i were to make my recommendation, i would probably suggest a $10 million range for us because our bonsais is not as large as some of the other agencies, and that would result in about a $100,000 premium annually, but i do think it is important for us to place this coverage for the board and the agency's protection. director nolan: members of the board? director heinicke: couple of questions. were the folks in san diego and new jersey covered by -- >> that is a good question. i will try to find that out. i was going to ask mark, and he kind of slipped out. director heinicke: i want to make sure that the recommendation we have for our policy here for $10 million -- when it says dno and public official, i assume that would cover our staff were anything that might be included there? >> that is correct. director heinicke: that raises a question -- i mean, part of this is -- you know, you have insurance policies to protect your staff and make sure you are able to get qualified financial people in the markets and someone might want to come in and work for us, sees we do not have this insurance a

kakaryu ends up in a one-eyed bonsai position. he moves forward and the result is beyond down. he makes it look so easy once again. now the leaderboard. hakuho remains undefeated. kotoshogiku was alone with one loss. kisenosato and wakakoyu were chasing with two losses. day 11 will see two go head to head. join hiroshi morita for our recap of it. >> and now weather is up next. >>> hi, there. let's talk about weather. start off with asia, a very well developed low pressure system just over the korean peninsula moving towards the sea of japan. now, it will be affecting hokkaido with another round of wintry weather to come, and, of course, this side of tahoku as well. now, this can also produce blizzards, so reduced visibility can also cause difficulties in traveling, not only affecting directly the sea of japan side, this system is surging all the moisture from the south. the pacific coast will see some showers and gusting conditions. so for our labor day in tokyo, temperaturewise i think we have a chance of rain, but the temperatures will be very warm. elsewhere here in eastern

kakaryu ends up in a one-eyed bonsai position. he moves forward and the result is beyond down. he makes it look so easy once again. now the leaderboard. hakuho remains undefeated. kotoshogiku waalone with one loss. kisenosato and wakakoyu were chasing with two losses. day 11 will see two go head to head. join hiroshi morita for our recap of it. >> and now weather is up next. >>> hi, there. let's talk about weather. start off with asia, a very well developed low pressure system just over the korean peninsula moving towards the sea of japan. now, it will be affecting hokkaido with another round of wintry weather to come, and, of course, this side of tahoku as well. now, this can also produce blizzards, so reduced visibility can also cause difficulties in traveling, not only affecting directly the sea of japan side, this system is surging all the moisture from the south. the pacific coast will see some showers and gusting conditions. so for our labor day in tokyo, temperaturewise i think we have a chance of rain, but the temperatures will be very warm. elsewhere here in eastern as

known as a megalith faced with stones along the perimeter it's reminiscent of britain's stonehenge bonsai deal thought that they would sit on this stone in front of the structure that was supposed to attract spirits and gods as eyewitnesses here they swore an oath with this initiation ceremony complete their work and they were now fully entitled to rule with such leaders were not respected at all if they never change here. in moments there are a total of fifty four megaliths when viewed from above they form a regular parabola around the great ancient people afford to have had a purpose and arranging the structure is this why it's believed the local tribes thought these stones had the power to protect them from the sea. when we are in the northern sector of the stone parabola the stones that were supposed to protect more months the people who it's those words didn't know what they were doing the way they raise their hand against one of the few sacred things that still remain in this land means that the silent guardians on one month and no longer defend themselves. thousands of years from n

bring in the bonsai, that's what i always say to remind people.pets, you don't want to leave them outdoors for any duration this morning. it's really cold, especially in places like fairfield, three degrees above freezing, 36 in khan cord and two degrees above freezing in santa rosa. even though we're starting with such cold temperatures, we'll end up in the 70s in so some cities. we'll gradually warm up a little more for thursday. you've got five miles of visibility or better right now in santa rose sachlt we have deep pockets of fog in marin county. watch out for a mile and a half of visibility in know votto. we're expecting more fog to develop throughout the morning hours. by about 9:30, completely crystal clear sky over the entire area making for uniform temperatures from the coast through the inland cities. 67 in san francisco, 67 in oakland. looking about 69 degrees in san jose today. meanwhile, 70 for gilroy and fairfield. as we head throughout tomorrow things start to get dicy. low pressure sets up just offshore. the core looks like it wil