you see that it is barely moving at all in the amount of of 45 minutes. when i vote down towards fulton street towards downtown and away from the bay bridge when i- look. as far as my eyes can see, all traffic. everything is moving in one direction. every single lane is packed with cars and they're not moving. it is an incredibly terrible situation. i was walking up and down the sidewalks speaking with the commuters. i spoke to one- woman when heard about the accident. she had heard that it was going to be cleared by 4:00 p.m. she waited, sandwich, the other road and now with this accident still not clear. she is still waiting. the rest nothing she can do about it. she is eating her sandwich and waiting. she thought that she was doing the right thing by waiting but now, thousands of people are waiting. >> kate, thank you. and to bring you up-to-date the latest time that the c h p estimates that all lanes of the lower deck of the bay bridge will be open is somewhere between 5:00-5:15 and will continue to monitor this and also www.kron4.com >> verizon/iphon

lead for you this hour kicked out a russian martial law is too broad a psychiatric facility with his bare hands. in norway. plus the liberty and justice deals more of one of them the other we take a look at one man's bid to redress the balance. that could be a major terrorist hub forming right in the heart of europe with high unemployment and rising poverty so for a claim balkan republic of kosovo is offering fertile ground for hardline islam and the sarah firth as been fine d.l. its extremist rhetoric speaking imported alongside foreign aid. press time in kosovo is capital and the mosques are overflowing ninety percent of the population here are muslim and known for their liberal interpretation of the faith but there are now growing concerns that a fundamentalist strain of a hobby as it is taking the most fundamental strain. on the mental strain from the harbors them so i think when you have this kind of ideology saying you have to literally follow the child from the koran. you can quite easily have a situation where for example terrorist acts can be justified hobby is i'm originally fro

they weigh barely an ounce.ow they're in the air for ten minutes. >> a very short range for studies to get video imagery back from a target site. >> that was david reporting. while the pentagon is developing the humming birds, they have not said when they will be deployed. scientists have completed the first cosmic census in our galaxy and the numbers are astronomical. there are 50 billion planets in the milky way. 500 million of those planets are in the zone where life could possibly exist. the numbers were contemplated from keppler telescopes. a gorgeous day in our little blue marvel out there. dry but chilly. >> my, is it cold out there. we're talking about minus 6 in truckee. is that cold enough for ya? >> yeah! >> here's a look at the mountains now. the airport zero. of course, this is about 8,000 feet here or even higher. we're talking well below zero this morning. with the clear sky, the radiational cooling, fog back closer to home but we also have, oh, that crunchie ice. cold, cold conditions below zero.

traffic is barely moving. it is at a snail's pace.o give you an idea of the opposition, underneath the overpass is flowing and nicely in the opposite direction. and to give you an idea. to check out www.kron4.com traffic cameras. everything. pamela? >> on the phone, to burn as details is kron 4 news reporters are standing by the we are going to start with sergeant cross with the chp. and it started, where do things stand right now? >> right now, there is a crew that is trying to get this cleaned up as quickly as possible. because we are within the commute time. it is one of those things have please be patient. kennetand wil get this restored as soon as possible but it is possibly 20-30 minutes. >> what exactly happened? >> the big rig driver called and said that he had a malfunction. picric-driver. and with sanding-onto the roadway. and fortunately, no injuries, no collisions but it is created a huge pack up. and in the scheme of things, nobody got hurt so that is a big plus. >> how far is the back up? >> it is backed up for quite a f

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we have barely had any relief tonight. >> all right. >>> the weekend got off to a slow frustrating start, the height of the evening commute, batter -- bart shut down traffic. check out the crowd, look at the people there. about 5:30 tonight, there were reports of smoke. somebody noticed some metal on the westbound tracks. here are the two pieces ever metal that crews removed so commuters waited for an hour and a half. >> i was just getting off work and on my way home, it's kind of disturbing to wait so long just for public transit, you know. >> yeah, those trains are running again about 645. they say the metal may have come from a train. they are not sure yet. >>> the narcotics commander accused of selling the very drugs his officers confiscated has confessed and he's offering an explanation. he went from drug cop to drug dealer to save his daughter's life. >> you can barely see him, but that's the task force commander. the prosecutor stunned the courtroom when he told the judge that he confessed to investigators that he stole drugs from his own police property room and resole them with

barely ten years as had come a long way from a small time grave he had become the all powerful king of cocaine a godfather whose net worth of the time was estimated at five billion dollars. and almost as if to prove he could do what he liked he pushed the envelope to the limit by having his photo taken with his son outside the white house. he uses his profits from drugs to buy up real estate in miami florida under the noses of the american authorities. escobar becomes america's worst nightmare u.s. federal justice authorities demand his immediate extradition. he formed a group called it started. with their motto is a better coffin in colombia than a prison cell in the united states when he declared war on colombia because of the years. tradition we'd never expect that the sides of that war. escobar reveals his true personality a psychopath who orders the murders of everyone who might be involved in processing his extradition judges journalists politicians police anyone. during this period of terror an estimated ten thousand full victim to ask about his killing spree or sometimes we wil

in bogota the government says it saw sporadic barely twenty four hours off to his escape it sets up the block ailed that was an elite unit whose sole tosk is to track down home and its headquarters are in the city center the one thousand strong unit is made up of highly trained on hand picked policemen and soldiers. but come on does make sure that none of amanda from heading in. and that all of them have a squawk to settle with escobar choosing those who have lost at least one member of their families to the gangsters hitman. the head of the unit is colonel hugo martinez as methodical as he is i mean corruptible. but. his number two is major hugo i do yeah his role is to gather intelligence he's a stuff as nails and formerly determined. the americans sent two of their best drug officers to work alongside the colombia is on the ground. it was the best of the best in going after and we had all the resources we wanted by resources i'm talking about the the the money the quick. the intelligence d.n.a. at this time i created a. tape t.k.o. program which says that we were we were targeting th

over an inch was accumulated while other areas had barely a trace. we saw livermore just wetting the sidewalks that's about it. other wise we have a wetter system, with gusts coming this way and more snow for the tahoe area. currently we have 72-degree, light snowfalling on the south and north shores. all the way down to lake level, about 6,200 feet. big time snow is coming for tomorrow. rainfall totals, over an inch in sonoma. barely just about an inch in san rafael. 3/4 of an inch in el cerrito. and .72-inch in vacaville. plenty of cloud cover tonight in the 40s to the low 50s. tomorrow now that this system has passed us. we have another system coming in. looks like it wants to stall off for the morning commute. so with several hours of moderate rainfall we could see some hydroproblems with hydroplaning on the freeway. you're going to see this system slide in the southerly direction. you see that heaviest rainfall coming just in time for the evening commute. tomorrow's daytime high in the 50s to the low 60s if -r the big story. we will have the hea

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this is bare. there's no valve job at all. i'll show you what happens.ight now, this is a perfect circle. you're talking about the angle right here, right, right. how it gets sculpted out. see, this will eventually go down in here, but it has no place to sit, so this machine cuts this. so it fits perfectly. fits the valve, right, and it makes a perfect seal all the way around. we pretty much know that the intakes are four angles and the exhaust works better with a radius. what i'm gonna do is go down first and just touch this one. i roughed it in, so i had to get the right valve depth. i'll show you what happens here. the deeper in the green sector it goes, the better the valve job is. so we put that up there. so it's way down in the-- that's almost like perfect. that's the first thing you do-- get the rough depth, and then i'll come back with another cutter. there's a little edge right here. i don't know if you can-- let me get the flashlight in here. you'll see there's a little edge right here. yeah. i can come back with a cutter and cut in here. it's

broke out of a psychiatric hospital touched her at least allegedly tearing at the fencing with his bare hands and then rode in a boat to norway from st petersburg that is how he arrived in that country and asked for political asylum not was refused to him and he's currently serving a prison sentence there for illegal possession of and on the registered firearm of that prison sentence will continue up until may receive eight months behind bars as soon as may which may be extradited back to russia he of course and his lawyers say that they will fight this decision by the nose of course islam does it is already considering asking for political asylum in both law to be and lithuania. two russian cosmonauts on board the i says have taken this year's second space all flight engineers dmitry kondratiev and. have now returned back to the station after spending about five hours an open space because we're not in that state of the art space suits what have interactive displays telling them what must be tracks and all to do in an emergency the war wants to take six hours a day cosmonauts are able

to new noses and being caged in them in a mental institution in russia before breaking out with his bare hands and escaping to norway but just love six bed for political asylum has been delivered. by a court and also which has ordered his return home to face trial and set charges after his release from jail that on gun charges. out of a has the story. request was sent by the russian prosecutor general's office to norway asking that this man be returned to russia to stand trial he is of course wanted here in this country for a number of robberies he is also of course known for many strange and bizarre acts. as a self-proclaimed and relative to some sort of pagan gods that he believes to be of russian descent he has called himself the lord of the more room school forest which of course is a region in russia has denied christianity as this country's religion has proved himself to be a hardcore neo nazi and even the fighters themselves of course not the m.m.a. fighters the mixed martial arts but perhaps other well known figures in the fighting community have all said that as a fighter and ev

it's expected to show the economy added 145,000 jobs last month, but that is barely enough to keep up with the population growth. the unemployment rate is forecast to edge up to 9.5%. >>> ford is expected to recall 280,000 trucks here in the u.s. to fix a door problem. the recall affects f-150 trucks from 2009 and 2010 model years. the door handles on those vehicles could break, possibly leading to the doors opening in a crash. no crashes have been tied to the problem. the recall is expected to begin in ten days. >>> and if you're planning on some pizza for your super bowl bash, call early. all the national chains are expecting a huge surge in orders, which could mean slow delivery time. super bowl sunday is traditionally one of the top five pizza days in the u.s. domino's alone expects to serve up to 9 million slices. the pizza giant says pepperoni is america's top topping. and accounts for 60% of all orders. and terrell, i'm sure there's a pizza in my house on that day. >> and i'll be eating half of a pizza. ashley morrison, appreciate it this morning. >>> just ahead on the "morning

a letter about it, kind of a stunning letter that came like a time bomb, when he was quite young, barely he had a rare form of non smoker's lung cancer. it was all typed out like the fruit in a control freak way, a lawyers letter that came by fed excompletely mysterious when we had just been together at thanksgiving for 4 or 5 days. i get this manifesto, i am asking you to save my life. my life changed completely when that letter came into my life. then the great task was with how to come together, which we did. again, it was a huge experience. i never thought i would write about it. i didn't think i could bring myself to. >> yet you took notes all the way through? >> of course. i write in a journal almost everyday. i was trying to come up with a new book idea. i wanted to write about this. the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and closed the cafe.

doug 409 was barely able to walk while dog 92 was prancing around the lab like a house for. two days later.49 was dead, but dog 92 would live a remarkable 20 days without a pancreas. upon her death, he turned his face away from rats. he later wrote, i should never forget the dog as long as they live. i've seen patients died and i never shed a tear. but when that dog died, i wanted to be alone despite anything i could do. meanwhile, elizabeth spends the summer of 1921 train to live as best as she could with a disease that was slowly killing her. she looked vicariously through adventure stories depicting things she hoped to do someday and despite her condition she planned for the future. in one letter to her mother, she wrote her intent to write in the hydroplaned along lake george for her 21st birthday. the 21st birthday was hardly guaranteed. in fact, it was unlikely. in august, her 14th birthday was celebrated and not with k., but a huge halfbacks decorated to resemble a cake, covered with paper and candles. elizabeth was so weak it took her 11 tries to blow out her candles

the governor has proposed banning collective baring to a move to close the state's deficit. thousands protested the measure for a 5th day today. today tea party activists staged a counter protest urging the bill pass. >> if the -- specifically for this reason to back down our deficit that we have, $3.6 billion. >> i think he just wants to bust up the unions, so -- teachers unions, talk about making concession was them on finances and their benefits and stuff but still wants to bust up the unions. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers are boycott the measure. the state assembly is set tooting up the proposals. >>> chipping reunited a man with his dog. brian drove all the way to tacoma today to pick up his dog named bear. he last saw bear tuesday in sacramento. two days later and more than 720 miles later a woman dropped the dog off at humane society. workers scanned the chip and then tracked down the owner. >> if bear could talk he would have a heck of a story. now buying a car in a county city this weekend. . >> how northern california sciencists and wine may help boost airport

one of the bare area's oldest companies is in trouble with the city of san francisco this morning.e'll tell you why the city is saying cease and desist. >>> and oakland's latest plan to this marijuana farm. >>> and we are looking forward to a great looking weekend. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. >>> welcome back. good fridaymorning to you. >> today could be the last day in power for egyptian president hosni mubarak. there's word the u.s. is in secret talks with officials to set the stage for him to be able to step down. tracie potts is liv

the corridor of the unit, narrow, muddy and barely lit, was immediately blocked with the -- stretchers until the injured had dirt mixing with their blood. as the wounded were brought in, they had been prisoners of war, treated them as hutch as i could. -- much as i could. the doctor put me in emergency care of the most seriously wounded -- [inaudible] i worked under the light of electric lamp in the corridor, one knee on the ground and one on the edge of the stretcher. how could i describe this uninterrupted flow of injured? -- [inaudible] our inability to shelter all of them and help them fast enough. on the basis of this long experience, the doctor deciding >> the doctor was operating without a break, with or without another doctor's experience. with each explosion the -- shook and debris fell on the operating room. fortunately, it was -- [inaudible] which held 15 beds was packed with the addition of 15 stretchers or on the ground. the wounded were quickly attended and returned to their unit under mortar shells because we had no room for them. that night the vietnamese took three of

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we barely made it out. but here we are. >> we barely made it out. kind of nice out here. of all the dates we've been out here so far in the winter -- >> it's not too bad? >> it's not so bad. there's a little sprinkle in the air but it's not so bad. we appreciate you guys being here, though. thank you. >> the carolina girls here. not this cold in carolina, right? >> yeah. >> oh, okay. welcome back to "the early show," everyone, i'm rebecca jarvis. >> and i'm russ mitchell >> in this half hour we're going to talk about mark kelly's dilemma. gabrielle giffords' husband has decided to go up in the "endeavour" flight in april. must have been a tough call to make that decision. we're going to talk to two of their best friends to discuss how tough it was and the decision-making process. >> it had to be a tough decision. we're also having a very big treat coming up. the former head of jets coach as well as the clevelands brown coach eric mangini is joining us to help us be smart for the super bowl. i go into these games, they're always fun, always enjoyable

. >> i'm still behind on my rent and barely making it. just barely getting through it.ut i have faith that this is something to do. >> reporter: a small boot maker battling the big bank. looking out for millions of the credit card customers. mike mibach, ktvu. >>> michael carnacki has taken his case to the courts and says a trial has been set for april 15. u.s. banks did not return our calls or e-mails regarding this story. >>> for tips on how to fight credit card interest rate hikes, you can go to ktvu.com. >>> as mourners in california begin a week long memorial for a former vietnamese general, united states decided he cannot be buried in the national cemetery. two california lawmakers had petitioned the army to grant pow a burial. his grandson says the general helped bring many immigrants to the united states. >> t he general died last month in fresno county at the age of 81. >>> doubling up, the changes one of the biggest bay area police departments is making tonight in the wake of critical communication glitches. >>> julie haener has what we're woking on for 6:00.

the top is barely moving. and how we 1 0 1 it is towards the peninsula at the bottom of your screen. >> the bus, kelsey grammar it has been granted a divorce. he can read very! they will settle financials leader. camille grammar their shared property may be worth $20 million. with the royal bride to be keat middleton, a summer wedding advice from a camilla. got some what in the device. the london hotel and met for lunch. lindsay lohan could be looking for a plea bargain. and she is willing to plead guilty to make the case go away that she does not have to spend time behind bars. sources say there is a bad part because they want to go time. >> to look a traffic in walnut creek. headlights = north. 680-240. kron 4 news at 4:00 new-paragraph 5:00 new-paragraph is coming up next live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. at 5:00 p.m. >> a shocking crime a seven year-old necessity was attacked and sexually assaulted at a place that he thought was safe. the seven year-old is saying that he was sexua

have low economic growth, actually outright contractions still in spain, in ireland, in greece and barely positive economic growth in portugal and italy. >>bergsten: i think europe has to come fundamentally to grips with some of the problems that have not yet been addressed // restructuring of the greek debt, a bailout for portugal and probably a bigger rescue fund >>reporter: the theme of this year's event is "responding to a new reality" and that reality is of a world divided. >>lyons: i think there is a shift in the balance of economic and financial power from the west to the east and that's reflected in the fact that last year emerging economies which account for one third of the global economy driving two thirds of the global growth. that's quite impressive and that's why say when one looks at the glass it's neither half full or half empty, it's two thirds full >>reporter: as a result of this growth, the global economy is healthier than it was pre-recession, at over 62 trillion dollars and predicted to double in real terms in twenty years... ...spurred on by emerging economies increa

nor barely mentioned in any newspapers.ou will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most evictions did not make it to the newspaper unless someone died? in the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parker. she wandered in want without shelter a

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the bare minimum. kimberly sakamoto, has a before and the after. >> could buy count--goodbye. por conditions, and hello, that conservative. this was brought in by his own collection from a warehouse. and with this table that is very different with a picture from a few years ago when governor arnold schwarzenegger brought a soared which was a movie prop--that sort. this is a smoking 10, it is been removed cents. and with humidor, told a cigar's during the governor arnold schwarzenegger days. the the the state of the union will begin at 5 pm stay with kron 4 as we will monitor this but the highlights. you could also have a live streaming www.kron4.com. and back to oakland, live pictures from our sky-4. and also surveillance share from the ground. a man with a gun was reported near this la escuelita elementary school at 1100 3rd avenue in oakland and the evacuation is well underway card which will stay on top of the story and we be right back after this quick break. we will be right back it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are

barely got this out out of the tall grass. he got a double bogie. as couples was fading on the 7th hole making a move, makes a long birdie putt, another veteran, singh made a run for a while. bird "on the 8th. he shot a 69 but it was only good enough for second place. taking a double bogie on number 12. he provided a little drama and then dropped. he goes onto close out with a 69, one wins for the third time but the first time in four years. >>> singh took a one stroke lead in to the final round of the thailand tournament. one stroke back and wii made a move early. she chips in for birdie and has a share of the lead. singh answers, draining a birdie putt on that same first hole. it was the beginning of very good things for singh who went onto win by five strokes. the first on the tour this year. >>> still to come tonight on sports wrap the sacramento kings could have a new home as soon as next basketball season. >>> another look at what turned out to be a popular all-star skills night. we will be right back.

cars are barely moving. and the contrast with left = south. and it is practically a parking lot going east. and we also have another different camera. coming out. and it is still very slow. and it is going to be that way for quite some time even all lanes are now back open. >> earlier video when caltran got. a heavy vehicles. to try to clear this up. this was not that long ago. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room the workers. gradually, they started opening up one lane, and then another. and then another and as jekyll and mentioned. all lanes of the lord-as jacqueline bennett just mention--all lanes of the lower deck are open. as of 4:50. and with the sand street sweeper brought onto the scene. however, let us speak to one of the commuters. >> how long and even stock here? >> 14 traffic lights. what are you going to do? >> i perhaps gone one have blocked in one hour. and i and relaxing, with music. and what can you do? >> in the hopes of getting home? >> we are cutting out of work and we're just stocks here. >> how long? >> i've been sittin

i am concerned when you have an intermediate devices and cit barely introduced that one will be used faster than the other. our proposal needs to be implementation of a pilot after the cit unit has been trained and is running. that is a reasonable time line. we come back in 90 days and it takes up to a year. i think it is a reasonable time line. that is my last amendment. cit -- the pilot proposal can only be implemented after cit is up and running. commissioner hammer: i appreciate your proposed amendments. i think the first to make a lot of sense. the third one i am concerned about, not because i do not think the officers in a pilot program ought not to be trained. just the opposite. i think we are going to have the opportunity as to put together a proposal to have a lot of requirements for the pilot program -- how many years the officers are going to be in it, a clean disciplinary record, a judgment from his or her superiors, and most importantly having already received the 40 hours of training that more than 900 of our officers have done. however, i would be opposed to making it

weigh less than an aa battery, barely an ounce. flying just 20 seconds now they're in the air for ten minutes. >> this is going to have a very short range, short endurance. >> and while the pentagon is developing the hummingbirds, they will not say when they'll be deployed. ran is gone and chilly, and missed just a little bit. >> that happens in mid february. usually we get the cold winter-like weather, but now in living color we've got the sunshine out there. a little list monochromatic today. and some puffy cumulus clouds and back home, yes, this is back home, mount pam, we still have a couple of inches of snow and temperatures in the 40's at 3600 feet and get your cameras out, it's going to melt today. we'll climb back in the 50's with freezing fog reported in livermoore and santa rosa. beginning to clear out in the next hour or two in the napa valley, the livermoore valley and concorde, 42 with some sunshine and 45 san francisco, tied a record this morning, 37 degrees at sfo. so, sunny and cold in morning with north and east ba

just a few years ago the bart rose barely $2 million. by this year, the owners defaulted on their release and had to close. the founder larry blake's supposedly spent $700 to open this far back in 1940. a look at traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems east bound into san francisco, i mean into oakland. kron 4 news at 5:00 is coming up next. >> a live look outside over downtown san francisco clear skies but breezy. the winds will die down, i will have a complete forecast coming up. the news at 5:00 next. >> live this is kron 4 news at 5:00. >> our big story tonight at 5:00, and other sexual assault in the lake merritt neighborhood of oakland. it happened this morning on the hundreds block of jackson street in the same neighborhood where a similar tack happened just last month. it right now police are not saying whether the two incidents are related, kron 4 jonathan is live tonight with a look at the search for the suspect in today's attack. >> pam, the building where the attack is presumed to have happen is directly behind me.

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people got through, sometimes barely, sometimes following way too close.id cars in the dry lanes were getting hit from the spray from the cars going through the water but when it was all said and done there were no accidents out here this morning but darn neat pictures. as had as a result of the storm power outages. 800 in the oakland hills. 400 customers in half moon bay. a few hundred in alamo, danville and orinda. the problems that were there earlier have been taken care of. at the bay bridge toll plaza, left with some very neat pictures and drivers will have interesting stories to tell at work. >> yeah, they make it to work! drive safely. >> another part of our team coverage, mike. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. showers stretching from sausalito right over towards berkeley and another one moving through the sunol grade all the way back to about sunnyvale. this is what's going to happen this morning. during the afternoon we've got these showers, even localized flooding. >> toll plaza, look out for ponding although you have to slow down because i

as the headlines this hour next also explores the remote caucuses nature is a barely acceptable mountain range declared a unesco world heritage site stay with us for the next one out. southern russia. this faraway place. special permission to travel around to. such. to film the landscapes it's all this close read it's all set up i can't tell you how beautiful. weather is right now but i go. to. this place. a long time ago the people of the caucuses used to shepherd droves of sheep across the a bug of lambs were often targeted by hawks even today their primal instincts occasionally bring hawks back to this past. this is a bearded vulture. of this kind because nests on low lying logs of thirty or forty kilometers from here. when they go hunting they might cover up to fifty kilometers in search of food. they're interesting creatures. the above go is situated close to the greater northern slope of the caucuses mountain range or from the grassland you can get a panoramic view of the mountain ridge of the caucuses nature reserve. there is also a clear view of mt fished one of the highest point

abandoning wailing is barely even discussed. >> north korea has been celebrating the birthday of its leader kim jong il. he turned 69 but records show he is 70. >> children waved in the light on this apparently happy day. north korean tv showed presence from the leader being delivered to a remote part of the country. it is impossible to say whether this gratitude was heartfelt. >> our glorious leader sent gifts to our two kids. there is a carefully displayed -- flowers and bows at the statue of kim jong il pulse father. people may look contented, particularly if they can be allowed to live in the capital where conditions are less harsh. in neighboring south korea which is still at war with the north, they were filling balloons but not in celebration. they float them over the border. >> we are sending a message to the north to fight kim jong il's dictatorship. >> but there is not much chance of that. very few north koreans will be aware of uprisings elsewhere in the world. it is synchronized swimming displays to glorify their leader. the man was not filled in public which is not unusu

but his family could barely stand the wait. >> it was just almost too much to bare. >> i was just scared oh, my good. >> reporter: their celebrations just increased tensions for gabby and her family. >> i was hearing other people and oh, my god, stop crying. do not cry. >> oh, my god. but i kept going through it. and steven tyler was the one who said beautiful. >> reporter: for these two hollywood is waiting. >> this is the mark. and if he does no more than this level, he has accomplished something very great and i am very proud of him. >> reporter: but for marsalis pleasant the season ends. he blames hot tea for damaging his vocals. >> maybe that's what it was. >> reporter: he has been told that's what it was and he has come back. so we may not have seen the last of him. claudine wong, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> get the latest idol news at ktvu.com. find more pictures from san francisco's idol auditions. >>> well, he is back simon cowel is returning to american television this fall with the x factor. >> i guess it feels a great time to be launching a new talent search because it seems to

he whispered barely audibly, if he plays that i can block his bishop. and then raising his voice so loud that some of the customers scared, he will play that, i began to weep quietly, aware that in that time suspended moment of was in the presence of genius. [applause] thank you. okay. some of the things we are going to do is talk, have a q&a. there's a microphone over here from c-span. c-span is filling this for future broadcast. if you have a question don't yell it out, at the microphone that you picked up on the tv. i was attempting to do a number of things when i began to write this biography of bobby fischer. those of you who do not know how to play chess at all, you can read this book anyway. it is not a chess books. is a biography. and of great interest to chess players but you don't have to play the game very well to enjoy it. i had written a number of other biographies and from orson welles to aristotle, i approach bobby's life the same way, as a biographer. sort of a microscopic look at his life. i attempted to leave no facts behind. that is t