we clearly found out as we looked closer in to cliff reid that that was not the real cliff reid. >> in with women. >> cliff didn't like women at all. he was a massagenist and cliff had very bad names for women he felt had done him wrong and basically what from he could tell had a generalized hatred for the female person. apart from being self-centered and narcissistic, he constantly thought women was doing him wrong. >> but none of that was against the law. weeks went by without an arrest, and all detectives had was a trio of suspects. as the investigation dragged on, greg, now a single parent, was trying to get on with his life, working at boeing and raising his two kids. did you think sandy was dead? in your heart? >> yeah. >> you accepted that? >> yeah. >> how hard was that? >> it was hard. >> as months and then years past, sandy's friends and family struggled to keep her in the public's memory. her good friend, shauna, took the lead. >> we tried to keep the story alive. every year the news media would come on the anniversary of her disappearance and talk to us and ask us. i tried t

it was easily identifiable since cliff's initials had been carved into the handle. >> that was cliff.e had his name on practically everything that he owned. he'd take a -- some kind of etcher and etch his initials on it, you know, just for identification. >> jones denied any involvement in the murder and said he bought the gun from an acquaintance, robert cowen. a manuel known to law enforcement. >> -- man well known to law enforcement. >> he supported himself by stealing, robbing people and stealing from restaurants, that type of thing. he had a long record of robberies and use of narcotics. >> robert cowen also had a partner in crime -- his brother, gerald. >> the brothers were involved in criminal activity. a lot of small-time stuff, public drunk, a lot of narcotics usage, some assaults. >> forensic scientists tested cliff's gun to see if it was the one used in his murder. the gun of test-fired into a tub of water. as bullets go through the barrel, the lens and grooves which make the bullet spin leave marks on the outside of the bullet. >> they were designed with a certain directio

terry returns to measure the cliff.t high -- an unintentional world record for ski jumping. >> when the doctor called me back and said, "fred, he's okay," and i tell him, okay, we were measuring the cliff -- there's silence. then the doctor said, okay, i will check again. >> further tests reveal fred has a slight tear on his kidney. the cure is rest and staying far from the ski slopes. a month later, however, fred is back. >> i was thinking about maybe i get scared, maybe i can't jump anymore, maybe i'm traumatized. and people told me, too, you're going to get trumtized and blah, blah, blah. it felt like in a way i came home again. maybe it sounds weird, but it just felt right to be on my skis again. >>> coming up, a leap to nowhere. >> when i managed it turn around, i knew i was going to hit the cliff. >> when "caught on camera: razor's edge" continues. @ñ >>> a base jump from a thousand-foot cliff. >> when i first launched, everything felt fine. >> doesn't go as planned. [ scream ] >> 25-year-old matthew go, a native

it on cliff.r in the closet and left her to die. robert cowen left his fingerprints on a tray found in the living room and by the back door as he left. the cowen's pawned some of alma murke's jewelry and then sold the gun to a drug dealer who altered the rifling marks of the gun barrel but it wasn't enough to fool a forensic scientist with his new found ability to see inside the barrel. >> something inside me says hold onto the bullets. you will find the firearm. low and behold it happened. way down the line almost ten years later but time was on our side i guess, in that matter. >> robert cowen was convicted of two counts of first degree murder and was sentenced to death. >> when you look at what he did to this elderly couple who he had no reason to kiss. he could have taken everything they had and tied them up and left them. he didn't have to shoot them and shove mrs. murke in a closet and let her die. i couldn't find anything nice about this man. i couldn't find any reason in the world where i

thats when they discovered that man stuck on the side of the cliff. rescue crews had to quickly figure out how they were going to get that man off the side of the cliff, the fire chief tells me that it was a very meticulous process. tag and the rescue was a success, i checked i can tell you the man who was rescued suffered no injuries at all and his dog is going to be okay too. c-h-p trying to revamp the much used "click it or ticket " slogan. what they're doing to make seat belts more hip! and next. the firefight still on going in southern california. we bring you the emotional reaction from residents returning home. police say a deadly gang shooting is what sparked a house fire in stockton. authorities still investigating tonight. as ben deci shows us the bullet riddled crime scene in stockton. investigators still working on a description of the gunmen true dispensed through this house itself ricocheting off members house bullets are everywhere. according to stockton-on-tees department one of these bullets hit a home that started a fire the people t

i take this falling ball, i get up on top of a cliff and i drop it. [descending whistle] how far down is it underneath one second later? check the neighbor. how many say begins with an f, ends with a ive? [laughter] yes, five meters, five meters down, okay? remember that any object that falls from rest will fall a vertical distance of five meters in the first second of fall. if two seconds goes by, how far will it have fallen then? even more. how much total and how would you find it for two seconds, gang? you got your little rule right here. if two seconds goes by, you take 2 times 2 is 4 times 5, 20 meters. it would have fallen 20 meters. and let's suppose 10 seconds went by, you're in the airplane. you're dropping from the airplane. it takes 10 seconds to hit the ground. so if you're sitting next to someone who knows how fast-- i mean, not how fast, how far down the ground is? well, 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 plus 10 or what? it's 100, honey, 100, okay? so now you got 100 times-- it's gonna be 500 meters down. so if y

it's a big cliff. a couple hundred feet. a do or die. >> for a few seconds tim straddles that line. >> i was really stoked going off of it, and i was really excited. >> it was like slow motion watching him fall out of the sky. it was unbelievable. then watching him land, you know, i saw him land. i thought he was going to pull it off for sure. >> but tim doesn't pull it off. far from it. >> i knew as soon as i hit. i felt my face hit the handlebars and i knew something, my teeth were broke or my lip was cut off or something like that. >> tim landed pushed the handlebars down and the sled bucked back, bucked back forward, then tim got fully forward, then tim got fully ejected feet over head, landed in front of the sled. >> and that sled is still running. >> it just mowed my butt down and gave me the biggest hematoma you've ever seen in your life. it's a giant bruise. >> for rob and the crew it's a scary sight. >> it was like losing my brother right in front of my eyes. i wasn't sure what happened. i pretty much freaked out, h

last 50 feet. >> we want to get away from the cliff as safe and as quick as possible.rescue swimmer and the victim over the water, as close to the shore line where the surf is, if case anything is to happen. >> bringing the swimmer up. swimmer is just below the aircraft. swimmer is just outside the door. moving in. moving in. >> safe inside the helicopter, it takes just a few minutes to land nearby tired and dirty, this cliff hanger has a happy ending. . >> while most people try and avoid these types of life or death situations, some actually seek them out, flirting with danger at death defying heights. >> you just have to find your own ways through it from point a to point b. >> this is 24-year-old nich from saevent mary in austria. he travels the world to places like california's yosemite national park. nich is one of only two people ever to conquer the point without a safety harness. a 99-foot walk on a one-inch thick nylon rope, a vertigo-inducing 6900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. nich is considered one of the world's best h

thats when they discovered that man stuck on the side of the cliff. rescue crews had to quickly figure out how they were going to get that man off the side of the cliff, the fire chief tells me that it was a very meticulous process. we have to set up safety lines and anchors to make sure we can get back where we send rescue down the cliff. it can be perilous and make sure we don't get anybody else injured. it takes a lot of coordination to make everything is working properly and in st.. sync and the rescue was a success, i checked i can tell you the man who was rescued suffered no injuries at all and his dog is going to be okay too. police are still looking for the robber who shot and killed a man on a remote hiking trail in red bluff. investigators say the robber shot two hikers friday after taking their money and belongings. 69 year old francis gregory died on the trail.and his hiking partner is still in the hospital with serious injuries. click it or ticket. the california highway patrol this weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the pioneering mov

but as he runs for the cliff, his friends can see that his swimming trunks never come completely off. soon as i saw his shorts get caught, i instantly knew something bad was going to happen. >> chris trips just before the jump and falls 20 feet over the cliff's edge. >> he didn't jump out at all. his forward momentum pulled his body through the flaming bush and head-first down so the back of his head hits on the rocks. >> oh! >> oh, my god. >> oh! someone go down there. >> he disappeared over the edge. all of a sudden you hear a smack against the water. people started freaking out. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> aaron strunk doesn't think twice. he jumps in after chris. >> as soon as he surfaced, i saw him floating there. >> he was like a bobber on a fishing line. >> chris' body quickly begins to sink beneath the surface. >> we thought he might have just been passed out at first. that's when we started seeing the blood emerge. that's when things got real serious. >> call 911! >> luckily one of the boats of onlookers happen to be a group of army medics from ft. hood. they immediately jump into ac

but that's eleanor cliff. >> but repeated as if it were true. that was really bizarre to me. >> to see pat buchanan's anger, he was agas gaft. easy answers, insulting answers to easy questions. when you have this pattern of timothy geithner coming out and saying what he's saying, he's a guy on president obama's team, i'll even name the guys in power who told me to shade the truth. >> every white house talk to people who go on sunday shows before they do, and try to get them to avoid things that would be potentially dangerous for them. >> there's a difference -- there's a difference from trying to get someone to not say something that isn't true and encouraging someone to say something that isn't true. >> leaving that aside, this and benghazi are two entirely different things. we know that this is a political act on behalf of the white house. there is, and we also know by the way the video did in pakistan have an impact, but not in bane benghazi. we know that to be true. there are no questions left to be answered in benghazi. let it go. except yo

on the cliff above the elegant cliff house.nd hotel, restaurant and club where the wealthy plays. suttro had built his masterpiece. a feat of engineering. anyone who had 10-cents could walk into the greek temple that were the sutro baths. not since the baths of ancient rome had there been anything to equal. each a different temperature. the water was drawn directly from the sea, filtered and heated in gigantic borders. thousands could swim at one time. thousands more could sit in the bleachers and watch the fun. adolph suttro had realized the need of creating recreation for the masses. suttro's kingdom is now a federal park. adolph suttro intended to provide values but may have gotten unintended affects. >> he probably created a place where people could come and for a dime without going swimming they could come and enjoy the views of pool. perhaps the -- a little more of women's shoulders and knees than they normally would on their day-to-day lives out on the streets here. >> reporter: the entertainment at the suttro went into

. >>> and a cliff jump turned close call. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> wow. so close. >>> well, this seemed like a good idea until it wasn't. >> oh, [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> wow so close. >> oh. >> so close to disaster. >> these guys are part of birdhouse productions an that was really close to that guy whose name is turk becoming a kabob. this happened two summers ago when they were out in bermuda filming a different video i showed you guys last year with a bunch of girls jumping off the same exact cliff. they thought it would be really cool if we caught a shot of her jumping over -- >> except he didn't go way over. >> because it didn't go way close to the cliff which he was supposed to and they didn't realize that measurements were a little off until turk was already flying down into the water. >> i think you would do more planning when doing a stunt like this, right? >> fortunately he was just fine. he was very close to the sail. >> but they got a great shot. i mean, if you're out there shooting this kind of stuff and that happens, you know. >> that's true

just scared. >> shortly, this firefighter will be helping them back up the cliff. that is not a place you want to be trapped, ever. >> good news is that they're okay we'll follow it and keep you updated on our twitter feed. >> well, just ahead a school being rebuilt. there is growing opposition tonight to a name change. >> how many people turned out today for a chance to save the life of a 7-year-old boy. we'll be right back here. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >>> let's update breaking news in fort funston. they're not hurt. >> we did get word around 5:45 this was under way so at this point the firefighter has, as you can see, repelled down the cliff. and is securing the individuals. >>

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san francisco firefighters say man and his dog win over a cliff this afternoon -- went over a cliff this afternoon. firefighters repelled down the cliff and brought both the man and dog to safety. fortunately no one was hurt. you can see the firefighters there and the man some the dog coming back up. >>> the chp says an accident led to two others on highway 101 in san jose just after 2:00 this morning near the oakland road offramp. a motorcyclists came across an accident and then crashed into a disabled car. the chp reports the motorcycle was hit three times by other vehicles. one car then slammed into a wall. the motorcyclists was seriously hurt. that stretch of 101 was shut down for several hours. >>> a map faces charms -- a man faces charges for attacking 0 woman at a shopping mall yesterday afternoon at the plant shopping center. a woman started screaming, getting the tapings of nearby shoppers who alerted police. officers saw the sexual assault in progress. they arrested a transient, 59-year-old michael garcia, of san jose. >>> san jose police are asking for your help to locate an a

making solid progress so the slides before you i'll share them quickly for the public, out line that cliff which we've talked about at length in the budget hearing process. the backgrounds and updates as well as 9-month report news which you will hear a full report on may 13th and where we are at the solution process. the cliff about a half a billion dollars currently our rates do not recover costs for general fund subsidized rates and that has meant we're able to provide power cheaper than pg and e the current encounter is a 60 percent encounter relative to pg and ee and summarized here for you the large cliff or shortfall was from required investment in capital notably the tunnel improvements and as well as pg and e's higher cost to transmit and then also a smaller amount for regulatory cost increases. the items currently being reviewed with the mayors office show increased faster than half a penny previously adopted by this commission some of the scenarios instead of a half a penny perhaps $0.02 or perhaps 2 and a half cents and so we continue to review that and then show those to polic

people are stuck on a cliff at fort bunston. >> that is near ocean beach.y appear to be stranded and scared. >> we understand they're young people. but as you can tell, firefighters are repelling down to these two people. they're not hurt. just scared. >> shortly, this firefighter will be helping them back up the cliff. that is not a place you want to be trapped, ever. >> good news is that they're okay we'll follow it and keep you updated on our twitter feed. >> well, just ahead a school being rebuilt. there is growing opposition tonight to a name change. >> how many people turned out today for a chance to save the life of a 7-year-old boy. we'll be right back here. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, with ten gigabytes of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. with a year of high-speed internet, free. ah, "free" is not deductible! i smell audi

. >>> a little girl stumbles on the edge of a cliff. >> oh, my god! >>> a family's roof gone with the wind. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> whoa! >>> one bungee jumper's cord wraps around his neck. >> i saw my life flash before my eyes. >> another's snaps. slamming him into the water. >> i was the most scared i've ever been in my life. >>> inches away from disaster, seconds away from death. >>> hello. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. every day we go about our daily routines never thinking that at any moment we could suddenly find ourselves in harm's way. not much feels as ordinary as a trip to the convenience store, sightseeing in the park, or even filling up your gas tank. but as one ohio man discovered, trouble could be lurking just around the corner. a carpenter filling up his gas tank suddenly finds himself pinned to the ground, surrounded by flames. >> it was the lunch hour. so i'm more so on the cashier's desk, and that time is pretty busy. >> laura works at the sunmart gas station in munson township, ohio, and loves her j

reporting from shadow cliffs in pleasanton, with malia hill, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> when young people can't afford to go to the doctor, meet one physician who makes housecalls to a up in of bay area schools and is this week's jefferson award winner. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kpix 5's sharon chin tells it's al >>> young people on the peninsula who can't afford to go to the doctor have options. kpix 5 reporter sharon chin tells us it's all thanks to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: when the big blue coach rolls in, setup takes about 45 minutes, then the teen health van is open. the doctor comes to you. >> just going to listen to your heart. >> reporter: dr. seth ammerman is medical director and founder of the teen health van helping young people like 22-year-old sandy olivares with checkups and more. >> i was having trouble with headaches and migraines. i'm thankful that they're here. >> reporter: the teen health van stops twice a week reaching 10 to 25-year-olds mostly at schools from san francisco to san jose. the 18-year-old community outreach van of lu

most of the unit had been forced to slide down the cliff to the valley below. kyle saw teammate trying to treat his own shattered arm using a tree as cover. kyle sprinted through enemy fire and began flying a tourniquet. then kyle saw another man down, sergeant phillip box, 30 feet behind him too injured to reach cover. kyl remembers thinking it's just a matter of time before i'm dead. if that's going to happen, i might as well help someone while i can. kyl ran to box and began to pull the injured marine to cover. worried that he exposed more to gunfire, kyl retreated. the enemy rounds followed him. he ran out again. once more he retreated to distract the enemy fire. once more he went out thinking to himself i'm not going to make it. kyl could feel the pressure of the rounds going by him. somehow miraculously, they never hit him, not once. one of his teammates say the as if kyl was moving faster than a speeding bullet. finally kyl succeeded in pulling his comrade to cover. in his final moments, this american marine found some solace in kyl white, the american s

these are the men who took the cliffs. >> the scaling of the cliffs at pointe du hoc and the rangershis amazing feet of arms, the main purpose for this was to neutralize the large anti-ship guns on the cliffs. >> they had these big casements. nothing's in them. >> jack burke trained in scotland to climb those steep cliffs. but when rough seas forced his boat to land, he went to pointe du hoc. german artillery fire was coming from the atlantic wall. >> they knocked those guns out. where was all that artillery coming from? not the pointe. >> gary stern purchased french land where he believes the artillery fire was coming from. his book "the coverup at omaha beach" chronicles how -- the map. >> it contained a very detailed area. the area was marked with a cross hatching somebody had put in with a pencil or pen. >> you came here and there was nothing here? >> nothing here apart from rolling countryside. >> these guns were active. >> absolutely. >> until the rangers got here on the 9th of june, they were firing on the allies. >> just a few miles from pointe du hoc -- >> the bomb plot show

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. >> these are the men who took the cliffs. >> the scaling of the cliffs and the rangers that conductede mane purpose was to neutralize the large anti ship guns that were on the cliffs. >> when you got up nothing is in them. >> the army ranger trained to climb the steep cliffs. but when rough seas forced his land to land on omaha reach he ran there but the big guns were not there. >> they were german. >> the missing guns were soon located and destroyed. germanal tillery fire was still coming from the wall. >> the question is they knock those guns out where was all of that artillery coming from? not the point. >> so these guns are in utah or omaha? >> gary stern purchased french land where he believes the ar trill ry fire was coming from a few miles from pontahawk. his book the coverup at omaha beach chronicles how the map he found led him to this remarkable discovery. >> it came from veteran's possession. i noticed certain areas were marked by high resistance on the mark. >> it had a detailed area of the space in between there aged home ma beach. it was marked with a pencil or pen. >> t

trag tragically, on that cliff, sergeant box succumbed to his wounds.as with the american soldier to the very end was by his side. now, that other injured soldier, kane schilling was out there. kyle ran once more to kane's side. kyle got his hands on a working radio. the voice of charlie-1, 6 romeo came to base. crouching behind that lone tree, kyle began calling out enemy positions. kyle stayed with the specialist schilling has night fell. kyle was starting to feel his own concussion set in. but he knew he is was kane's best chance to get out live and he took charge. he called in a medevac and made sure kane and the other injured were safely on board. and only then did kyle finally allow himself to be lifted out. as the helicopter pulled away, kyle looked out the window, watching the darkness as they pulled away from that single tree on the cliff. when you're deployed, he later said, those people become your family. what you really care about is, i want to get this guy to the left and to the right home. this family was tested that day. not a single one

a bunch of girls were jumping off the same exact cliff, and thought it would be cool if we caught a shot of jumping way over the windsurfer, except didn't go way over because they were getting way close to the cliff, which he was supposed to and they didn't realize that the measurements were a little off until the trip was already flying down into the water. >> i think you do more planning when doing a stunt like this, right? >> fortunately, he was just fine. he was very close to the sail, but -- >> they got a great shot. you're out there, shooting this kind of stuff, and that happens, you know. >> that's true. >> so there is a very memorable scene from the classic 1994 movie pulp fiction, multiple award winner, want to jog your memory here, watch this. >> i need you to go in that bag and find my wallet. >> which one is it? >> it is the one that says bad mother [ bleep ]. >> jules during this standoff lets this guy know that his wallet says bad mother fer. they sell this wallet. marco owns this wallet. my buddy marco andlso a nichola. what happens when you have that allet a l wallet and

>> it's unique because we have an environment where we had a very large fiscal cliff so if we were to go to market 4 months ago when we saw a half a billion dollars fiscal cliff -- >> i know that we rely upon commercial paper to deal with that you are suggesting we're not ready there? >> we also have the authority under the charter through the controller's office and the treasurer -- in this case it's the local treasurer so we've reviewed that we have been very uniquely blessed with hetch hetchy to be able to cash fund everything for the last several decades and that's a unique thing so we're looking at it and always going after the lowest cost for the rate payers. >> thank you mr. president. >> so again projected saving -- however only about 32 percent or so increase or encounter in year 10 compared to 63 million and then the rest of them are technical tables and shows what the value of a penny is to the various departments. >> yes commissioner moran. >> thank you todd the numbers you have circled that's the impact on the departments on the one penny increase? >> that would be if we

. >> someone is about to cliff jump. this is a new angle of this whole thing that happened back in 2011. this is in cedar creek falls ramona, in california, near san diego. where is the person that's going to cliff jump? over here. see somebody there, not that person. you think maybe here. wow that looks high. right here. that looks dangerous. no. even higher. people are concerned out there. we're not the only ones. >> i'm scared. i don't want to film the man's death. >> yiks. >> keep watching because we eventually see our jumper and he is actually up here, higher than you would think. >> and doesn't even look like it's anywhere near the water. >> it's nowhere close. >> watch this. >> oh. >> people screaming. the guy bounces into that ledge we're seeing there and rocks from that ledge come flying down, falling down, right where the dude lands in the water. here it is again in slow motion. see the guy, hits that ledge, hits feet first but he's hurt pretty bad. >> he has to be, right? >> this guy is apparently named iggy,

he was out kayaking when he hears something on this cliff. you hear the bleetsing of the lamb. and then you get a good look at it as he makes a left turn. there it is right there on the cliff. >> oh. >> wow. >> so nick's like okay, kayaker to the rescue. he paddles over. watch what happens when nick gets out of the kayak. he goes up the rocks and look at the lamb like that's all right i can get out. he's scared and rescues himself. which is why i called this the hand's prelamb rescue. >> oh, yeah. >> no need to say violence is never the answer, but you guys are going to have a very difficult time making a case against this woman. [ bleep ]. my kids. >> is she yelling, don't touch my kids? >> yeah. the woman punching another woman on the seat of this bus is irate because the woman being punched apparently got on this bus, started arguing with the bus driver about her fare. she didn't want to pay the fare. she was being foul mouthed. the passenger told her maybe you should cool it. at that point the suspect directed her anger at this mother and apparently threw a drink on one of

i will pick up a point cliff made about the role of gas proem. if you look at energy business models it is caught between the model of a traditional company into producing company where they are expected to provide energy for citizens at below cost. that is what they do almost everywhere in traditional producing countries. and one interesting point ed made about reform is the russian's have done well in relation to their peers for reforming their gas sector in relation to pricing and liberalization. i don't want to make too big of a deal of this. but if you take a look at the european countries in relation to price and liberalization you will see the russian have a long way to go. but in comparison to where they were ten years ago and where in my previous book predicted they would be they have done well. every cubic meter of gas sold in russia today is sold at a profit. maybe not a big one but that is a big thing to say about producing countries. and in our book from 2012 on gas pricing around the world what we saw outside is subsidy and unsustai

. >>> good morning from shadow cliffs. do you see this dock? well, that's the problem. the effects the drought will have on your summer fun with mobile weather. ,,,,,,,,,, everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> supporters hope the second time is the charm for a kill switch bill in the state senate. i'm anne makovec live in the newsroom with details on the legislation and why some still oppose it. >> president obama is headed to the bay area today. why his upcoming stop at a mountain view walmart is causing some controversy. >> and the clouds roll back into the bay area. could we

it's a drought. >> reporter: so then explain to me then why here at shadow cliffs? it's a manmade lake. why does this stay open? >> we have city water that runs the restrooms and drinking fountains. we only use the lake water to irrigate lawns. >> reporter: i have noticed that the lake levels are considerably low? >> yeah. it's three feet lower than this time last year. >> reporter: they are still fishing, however, right? >> oh, yeah. lots of trout and catfish. >> reporter: yeah. i swam in this lake before and i can see that the fish are still jumping, as well. but considerably lower. i have never been able to see the dock as i am now. >> it's low. we might have to close it off if it gets lower probably another foot or two. >> reporter: what do you do with the water from here? you water the landscape? >> yeah. the lawns and the trees. we use that is to irrigate. >> reporter: out of the lake. okay, it's a big concern because i have never, ever heard lake del valle closing before thanksgiving ever before. but obviously, because of the drought, it is. if you want to kn

a cliff rising to their right and a slope of rocky shale dropping on their left. not to stop, that had he they had to keep moving. they were headed into an area known as ambush alley, and that's when a single shot range out. then another. then an entire canyon erupted with bullets coming from what seemed like every direction. it was as if kyle said the whole valley lit up. the platoon returned fire. kyle quickly emptied a full magazine, but as he went to load a second, an enemy grenade exploded and knocked him unconscious. he came to with his face pressed against a rock, and as he moved to get up, enemy rounds hit a rock just inches from his head sending shrapnel and rock shards across his face. most of the unit had been forced to slide down the cliff to the valley below, but kyle saw a teammate, specialist kane schilling trying to treat his own shattered army using a tree as cover. he described it as the small e trees on earth. he began applying a turn cat shielding kane with his own body as gunfire shredded that tree. then kyle saw another man down. marine serge

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we had dlsh $5 million in street lights, $2 million in go so solar and we had a cliff. and we're looking to work with the mayor's office to increase the general fund and so that happened in that discussion, but i hear what you are saying and we will work with you to come back with a more detailed plan. >> mr. kelly, i know you're usually really good and your staff are really good at giving us heads up on lots of issues as they come forward, but i feel totally blind sided by this one. i know as supervisor breed, avalos and i were sitting in the meeting last week, there were so many opportunities to raise what was coming down the road on this and i sure would like to look at and con consider would lead to more of a clean energy future for our communities, but this is upsetting to me as well. i'm looking forward to hearing the alternatives. >> dually noted. beyond the two year budget, there still is a problem that we're facing with the power enterprise and so we will be working with all of you, not only on the cca as it relates to the power or go solar or energy efficiency