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we hope to keep that up and the bracing work and the excavation over all is about 65 percent complete. and we have seen great progress on that in zone one about 87 percent complete, zone two, micropiles have started and are at 16 percent complete, and to date, none of the micropiles have failed in their post installation testing so that is moving along very well. again, big highlight and construction site is just this last weekend with the bridge installation, no complaint. and we got that going on monday, so the team particularly web corp and the subcontractor did a great job on that and certainly the neighborhood appreciated it and most of that is over. the ground system and the geo thermal started this week with the first installations in the west end in zone one and in zone four, and i will show you the picture the buttress contractor is completely gone now. so that picture changed yet again, unlike the other times that i showed you the picture and it never changed. >> a big milestone on the auxiliary water system, between first and second street, started at second and worked east

it will take several seasons to excavate the remains of an entire household and several decades to excavatere community. the community buried beneath the sugar cane of ceren may one day be unearthed. but other sites in the maya region offer what ceren lacks -- evidence of ancient households easily seen on the surface. mira, arturo. una, dos, tres piedras. keach: here in honduras, a survey team combs the copan valley. their trained eyes recognize mounds of grass-covered stones as the remnants of ancient maya dwellings. okay. there's the road. mm-hmm. this...here's where we came in -- a small road. and we walked around this way, and we walked over into this pasture. and so this site is right about here, right on this little hill. keach: the copan valley lies 100 kilometers north of ceren. in 1975, archaeologists began a complete survey of the valley on foot. after 10 years of painstaking work, they have discovered the remains of 4,500 structures. más a usted... cinco centímetros. keach: archaeologist william sanders has been leading excavations in the copan valley since 1980. sanders: we deci

here, a team of archaeologists is excavating an abandoned anasazi settlement. woman: the bubble in the center. about 500 people once lived here in more than 400 rooms. the rooms are grouped around circular chambers, called kivas, where the anasazi practiced rituals. the rituals were secret, so the kivas were built below ground level and concealed beneath an earthen roof. heavy beams, like this one, supported the roof. curiously, many beams are charred. the kivas had been burned. archaeologist william lipe. i'm not sure what it means, but i can speculate that the burning of the kiva roofs was some type of closing down ritual for this village. we've seen that a few other places in the northern southwest at a time when there was a substantial movement of population out of an area. so i think that's a possibility -- that they burned, intentionally burned, the kivas when they left this area for good. keach: to find out when the site was abandoned, a charred roof beam is wrapped and sent to a laboratory. the anasazi often moved their villages, but usually only for a

the current scope says vertical and hor sonal addition, it is silent if they are excavating into the hill and it is massive and clarify if they are doing it and an evaluation if they are doing it, if not they will have to file a separate building permit, i think that it is a form 6 for excavation and if they are saying that they are doing it in this clean upper , permit and they can clean up the scope. and there is a code section that was done after knock ash and i was involved in the land side and when it said that you are on a site doing more than 1,000 square foot of roof area and their own application says that they are adding 14,048 of a floor and a floor is a floor not a deck if it has a roof. so by the code they are supposed to be doing a peer review and i made that section to mr. santos and i am sure that he is going to discuss it. i think that it is a smart thing to do. last, there are two criterias for demolition, there is a dba and a planning criteria, they are different. they are really different. dba, you don't include the foundation, you don't include the roof. planning

mexican archaeologist angel garcia cook, excavated the cave with macneish. cook is now director of the mexican institute of archaeology. yeah, que bueno, yes, el tipo flaco. flaco. keach: this projectile point indicates that this cave was occupied at the same time as purron cave, about 5000 b.c. clues to the diet of the cave's ancient residents also began turning up. interpreter: this is a piece of maguey that was cooked over a fire and then chewed. it was a species of cactus that they chewed and then spat out. sometimes you can see the mark of people's teeth on these quids. so maguey was clearly a part of the diet of the people that came here at a certain season of the year. this is a leaf of nopal cactus, which you can find during all the seasons, but there are times when people eat it more often because there is nothing else to eat. keach: nopal still grows just outside the cave. macneish's workmen remember droughts when they ate nopal to stave off hunger and thirst. they call the cactus "starvation food." so, discovering cactus in the cave tells the arch

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also for all the excavation these folks that lived on the property. it should have been filed proof for management plan, for management practices in the state of california. it has changed the drainage on that slope and it's taken away the ground cover that was required and it's always affected the treason that property. it should have never happened without a full review of the planning commissioner. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? are you paid member of the staff associated with the project? >> just a contractor. >> you are paid by the owner. you can speak at rebuttal. you have three minutes on the return of the rebuttal. >> listening to everything that i have heard since i spoke, i really don't have a rebuttal. however, i will use my time to make a couple comments. one is that with respect to tom burr well, i agree. we have worked as effectively as i think it is possible to have worked and we have both benefited enormously from that and it has helped our neighborhood in terms of what we believe is a very tasteful addition to the neighbor

and excavator would probably do the trick. details of for one very bold feet coming up next.er have too much . ♪ melissa: all right, it is time for a little fun with "spare change." today we have a power players, monica crowley in our very own dennis kneale. both are awesome. last week we showed you one creative way to rob an atm. thieves after that actually blown up. this week's task is even more creative. a man in north carolina store and excavator went from a construction site in and use that to pick up an atm nearby. clever. it is definitely killing two birds with one stone. that is that the kind of getaway car that you want to use? >> this is like a scene out of breaking bad. a very creative way about going about it. my only problem is this is that the escalator which was very useful it's like 10 miles. >> more than that, the excavator is worth a lot more money than the cash inside the atm. it is like taking a 30,000 dollar gucci bag to go shoplifting for a piggy bank. >> is it easier to spend the cash. >> it is unclear whether they made off with the excavator. so where

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were pressured to finish the excavation in three or four years. we had to complete what usually takes 30 to 40 years in only four years. >> reporter: after the collapse of the taliban regime in 2001, afghanistan is trying to rebuild itself with the assistance of the international community, but the nation is still without any major industry, and rebuilding efforts are slow going. the country cannot but help tap its natural resources underground if it wants to stand on its own two feet. >> we're trying to preserve the site. at the same time, and to profit from the copper mine for the economic stability of afghanistan. that's something which is required for our people. we need the money. we need the economic resource to stabilize the afghan society. >> reporter: afghanistan is starting to emerge from the legacy of decades of war, but the nation is yet to begin on the path toward reconstruction, and is putting cultural assets in the country, many of them riches belonging to all mankind, at the risk of demolition. >>> it's getting warmer in tokyo but

on excavation four years ago and after a number of ruins more than five meters below ground. researchers have identified eight temples so far. they are in incredibly good condition. this statue is of buddha delivering his teaching. the color of his robe has been preserved for more than 1,000 years. the detail of the material is clearly visible too. human bones were also right arm found. they believe to belong to a priest who lived in the temple. it's not just temples that have been discovered here. this extraordinary ruin is on the verge of being torn down. buildings have been erected the ruin. the red line indicates a copper mining area. most of the ruins will be clear for the mines. >> translator: we were pressured to finish the excavation in three or four years. we had to complete what takes 30 to 40 years in only four years. >> reporter: after the collapse of the taliban regime in 2001 afghanistan is trying to rebuild with the assistance of the international community. rebuilding efforts are slow going. the country cannot help top its natural resources on the ground if it

this is the starting point for the excavation, better known as the "launch box." >> i have seen thistuff on tv and history channel about these machines but now it is something to see in person. >> a business across the street from where the huge machine is being delivered, a slight inconvenience to customers but nothing compared to the rumble of excavation that happened last month. >> three days of the building shaking and it was really bad. everyone was complaining at the time. now we can take anything. now is the interesting part to see this big machine. >> we are back with a lot of prep work being done. part of the boring devis which does all of the work is called the cutterhead and arrives tonight from the port. this machine was manufactured this china. when it is running in a month it can dig 40' a day. the job will take six years. it will cost $1.6 billion. still ahead, an emotional dedication filled with tears and laughter. >> there was a time in my life when i wasn't likely to be found at a library. >> once in a lifetime event this morning that brought together all five livin

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you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of time so the you can keep your creativity alive and not cut it off and just go into old habits. it is a lot like listening. really listening to watch what is going to emerge. i like this thing where you put your foot on his back. let's keep it. were your mind is is how you build your life. if you put it in steel or in failure, it works. that works. it is a commitment. for most artists, it is a vacation and a life that they have committed themselves to. there is this notion that artists continue to do their work because of some kind of the external financial support. if that was taken away, artists would still

. >> in the last few hours, rescue workers have brought in heavy machinery to begin excavation at a factory that collapsed on wednesday, killing at least 380 people. this is after police arrested abreast of the code of honor. yes connections to the ruling party. the efforts to pull people from the rubble is now in its the evening, and there is little hope of finding more. south korean managers are planning to leave the industrial point north of the border on monday. 120 left on saturday. in order to go came after north korea threatened to shut down the plant at the tensions between the two states continues to rise. north korea blames this out for the dispute. complex shutdown, they would be cursed and blamed a long time by its people. is worsesaying this than the former south korean government. ms. khe sanh rests entirely but the public. >> still ahead on aljazeera. everybody deserves a second chance. while the party which presided over the economic disaster in iceland is set to return. plus -- >> a report from the north, where people are finally moved to low-cost departments. took a govern

tunnel systems were excavated beneath the border. and in the mountains illegal runways were constructed for large aircraft. but he made the first one to go down is that i'm on bass you know he goes to say not a lot to execute and as a drug dealer one little slip but when the police catch him and kill him. you know by now she was stopped by a police officer they had an argument and then one day ya know it shoots the police officer who falls down and barely shoot or i'm on a ya know. also falls dead itself where this happened in february two thousand and ten. just one month later march two thousand and two after investigation the mexican army arrests benjamin do ya know in pueblo and. in two thousand and six counts agree or falls into the hands of the u.s. after strength into international world to school whilst he was fishing with his friends on his private yacht. the cartel stays in the hands of entertainer and of the most educated of all the suplex eduardo ariano felix is a doctor and known to everyone by the nickname. the mexican a

government at least twice warning about tamerlan tsarnaev warning them about his possible radical excavation. we also learned this week that younger brother dzhokar tsarnaev was cut short when the federal judge read him his independent rights possibly sacrificing valuable intelligence. we're joined by the our board. matt, terror. in hindsight it's 20/20 and this is big attack since 9/11. what stands out to you so far about this event? >> two things. one that the f.b.i. and the c.i.a. had him on their radar screens. they had him in 2011. fwib went to see him question him, went through things. when he went to russia he had been radicalized for six months, the f.b.i. and c.i.a. didn't know he left apparently. although the department of homeland security did foe but came back six months later. but it turned out that someone at boston airport did know. >> paul: so that was one of big lessons of 9/11. you share information so you know who these people are. is this how a bureaucracy behaves. >> they are bureaucracies, they are big complicated cases. he was on four list. one listed had 700,000 names

now comes the hard part lowering them into a hole at the starting point for the excavation called the launch box. two of the machines will dig their way 1.5 miles to north beach to create the central subway project. putting the machine together will take weeks. the project could take six years to complete. >> called earth pressure balance machine and they have a rotating cutter herd for soft ground and we anticipate drilling into soft ground. >> we will below a lot of the old infrastructure and buildup, we will below that. a lot of planning has gone into the project. >> part of the boring device that does the work is called cutterhead. it arrives tone. it can dig 40' a day. total cost is $1.6 billion. i asked a construction worker what one of the pieces weighs and he says 120 tons. for one piece. >> this morning, investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a home in the east bay. the discovery fire broke out near the yacht club before 7:00 last night. it spread to a second home as firefighters arrived on scene. sky 7 got video of firefighters working

300' long and now comes the hard part, lowering them into a hole at the starting point for the excavation, the launch box. two of the tunnel boring machines will dig their way 1.5 miles to north beach to create the central subway project. the project could take six years to complete. >> this is an earth pressure balance machine and they have a rotating cutterhead for soft ground and we anticipate drilling into soft ground. >> working, when you work on a major construction project you have to remember you are working with your neighbors so that is always a challenge each day. >> the part of the boring device that does all the work is called the cutterhead and when it is all up and running it can dig 40' a day, we are told that is very impressive, at least that is what a construction worker told me. total cost for the project, not cheap, $1.6 billion. >> 5:03. there are major new clues as investigators try to put together evidence in the boston marathon case. agents found a stash of fireworks not far from the shootout. now over to abc7 news reporter in washington, dc. >> good morning, autho

these are the cuniform tablets that were excavated in the late 1880's and early 1890's by the university of pennsylvania. tens of thousands of fragments of cuniform fragments. the story of anana starts in her adolescence. it travels through her journey as a queen and a goddess, and much of her story is devoted to the love, a very passionate love, for dimusi, who is a shepherd who she takes as her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no longer treat the mother of anana of his mother. he will no longer perform his sweet task among the maidens of the city. he will no longer raise his sword higher than the kugar of priests. great is the grief of those who mourn for dimusi. anani wept for dimusi. gone is my husband, my sweet husband. gone is my sweet love. my beloved has been taken from the city. o

the temporary bridge will allow workers to excavate under the street to build the footprint of a new transit center. the work means the street is closed through monday. that closure is just one traffic detour in san francisco. the rock 'n' roll half marathon is expected to cause delays getting to the marina between 6:30 and 11:30 tomorrow morning there are also street close sures -- closures in the race area. expect heavy traffic tomorrow during the greek celebration, and delays are likely around st. at&t park before and after the giants' afternoon game. we'll have a full list on our web site. just check on "see it on tv". >>> santa clara city leaders are considering a massive entertainment district across the street from the 49ers stadium. hotels, restaurants, and residencal units are on the table for an previous land fill that is now the city's golf course. compare the size to santana row which is 45 acres. next week the city council will consider entering the negotiations with a global developer. >> it's the v.i.p. list no celebrity wants to be on but it is growing. ahead, the hat

in 2012 over 1500 times an excavator struck and damaged pg&e's facilities. >> for anyone who calls a pg&e crew will come out and mark the gas lines, no questions asked. >>> sunny and warmer today and great visibility as you look off into the bay. plenty of sunshine. clear conditions. not that windy along the bay. you can see the island today. and you can see all the way out to mount diablo. beautiful day in the bay area. winds along the coast, lighter. and temperature said warmer. 78 in -- temperatures warmer. 78 iniant iniant -- in antioch. things are starting to warm. beginning of the warmer trend has begun. the real warming shows up on saturday and sunday which temperatures are in the mid- 80s, maybe higher, upper 80s, low 90s. there is the winds, 10 miles per hour, oakland airport. it is spring. it feels like spring out there. tomorrow like today. breezier along the coast. coastal fog. inland, temperatures will be warmer or the same. saturday and sunday warms further. over night lows like this morning. highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. look at all the oranges. bunch of them, right