i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

barry bonds verdict. the trial ended yesterday. and he's been found guilty of at least one crime that could send him to jail instead of the hall of fame. rob nelson has the story. >> fly ball, right center field. back it goes. racing back. it's gone. >> reporter: baseball's home run king walked out of court a convicted felon. >> thank you. >> reporter: convicted of obstructing justice. bonds, a seven time mvp sat without emotion as the verdict was read. but it's not case closed for bonds, as the verdict was mixed. on the three other charges, a mistrial. >> the counts which allege steroids, which allege needles, which allege human growth hormone, those were mistried. >> reporter: at issue, whether bands lied under oath to a grand jury that he never knowingly received human growth hormone or steroids from his trainer. after four days of trial, the jury couldn't tell. >> the evidence that he did steroids might have been there. but did he knowingly do steroids was the question? and we couldn't prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: bonds, having looked like this in his later years, looked like this in his early days, seemed to grow before