and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> 156 days until the olympics and they're preparing around the clock. today, a terror scenario test in london. everything from injured visitors to subway threats were part of today's drill. britain's police, fire and ambulance service tested their ability to deal with the terrorist attack. but it's all for practice and hopefully, it stays that way. some revived painful memories of the attacks on the transit system. the olympics begin on july 22nd. >>> a place where slaves were once traded will become the home of a national museum honoring history. president obama and the first lady attended today's ground breaking ceremony for the national museum of african-american history and culture. this was the 19th museum in the smithsonian institution and will tell the history of african-american life, culture and art. it's scheduled to open on the national mall in 2015. >>> parking has become such an issue in downtown burrling game that now, you need your credit car

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. remember what happened there one year ago today. of >>> welcome back, 6:43. people in new zealand are pausing to remember what happened there one-year-old today. they observed a moment of silence in christchurch today. a massive earthquake devastated the city last year. 185 people died. today hundreds of wrecked buildings are still waiting for demolitions so that reconstruction can begin. >>> there she goes! a bridge was demolished in dramatic fashion in ohio. explosives were set up to blow up the bridge crashing it into the river in a matter of seconds for a "blowed up." the demolition happened without any problems. the 83-year-old bridge was closed down two years ago because of bad conditions. >>> we have more questions about a cannonball mishap that may come up tonight during a "mythbusters" event in dublin. >> they are speaking at dublin high as part of national engineers week. school raiders say they expect some to ask questions -- school leaders say they expect to ask qu

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. >>> good morning. lots of sunshine come our way again and what a day it was yesterday. couple of record-breaking temperatures. today we are going to be close. it is going to be very warm outside. the winds likely to kick up over some of the mountaintops. you're going to want to watch out for that especially in the north and east bay hills. but mostly clear start, mild-to- warm temperatures again toward the afternoon. but enjoy it. we have some major changes on the way. high pressure holding in for one more day. some breezy conditions over the north an east bay hills. 20- to 30-mile-an-hour winds above 1,000 feet gusts up to 50 miles an hour. this ridge is holding on for today. it will weaken by tomorrow. more of a sea breeze going to kick in then and probably return with some low clouds and fog. so yeah, enjoy the day today. a lot of sunshine around the state. 70s into the central valley in sacramento. 69 in fresno. the high country 49 degrees in lake tahoe. 70 degrees into mont

california pacific medical center is going to be building this. i find it shocking. why didn't you do the research to find out there was no study done? this is a block away from a sewage plant, a toxic environment. we know this is true. you have just been allocated $300 billion, or was it $300 million, to have the city repaired. this is shocking. all 10 of you voted for this without doing any research. i called you personally a half hour before you made your decision, supervisor avalos. president chiu: direct your comments to all members of the board. >> i called him a half-hour before he made his decision, and he knew. someone needs to have the courage to say maybe i am not sure. i find it shocking that each of you voted for a rezoning that should not have taken place in an industrial area. everyone knows that is contaminated. everyone knows that is an industrial environment. president chiu: thank you very much. the speaker. -- next speaker. >> my name is mr. maxwell. this board of supervisors uses trickery analyze for the citizens of san francisco to put ballot ini

if you are not familiar, we currently have a california campus and a pacific campus, and the plan iser campus and consolidate those services into one larger hospital at the old cathedral hill spa on van ness, and that is going to have a huge impact, both in terms of the neighborhood in district 2, not only the new campus, but what happens to the pacific and california campus. also, is a huge job creator. we're making sure to do it in a way to we have every constituent buy into the project, create a ton of new jobs, and move forward with a health care system that benefits all of us. otherwise, some of the other issues coming up -- francisco reservoir in russian hill is going to be an issue that comes up. we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transportation to really make sure we understand exactly what is happening at this point in time in the project. that is just a

also, i talked about the mayor's office and the projectç sponsos in regards to california pacific andisedç -- became apprised of where we are on that. >> commissioners, thank you. we can move on to directors reportç, directors announcemen. ç>> thank you, linda. i would also like to on behalf of the department welcome commissionerççç wuç. weç look forward to workingç h you very much. i did want to report quickly on theçç meeting last night that commissioner borden mentioned. itç was a veryç interesting e. because of the location on market street, i think, and the timing of the eveable to come immediately after work, and a lot of people who came were people i did not recognize from previous events, so it was a nice variety of people. in a nutshell, the green connections study is funded by the strategic growth counsel at the state, which is a consortium çof state departments. çit is a two-year grant. the first is meant to look at a city wide network of green pen spacesççç and the city's water.and not only for people to use, but for wildlife. the second phase of the gran

it's the california pacific beach coast in california and there are a lot of figures to look at, and i find it interesting. and under that is an alfred barstat that is actually a painting of the south lawn of the white house. he stayed here a few times. the painting is a very different view than we have now if we look out the window, because, now, of course, the washington monument and the jefferson memorial are both in that view, but they weren't when he stayed here. so it's a painting of tiger creek, which has sort of turned into the tidal basin and it's a different view that other presidents would have had earlier. >> what of your renovation project? >> i've worked on a number of things. we've refurbished the lincoln bedroom. i would say that's the lincoln bedroom. i would say that's the biggest renovation project we've worked on. the lincoln bedroom was last done by truman when he set it up to be the lincoln bedroom, to have the lincoln furniture in it. when lincoln lived here, the room was his office, and at that time, the west wing was not built and the last -- at the end of th

works with all of the senior centers around the city, we have a terrific partnership with the california pacific medical center to provide critical physical and mental health services, work with the institute on aging, stepping stone, the lgbt community center, the lgbt committee partnership, a critical thing for housing and service providers to discuss how better to serve these populations. we are building that infrastructure that is critically important for this growing population. in these very challenging economic times, it seems timely and appropriate to focus on the need of this particularly vulnerable population and how we can work together to meet the needs being raised here today. lgbt seniors are adaptive, resilient, some of the strongest people i have ever met, but our community faces. and take challenges and obstacles, and i look forward to working with the supervisors and the human rights commission and how we could put these resources together to confront all of these challenges. thank you. supervisor farrell: ok, so our final two presenters. the director of adult mental- health at

. >> reporter: california pacific medical center drug abuse expert galloway says with coffee or sodal stomach puts the breaks on taking too much caffeine. >> this is a different way of taking it. there doesn't seem to be a break to use one of these cylinders, two, three at one time. >> causes anxiety attacks. >> i can't concentrate if i have too much energy that i can't control. >> reporter: death can occur when combining caffeine with other drugs. >> my concern is people will take it with alcohol. >> reporter: limit three a day and convenient says the manufacturers. >> it's lemon lime, i like it. pretty practical. like into the future. >> so we get to do a society wide experiment and see how it turn out, who gets in trouble and who doesn't. >> reporter: unless the fda stops it. health and science editor, john fowler ktvu. >> on our facebook wall tonight we asked if you would try caffeine that can be inhaled. cristina dalton says why would i inhale it if i love the taste of coffee and diet soda so much. and roberto said, i will give it a shot, less calories right. >>> mitt romney spo

. >> reporter: california pacific medical center drug abuse expert galloway says with coffee or sodaull stomach puts the breaks on taking too much caffeine. >> this is a different way of taking it. there doesn't seem to be a break to use one of these cylinders, two, three at one time. >> causes anxiety attacks. >> i can't concentrate if i have too much energy that i can't control. >> reporter: death can occur when combining caffeine with other drugs. >> my concern is people will take it with alcohol. >> reporter: limit three a day and convenient says the manufacturers. >> it's lemon lime, i like it. pretty practical. like into the future. >> so we get to do a society wide experiment and see how it turn out, who gets in trouble and who doesn't. >> reporter: unless the fda stops it. health and science editor, john fowler ktvu. >> on our facebook wall tonight we asked if you would try caffeine that can be inhaled. cristina dalton says why would i inhale it if i love the taste of coffee and diet soda so much. and roberto said, i will give it a shot, less calories right. >>> mitt romney s

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterw, that is grammy award-winning violinist joshua bell from his latest c doctor. his 36th. >>> it went right to number one on billboard's classical traditional chart. joshua bell is with us in studio 57. nice to have you here this morning. >> thanks. thanks for having me her this morning. >> it's not what you expect when you think of a violinist. >> there's so much energy. >> that's the misconception about classical music. this particular album "french impressions" has some of that. it also has, i think, the music of the french repertoire. it has some of the most beautiful music. there's plenty of excitement. >> it's more to me than excitement. i've had the pleasure of seeing you perform twice live. i have to say, joshua, i had no idea playing the violin could be so strenuous. >> it snies when i was watching you, you actually did work up a sweat. >> oh, yeah. >> i don't know if that's just your style or if that's what happens to everybody because it was like watching you -- you are so f

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutters you. >>> lots of sunshine today, one more day of possible record highs, temperatures way above average, look for temperatures to be in the mid to upper 70s, near 80 degrees, breezy to windy at times as well. >> time is now 8:14. we're following overnight news from afghanistan. nato says an afghan soldier killed two american soldiers and and wounded four others. the afghan soldier was furious about the recent burning of korans at an american military base. the pentagon further tightened security at u.s. military bases across afghanistan, and just a couple hours ago this is the video we got in from one military base in bagram. also this morning, president obama sent a letter to the afghan government, apologizing for the koran burns,. >>> and new this morning, a car bomb blew up a mini bus terminal in pakistan killing 12 people, including four children. that bomb packed with 100 pounds every explosives hit a dozen vehicles waiting to carry passengers throughout the country. an investiga

heading to the americas, it is fair quieut thisre going to change in california. a pacific system is moving into this area and bringing torrential rain starting late tonight. the sierras may see more than 20 centimeters of snow in one day. in the southern tip of florida, we will see thunder thundershowers through tuesday. here are highs expected on tuesday. the eastern seaboard still on the warmer side. 13 degrees expected in d.c. a 17n atnta. finally let's go over to europe. a very strong and very large siberian high pressure system is still blanketing much of the continent, bringing biting cold conditions. unfortunately it is going to stay here awhile, so cold conditions continue throughout the week. and we have a very active low pressure system in the eastern mediterranean, and it is continuously bringing in thundershowers as well as snow, and gusty winds. as you can see, the lin are ose together meaning fierce winds are blowing in the balkan peninsula and italy. in bulgaria, winds reached 140 kilometers per hour, but unfortunately those stormy conditions will persist he

rain and snow will fall in the southwest including southern california. the pacificorthwest will have showers and the northeast will be dry. s, the new york knicks haven't yet lost when jeremy lin is in the lineup. last night in toronto, the stands were sprinkled with lin signs but jose calderon helped the raptors stay in front for most of the game. in the fourth period, lin kicked it in to high gear with a driving layup. then an inside pass for amari stoudemire jam from him and one with of lin's 11 assists in that one. the game-winning three-pointer with a half second left on the clock. lin says he's just grateful to get the opportunity. >> thankful that the coach and my teammates trust me with the ball at the end of the game and you know, i like having it at the end of the game. but i'm just very thankful. >> the fans are thankful too. lin had 27 points for the night as the knicks won their sixth straight, 90-87. >>> in los angeles, >>> how gasol scored seven out of 20 int in the last 5 1/2 minutes to lead the lakers against the atlanta hawks and metta world peace

heading to the americas, it is fairly quiet, but things are going to change in california. a pacific system is moving into this area and bringing torrential rain starting late tonight. the sierras may see more than 20 centimeters of snow in one day. in the southern tip of florida, we will see thunder thundershowers through tuesday. here are highs expected on tuesday. the eastern seaboard still on the warmer side. 13 degrees expected in d.c. and 17 in atlanta. finally let's go over to europe. a very strong and very large siberian high pressure system is still blanketing much of the continent, bringing biting cold conditions. unfortunately it is going to stay here awhile, so cold conditions continue throughout the week. and we have a very active low pressure system in the eastern mediterranean, and it is continuously bringing in thundershowers as well as snow, and gusty winds. as you can see, the lines are close together, meaning fierce winds are blowing in the balkan peninsula and italy. in bulgaria, winds reached 140 kilometers per hour, but unfortunately those stormy conditions will

the san francisco examiner reports that's because of prolonged negotiations over the california pacific medical center's plans to build a new facility on cathedral hill. the hospital wants to move most of its beds from its four san francisco hospitals to the new hospitals so it can comply with a seismic safety mandate without retro fitting its four aging facility. the hospital must move the patients to the new building by january 2015. >>> a reward is growing this morning to try and help catch the vandals who damaged a new school building in richmond. congress imagine george miller of martinez is adding $25,000 to the already $20,000 reward. it could take up to a half million dollars to make all the repairs needed. richmond police say if you happen to know anybody who was involved with this, please give them a call. >>> 5:05. a south bay mom faces charges along with her son in the stabbing of a 13-year-old boy. san jose police say this 42-year-old woman drove her 15-year-old son away from the scene near glenfirth and clear view drives. the stabbing followed an argumentyounger teens had.

of yanza media group and commissioner, natasha cowersaw, california commission on asian and pacific islanderaffairs, and law partner with the law offices of g.c.r. l.l.p. unfortunately, all three judges were not able to join us tonight to present the awards. but we have three very capable individuals who are proud to make the presentations on their behalf. and now for the presentation of the emerging leadership award, please join me in welcoming supervisor eric marr. [applause] >> thank you. i'm actually not speier mar. -- supervisor mar. but we went to the same high school in sacramento so i'll stand in for him. i'm pleased to announce the finalists and recipients for the emerging leadership award. in the interests of time, we have all of the criteria listed in the award booklet. but it's important for us to recognize and celebrate the next generation of leadership, passion, and commitment to serving the asian pacific community. and it's critical also that we ensure that our voices, our needs and concerns continue to be heard and addressed. i would like to ask the finalists for the emerging

california. three giant pacific octopi are now on display at san francisco's aquarium of the bay.y were caught by a crab fisherman earlier this week. and these deep-sea creatures. they were eating better than most octopus. they're being hand-fed crabs. lots of crabs. those are delicious grilled. the octopi are. >> they are. >>> how far would you go to get a date on valentine's day? what about this? these guys braved the cold and lined up with hopes of finding a new love. this is called the mile of meet. and it's held annually, up in your native neck of the woods there outside of philly. the men wait in a long line, while single women, they walk by, they size them up, maybe ask a couple of questions. and then they either move on or they make a date. have you heard of this before? >> i have heard of this. >> kind of like speed dating where they do that in restaurant. but here, you just line up on the road. >> wouldn't that be awful if you just get walked by? >> you're the one guy standing by, waiting, waiting. they never come. hope everybody has a ,, i just had it with cable. it jus

pacific northwest. another rainy day in northern california into the pacific north -- coastal pacific northwest. showers in the mid mississippi river valley. we have snow making it into the central plains. sunny and mild through the gulf coast. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms continue in southern florida. >> and good morning, everyone. a nice afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 40's and lo >>> and that's your latest weather. we'd like you to meet james gale, the young man, 11 years old, got to run the first football onto the field they played super bowl xlvi with. you're a national winner of the play 60 super kid contest. what was that like, running out on the field like that? >> it was really cool. but it's also scarry. i got used to it. it was awesome. >> this is a culmination of great stuff. you got to meet first lady michelle obama? >> yeah. >> what was that like? >> it was cool, too. she was really nice. i also got to meet their dog. >> you got to meet bo? >> yeah. >> that's neat. the idea thatids need to get out and play for 60 minutes a day, is that something you do? play at l

much of california will dry out. pacificwest, there's a weak front coming onshore with light rain. shouldn't be all that bad. as we look towards tomorrow, looks like we're going to try to clear things out. high pressure builds into the northwest with sunshine hopefully. if you're watching us on kmtr 16 in eugene, oregon, a big valentine's day extra special with a big, wet smooch. sea lion kisses at the oregon coast aquarium. that's your pacific event of the day. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this year's "sports illustrated" swim suit issue is out. 19-year-old kate upton is just one who has appeared on the coveted cover of the swim suit edition. kate's uncle is a michigan congressman. her great grandfather was one of the founders of whirlpool. >> that explains it. >> stop. >>> elsewhere, paul mccartney and wife nancy stopped by the beverley hilton hotel monday to lay a bouquet of roses for whitney houston. >>> believe it or not a trending topic on twitter

. >>> a man was rescued after falling 25 feet down a steep cliff along the pacific ocean in california. the victim had been out walking and bent down to pick up his cat when he lost his balance. he suffered only minor injuries. >>> all right. don't feel too badly for this group of mourners. they are merry widows, part of a celebration known as joe cain day. cain is credited with bringing mardi gras to mobile, alabama, and for more than 30 years, the ladies have held a procession leading to his burial site. >>> finally, what better time than presidents' day weekend for the washington nationals to hold presidential mascot auditions. george washington, thomas jefferson, and abraham lincoln are all well represented, but being president isn't easy. you have to be able to run 200 yards wearing what amounts to a 12-foot-high costume, including, of course, that 45-pound head, so it looks like he's going to go down. yeah, but i guess it's all part of it, right? to fall over. >> it's to make you smile and laugh. >> right, right. >> and it worked. >> yeah. i guess you're right. >> good morning to

. >>> a man was rescued after fall 25g feet down a steep cliff along the pacific ocean in california. the victim had been out walking and bent down to pick up his cat when he lost his balance. he suffered only minor injuries. >>> all right. don't feel too badly for this group of mourners. they are merry widows, part of a celebration known as joe kane day. kane is credited with bringing mardi gras to mobile, alabama, and for more than 30 years women have held a procession leading to his burial site. >>> finally, what better time than presidents' day weekend for washington nationals to hold auditions. george washington, thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln are all well represented but being president isn't easy. you have to be able to wear 200 yards which amounts to a high costume include tag 45-pound head, so it is definitely no easy feat but bill karins is throwing his had into the ring. >> you have to do it without running into each other and falling over. >> have you ever done anything like that? >> no. but i always enjoy being at the games and watching that. >>> let's talk about th

rain from coastal california into the pacific northwest. snow in the inner mountain regions.eather through the mid mississippi river valley. . >> good morning. it will be a nice day today. still above average for this time of year. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. now let's say hello to the latest contestant to have the scales tip against her on nbc's hit show "the biggest loser." good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm great. you started your journey on the ranch at 271 pounds. how much did you lose overall? >> 71 pounds. i weigh 200 pounds today. >> that's terrific. >> getting there. >> are you looking forward to being in the one-derland where people have lost a hundred or more? >> i'm looking forward toyota. >> you worked hard at home because you and your brother went home. then you came back. there was drama with your teammat teammates. and you gained two pounds, is that right? >> i definitely didn't throw the weigh in. i would never waste a week at the ranch unlike my teammates. my time there was precious. >> now you have moved into a new h

if they stop all imports into the california, what they would be eliminating is hydrofrom the pacific northwest, the lowest form of energy going into california today. as well as some of the coal plants built where power shifted into the los angeles basin. so the second study, i don't know where to start to be honest with you. i have found -- in fact, my paper shows just while mr. zycher was talking i have so many more things to say. i'm going to try to get through it in six minutes. i think there's three areas i'll focus on, land impacts, cost of renewables and integration costs. land impacts, 60 some-odd,000 acres for a wind farm is assinine. the base of a wind farm is a 20 by 20 pad, 30 by 30 pad with distribution transformers. you can farm under it. you can graze under it. can you do either things providing economic values under neat it. underneath transmission lines and wind lines. what that means is that you're not taking it out of service for a small amount of electricity. if you were taking it out -- if you were taking 60,000 acres out of service just for the development of wi

rain from california to the pacific northwest. cold kigtss in the plains.strong storms along the southeastern coast. rain in the pacific northwest. presidents' day, sunny, cold, windy in the northeast. snowshowers in the central plains. rain in central texas. sunny along the west coast. >> good morning.ds in the m we're starting out with some areas of drizzle and low clouds. into the afternoon, it will be mostly sunny and pleasant. >> this long holiday weekend, check your weather any time day or night on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. savannah? >> all right, al. thanks. up next, the reality tv producer has now been ordered to stand trial in the death of his wife in mexico. natalie is live with the latest. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> nearly two years ago monica beresford redman was found dead at a resort in mexico. her husband, a top reality tv producer was charged with her killing. now he is battling for freedom in a mexican court. natalie morales takes a look at the case tonight on "dateline." she has a preview from miami. >> go

out toward the west, toward the pacific northwest and into california, heavy rain could be possible in cascades and in sierras. this could actually be accompanied with very strong winds and gusts reaching up to 100 kilometers per hour. sustained winds of 50 to 70. that combined could bring you low visibility, reduced visibility, as well as blowing snow and snow drifts. taking a look at temperatures. well, los angeles at 16 degrees and oklahoma city reaching up to 21 with lots of sunny spells for your late day. and new york at 7 degrees with heavy rain. let's now take a look at europe. turkey's going to be disturbed with a heavy dump of snow. still yet to come toward the east. to the north, that's all going to be heavy snow, as well. toward southwestern norway, the precipitation is going to be a mixture of wintry precipitation. out toward the west and central portion of europe, well, things are looking continuously warmer. vienna reaching up to 14 degrees already. and lisbon at 15. here's the extended forecast. ♪ >>> as we've been reporting, north korea says it will immediately halt enr

rain and snow will fall from the pacific northwest to northern california. >>> in sports this morninge l.a. clippers traveled north to portland to take on the trailblazers. blake griffin showed his stuff early on with a rebound and a slam. led the clippers for 21 point and 14 rebounds in the fourth. a fast break. a three-pointer by mo williams. with a minute to go, chris paul gave l.a. enough breathing room. the final 74-71. >>> in chicago, the bulls had a lead over boston early in the third. this makes the highlight reel. the slam. the celtics made a charge and led briefly but the bulls kept pressing. wound up with 23 points. chicago wins this one 89-80. >>> college ball now. north carolina state at duke. well into the second half, look at an upset in the making. nc state's brown scored 19 points. the wolfpack led by as much as 20. the blue devils came back. seth curry for a reverse lay-in. austin rivers for three. to give duke the lead on the way to victory. 78-73. >>> finally, baseball fans are mourning hall of fame catcher gary carter. an 11-time allstar in 19 seasons. carter play

the rest of the country today we have showers in the pacific northwest. southern california, we are looking at snowshowers in >> good morning.land. temperatures should make it into the 60's even though we will see some cloud cover and some off >>> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> okay, al. thanks. this morning on today's money 911 our team of experts helps solve your financial problems. jean chatzky is author of "money 911." david bach is the author of "debt free for life." and sharon epperson, good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> stacy writes my fiance's credit is pretty poor. he's convinced if he can continue to avoid the creditors the debt will eventually fall off his credit record. i'm not in agreement. we have joint checking and savings accounts. before we get married i want him to get his own checking account and manage it responsibly. i'm not sure how to discuss this with him. >> there is so much that worries me about this question. i don't know where to start. yes, he's right on a technicality. eventually they will go away. i have visions of this

pacific. over the northwest in northern california.hile another system sweeps across the great lakes into new england. >>> in sports this morning, phil mickelson crushed tiger woods and everyone else at pebble beach. he started the day two shots behind woods. an eagle putt put him under and never looked back. woods finished in 15th place. mickelson finished at 17 under. his fourth victory at pebble beach. he's only the ninth player in pga history with 40 career wins. >>> the heat marched into atlanta and scorched the hawks. >>> lebron james was on fire. in the first, he goes between two defenders for the rim hanging jam. ended up scoring 23 points. chris bosh finished with 14. the heat crushed the hawks 107-97. miami now winners of ten of their last 12 games and show time in boston. check out rondo. he does a bounce pass through his legs back to chris wilcox for the jam in the fourth against the bulls. makes a great steal, then does the alley oop pass to harris. johnson, celtics outlast chicago final score 95-91. >>> when we come back,