now we're taking a short break we're going to return pastor terry jones finally got to burn the koran that he's been saying for this time he held a mock trial first and then police all over the united states are being trained to fight terrorism but wait until you hear about the so-called experts thirteen thousand. rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture a. new web site with twenty four seven live streaming news towns what to do about the ongoing financial hurricane unlimited three high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find on main stream news. the me so me the political. posts similar aren't just. for flimsy low and he has told them rachel about these women nothing people are suggesting she's told her no she says she's a one stop. please . our guys it's time for show and tell on tonight's program and last thursday we discuss discuss the global impact of a nuclear disaster in japan and we asked you what help does globalization make us more vulnerable to chain reactions if disaster strikes in japan and doesn't af

over the weekend a small church in gainesville florida burned a copy of the koran how does that sound vaguely familiar to you remember back in september of last year when pastor terry jones of that same church originally planned on burning a pile of korans of september eleventh we had a rare opportunity to speak with jones about his radical approach to dealing with islam. well we believe it is our culture to show why you stand up and say your opinion of course it is or what it will tell you to do what we believe. and we believe it is law and the koran is that dangerous a really bad rash or necessary. after receiving a lot of hate mail even a request from robert gates the defense secretary himself pastor jones called off the burning of the koran thankfully that is until now for another pastor of the exact same church wayne sapp carried out the burning of a koran during a service but the really crazy part of all this is that according to reports of the church held a trial and after deliberating for about eight minutes it was decided that the koran was guilty of what we don't know but th

now we're taking a short break going to return pastor terry jones finally got some burn back home ron that he's been developing for this time he held a mock trial first and then police all over the united states are being trained to fight terrorism but wait until you hear about the so-called experts they are teaching them. in canada and the u.s. that it is legal for you to use a bubble bath on your baby that contains a known carcinogen something that causes cancer most of the shines of most put into print they are supposedly in the spirit and most of the guys great donuts clean the girl for the first today an average cancer drug prescription costs nearly one thousand six hundred dollars a month oh my god i'm a nobody with cancer in my five therefore i protect focus because ninety to ninety five percent of cancers hurts people with self funding history of cancer and pharmaceutical industry spends about fourteen percent of their budget on research and development and about thirty one percent for marketing and administration. in fact there are more pharmaceutical industry lobbyists in wa

and three types and first, second, third degree and first sun burn and second and third is charring an treating burns and remove the heat source and of course it's smoking and cool it off and the cover the person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself.ul, fot enlightening outlook.elf.ul, fot now, we are going to invite our mayor to the stage and also our managing editor, jim gardner, who is going to mod

, they're burning. help me, they are burning. in the wreckage, eastridge his eyes fell on jose barco, the 19 year-old cuban kid from miami was penned by the flaming front and of the suicide car. eastridge watched our good deeds outweigh the wreckage with the help of two soldier. the private and somehow stood up, wobbling in shock, blood soaking into his uniform from 100 jagged bits of car that had hit him like a shotgun blast. to his amazement, eastridge richard vargo start yelling, i'll kill those mothers he said, i will kill those mothers. gave me my weapon and i will kill those mothers. half of his uniform was still on fire. other soldiers frantically padded out the flames and lay the smoking private on a stretcher. eastridge could smell the burning flesh. krebs and butler put the sergeant into a medevac truck that had just arrived. sergeant strickland with his mangled hands stacked right below him. just before they pulled away, the captain put kiwi slip hand down from the stretcher and placed it on

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, the burning.elp me, they are burning. in the wreckage, he fell on his friend josÉ barco. the cuban kids from miami with the flaming front end of the suicide car. eastridge watched barco keep away the wreckage. the private tent stood up, wobbling in shock, blood soaking into his uniform for 100 jagged bits of car that hit him like a shock of glass. to his amazement, he heard them start yelling i'll kill them. give me my weapon and i'll kill them. how the visiting arm is still on fire. other soldiers frantically padded out the flames and made the smoking private on a stretcher. he could not the burning flesh. krebs and butler put kiwi into the net that track is the just arrived. sergeant strickland with his mangled hand is stacked right below him. just before they pulled away, the captain put kiwis limp hand. tom is going to make it. they drove off to the hospital. eastridge kept his hand leveled, gathering to collect a debt. little scraps of flesh that had once been a suicide bombing outfitters the

she is still recovering from burns over a third of her body. the steens lost everything and are searching for a new home. problem is, no one will let them lend to their hero dog because she's a pit bull. >> when i tell them i have a pit bull, they say i only accept small dogs. we all know it's because it's a pit bull. >> 20 landlords have turned them away, so for now, their pet is temporarily living with relatives. the steens say diamond didn't leave her behind, so they won't leave her behind. >> when you're part of the pack, you're part of the pack. >>> let's turn our attention to jeff ranieri with more on the earthquake in japan and weather around here. the aftershocks continue, but are starting to slow down. >> we've seen a lot less in terms of those aftershocks today. the latest, a 5.4. 275 miles to the north and east of tokyo, certainly a pretty decent shaker there over the past two hours. as we take a look through today, we have seen 20. the largest was a 6.2. as we keep telling you, some of the worst damage coming in from that tsunami th

while still-burning fires ride the waves. you get a chilling sense of the enormity of it all, seeing this man on the back of his truck watching helplessly as the destruction swirls around him. >> you're seeing live footage of a tsunami engulfing the port area of iwaki prefecture. this is what's happening right as we speak. >> reporter: hundreds of cars were swept along the current. boats tossed like bathtub toys. devastated by the tsunami was the port city of sendai, the closest city to the epicenter. floodwaters consumed the city's airports. and with runways underwater, people sought refuge on the roof of the terminal. the state of emergency at two of the country's nuclear reactors. a china syndrome meltdown and radiation leaks are feared. thousands within a six-mile radius were evacuated. and cooling agents were rushed in, part of a desperate effort to avoid the worst. >> the clock is ticking. every minute that passes, we come closer to the time when there could be a secondary earthquake, when a weakened pipe finally gives

once it burns off, we'll end up in the low to mid-60s. dave? >> thank you, steve. >>> we're continuing to follow developing news from st. louis this morning, where a standoff is still going on, and this was after there was a triple shooting involving federal marshals. at first, we heard that three federal marshals had been shot but in the last hour, we learned it was actually two marshals and a st. louis officer. these are live pictures right now where you can see some of the -- some of the officials standing -- standing nearby. there's still no details on what led to the shooting. but we do know the conditions of the marshals have not been released. >>> we're following developing news coming from libya. opposition leaders say moammar gadhafi is trying to work out a deal with them. ktvu's alison burns is covering all of this for us from washington, d.c. alison? >> reporter: dave, gadhafi's government is vehemently disputing these reports of a deal, and we've just heard that the libyan leader is expected to make a speech any minute now. meanwhil

that was alison burns reporting. we will have more details coming up later on. >>> in egypt they are calling for a million woman march. organizers say they are angry that women who took part in the protest that forced president mubarak out of power have been excluded from the new government. one demand they want a woman to have a voice in drafting the petition. >>> here in the bay area there are several events to commemorate international women's day. at 10:00 this morning the google international women's day walk across the golden gate bridge that begins with a welcome address by oakland mayor jean quan. in santa clara they are having a attribute to women at 5:00 to 7:00. >>> president obama has ordered the military trials resume for the detainees at guantanamo bay. the president requested the transfer of prisoners to u.s. but congress blocked that. the president says he remains committed to shutting down the prison camp in cuba 172 detainees remain at guantanamo bay. >>> governor brown says he does not think he can

fires burned out of control. this one at an oil refinery in tokyo had 100-foot flames in the air. millions without power. >> i thought i was going to die. it was enormous. >> thousands of people evacuated near a nuclear power plant. a state of emergency was issued after the cooling system failed. it is a precaution measure and no radiation leaked. at least 20 after shocks. >> rick justice is a missionary in japan and the church hopes to help in this tragedy. >> it is a good chance for us as christians to reach out to them. many chances to take blankets and food and establish a caring presence in the midst of the tragedy. >> kim joseph is the son of missionary parents. he lives in japan and says. >> in a situation like this when people lose their lives, people need a place to go to where there is spiritual help and care. the church has a long history in 1597 there was a massive earthquake and the city of killtoe became christian overnight because of the tremendous response by the christians. >> charlene israel, cbn news. >> dr. michael or says while the church makes up less than 1

would those burning questions about america's involvement in libya, president obama just laid out his plans to the nation. phil matier listened in on his address. phil. >> reporter: this was president obama's most detailed speech on what the united states hopes to accomplish with the new military mission in libya and the president forcefully said that libyan leader moammar qaddafi left him little choice but to act. he said the u.s. acted to prevent a massacre. >> 10 days ago, having tried to end the violence without using force, the international community offered qaddafi a final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences. rather than stand down, his forces continued their advance bearing down on the city of benghazi home to nearly 700,000 men, women and children who sought their freedom from fear. >> reporter: the president went to great lengths to me assure the nation that the u.s. is not interested in regime change. that would take years he said and millions if not trillions of dollars. the burden of actions should not be america's alone, he said. >> the transi

burns mother says her son got to afghanistan.n he did, many of those he was responsible for were ill with the flu. but she says there was a shortage of medicine. so burns used his own money to buy what he needed to treat his men. >> you just got to do what you need to do to take care of your guys. you need to make a sacrifice to make sure they are okay and get the job done and come home safely. >> burns mother says she believes the only reason her son survived that ied attack was that he was in a newer truck with a reinforced bonnet. it also happens to be burns 20th birth did day. >>> the sweat equity paid off on their new homes after working 500 hours each to build their homes in oakland the families today got the keys to their homes. the homes are located on g street and part of the greenhousing development. >>> upholstered chairs on bart trains may be on the way out depending on the outcome of an upcoming survey of bart riders. they spend almost $600,000 each year for dry cleaning nylon and wool fabric seats. bart wants to rep

once that burns off it's not as widespread as we had yesterday. thick fog and high clouds gives way to mostly sunny skies even by noon. 56 to 66 we'll go for some low 70s fair and mostly sunny and warmer. antioch, pittsburgh, brentwood, maybe out to discovery bay, stockton, vacaville, near 70. concord 67. san ramon, danville upper 60s. santa rosa napa 67. warmer morgan hill and gill roy. 60s on the peninsula to upper 60s to livermore and pleasanton. clouds return tomorrow. rain will make it. saturday clears out. sunday night does look like rain. >>> all right. thank you, steve. sorry, dave. >>> that's right. at 6:50 there's a very convenient new way for berkeley residents to try to stop junk mail from getting to them. a free online service launched yesterday that allows users to opt out of unsolicited mail. now the city of berkeley sponsors this service. it's provided by the nonprofit group catalog choice. you can choose to opt out of junk mail for more than 3,000 companies on that group's website. >> with one click you decide whether you want no

there are fires burning out of control. this is an oil refinery. it's been burning for hours now.e don't know the extent of damage to people and the injuries. also a nuclear plant we hear has been shut down. the country issued a stays of emergency after its cooling system failed at the power plant. no report of any radiation leak but the fire is burning out of control because of the gas leaks and pipeline breaks. it's terrible. it's nighttime there right now. the cities are in gridlock. all the major public transportation lines have stopped. stores are closed, people are trapped. it's just devastating. now, there's tsunami warnings all over the pacific. we've got hawaii, the west coast, the eastern seaboard of asia. the tsunami waves were as high as 30 feet in some parts of japan. we're going to be following this the entire morning. again, the death toll is at 60, rising every 15 to 30 minutes. 56 are reported missing. that's the official count but we know the number's got to be higher because we've literally seen people running for their lives, driving in their cars, getting away

coal ash sludge as waste created from the burning of coal at the kingston coal plant and is believed to contain toxic compounds including arsenic and mercury. the tennessee valley authority estimates the cost of the cleanup over paid hundred twenty five million dollars this spill is ten times larger than the exxon valdez spill in alaska and is believed to be america's largest environmental disaster to date we're throwing away the next generation's most valuable resource and that is water and one of the best sources of water anywhere in the world and maybe the best source of freshwater in proximity to one of the world's largest fastest growing populations. you know with all the and all the lawsuits and all the carrying on that goes on in there in the press and you know the vanity fair's and. us news moral reports and all of that where the authors are warning people to believe that there were absolutely scripts in appalachia downs and nothing. in order to get the mineral is patently untrue it's patently untrue when you look around at the forest of mountains that we have a recent enviro

we saw firefighters burning in tokyo high-rises as well. that's always a case or often the case when gas lines are disrupted by the powerful earthquake. >> in downtown tokyo l large buildings shook violently and for half hour after this initial earthquake and again keep in mind downtown tokyo couple hundred miles from the epicenter of this earthquake to give you an idea of how powerful it was. >> we just saw we are watching nhk live from japan and the japanese prime minister is now addressing the japanese people. >> it's probably being translated on nhk in english. let's see if we can hear what the prime minister is telling his people. >> continue to be cautious and vigilant and keep tuned in to the reports on the television and radio approximately and we ask the people of japan to act calmly. prime speaking to us earlier speaking in front of the media earlier saying 2 of the most important things caution and calm because tsunami have been hitting more than once in japan p.obviously situations like this happening as we speak. prime minister

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you burned my face!" [ laughter ] "say 'i'm going to disneyland.'ay 'i'm going to disneyland.'" [ screams ] [ laughter ] "it's third-degree burn! [ laughter ] it's the marshmallows!" how do they do that? that's just an awful -- awful ending. here's some tech news, you guys. google is accusing bing of watching what people search for on google and then using that information to improve its own search results. yeah, that's when you know bing is in trouble, when even bing isn't using bing. [ laughter ] check this out. a prison in alabama has a program that let's inmates meditate for up to ten hours a day. [ laughter ] the program is called "being in prison." [ laughter ] i guess that's -- what else -- [ applause ] great program. awesome. whose idea was that? "we also have a 24-hour meditation." this is exciting. i heard that prince william already knows which designer he's wearing for his wedding. i'm not going to tell you which designer, but let's put it this way, "he's going to like the way he looks, i guarantee it." [ laughter ] men's wearhouse. [ ap

alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:14. president obama has ordered the resumption of military trials for detainees at guantanamo bay. congress blocked that. the president says he remains committed to eventually closing down the prison camp in cuba. 172 detainees remain at guantanamo bay. >>> jerry brown doesn't think he can get the two republican votes he needs top get his tax extension plan on the june ballot. he set thursday as a self- imposed deadline. they have issued a statement saying governor brown has rejected or watered down all of their proposals. if there is a special election in june, oakland voters will see a measure calling for more taxes. the oakland city council approved the five year, $80 parcel tax. it's expected to add $80 million to the general fund. >>> u.s. airlines canceled 19,000 flights during january. that is 4% of the total scheduled flights. most of the cancellations are blamed on bad weather in hub airports. >>> a little while ago tara told us about a bad accident in livermore. now there is bet

allison burn asks in our washington d.c. newsroom with more on what's happening today. allison. >> reporter: good morning, pam. that's right. gadafi says his country will strike back if a no-fly zone is imposed over libya. he delivered an address on state tv last night with strong words for his critics saying the u.s. and other countries only have a financial interest in his country. >> this is leading to dangerous by those countries in order to fulfill their colonialist explorations to control our me. >> petrol. >> reporter: discussing an international no-fly zone in case he continues to refuse to step down and continued violence against opposition forces. hillary clinton made clear in an interview this morning it won't be a u.s. led effort because that would only play into gadafi's propaganda. another really interesting development this morning an egyptian airport official says a high ranking member of the libyan military arrived in cairo this morning saying he had a message from gadafi. no word yet on what that message is. reporting from washington d.c., allison burn

beneath the burning tires, two men, their deaths before tip -- formulated by it website. sources told us it is genuine. occasionally public outrage over come sphere. these women support the mandi world says won the november elections. groups of women gathering like this calling for peace at a time when ivory coast seems to be slipping closer towards a civil war. >> we are unarmed. our only demand is democracy even if it means our blood must be spilled. she is referring to this, a similar demonstration last week which ended badly. forces loyal to the man who lost the presidency have been firing into the crowd. seven women were killed. to reach the country's international recognized government you have to fly across the front lines of a once prosperous city and into a hotel. ministers are protected by the un and backed by the west but they know the former president will not step down without a fight. >> we are afraid of a detective losing the power and ready to burn out everything before he leaves. that is our main fear. >> it is starting already. in the city center we are

that may happen in some circumstances, but the stuff that is burned is burned so i don't know what will happen. turkey as a model is something that you hear a lot actually in the united states. you don't hear it so much in egypt because i don't think they want to have any single model. this is going to be an egyptian project, so they want to take a little bit from chile and a little bit from turkey and a little bit from somewhere else and so forth and so on and construct something that is egyptian. it may borrow disproportionately from one country or another, but people are starting to say about what happened in indonesia? what happened in other places? so the muslim majority clearly would matter and that is why people are asking about indonesia. but at this point, there is no sense of boquet this country shows us our future and i think that is quite deliberate on the part of those people who are trying to sort out what kinds of policy and procedures they want to advocate. the question of the youth and mrs. clinton. i actually didn't put much import in that. i think it is clear that mrs

tonight, there are people hospitalized with radiation burns and word that the core of a reactor in japan may be cracked after all, with deadly fuel flowing out. we'll have the latest dire details from inside fukushima. >>> blasphemy on broadway. after tweaking countless taboos, the creators of "south park" are crashing the great white way with singing and dancing mormons. they explain why. for our series "seriously funny." >>> and, spray-on lust. could irresistible sex appeal really be just a spritz away? that's the not so subtle promise of this product. and judging by sales, a lot of men are buying it. we go inside the labs of axe body spray. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," march 25th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. the tiniest speck of inhaled plutonium can bring lung cancer, experts tell us, which is why tonight's news from japan is more tire than any since the mop administer quake and tsunami there. authorities suspect a large crack has formed in the core container of a

an treating burns and remove the heat source and of course it's smoking and cool it off and the

-- burning man community. raves are an important economic development tool for our city. new york, paris, munich -- everyone loves dance music. we have to make sure we retain an electronic music scene that is transcendent in the city of st. francis. >> my name is kevin collins. i am representing students from sensible drug policy, san jose. i started raving in october 2007 with a rave down in l.a. i am here because as many people said we find ourselves in these events. i worry, being part of the harm reduction idea of students for a sensible drug policy, that by pushing these underground what we are really going to do is fostered a -- foster an unsafe environment. there will not be emts. parents will have difficulty finding their children because we will not know where they are. we will not know how to make sure there is proper security and proper ways to keep children safe there. that is my first point. the second point is that i think we have not considered the fact that the promoters also hold a responsibil

what are you burning? >>> translator: the fuel is the remainders of my house that was washed away by the tsunami. he says it feels pathetic. this this district, more than 80 people are still unaccounted for. the self defense forces are mainly searching the areas in the central part of town. so the residents are looking for bodies on their own. this man says that there are still many people missing from this community, and they want to find as many bodies as possible on their own. this man says the municipal and prefectural government and the self defense forces, they don't help them at all. on this day, they found the body of a woman from under the rubble. this resident says that he has no words to speak. the road leading to the central part of town is still buried in debris. the residents themselves are trying to clear the road. this resident says that they have one more piece of heavy equipment, but they have not enough fuel to run the machinery. so their work is very slow. he doesn't know how long they

the workers suffered radiation burns on their legs and feet. a doctor who examined the injured men says remarkably, i do not think that it will be related to cancer. only burns, he says. even though they were exposed to water with radiation 10,000-times normal. today, we've learned that at least 14 other workers are showing signs of heavy exposure. 100 millisieverts of radiation, twice what they should normally be exposed to at the plant in an entire year. and there are new reports of high radiation again being found offshore from the plant. one expert says the levels may be from a leak directly into the ocean. more traces are being found in the food supply, as well, leading to increased testing, especially in spinach and milk. walking the land his family has farmed for 500 years, takakaza suzuki told us, yes, he's worried. yes, he told us, we are very much concerned about it. and we hope things will settle down as soon as possible. the government wants more and better information from, tepco, the power company. in fact, a special adviser to th

gonna burn off some goo today. >> michele: i love p90x. the workouts are so varied.fferent. you do upper body, you do jump training plyo, you stretch out with yoga, you do kenpo and tony is such a great trainer. he talks you through everything. he helps you modify the moves if you're not up to them yet. he motivates you and challenges you to just do your best. i have to admit, i wasn't really excited about changing my diet, but i found that following the nutrition plan was so much easier than what i thought it was gonna be. when i started working my body harder, it started asking me for better things to eat and changing my diet really became more of a natural transition. it was probably about two weeks into the program that i started noticing that my body was changing. i felt a little bit stronger. my gut wasn't hanging out so far, and that was about the time my husband decided that he was gonna go ahead and do it with me, 'cause he didn't wanna get left behind. ladies, don't be afraid of muscle. if you want a youthful shape that fights gravity and burns extra calori

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that burns off any oil or grease, fingerprints, sweat drops, what have you-- they'll burn off of it.onna be hot. now, this is the hardest part about the whole thing. you gotta get the coating on right, you gotta get it on heavy enough, and even. we might do this a couple of times till we get it right. all right, we just put the ceramic coating on. now, it goes on green, and it'll dry to a silvery-looking color. after you have your coating on it, you're gonna let it air-dry for about 5, 10 minutes. then you're gonna put it back in the oven, and you're gonna cook it for another half hour. now that it's cooled down to a manageable temperature, we're gonna put it over here in the glass bead cabinet... and we're gonna start to polish it. the glass bead cabinet will give it a satin finish. something that is gonna show, like headers on this t-bucket, they're gonna be right out there in the open. so you gotta take extra time to make sure that anything that's exposed looks the way it's supposed to look. but they'll be right there for everybody to see, so they got to look good. back at the sho

if it's still burning that small fire is now a very large fire. so all you can do is really notify the erd, evacuate the area, assist the fire department. five buildings have suffered heavy damage -- heavy damage, kind of a clue there. three of the buildings have collapsed. what can you do as nerts? not quite nothing. would you go in to search a heavily damaged building? no. you will -- very good, notify erd, if there's a gas smell, shut the gas off. you can do something. even if it means everyone stay back, no one is trying to rush in. you are going to have your yellow helmet, orange vest. it's not a good idea, that building was pretty heavily damaged. are you going to fight them if they want to run in? no, let them go in. i would ask them to do what, though? what would you ask them before they went inside? can i have your name? and give me a phone number, i can contact maybe next of kin. is that kind of being cruel? no, you are trying to help them out because if they are rushing in, they may not come out. but at least you have a name. a physical

day: we think of uvb as the burning rays. it's a shorter wavelength of light, its blocked by glass, and it doesn't go that deep into the skin, really to the upper layers. but just deep enough to create enough damage to cause a burn. when y get that little burn in the skin, that stimulates the cells in the skin called melanocytes they're the pigment forming cells that give our skin color. they stimulate those to turn on and those melanocytes release a substance called melanin and melanin is what gives our skin color. that melanin sits like an umbrella over the dna of the skin cells and that's why our skin looks tanned. so it sits like an umbrella to absorb those ultraviolet rays to protect the dna. now, if you have very fair skin and you really don't tan, that melanin just isn't being produced. it's like if you went out in the rain and the uv rays were raindrops, you would get soaked. so you keep getting hit and you keep getting soaked and it doesn't feel so good and over time it just wilts basically. so what we see is free ra

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ktvu's allison burns is in our washington d.c. newsroom with a preview of today's hearing. allison. >> reporter: pam, this morning's hearing could reveal critical new information about last september's disaster. it is the first time that pg&e executives have testified under oath about the explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. this is video we shot in the aftermath of the explosion. you can see homes in ruins. today the national transportation safety board is releasing thousands of documents from their investigation. it's also the first time the ntsb has held a pipeline hearing in more than ten years. other recent pipeline disaster will also be a focus this morning. stay with the morning news for the very latest from the hearing room as pg&e executives take the hot seat. something san bruno residents have been eager to see for a very long time. reporting live from washington d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, this morning fremont police are searching for a team of suspects who robbed a high- tech company. it happened on w

today it will burn off sooner and it's there.t's late to the party and it's showing up here in the last hour. we have a lot of high clouds just kind of drifting across. they will thin out and we'll end up with a mostly sunny day. those higher clouds -- actually from about sfo, oakland airport, concord south, it's not as bad. we're favoring the north bay more than anywhere else. parts of the peninsula, east bay. that system doesn't have a lot going for it. 40s to right at visit -- right at 50. that next system coming in on the middle of your screen will come in tomorrow. it looks like rain will return tomorrow. a little warmer, though. temperatures coming up just slightly, some 60s to near 70 degrees or even a few low 70s. antioch in there, san jose, morgan hill. but a lot of mid-60s. cloud cover might make it tougher -- toucher toward the north bay. clouds return tomorrow and then rain as well. we look pretty good friday and saturday. and then rain sunday evening. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. >>> it's 7:26. the suspect in

the still-burning wreckage from a strike on a military facility that was broadcast on state-run t.v. it not only destroyed the facility, they say, it caused casualties both military and civilian. these, they say, were some of the victims. and these, they insist, were others, buried today at an emotionally charged mass funeral more than 30 coffins were brought to tripoli's martyr cemetery. it's impossible to know who was in them or how they had died, but an english-speaking cleric was provided to blame their deaths on what the libyans call the crusader attackers. >> reporter: qaddafi has two weapons-- public opinion and time, and he's trying to use them both. while his loyal militias continue to attack pockets of opposition resistance, anti-qaddafi rebels in one of those pockets, the town of misurata, say their hospitals are filling up with victims of their own and that they are running out of supplies with which to treat them. until now, the coalition attacks have been along the coastal strip, but there was also a strike today deep in the libyan interior at a base the qaddafi regime

you might have heard the burning man is interested in coming to the neighborhood. bernie mahon is committed to putting a headquarters somewhere near six and market, but burning man and twitter are very nice complements. we also have another group doing similar economies/arts work. business is important because it prevents us from just having this area be an extension of downtown shopping. it will not be just a formula of retail expansion area. it will be a unique place. finally, and i think you will hear more about this later -- we believe twitter and companies like it will engage meaningfully with the neighborhood and the city, and they are excited to do that. going to turn it back to jennifer to present the proposal. >> i wanted to take a few minutes to talk about the actual payroll tax exclusion provision and the amendments that we are working with supervisor kim's office and introducing today. carla, small businesses would pay less than $250,000 do not pay a payroll tax in san for cisco. this proposal would allow businesses that do pay a payroll tax, that creat