the decision for excavation was taken on the seer's dream. >> but the excavation exercise on the basis of a dream, the whole world is laughing at us over this bizarre exercise. somebody dreamt, and the government has launched an excavation. the money hidden by thieves and looters of india and foreign banks is much more than one thousand tons of gold. if the government brings back that money, you won't have to do digging for gold, he said at a rally in tonight. >> the leader called it strange and said it is not right to dig up some place to find hidden treasure on the basis of someone's dream. what is going on is something we have never heard of the four, he said. the chief minister had a funny take on the excavating work, saying he wants every state of the district to yield a treasure and people to be happy. >> as large crowds gathered around the fourth, the district clamp prohibitory orders to prevent any untoward incident. barricades were also directed. the district magistrate said the excavation work would take at least a month to complete. the points to be excavated were marked by

. >> two excavators stolen from a construction site are returned. why there is a growing black market for these kinds of big ticket items. >>> good afternoon, everyone. >> we're on early ahead of what could be the deciding game of the world series. new details tonight on the bay area nursing home left abandoned with more than a dozen elderly residents inside fending for themselves. today we learned that one of those residents has been missing for five days. the nursing home, valley springs manor was abandoned by the owners after they were ordered to close. we are joined live with what investigators had the say. >> reporter: as sheriffs investigate valley springs manor, they say a patient has been missing from there since last friday. baskin was last seen at the bart station friday afternoon. >> mr. baskin has been a missing person many times in the past for us, so we don't consider him at risk. but the fact that he went missing during this time period is a little bit concerning to us. >> reporter: he's one of the patients left abandoned after state

the completion of that excavation. and the over all time line, you have seen this before, were now into the below grade work with that first map pour and this the super structure and that is the steel and the target there and our milestone steel erection is next summer and you can see that, and five or six lines down and the 7 lines down and the july target and we are on track with that and we had a good meeting yesterday with the web corp folks and the first, sort of a less talked about milestone and the first two cast nodes have been casted and they are going through the testing routines and to make sure that everything works for them and cast the rest in each one of those groups and that will continue to progress throughout the end of this year and next year and the other milestones are holding from what you have seen before and of course, the bus operations are still in the fall. and october of 2017. >> and the bse, time line and not much more to discuss there and the excavation is continuing in zone four. and a po

the two excavators have been returned to their owners. why this kind of heavy duty heist is on the rise. >> this is a 307c excavator. >> the decal stripped? >> decals right here. >> reporter: the front bucket missing, but this oakland excavation company did get nearly of 3/4 of a million dollars worth of equipment returned. thieves stole two excavators last week. the leads started pouring in. one call made the difference. >> they actually witnessed one of the excavators being stolen, and gave a very good description. individual and the vehicle. >> reporter: chp investigators found the excavators in east contra costa county, and arrested a 47-year-old clayton man for the climb. they were in a 10,000 square footwear house, and investigators believe there may be other properties in the area that have stolen items. there have been at least 10 pieces of equipment stolen from bay area construction sites in the past year. from bobcats, to 15-ton caterpillars. there is a black market for this equipment. >> they can send them overseas. >> there's

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 two excavators have been returned to their owners. this kind of heavy duty heist is on the rise. >> this is a 307c excavator. >> the decal stripped? >> decals right here. >> reporter: the front bucket missing, but this oakland excavation company did get nearly of 3/4 of a million dollars worth of equipment returned. thieves stole two excavators last week. the leads started pouring in. one call made the difference. >> they actually witnessed one of the excavators being stolen, and gave a very good description. individual and the vehicle. >> reporter: chp investigators found the excavators in east contra costa county, and arrested a 47-year-old clayton man for the climb. they were in a 10,000 square footwear house, and investigators believe there may be other properties in the area that have stolen items. there have been at least 10 pieces of equipment stolen from bay area construction sites in the past year. from bobcats, to 15-ton caterpillars. there is a black market for this equipment. >> they can send them overseas. >> there's alwa

and the massive construction excavators. they've been found. we'll tell you how they were found. >> and how warm it will be in your neighborhood and in your city tomorrow. . >>> new developments in a shooting in san leandro. police arrest ed two oakland men. michael breedlove and martin to shoot and until cruz. the arrests of the results of detective work that started at the scene of the shooting on east 14th on october 21st. >> what they started doing is really gather a lot of stuff whether it be videos from neighboring businesses, whether it be reviewing our data on our license plate reader that we have for the vehicle and then also really interviewing witnesses with some lengthy interviews which really led to some really good information. >> both men are being held in the alameda county jail. >>> a 47-year-old man is facing charges for a test. the chp found the excavators. the decals were stripped and one was missing a bucket. a witness provided essential information to solve the crime. >> they actually witnessed one of the excavators being

in fact, this is only a few miles away from where those two excavators were stolen.rom the company discovered the excavators missing at a clayton job site last week. they cost about a quarter million dollars and worth about $100,000 on the black market. >> it's not common at all to lose an excavator. it's really not common to lose two in one fell swoop. >> reporter: the chp and the construction industry say this is not an isolated incident but a trend. >> we have seen a huge increase in the last few years of equipment being stolen. it's progressively getting larger. >> reporter: the chp says just this year alone in contra costa county, 10 pieces of large equipment were stolen. >> anything that's not nailed down that they think they can steal and get away wither going to do that. >> reporter: in clayton, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the chp believes the suspect nick casper worked alone. he will be charged with possession of stolen property and grand theft auto. >>> passengers on board a delta flight headed to san francisco had to make an emergency landing today. a plane whi

remember this, the giant excavator that was supposed to have run over the boss's car? it was part of a sweeps stakes. now this video i just showed you is their next viral campaign and it includes the winner of the sweepstakes. the winner got to drive in the video. we're going to find out more information and get some background footage in the coming weeks. >> th ithhaown ai pra. >> ooh! >> we're bringing back the human chair prank. >> he is in a chair costume. it really does look like a chair. >> oh, boy. [ screaming ] >> so people sit down to take a picture with this cool halloween display and as soon as they sit down -- [ screaming ] >> that is awesome! >> that was the weirdest scream ever. she like screamed through like the prank and then screamed again. >> what makes you take this photo in a convenience store? what makes you sit in this chair in the first place? >> the manager is there directing people, encouraging them to sit. the sign right next to the chair says free treats. >> oh, you get free candy. >> this would be a good prank to pull on your front porch. pu

you see this excavator that was working on the hillside above this lane of traffic. now, you see the driver fall out of this thing, 39-year-old ismail penn. he's motionless for a while. but you do see him begin to stir. you can see how high up he was. that's how high up he was working and you see how far down he fell. apparently he lost control up there and when you're that high above concrete lanes of traffic, pretty dangerous scenario. now from turkey to south africa, this one can you blame on the driver. dash cam footage of the vehicle ahead, a big boat carrying a bridge. keep watching. >> oh. >> the boat knocks down that yellow barrier into that white car. >> wow. >> i don't think anybody was injured in in one. did you see somebody -- it looks like somebody gets out of truck and checks on that person in the white car. no crazy damage in in one except the barrier and probably the boat. >> it's the latest wing suit stunt getting lots of attention. >> he's not going to use a parachute at all. he's going to land as he skips across the water. >> why this stunt isn't a

an official sent up this picture of one of those 15-ton excavators. each is worth $120,000. police say a tip led the c.h.p. to a property 20 miles from the construction site. it took a lost effort to get the vehicles there. >> the woman behind a rollout of healthcare.gov says she is accountable and is sorry but health and human services secretary is not backing down from what she calls a better health care system. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with more. katie? >> the mood was tense with americans of the house of representatives energy and commerce committee peppering her with questions and accusations and compliments, as well, for 3 1/2 hours. >> this is more than a website problem. that was supposed to be the easy part, remember? >> committee chairman got the first word. the secretary offered an apology speaking to the american people. >> you deserve better. i apologize. i'm accountable to you for fixing these problems. >> she attempted to put a better spin on the problems. >> the website has never crashed and is functional at a very slow speed and low reliability. >>

someone stole two excavators from a job site. this theft is a trend now. we have more on that story. >> i made that corner and i looked and said, they are gone. >> he is talking about two 15 ton excavators worth $120,000 each. though were stolen off a job site. they would have had to have stopped traffic, moved the ex can varieties down and loaded them on a trailer. >> the tracks from the get away truck are still on the ground. >> that is low. that is nasty. they know what they are doing. >> these kind of heists are becoming more and more commonplace on construction sites. >> it started with the copper. now it is equipment. as you can see they are upping the game. >> the equipment is stolen and sold in mexico. this does not matter to those at clayton regency who have been waiting for this project to finish so they can finally connect to the county's water pipeline. >> water for the entire community is trucked in, twice a day, each day, from brentwood and stored in the containers. it is treated but it is not recommended for drinking. next have, >> the city

excavator. yet two, disappeared near clayton last week, much to the surprise of project managers. >> they're across the road over there on the shoulder. so they had to actually track both out. about 100 yards on the road. itself. more on load them on to a trailer. >> reporter: in contra costa county chp reports ten heists this year alone. dmv does not register the equipment making it more difficult to track. >> i mean they can actually, disguise it, put it on craig's list. someone could purchase this. not realizing it's stolen. >> reporter: last night an arrest near byron the chp took the 47-year-old into custody and returning these excavators to rightful owners. you see this green stripe? there are more than one on every piece of equipment. the thief, or thieves, hold them off. >> we're missing two light towers and a bucket and a rock wheel. >> do you have more hopes of get being them back? >> i hope so. >> reporter: kim says if not for a break from people who learned about these thefts on the

it's your basic garden variety 20,000 pound, $130,000 cater pillar excavator. would you know how to start one up? how about stealing it? >> for someone to do that? two of them? >> reporter: explains his puzzlement. two disappeared from this water pipe construction project in contra costa county last week. >> they're sitting across the road on the shoulder. so they had to track both of them out about 100 yards. on the road itself. and load them on to a trailer. >> reporter: the patrol recovered them in byron and made an arrest but are hoping for more because thefts like this have become a trend. it's hard to believe, but the department of motor vehicles does not register the equipment it's easy to resell. >> they can actually disguys disguise it and someone with purchase it, not realizing it's stolen. >> reporter: the chp returned them, the thieves had removed striping this, is a company being hit by thefts. >> we've had cargo containers broken into with tools stolen. we have air are boards we see maybe 2, 3 thefts per month. >> with them another definition for

the excavators were taken from a job site in clayton and found last night near biron.ieve it or not, this crime is part of a costly trend. abc 7 wayne freed man has the story. >> reporter: it is not exactly the kind of item you stick into a hip pocket and walk away with, a 20,000 pound caterpillar extra va tore and two disappointed last week much to the surprise of project manager manuel ortega. >> they were sitting across the road over there on the shoulder. they had actually tracked both of them out about 100 yards on the road it self-and load them on a trailer. >> reporter: it the latest trend in thievery, heavy equipment. ten such heists this year alone. the dmv does not register such equipment making it more difficult to track. >> they could actually, the extra va tore put it on craigslist and somebody can unwittingly purchase the equipment not realizing it's stolen. >> reporter: last night an arrest, the chp took 47-year-old nickelous in custody and returned the excavators to the rightful owners. they were mostly in tact. you see this green stripe? there is more

excavator. yet two, disappeared near clayton last week, much to the surprise of project managers. >> they're across the road over there on the shoulder. so they had to actually track both out. about 100 yards on the road. itself. more on load them on to a trailer. >> reporter: in contra costa county chp reports ten heists this year alone. dmv does not register the equipment making it more difficult to track. >> i mean they can actually, disguise it, put it on craig's list. someone could purchase this. not realizing it's stolen. >> reporter: last night an arrest near byron the chp took the 47-year-old into custody and returning these excavators to rightful owners. you see this green stripe? there are more than one on every piece of equipment. the thief, or thieves, hold them off. >> we're missing two light towers and a bucket and a rock wheel. >> do you have more hopes of get being them back? >> i hope so. >> reporter: kim says if not for a break from people who learned about these thefts on the

. >> two huge excavators have been tracked down that were stolen from a site. we have this photo of one of the two, 15 ton excavators taken from the job site in clinton. each is worth $120,000 and would take a huge effort to move. a tip led them to a property 20 miles from the site. no arrests have been announced. >> time for a check on the weather. what is going on, mike? >> it is much cooler. 11 degrees cooler in livermore. nine in san carlos. four in oakland. 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay. to the north, the frost advisory is dropped. it is 39 in santa rosa. that is as cool as it is right now. napa is 40. novato is 41. mill valley is 42. 49 in richmond district. temperatures are 53 in alameda, a warm spot, and 48 in redwood city and 43 in san jose and lafayette and 42 in san ramon. it will be cooler stepping outside this morning because of the clear and calm conditions and the dry air. you may want to grab a heavier coat. total sunshine by noon. upper 50's to mid-60's by 4:00. we are back in the low 50's to near 60 at 7:00. we will keep rapidly tomorrow

someone stole not just one, but two huge excavators from a job site. pretty wild. as lisa amin gulezian found out, it looks like this type of grand theft is a trend. >> as soon as i made that rn coulder i looked and said oh good they are gone. >> he is talking about two 15-ton excavators worth $120,000 each. they were stolen off the job site in clayton last night. >> they would have had to stop traffic and moved them down and load them on to the trailers. >> the tracks from the get away truck are still on the ground. joy that is just low. -- >> that is just low. they know exactly what they are doing. >> it turns out these heists becoming more and more construction heights. >> it started with the copper and now as you can see they are upping their game. >> equipment is stolen and then illegally sold to mexico. none of this matters to those at clayton regency. they have been waiting for this project to finish so they can finally connect to the county's water pipeline. >> water is trucked in twice a day every day from brentwood and stored in the containers. it is trea

someone stole not just one, but two huge excavators from a job site. pretty wild. as lisa amin gulezian found out, it looks like this type of grand theft is a trend. >> as soon as i made that rn coulder i looked and said oh good they are gone. >> he is talking about two 15-ton excavators worth $120,000 each. they were stolen off the job site in clayton last night. >> they would have had to stop traffic and moved them down and load them on to the trailers. >> the tracks from the get away truck are still on the ground. joy that is just low. -- >> that is just low. they know exactly what they are doing. >> it turns out these heists becoming more and more construction heights. >> it started with the copper and now as you can see they are upping their game. >> equipment is stolen and then illegally sold to mexico. none of this matters to those at clayton regency. they have been waiting for this project to finish so they can finally connect to the county's water pipeline. >> water is trucked in twice a day every day from brentwood and stored in the containers. it is trea

that's one of the two 15-ton extau straight -- excavators taken from clayton last monday night as we told you. each is worth about $120,000. tonight the chp told us a tip lead them to byron 20 miles from the construction site. no arrests have been announced. >>> sisco has laid of on nearly 900 people in the bay area. sisco made that announce meant in a state regulatory filing. all of the 899 employees work in san jose. they were laid off on october 18th. sisco announced it would cut its workforce by 5% or about 4,000 employees in august. >>> there is a battery problem with a small number of the apple iphone tiff -- 5s devices. a glitch has shortened the battery life of some of the phones. customers who purchased those phones will be contact i had and given replacements. apple stole -- apple has sold millions of phones since launching black month. >>> and facebook could buy blackberry. they met with executives last week. it is unclear whether facebook is actually interested in placing a bid, but there has been speculation in the past that the menlo park-based company wants to build it

they know what they are doing. >> the excavators were being used for a water line upgrade at the mobilehome park. they cost more than $100,000 each and the reward is being offered. anyone with information is asked to call the chp. >>> federal officials are investigating a mysterious outbreak of illnesses tied to jerky treats. they issued a consumer alert saying people should be aware of issues with those treats. the fda has received reports of 3600 dogs and cats kitting sick. after those cases 580 pets have died. >> some of the first signs that you might see might be drinking more water or urinating more frequently. as that begins to advance, you might see weight loss, changes in appetite. >> the fda did not identify any brands but says those under scrutiny are made in china and tests have not revealed the source for the illnesses. in the meantime they are encouraging owners to report any cases of pets becoming sick. >>> turn it into police or face charges. restricting laws for certain gun owners. >>> and celebrating the golden state warriors the big party planned for later this morning

this is one of two yellow caterpillar education -- excavators that went missing. they weigh more than 30,000 pounds and each cost 100 grand. anyone trying to leave with one of these would have needed special equipment. >> to get away with one of these, they would have had to stopped traffic so it is not something they could have pulled off easily. >> reporter: the theft happened last night. workers for the construction company say based on tips and markings left on the gravel they think that the excavator was taken with a rig. >> they know we're not working monday night, sunday night, any day at night. so they came in, loaded both of them on the trailer and took off on them. they know what they're doing. they're stalking us. >> reporter: the equipment was being used for water line updates for the regency mobile home park. >> they're trying to bring us a water pipe here so we don't have to live off bottled water. somebody that does such a thing like that is just, horrible. >> reporter: workers say construction theft is a growing problem industry wide. >> we're seei

this is one of two yellow caterpillar education -- excavators that went missing. they weigh more than 30,000 pounds and each cost 100 grand. anyone trying to leave with one of these would have needed special equipment. >> to get away with one of these, they would have had to stopped traffic so it is not something they could have pulled off easily. >> reporter: the theft happened last night. workers for the construction company say based on tips and markings left on the gravel they think that the excavator was taken with a rig. >> they know we're not working monday night, sunday night, any day at night. so they came in, loaded both of them on the trailer and took off on them. they know what they're doing. they're stalking us. >> reporter: the equipment was being used for water line updates for the regency mobile home park. >> they're trying to bring us a water pipe here so we don't have to live off bottled water. somebody that does such a thing like that is just, horrible. >> reporter: workers say construction theft is a growing problem industry wide. >> we're seei

that's one of the two 15-ton extau straight -- excavators taken from clayton last monday night as we told you. each is worth about $120,000. tonight the chp told us a tip lead them to byron 20 miles from the construction site. no arrests have been announced. >>> sisco has laid of on nearly 900 people in the bay area. sisco made that announce meant in a state regulatory filing. all of the 899 employees work in san jose. they were laid off on october 18th. sisco announced it would cut its workforce by 5% or about 4,000 employees in august. >>> there is a battery problem with a small number of the apple iphone tiff -- 5s devices. a glitch has shortened the battery life of some of the phones. customers who purchased those phones will be contact i had and given replacements. apple stole -- apple has sold millions of phones since launching black month. >>> and facebook could buy blackberry. they met with executives last week. it is unclear whether facebook is actually interested in placing a bid, but there has been speculation in the past that the menlo park-based company wants to build it

start healthing. >>> authorities are trying to determine would made off with two huge excavators fromnstruction site weighing 15 tons. though were stolen off the job site in clayton worth $120,000 each. usually the equipment is stolen and illegally sold in mexico. company officials say these heists are more and more common on construction sites. >> it started with copper. now it is equipment. they are upping their game. >> there is a $2,500 reward for information. >> giants fans hope to see the pitcher bounce back the next two seasons. the giants resigned him to a two-year deal worth $35 million. he only won ten games but there is more to him than stats. many believe he has an aura that makes him the most interesting pitcher to watch. the cy young winner has not been dominant for two years but they need starting pitching and the record could have been better with more run support and better relief. this is a no trade clause. >> i can watch highlights from the no-no all day and night. i can watch it over and over again, a bright spot of the season. >> lots of fog out there at 5:45 when

that's one of the two 15-ton extau straight -- excavators taken from clayton last monday night as wed you. each is worth about $120,000. tonight the chp told us a tip lead them to byron 20 miles from the construction site. no arrests have been announced. >>> sisco has laid of on nearly 900 people in the bay area. sisco made that announce meant in a state regulatory filing. all of the 899 employees work in san jose. they were laid off on october 18th. sisco announced it would cut its workforce by 5% or about 4,000 employees in august. >>> there is a battery problem with a small number of the apple iphone tiff -- 5s devices. a glitch has shortened the battery life of some of the phones. customers who purchased those phones will be contact i had and given replacements. apple stole -- apple has sold millions of phones since launching black month. >>> and facebook could buy blackberry. they met with executives last week. it is unclear whether facebook is actually interested in placing a bid, but there has been speculation in the past that the menlo park-based company wants to build its ow

someone stole not just one, but two huge excavators from a job site. pretty wild.lisa amin gulezian found out, it looks like this type of grand theft is a trend. >> as soon as i made that rn coulder i looked and said oh good they are gone. >> he is talking about two 15-ton excavators worth $120,000 each. they were stolen off the job site in clayton last night. >> they would have had to stop traffic and moved them down and load them on to the trailers. >> the tracks from the get away truck are still on the ground. joy that is just low. -- >> that is just low. they know exactly what they are doing. >> it turns out these heists becoming more and more construction heights. >> it started with the copper and now as you can see they are upping their game. >> equipment is stolen and then illegally sold to mexico. none of this matters to those at clayton regency. they have been waiting for this project to finish so they can finally connect to the county's water pipeline. >> water is trucked in twice a day every day from brentwood and stored in the containers. it is treated,

where were the main excavation?>> the thing that was so extraordinary is that in the circle -- are you okay? in the circle which is the first place that steve, who was the head of the team, who don't care for nine years, he put a state in the ground, or just a shovel. i don't know what it's called. it wasn't a trial. it was a square different, and out came this unbelievable richness. and what it turned out to be was a layer stretching underneath most of the front lawn. so amsterdam was where nathaniel sylvester was raised, and it seems though the very highly nucleated kind of life that he lived in amsterdam on a canal, i went to the gallery lead, his house is still there, you could see these incredible vertical houses and to realize that life he was probably pretty vertical. i don't want to make it to grant but it was probably one of the 30 houses in this country at the time in the 1660s that had what was called a porch tower up the front. so all of the redness -- richness that you find in the documents went into th

native soils excavated or piled on spare corners of the project. being saved for use later. landscape sag huge part of the pro secretary. -- project. so native soils are on site. they'll be reused when covering the tunnels up. >> reporter: engineers concentrating on twin tunnels hoping to get as much work done as possible before rainy season. this is what will be southbound tunnel adjacent to the presidio main post. construction happens in phases, first, excavation poll followed by stable sayings of the so soil. >> it mix was natural soil to give you this mix. stabilizes the area. >> reporter: then, concrete followed by water proofing. those wheat sheets are water proofing membrane. more steel rebar ask concrete builds, followed by rebar rising up as a first step in building tunnel walls when done, tunnels will be covered up again and landscaped providing a uninterrupted view to the bay. this block will extend. you'll go over the roadway, then dropping out, so you can walk from the main post to chrissy march. >> reporter: follow the bright light flying over doyle drive showi

after the excavated number of summer is the came up with a bright idea of excavating and the hundredound block, and that is the middle, the garbage later in here. i expressed and express everything people have, that they toss or have lost so lots of very good things came at all of that. that is the field superintendent saying how the hell are we going to get this out of here? 800 pounds. had brought a special box to carry this block intact up to the lab at the university of massachusetts boston. steve digs, would under the voiceless conversation that had taken place on shelter island between europeans, indians and africans, struggles over power and the use of space revealed by artifacts in this a multi layered evidence rose in buildings. nothing is ever lost is the archaeologist mantra but the house was the best source of information, shielded her secrets very slowly and almost miss this one. on the center at border at sylvester manner, montauk bullet, isaac farrow ventured at the age of 5, quote, of his own free will of stated indenture phrase lived here and scratched the lions of s

. >> two huge excavators have been stolen from a site and they have been tracked down. of the two, 15 ton excavators taken from the construction site last month in clayton. they are each worth $120,000 and would take a huge effort to move. a tip led c.h.p. to a property in byron 20 miles from the construction site. no arrests have been announced. >> officials want to know why stevens creek is die -- is dry for unknown reasons, starting last week. water has been released from the low reservoir to protect fish and other wildlife but it hasn't helped. it is to the point where the district will tap a pipeline that carries water from the sacramento delta to the reservoir which could be released by today. >> the bay area largest city is facing a growing problem: san jose listens on keeping police officers from leaving their job. >> first, caught on camera, video authorities want you to see as they try to find the gunman responsible for a nightclub shooting. >> who responsible for this low traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza? could it be the early accident at i-80 contribute?

some of the good days we excavating 200 feet. >> the tunnel made of an outer ring and inner seal pipet will be lined with a kement mortar. the tunnel will connect pipes in this shaft, then on to peninsula. abc 7 news. >> we want to take you live to oakland now. let's listen to the bart board president saying they're willing to put up more money for the deal. >> have impact on riders we're discussing those things, we thought we were making good movement on an economic package and thought as of a comprehensive package we were making and signed off on a few agreements on the work rule. i think we were very, very surprised today. unions walked out and said they weren't going talk to us anymore and delivered an ultimatum. so we're here to say that we want to keep this process going. we need to get an agreement with our unions. going on strike is not acceptable. walking away from the table for a comprehensive agreement is not acceptable. we've got a few options here tonight. one option and put this forward sunday, we put an excellent package out on sunday. they could take that to members an

some of the good days we excavating 200 feet. >> the tunnel made of an outer ring and inner seal pipe that will be lined with a kement mortar. the tunnel will connect pipes in this shaft, then on to peninsula. abc 7 news. >> we want to take you live to oakland now. let's listen to the bart board president saying they're willing to put up more money for the deal. >> have impact on riders we're discussing those things, we thought we were making good movement on an economic package and thought as part of a comprehensive package we were making and signed off on a few agreements on the work rule. i think we were very, very surprised today. unions walked out and said they weren't going talk to us anymore and delivered an ultimatum. so we're here to say that we want to keep this process going. we need to get an agreement with our unions. going on strike is not acceptable. walking away from the table for a comprehensive agreement is not acceptable. we've got a few options here tonight. one option and put this forward sunday, we put an excellent package out on sunday. they could take that to m

. >> good news of two huge excavators stolen from an east bay construction site.horities have tracked the vehicles out. officials sent a photo that is one of the two, 15-ton excavators taken from the job site on monday, each worth $120,000. police say a tip led the c.h.p. to a property in byron 20 miles away from the construction site. no arrests have been announced. >> now to leyla gulen and traffic because there is a big problem in berkeley. >> this is. here is the backup at the split from richmond, backups from buchanan, bumper to bumper and top speed is 13 miles per hour. this is from emeryville camera, c.h.p. is blocking a lane with five-car crash with two lanes blocked and we cleared a lane. one is still blocked off as they wait for a tow truck to arrive. you can see the traffic it is causing and you want to give yourself extra time or avoid it. if you are coming through berkeley, this is what you have to work through. it sounds like it is chilly outside. mike? >> kgo roof camera shows partly cloudy conditions and one degree cooler today. santa rosa is 66, t

. >>> ex-- an excavation uncovers skulls. it is believed three go back to the third or fourth century. fragments of roman pottery were found. the museum will analyze the finds. >>> an emergency landing is not something you want to experience. one pilot was forced to make an emergency landing on the highway. the pilot was doing an inspection while preparing to settle the plane. after some maneuvers it lost power. the pilot decided to landen a road in port orange and took off from the airport a little while later. >> all right. we are getting a look the village in vietnam. it hit land. over 35 homes damaged. >> back here in maryland, much the opposite. maryland's most powerful radar continued to scan all clear. we suspect that will be the case for several days to come. first, dundalk, beautiful blue skies, just a little bit of fall color. today a sunnier scenario. just high thin clouds, a little fall foliage breaking out in ellicott city. our view from charm city run. 85 warm degrees and winds are light and variable 8 to 10. we

in 2002, the mexican archaeologist arnoldo gonzalez cruz began excavations at temple 21. in 2002, we selected temple 21 because it had structural problems. we began to work on it with the idea of stabilizing it and we began archaeological exploration at the site. dung this process we were lucky to locate a panel that would be part of a platform or throne. (narrator) what emerged from beneath 1000 years of rubble was a portrait of three members of palenque's greatest dynas. at the center, pakal grasps a sting-ray spine-- the bloodletting instrument. he is flanked by his grandson ahkal mo' nahb and his heir, upakal k'inich. and on eher sienigmatic arling jr-ke figur. (guillermo bernal romero) the images of these supernatural beings are really extraordinary. there is an interesting detail in the glyph that identifies them as priestly figures. the jaguar-priests seem to be supernatural mediators in the solemn act of sacrificing royal blood to the gods. (narrator) the ancient maya, once masters of the jungles and highlands of mesoamerica are gradually being understood. what ha

. >>> authorities in the east bay are investigating how two yellow excavators weighing several pounds each were stolen from a work site. construction theft is a growing problem industry wide. >> we're seeing a huge increase in equipment, tools, anything that we use to construct a project. its being stolen. they are moving it across the border as quickly as they can. >> the missing excavators are the 307 and 308 models. they have green striping and yellow logos. >>> coming up for you there was a deadly police shooting in santa rosa. the questions and controversy mainly because of the age of the person who was killed. >>> and the bart strike is over but the bart board could be making many commuters uneasy. >>> we're getting a clear picture this morning of the perp shot by sonoma -- person shot by sonoma county deputies last night. >> reporter: the june death of a construction worker here at the new 49ers stadium

that didn't stop thieves from taking two caterpillar excavators. them from a construction site on monday night. workers for the construction company believe the thieves used the truck with dual back wheels and a tilt up trailer. >> to get it on to a truck in the middle, you have to stop traffic. so it wouldn't something they could do very easily. >> they came in and loaded both of them on the trailer and took off with them. so they know what they are doing. >> the excavators were being used for water line upgrades at clayton mobile home park. they have green striping and logan. >>> there is a new website that helps home buyers figure out more about the home than requires. www.diedinthehouse.com after he found out someone died in the home he owned. no one told him about the death before he bought the house now for $12 you can log on to his website to get a list of people associated with that house. >>> on a lighter note two bay area cities are among the best places in america to go trick or treating according to zillo. san francisco number one on th

when we excavate the tunnel we'll be removing about 850,000 cubic yards of material or close to 2 million tons of material. >> the goal is to replace the alaskan way viaduct an elevated roadway above the tunnel route that sustained damage in a 2001 earthquake. >> so you have a structure that is very much at risk. it manages over 100,000 vehicles a day and has huge economic impact to the region if it was to fail any further. >> of course, seattle was forted to do -- forced to do something about the viaduct because of the dangers it poses. the choices are to make drastic changes or replace the viaduct. seattle decided to dig a tunnel underground and get rid of the viaduct entirely. despite opposition to the tunnel route, voters did approve the big dig in a 2010 referendum. the project is going forward with public support. >> everybody got what he or she needed, nobody got what he or she wanted. it was a compromise in the biggest tradition. he says this is good for business and good for the city. teresa schneider co-owns a furniture store practically under the viaduct. she doesn't believe it

you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge.ou 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 d

. >> here we have some london clay that has been excavated out. we have a stockpile behind me. this has been moved out from the bottom, taken to the surface, and then to the island. >> the whitechapel station is located 30 meters under the surface. down here, the soil is clean. work has stalled. the air vents need to be repaired. when they started digging, the workers found more than they bargained for. >> they found medieval skulls, queens, roman artifacts. a lot of bodies they have dug up over the years. they found bones that need to be exhumed. i think 400 bodies have been found over that time. >> most londoners have no idea what is happening below them. still, the entire city stands to benefit. the new lines will transport 200 million passengers a year and boost to real capacity by 10%. the new railway and underground stations are incorporating ecological standards. the whitechapel station will have solar energy panels and a green roof. the city of london asked crossrail to make sure the soil is used for projects that will benefit the public. in essex, the london soil is mo

[kathleen weil-garris brandt] michelangelo had excavated into the block so deeply, had changed his ideasbout the design so many times, that there simply may not have been enough marble left for him to complete any of the images that are suggested all at once in the stone. michelangelo probably wouldn't have seen the rondonini pieta as a work of art, but it does show his unceasing attempts, until just a few days before his death, to work through the stone to that image of unifying love that he strove for. the wall of ice between himself and christ that he speaks of is here dissolved in a final loving union between mother and child. this most illustrious and noble city. none other is more famous for the immensity of its glory, the wisdom of its government, the long duration of its rule, or for other features worthy of praise-- the matchless convenience of its admirable buildings, the wealth of incredible riches, its numberless subjects, the industry of excellent men, the infinite variety of its possessions, the divine institutions of the republic, the immortal value of its nobles. "you ven

excavated from a site in georgia this is the most complete skull ever found. with his big teeth and large face his brain case was smaller than that of a modern day human being. skull five could rewrite evolutionary history. many believe that humans evolve from several species. but new information suggests this could be fewer than previously thought. >> what we found is in early homo1.8 million years ago. wield one lyn linage of homoand which was spread over continents where you have local populations. this shows there was much less quantity of the said species than we thought. it means that now we can say there were less branches of early homothan previously thought. >> if the scientists in georgia are right, it may mean the early species of our human an assess s in africa made their way across the world sooner than previous thought. this distant ancestor is thought to have met his end after a battle with a hungry carnivore. >>> that is our website i as you can see, the top story is the election being called off by the police in maldives. ♪ popular than real o

he excavated and recorded the past in over 1,000 views, not only the past, but the present of rome, toocopper was very expensive. he put his wife's dowry into an investment into these great plates, so he was very worried. he thought the french might go to athens. although he had french friends amongst these critics and architects in rome, he attacked them. he ridiculed greek architecture. but then, just before he died in 1778, he himself went south to pestum, and in 15 or 16 wonderful drawings, he conjured up the magic of greek architecture as never before. he showed that the column, that the french had thought of as a structural element which they wanted to express honestly, was really a piece of sculpture, a piece of beautiful sculpture. after that, with the discovery of pestum and greek architecture itself, the aesthetic vision of europe changed. so, as often in the history of western art, changes in ways of seeing coincide with and even anticipate social change. so it was in the build-up to the french revolution. the saturday night fever of rolution began in earnest when camille des