out of something small, like a puddle or heap of snow. i can create a landscape that you can't really locate. >> thomas wrede uses a traditional large-format camera for his pictures. his large scale two meter by two meter 50 prints can only be produced with a special camera. this allows him to achieve the necessary quality. to create the depth of field, he needs to use a special lens. translator: normally with close-ups you can focus on a real small area. the human eye can only concentrate on a small area but with the lens, i can achieve a great depth of field and that creates the illusion. >> he creates the images in his mind's eye, recording his ideas in a sketchbook. then he looks for the right models for his pictures. he already has hundreds of models in his studio in munster, in northwest germany. translator: the surprising thing is always that small structures look quite similar to big ones. leonardo da vinci once said, if you want to understand a mountain, you should examine a stone. a stone contains all of the many features of a m

. >> barricades came down, like the mubarak presidency, consigned to the scrap heap. >> echos of the victory here have spread to iran and algeria, where thousands of people defied a ban against street protests. demonstrations modeled after the ones here in egypt are planned next week for iran, and the firefighter there -- the government there is trying to preempt them, moving in to arrest activist. but if what has gone on here is any indication, change in this part of the world is possible. abc news, cairo. >> alan: a lot of bay area egyptons and their supporters are celebrating the ouster of president hosni mubarak. a rally of about 100 people today in the civic center plaza. the human rights group is calling for the authorities to drop the state of emergency and enact human rights reforms. the group held similar rallies in other cities, including new york, at the egyptian mission to the united nations, and one outside the white house. >> a show of power at the tea party at the nationest largest gathering of conservatives. >> let me answer. >> alan: who they picked for their choice

and heap need the help of voters to get it done. now, governor jerry brown is asking lawmakers to approve a june special election to alup the people of california to vote on extending temporary tax hikes. now without that, he says, california will be forced to make spending kugts th incuts to painful to bear. he needs everyone's best hinking to degree outrohem t state's $25 billion budget short fall. >> we owe it to ourselves, our forebearers and our children to rise to this occasion. do what is right. redeem the public trust. kicking the can down the road, by not owning an honest budget is simply out of the question. my plan to rebuild california, requires a vote of the people. and frankly, i believe it would be irresponse bum for us to -- to exclude the people from this process. they have a right to vote on this plan. >> the people have made it clear, they don't want to pay hyp higher taxes. voters have rejected every tax increase on the last two ballots. it is time for sacramento to listen to the people. >> many republicans say t

moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in iraq right now. this poem was drawn from my experiences in iraq from the culture, from the music and from its traditions. so i have dedicated this poem to iraq. i think it will be helpful for you to know el kubenchi, along with el watanabi. el kubenchi is famous for music, a great history and tradition of music, and he has taught all the gray modern singers of the 20th century who came out of iraq. his music has touched me and you will hear it in this poem, 32 beads on a string. i woke from the nightmare of a gutted macom, not because i have not yet bled

whatever you are, you sure think of heap of yourself as she skipped away from the fox leaving him to prove that he really was who he said he was. before long she came to a tree there were flowers and she picked wild flowers, this fox fled up beside her. prepare to be frightened. i am a fox because i have 6 luxurious furs. he leaned over for me to stoke his back. it is soft. it feels just like rabbit's fur. you are not a fox, you are a rabbit all the time trying to fool me. did you hear her call me a rabbit? a mere bunny. i have you know young lady, i am a fox of rare breed. i am rated some of the finest hen houses from franklin to madison. i am a fox and you'll act accordingly. she put her hands on her hip and said [inaudible] she skipped away leaving the fox dumbfounded. got all the way through the woods tricking that fox. he had been reduced to sniffling and crying. he was a pitiful mess. give me once last chance i am certain i can prove it. about that time [inaudible] came through the woods. you can see it a little ways in the distance. fox didn't notice a thing. he was begging to

. >> barricades came down, like the mubarak presidency, consigned to the scrap heap. echos of the victory here have spread to iran and algeria, where thousands of people defied a ban against street protests. demonstrations modeled after the ones here in egypt are planned next week for iran, and the government there is already trying to pre-empt them. moving in to arrest several activists. if what has gone on here in egypt is any indication, change in this part of the world is possible. abc news. cairo. >> alan: meanwhile, a lot of bay area egyptians and their supporters are celebrating the ouster of the egyptian president. amnesty international led a rally of 100 people today in the civic center plaza. the human rights group is calling for egyptian authorities to immediately lift the state of emergency and enact human rights reforms. the groups also held similar rallies in other cities, including one in new york at the egyptian mission to the unite nations and one outside the white house. >>> consecutivetives -- conservatives are reenergized after their big meeting in

and it looks like this will probably be the last day of the record heap. impressive.th bay, you had hot weather just about everywhere. it was pretty warm outside. 62 degrees. 60 degrees in vallejo. high pressure has been holding on. it was a very impressive ridge. at the same time, that cranked up the temperatures but now beginning to break down. you see this front driving over the top of this ridge. it's going to allow for more of a sea breeze kick in. you're going to see that happening tonight and tomorrow. that will usher in some cooler air. not going to be freezing around the bay area but the numbers are coming down. 50s and 60s out toward the coastline. not bad at all. lots of sunshine, plenty of sunshine to be found in knowledge of the valleys. and the north bay where we had some 80s today not going to get even close by tomorrow afternoon. not bad, either. looks like we're in for some major changes. we've got some cooler air working its way in toward the bay area. breezy conditions into tuesday. by wednesday, yes -- we may warm things up a little bit. by this ne

they are burning about the trash heap in the ocean that is the size of texas. we discussed why these problems exist. they have come up with ideas about lack of education, lack of access, and lack of incentive for recycling. this center provides those things. as greg was saying, this was cycling center is like an eco center. i come here for my recycling and composting. you can exchange things within the community. i have been able to put together our projects and a costume box. so, i support the resolution. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you for the opening remarks. i also wanted to tell you about the ecology class that i attended yesterday about the native plants and native wildlife that depend on the native plants. for example, the mission water slide that was introduced to the city last year depends on a particular loop. it is the oils and leaves that tell the butterflies that it is time to lay your eggs. later the larvae will get the signal from the oil in the beef to start eating. so, it is very necessar

we got a whole heap of stores and extra personnel. >> there are british and other nationalities here as well. as they come on board, there is a surge of relief. >> we are coming from a war zone to get on a british ship as an american. i never thought i would look at the union jack and say, wow, really good to see the union jack. >> in a few hours, they will be in malta. for most of them, it cannot come soon enough. bbc news, benghazi. >> and british charges ruled that the founder of the wikileaks web site julian assange should be it provided to sweden, where he is facing allegations of sexual assault. two women have accused him of rape and sexual molestation. his lawyer says the charges are politically motivated and will appeal. >> julian assange has thrown everything at attempting to persuade a judge to block his extradition. his lawyer is one of an experienced legal team. he also has his celebrity reporters. the senior district judge rejected his claim that he should not be extradited because he still has not been charged. he said in swedish law, that could not happen until he was

with the line a whole heap of christmas. oh you can you can. switch the bomb use or call. in.hows here attract visitors from far afield and often sell out weeks in an old swap sadly i didn't have time to stay and see one of the tasha had another surprise for. james i have to make a confession i like you and tell actors like you to come on i'm going to show you something must lease the to has no parallels in the world mere whole devised it introduced quite unusual thinks so literally what we have here is a house production every show takes place here it's marigolds personal home she was a different person his attitude towards life was quite bizarre and here we have to prove it. holds most piece was considered to be his version of gogol's the government inspector and it turned out that natasha's troops were just one baritone short. all over. a. proper theatre without a little bit of discourse on the eve of the russian soul. who proved. it was certainly a memorable and my trip to the panzer region by time travel to the thirteenth nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the space of

when there is no reception, i am in the biggest heap of trouble because of the nature of my job. i am either looking for some type of internet connection, or hopefully my data plan works on my phone so i can do what i need to do on a daily basis. it hurts my business when there is no reception in the area. i am 35. kids younger than me right now, the next generation, are expecting to have connectivity in the city. it is ridiculous that there isn't in certain parts of the city. it is a hazard. it is a danger, in the sense that most people my age these days do not even have a land line to call services we need in cases of emergency. i hope you guys take that into consideration. san francisco is supposed to be a leading model in the world. and we are behind already. i am 35 years old, and i expect more from the city, being born and raised here and seeing other cities better than us in certain areas of technology and what not. that is about it. president olague: thank you. mark leech, daniel hiya, regina van. >> good afternoon. mining is mark leech. i lived in north beach and worked

and this allows us to work closely with children who face many challenges and heap guide them to the healing process that is needed. our newly appointed principal does not practice or support the montessori philosophy in regards to montessori. numerous times i have heard her desire to expel certain factors from our school. i believe she is targeting children who come from low income families who she claims is bringing an atmosphere of violence. i feel that she nonre-elected me because i spoke out against it. >> good evening. my name is hannah miller and i'm a probationary teacher at san francisco montessori school that has been nominated for nonre-election without evaluation. i think my nonre-election was because i took up for under privileged children auto our school. our administration is coming under pressure from certain parents to irrigate certain children from our program. i believe they'll hire a teacher more in line with the new administration. >> i am a teach we are 16 years' experience and excellent previous evaluations and tenure from another district. prior to going on me

before heapped it was great to look back. >> i looked around and thought about last year and how proude guys and what all it took from them to accomplish what we did, and pretty neat feeling looking at the world champions. >> great. i think that's the fun part, getting back, a little reminiscing, and get back out and start getting back to work. >> everybody is excited to get here. nice to get back out on the field and get back to baseball. >> mike: aubrey huff didn't have a lot of time to think about his first trip to the playoffs. >> i have a 2-1/2-year-old and a 5-month-old. >> kept you busy enough. >> exactly. this is about as much vacation i've had all offseason, to get here and relax. >> mike: after everyone got reacquainted macer bruce bochy gave his first pep talk of the 2011 season. >> success is never final. you have to earn it over and over again. it's a new year, new season new race, so it's time for us to get back to work. >> mike: and they did just that with live pitching on the first day. as this world series run starts to fade into the background, they will all become of

many of the cars and trucks were covered with heaps of snow. several inches fell here around 3900 feet, with plenty more on the way. for don hall, it's the perfect chance to grab a hot cup of coffee and spend some quality time out of the storm. >> going home, nice and warm at home. >> reporter: going to build a fire? >> we have a fireplace. my house is very much into building a fire on a day like this. >> reporter: she can count on snow the rest of the day. maybe a bit of a break tonight before it picks back up tomorrow. another round of low snow with levels along the highway 50 corridor possibly around 2,000 feet. and this sierra lifer is looking forward to it. >> we are. we are hoping the trees stay up where they belong. it will be fine. >> reporter: it's been a week's worth of wet weather, that's a mouthful, with the grand finale set to come tomorrow. >> that was nick janes reporting in el dorado county. >> we have even got some snow down here. >> we have a little bit of everything, kind of a hat trick, rain, sleet -- >> we call that smorgas

world series victory is only four months old, but it will fall into lower as the journey atop of the heap begins anew. >>> the bay area gun owners who openly carry their firearms are being directly targeted by a national organization against violence. they were met with opposition today during their gathering in pleasant hill. supporters and organizers of the contra costa chapter of the brady campaign showed up to picket against carrying firearms in public. >> we feel that when they bring their guns into a restaurant, it puts customers and employees in danger. and it's a practice that's intimidating to the public. >> the brady campaign has a problem with not even people open carrying anymore, it's people just getting together and talking. it's not even second amendment, they're now protesting first amendment rights to discuss issues. >> today's divided showing show statements by the press secretary where he called the supporters of the brady campaign, quote, brady bunch terrorists. >>> oscar weekend is officially in full force. one bay area company that is featured in every film nominated

investors, the heap of geopolitical worries is growing. first it was sovereign debt problems in europe. and, now add a political crisis in egypt to the list. aladdin capital's scott macdonald says egypt might be one of the most important stories this year, with implications for markets around the world. >> it could be. if things really go off the rails in egypt it will dominate the political and economic landscape in the middle east and unfortunately the middle east still retains a high degree of importance. >> reporter: so far though the collateral damage to global markets has been modest. yes, u.s. stocks sold off on friday. and, today oil prices surged on concern that unrest in egypt will halt oil flows in the suez canal. market strategist nick colas say equity investors here are taking a wait and see attitude toward egypt. >> for the moment i think the fundamentals, particularly the liquidity situation in the u.s., trumps almost everything else. money is still very cheap, interest rates are still very low. there is still a lot of liqui

space shuttle program with the remaining two also heading for the scrap heap later this year. there were some live pictures there from florida and as our team is going to come reports it's a loss some americans are finding hard to accept. by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plan responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. can even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this how. we could make it to the moon first bui

appears poised only to rake in more how did they get this influence honeywell's at the top of the heap when it comes to putting money into politics at the federal level they spent nearly four million dollars on political contributions in two thousand and ten and as much on lobbying we're fighting goliath this is a multinational corporation as for the locked out workers at the union hall they stock up to get through winter without work really well in face throat and they sharpen their rallying cry this is a class war this is a war all across the country a war on the middle class but corporations post record profits and unions have devolved to a dirty word they have a long way to go still we're not going anywhere fighting at all hours for rights they say workers in this country can no longer afford to lose starts down here in in rural illinois and we're hoping that reverberates throughout the nation lauren lyster r.t. metropolis illinois. an estimated twenty five to thirty thousand people came out in wisconsin today to protest governor scott walker's plan to cut wages and take away barri

victory is four months old, but soon it will fade into lower as the great journey to the top of the heap begin aknew. >> i have my brand new giants jersey ready to go. >> on a weekend this cold we talk about the boys of summer, huh. >>> nbc bay area's justin allen will have the highlights at 6:40. >>> ahead here at 6:00 a california county joins the fight against gay marriage. the move today to keep the defense of marriage act alive. >>> one industrial that's really growing. a bay area pot enterprise gets ready to expandz. >>> you may have your oscar picks in, but we've got a sure thing. coming up, we go inside the bay area company whose technology is behind the t that t willll movie that will definilye >>> imperial county officials ask a federal appeals court to step in as the primary defendants of proposition 8. that, of course, is the voter approved measure that banned gay marriage. the appeals court has expressed doubt whether the measure's sponsors have legal standing to appeal a federal court ruling against prop 8 since the governor and attorney general last year both declined to d

come on, super heap rros. there they are. it's all right. just speed it up.ll right, batman. there they go again. all right. well, what are you going to do? back out on the street with you. just go around. and clean up some of the leaves while you're out there. wow. aren't they absolutely filthy? they're the real heroes. and by real, i mean fake. they are the fake heroes. one more thing. apparently something's going on over in egypt. have you heard about this? anderson cooper was attacked in cairo yesterday. he was over there reporting for cnn and he and his crew got attacked by a big group of pro-government protesters. he got punched in the head ten times and i think he got kicked in the mini cooper, too. i don't like that. let me explain something to you foreigners. any of you listening out there. you do not punch anderson cooper. you punch snooki. that's how we do it here. you keep your dirty hands off our silver fox. in their defense, they're in egypt, they're not used to seeing anything that white over there. it's possible they thought he was a bag of ri

how heap got there. passengers on a southwest flight from sacramento to burbank were surprised to see the governor sitting next to them by himself on southwest. wondering if he checked in from home. at lowest able to board early. i don't know. no staff traveled with him. unusual in politics as well. and conan nolan from los angeles station has more. >> reporter: no private jets for jerry brown, flying southwest ticket by himself. snowe staff. security picked him up. a sign of austerity to impress audience this evening. trying to get help from the southern california business community. his plan to extend tax hikes to balance the state budget. >> it is crucial. sooner rather than later that we balance our books. and follow fiscal. most business people are going to come along with me. >> the governor may be facing divided chamber of commerce between big business and small business owners. with little capital and tighter margins. >> they have concerns with the sales taxes. they have concerns with a lot of s

. ♪ moon light lady ♪ ♪ let me go down in my heap oh ♪ my sweet baby jane.leased to have james taylor back on this program. welcome. >> thank you. that was a shock. y time i see you i feel good. >> charlie: because we have this life that's sort of interconnected. and it's north carolina in part. in part i worked with your father and in part i knew the family. and in part price is part of this too as we were just talking. >> yes. i think it may be different today to see yourself, to come from north carolina, to think of yourself as a north carolinaiam. it becomes more homogenized because of the global experience. it was great to be a north carolinans, particularly those who have left and who escaped and sort of refer back to it, i think we have that in common. the period of time -- he left north carolina and then came back. but that was a major sort of, i think you and i have that in common, that kinship of knowing that what that is. sort of being on the outside a little bit. >> charlie: so now you're going to be at carnegie hall four nights? >> yes, it is. >