california delta and the central valley region are among the bonet mobile. next, ballston,, the infrastructure and homes face dangers from rising sea levels. much of the land is only a few feet above sea level. as the levels rise during this century, boston neighborhoods, highways, and waterfront areas will be flooded. new york city, i was surprised to learn how close the city is to the ocean. major business centers and residential areas are at sea level. the infrastructure like tunnels are actually below sea level. several months after our trip, hurricane sandy showed the world how vulnerable this region is. in your neighborhood, too, rising sea levels will have an impact. low-lying areas along the potomac theare already flood prone. with sea level rise, more areas are at risk, including highways, subways, and national monuments. a final stop was the university of hawaii, where i consulted with the professor fletcher, an expert on sea level rise. prexy level rise is a term that describes the rise of sea level as the result of global warming. the major green

next, we traveled to the california delta, covering over 1,000 square miles. the california delta is an expansive estuary where the sacramento and san joaquin rivers meet. the california delta includes some of the state's most productive farmland and provide water for 2/3 of the state's residents. over the years the land has subsided so it is now below sea level. the land is protected by an elaborate system of levees vulnerable to overtopping and failure and require constant maintenance. the california delta in the central valley regions are among the most vulnerable to sea level rise. next stop was boston, an oceanfront city with homes, businesses, and infrastructure that face dangers from rising sea levels. much of the city built is at or only a few feet above sea level right now. as sea levels rise during this century, boston's neighborhoods, highways, and waterfront areas will be dreaded. on to new york city i was surprised to learn how close the city is to the ocean. major business centers and residential areas are at sea level. infrastructure like subway

we'll start about the beautiful asparagus now, california grown from the delta region coming in thinhich is great when you broil this: $1.79 a great value. still imported in bartlett pairs coming in now the as a great value and great, great quality. when you buy them a little bit of mint and yellowing is perfect. store them on the counter. you can find these imported pears for as low as 79 cents a pound. last but not least, cluster tomatoes. the prices are fantastic in the market. i see them as low as 99 cents a pound but the average price on ads is roughly about $1.49 a pound. that's a great value especially if you want to make a wonderful caprese salad. and i'm tony tantillo, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> applications are open for a job that's out of this world. a mission to mars could be a reality coming up next and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 1-888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,, when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worr

again a system is in southern california and there is rain out there. 28234 tahoe -- 28 in tahoe and the delta breeze is making its way out and cooler, today will be the coolest day, 70s for some areas that were much of warmer. san rafael, walnut creek, pittsburgh antioch, 60s, low in berkeley and alameda, 68 in milpitas, saratoga, sunny veil, 65 in menlo park. mostly sunny, it does look warmer over the weekend. >>> all right, steve, 6:11, we have information on that huge barge explosion and just in, new reports on that fire fight. >>> plus in an oakland neighborhood, who is being targeted and the actions they are taking. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back. we have some new information about that

33 and that's a howling sea breeze going out to the delta and that's assure sign out towards sacramento. clouds are getting helped in southern californiahat's the source of our cool down. speaking of our temperatures, 53, dallas, 47 atlanta 30s and 40s and we have a lot of record lows in the deep south and for us, we will bottom out and we have more coming up and we have a fresh breeze more out of the west. upper 60s and lower 70s and we are going 65 today. livermore 76 and we have some mild conditions and we have to go pretty far to get that. >>> thank you steve. european markets are mixed this morning and that's about the same pattern for markets in the far east overnight. hong kong has up nearly 1% but the shanghai index dropped nearly 1% after an increase in oil prices. our numbers indicate an opening across the board for the nasdaq and s&p 500, we were mixed by the close and right now it looks like a 50 point gain for the dow jones industrial average. >>> a battle in front of a state senator opens up in front of his colleagues, his personal revelation during a debate over same-sex marriage. >>> what a man did over an argument with

showers through the northern california we are going to see the wind pick up for the morning our. and we still lead the wind advisory for the deltan. notice, the wind picking up in the 20 m.p.h. for a number of locations. tomorrow will be warmer but breezy. temperatures will continue. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. skip the warehouse. quilted northern is $10.99 for 24 double rolls. and dryer's ice cream is just $2.99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. center station with no issues.and although there are dogs doing details and more officers around, we're told at this time there's no target. bart's message to passengers is if you see something suspicious, whether a person, package, or activity, to report it.in kron 4 news. >> and a recap tonight on the terror attack at the boston marathon. two explosions -- rock the city near the crowded finish line area

california in mexico. it runs dry in the burning sands of mexico before reaching its delta in most years; a delta where jaguars once roamed green, lush wetlands. [robert redford] there are too many dams you should take dams out, let the water flow naturally the way it used to. if something isn't done pretty quick that takes us back to where we were in a more natural state, then we're going to have a serious problem, we've already got a problem, which we can see. water is a huge problem, because it's a reflection of global warming and out of control development, and that has to be brought back into order. [narrator] a refuge lies in the great salt lake of the american west. the great salt lake is an anomaly; a body of salt water far from the shores of an ocean. gunnison island is a visit to a sanctuary; nestled in the security of an inland sea. it is home to colonies of american white pelicans. white beaches of encrusted salt are ringed by magenta water; so-colored by algae and salinity. biologists hope to learn more about threats to american white pelicans; including those, which are man-made. [john neill] the

california. again to continue to tomorrow but not as bad as today. overnight, we will see, conditions except for the delta and you'll see when picking up and fare fell by 5:00 a.m. and will be breezy to raw afternoon with wind gusts and 20 mi. per hour opposed the third is a forest. temperature rise tomorrow, were seen much warmer conditions titmouse tend to 10 degrees warmer. temperatures getting back in the '70s by wednesday's and thursday and possibly in the '80s this weekend. >> pam: we continue to follow the developments of the boston marathon bombings tonight. nearly 150 people are wounded. police are examining this surveillance video to see people carrying packages into the area. security tight around country tonight at airports you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years

california there are other ties and other conflicts, right? >> the environmentalists are sitting right out there and they say it's harmful to the delta's ecosystems out one study after another. they also complain about the cost and we're not talking about a small amount here, and somewhere between 24 billion and 50 billion. brown has a size abable chunk saying the environmentalists. we're not willing to play ball. so does this, with that lack of support does this make this a nonstarter or does jerry brown -- is this one of the ones he's willing to go to the mat for? >> you have to take a step back and look at policy making here. agricultural democrats are not the same way as environmental democrats and it gsz the same way as republicans and policy making takes place in all kinds of crosscurrents, if you will. so yeah, the easiest way to distinguish people who govern is to look at their party and the elephant or the donkey and how however you want to see it. the agricultural democrats and saying, you know, we can't go with this and that's what's divided everything up. so the coastal democrats are going one way and the democrats are the other way.

california country," learn how one woman is soaring with a sour fruit. >> they make everything taste a meyer lemon in tastes better because it has a meyer lemon in it. >> then it's a delta favorite. learn why these spears are so special and why they'll have you singing for your supper. >> [singing in italian] >> then it's time to stop and smell and eat the roses at this unique farm. it's all ahead, and it starts now. welcome to "california country." i'm your host, tracy sellers. we're in the bay area today, enjoying a sweet taste of success, and ironically it's all based on one sour little fruit. if you've never tried a meyer lemon, then you may just be in the minority these days. softer, juicier, and sweeter than your common household eureka lemon, the meyer has quickly built a devoted following and one that includes karen morss. she is the epitome of the statement "when life hands you lemons, make lemonade," but in her case, she took it a step further and made a lemon empire. it all started back in 2004, when zoning laws prohibited her from building on her backyard land, so she built an orchard instead, an orchard that was inspired by one famous lady. >> i love meyer