an arcing event, the arc occurred right next to the wires that powered the most crucial equipment.ting off a fire burning through the ceiling. >> the situation in the final few minutes of flight was catastrophic. the airplane is full of smoke. there is evidence of molten aluminum that is being rained down from the fire overhead. electrical systems are failing. one by one, everything that they need to keep the airplane in flight is failing. they finally lose control of the airplane and it rolls towards the ocean and accelerates and impacts the ocean at a very high speed. >> in the wake of the swissair 111 crash, the airline industry is forced to re-evaluate the procedures for in-flight fires. flammability testing becomes more rigorous. insulation blankets and more flame resistant material. and wiring becomes more stringent. >> swiss air 111 is a water shed event in how pilots deal with in-flight smoke conditions. after that pilots recognized how quickly things can go wrong. >> what makes fire such a lethal threat to aircraft is its ability to grow undetected. in some cases the inter

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you can see the clouds arcing up and around. that big ridge of high pressure will keep our skies clear yet again today. a comfortable afternoon. tomorrow we'll skate by with another nice day. we've got a lot of rain on the way, especially right at the coast as we head through thursday and friday. let's talk about the good stuff for today. lots of sunshine, 68 in redwood city, 67 in san francisco and 67 degrees today in oakland. as we head throughout the afternoon, this area of low pressure will start to get closer to the coast. it's a cut-off low, meaning it's cut off from the actual jet stream, the river of air that carries our systems from west to east across the united states. today we'll see sunny and warm conditions. clouds increasing just a touch ahead of the system. on thursday, take a look at what's headed our way. over the course of 11:00 p.m. thursday into 9:00 a.m. friday, we have heavy rainfall. we could see coastal flooding, could pick up rain in excess of one inch out of this system between the course of 11:00 p.m.

arc also saw a huge response to the haiti earthquake. but support for pakistan, hit by massive floods a few months later, was far weaker. initially, wordsworth says, there also was indifference toward the horn of africa. >> i think what we see in both pakistan, and we're seeing it very strongly in somalia, is that, and it really is almost confronting to us, is the lack of belief that people have for that country. so it's not that they don't feel compassionate. they just can't make the connection. they don't believe that either change is possible there or that their money, or their resources, what they give, will actually translate into something different on the ground. that's the crisis that we're seeing. >> wordsworth says it's the deeds of one percent of the population that have given pakistan and somalia their reputation as hostile terrorist havens. so in its fundraising campaigns for somalia, the american refugee committee has tried to "de- fang" somalia's image, drawing heavily on the fact that the largest somali- american communit

. >> the lelectricity arced acros, and the bear immediately, just, boom, flies off the pole.r than the gun firing, in my mind. and that electrical sound, that crackle of electrical, you know -- >> all of a sudden we had a bear like exploding in mid air. >> and smoke and flash. i mean, it was intense. >> then the smell. the smell of barbecued bear. >> everybody all around is getting emotional. janet lets loose. you killed the bear. and she is going run over and ring someone's neck. >> i was very upset and i stamped my foot and i said a bad word. very loudly. i am a journalist. and i'm supposed to be dispassionate. but that doesn't mean i don't have really strong feelings about every story i do, and in this case, i had very strong feelings for that bear. i thought she was a goner, you know, if she didn't die from that fall, she must have died from that electrocution. >> but the story turns out very differently. >> we went up to the bear, and the bear was still breathing. it still had a heartbeat. it was like, amazing. we were just, amazed. >> she survived it. and she survived t

some critics might call nina's arcs complete rubbish and they'd be totally right everything you see in her gallery is made from little machine emotions aside we are covering our living space with litter and the two i've contributed to is good for me to use this week creatively a friend alexei provides some creative accompaniment also using rubbish as instruments but it was a program i started with just one barrel i was invited to a festival before i even had time to work on my instruments so i just experimented i just walk around listening to things and what sound they can make you know collects her rubbish from the coastline and winter and spring storms bring her greatest harvest. i come to the seashore every day no matter whether weather or the time of year it's all the same to me recreation inspiration conservation but it's not just pieces of rubbish but got a second life one month old liana here has just been rescued from captivity but she had to spend the rest of her life here recovering of a special center where as nina rescues pieces of rubbish the staff at this park rescue far

when i was reading this book, not just with arcs is doing, but the people around him and his strugglein the background at the 1848 results in the labor movement in the late 19th century, people were working to overcome and overthrow a system in place for thousands of years and they did it and it took a lot of time and a lot of effort and a lot of thought, but it was possible and it resulted in the life we have to most of the 20th century. and as i was reading this, i was thinking we read another one of those boys, society has changed, the world has changed and the governments and economic systems no longer fit that old model anymore. so it is time to find someone. it's time to discover and i was thinking even bigger than the marx story that i felt throughout this book that was a lesson from this but because it's not about this man in his family and angles, but it's about that century and all the changes that occurred. >> host: that helps explain why there's so much wonderfully written history of the book because i've got a great history lesson. >> guest: i hope. >> host: i thought i d

you'll notice the clouds, arcing over this darker area. this is high pressure, the center of high pressure just to the south of us, it will continue to build to the golden state. as it does, the clouds push further to the north. the jetstream takes it well to the north into canada and we remain high and dry with unseasonably warm temperatures. overnight, still have some fog in the valleys. across the state is row 80s in southern california. really from north to south, no travel troubles, in fact that fog will continue to scour out in the central valley. 65 in the southern sierra with temperatures back home once again in the 60s. coming up a few degrees, sunnyvale, fr7 degrees. 65 in san mateo, upper 50s in pacifica. downtown, 64. 65 in novato. 64 in napa. oakland, 66 degrees. union, mid-60s. union city, mid-60s. 71 in watsonville and gilroy in the low 70s. today a little bit of a warmup, same thing tomorrow. we will have the low clouds. cool where clouds on tuesday and doesn't seem like we're going to see any rain. >> in new york, it's goi

a tree fell in oakland causing the wires to arc. you can see embers and firefighters had to deenergize those lines. we met with a jogger in oakland hills this morning who has been fighting the wind. >> reporter: i can see you are tiering upright -- taring up right now. >> yes, i was running along the road and i ran right into the branch. >> reporter: in san leandro 1,300 people are without power and firefighters are scrambling to clean up branches and just a couple of blocks down, winds knocked over another tree forcing people to maneuver cars around it. and another tree fell on to a parked car north of broadway and that red flag warning has been extended until 9:00 this morning. with the humidity so low -- and winds so high, firefighters are on board. >>> they can now request an independent review. the review is for people who's homes were in the foreclosure process and it does not matter if they are finished. it is always available for people in short sales. they will send letters to eligible homeowners and they can go to the webs

so you have an arc of pins on lain four. you're going to go around the arc and do what? >> i'm going to try to hit the seven pin. >>> so when you come out here, you strike, they'll donate a turkey to st. anthony's dining room. there goes chen, he's going to nail the seven pin. that was awesome. very cool. last year they did a thousand turkeys. they're trying to surpass that. you come out today, it's free. just asking for donations. >> that was awesome! >> that was very cool. we have five or six more throughout the morning. set your dvrs. you don't want to miss it. >> that is magic. no kidding. we have a former team. >> with the bowling shirt. >> i'm not going to join any bowling team. >> yes, you are. >> no, i'm not. we're sandwiched between systems. you can see the clouds arching up and around a ridge of high pressure that will keep things nice for today. but the area of low pressure slowly but surely getting closer to the bay area. this morning we have fog in fairfield. we are measuring visibility in hundreds of feet. 7:00 a.m., 49 degrees. inland, 50 degrees by the wa

por un año en donde no podía acercarse ni llamar ni ir a la escuela el niño o a i trabajo y ridículo arcecontró culpable. >>> cómo se llega a ese caso criminal. >>> por la violación de la ordenanza el juez. >>> el juez dijo no lo llame y su él llamaba todo el tiempo y iba a la casa. >>> iba a mi trabajo y tiraba carta de amenaza y era un acoso constante. >>> si violo las a la orden que había establecido el juez y terminó para su mal por la desobediencia en el caso violviolación que dio el juez. >>> alice si una persona es rezo diente si está persona está indocumentado en el país puede sufrir la deportación. >>> si. esa persona es abusador si. >>> si es un caso criminal eso si tiene consecuencia de cárcel, pero también puede ser deportado esa persona. >>> pero el caso de orden de protección civil es un caso civil, pero se puede hacer criminal si hay desobediencia ye llamar a la policía y recordar para que haya esa prueba reporte que esa persona no obedece la orden civil para que se pueda llevar adelante el caso crim criminal porque si se necesitan pruebas fuertes para un caso criminal. >>>

the winds whipped around trees causing them to crash around at 5:00 causing arcing and leading to sparks. >> thousands of bay area residents are waking up without electricity and more than 40 outages are a facing 6,000 customers. in the north bay, they are leaving 750 customers without power and 1100 in contra costa county has them in the dark. >>> protesters who have camped out in front of city hall for the past month hope to shut down the entire system, tell us about today's plans for a citywide strike, good morning, kraig. >> the shut down is meant to make a point about the 99% who don't earn as much as the 1% and don't have much of access to a week ago. at this point, these people were minutes away from being kicked out for good and today they are minutes away from leading the biggest protest since the vietnam war. right now oak slant bracing for a strike. they are encourage being everybody in the private sector, city workers stay out of work for one day and that list includes school teachers and city teachers supporting the strike and they are still unclear as to how many teachers w

who could possibly think that the moral arc of the universe is bent towards justice? what progressives revolutionaries, radicals, all of these isms, socialists, communists, social justice, and crusaders, believe is that their problem is society. society divides people. society elevates, keeps others down. society persuades us to go into unnecessary wars. society is the problem. society makes criminals. but society doesn't do -- there's no society. society is as. society is a reflection of who we are. everybody has in them the capacity for selfishness, aggression, doing things that are unjust. we make moral choices all the time. sometimes we make choices that are immoral. the better him on this make fewer of those choices -- the better of among us make fewer of those choices. and maybe there are sane to walk among us but they are certainly rare. so we are the problem. but if we are the problem, then we can't fix the problem, can we? because putting people in power does what? it takes the same type of person that is causing the problem and gives them a lot of power over

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appears to be arcing over the bay bridge. very nice. >> it's beautiful. >> alan: how long will the rain last? >> leigh glaser is tracking the wet weather for us. >> leigh: i saw the rainbow, too. most of the wet weather is moving out tonight. we gate couple of really nice dry days, and then it all returns just in time for thanksgiving. we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. >> also, alcohol test results are in for the driver involved in a fatal tailgating accident. >> a ban by the pakistani government involving texting there. the 1600 words that are off limits. anything else, hon? hon? do you call everyone hon? no. i'm sweetie. precious. sugar britches. whoever you are, get a whole dinner and a drink for just $8 with the $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good for e m@customer to get to know their own carpet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life.

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the arc spekt should also provide you with contact sfartion for clients from past projects and i've devoted a separate page to how you can interview those clients. you also want to ask the architect about their capacity for timely performance. you know, is there present combination of staff size and workload adequate to get you what you want in the time you want it? it's very tempting to take on more work than you can handle, but i think most architects would stop short of misrepresenting their ability to handle the work as you need it handled. you want to take about the fee arrangement and the fub would be details such as what are the billing rates, do you remember require a retainer on the fee, what are the terms of payment? and finally it's useful to know if an architect carries professional liability insurance. many don't. there are many clients and many projects where it is either more or less important but it's a good question to ask and you want to ask about the policy limits and whether they have a good claims history. generally speaking, an architect's former clients will be happy

supervisor kim: today, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, i would like to congratulate the arc san francisco for their advocacy of people with developmental disabilities and providing programming that empowers san francisco residents to self- determination, and dignity, and quality in our never goods. since 1951, that have provided the resources and tools that and power adults with dead duck -- with developmental disabilities to live a productive lives through services and unemployment, independent living, housing, and advocacy. in the 1980's, they pioneered the supportive employment movement, which you see from many nonprofits that are supported by the city. they created opportunities for housing for those with developmental disabilities carry it more recently, they have created a model to address a new need -- the health and wellness of an aging population of adults with developmental disabilities. today, they are they're making sure that health care is funded throughout the state. this is a constant hub of activity for everyone and our neighborhood. neighborhood meetings are

half a foot of snow arc cumulating snow.gh to wet the streets and accumulate on the grassy areas. one to three in memphis. this wintry weather will be pulling off to the north and east with the area of low pressure and that means more snow arc cumulating snow for the ohio valley as we go from monday into tuesday and tuesday into wednesday eventually moving into parts of the northeast. chris, back to you. >> thank you so much. let's talk more about that breaking news. we told you about at the top of the hour, democratic congressman barn barney frank of massachusetts expected to announce he's retiring. frank has spent more than three decades on capitol hill, first elected to the house in 1980. as chairman of the finance services committee he helped pass legislation to overhaul the nation's financial system. barney frank, going to announce that he is retiring. >>> now let's take a check of other story peemz aople are tal about. u.s. scrambling to control the damage from the nato air strikes that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. te

arce became the sixth to try these. i am drafting legislation that would provide city conferences similar to what is being done for local businesses. to receive this, a business would have to be legally recognized as a b corporation by the state of california. the legislation would be the first in the state to promote the foundation and growth of b corporations. i want to make sure they know we are open to business to them and we want to be the headquarters for such corporations that are employing san franciscans to provide services and goods that have multiple impacts on our community. i think this is very timely given the recent debate fueled by public frustrations with significant corporate profits at a time of growing economic inequalities. i think that promoted the benefit corporations is one way that we can transform all of the frustrations that i think we share into a positive force to creating jobs in san and cisco, to foster a new way of doing business and will be on one bottom line. the rest of my items i will

the main arc of the american press as been for the news for the few and the powerful.there has been progress. sometimes it has gone backward for a while, but generally speaking, more and more people people are getting a sense. you see a determination to change the system. >> i have said many times what we did in america is not broadcast, it is narrowcast. there is this powerful new book that is called "news for all the people." i highly recommend it to you. juan, great book. that is it from our show. as always, keep the faith. today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with mark bowden and lisa randall. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve

so the arc sect first of all is acting absolutely properly by saying to you at this point, we've got the project to another milestone, now we're going to go ahead from the construction and i believe you could benefit from the following services, a, b and service. i'm offering to provide that over a certain cost. >> one thing people don't frequently remember or understand is that during construction a design decisions can made unmade. they can get unmade for half a dozen different reasons. we can get to those doorknobs in time so we're going to make those decisions, the builders who are holding the hammers and screw guns also frequently, especially in a house, will discover a condition that nobody knew was there. the grain pipe or uer or a structural condition, there was a lack of -- you name it. so the decisions that happen during construction i would recommend. architects would recommend that you continue to engage them at least in terms of helping you decide when you read that fork in the road, which way to go. >> one of the state law requirements in owner is that it must include p

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instead it arcs a concert of blues hovering over the earth in an endless ocean of impossible quiet. thick with blue beyond blue. a blue that disappears when clutched in the fist, a blue invisible and solid. thank you very much. [applause] >> please, welcome camill. >> that was a great reading and you changed up my play list. >> start with a poem i read after i learned that the rate of valum prescriptions in baghdad sky rocketed after the u.s. entry into that space. the title of the poem and it is the words the probably roost which is bitter. biting, cutting, sharp. bitan. once, she was a fearest dark girl who's tongue skipped top of meeting. teeth, teeth top of mouth like double dutch with the word that ment her thoughts cutting circles through the day. no chance she'd be the one to trip and break rhythm. then she could sit all day on her porch memorizing the trees. she could be still. the birds, winged through leaves like they didn't know anyone could hurt them. once she believed steam curled off asphalt when summer rains stopped with a prophecy. she believed this looked the way sh

off the pump fake, steps beyond the arc. 74-69. coach k, pretty amazing.o schools -- army and the duke. don't look for any nba record other than a lockout. the nba and the five teams they have canceled all games through december 15. it takes a whole tangled mass of the negotiating table and put it into a chorus. the nfl with three similar process purpose and the off season. today marks the first missed a payday for nba players because of a lot -- lockout. >> cash flow beats the capitals' 3-1 with a late scoring desperate all four goals came in the last five minutes. the lead only lasted 28 seconds. martin ties it up at 1-1. with 24 seconds left, colin lawson delivers the corner. >> thank you. stay with us. tom has the seven-day forecast for this. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care.

the drugs cause is believed to be arcing powerlines. >>> streets around the apartment building in berkeley that caught fire friday night is still closed and that's because officials at the building is unsafe. it took five engine companies several hours to get handle on fire. this includes berkeley students was out of place to live. they are deciding whether to tear down the building. the cause is not known. >>> of public hearing to investigate quality assurance practices for bridge construction practices. this follows an investigation that revealed both by the inspection inspections buy caltrans inspector. caltrans says they did not fabricate reports on the new span of the bay bridge but questions arose because of the three report called the caltrans measure of secrecy. >> i've been in elected office and involving transportation for along time and it's hard to get right to the truth. by argument is to them that you should just tell us the truth. it will come out sooner or later. >> this resulted in the firing of the inspector and his supervisor. >>> the white house is urging members of the

leaderboard following an excellent round of sixty five to catapult himself to within four shots of the arc of some. and finally caddie steve williams has apologized for alleged racist comments he made about his former boss tiger woods williams made the slow during dinner for counties in shanghai but have a new zealand was a museum that was given a mock award celebration after winning the bridgestone invitational event with adam scotts it was his first victory since being fired by woods in july of the securing of thirteen major titles with the former world number one the american golfer was at the invitation events in australia but declined to give any comments however his agent steinberg said that williams rant was sad and regrettable. when i grow up today but what is coming up next and kevin will be here all the latest news. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the huge you're covered. great. to. come to. some to. go. to see the greek prime minister survives a confidence vote in parliament after a week of drama enough and doesn't show the

jordan may shooting from well behind the arc, to say the least. the game tied at 36-36.zona up by one. mays hesitates. then, takes the three on net. later in the second, a assist up 54-48. mays in the corner. he was in a zone, to say. 19 points for mays. shot four of seven. duquesne trying to come back. arizona in control. kyle fogg gets it to jesse perry. arizona goes on to win, 67-59. >>> lehigh and st. john's. final seconds, jordan hamilton, with the three. second half, st. john's cut the lead to three. mo hartcliff in the wing. ensuing lehigh procession, nude he gets the foul and the dunk. later in the second, st. john's down by one. the pointer and the lieup. st. john's takes the lead. time running out for lehigh. breaks the alley-oop. st. john's wins it 78-73. >>> that's it for your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak, have a great day. >>> it was a big night for women, as music city handed out top honors at the cma awards. the band perry took home trophy for new artist and single of the year. >> but artist of the year, went to sister perry if i die young. and t

final seconds of the first half, mosley from beyond the arc. second half now, maryland down by 20.a nice move. pageant led the way with 9 points for the terps. maryland falls 62-42 to a very good alabama team. to blacksburg now and thursday night football. hokies trying to get franc beamer his 250th win as the all-time winningest active coach right now. loden thomas sacked and stripped of the ball. it's recovered at the virginia tech 20 yard line. that would lead to this, a couple of plays later. giovanni bernard, check out this little spin move. >> whoo. >> yeah. he has some wiggle, doesn't he? tar heels take a 7-0 lead. third quarter, tech is up 10-7 now. thomas, calls his on number on the keeper and it proved to be a good call. logan thomas having a good year. tech is up 17-7. right now in the fourth they're leading 24-21. redskins news, safety laron landry missed practice for the second day with a sore achilles. he said he plays to play against the cowboys on sunday. they need all the help they can get. >> they can't lose anybody >>> the fire alarm went off. >> well, we have a

let's start off -- and so that's going to be the arc of today's into 30 minutes. we'll consider haiti like a patient. let's start with the past medical history, okay? you start off with a country that in 1804 had its successful revolution rewarded in 1825 with fraction imposing a $25 billion reparation bill on them which took them over 100 years repay with interest. and it got worse from there. so you say the collapse has been ecological, economic and political. do you want to expand on that in about 20 seconds? [laughter] >> that's his revenge for his canceling his end oscopy. perry, thank you for having us here. i said in here on the way in here i can't imagine there would be anyone here on a monday morning so thank you all for making the effort. it's not a convenient time i'm sure for any of you and thank you, john, for doing this. by way of thanks and as a segue into the question, i also want to express at the outset my deep gratitude to the haitian people. and that sounds like a grandstanding move but let me be specific. and those of you here today who are ha

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eagle at the thirteenth to white with india today with a flawless sixty four will really be a good arc remains in the chase and is lying second on thirteen under our lights and eight birdies including five in grades from the thirty eighth record of sixty eight going to the final round two strokes ahead the chasing pack on fifteen under par. and it's now roger federer is aiming to defend his title as the world's top eight men's tennis players get set to be in battle as the wealth two or finals get underway at london's o two arena on sunday the players will be space into groups a and a for a round robin stage with the top two from each week going into the semifinals while the one that jock itch will line up alongside world number three under mari in group a as one started better and how much courage and the pending champion federer in the city number four in the rankings this year is in group a with rafael nadal beating up his final lantern's pointer with its song that went down to fish and six time wimbledon champion federer considers this return to the british capital something special

them into the record and those are the block and lot number 6726, lot 27 and block number 6727, lot 23 arc. and this map shows the existing zoning in the area which is the light purple displaying the current neighborhood commercial, small scale neighborhood commercial that the amendment would change to the glen park commercial district by adding nine additional parcels. in terms of the height changes t whole area within the planned boundary and the 40 foot height district and 30x height district in the sensitive interior around diamond street and to allow a 5-foot height bonus for active ground commercial ewings. and that is a summary of the amendments. just to reiterate, the findings of the ceqa motion and the approval of resolutions adopting to the general planning code and we would like to thank you the economying for the interest and support and it is great to be here at this time for the adoption hearing and we are available to answer any questions you may have. commissioner miguel: thank you, jon. is there any public comment on this item? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the ch

only the seventh man in history to surpass the eight hundred career when mark likely to quantum an arc of paris quarterfinals. and halfway leader tiger woods has dropped to joint eights place after a disappointing three over par round of seventy five of the australian open while local manager on senden fired a nine under par sixty three to equal the course record and take a one shot lead going into the final day while woods tops the leaderboard after two rounds and it seemed like the former world number one had found to swing much the thirty five year old american made a poor start with three straight bogeys eventually ending his round the seventy five like tied for eighth while the highest ranked australian jason day celebrated his twenty fourth birthday with a round of sixty eight playing a number of impressive iron shots to put himself into contention finishing the day on eleven under the second spot while. this shot local hopeful john senden who won this tournament in two thousand and six finished his round on twelve on the magnificent sixty three to take a one shot lead into the f

or three new productions of our company and of course each time everything very courageous with the arc of creating for our while the most important. basic product. of the productions are performed in various languages including italian french or russian and subtitles are provided for all four of productions. we frequently see it because we're considered to be one of the best in moscow it shows nice job prison and don't make them something which is impossible to seal the costumes for all the shows are kept in vos storerooms can just imagine them on a beach put on stage setting the costume start take pride in each tiny detail because the world of peace is so expensive costumes have to be used time and again to save money from past seeing money and there was some times when for example as beaver is broken the during the show it takes three people to fix it because they only have thirty five seconds to do it. from boarding schools and off to the queen of spades russia has produced some great offers russia has also highly contributors to the world of opera with many of the country seeing is