potential, but right now they are saying that the folks who are in the path of this dam should it burst are in grave danger right now, so a code red alert has withbeen iss. there are 12 parts of this calloway region and this st. mary's park -- well, zoom out, brent, and we will show you the perspective here, and lying offshore about 90 miles or so from ocean city, and then we saw jeanne meserve who is so bravely been out there and battling the wind and the rainfall for many, many hours and she says that it feel likes the wind has been increasing, so that the water is piling up as it moves on shore. we have seen the wind gusts across this region gusting to near 50 miles an hour. we are talking about a hurricane that is a category 1 hurricane. it has sustained winds of 80 miles an hour, and moving toward the north/northeast at 60 miles an hour. we will zoom in one more time, and as i mentioned this is the chesapeake bay area, and this is st. mary's lake, maryland, and with we will zoom in one more time and show you how close this is and the dam that has been identified as potentially burs

it's this burst, this latest cluster of thunderstorms moving through that has me concerned, if people let down their guard and went outside, you better get your butt back indoors because things will get bad here in the next couple of minutes again. >> it's remarkable how there's not that much wind in this area of manhattan. we anticipated wind whipping through with these tall buildings around, even with the smaller buildings whipping down the streets. we haven't really seen that. with these thunderstorms coming that could change quickly. we'll continue to cover it. jacqui, appreciate it. we'll be right back as our coverage continues. you just heard from jacqui, thunderstorms coming in the next 10 to 15 minutes. we anticipate wind picking up significantly. actually instead of going to break, let's listen in to wabc where they are right now. >> just looking at where the center is now , i'm not sure if it's going into new york city or long beach, which is the track of gloria in '85. you're going to get the 11:00 high tide in the sound and you're talking about water pouring block into sta

all we know now is a high pressure line burst this morning coated a lot of damage. we will have more for you coming up. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:03. palo alto police investigating several recent school burglaries. they stole five apple computers worth thousands of dollars. this is the fourth school billing in the past few weeks. computer work was stole opinion >>> it's 5:04 a house fire is under investigation. firefighters were leaving a national night out event when they saw smoke on augusta drive around 7:00 last night. when screws got there, there were flames and heavy smoke coming out of the house. at one point the neighbors fence started burning raising concerns the fire could spread to other homes. crews managed to put the fire out before that happened. >> neighbors came across the street. people were trying to kick the door down. one man actually did that but the house was so smoky he couldn't go inside. neighbors tried to grab the elderly neighbors. >> there was a dog inside the house at the time. firefighters were ab

i burst into tears. thinking that oh my god you know i -- it was so important to have something of his. >> donald lee and six friends went missing after their boat capsized on july 3rd off mexico's baja coast. family members are holding family members to help pave the cost of a diving exhibition. >>> that man filed a class action lawsuit against the hotel chain for charging him 75 cents for a newspaper he never requested. the man said he noticed a copy of usa today in front of his door but did not pick it up. later he learned he had been charged 75 cents for the paper. the hotel told him he would have to specifically decline the paper not be charged for it. the man says that is another example of a company taking advantage of people. >>> 6:27. they are demanding an apolicy in -- demanding an apology. the new protest today. >>> a 16-year-old was the kidnapping victim that lead to an amber alert after an armed robbery is now a suspect in that crime. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get i

so the dot-com bubble burst, september 11 came, t.s.a. was created, homeland security was created, two wars were fought and through all of that we lost that sight of austerity and i wish that president bush would have said to us, tighten your belt. we are going to pay for this conflict and we're going to pay for these -- this tragedies that have happened to the united states of america by all of us sharing the sacrifice by tighteninging our belt, not by raising taxes on people that are producing jobs. but it didn't happen that way. and i made my arguments and i made them every year and i went through a lot to try to produce a balanced budget throughout those years. we never got a balanced budget that kyo bring to the floor that we could bring to the floor, not in a single year, but i will say, mr. speaker, during the height of the iraq war when things looked as bad as they could have looked and about the time that george bush was preparing to order the surge, about that period of time we had a budget that came within $160 billion of balan

in general, the technology you are talking about is something which is broadly called cloud bursting, where essentially, is used by google and other folks, there's not one computer called google.com. there's a basilian sitting behind a thing. there is a concept called load balancing, and it has been augmented of late with the ability to dynamically spinoff new instances of server applications in response to spikes in demand. the general concept called cloud bursting allows you to do that across multiple cloud vendors, so you could do it across amazon and various other people say you could get geographic diversity and so on. people doing this extremely well, for example, would be netflix. many of you in this room i'm sure use the netflix. what they did is dynamically throw what is this is as more and more people click on movies that they want to watch. so then what they are doing is as the need scales, they then have the ability -- they pay them, and, of course, it drops off as soon as the need drops off as well. so they end up essentially paying for average demand. the technology is w

>>> it was not a question of if this pipeline would burst. it was question of when. >>> a federal panel is right now holding a hearing in washington, d.c. issuing the long-awaited findings about the pipeline eggs explosion. good morning. i'm kristen sze. n.t.s.b. says pg&e failed time and time again that could have taken steps to prevent the deadly disaster. terry mcsweeney has been monitoring the hearing all morning. >> who could forget the images in san bruno. a burst gas pipeline and ensuing inferno. in washington, d.c. the release of a report o of a yearlong investigation and a verbal assault on the pg&e. >> you are going to hear about a troubling explanations and a system of oversight. government agencies a placed a blind trust in operators to the detriment to public safety. >> reporter: with congresswoman jackie speier and the mayor and city officials in the audience, n.t.s.b. chairwoman put pg&e and the state puc in the crosshairs. the investigation begin with an inspection of the 28 footÑç section of the pipe sending natural gas to fu

behind that building, we have videotape of this, there is a pipe that has burst and is flooding out of a second story building. this building houses a shopping center on its first and second floor and at about 4:45 this afternoon people began streaming out of that store and we're told the managers began evacuating people from the eight-story building because of the burst pipe. firefighters arrived on the scene shortly after, followed by the police department. they went into the back of the building to figure out where the pipe burst and began to work to contain it. people gathered out on the sidewalk waiting to see how soon they can get back into the building. you can see them standing outside of the building right now. we've seen a number of employees wearing customary blue shirts go streaming down the sidewalk to go in. but this is happening at rush hour. you can see the ladder truck is blacking one lane of traffic. it has slowed traffic down a little bit along the street, but so far the commute has not been so bad. from what we've seen of inside the store, it does not appear that th

. >>> it's not a question of if this pipeline would burst. it was a question of when. >> an explosive report on the san bruno gas line explosion. federal authorities point the finger at pg&e for ignoring public safety. tonight, we take you through the details and have reaction from the mayor. >> and they're not really influenced and that's very refreshing. >> and from the people who still live in the neighborhood. >> greed over what? lives. >> it has been nearly a year since a gas line exploded in san bruno. today, the national transportation safety board completed its investigation and blasted pg&e and state regulators at the p.u.c. they blame pg&e for putting a faulty pipe. kron4's dan kerman breaks down the flaws detailed in the report. [ sirens ] >> flawed pipe, flawed operation, and flawed over sight. it was not a question of if this pipe would burst. it was a question of when. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board has put the blame squarely on pacific gas and electric company for last september's gas pipeline explosion i

it was not a question of if this pipe would burst. it was a question of when. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board has put the blame squarely on pacific gas and electric company for last september's gas pipeline explosion in san bruno which destroyed 38 homes. >> the pipe installation, the quality of the welds were inadequate. >> reporter: not only did they find pg&e installed a substandard and poorly welded pipe but said the company's inadequate pipeline inadequate program was to blame for not finding the problem. >> that could have been detected if they had properly inspected and if they had done inspections. there were a lot of opportunities missed here by pg&e. >> reporter: this is what the san bruno neighborhood looked like after the explosion. and the ntsb is also putting blame on the california public utilities commission for poor oversight of pacific gas and electric. >> you cannot place blind trust in an operator that doesn't deserve that trust. you have got to as a former california governor famously said wh

the cycle of recession began 20 years ago when the housing bubble burst. the government injected massive amounts of liquidity. it made japan the world's most indebted industrial nation. japan's leaders have been unable to turn the tide. he is the sixth prime minister to step down in the past five years. consecutive leaders have backed tax hikes. the japanese people have resisted. for years, japan has been battling deflationary as prices continue to fall. japan's export markets is the country's lifeblood. even that is showing signs of faltering. with the yen steadily increasing in value, japanese products are becoming expensive on foreign markets. many here are hoping that the successor will be able to reverse the economic decline. >> that is your business update. >> in the united states, people on the east coast are bracing for the arrival as -- the arrival of hurricane irene. there is a state of emergency in effect from new york to north carolina. the new york mayor michael bloomberg has ordered the mandatory evacuation of a quarter of a million people in

. >> it started on the star burst side right there. >> reporter: last sunday, martha was fishing when she found out what it means to be in hog heaven. it started with a thug of the line. >> it was incredible. at first i wasn't sure how big it was. >> reporter: but everyone aboard knew it was big. >> it came up for a little bit and we saw, and somebody said that's a hog. >> reporter: the fish took martha from star burst to the port and back on a work out. >> there were several times i didn't know if i was going to be able to pull it out but i did. my arms felt like noodles. >> she had some power. >> reporter: hog heaven owner says he's hoping the business comes back. >> a year ago we caught almost a 40-pounder every day. so seems like this is going to be the year to catch that 45- pounder again. >> reporter: there's a few empty slips like this one with a few sporting boats out for the day. but take a look to the left, and to the right. more often than not you will find lots of boats still at the pier. boats as far as you can see. most days this marina would be empty with boats out to s

what we are seeing now, is the bursting of the federal spending bubble. we needed s&p flip the switch and everyone realizes that what we are doing 25 years is no longer supportable. the question is, is the political market place going to put in the right policies to react to them as they did not do to the housing bubble. >> housing prices fell 25 to 30 percent. >> with the government doing all it can to thwart the housing. >> and i agree with that. how much further can they fall there? >> there is a similarity. markets are nervous about what is going on in europe and in particular, what the nervousness are about. u.s. money markets are holding a lot of exposure to the european banks that have exposure to european sovereign vet. >> money market investment funds. >> and we are learning here, every time the fed interest rates too low for too long. money markets start to go to the other places where there is more risk where there is more yield. if they couldn't get return in the u.s., they have gone to europe and they have bought french banks that have big ex

charles's men burst into the plantation home. when you think of a plantation home you can see not this plantation but others, incredibly beautiful homes. french furniture imported from france. the fine family portraits. there were the wealthiest men in north america. he woke up with a from fright to see charles milan's trusted advisor, standing before him with a -- and acts, the translation -- plantation will transplanted into a weapon. charles afton coo drove their axes into the body of his 20-year-old son gilbert and in the heat of what happened next, i don't know exactly what happened but somehow slaves sliced three cuts into his body, starnes he would there for the rest of his life but somehow he escaped. i don't know whether it is because the slaves led by charles think that would have dead planter can do little harm to the rinse and the end revolution or whether they think -- whether it is that he is too fast or out run them or what it might be but somehow he escapes to live another day. that was the slaves's first mistake.

tighten flawed operations and flawed and oversight it is not a question of when that this pipeline would burst out when. >> put the blame on the pg&e for the gas line explosion and killed eight people know the quality of wells were in at >> they all were substandard and poorly welded pipe and the integrity management program on not finding the problem before the explosion >> when the pipe was laid in that run if they had properly inspected it it could have been detected if they had hydro esthetically and tested new-line there were a lot of opportunities that were missed by a pg&e >> this is what this man brought down a broad look like after the explosion pg&e is also put >> > you cannot put a line trash in an operator that does not deserve that trust as a former california governor said trust and verify >> they say they continue to have a lack of confidence in pg it the ability to provide good information >> 8 people were killed and at last dozens more are injured 38 homes were destroyed they registered that that last as a 1.2 earthquake we wanted to talk to the people that live in that neighb

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british prisons full to bursting the cool so working overtime sending young people to jail for the role in the recent riots in england. to leave prison languishing alongside eighty five year old norman scarth he played the arctic sea cheering the second world war serving his country taking essential supplies to the. union on the most dangerous journey in the world and now he's serving six months in prison on the whim of a british judge his crime recording a court hearing he said he did it because he's hard of hearing but the judge didn't except that it was a very harsh sentence and i believe it was because season covering the corruption of the judiciary you see them frown upon a scarth is no stranger to the legal system he won a case in the european court of human rights of bombing the secret hearings yet still some cases in england all heard behind closed doors and recording and taking photographs is forbidden unlike in all the e.u. countries scarth attends demonstrations where he shouts about corruption in the police and judiciary saying lawyers police and the courts are in cahoots an

the price of american the rice burst. in the. east will create water this is why russian have been american dad to some. price and good on. a let's take a look at the markets now gold has such a fresh record today as investors turn to assets which offer less rest gold is adding over forty dollars per ounce well silver is gaining but a dollar fifty. in crude prices are lower following the downgrade of the world's largest oil consumer there's no confidence in the market and prices are concerns over future of america for crude both light sweet and brands are losing over two dollars this hour. in asian markets have closed the negative territory of banks were mostly lower and exporters were also on the pressure amid the worries about future demand then all this was of course the result of what's been happening in the u.s. and europe problems and market jitters. and european markets have gone back into the red this by a pledge from the european central bank supplies software and bones the footsies down point eight percent of all the tr

have changed the face of this present a new residential area where new roads charred and have been burst a new strategy and have been built but. the conflict remain behind my bag are all the good russian. for those who lived through the horrors of the brief the deadly conflict the memories are still there we roll. but in the question are are reporting frontin vile self-assertive. other you can find out how people in south ossetia try to restore their lives or we have a special report on r.t. later today. the history of this place runs through the centuries. a paradise for rocking ologists zoo ologists and ecological tourists. but one sees all nice shots to sleep the life. how this will publish its lifetime. hoping. to recreate. it back you're watching the weekly here and i see it's been one of the most turbulent weeks in years for the world's financial markets the spark was an unprecedented downgrade of america's long treasured aaa rating standard and rating agencies behind the move said it made the decision based on the apparent inability of the u.s. government to deal with the problem

have to change the face of this thursday a new residential area where new roads sharp and have been burst and have been built. but signs of the conflict remain this behind my back up slap to the russian peacekeeping post for those who lived through the horrors of the priest but doubt the conflict and memories are still very real. much in the question our reporting from scene volatile self a sense yeah. well j.m.s. to us is that he lives in south ossetia back in two thousand. and shootings bombings when he recalls the knees when the american media bore little resemblance to the reality that the american press was very biased in in reporting of the whole conflict i was here in the city and my family my and my siblings and friends in america and i spoke with them and there was nothing in the press about the georgia attack itself is that it wasn't until russia responded that it was being televised that russia is attacking georgia my sister after i told her the truth about what was going on she saw a live t.v. show on the fox thirteen they're talking about the war and so she called in she said

instead, the whole army burst into a cheer. they beg his forgiveness for their want of spirit. and they can only to lead them farther forward. so that is kind of, of course is great leadership. but what they really is is the application of shane to make the men, to make them then go for it and some and their spirit. in sparta they used to have a pretty young girls had these little instance of shame that they use, if someone failed in action and came back to the city, there were a number things that happened to them, but the pretty young gals used to gather around them and seeing these kind of songs of ridicule. the next time the guy went out, you could be sure he didn't -- in other words, chain is a technique, the application of shame is worse than fear of the enemy. let's talk about honor for second which is the flipside. honor is, as we know from tribal cultures, i'm sure you guys know this a lot better than i do, and a pashtun culture, let's say, honor is the most prized possession of a name. much more important than money, land, women, anything but as long as a man has hono

when the line burst, the force of the water shoved rock, dirt and mud in the air. these are just a few of the rocks. we picked one of them. police say ten to 15 vehicles were damaged with some sort of dent, ding or scratch. the worst vehicle had the window, back window, shattered. water and rock shot 50 feet in the area. the police chief came out to n. she also came out with a public works manager. he tried to explain what the water district could be -- would be working for. >> the age of the pipes are approximately late '50s, approximately and i'm not aware of when the last repair/replacement was done on the street. >> reporter: this happened around 3:00 this morning. residents will have to check with the water district for reimbursement and crews behind me they have to dig up the pipe to determine the exact cause why it burst overnight. reporting live in bell le veer, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san mateo police are searching now for a man who flashed a woman who was pushing her niece in a stroller. it happened near the hillsdale shopping center. she