and there was a struggle. the san mateo county da says police shot sod two or three times with a stun gun. he died later at a hospital. the da says sod is suffered from mental health problems. >>> california lawmakers are pushing a bill and at discouraging police shooting is the legisla