this becomes known as the international foot, and it is just slightly shorter than the old 1893-foot.merica has two foot measurements, big deal. i couldn't agree more. why does it even matter? >> having two pete for measuring things is uncool. >> meet dr. dennis works with the national geodebtic survey. >> i'm a geodicist, the science behind mapping, surveying and navigation and i kept running into the problem with the different versions of the foot. >> trevor: you're basically a foot doctor, right -- excuse me, a feet doctor. >> not quite that. we won't say that. >> trevor: i that. >> i have been jocking and i have it outside my right foot. >> that's outside my area of expertise. >> what's the foot problem? >> there are two versions to have the foot in current use of the united states. one foot is older and longer than the other one and people mix them up and surveyors mix them up and it causes problems. >> two different feet. okay. how different are these feet? >> they are not very different. two parts per million. that is about an eighth of an inch per mile. >> what? >> it's almost

and we really do need to have these 30-foot vehicles to go up those areas. and they are the most flexible fleet as well because they can -- we can definitely deploy them on 40 or 60-foot routes, but not the other way around. one note worth mentioning, the orion manufacturer actually exit ised th exited ths market in 2012, so the technical support has been really challenging for the last few years. so buying a quantity of 30 coaches going out for an r.s.p., we would potentially be running into the risk of paying a higher vehicle price just for the quantity that we are buying. so using the georgia department of administrative service contract, we could tackle on to a bigger procurement contract and leverage that and get better vehicle pricing. and we can also take into account taking the buses' delivery sooner. by doing so, we would expect the vehicles to be arriving here anywhere between 15 to 18 months. the vehicle itself, the contract we are entering into, is with a company called creative bus sales. and they're located in southern california, and they do m

and we really do need to have these 30-foot vehicles to go up those areas. and they are the most flexible fleet as well because they can -- we can definitely deploy them on 40 or 60-foot routes, but not the other way around. one note worth mentioning, the orion manufacturer actually exit ised th exited ths market in 2012, so the technical support has been really challenging for the last few years. so buying a quantity of 30 coaches going out for an r.s.p., we would potentially be running into the risk of paying a higher vehicle price just for the quantity that we are buying. so using the georgia department of administrative service contract, we could tackle on to a bigger procurement contract and leverage that and get better vehicle pricing. and we can also take into account taking the buses' delivery sooner. by doing so, we would expect the vehicles to be arriving here anywhere between 15 to 18 months. the vehicle itself, the contract we are entering into, is with a company called creative bus sales. and they're located in southern california, and they do m

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president biden unveils a new ambitious proposal saying it will create thousand of jobs, but, who will foot the bill? the border crisis, and the shocking video tonight of smugglers dropping toddlers on to american soil over the border wall. sex trafficking investigation: florida republican congressman matt gaetz, a top trump ally, now under federal investigation for an alleged relationship with an under-aged girl.l. tonight, what he's saying. breaking news: detectives determine the cause of the tiger woods crash. "women and the pandemic:" we go inside a vaccine research lab with one of the female scientists trying to bring an end to the covid crisis. and, american kindness: how "cbs evening news" viewers stepped up in a big way to feed military families in need. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on a busy wednesday night. we're going to begin tonight with that stunning new video of george floyd and the heartbreaking testimony at the murder trial of former minneapolis police of

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, because his foot was off the ground. correct? >> at that moment that that picture was taken, yes. >> and that would increase the pressure on mr. floyd? >> it could be in response to his movement. >> whether it's in response to his movement or not, the question is, would it increase the pressure? would it increase the pressure? >> i don't know. >> all right. we've discussed the defendant's use of force to restrain mr. floyd. >> right. >> i would like to discuss now what happens next, as you've analyzed all of these videos, but it's important that we get the full scope of your opinion here. so, we're going to go back to exhibit 127 and begin at clip 20:19.23. and if you could, start playing. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> stop moving. >> thank you. so, during that segment, that was about nine seconds after mr. floyd was placed in the prone position. do you agree? >> yes. >> and during that period of time, you heard mr. floyd say, multiple times, "i can't breathe." true? >> yes. >> did you count ho

behind us is a 6-foot trench for the wall. it just stopped. what we have is open trenches, open pits. bridges that are not done. you will see that today. it's a mess up here. it's in disarray. judge jeanine: along the border, what do you see in terms of the immigrants coming in or the illegals coming in. how are they different? how do you compare with texas in terms of arizona immigrants? >> in our county we deal strictly with cartel trafficking. they have control on human smuggling and drug smuggling. it's a very violent situation we have when it comes to the cartels purposing people through. we had a dozen go to the hospital with pursuits and shootouts with smugglers. judge jeanine: the sinaloa cartel, legendary. >> we are a very rural county. we are large. the playground for the cartel is attractive to them. they can come out to these mountain areas and be concealed. this is a prime area for the cartel to work. the federal government under president trump. we did amazing things to put calm on this border. judge jeanine: what would you say t

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we'll pick up about a half a foot to a foot above 4500 feet. 50 by the delta.ada, 50. 49 in napa. and 52 in concord. the golden gate bridge, the clouds stacked up. and the rain ending in the north bay in the afternoon. showers in the south bay. showers developing and a wet and breezy day. a cool start for monday. isolated showers. but we are looking at temperatures to warm up quickly for the week ahead. level one system. we haven't seen the storm impact scale much at all this season. anywhere from a tenth of an inch south bay and in the inland valleys, still not a whole lot. but maybe up to a quarter of an inch of a third of an inch to north bay. and here is a look at the next few hours. you'll notice how the rain comes together with the cold front through 8:00, 9:00. and then it begins to march to the south and east of us throughout the early afternoon. and there it goes. clearing tonight. and once again, scaling back a bit on the totals to the south bay. but we weren't going to get much there. about a tenth in san jose. oakland, maybe a thunderstorm for the f

but the mountains did get close to a foot of snow today. they had to bring out plows at a certain time. but as that starts to leave, things start to get back to normal for us. and by friday the marine layer is back. it will be one of those days where we wake up and it is gray all the way inland. that is the bay bridge out there. so just normal weather for now through friday. you can see it in the numbers here. mid-50s for morning lows, daytime highs tomorrow pretty much exactly what we did today. low 70s inland and mid-60s for much of the bay. this big warm-up doesn't really get going until the weekend. for saturday and sunday, look at the daytime highs, mid to upper 80s and i showed you that 90 at the top of the newscast. but only a few spots will make it to 90. in general, mid to upper 80s is still going to be noticeably warm. we will start cooling down by next week. >>> another game, another record for the golden state warriors. we got that, and did we have >>> there has not been a perfect game in baseball since 2012. that almost ended t

originally, it's 250 a square foot up to 1200 a square foot. it doesn't make sense to have it be those rates on the 2020-2021 economic conditions, so it -- and i also agree with the b.l.a.s report that this could signal to other airport tenants that, you know, proposed rate charges are negotiable, you know, it's always somewhat subjective to say a space is not useable when it could not -- when other people might have different purposes or ideas for their space, and so i'm concerned about it impacting other leases. so i really feel like, and i expressed this to the director yesterday, and he understood the concerns, that i really feel like the airport should go back and try to negotiate a stronger lease on behalf of the city. maybe a shorter term, and maybe getting a better understanding of what the cost per square foot is, but having to pay almost $6.3 million than they would have to under a category 2 rental rate seems like a significant discount regardless of it being post security or presecurity, so my recommendation would be to continue thi

>> well, you know, we tried to change these legal loopholes, once they set foot in the united states, the court decisions, and you know, the human trafficking law, you know, the children are put in the custody of hhs as they should be but what that policy did previously was it required them to apply for asylum outside of the united states, so they never set foot in the united states. now, with that rescinded, the traffickers know this, and now they're coming in in droves into the united states, and it's a direct cause and effect. i think they were planning to build a detention facility in southern mexico where we could have more humanely dealt with them and i know there are questions about the tent city on the border, but i think the idea of having them apply out of the country and not inside the united states was a very successful idea that we got to go back to >> congressman michael mckcaulc, we one thing every american can agree on, we don't want anything bad to happen to these kids, and we want them to be with their families good to have you to come. >>> investigators have now boa

i understand they are trying to increase foot traffic. we're all for that, but this is not the kind of foot traffic -- these should be debated a little bit more -- >> thank you. that is your time. >> hi, my name is latticia yang. i live a couple blocks away from the proposed site and was also attending the february 25 meeting hosted by the -- which is in strong opposition to this project. unfortunately malcolm white was not part of that meeting. i was very inspired by his story earlier. i want to be clear my comments are about medmen and not mr. white. we have significant safety concerns which i won't go into because of lack of time, and i am dubious about the fact that medmen can follow through on the promises it's made in its good neighbor policy. this company is a horrible financial situation, and we usually don't talk about these issues, but i think it's relevant in terms of their ability to follow through on their promises. as of the end of december they are 400 million in debt and only $7.5 million in cash. they have been flashing a

is that what made you become such a force to put your foot down and say i need to fight legally?use we are not seeing any advocacy for the children on the part of the doe and city. they are failing our children, we are hoping they are seeing the urgency the children need to be back in school, crazy schedule up and down, the will that was around up until a few weeks ago that would shut down schools for 10 days with no scientific basis, schools would get shutdown for 5 times, 50 days in september. we don't know what to expect and we can't rely on the mayor to look to science for guidance on how to bring kids back to school time. ashley: you have two kids that are young, 7, and 10. what are the differences you've seen in the last year? >> not having the consistency of the schedule has been so disruptive it is hard to get them to go to sleep at night or to wake up in the morning. my 7-year-old cries it is so sad she doesn't understand why they are all these days she can't see her teacher, her class or her friends, socialization has been impeded in a big way. the cold war is -- there

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see another foot of snow coming. but it doesn't really make much of an impact. but what it could potentially do, in fact what it almost certainly will do is disrupt travel on sunday, especially for people who are not ready for this. and there will be a lot of them. it's a sunday during the time of year when people think this is a history. and a lot of people will be trying to get back to the bay area. so if you know anybody traveling in a foot of snow is enough for delays, definitely chain requirements as well. it's more the delays that should be top of mind. and if you look at the views here, for some that are taking i-80, or i-50, and that covers one aspect of it heard let's talk about the rain here at home. that's really the lead story in all of this. right there, that is sunday. we will just look at it in a general way, it will rain on sunday and the forecast models are in better agreement tonight than they have been over the last few days. so now it looks pretty good. we will call it sunday, maybe a few leftover

we could see upwards of a foot, maybe a foot and a half of snow across the higher peaks in 2 to 4 inchest lake level. so be careful if you're headed up there, maybe chain up going over the top of us. some of the slopes there. so tomorrow not a bad day that snow moves in on sunday. and look at the temperatures pack like a warm weather gear to. it is going to be chilly up there and that snow is going to be coming down around the bay area. we're talking rain here in a nice little soaker, probably a quarter of an inch, maybe about a half an inch of some of the wettest spots, although i think over some of the coastal range is in the north bay. you could see upwards of an inch of rain. and that is an ice storm rolling in this part of april other right now. we've got the low clouds and the fog that are surging back on to the golden gate bridge that wind has been picking up to little blustery in spots. think tomorrow probably some drizzle, maybe couple light sprinkles around the bay area's a weak cold front kind of slides on through and the temperatures are going to stay way down 50's along the

maybe a good foot, maybe a foot and a half of snow lake level at tahoe, maybe 2, maybe 4 inches of snow. so be prepared. you're going to see some wintry conditions return to the sierra nevada. so as we head through the weekend. everything changes go from 60's on friday. then you watch those temperatures drop and there you go. you got all that snow moving in on sunday. all right. here's live forecast. you'll see low clouds and the fog moving along the coastline as we head in toward tomorrow morning. plenty of clouds early on by the afternoon. you know, some high clouds beginning to move in and then a cold front starts to make its way toward the bay area. this front kind of fall apart as it makes its way in on saturday. but the good news is that kind of sets the stage for that next front come in on sunday and that's going to be the one that looks like o bring us a nice shot of rain. in fact, we're talking maybe. half an inch in some parts of the bay area. if we get lucky, maybe an inch or so over some of the that certainly would be nice to get that rain going sunday. and thus the snow wil

snow in the sierra perhaps as much as a foot falling on donner pass. most of this happened on sunday. and yes, the foot of snow on donner pass, highway 50, that is all included in this winter storm warning. that starts tonight, 11:00, does not expire until monday morning at 11:00. this is the one thing that could have the biggest impact on people's travel. that is enough snow to cause major headaches. aving the bay or more likely trying to get back home on a sunday over the sierra. a foot of unexpected snow will ruin some plans. people will get caught offguard by that. morning lows bring us back down to right around 50, daytime highs will be noticed the cooler, look inland. many places don't get out of the upper 50s with the system. it does have a cold front which means it will be breezy and cooler but the only day with rain. the rest of the forecast has a substantial warm-up by next week we will be back in the mid- 80s. >>> sports update and i'm talking football, not the nfl variety. i'm talking actual football. you know what is soccer. tennessee eart

in general they were about a foot to two feet above hundred year tides. when we started looking at the proposed programs there were two choices to be considered. they are going to have to build a levee around treasure island and protect it like redwood city or portions of the delta. to our thinking and working with the development team, it was an extremely progressive group of people that did not want to build a project that would have taken 20 years planning and design and construction and at the end the protected communities. we saw what happened with katrina and others and since then. the decision was made and commitment was made that all of the development parcels are going to be elevated. not only are those the 100 year floodplain but it will occur a good amount of time in the future. that is where the scientists and the technical analysis ended up focusing on that number that we should design for at a minimum? the next few slides i am showing how curbs do not exist. it is a big plan. it has gone into being a requirement. in many ways the designs are

. >> they say it could potentially unleash a 20-foot wall of water that would flood entire neighborhoods. this morning, more than 300 homes south of tampa, florida are under mandatory evacuation orders. the governor warning of the potential for catastrophic flooding if this leaking reservoir in the city of palmetto collapses. >> on site engineers deemed the site too dangerous of imminent collapse. >> engineers now urgently trying to drain the 340 million gallons of toxic wastewater after the lining supporting the reservoir cracked last week. >> currently pumping out 33 million-gallons per day. these pumps will be fed into surrounding waterways in an effort to drain the reservoir so we can better mitigate the effects should a full breach of the site occur. >> this national guard helicopter bringing in more pumps to speed up the process. >> the controlled release is working. we believe that probably by tuesday we're going to be in a much better position, and the risk level will have decreased significantly. er >> we're avid boaters, and we fish. and we don't want to see that being dumped o

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you can see down by kirkwood we could pick up a foot. better than a half of a foot there.ll be some good news. 62 in oakland, looking at mid- 60s's today. breezy for inland valleys. even along the coast it. will be chilly in the 50's and the accuweather seven day forecast the level one system tomorrow. it's wet and cooler then as we start the workweek it'll be chilly with a slight chance of a shower but the sunshine will bring back that warmth. we will be above average with of course 80's returning by midweek. this is some good news out there. >> certainlys. all right. thank you. >>> just ahead tiger woods shares the first photographs since the accident. what he is saying about his recovery. . >>> there are new details on the potential cost of building a ballpark at the port of oakland. the a's president sent an open letter saying the price tag is $12 billion. the team plans to fund a billion dollars toward construction. the letter calls on counsel to vote on the howard terminal project. >>> and you can see it here. tiger woods posted the photograph of himself since i had

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dry foot was ended at the end of the obama administration is. wet foot/dry foot. for cubans, only cubans, that if you're caught crossing from cuba to the united states and you're in a boat still, you're still in the water, we will pick you up and send you back to cuba. but the minute you step foot on dry land, you can stay. so, literally if this is the water line. say i'm standing on miami beach and this is the water line, the waves are coming in. if the u.s. coast guard catches me three feet into the water, they ship me back to cuba. but if i'm running and a lay out and dive and make it onto the beach, i have asylum. it was wet foot/dry foot. it was the most ridiculous policy. it was done specifically for cuba. one of the last thing the obama administration did was end wet foot/dry foot and puts cuban exiles -- anyone trying to travel to the united states from cuba on the same footing as everybody else trying to get political asylum. so, what the obama administration was trying to do, and i agree with this, not because i'm a democrat, i agree with this because st

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no one should die as a result of a foot chase the mayor said inextricably.. an assailant has shot several innocent people in a large, police arrived on the scene and he takes off with a click. in the future the officer may be unable to raise the precinct on his radio, has to call in to get approval, how might that go, this is the chicago police department, your call is important please hold while we directed to the right person. it's easy to laugh but it's not a joke matter. 177 homicides already this year that is more than ten week, that is that where the 20% than last year, when total murders were up 50% on the previous year. it seems likely much of the surge and violent crime is because police and elected officials for the racism have pulled back. chicago's top elected official think the real problem is police are chasing after suspects after getting the proper approval in advance. nothing better captures the lunacy of our current situation. half of our cities are crime riddled healed at the moment and democratics who control them and most of the country

almost a foot of snow in donner pass, foot of snow at echo summit, 80 and 50. anybody traveling between the bay area, tahoe, reno, that is how you've got to go. so on sunday, this is going to catch a lot of people off guard. i mean, a lot of people are not about a foot of snow falling on i-80, the way things have gone for the last several weeks. so just be aware of that and make sure anybody you know who is traveling in the sierra knows this. sunday, not a good time. there will be delays. morning lows in the 50s, daytime highs not getting out of the 50s and the seven-day forecast are mid-80s. by the time we get past this look at the second half >>> breaking news, you can see what appears to be or not sure, vehicle fire on the bay bridge sending smoke and flames in the air and we get more information about what exactly is happening there obviously it is affecting traffic. we will let you know but at this moment there is some sort of fire on the bay bridge. >>> in other news, and on a completely different topic, you can see a bear roaming the streets of san franc

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catastrophic flood officials fear a leaking a waste water reservoir could collapse unleashing a 20 foot wall of polluted water crews are racing to drain the water before the walls give way hundreds of residents on the state's west coast have been ordered to leave their homes the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. pope francis has delivered his traditional easter blessing in rome as christians around the world celebrated easter for a 2nd year under coronavirus restrictions the pope stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poor neighbors but this is due to the news coming to you from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site that's w dot com. right now you could say berlin is in between in a state of flux actually like much of germany and in fact the world the lockdown continues as the pandemic spirals further out of control contact restrictions and zaire duty and no real end in sight the public and large sectors of the economy are feeling the strain and travelling

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we're expecting like a foot or. >> a foot or more. so i think this is kind a little bit more relax. and we thought it was going to be with the current drought conditions in our state overall. everyone can agree the extra moisture is much needed, might not make too much of an impact. but like every every inch of snow in the long run. know, when fox 40 news. >> allowed get all that snow up there. we've got to get another check of weather this morning, which hans raible. so john, all of that snow up there. what does that mean for us here. well, obviously we're not dealing with the icy conditions necessarily like they are, but it's always good to see snow in the sierra nevada because a lot of that actually makes its way into the bay area. >> for drinking water purposes and of course, this helps the state out in general really. welcome to see that snow in the sierra obviously jeannie was talking a little bit about how it does have that impact on travel this morning. route such as i 80 are still under chain controls as we are looking at temperatures cool enough foresome freeze to have occ

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so we're at the kindness warehouse and the real term for projects in leeds this is $15000.00 square foot warehouse into subsurface food that would have gone somewhere you see behind me is all the compostable stuff so next those we have to meet you but we compost all this way just to make sure that none of it caused by kids want to see beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in like nuts and seeds and high volume kind of niche products going to waste great you know most of the food but also it's the resource not go into producing all of this for it's were shipped all over the world stored in single use prosthetics and then to be done it's always state so in order to restore the balance we need to connect better with our food so much more local. and seasonal food systems i think it's more crucial now than ever given the how quickly climate change is affecting every single one of us globally that we consider our impact is more in terms of the search that we purchase the seasonality of food sustainability of food the packaging not on the food source from

foot pursuit, subject fleas and does not stop. not necessarily a reason to engage in deadly force, but fleeing is a variable. you see that looks like the video from when i am seeing on the screen is about 10 feet away, i would guess. i would think the officer at this point is probably seen the firearm. if you have gone through law enforcement training even citizens police academy and gone through the fax machine, firearms training simulator. whenever there is a gun and a scene which was brought to the scene by apparently this young man from what we can see in the video, your eyes automatically gravitate to the firearm. every time. if you have ever taken any training coming you would know that. for obvious reasons, it is the imminent threat. showing the stills of this when you see him turn around and now the gun is out of his hand, yes, i get it. those are pretty stills, but you have to remember when you put all of them together in the facs elevated where he is breathing heavy and screaming orders, he may have legitimately thought

maybe upwards of a foot and a foot and half or so above 7,000 the guys to 4 inches at lake tahoe. thank you so much for us. >> an audit in the city of oakland found that the city is not prepared to deal with the homeless crisis. according to the results almost 80% of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent affordable housing options and the audit also revealed certain housing options for people who are experiencing homelessness, kron, four's. gayle ong spoke with the city auditor and a prominent council member. >> we're living it and seeing it every day on and off the freeways of oakland route. the district throughout our city. they see how begin bass. the problem has become. they how we have not at a quickly addressed city council member lauren taylor says he is not surprised. an audit found. the city was not prepared to deal with the problem and left in a fission strategy for dealing with the growth of the camps homeless to kevin management is how we support people who are. >> on the street and an house. >> but we have to really make sure that we're keepi

jason madonna fielded multiple offers for this 3200 square foot home in santa cruz county.it listed the buying boom in many areas is backed by big book offers a . lot of more cash. >> easily, a 100,000 or more over list. even one property had 30 offers 13 of them being all cash the sold for $600,000 over list price and that property. was a fixture up. >> near sacramento. there were a 122 offers in one weekend for this 1400 square foot listing in citrus heights and gary jackie are moving idaho and buying there was justice frantic. >> that house was on the market for 3 hours, 3 all about it. according to us news and world report. the top 10 housing markets or seattle. >> tucson sacramento cincinnati. boston, san francisco wichita. kan says columbus, ohio, san jose and ventura. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. while the houses may be flying in the market right now. the low inventories. and just because people are buying homes right now. builders are apparently having a hard time getting up supplies to build more houses. >> coming up, a beloved east bay theme par