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these are portions of the cliff rotates out to sea. >> when we look at this cliff, can you tell us what of the features that we can see? >> we are lucky to have a very fresh exposure. there is a large overhanging block. at the very edge, you can see the roots coming out. they are part of the problem. in addition, these are sandstone and shale. they have been uplifted and faulted and put into the position they are in today. on the cliff face, you can see the bedding of the shale. there are vertical cracks that filled the water and plans is growing. -- and plants are growing. the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are he

i know you're up on a cliff a little bit near the wharf at santa cruz and you got cliffs pretty much although there are some low-lying areas. are there evacuations down there or is it pretty much wait and see? >> reporter: some of the residents that i have spoken with said they haven't had any evacuations yet. i did speak with a man earlier this morning who is actually not from this area, but he got woken up at 3 a.m. by his wife saying you need to turn on the news, so many people a little scared. but many people are more curious than anything. they want to see if they can maybe see the tsunami coming or see of in they can see the waves increase onshore. >> it is coming we understand about 90 minutes away. cassandra treasure-jones live in santa cruz, thank you. >>> let's get right to lawrence tracking the latest warnings. i know lawrence you have been monitoring hawaii very closely, as well. >> yeah. guys, i understand the curiosity factor. people want to see the tsunami but folks, this can be a very, very dangerous situation. and we are talking, you know, it doesn't sound like a lot

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cliff stearns was born at a very early age and hospital to be near his mother. cliff? [laughter] thank you for that nice introduction. i would say to all of you that i sincerely believe we are on the cusp of a brand new technological lead vance met in this country with the innovation we see in the ipad and the motorola and other things i think it is clear the confluence of the wireless phone together with a broadband, high-definition television the we're going to create brand new products and technologies and this is going to start creating more productivity in this country. frankly it has potential even though in the economy is weak it has potential to create millions of new jobs and along the way of course pro-growth. this is not just my opinion. mardy cooper is the father of the cell phone and was asked about the cell phone and he talked about it. he actually said that the cell phone is in the beginning stage of its revolution and that's hard to believe because we have a fourth generation wireless just coming out. .. >> which i think is the hypertext markup language

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there is still a cliff in the bill. there was a cliff in the original bill, there is a cliff now. also, this idea that repaying a subsidy to which one is not entitled is somehow a new concept. within the original health care legislation, it still is in the original health care legislation, we just believe we need to take further steps to protect the taxpayers. and i would also say that if you look at the legislation, there is, on page 123, a subpart b eligibility determination where applicants apply for the subsidy and they're required to report certain things, but they're also required under this section to report changes in circumstances. that obligation is on the taxpayer, on the person seeking the subsidy and that is in their legislation and we think that's an important concept to protect. let's stick with the facts. the fact is the increased tax reporting requirements enacted last year will hurt our ability to create jobs. the 1099 provision hurts our ability to create jobs in this country. fact, the unemployment rate has been stuck at or above 9% for nearly two years. and th

and daring ambition we made a russian is taking cliff diving to new heart. that start with the continental league playoffs hockey league playoffs the defending champion. hanging in there beating sound about your life for nearly new for to maintain a slim hopes of reaching the last four having lost their three games in this best of seven series back to win survivor nickel cap and got the first goal in the opening period and two more followed in the second elects motors of doubling cell about sleepy before myself those that made it rain it. and to cap it dominating performance young person in the fall from the front so right now the one down they still have to win all the remaining matches to reach the last ball. so confirmation of that one them while it's all square and the other contest regular season champions and on guard tied that series it's clear to see that a hard fought three two win over met in the. champions league in milan and manchester united have made it through to the quarter finals in buying munich respectively on tuesday night into the defend

there is a cliff now. what we're saying is, we need to see that the american taxper is protected an with that, i yield two minutes to a distinguished member of the wame committee, the gentleman from texas, mr. brady. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman may proceed. mr. brady: i want to follow on with what chairman camp made such an importanpoint here. this new national takeover of health care is just a mess. in so many ways. two of them we highlight today. one, our democratic friend heaped a huge new pay-for -- paperwork burden on our small businesses that none of them can comply with. then ty create a loophole where some people in america can get taxpayer subsidies, even if they don't qualify for them let's be clear. today we are fixing two huge democratic messes. that they made. and we're going to fix them because ousmall businesses can't take more of this burden. many of them are barely hanging on as it is. with these huge deficits, we can't afford more fraud and abuse in our government system. so we

russel's early cliff. if retreating 15th his death if they can. the press and republicans are try him more of what is planned. if we will refund some of the financial problems that california is facing shall >>brian: hours are heavy in the north bay, i will tell you how long the rain is going to last coming. >>vicki: will be awhile before and you realize the full effect of the japan quake. if how of the population of this japanese coastal town remains missing. if that is 9500 people. were able to look back at the lasting impact of the fray. face of this shows us fair and with less monthly in zealand. >>reporter: that 3244652 minutes to replace rockface church. the quake was the second major tremor to strip the city was less powerful from the trauma of the hit plus a four. gannett chain buildings and killing no one. experts say the fed and replace it with a leader because of a full-service city and more people little, if in place in china. it left more than 610,000 injured if fresh fish try to fulfill that if the liver real- life also in april, and

resident along lockhart gulch road noticed parts of the cliff breaking off this morning. then it all came down around 2 this afternoon and jackie was waiting with her i-phone. >> anyone there was that's going down. we kept thinking it was going down any minute. oh, man. oh, man. l oh, my gosh. oh. [ screaming] pishtion the slide is about 2 to 300 feet long and about 150 feet wide. it wiped out a power line and cut off about 25 homes from the main road. residents can walk around it but no vehicle are getting by. scott valley fire district says the slide is still moving ever so slightly. >> most of the cliff around the valley are made up of the mud stone which is very unstable rock. in fact you can still hear few chunk breaking off up there. >>reporter: it came within 30 yard of the home. sealed off the entrance to rick's drivewa driveway. >> we always have small slide. happens every year. 2 to 6 slides a year that we have to kind of clean up. to clear off the roadway so that we cap get down. so it's not a big surprise. >>reporter: fwhu was the biggest one many people have

we need to get back home >>henry: conley you are one of the great cliff of artificial intelligence andall and end all. if we have 45 seconds to explain. what is going happen with computers are they going to take over? >> very is this his rate of leaving computers are about to become intelligent and takeover. they never do. the tourists get faster and faster and bigger and bigger, that the computer stuff at smarter. a famous computer person at mit, says his people don't realize why? they don't have a common fund for knowledge, they don't understand is the simple things like one your daddy's they get. if >>henry: 9 and the folks because i have been a hue and move on. i apologize. we talk for another album please. marty will just take over. we have all these other tsunami some things this is life. to a vote is called all things shiny. this is a great golf and philosophy through his eyes. we already had picture. if they do for joining us. off we will be back with more from four morning news. breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers

problems like corporations avoiding paying billions and axes while we're in the middle of the fiscal cliff this is usa on top they're out in front of bank of america shutting it down because they paid no taxes it was our own to us every day by the left no it's not new. i think i'd let some progress on the corner mean that you know let's not where does one begin with that statement first of all it wasn't just one n.p.r. executive there was also there were more they were trying to arrange it except five million dollars and give them honestly the government on it here are muslim brothers it all sort of organization actually did. the talking point memos make clear that the only objection they had that it might not work and this one of it one of the ways they set up a company they had no moral objection to accepting this money. news i have to tell you the white house every day every day in front of the white house there are protests hundreds of protesters i don't know who the hell they are going to be on the news i mean that's the breaks you know to me they shut down a few more banks but he did

rainfall pushes from the ground water and out of the cliff. as you can see, the slides artistic one of many types of landslides or slope failures. >> do we have all of these kind of failures in san francisco? >> unfortunately, we have them all. the rock from here is used from the sea wall. it came from this hill. it was a itgnoll that was present. because of this blasting that occurred, the rock is weak. while most of the time, there are times of heavy rain. sometimes, this has nothing to do with the rainfall. iraq is 50 to an old and then it just falls. in this particular area where we're standing, we have seen the wall at the base. >> the big steel beams with the fence. this is an effective way of preventing the rock that does fall from causing damage. that might protect the bottom of the hill but it doesn't do anything over the hill. >> it has long been my understanding that the city of san francisco says and the building department takes this position that there is no one buildable lot -- unbuildable lot. i wonder if this is realistic. >>

residents watched as the rain soaked cliff crumbled throughout the day. as alan wanting reports, one woman captured it on video. >> she was waiting with her iphone. >> anybody was there, that is going on down. >> oh, no. >> -- oh, my god. >> the slide was about 200 to 300 feet long and 150 feet wide. it wiped out a power line and cut off 25 homes from the main road. residents can walk around it but no vehicles are getting by. scotts valley fire district says the slide is still moving ever so slightly. most of the cliffs around scotts valley are made up this mud stone which is unstable rock. you can still hear a few chunks breaking off. >> the slide came within 30 yards of these homes. it sealed off his driveway. >> we have small slides every year, two is on to six slides that we have to clean up so we can get down. notices a big surprise. >> but this was the biggest one many people of seen for a while. >> the county thinks it's going to take white a while to clean up the rubble. >> a geologist surveyed the slide and says the pile of rubble is still very u

scotts valley residents as a cliff crumbled throughout the day. alan wang captured the whole thing on video. >> she was waiting with her icht phone. >> anybody was there saying it was going down. police thought at any minute. >> oh, my god. >> the slide was about 200 feet long and 150 feet wide. it wiped out a power line and cut off about 25 homes from the main road. residents can walk around it but no vehicles are getting by. scotts valley fire district says the slide is still moving ever so slightly. >> most of the cliffs is made up of mud stion which is unstable rock, you can hear a few chunks breaking off. it came within 30 yards of these homes. it sealed off to rick's driveway. >> we have small slides every year, two to six slides we have to clear off the roadways so we can get down. it's not a big surprise. >> but this was the biggest one many people have seen for a while. >> the county seems it's going to take quite a while to clean up. it's a mess. >> they surveyed the slide and said the pile of rubble is very unstable which could make it

san francisco does not let people fall off the cliff and we cannot let organizations fall off the cliff. that is what sets us apart, part of our values we're here to support today. a few notes. lyon-martin, five under thousand dollars, that is fifty-five cents per day for health care, and that is a reasonable investment, especially for parts of the population that are extreme risk of hiv infection. if they are preventing people from getting hiv, it is saving the city $660,000 of lifetime medical costs. it is a wise investment. i think if people fall through the cracks, there will be consequences. i am also here to encourage everyone to not hobbled the organization. if we're going to invest the time and energy, let's do it right and put them on solid ground at and not have them living along in a way that does not serve anybody well. also, i come from the local community. they're very opinionated. it would like to express our opinions. i have not heard one single person make any kind of criticism whatsoever about the quality of the care they are receiving. that is weird, because my people

a chunk of highway crumbled down the cliff and slid into the ocean on wednesday. highways 101, 46, and 68 will be used as detours. >>> since we couldn't see it here in the bay area, we wanted to show you tonight's super moon. the moon is the closest it's been to earth since 1993, making it appear bigger and brighter than normal. of course, the clouds here obscured it. so you're going to have to just trust us. but although even if we could have seen it, you wouldn't want to stand out there in the rain and the wind. it's wild. >> it is impressive watching this storm system come on shore, bringing with it the strong, gusty winds. flood advisories up for the entire bay area. the rain has been coming down hard. in san francisco, check it out. we are starting it see a break as the frontal system will continue to progress at this speed. you can get an idea now as the system moves on by as we are seeing the rain fall continuing. but it's heading eastward in a hurry. that's good news, especially if we are worried about the heavy amounts of rain fall. in towards san jose, s

airing ambition we meet a russian is taking cliff diving to be part. of the continental hockey league playoffs day where defending champions. live for nearly a third surviving the garden cup quarter finals previously unbeaten south about to become the first side to reach the semifinals but for different players scored right bars in this surprisingly got side much what it's all square in the. other contests regular season champions of unguarded tied that series at sea wall could see a hard fought three c. win over metz and under a provision netting the winner having god into i have a time. problem football champions league into my land and united have made it through to the quarter finals there beating buying music a mass a respectively on cheese day night into the defending champion squeezing past buying with import and hundred gold four minutes from time out made it three to one a night and three three and i give it meaning into go three to the last eight one of wait goals and the other tied to manchester united so i became our say to one and all traf

i think we are so little too far from the edge of the cliff. we're getting closer, but i'm not sure if folks are looking at the edge and saying yeah, we better do something to avoid that. one of these days i hope that will happen. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. when they go first asking the question. it is my perception that policymaking in washington has really been driven by crisis over the last 10 years. i'm thinking oxley, even dodd-frank to some extent. clearly there would be some crisis, the event that will change those attitudes and my prompt action in terms of our public finances. and of course, we hope it won't be a crisis of greek nature, but something that will rally. what that might be? do you envision something had been that may change the perception in the public opinion, in the political spectrum? or do we really need to wait to become greece before something is done? >> i'll take a fair shot. look, t.a.r.p. was a crisis. congress generally waits for the crisis information basically threw the voters to act in a decisive mann

and carrying on bishop we need a russian who is taking cliff diving to new heights. but first let's start with the continental hockey league playoffs where looking much youth unscarred was just one win away from lining up a seven final meeting against each other both clubs all three were not in their best of seven series against another riga and atlanta respectively and both have home ice advantage since wednesday night those matches placing off just over top of the house curves mean once all of that could have gone into the stomach amazon cheers day that's defending champions at a state they want washed in their series thanks to a timely formula way when four different players were on the scoresheet for the visitors in far so at last and now three one it's to have to win all their remaining matches to reach the last fall. so governor that's why they knew the office being sat in the other contests have been god needed to record a hundred minute speech mesler and tie the series outs to all and that was the longest ever match entire trial history size made in three ove

on staring ambition we need a russian who's taking cliff diving to new heights. but first let's start with the continental hockey league playoffs where lucky fans scarborough's just one win away from lining up sunday final meeting against each other both clubs all three one up in their best of seven series against the dollar and atlanta respectively both have home ice advantage to this wednesday night as much as place not just a few minutes kwame was solid out of going to the semifinals interest like that's defending champions act as a state to want walsh and that's in response to a time before the away when both different place were sorry for different players one school for this is even far so i was pretty ones i'm still doing all the remaining matches to reach the last four. so confirmation of that result coming up while a new mark has been set in the other contests having god lead is a record one hundred ninety minutes to beat message it's like a series of tools and that was the longest i have a match in a paycheck history besides needing story over times so

my yearbook people said nice meeting you, cliff, because that's how i said kev. oh, cliff. tavis: how did you do that? >> i went to a speech therapist in san francisco by the name of joe mitzac and he cured me right there because i couldn't hear it. for all of those parents out there whose kids have braces, people careful. you start to overanunsate so i talked like this, like gus gus in "cinderella." it was so painful, i think i became an actor to overcome that. it was so awful. i remember in san francisco state college and i later went there, i was doing a production of -- i can't believe i'm telling this story, antonini and cleopatra. my character was named dare sadist. the first rehearsal there was an actor, guy named george ebbey -- hi, george. i came out of the first rehearsal and who art thou? they are sadists i'm called. and i remember i said whatever it takes, whatever it takes, i will take george ebbey down. >> now n. a moment like that there were two reactions that come to mind immediately. one is you were so humiliated and embarrassed, you run and hide somewhere.

the cliffs are full of people right now.re probably hundreds if not thousands of people out now kind of watching this. they are on cell phones, taking pictures, stuff like that. i would say the atmosphere is cautious. it's not exactly a party atmosphere or anything like that. but people are just very concerned about this. and, you know, they are hoping this is nothing major that it just turns out to be an unusual visual occurrence in terms of, you know, what you can see from the cliffs. >> it's crazy what we are seeing from chopper 5. have you ever seen anything like this len? >> reporter: no. no. i have been around the coast you know all my life here in the bay area. and i haven't seen the water this far back. i have talked to people who live here in santa cruz who walk the westcliffe drive every day and they never saw this. so this may be a once-in-a- lifetime occurrence here in santa cruz. >> len, stay with us. we are going to bring lawrence in now. we have some great pictures from chopper 5. your getting a good feel for

i'm staring out and we meet a russian who's taking the extreme sport of cliff diving to new heights. but first let's start with a continental hockey league playoffs where looking at even start up as just one win away from lining up a semifinal musingly against each other both clubs are three one up in their best of seven series against the week after atlanta respectively but neither of them are doing well a trailing by four goals to three early in the final period and are locked out wrong all without lines meanwhile solid ads could have gone into the semifinals on choose their butts defending champions state to whitewash in their series eyes to a tiny phone away when four different players were on the scoresheet for the visitors in rafah. and i. still have to win all their remaining matches to reach the last fall. so confirmation of that results well i mean offset another contest having god needed a record one hundred thirty nine minutes to be a wrestler and twelve a season to all that was the longest match in catch us history size needed three overtimes so alive penalty shoot outs i

cliff is cut to the cliff to get a better view. mis calculated how far he was he plummeted 25 ft. into a ditch. he got out of the country's easy instructors director. amazingly demand only complained of back pain. >> darya: the problems we're seeing at the nuclear power plants in japan are causing fear around the world an increasing number at protesting against the continued use of nuclear power. germany and other countries have announced reviews of their own policies for atomic working plants. secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting with the foreign ministers of japan at a meeting in paris today it comes as japan is struggling to recover from the earthquake and the tsunami. the foreign minister thinks the government for its assistance and encouragement. she offered america's condolences and solidary with the people she will now be file into egypt to press leaders to follow through on pledges for reform. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's get at the toll plaza

are they being chased off the cliff?> i think the political left has been very afraid of the tea party movement, because it is not necessarily political. it's not democrats or republicans. it's made of up very broad based coalition. it's made up of people who want the country to work again. they believe that we're taxed enough, that government shouldn't spend more money than cc1:it's taking in, and that each of the agree branches of government should act within the jurisdictional limitations of the constitution. that's a broad-based group of people. they just want our country to work again, and i think that that coalition is hanging together, more strongly now than ever. >> you've talked about foreign policy and been critical of this president and his handling of the situation in the middle east. i want to play something that you said back in january while in des moines about the future of this country and ask you about it. i'll play it first.cc1: >> the question, quite frankly, is this. will america endure? and i don't

one of the things that supreme court reporters do in addition to chronicling the case is to write a cliff notes version of the case this short summary has no legal standing whatsoever it's just there to make it easier for lawyers to find in the future when they're looking for a case it's called ahead but bizarrely in this case mr davis the court clerk decided to put a poetic license in his ad note while the case did not decide that corporations are persons in fact of anything or rejected the notion for the fifth time in as many years bancroft in his cliff notes version in his his head no he wrote quote the defendant corporations are persons within the intent of the clause in section one of the fourteenth amendment to the united states which forbids a state to guide any person with it has jurisdiction equal protection of the law end quote and with that simple headnotes something that isn't legally even binding bancroft inquiry port about a judge i don't like that official slipped into the supreme court's record full constitutional rights personhood for corporations this despite the fact th

sheila and her husband say that small rocks often come down this cliff. nothing like this. >> we have never seen anything this big. >> oh my god, no. >> reporter: sheila and bridge were hardly sightseeing. they decided to collect some stones that fell in the landslide for it there rock garden. something that is not recommended by officials. fortunately the boulders did not heard anybody. unfortunately they are so big that they will love to wait until monday to clear them up. >> i am so happy that to nobody was driving by or bicycling but when this came down. >> reporter: we were not even able to the nearest because it is too dangerous. as the toes of the night here. three cars almost crashed if you are on the road the slowdown. >> vicki: pale, is falling and said the crews begin to look at this video that we found a new two. brown by the host, completely wiped from the hair. it is with the. national weather has issued a flash flood watch. it took effect this hour. it will last until sunday afternoon. more now on how this looking. >> reporter: drivers on h

climbing hand over hand up the cliff. feeling an anxious press of revelation as i ascended. my breath was hot i found a so kret. i saw many grainaries they were broken open emptied by archaeologist and erosion or by perhaps by the residents themselves returning centuries later. this was built so no stranger would see it. i went beside the structure. i touched the face with probing diagnostic fingers measuring it with my eyes. 3 feet tall. 2 feet wide and 3 feet deep. i lightly dusted off the grainaries flat roof, which was undamage said. i licked my lips feeling their dry chap. >> don't be frightened, child, find the knife and end your misary. return honor to your family. i knew i didn't have the courage of to mocko nor this women. the waves washed over her. i turned away from her and began running. i ran and ran away from the beach and all the death and dying. even now i don't remember what i was thinking. the greatest honor i could have given my family was that of my death and i ran from it. i was frightened at not only fulfilling my obligation. not giving code to my paren

shut down there because a chunk of the highway slid into the ocean. 30 feet of the road went down the cliff south of hurricane point yesterday. drivers were forced to leave their cars and walk to safety. nothing like a close-up shot of mother nature there in action. >> no. >> there hasn't been a ton of rain in the area recently but all signs point to steady erosion from rain and waves. it could be months before caltrans gets this one fixed. >> a little luck. irish today, guess we are not -- a little luck of the irish today, guess we're not going to see rain today. >> that's right. we are going to relish the sun as much as we can around the bay area today but there is a chance we could see some showers. we are watching this guy right here. it doesn't look like much but we have seen numerous lightning strikes along this little band of moisture that's going to be pushing onshore. it's a slow move a slow mover. best chance north bay. 43 degrees in san jose today. you have a couple of patches of fog outside. toward the afternoon temperatures running up into the 50s and 60s, partly cloudy, with a

bard 'has missed the last six games with a calf injury, but not rusty at all in the fifth, cliff penningtoning the park himself. a three-run jack. good pitching, cahill with five k's, the a's win 9-4. >> in surprise, arizona, rematch of the world see, rangers and giants. pack he sandoval had a trim and -- a triple and an rbi. >> in the pga. nick watney with a clutch shot on 18. final round action at the wgc. a two-horse race. dustin johnson second from the fairway bunker is money. birdies. drops to 15-under. tying nick watney for the lead. watney was scrambling down the stretch. came up huge with this. 25-footer to save par. drains it. johnson bogeyed 16. then on 18, the sacramento native out of fresno state, nothing but net. cards a final round 67. 16 under. wins the tournament by two strokes. his third pga tour victory. >> tough luck for st. mary's. didn't have the major they -- the magic they had last year. >> alan: we have an update on the tokyo stock market. stocks are down 5.5%. the first business day in japan after the tsunami. how the united states is assisting in the humanitarian c

when i read your stories, many people do make mistakes and they fall off the cliff, get lost and sometimes people die. and the drawings in there are very vivid. don't you think that would scare people away from the mountains? >> i don't think that people get scared because it's a reality. every day we have a choice. we have to choose. and many sections we are surrounded by many selections. so we have to choose. and in mountaining it is more dramatic. >> reporter: life and death? >> right. so, i want to be there and if i were there, how i chose. i try to imagine. >> reporter: many who are reached mid life or beyond have taken up mountain climbing. at the same time, the number of alpine accidents has increased in japan. those who survived, face public criticism for their mistakes. but in his stories the young rescue volunteer never blames the climbers. he always says, okay. you have done your best. come back though mountains. >> people don't like mistakes so people tend to -- people who make mistakes but in my -- one of the things i want to tell is if there is 50% chance, choice. i wish peop