if you listen to department of state spokesman and you listen to israeli spokesman and you mix it all up you can't tell who is which at the end of the day i don't believe in this business there was a chill and then we've mended fences i think this is for the press at the end of the day israel will do what it wants to do and when america objects it will remind the united states of where it stands which is it must back israel for electoral

it's kind of become a tradition over the years that rock bands do set up along the route and then runners tend to appreciate it and all of that they do get out of control on occasion especially since its sunday morning. i remember a few years back, they set up right outside the home of commissioner jordan shlain who was president of this commission at the time. he was a little bit unhappy about that at the time. the news reports now say that i think we had about a dozen complaint this is year and that's kind of a record. and that again, this really upsets me when this happens that when people call the police, they were told they have a permit. there's nothing we can do about that. now this would be a loud speaker permit. and these are issued as a matter of course by our staff. they don't come before us. but staff always includes a whole list of conditions one of which is automatically is that their sound is not to be audible more than 250 feet, i believe from the location of -- of the band or whatever. so there is something that the police can do about it, a couple of things. number one, they can ask to see the permit

he thought it was more effective than holding up signs and saying, don't put that in here. he sat down with all of his friends, they ate pasta and drank wine. he wented a whole other way of eating and drinking and dreamed up this idea of bringing people the ideas of sustainability and diversity. and the preservation of the cultural heritage of the world through this idea of, of flavor and [inaudible] at the table. >> he holds international conference every year? >> every 2 years. >> in italy? >> in italy. >> he has been doing that for how long, a decade or so? >> 12 years. >> and you are bringing it to the united states of america? here in the great city and county of san francisco? and your idea is to do what? and what should we expect? why should we show up at slow food nation? food demonstrations? farmers. >> victory garden. well,>> what is this conference to you? what are you expectinging to get out of it? >> who is presenting? how many people are going to participate? why is it so important that everyone here and everyone watching at home participate in this? >> it is important that we see

gone by the subtle balders of the hydroelectric plant in russia's republic of publishing of all korea up to shooting two goals to gain entry to the complex russian security services say they know this person also will. mainly just speculation that local settlers has sought to blame. kosovo's acts prime minister faces a retrial at the hague and tool to charges against the us love and war crimes tribunal abandons their ritual trial. rajan eye of the two years ago due to lack of evidence but has now ruled that witnesses were intimidated. on the cost of suffering human rights activists at an aids conference in vienna accuse pharmaceutical companies of keeping the price of the drugs to counter the disease kind when i signed his however i have that getting closer toward breaks for tule in the battle against a condition which just killed over twenty five million so it's all. up next also he brings you a special report on the space race between the u.s. and the soviet union and the two there were multiple men on both sides of that conflict who drove it. that was in the sixteenth century. once th

you can see the cars are all starting to be put to use in buildings. they'd come up with all of these different patterns. this car on the left is two cars end-to-end with a connecting vestibule. it's kind of an i pattern so you could have a cabin in one car, a compartment in one car. the other car might be your mother-in-law. and you could meet in the middle in that sorted of connecting section for breakfast. they did similar things. they'd put like four in a cross with a connecting part in the middle. and you could see these are not exactly a.d.a. accessible. they're up here on these platforms above the sandunes. you can probably guess why. if you can't, i'll give you another view here. this is the same view pretty much. so you can see that car up above the sandunes. but here it's getting sort of buried. the sand would shift. and it would blow around and they talked about if you lived in a car house how you might get up in the morning, open your door, and there would be a three-foot drop. or if you made the mistake of having your door open out, you might not be able

do they all live in the city of oakland and are they looking for more people to sign up that they can train? >> yes and yes. they don't all live in oakland. they have a headquarters house here where they will sleep in dorm style and they want volunteers to come and join up. they want lots of people on the streets. >> they look for local people who they train and then set up their own headquarters. >> absolutely. they do look for local people. they do have a headquarters here in oakland. and they are trying to bunk those people in oakland. keep them here all the time getting people from out of state, out of the area coming in to help out. >> don knapp in oakland, thank you. >>> well, in stockton two people are dead and five others wounded in what appears to be a gang shooting. police say all of the seven victims were hispanic men. two died at the scene. investigators say although the shooting seems to be gang related they have not been able to confirm gang connections to the victim. they have no suspects in custody. >> a cliff hanger race for the june primary election has finally been

detroit is revving up for electric vehicle productions. allthe vendors for the major automobile companies are gearing up. the battery manufacturers are gearing up. so there will be some substantial job creation due to this. >> reporter: the chargers are part of the chargepoint america program, funded by the federal government. in addition to new york, eight other regions are also participating: los angeles, sacramento, california's bay area, austin, washington d.c., detroit, orlando and redmond, washington. they will be getting a combined 4,600 chargers in the next year and a half. >> right now, there's not much demand for electric car chargers, because there are not very many electric cars on the road. but that could change as car makers start selling mass-market electric cars later this year. 10 auto makers are planing to roll out plug-in cars, including g.m., ford and nissan. the only pure electric car available now is the tesla roadster, priced at over $100,000. but for all the attention electric cars are getting, they face an uphill battl

we don't leave a lot of flexibility to dig that all up and replace it with something else. sinha: so we have to also teach our students, the workforce, that there is a new science -- repair, renewal, and rehabilitation. that's different from building something new. you cannot fix each and every crack in the city. it's like each city, you're talking about 3,000, 5,000 miles of pipe. so you have to prioritize where they can go and fix the system. narrator: each city faces unique situations, so they must determine the asset management approach that best addresses these challenges. inspections can be done with various technologies, often by a robot... or personally by a technician on a bicycle. sensors detect breaks, cracks, and weaknesses in the pipe. man: we have roots at this cap lateral at 79. narrator: tree roots can grow into the pipe, splitting it apart. man: more light roots at 69. narrator: sometimes they may even find fully collapsed sections. after gathering the data, utilities can assess the need for rehabilitation. sinha: you have to choose the rehabilitation techn

international groups running different scenarios with different climate models and so forth and we line them all up so that the top we're just looking at one spot or grid or one pixel over north california and the models are run not only forward in time but also retrospectively. run back. they can replicate what we've seen and that's one of the tests of climate models and what we see is, without a doubt, every climate model is warming. this is the 0 line today is todays so we took the actual temperature out of it. we'll call that 0 the departure from todays level. and this is 2100, so we can see here are those numbers that you heard earlier in the day rises the temperatures from 2 degrees celsius to more than 7 for california. this is the annual average temperature. precipitation is done in the same fashion down here. my coleague mike calls these spaghetti diagrams for obvious reasons. this is sort of the sly mate studies and you see this but you don't see the consensus too much in this or these solutions but what is deceiving is your e ye, is drawn to the out liars going up and there's this number

up. after all this drama no one is taking any chances. >> this incident is every officer's worst nightmare reporter: chp officers pulled over the now bullet ridden white toyota tundra which was driving eratically in oakland. an officer walked up to the truck on the passenger side. >> in which he observed the suspect reach for a handgun and he starts firing shots at the officer. >> reporter: the suspect was armed with a handgun and other guns and lots of ammo. a total of 10 officers show up and opened fire with everything they had. at least 60 rounds were fired. the gun fight lasted about 8 minutes. >> he was firing multiple shots. then he would get back into the truck. then he would lean out and fire multiple shots and get back into the truck. >> reporter: turns out the suspect was wearing a bullet proof vest. he gave up after getting hit multiple times in the arms an legs. two officers were cut in the face by flying glass as bullets shattered windows. it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the bullets from the suspect's rifle pierced the doors of the patrol cars. >> wherever

i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. we can't keep all the oil from coming ashore, but i'm gonna do everything i can to stop it, and we'll be here as long as it takes to clean up the gulf. and i'm sydnie kohara. we are still getting details on what happened. but what we know is... a man walked into the emergency room and held a nurse at gunpoint. coming up: what the man said when he walked in... and what police say about the man after he was taken into custody. a dark day for the san jose fire department today. what more than fifty firefighters have to do in just a few hours... that some say... puts safety at risk. a new wildfire erupts... and burns out of control in southern california. and there are evacuations. and... a shake-up at american idol. who's in... who s out at the judge's table. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news early edition ... beginning at five. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. relief arrives in the northeast with cooler and dryer air. scattered severe weather i

so 23 vehicles, 3 semi trucks all pick up with four different tents, head down the road, and we have et it all back up again in about 11 hours. >> but what makes this circus unique is that all the performers are kids. >> engarde! >> engarde! >> touche! >> our teens come from all over america, and sometimes from other circus programs around the world. we've got kids from california, from texas, from new hampshire, from minnesota. >> it's definitely like a family. we're with each other the entire summer, so we get to know each other really well. >> this is the only place i've found where all these teens from all over the country and the world can come together with the same thing, and we might not all speak the same languages sometimes. >> reporter: troupe members are usually 11 to 18 years old. but this year's group includes some younger performers. >> and they take on everything you're accustomed to seeing under the big top. they run high wire, they're jugglers, they fly on the trapeze, they're clowns. we have a jump rope act. >> reporter: sounds like a blast. getting accepted into th

lisa amin gulezian explains. >> this is a all chewed up. this has all been chewed up. buds have been removed. >> michael has lived in the saratoga oak neighborhood for 20 years. he doesn't like what is happening. >> this is the result of deer. >> dozens of deer are eating their way through this development. a large fence keeps some deer out of the neighborhood but it doesn't surround all 12 acres of the subdivision. >> many homeowners have taken matters into their own hands and put up private fences. some are even electric while others have gone have bought cat urine to sprinkle on their plants to protect them. >> making noise and squirting them with a hose. >> then mike bought this. it came with plastic pellets. after mike fired at a herd, neighbors called police and saratoga was divided. >> i think it's something that would get their attention. >> i think they have been very friendly with us. >> the deer's diet is costing a lot. tens of thousands of dollars have already been spent on deer replacement plants and maintenance. >> it becomes quite costly because they do

they're all held up by this test line here.john, my man, he's going to walk forward and release this dragon of some sorts that i was in earlier in the 5:00 p.m. show and these kites at around $5,000 for some of these larger ones and the man in charge of the upcoming weekend, 25th annual one is here to join us. >> some of these include kite team ballet. it's like a cross between a pair of ice-skaters and the blue angels. there's a team that's come all the way from japan to share the tradition with our culture here in the bay area. >> that's sweet. we don't have too much more time but thanks a lot for coming on out. we know you can take the bart. come out here. it's going be happening this saturday and sunday is. all right. let's get to our weather graphics. while it's not summer heat, it is going to feel this wind out here for these kite flyers as we head throughout the saturday and sunday. we have the fremont festival happening as well. a lot happens as you head through the summer. the onshore flow keeping it mild for wednesday

as mp up 26 all the positive news coming out ups at&t all among the topping their earnings forecast and profits so we have morning reports due later today including american express microsoft in the amazon we will follow that through the day to day. keeping an eye on the weather we are warming it up but only inland the coast you noticed a lot of fog in call this morning it will stick around san francisco's problem going to be socked and maybe even all the like it was yesterday but in the sea temperatures warming up the bit for tomorrow still fog hanging around but by the weekend even close looking better the bay looking better by saturday, sunday and then the next workweek also looks like were into the real high 80s inland the closed in the bay mid-70s and mid-60s so looking for nice forecast. stick around and stay tuned for kron 4 and for more i hope you'll join us again tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. we hope you'll join us again tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. we will see you tomorrow. or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast,

because if you look up for too long at all the passing architecture, you will forget where you are on the maze. you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down w

when i poll of all the community benefits -- pull up all the community benefits, you could argue they would have a positive effect. i do not know if there will be some discussion. if we would be looking on a check at this for the endorsement of the goal and the level of service. >> i appreciate your coming back. this section seems least developed to me, so even under the implementation strategy a, that could have gone under the first level of structure under that category verses to good neighbor category. i just felt it is broader than educational opportunities. if we are looking at a disproportionate impact in the southeast neighborhood with regards to sewage, how do we think about five? -- that. the other thing i was curious about is a mitigation. we should go into this thinking about what our goals are, understanding better what we promised before that it could potentially still be a priority , and my last comment was getting a sense of knowing what is going to come out of the report superior -- of the report be rated -- of the report. it provides more support for the places we imp

abc7's lisa amin reports from saratoga. >> this is all chewed up. at's all been chewed up. >> mike coleman has lived in the saratoga oaks neighborhood for 20 years. he doesn't like what has been happening to the plants and flowers recently. >> this is all the result of deer. >> dozens of deer are eating their way through this development. a large fence keeps some out of the neighborhood, but it doesn't surroundal 12 acres of the subdivision. many homeowners have taken matters into their own hands and put up private fences. some are even electric, while others have gone so far as to buy cat urine to sprinkle on the plants. >> i have tried clapping and making noise and squirting them with a hose. >> and then mike bought this. >> it is a sling shot. >> it came with plastic pellets. >> really light. >> after mike fired a few at a herd, neighbors called police and sara toe bo oaks -- saratoga oaks divided. >> i think it is something that might get their attention. >> i think we moved into their territory, and i think we have been very friendly with us. >>

all. (laughter) i personally did the covering up all the names here so we would get sued. >> other ingredients the safety of food and they do pretty good job but they haven't caught up on the chemicals in our personal care products in our household cleaners and cosmetics. so we have to ask consumers we have to take charge of this was written the one most toxic later by the bar to work includes. is over 100 different toxic locals in this powder. >> what is the alternative? >> you can use either but ameba which is nontoxic, and that of of baking soda. i use baking soda to scrub. >> so ddb to peace? >> i actually put in the salt shaker. i use it as like yogurt as well. >> the cadets and coconut oil to to try to make it the whistle of a piece of your arms but under six and countertops just sprinkle. >> so candles this is a high the scented could be it as a trigger, migraines. i buy candles from the farmers market this is a hundred percent beeswax, wicked non-toxic the africanas as a 100 percent essential oils on the bottom. essential oils are not a the same kind of reaction. >> they are natural an

will we end up paying more for our food? >> hello. all eyes on in europe this week have been on the central bank and its stress tests to determine which banks might potentially by -- be in trouble. spain has particularly been under scrutiny. they have more than 1 million new properties lying empty. the trouble with the banks and the housing market are affecting the whole country. >> the land is harsh and dry. it has been a hundred years since christians reconquered this terrain, but in all the time, no one managed to conquer the thistles. the it was one of spain's least populated places. so, when the property boom reached here, it should have been a signal things had gone too far. but the signals were ignored. this is a giant speculative building project now turns, three years after completion, substantially empty. can we go in? the developer here ran into problems with water, political influence, and ultimately with credit. all of them that. -- bad. it is not until you realize what 3000 brand new, unsold apartments look like it you reali

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the legs are so long i'm speeding up the video so you don't have to walk the like. so now you've reached the top and you can see all these holes this is where we fit up the next piece when we do our second left. four sections are all part of a bottom portion of the bridge. >> the 12 hour event will take place next tuesday or wednesday. >> also making headlines and you get in a car accident severances go the city can now charge a cleanup fee for any debris left over the fee will apply to the person responsible for the accident. here is a breakdown. to 49 will be charge of a fire truck is needed for an hour or less. if two fire trucks are needed it goes up to $4,498. if it lasts more than an hour this it decides how long. the fees could make over 600,000 for some francisco. apple has scheduled a press conference for tomorrow morning in cupertino to discuss the iphone for and the reception for problems the rumor is that old discuss the iphone signal loss and what they might do to compensate customers. some customers says if you grip of a certain way will drop reception low enough that the call will be lost. last week

all day. there is no energy efficiency. they don't even have a shield around this. they can heat the whole thing, everything is -- it's up to 500 degrees. it stays that way all day long. >> there's an interesting thing, it's sucking air out of here. 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 plac

are you all up for public comment? ok. all right. so state your name. you'll have three minutes. >> my name is sheamus corner. i'm a small business owner directly across the street from impala and 504 broadway. i wanted to show my support for this. i think it's vital to have a business and what they're trying to do compared to how it's currently run in the past and the ideas and concepts that they have for that broadway strip in particular are vital for the survival not only for impala but for my business as well and for the demographic of clientele that we're trying to attract on broadway. and also the security issues and concerns that have been on the path that currently take place on broadway street, i'm especially thankful that impala has on their street and put inside their club because not only are they watching out for their venue but for mine and for the patrons as well. commissioner joseph: thank you. >> thank you. commissioner joseph: ok, scott. >> i was trying to follow procedure and submit a card. hi. commissioner joseph: state your name. >>

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from the research is just what the configuration of the lens isn't something we're all used up. so how do you plan to install it on the phantom sixty five camera which has a classic noting. that. we had to upgrade the front part of the camera in a number of ways so if we designed a special carrier with a jewel shaft inside that separates the two images coming to the center. this is part of the camera yes part of the camera such as serious stuff on the right. it's an upgrade that wouldn't be possible without the work of. it's a st petersburg based optics firm that builds the new generation lens to bring the stereo seventy into the digital age. features two optical blocks mounted side by side on a single plane and in distance similar to that of the human. channeling right. images onto the camera sensor. industry has shifted from field to digital technology so to keep up with the times we had to design. doing so we relied on the achievements. system. we've been able to improve certain properties of such as a resolution. in these lenses and to be used with digital camera. making opt

open right back up and us go out there and get to work, i don't want to pick my rigs up and get 'em, some shrimp all mixed up with some oil. >> he forced the boats involved in the oil clean up back to shore but operations will likely resume in the next couple of days. ken disgibson, cbs news, gulfport, mississippi. >>> a damn broke in iowa. a 300-foot section of the lake delhi dam opened up this afternoon, a catastrophic flood of water downstream. fortunately, everyone down river was ordered to evacuate before the dam broke. it has been a lot of rain across the midwest, no reports of injuries. >> pretty nice weekend so far. >> how about the fog. isn't that exciting? >> i like it inland better. thank you very much. >>> on its way right now folks. don't want to disappoint you. surging on shore. turned out to be a nice day, the fog is making its way back inland, into the bay we go, into the distance, low fog and cloud, weather pattern, pretty similar the last couple of weeks now. we're going to see a pretty good dose of it over the next few as we see temperatures headed much below normal as we look tow

firefighters say the flames are spreading in all directions. >>> coming up, attacked by a 300-pound grizzly. . >> it was just shaking me like a rag doll and that's when i started to hear the bones cracking. >> she woke up, found her arm in the bear's mouth. what she did to save her life. >> see the earth evolve right before your eyes, we're going to show you decades worth of planetary changes in a minute. >>> and certainly a get away friday but if you're taking local the areas that will warm up and the areas that won't see the sun at all. pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, middle of the night. and suddenly a grizzly . >>> imagine this. you're on a camping trip asleep in the middle of the night and, suddenly, a grizzly bear burst into your tent and begins attacking you. it happened to deb freele at a campground near yellow stone national park. she woke to find her arm in the bear's mouth. it happened after the female grizzly had already attacked two men nearby kolzig one of them. she said a split-second decision safety her life. >> i thought

heat and steam only need a so-called type 2 hood, it doesn't have to be welded all the way up, but type 1 for grease-laden vapors is welded all the way. this is sheldon lu from the health department. sheldon, he actually was here when they did a recent health inspection, i understand, and alicia is the district health inspector. here is their score, it was 98 down from 100. 98 is fantastic. how many restaurants in the city have scores of 100. >> we don't have a lot because we have a new program that is similar to other programs in the state of california where there's a, b, c grading, we have a number grading here in san francisco. so, therefore, it's a brand new program, we are trying to get with our operators to participate to do things the same way we do and we will have things, i would say about 10 percent or maybe 15 percent of places are 90 or above. we expect that to be higher as they get used to our scoring system of what is really hazardous, what is not as hazardous and what is low hazard. high hazard you get points off, fairly large pipbts off. next one would be called moderat

we all have unique stories that make up our lives. the idea is for each one of us to add value to other people's lives, helping them make their story just a little bit better. we have all had experiences where we have been elevated, our lives have been approved because of the challenge and fashion from the remarkable action of people like carlos. with that spirit and a tremendous amount of pride, i come here tonight to recognize one of our own. to recognize someone who has been recognized so many times, appropriately so. someone who is not just a talent on the surface, but has an extraordinary heart and soul, someone who at the end of the day is someone that you want to cheer for, so when you want to support. -- someone you want to support. with that, i will conclude by all of you to appropriately put your hands together and to, with great intensity and purposefulness, allow me as i asked carlos to come to the stage, to introduce the awardee of the 2010 bears are award to our very own carlos santana. [applause] carlos, come on up. [app

but if you walked in the hallway and you caught some dude and a chick standing up in there, all hookeder, "they was in the hallway making love." that's--that's-- they were kissing. now, the other part of it, we won't go into. [laughter] so you rewrote bo diddley, but you didn't have to rewrite i'm a man. they took off. they were huge hits. and this is your first record, the one you kind of made in the kitchen and then in chess studios. did you go, "this is easy"? yeah. but you know the reason why i wrote i'm a man? muddy waters had a tune out called he was a honeybee or something like that. and i said, "well, he say he's a honeybee or rolling stone or something." and i said, "hm, i'm a man." so i went and wrote me a song, saying m-a-n, you know. and it went--course somebody did say something about it. you're right. somebody said something about it, you know, and they called it devil music. and my mother walked up on me, gussie, she walked up on me and said, "you ought to get a job." [laughter] so now you have this huge hit, and everybody wants you on their television show. and along co