this delta t is interesting. if you have small delta t, small changes in temperature, it turns out--i heard this some years ago. if you have a frog, a frog cannot discern small changes in temperature. if you put a frog in a pan of water, and then put that water on a hot plate. turn the hot plate on. and heat the water up very, very slowly. the frog will not discern the small temperature changes. and the frog, i heard, will just sit there and boil alive. i heard that, being the science type, i had to try it. [laughter] so it's in ecology, went up to the biology lab, third floor, i picked out a frog, "hi, harry." and i put that frog in a little pan, okay? so ain't that frog and so-- up there anyway. that frog was gonna get right up in the head, anyway, okay? i put the--and i made a deal with the frog. "froggy, if you survive this, i'll put you outside "with the seagulls. i mean, i'll put you outside for freedom, all right?" and i put the frog in there, and i put him in the hot plate and i watch, i watch, i watch an

the delta land is ideally suited to growing rice.t in translator:70s, vietnam wai grew only one crop a year. because there was no irrigation, there wasn't enough water to grow more than one crop. so we didn't produce enough. ator land w bng comed by thewaed. changes since then sohave turned vietnamenough. into the world's second largest rice exporter. effective irrigation, land management and accesthe benefits ofets arits physical environment. before 1988, rice in vietnam was produced by collectives. individual farmers had little responsibility for their land and virtually no incentive to increase productivity. ( man speaking vietnamese ) translator: in the collective system, farmers are just hired hands. everything they produce becomes the collective's property. the collective then tries to sell the produce narrator: in the 1990s, a market-oriented "contract system" was installed. the collectives were disbanded, reinstating the individual farmer as the linchpin of rice production. translator: in the contract system, the farmers prof

that's exactly what the issue is here. >> reporter: in the delta, john ramos, cbs 5? >>> to campaign 2012. it's looking more and more like california may have a big say in the republican race for president. and a new poll shows rick santorum is surging here. romney still the favorite among likely republican voters but look at that, santorum now just six points behind. he jumped 18 points since december. but for now the gop spotlight turns to the deep south, alabama and mississippi holding primaries on tuesday. the strongly conservative states could be the last chance for mitt romney's rivals to halt his momentum. >> you have an opportunity here in mississippi to narrow this race, narrow this race to a conservative versus "the insider" moderate. >> despite his growing delegate lead, romney hasn't done well with southerners, evangelicals and conservative voting blocs. santorum and newt gingrich have consistently split that base. >>> a lawsuit is demanding the right to vote for some prisoners doing time for low level felonies. the league of women voters and two prisoners

and the combined united continental and the combined delta and north western. that's what this is all about. had it been me, i would have done bankruptcy long ago rather than enduring the consequences of an enormous and unbearable cost disadvantage. but i was the there. >> rose: you would have gone bankrupt and reorganized. >> i would have gone bankrupt at the time united and northwest and delta and continental chose to do it. i would have done it then pause i knew that they would emerge with a huge cost advantage. >> american was an incredibly disadvantage for the last eight or nine years and they couldn't get around that. even though they have about 4 billion in the bank, they have to do this but the question is when they come out of it can they still survive as a stand awstand-alone. that's the question. >> rose: what's the likely answer. >> i'm inkleined to say no. >> i think american can if it does the right thing. the big problem you have charlie, they lost so much money the last ten years, the question is do they have enough financial vigor in effect to

through guangdong, we see the forces of globalization at work in the pearl river delta and beyond.any observers argue the costs and benefits, but few dispute that globalization is the most profound reorganization of the world since the industrial revolution. the driving force of globalization is economic, and at the core of the global economy is the global production system. du neng ji makes nike shoes-- one of tens of thousands of nike employees scattered across the world. du neng ji and his fellow workers are a small part of the chinese link in the chain of global production. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) translator: the reason i came to work here is simply to earn a living. i came from chendgu in sichuan province. i didn't have much of a job back home. i've been working at the number two factory for 2½ years. i feel good about it. my ambition is to become a manager. narrator: most of these workers are like du neng ji. until the facties came, they either ratched out a living from farming or had no work at all. now life has changed dramatically. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) t

today we'll relocate the inmates from 3 delta to 1 delta, concluding the housing for refurbishme refurbishment will be moving our most problematic inmates today. as you know the majority of inmates down there have histories of assaulting us and are disciplinary management problems. you will have binder chains available to you unless they require a box chain. there are ten down there that will be in box chains. >> we will do it in numbers. there is two deputies, sometimes three, maybe four. >> just grab a set of chains. 205, one man. 206 has assaulted us before. two man with a box chain. >> one of the inmates on the move is esteban. >> i have got in trouble with the guards. i guess you could say i attempted to batter one of the deps. they say i try to beat him up but it was just i guess it was a misdirect of anger. >> he is more likely just combative, so we have to be more cautious with him. >> he was identified as a certified member of the bloods but a high-ranking member. >> merchon has been charged with three counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder. he pled not guilty

reprouded seven delights that fly over the north pole and delta did the same in january, and it adds just 15 or 20 minutes to the trip and the physical danger is low, in space it is a different story. listen. >> if you were out in space, if you were an senate, you would want to be indoors because you will get a high radiation. >> what we do to protect the astronauts is put them in areas of the space station with more shielding. >> the storm is enveloping satellites that could put g.p.s. on the press and these are pictures from last night in michigan's upper peninsula so you get a beautiful sky display. keep a look out. >>shepard: be inside if you are an astronaut. higher education is a place for learning and creative growth and experimentation so why did officials bust a kid for doing all three of those with the construction of an indorm hot tub? [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ >>shepard: before we

united continental and delta are who --arriers delta passengers will now be amazon.com 30,000 sky as part of the invest more than $2 enhanced products and services. is starting disservice wireless service to servicehomes that cable.get best buy is eager head of apple announcement. back to you. >> thank you. degrees. >> still ahead, the fallout continues from rush limbaugh's about ae comments georgetown students. she feels he is not sorry about his remarks. >> and a community is girl killeda baby tornado.dwest >> we will a check on traffic weather to gather as we deliver 10 minutes. how did this small colorado town get through tough economic times? freight rail. it attracted large companies, like vestas. we built four factories to make turbine blades, towers, and generators. creating over seventeen hured jobsbs. then suppliers, stores, more companies followed, creating more jobs. economists call that the ripple effect. i call it the freight rail effect. freight rail connects every corner of america, bringing jobs and economic growth along for the ride. visit freightrailworks.org. >> t

those were humpback whales that alternately made it as far as the delta and then in 2007's case all the way to sacramento. that doesn't appear to be the case here with these. they come under the golden gate bridge every spring and they go right back out. but dana, the concern is among others that if people start messing with these whales they could go further inland creating a -- the kind of chaos we have seen in the past. >> it's really weird because today as i was driving in i noticed a boat close into shore. i thought they were fishing because i saw this huge spray. and -- >> reporter: maybe that was it. >> exactly. and it was odd because it was so close in. so what is the distance a boat has to keep from any whale? >> reporter: they were telling us 300 yards at least. but with this mother and calf, that calf -- it's precarious. they have a long migration from baja to the arctic and it needs to keep its weight up so anything that could keep that calf from getting sustenance from its mom is really dangerous for the calf. stay further away if you can they are saying. >> right. joe vazq

so it's intensely occupied lan narratorthe bestlacd was farther down ithe delta.ow the metropolis is overtaking some of china's most fertile soil. the area is called pudong, and it's separated from the rest of shanghai by a natural barrier. the mighty chang jiang forms shanghai's northern boundary. but a smaller river, the huang pu, divides the old city to the st from pudong in the east. on one bank, the bunrepresents shanghai's colonial past. on the other, the chinese are building shanghai's future, symbolized by thorientalpel rad, visible here from space via the powerful ikonos satellite. chinese and foreigners alike now look across the river and see new power and new money. walcott: in pudong itself, you have lu xia hue, which is the financial district, as if you could... re-created manhattan in five years. it's an enormous forest of steel and glass skyscrapers that was erected with a bamboo forest of scaffolding and a huge amot of construction cranes. it's set up to be like a suburban western setting with lots of greenery, compared to shanghai. nxiang:r: shang

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it will be at reagan for delta in the next few weeks. sign me up. >>> not sure how to get around the district because of the rock and roll usa marathon tomorrow morning? we've got you covered, next a rundown of which metro stations are open and more importantly, which ones will be closed. >> a young man with a webcam is convicted of hate crimes after the suicide of his roommate. we'll have a look at the controversial case involving social media, homosexuality and college pranks. >> plus a 5-foot 4-inch giant of the hoops. it's not march madness. it's steve hartman on the road tonight for the cbs evening news. >> >>> more news out today in the penn state sex abuse scandal. state prosecutors in pennsylvania have served subpoenas to several university employees. however, officials are not elaborating what they want to talk about. just last month penn state made public a federal subpoena related to the child sex abuse case involving former assistant coach jerry sandusky. he is awaiting trial on 52 counts tied to the scandal, but he denies al

this is pod 7 delta, a medical and mental health unit for detainees.an open cell area with one deputy supervising 72 inmates who roam about the pod. colonel jim prevatera oversees the area. >> it sounds a little scary at first when you think about it, but we found it to be a highly successful management tool. if you violate the rules, you're moved to a higher level of confinement. >> it's 12:45 p.m., and they've just finished their lunch. out of nowhere, 24-year-old douglas burden charges detective moon and strangles him. >> he went into what's called rear naked choke. you cut the blood supply off to the brain. when it is applied right and locked in, it's very few seconds before the person loses consciousness. >> three inmates from the same pod are on the scene, and at first look, it seems like a recipe for disaster. one deputy outnumbered by a group of inmates. prevatera is not in the area during the attack, but later see it is unbelievable video. >> literally within a matter of a few seconds, maybe three to five seconds, dieguez comes into the pictur

it's starting at washington reagan on march 20 only with delta airlines. they have send over 420,000 of their most frequent flyers the application for this and offering it to them. when they go through security, there will be an embossment on their boarding pass which will allow them to go to a separate line. through there they will not have to take off their shoes or jackets or take their laptops out. they will still have to go through the machine but it will expedite things for them. once it goes through the trial basis just with delta, it will be spreading to the other airlines that are at national. >> arguably and you know the program better than i do, this has something to do -- do they have to give their personal information, travel information? what do they have to submit? >> none -- there's no information being submitted which is very different from the global entry program which sponsors mostly international travelers. for the domestic travelers that be sent this application or sent this information, it will once again reflect by their frequent fl

steady rain into the delta community. radar returns around cloverdale down toward dry creek road. you can see sweet water springs road. as we head to the east bay, still up around highway 4 delta communities, best radar returns and camino and heading out through the altamont pass. sunol grade one shower there but the peninsula and most of the south bay is pretty dry right now. rain is moving from west to east. it will hang out in the north bay and then slide southward for rest of us. winds are gusting 20-25, oakland santa rosa and half moon bay, it will get around 20-30 and around the ocean, 30-40 this afternoon. upper 40s to low 50s with scattered rain outside the steady rain. by noon the heavier rain starts to move into the north bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. by 4:00 steadier rain is coming down into all of our neighborhoods. see the evening commute is going to be tougher weather-wise than this morning. >>> it's getting much buzzer. brand-new accident reported in san jose, northbound 101 approaching the 280

>>justine: we are following a live pictures out of atlanta, this is a delta jet that is tilted on its side. crews were testing the engines when they experience a problem with the braking system. this just happened this morning. they're no passengers on board or injuries reported. everything at the airport seems to be just fine. >>mark: and bangladesh, people are missing after a ferry capsized. here is the scene with relatives waiting for word on their loved ones. >>darya: san francisco's share of ross mirkirimi has reached in the deal in his case and avoid a trial if if he pleaded guilty to one count of misdemeanor false imprisonment. he was originally charged with misdemeanor domestic violence and is waiting a witness. the plea means that he will have three years' probation and 100 hours of community service. he will have to have a year of counseling. the sheriff says he is staying on the job. >> i wanted to get this behind me and reunite with my family. this has been a torturous nightmare. when >>darya: all of this stems from an incident on new year's eve when he allegedly bruised h

. >>> delta is expanding its service throughout the northeast. the airline is offering more flights from new york's laguardia airport to pittsburgh, cleveland, new hampshire and vermont. the service expansion also includes buffalo, syracuse and rochester. delta is investing $100 million in upgrading routes and facilities at laguardia. >>> and it's a request more and more job seekers are hearing from prospective employers, give us your facebook password. now two u.s. senators are weighing in on the controversy. charles schumer and richard blumenthal are calling on the justice department and the equal opportunity employment commission to investigate whether requesting social media credentials from someone is a violation of federal law. >> there's a coercive nature here. you want the job so badly if your employer asks, you may be afraid to say no. >> last week facebook issued a warning to employers to not ask job applicants for their password. facebook opposes the practice saying it's a violation of the website's policy and, quote, not the right thi

antioch, from what after italy's in the delta should prepare. from san results of the golden gate, light rain at the moment but eventually it will clear out. >>james: erica is focusing on our forecast a drop of one. more wet weather headed our way. a a.m., sporadic shower activity in the north bay. by noon, not too much of a heart of the date of more organized race. the organized stuff takes shape to apply noon and then slowly making its way across the bay area who as we head towards five him during the evening ride home and bury will be nice and wet. particularly scary with heavy downpours expected from standard: north to 101 thomas goddess joash by 9:00 p.m. the, some really nice downpours. the yellow, orange and red and green moderate-heavy rain. alatas status both by friday and saturday how we will start to try things out and not that the ground can soak in a downpour that we get over night. saturday will be a mixed bag. hopefully the but what will pass us by in the morning and we will hang on to a chance of showers and to the accident. sund

court-ordered protection of a small endangered fish called the delta smelt. whether the smelt's problems are due to water or other fish, but since the court protections five years ago the smelt's been doing better. >> we've seen the population rebound. it's really been pretty exciting. >> reporter: farmers are not excited. less water means an estimated half million acres will go unplanted, fallowed ground the size of rhode island >> i refuse to replant this field because there's just too much risk. >> reporter: now the house has passed a bill guerin teeing farmers their water no matter what. >> i am sick and tired of crazy people from hollywood and san francisco trying to tell the people in the san joaquin valley where we produce the nation's fruits and vegetables on how we are supposed to conduct our livelihood and make a living. >> reporter: it's unlikely to pass in the senate. >> it tries to take all the water. there's no balance at all on this act. >> did you he hopes the bill creates enough of a splash to lead to some change. his almond crop nears four a

promise was broken first by his own department and most recently when a federal government deemed the delta smelt to be more important than the livelihoods of farm workers. hundreds of billions of gallons of water that these communities had already paid for and depended upon were simply expropriated and cavalierly dumped into the pacific ocean turning much of california's fertile central valley into a dust bowl. this bill redeemed the promise made to the people of california and restores the allocations that were agreed to. we hear well, that was then and this is now and the science has changed. what they're referring to is not science. it is ideology masquerading as science. in 2010 their claims were thrown out of the federal court which cited ideological zealots to mislead and deceive the court into accepting what is not only the best science, it's not science. >> the comments of representative mcclintock, a republican from california. again, the house taking up this measure today. you can watch live coverage on our network at c-span and on the web on c-span.org. the house speaker making

they don't even want to mention one of the delta or american. >> to avoid that buy their choice. to just make the point and leave the take away about your brand but not necessarily always have the negativity associated with it. >> in one of the earlier points, historically, primary fights were more civil when you had five or six candidates, maybe for the reason you alluded to, he mentioned in 2004 when gephardt and howard dean then in iowa did a pretty good job of destroying each other to the benefit of john edwards and john kerry. so, i guess that's part of the dynamic that you're talking about. >> absolutely. >> are there examples of -- this is to both of you -- of other negative campaigns or comparative campaigns in the commercial space that, you know, might provide good lessons and models for political candidates? >> there's a famous case back in the 1950s when people were getting into pressure cooking. slow cooking through pressure cookers. and there was a case where one or two of the pressure cookers blew up. and the maker of that pressure cooker ran a full-page ad in the n

spokesman for delta said the plane was pretty significantly damaged. another plus got to be the accident happened as early as it did before the morning rush. the faa says the overall airport operations in in atlanta were not affected. we'll bring you more information as we get it. jenna: it's a big news day today. we have two primaries in the deep south that could reshape this replbl can -- republican race. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. "happening now", voting is underway in alabama and mississippi. total of 84 delegates up for grabs in those two states. the takes are obviously very high. newt gingrich making several campaign stops in alabama today, fighting for a crucial win there. mitt romney is looked ahead to missouri after a campaign swing in alabama yesterday. rick santorum moving on to louisiana after a big push in the deep south. ron paul, not actively competing in those two contests. joining us now on the phone, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. he is also the host of "huckabee" on the fox news channel. governor, what should we be l

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a fourth-generation farmer, he has a variety of crops growing on his delta farm, including cucumbers, which he started growing on a whim about 5 years ago and quickly found out that they loved the rich soil and mild weather the delta region offers. >> what makes a good pickle... is something that's straight. the color is nice. they're not burned on any side from the sun or anything. and the size. that's about the perfect size pickle that they like to receive. >> after the cucumbers e harvested, they're trucked over to kruger foods, where they are washed, sorted, and graded by size, some being destined to be pickled whole, some sliced, and others used as relish. after grading, they are tak over to these large tanks, where they await a nice long bath. >> so what's occurring here is the cucumbers are fermenting, kind of like wine. the sugars that are naturally in the cucumbers will turn into vinegar over time. during that process, carbon dioxide is released as a gas. so what we are doing is circulating the water very slowly, or the brine very slowly to allow that gas to bubble up, just l

is the all-time record high here in chicago we have thunderstorm's coming up from the mississippi deltawerhouse storms ... lots of moisture coming in our direction to bring us lots of rain ... scattered tomorrow heavier showers overnight into friday and into saturday ... we expect 1/3 to 1 in. in half of accumulation ... looking at to 15 days ahead the temperatures will be going down but they will remain above normal for this time of year ... tomorrow we will see that lake breeze taking effect cooling off our area. here is the forecast on the model lots of sunshine today scattered showers tomorrow a few scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon ... the main event is coming after that as the rain producing flood watches and tornado watches to the self of illinois and that went hyatt allah elevation snow storm behind that jet stream from the west will collide ... between now and saturday morning we will get over an inch and a half of rain in the area ... that's a pretty respectable rainfall ... on the update we will see how the cold air mass will leave us after the weekend and things will

a delta passenger jet slid right off the runway today at the world's busiest airport in atlanta. two mechanics were onboard, testing the engines and trying to move the boeing 737, when the brakes failed. cranes were brought in to hoist the plane off an embankment. it won't be flying anytime soon. delta says the jet is headed for a full structural investigation. >>> and now, politics and the battle under way. mitt romney going for a knockout punch in the south. wrestling with newt gingrich and rick santorum in alabama and mississippi. it's "your voice, your vote." and abc's jon karl was on the trail with him today. >> reporter: it's only march 13th. but today, mitt romney was already handing out st. patrick's day cookies. lately, romney's been talking more about grits. he's the ultimate northerner, trying real hard to score in the deep south. >> i'm learning to say y'all. good morning, y'all. i like grits. biscuits and cheesy grits. >> reporter: how is it playing? at the place that inspired the story "fried green tomatoes," we found romney's efforts to talk southern getting decide

that's a sign of the delta breeze.ng it's sunny, this system will swing by tomorrow and give us a change in the weather. the coast cools down rapidly, colder tomorrow, breezy to windy, highs, 56 to 60. there will be a lot of upper 50s. light rain possible tomorrow morning. cooler by the coast t will still be warm inland but the fog has bum back in a big way. the visibility is terrible. the cooling trend starts today and really takes shape tomorrow. that will give us wind. mostly sunny today except for that fog, coast and bay. some of that, it's a blanket of it. 50s and 60s coast and bay. this looks like it for the 70s as temperatures come down. colder, windy, possible rain early tuesday morning, not much. but it will be cold and windy. we rebound the temperatures thursday, friday, and saturday. clouds increase and cooler on sunday. >>> 7:41. happening now, more bay area students are heading to sacramento for what's expected to be a loud march and rally to protest education cuts. paul chambers is live at the college in

and -- the morning that he was killed -- over 200 that company, that company and my delta company was -- over the next morning, i stayed away for most of the night. i was thinking how am i going to get off that platoon. i decided to make a -- [ inaudible [ inaudible ] smack into them. it's large -- they were able to give the alert back. i didn't know if this was going to be an attack only or -- that was why we were so quiet. my instingts. headed back under fire. all five were walking and officers were wounded. two of the five, two of the lieutenants were killed. and that's when charlie hastings, my air force controller on the ground, i didn't know there was such an order, but he called into the radio, broken arrow. not likely to move. and i didn't know he had done this. every may believe bomber in south vietnam had the choice to do. either assist -- and within ten minutes, we had fire bombers stacked up on the eye drain valley. intervals up to 37,000 feet. delivered their orders. and the smoke an dust in the north. the men hollering for mom and medic, it was just unbelievable. it was

. >>> a delta airline plane full of passengers knocked over eye bus parked on the tarmac of detroit's airport today. the passenger took this video of the shuttle bus tipped over on its side. nobody was on the bus. and nobody was injured on the plane. officials say the left wing of the delta md-80 clipped the shuttle buss as it was taxiing to the gate. the faa and airport police are investigating the accident. >>> voters gathered in the south bay to drum up support for a proposed parcel tax. the ballot initiative would raise $2.5 million for the santa clara unified school district through a parcel tax costing each homeowner in the district $84 a year for five years. >> it will mean we can keep counselors, librarians, all of the things that we need to to compliment of our classrooms and really provide a good education. >> today the group made phone calls and signed up to talk precincts to generate public support. the measure needs two thirds approval to pass. voting is set for may 8thpy a mail-in ballot. >>> some bay area college students are going to great lengths to get their message

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of the 9:00 hour, this storm is already in the delta. oakland and hayward area, along the peninsula, heavy rain. by 10:00, that pushes into our inland valleys. and by 11:00, the rain is starting to wrap up. into the afternoon, we will see mostly clear conditions although a few pop-up thunderstorms are certainly possible. futurecast put the possibility into the north bay in the 2:00 hour through the 4:00 hour. be prepared for that possibility into saturday afternoon. snow in the sierra tomorrow, it's going to remain largely dry. temperatures pretty mild. 55 degrees. into saturday, that storm is going to impact the sierra with 3-6 inches of snow. and temperatures dropping off into sunday as well. back in the 30s with a 20% chance of lingers snow showers. your extended forecast, tomorrow mainly dry. temperatures in the 60s for the most part. chance of rain later in the evening for the north bay, mainly. and that is going to rush on through the area for saturday morning. gusty winds accompanying that storm. it'll be breezy out there tomorrow

this delta lies on its side. rows and rows upon it's own government and crushed. summertime is over and the living is dead. and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you,

some scary moments for folks on board a delta flight as the plane makes an emergency landing.officials say the flight had just taken off just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday when the pilot issued an alert for smoke in the cockpit. the plane turned around and landed safely. no one was injured. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. we are tracking some problems for your morning commute. we start in pikesville at walnut avenue, an accident. another once at 25th street and loch raven road. in west river, there is an accident in anne arundel county. a lot going on. we continue to run smoothly on the major roads. if you delays fall into place. volume is picking up. this is baltimore national pike. this is the west side from liberty down towards 40 you will see some delays. this is the beltway through the construction zone. the inner loop is closed at quarantine road -- at the curtis creek drawbridge. be advised. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie joins us live from columbia talking about bikes. those were the day when i had my banana sea

wind advisory for solano county, including the strait and the delta.es per hour. this will be all day long and will die down in through the early evening hours, right about sunset. i want to show you the future cast model, because this helps you to visualize what's going o we've got steady rain moving through the area. it will be moving south and east by about 11:00 or so. looks like areas near pleasanton, livermore, dealing with moderate rain. noon time in the north bay, getting a break. it's going to continue to shift this way. by 2:00, all of us are going to be with partly to mostly cloudy skies, maybe a little drizzle. but we're not done yet. we've got scattered showers in the forecast. as i mentioned a moment ago, possibility of a thunderstorm. 50s and low 60s this morning. 50s and low 60s expected in the afternoon. santa rosa has cooled off quite a bit in the last hour or so, about 49 degrees currently. we're looking at 60 degrees for mountain view today, 57 san francisco. so breezy, gray, cool, a little sunshine out there for the afternoon. tomo

. >> un avión de delta airlines se salió de la pista, el incidente se produjo temprano cuando mecanicosilizan joyeria de fantasia? tenga cuidado, podría llevar un cargamento de sustancias, la mayoría de estos artículos contienen plomo, cadmio que podrían producir cáncer, se pvenden en tiendas . >> 1 de cada 10 habitantes de zonas agrícolas corren peligro de contaminarse con el agua . >> una de cada 10 personas que viven en una de las áreas mas productivas de california podrían adquirir nitrato en el agua potable. >> eso sigue pasando hoy, está impactando a nuestra agua potable . >> el 57% del área de estudio contiene estos quimicos, el 96% proviene del área de la agricultura . >> para el año 2050 estas áreas estarán impacatadas, ahora es 57%. >> es la primera investigación, que incluye fresno, bakerfield y monterrey, el nitrato es altamente toxico, se usa como fertilizante . >> puede causar cáncer, para los bebes a largo plazo es importante que no la consuman . >> el asambleista dice que será un tema prioritario . >> los nitratos no se ven, el agua sale clara, si se hierve el agua se ha