the weekend edition. 'm joie chen. we begin with a city by the bay and a noxious neighbour. the city by the bay and a gree threat. >> we are introduced to richmond california. >> there was a big boom. and i got scared. i got really scared. then i saw the fire, a big

next month. >>> the city of berkeley is not messing around when it comes to a serious problem involving hundreds of squirrels and gophers due to concerns of toxins being leaked into the baycity plans to get rid of the rodents. cesar chavez park was converted from a landfill. now the area is covered with holes. city and water officials worry when it rains water goes through the holes and takes the remnants of landfill waste into the bay. some say they are really not a problem to them. >> i understand if it's causing pollution that that would be a problem. the people who come here and the dogs who come here that would be a problem, too. >> the city says previous attempts to get rid of the animals have been unsuccessful. the officials say the plan is to fence off the park one acre at a time and trap the squirrels and gophers. it's unclear whether they will let them go somewhere else or just kill them. >>> a lot of cloud cover. a few little breaks here and there. and temperatures chilly. even with the cloud cover, the lows were not as cold but it still felt cool out. downtown oakland is 53. other locations are near 60or slightly above. a lot of cloud cover but not much else

the 15th. >>> google's high-speed internet service could be coming to our backyard. right now google is already available in provo, utah, houston, texas and kansas city, kansas. the bay area cities would include san jose, centerville, palo alto and santa clara. talks between google and the city of santa clara begin next week. google fiber offers internet speed faster than most u.s. customers receive democracy stomach the kit kat bars kick cap bardis been named the most influential canha bar of all time. candy experts say the kick cap has had the most biggest influence because it's so easy to share. kit kat was also one of the first candy bars to earn a following. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see the next time newsbreaks. our coverage continues at the 10:00 p.m. news and tonight we are looking into what makes silicon valley startup so valuable >> today on "tmz," >> i came in this morning and i couldn't believe the picture. michelle rodriguez got pants. i've got them getting back into their car. when they get back to the hotel, the pants are gone and cara's holding them. >> you know the real winner of that night? the limo driver. >> the d

the bay. >> they are so friendly. and they are cute. >> reporter: but squirrels and gophers living in berkeley caesar chavez park are about to get the axe. the city says the burrowing rodents are threatening the health of the bay. >> these squirrels and these pocket gophers could end up impacting the entire -- not the entire but the ecosystem of the bay. >> reporter: you see the park sits on top of a landfill. and the city says the critters are digging dangerously close to buried waste f they are not stopped, toxins could be released. >> if the squirrels and the gophers are able to puncture the clay cap, you could have rain water washing into those holes and washing materials from the former landfill out into the bay. >> reporter: the city plans to trap and kill the little critters soon but that's tough for parkgoers stomach. >> it's just horrible. i mean, these are creatures that have been here forever. and the overpopulation is because of us, 'cause we feed them. >> who likes the idea of exterminating cuddly little squirrels? sometimes we have to do unpleasant things to take care of the greater good. >> reporter: now, the city has known about t

day, stopping the clock at 9:00 tomorrow night, that's when the rain leaves the north bay and moves into the east bay over the city of san fransisco, the peninsula, san mato county. we'll talk about if there are other storms behind this one coming up in a few minutes. >>> president obama visited the central valley today and sow firsthand how crippling this drought can be. >> california is our biggest economy and biggest agricultural producer. what happens here matters to everyone working american right down to the cost of the food you put on your table. >> the president pledged millions of dollars in federal disaster aid. 100 million toward livestock and 10 million toward food stock. it will help communities that could run out of water. >>> there are bay area farmers who will benefit from this. we found one who needs the money and more rain. . >> officer-involved shooting a norm if it was a normal season you couldn't come up this road. >> reporter: she's losing sleep. >> we should be green and a foot tall and not worried about where their next meal is coming from. >> reporter: for now it comes from the back of a p

the bay. that's according to the city. hire an outside contractor to trap the thousands of contractors and squirrels here and get rid of them. we spoke with park walkers who say pollution is one thing but overall, the squirrels and gophers are not a problem. >> i think it might be problem attic with all of the dogs that come here. i mean, i don't know. i understand if -- if it's causing pollution that would be a problem. but there's so many aspects to take into account. the people who come here, the dogs who come here that could be a problem -- that would be a problem for them. >> in the past, the city has done a few things to try to get rid of the gophers and squirrels including bringing in rafter homes and owls that didn't work. the city brings in this animal contractor and plan to fence off the park, one acre at a time and trap the animals. it's unclear whether they will let them go somewhere else or even kill them. according to the article as well in the contra costa times, they say the animal contractors will let out

minute delays from sfo to the east bay on the pittsburg-bay point line from the peninsula to the east bay 15 minutes late. all other trains including those coming into the city are on time. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are using the roads to come into san francisco this morning, perhaps you're using the bay bridge no delays, no metering lights yet. all your east bay drive times still all in the clear, as well. i mentioned some roadwork. there is some roadwork both directions pretty major both directions heading on to the antioch bridge. they are both closed until 5:00 so they should be picking up here very shortly in the next 10 or 15 minutes. a little bit of fog moving in and out of our camera this morning on westbound 237 in milpitas. along the peninsula though everything is very quiet through san mateo county. >>> 4:49. take a look at this. big piece of crane being carried on a flatbed trailer hit a bridge in the city of richmond, virginia and flew off into the front window of a car behind it. the female driver of that car only suffered minor injuries. the operator of the tractor- trailer charged with the equipment being over th

the weekend edition. i'm joie chen. we begin with a city by the bay and a noxious neighbour. the city by the bay and a greep fig -- green fight to contain a threat. >> we are introduced to richmond california. >> there was a big boom. and i got scared. i got really scared. then i saw the fire, a big fireball go up in the air. we took off running into the house. >> on august 6, 2012, courtney cummings and her family were in her front yard when a massive fire erupted at the chevron refinery, six blocks away. the smoke and fall out sent more than 16,000 residents to area hospitals with respiratory problems. investigators later discovered a severe pipe corrosion caused a rupture that sparked a blaze and chevron's inspectors warned the company to replace the ageing pipes. richmond lies across the bay from san francisco's glittering info tech boom, a city yoked by heavy industry. where the petrochemical containers are hard to mix. it's a battle ground between an industry and a crusading mayor. >> gail is the mayor, elected in 2004 as a green party member. she's upended politics as u

san francisco-oakland bay bridge, a lasting memorial to james rolph, jr., mayor of san francisco 1912 to 31, governor of california 1931 to '34. tireless leader in the city and the state, sunny jim worked throughout his career, crossing the world's largest landmark harbor so the east bay and the cities could be linked together with san francisco as one community. the momentum [speaker not understood]. california toll bridge authority, september 7, 1934, rededicated by the citizens of california on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the bridge. november 12, 1986. ladies and gentlemen, what have we done? what are we doing? how can we redress this outrageous dishonor to our late governor? thank you. >>> good afternoon. i'm adrian bosian public affairs planned parenthood at shads that pacific. we're the fourth largest in the country. we serve [speaker not understood] at 25 health centers in 17 northern california counties. we are very proud to be here in san francisco ~. we serve 13,000 clients at two health centers in san francisco. and i want to thank supervisor campos and the co-sponsors of today's resolution. i hope i get them all. su

>> head west for the best, the bay area cities with the happy of the >>> the new report suggests appletives met with tesla c.e.o. to discuss a possible merger. the chronicle report cited an unnamed source with information about meeting and said they met last spring at apple cupertino headquarters. analysts believe acquiring tesla which is based in palo alto would give apple better long-term potential far beyond the country gadgets. and musk would be an innovator to push apple like steve jobs. apple met with a man who invented the audio to create devices predicting heart attacks. apple and tesla have not commented. >> we have all the latest olympic results for team u.s.a. and the team us are following. here is how we will handle keeping you informed. on air we will announce a spoiler alert so if you don't want to know you have time to turn away. on social media platforms, we will post results but you have to click on a link sow do not accidentally find out the results. we are at facebook.com/ and always online at abc7news.com. you can watch us each night at 11 or streaming our website.

the first exponent to be the i to boulevard currently, i two 80 presents a separation of mission bay from the other areas of the city. currently there are only be 0 two across at the 16th and mission bay. we've been successful in taking down the embarcadero and the octavia boulevards and the value that has come to the area has been immense. i stated before we'll be this on existing concepts. and once you start to see the possibility of interconnecting the neighborhoods which is what this slide shows how to commit those communities you can look at the possibility of taking down i two 80 pr the specific work to the component number one which the the boulevard at 2 to looked at the elevated freeway with a surface boulevard. that will help to determine the impacts. i want to make a point to state we're not only looking at this area we're going to make sure by boulevard two 80 we're going to be looking at the u.s. 101 what we the bay bridge and the extension over to octaviao and we want to make sure we're not just pushing the impacts we want to make the best effect for the entire city. the second component there's been a

san francisco-oakland bay bridge, a lasting memorial to james rolph, jr., mayor of san francisco 1912 to 31, governor of california 1931 to '34. tireless leader in the city the state, sunny jim worked throughout his career, crossing the world's largest landmark harbor so the east bay and the cities could be linked together with san francisco as one community. the momentum [speaker not understood]. california toll bridge authority, september 7, 1934, rededicated by the citizens of california on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the bridge. november 12, 1986. ladies and gentlemen, what have we done? what are we doing? how can we redress this outrageous dishonor to our late

it makes sense that their employees would like to use the bay as a highway. >> reporter: the first trial run took it from san francisco to redwood city and back and now it is alameda's turn in the east bay. and this is an artist's take on what a redwood city ferry building would look like if the plan meets smooth sailing. >> the bay is under utilized. much more to use it for transportation. >> reporter: just another way the tech giant is getting googlers to work. >> they can not interrupt ferry service or creating parking problems here. we should know how well it works. the trial run is scheduled to wrap up on friday. live in alameda, back to you. >> i bet it was chilly out there, though. the went are storm brought rain and snow to the bay area today. enough to wet the streets in the city and dust the roadways in northern napa county. and the sierra ski resorts got badly needed snow. this is how it looked at tahoe. all of it triggered by a system heading south and out of the bay area now. kpix5 hi-def doppler shows most of the rain from the system is dried up. leaving the south bay by sunset. with we will have the rain to thals and p

the bay. that's bringing slightly milder temperatures this morning. live doppler 7hd shows we are looking at low clouds and fog not only in the north bay, but in the citytoward san carlos and over into the east bay w that, not many 30s out there. mainly 40s and 50s. a milder start for pretty much everyone. 52 in

sunny by noon by the city by the bay.indy conditions, want to travel cautiously in high profile vehicles. storm system pulls oust here, we get unstable conditions. 5:52, sun will set. sunset closer to 6:00 p.m. which is good news. temperatures creeping up. break out the spring wardrobe for a couple of days, 66 east bay. 65 peninsula. we are headed towards the 70s as of tomorrow, in the warmest cities across the bay. we'll hold on to the warmth into next week. i'll stop the clock. this is looking for police in the pacific whereas you know, it's dry. we've had a big persistent ridge of high pressure. finally going to high tail it out of here. look at all of the rain on the bay area as we head through wednesday, thursday, friday, even saturday of next week. talking about showers and tapping into that atmospheric river. we need this. keeping our fingers crossed that everything will time out perfectly. let's check your time on the roads. any lighter than usual because of ski week? >> we saw it yesterday, likely today. let's zo

the south bay. and low 50s in some of your cities right by the water. if you live on the ocean side of san francisco, count on a cool day with plenty of low clouds filtering in, all afternoon long. east bay and tri-valley, same deal, typically we get warm out in pleasanton. 57 degrees all you're going to hit today. so really staying below average just about all week long. so, let's talk about where we're headed. a round of rain comes as we head throughout your wednesday. take it right to the futurecast. this is just the beginning. i can tell you right now i'm looking at your futurecast for sunday, monday, tuesday into ski week and we're talking about the storm track staying way to the south. we could potentially get dumped on again. i say bring it on. we're still in that drought. we stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. on wednesday. showers come back in the mix, we keep the showers going for thursday, another round comes through sunday into monday, and like i said before, the storm window stays open, and we're going to get a lot more snow and rain here in the bay

smooth flow of traffic across the bay bridge. over in the cityn ness, drove a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. there's an investigation going on there. folks getting into the city for the morning commute. so that's a smooth drive. watch it there, van ness at grove for another half hour, maybe more. we're trying to get the latest update on that one. earlier crash westbound 37 through black point has cleared. folks involved in the crash said there was fog earlier. also fog registering, still over there, orange block through vallejo and american canyon. >>> getting ready for the olympic ceremony at the winter olympics. >> athletes aren't the only ones getting attention during the olympics. one fifth grader on the pirn making headlines for a commercial. >>> live pictures from sochi, russia, 2014 winter olympics will soon get under way. the games officially kick off on friday night, opening ceremony takes place. >> great to see. organizers have it under tight wraps but janelle wang's got inside information. live at the olympic village with more de

the next step. >> bracing for that coming storm. cities prepare sandbags as rain starts to come in over parts of the bay area. >>> live to new york cityller center there. see the ice? the great famous ice dancers from the u.s. olympics, meryl davis, charlie white, performing there later this morning. that's coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. >>> reduce water by 20% or face a fine. new details about the new drought restrictions in the south bay, next. >>> plus will repairs hold on this peninsula creek or will those incoming storms cause the waters to flood once again. >>> we do have potential for flooding. a lot of rain moving in as we speak. that means slippery commute shaping up. a lot more rain on the way in the coming days. we'll time everything out to your doorstep, coming up. >> with those changes coming in, we'll use live cameras. how that wednesday morning commute is shaping up right now. >> a live look outside from the south bay. the calm before the storm, perhaps, coming our way. we certainly need it wednesday, february 26th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgre

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a lot of people like to head up to the city from the south bay f. you are one of those having dinner get those reservations guys. much cooler in the city with steady drizzle. we're also going to have a full moon so looking great for valentine's day. cool. even more romantic. stop the clock on futurecast. you can see showers moving into the north bay. this is a little bit more rich than we like to talk about when we have flooding so we could see maybe a quarter to a half inch accumulate over a few showers 0 keep that in mind if you're a north bay resident. we head through saturday at about 11:00 p.m. that front comes through. by sunday morning we're clear. look at our totals. up to 3/4 inch, maybe a little bit more north of santa rosa. here about a quarter inch of rainfall every stop counts. i called bob mike earlier. i apologize especially your wife. same on me. she's beautiful, mike. what are you doing for her? >> i call her bob too so that's fine. well, you know, i'm not going to burst my plans but carl junior is bringing food to your table. no, ki

the north bay. moving the maps around daily dash daley city across the bay and rainfall rates with this one cell stay around daley city coming up for you. about .32 inches an hour. so a third of an inch an hour for this part of the bay area pod rit -- pod mit -- moderate steady down pours. moving to the south san jose towards saratoga and mountainview activity is ramping up for this part of the region and the trend turns look what'sdeveloping more energy approaching from the south and west and that will increase the heavier rainfall and a possibility of some more thunderstorms. we will have another update in one hour and complete storm wrap coverage coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at 5. she walks back in. that officer got a little bit concerned because he was unable to reach the dispatcher decided to check up on said dispatcher, that's him pulling up in this patrol car and watch this moment as he's walking in, he stops, turns back around, and realizes, hmm, something smells off. >> she was taking a little toke. >> not a smoke break, huh? >> vickie was apparently destressing herself from the job

reporter: which is why he'll probably limp through the rest of his term as the mayor of the bay area's biggest cityttendance tonight will be former mayors gonzales and mchenry. nbc bay area news. >>> today marks the somber note in history for thousands of japanese americans on the west coast. it was on this day in 1942 that franklin roosevelt signed the order sending japanese americans to internment camps. today several former detainees spoke about their experiences. they were among thousands of japanese americans from the bay area sent to those remote camps behind barbed wire. after years in the camps, many came back to the bay area to rebuild their lives. >> what that incarceration experience did was from 1945, 1946, everyone of japanese ancestry on the west coast were starting from zero. >> now the saturday day of remembrance will be held at the kabuki theater in japan town. >>> is the lobbying being abused? >> one thing is clear. the number of lawsuits related to the rights of disabled people is the subject of a heated debate. we looked at what's behind the lawsuits and why they outpace lawsuit

the weekend edition. i'm joie chen. we begin with a city by the bay and a noxious neighbour. the city by the bay and a

the bay constitution foundation to be the higher ranked profer. we heard your direction in december regarding the benefits of a collaboration between the two proposers. the bay institute aquarium foundation the city and county of san francisco was part of the first proposal have been working together to craft a collaboration. in january, the southern waterfront advisory committee heard a joint presentation from all groups and expressed their support for the original proper or proper. they included a draft that was submitted with each proposal and the respondent are now working together to developing develop a final plan that coordinates all of the proposed activities. we also heard your request in december that we come back with the details and specifics will how those organizations with work together. so to serve that objective i've invited them to come and make a prengs presentation. i'd like to introduce caring; righty who is the director for the bay institution and a peggy who is an instructor and working under contract to the existing owner-operator and jacqueline who is the director of a b i. if you could come up i think you are good to go. . >> thank you, carol, and thank you commissioners

i want to thank the bay area council jim has been a great contribute to us here in the bay area as we should tell our transportation issues in the cityter to start up the conversation with the corporations that are employees and resident are going to figure it out better and working with the commuter shuttle companies as well as the companies that are hiring our residents. it's a great opportunity to talk about this because guess what our transportation needs are great and we reflected that i think in a serious document we recently rolled the transportation documented that ed reiskin 2rikd so much to envisioning our needs. today, we're talking about a challenge something that is a recent phenomena but been in the eyes of the folks it's the commuter shuttle that have been taking our resident and others to their jobs and be it a silicon valley company or medical compass or university the shuttles are here and they've been helpful in that but for them possibly we could see 45 thousand additional vehicle millions on our roadways or some 11 thousand tons of cashing emissions on our streets. they've become an invariable source and i suppor

the north bay about 60s on the coast. upper 60s to near-70s inland. 70 in napa. east bay highs 67 in oakland. 68 union city. ont, inland east bay highs upper 60s owe to near 70. 70 in fairfield and antioch. 69 livermore. here is the accu-weather forecast. really mild throughout the weekend high temperatures reaching 70 or above inland and around the bay saturday. low 60s on the coast. mid week we've got more clouds and hints of rainfall. we're hoping hints turn into mer than just hints we'll see and know by next week. >> thank you. >> up next who is going fill their shoes? what is kind nationwide clown shortage? >> and teaching history. collection in an unusual bay area museum celebrating black history month. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ the besis that millions of reda is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annua

plenty of clouds around the bay area this morning hanging around toward the coastline mid- 50s in pacifica and half moon bay. about 64 degrees, partly cloudy, into redwood city. and the south bay, these temperatures are running well into the 60s. in fact, you're looking at about 66 degrees in morgan hill. could reach 67 in gilroy. into the east bay, the patchy fog will give way to some partly cloudy skies, about 66 pleasanton, 65 dublin, 63 hayward. moraga 65. our friends in the north bay will see some cooler temperatures toward ukiah, 59. 63 in clearlake. about 63 in novato. as you head to san francisco, today plan on partly cloudy skies and a cool 60 degrees. >>> well, even with superman and darth vader standing around, a man took out his anger on a police car in los angeles. you can see the man smashing out the windows on the cruiser on hollywood boulevard. he also killed a computer. witnesses including a man playing superman say they had no idea what the man's next move would be. >> you being dressed as superman, did you feel like you needed to spring into action? >> of course, because i have been portraying superman for over 23 years so when i'm out the

bay san rafael, to the southbound 101, glowing lights, sheen and water on the roadway but not a big concern. south from novato, to the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> still ahead, one of the bay area's wealthiest cities the center of an fbi investigation after several homes are vandalized. >> an armed robber foiled by a brave bay area customer. we'll tell you how it went down. one of the best things about covered california is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> welcome back everyone. a very good thursday morning to you. those nutrition fact labels on nearly every food pack could get a new look. michelle obama and the head of the fda will announce proposed changes. those include bolder bigger type to make labels easier to read and making serving sizes more realistic and using measurements that are easier to understand like teaspoons instead of grams. the changes would take several years to implement. >>> to a developing story out of you crane, police on high alert after dozens of pro russia gunman seized buildings. ukraine's actin

the time. deadly crash in one east bay city early this morning. we will show you how it's effecting people living blocks away from the crash scene. >> good morning. right now traffic is going to be very slow as you drive on highway 24 because of a fatal crash that happened just before 5:00 this morning. it was cleared about ten minutes ago but news chopper 2 is showing us a live picture of how bad it is coming out of the caldecott. drive times will be way up. >> some areas getting a break. other areas especially parts of the east bay getting hammered. plus there is more on the way. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. just ringing the opening bell there in new york this morning. and over on the nasdaq that is a company going public. software company out of new york. so they are celebrating their ipo today. and looks like a slightly lower opening. all week long we've been talking about earnings reports. a lot of the retailers coming in. some of them better than expected, but some not so good. we will keep an eye on the numbers and th

then you can see the bay bridge you can clearly see the slow traffic coming in from the east bay towards the city of san francisco and dropping off at highway 101. twin peaks geographically center of san francisco you have the south peak here which is called noe, the north peak which is call eureka. we are on the north peak both stand about 922 feet tall. the highest point in the city of san francisco, except for mound davidson at 928 feet tall. now, towards the city of san francisco, keep in mind, back in the 18th century twin peaks was referred to as [ speaking spanish ] , otherwise known as breasts of the indian maiden but then in the 19th century the europeans renamed it twin peaks. that's where we are this morning. a little history and weather together. if you want more on our weather, visit us online at kpix.com/weather. reporting from a very blustery twin peaks, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> two skiers die in separate accidents on lake tahoe last week. the safety precaution that may have saved both victims. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the giants sign a key player as they begin

the north bay. so here is a forecast looking live from mount tam onto the bay and across the city. partly cloudy skies tonight with areas of fog late by afternoon, mild weather with partly to mainly sunny skies, high temperatures from 60s on the coast and 70s into mildest inland locations. i'll take a look at when we can expect the next measurable rainfall. >> northeast and mid atlantic cannot catch a break from snee snow and freezing rain. 20 deaths are blamed on the storm. and thousands of flights will be cancelled. >> bart police chief is defending his officer use of a taser on a man who appeared to be drunk and combative. >> the incident happened last month at millbrae station we're live now with more. laura? >> part policy says a taser should only be used when a suspect poses quote an immediate threat the police chief told us his offic officers use was justified. others not so sure. >> this cell phone video taken by a rider daysing a man passengers reported was drunk on the night of january 29th. inform the beginning the man identified looks like he's being confrontational wit

the san ramon valley, 680 and discovery bay. further south police isn't ton seeing a few light showers. dry in union cityth bay you haven't seen the rain yet but it is coming. santa cruz mountains, light rain. the seven-day forecast, of a 1:00, 2:00, everyone sees more rain through about 8:00 tonight. dry monday and tuesday. the rest of the bay area looks dry as well except the north by wednesday and thursday and maybe more rain next weekend. >> thank you, lisa and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. we are off a bit early this morning because of nba basketball. the new york knicks battle the oklahoma city thunder. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device was our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone! one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your

the bay. opponents believe the city should consider other options than extermination.ity told us nothing is working. >> they tried to create raptor perches at one point so they would come and hunt the squirrels. they were not able to attract enough that way. they tried owl boxes, and that also didn't work. the city has been trying different things, but now it has come to this. >> the city will do a test run of the plan on one of the park's 90 acres over the course of three weeks and see how that goes. >>> watch this. gusty winds made for a really rough landing in england. check out this boeing 767 on its decent into birmingham. 40 mile an hour cross winds shoved the plane as it approached. when it touched down it bounced off the tarmac. the landing gear held up as it is designed to and the pilot managed to keep the 120-ton plane on track. no one was hurt, but maybe a few rattled nerves. >>> chevron apologized for a massive explosion and fire in rural pennsylvania by offering to buy free pizza. the community of bob town south of pittsburgh, about a hundred residents rec