re tom hill, at one time second street ended at howard. at that point, there was a large hill. the wealthy people of san francisco lived on top of the hill, and churches were built along howard. then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, i

that might protect the bottom of the hill but it doesn't do anything over the hill. >> it has long been my understanding that the city of san francisco says and the building department takes this position that there is no one buildable lot -- unbuildable lot. i wonder if this is realistic. >> if money is an issue, we can develop solutions that will mitigate the impact. that a solution can be eliminating the hill, that can eliminate the problem. or build a structure right into the hill so there is no longer an exposed face or bold enough of iraq together so that it acts as a big buttress to prevent further movement. -- or hold enough of the rock together so that it acts as a big buttress. we are allowing the wall of the building to act as a retaining structure. there was a time when we did not get any. there was an epic one before in 1982. we brought with us and rainfall charge. >> you were saying that this is somehow correlated to rainfall. this goes from 1914 until 2006. it is the red line in the backgrounds which are the annual rainfall from each year is plotted on here. you can see i

the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it wa

there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that goes to the reservoir. >> there are rock slides, there is unconsolidated material. we have an earth float type slide and a debris flows which are common on the these hillsides where you start to see the evidence of creaks when the trees start to lean over. >> this

i try to make it about the true hill and its history. they were something that natives used for making houses. the construction of the pond is based on abalone house construction. at the bottom of the form, it is woven into a rope which transforms into a manufactured rope. that is a reference to the cordish company, a big industry at the waterfront that went along with the shipbuilding industry. other examples of art work in libraries that you might be interested in seeing it is dana zed's glass shatters in front of a library. there are a wall sculptures in the lobby of the glen park branch library. and then there is an illuminated book on the wall of the mission bay library. >> "ocean current." we are on ocean avenue, so there is a connection to that. that is what this is about. culmination of all lot of dialogue, processing over a five-year period. that is longer than most art projects take, but i really feel like the product was enriched from that. making the sculpture involves forging and fabricating steel. we used to deal to create

it is throughout the city, most notably twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been worn down from the sierras and deposited along the beaches. the wind blew that dune sand over most of the city. it is this mustard color. on the avenues, it is very thick. it can be up to 400 feet thick. as you moved south across slope boulevard, that is the tolar foundation. it was named after the first to score every in -- after the first discovery in the cemetery. the man was out there and noticed this material was unique. he started mapping it. he traced it all the way up to slope. the dune sand generally has the consistency of sugar. it is fine grained sand. it is usually loose. it is poorly graded. the colma foundation can be the same stand but it is denser. it may have to play in it. it is much stronger. it is an excellent supporting m

the mayor often talks about beacons on a hill. this is really a beacon on the hill that speaks to the world about the values san francisco has. one of those values is really preservation of things, making sure that when they're built, they're built to last, that they're beautiful, that their aesthetics are great. this is 75 years later and it's never looked this good. i really want to thank every single person today, i particularly want to thank rose dennis and her team. i want to thank the park rangers and the police department and the fire department and every single city employee who worked so hard over the last few days to make this work today. yesterday we were at the california academy of sciences unvietnamming an incredible sculpture by the artist maya ling. and to me, san francisco has this her i tange of art. we don't want to just put things up, we want them to be beautiful i go fishing with my kids every weekend. when we're out on the bay this is the symbol we look back to. it isn't the golden gealt bridge, it isn't the

grant is the man bart police shot, hill is the homeless man officers shot this summer. they say he threatend passengers with knives. >>> the vandalism followed protests over those shootings. police in circled them, closed the station and arrested between 20 and 30 protesters. although a massive power outage is over in southern california, utility officials are still asking people there to conserve energy. service was restored to san diego customers early this morning after 12 hours without electricity in sweltering heat. but officials say the system is still fragile and people should avoid using major appliances if possible including air- conditioning, authorities are trying to figure out why a simple mistake by an employee in arizona triggered such a huge outage. >>> some flights are still affected due to that slow recoffee from the power outage. gregg debro joins us to less us what the situation situation is like now. >> they have cancelled flights but very little tush turbulence since then. a line formed there. many had flights cancelled but are rebooking today. many

we know a lot of people use blossom hill to get to 85 and 87. the street will be opened and that male will be likely transported to medical where he will be treated for psychiatric issues. >> sergeant jason dwyer, thank you for the information. the situation has been resolved. the man went into a denny's restaurant. for a while he refused to come out. he was threatening other people and himself. he has been taken into custody and the streets are reopening. westbound bay bridge a backup here. the metering lights are on. no major problems on the span. 101 in marin county is a nice drive as you drive to interstate 580. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. on this friday morning, first day of fall. fog, clear, high clouds. plenty going on. it has produced a few high based showers to central california along the coast, highway 1, 101. some could drift northward. there is fog right own the ground. it's not making an impact inland. temperatures will be warm to hot. you can see the thunderstorm activity, some of the rain moving north. so, later on toda

jackie sissel is live in the oakland hills with an update. >> a beautiful day in the oakland hills looking back down towards downtown san francisco. this people are encouraged to car pool and take mass transit. they're also asking you not use gas powered appliances. during these dry days, if an increase in fire risk. >> the don't ask, don't tell policy is no more. the ban on gays openly serving in the military has been repealed. if pentagon has said that 97 percent of service members of the drink of policy that is in effect. within the ban means a halt to all pending investigations, discharges and other administrative proceedings under the old law. the outgoing policy and allow gays to serve only as long as they did not openly acknowledge their sexual orientation. over 47 service members were disturbed of during don't ask, don't tell. the two hikers still and ron have still not been released although there bail has been paid. they are indeed of the signature of the judge in order to be released. but the judge has not yet come back from vacation. >> a quick break as the kron 4 morning and c

in the -- in one world, rick perry is king of the hill. he's leading in the polls against mitt romney. he's the man to beat, but when you see them onstage, rick perry just does not measure up, and for me, i'm writing something about this right now, the crystallizing moment was when rick perry went on the attack calling governor romney a flip-flopper. completely flubbed it, and mitt romney used it as an opportunity to, you know, club rick perry. he did so successfully. i think republican folks sitting at home and maybe even in the audience was looking at someone who could go toe-to-toe with president obama if he gets the nomination. >> perry got tripped up trying to be accurate in his attack and i think he confused himself. seeing conservatives buck the candidate. rick scott in florida, are republican voters more likely to go with perry or the candidate they think looks most electable? >> inclined to go with perry if they felt he could go toe-to-toe with president obama. that's why these debates are so important to him. if you think where h

hill about the lack of coordination between the white house and the democrats. and don't forget, barack obama came in on a wave of his own, that? he was the answer, that his movement was the answer. and right now he's paying the price for that splendid isolation that got him elected. it's what was his appeal initially, but it's one of the things in addition to the state of the economy that's causing him so much trouble now. >> well, democratic presidents having trouble with democrats on the hill. you can check with bill clinton and jimmy carter. that is an old tradition. >> right. >> howard fineman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. take care. >>> coming up, rick perry apparently hadn't done enough damage to his campaign this week. so he came to new york city to praise donald trump. >>> and the republican tea party congressman who remains a deadbeat dad is back in the "rewrite" tonight i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formul

. >> this one that we put on the hill was for everybody. and we're doing it again. >> americans pause to remember a day that shook our country and changed it for ever. good evening, it is already september 11 on the east coast where security is extra tight tonight as officials investigate the latest terror threat against new york city and washington, d.c. randall is live at ground zero with new information about the possible threat. randall. >> reporter: hello ann. the stage is set for the dedication of the 9/11 memorial. even as law enforcement officials continue to investigate and try to prevent that unconfirmed terrorist threat. >> police are out in force in lower manhattan on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. the heightened security followed a tip that al-qaeda may be ready to set off a bomb. >> we are prepared and working very well with our local and state partners. >> there's no proof they have entered the country to carry out an attack. still, police are being vigilant, towing away unattended cars. and poli

and in pleasant hill, the police are alerting the public about an atm scam at a chase bank. after 7:00 last night, someone attached a device to the atm and that happened at the chase bank in contra costa boulevard. the employees found the device an hour later. anyone using the atm should contact the bank and police. >>> and an attorney for senator dianne feinstein tells ktvu he filed suit of a namer bank over the misappropriation of funds by her campaign treasurer since. the lawsuit a lips first california bank ignore -- alleges first california bank ignored the flags in willing the $5 million in campaign cash. the former treasurer since faces fraud chargees. she had control of more than 500 bank accounts, cluing feinstein's. >>> two stop executives from silindra refuse to answer questions over the half billion guaranteed government loan given to that now-bankrupt company. >> what is your plan to pay back the taxpayers $535 million you owe them and when will you pay it back? >> i respectfully decline to answer any questions. >> reporter: the ceo and senior vice president inv

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the other two on the eastside of the hill. one on leon waite and the other on marsh road according to firefighters. firefighters say they have the fires completely contained. they are now dismiss -- dismissing the fire units, but they will have others standing by because they are concerned there may be more lightning strikes tonight. they do expect lightning tomorrow. they say there is still a red flag warning up, and so the fire units will be standing by in mount diablo and on the eastside of mount diablo. reporting live, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> good to know those crews are there. thank you, thomas. >>> and sandhya patel told us about the strikes and she is following live doppler 7hd. >> we saw thunderstorms developing in the inland east bai. this started moving down toward the fremont area, down toward the peninsula, and the santa clara valley. you can see the numerous lightning strikes there. obviously there was some rain being reported. some reports of hail. and with more thunderstorms possible over the weekend, the re

. >> certainly in the east bay specifically, east bay hills, saw some thunderstorms. actually started a few small fires. and today, we do have to still beware re of those thunderstorms. however, we'll still see moisture in the forecast later this afternoon. because of that, that threat will dissipate. this morning, advisory still in effect until 11:00 for those people in the bay hills. >>> overnight, dry conditions and the lightning, the combination, sparked five fires overnight in the east bay. it started around 8:00 last night on oliveson ridge, just one and a half miles from the entrance of mount diablo park. within minutes, the fire grew from 40 to 60 acres. crews had a difficult time

charles hill, we have witnesses that show charles hill was actually killed unnecessarily when he coulde easily have controlled another situation. also, this question, that's exactly what's happens to people who have spoken out in cases of police brutality in this area and we need to have really a full -- i don't know how to go about it through the board of supervisors but the board of supervisors is a responsible body, you know, in this area and they need to take these issues quite seriously and conduct a public -- i don't know, a public forum on the question of police violence. but they have to take some action. thank you. president chiu: thank you. [applause] . president chiu: it's a rule in the chamber we shouldn't have members of the public express applause or opposition to statements in order to keep the proceedings moving more smoothly. if we could hear from our next speaker, please. next speaker, please. that would be you, sir, please step up. >> how are you doing? i'm pretty sure all of you guys know me. i'm debray carpenter, outspoken activist from bay view, hunter's point, ba

they think that is why joe hill was executed. for writing that song. the preacher and the slave.long haired creature every night. ♪ ♪ very influential stalin and american labor history and on woody guthrie. woody got himself a job posting and singing on a progressive radio station in los angeles. the date is wrong. couldn't have been earlier than 1937. he also began to circulate around a migrant camps. some of these were cosmetic show places set up by the government by the armed security administration and these were great places to be there were democratically run and self-governing and well provided for and clean and sanitary. the only problem was there were not enough of them to cope with the magnitude of the dust bowl crisis in california. the majority of camps woody would have visited were basically slums. they called them hoovervilles anywhere across the country they were named after the president on whose watch the depression was ushered in. these were places where you maybe have families of eight or ten getting by on $3 a week between them picking cotton in the san walkin

then hours later he came here to the denny's on blossom hill road. but at one time there were about 10 police patrol cars here at the scene blocking off traffic. with pictures from chopper 5 now, we see that it's returning to normal again. we saw some cars pulling up employees look like they were going back into denny's. it was around 4:00 that a man walked in and there were people there eating breakfast and employees there. he toll them he had weapons. he didn't -- he told them he had weapons, he didn't say what but threatened to kill himself and then ordered everyone to leave and closed the blind so people could not see what was going on. police heard he had weapons but took every precaution. they didn't know if he had a gun or knife. employees and customers there also didn't see a weapon when he walked in. they were able to find a knife, though, when he walked out about 30 minutes later. it ended peacefully and he was arrested without incident. he had a knife on him. he is being booked into county jail now and will likely undergo a psych' valuatio

>>reporter: jerry hill says his bill is essential.led pg&e compliance with regulation a litany of failure. he only has to look as far as the gas fire that december void a town news cupertinoless week to know how badly regulations are needed. >> another example sadly that the fact that that plastic pip was deficient. that it was flawed. that it had problems before and was well known and it was well known to pg&e but they did nothing about it. similar to the issue in san bruin oyshtion bill would not awill you pg&e to pass along penalty and fine imposed by regulators to rate first. hill hopes the legislation will be signed by governor brown before friday. one year anniversary of the explosion and fire that ripped through the san bruno neighborhood. in san bruin oshtion abc 7 news. >>> hyatt employee demand new contract today during labor day protest in san francisco and santa clara. workers march through sun fran union square and then rall c outside the grand hyatt. union local 2 has been without a contract at hyatt for 2 years. hyatt h

mary's cathedral is, cathedral hill, that is one of the outcrops. there is a high percentage of serpentinite in the rock. in the old days, the 1930's, 1920's, san franciscans to not bother to deal with the disposal companies. they would take their garbage out the other side of twin peaks, bump their garbage, and shovel sand on top of it. so in the old days, you could go out there and build your home and be surprised that you would find sanitary landfill or construction debris landfills. they were prevalent out there. >> this is twin peaks? >> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and c

it will take place between monterey highway and hills dale. authorities estimate that between 1 to 3% of the mosquitos in southwest san jose carry the virus. >>> 5:21. a new recall from the same company that took tons of turkey off store shelves last month. . the new recall involves 185,000 pounds of ground turkey products from the company's plant in arkansas. small the problem. once again, this recall is for meat processed at the plant after production resumed following the earlier recall. so be aware. >>> you notice something maybe a little bit different? >> a little bit. >> a little bit. a new look for the team. we'll take you behind the scenes of our brand-new set. >>> plus stuff hidden in a storage unit for 40 years. the bay area auction is giving a priceless look now at amelia earhart. >>> ,, ah yes. there it is. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the time for action. ♪call

he will be expelled. >> facebook meets capitol hill. they want the trade commission to investigate how if facebook tracks where you go on-line even after you log out. tracie potts has more on the story. >> when you log data facebook and visit any of nearly 1 million sites with a light button -- like button, that sends a message to facebook that you have been there. >> following you room to room but you cannot see them. >> it is a bit scary because it is called fortune list sharing -- frictionless sharing. they want facebook to be investigated. uses adjust to whether new changes. >> it is not fair to have consumers in a position where they have to play catch-up every time the company decides they want to change something. >> that sounds awful. i didn't know they could do that. >> facebook said the tracking is part of the security to prevent someone else as bloody in as you. if you're concerned, you can delete your browsing history or use a separate browser for facebook. tracie potts, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. the discove

up in the north bay and the hills, red flag warning in effect.or thunderstorms but for the heat and low humidity. that will be dropped tomorrow afternoon. more fire danger exists. right now we go outside, it's 64 degrees down by the oakland air or by san francisco airport. there's that fog we are talking about. it's a little shallower. you see it at the bay. it's not making it inland. inland we have temperatures bordering in the upper 90s. it's actually warmer again today. today should be the hottest day. temperatures trend down. and clouds move in and a chance for those thundershowers. there's still an outside chance for people in the north bay or oakland, when you get down to morgan and gilroy and east, saturday night there's a chance for a thunderstorm. why is there a big deal? because it's fire season. the last thing you want is a lightning strike. usually recorded highs tomorrow, it really was hot in antioch. certainly cooler around the bay but the heat will continue in the inland bay valleys with low 90s and upper 80s. here's the mechanism

. >> this one we put on the hill with everybody. we are doing it again. >> americans pause to remember a day that shook our country and changed it forever. good evening. it is already september 11th on the east coast where security is extra tight as investigators investigate the latest terror threat. randall is live at ground zero with new information about possible threat. randall. >> reporter: good morning. right now we are being told authorities haven't made any arrest or confirmed the threat to set off car bombs but they are continuing to investigate. the stage is set for tomorrow's dedication of the memorial here in lower manhattan. police are out in force in lower manhattan on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the attacks. the high security follows a tip that al-qaeda may be planning to set off a car bomb in new york and washington dc. we are prepared and working very well with our local and state partners. >> season yore officials say there is no proof that the three they are looking for have entered the country to carry out

eric schmidt outed testified in antitrust hearing on capitol hill yesterday and even a hearing was the power of google serving consumers or threatening competition after complaints from other companies like yelp expedia and next tag lawmakers question if the search engine giant is hoping its results to send users its own online services first but what may. or may not have been expecting as another group showed up on capitol hill demanding answers of a different sort of more private sort of advocacy group consumer watchdog group of minds to spy on senate staffers and visitors following them around and matching tracksuits with the world's google track team and don't be evil written on that now this group thinks that if we're back to google's gathering a huge probe of personal information much of it without consumers knowledge that really should be scrutinized to discuss this with me as carmen daalder washington director of consumer watchdog i mean thanks so much for joining us tonight thanks for having me so first start as i guess if you can give us a broad outline of what do you think g

the bike up the hill. because they made this the easiest way to get around, the most convenient way to get around. in the beginning of my stay, i started talking to folks, why you bicycle? they look at me with these crazy blank faces as if i had asked, why do you put shoes on in the morning? whitey you eat? literally, there was no answer because, of course they bicycle. just like we get up in the morning in eat cereal. it wasn't a political choice for a social choice, it was the easiest way for most people. not everyone, but for most people that i talked to. you saw the numbers she shared, but it has not always been this way. the biggest lessons, number one, it is true that when you build it, they will come. it is not just a committed person like me. it is all the families, the children, the kid riding alone, the teenagers. i was impressed with the number of teenage girls riding alone, the independents. the kids riding the school or with their parents. the number of senior citizens, you are seeing children

bay hill-side this weekend.t will honor the victims of the september 11 >>> a larger-than-life american flag will drape on an east bay hillside this weekend honoring of the victims of the september 11th attacks. volunteers built an 8,000- square-foot flag in hayward. 10 years ago a similar side flag was painted on the hill. volunteers will finish the flag on saturday morning. >>> don't forget we have a reminder, president obama will deliver his highly anticipated jobs speech at 4:00 on cbs 5 followed by our 5:00 news. and it's a terrific day so get out and enjoy. >> beautiful afternoon, lots of sunshine, just a little cool at the coast. >> enjoy the day. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

we're looking live now out at the berkeley hills. the air quality district has issued it's fourth spare the air smog alert of the summer. the agency says hot temperatures and tail pipe exhaust will add to air quality tomorrow. everyone is asked to help by not using gas powered lawn mowers and other lawn equipment. >>> it was warmer today. >> you get those spare the air days when the atmosphere gets compressed. the reason it's going to get hotter is because it compresses the fog back to the hills. you can picture this in a three dimensional level. you can see the fog is getting stuck right at the coast behind montero mountain which is high. but also behind daly city. it's not even into the avenue. when it gets cut off effectively like this it starts to warm inland. even out toward san francisco we're looking at 70s. one of the warmest days of the year, of the season so far. the way they're doing they're looking at ground level ozone. and it's obviously going to be in places that have a lot of traffic and not a lot of wind. so in the i

plan on 90 in morgan hill, 85 in santa clara, 86 in san jose. the last hot day in a bit. 96 antioch, 94 concord, 97 pleasanton. cooler at the bay, 70s. 69 sausalito. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> we are just getting word of some police activity. it's going on in san jose lanes are blocked where you see that incident tab. the intersection specifically is blossom hill and santa teresa boulevard so we are sending a crew to the scene so continue to watch "early edition" for the latest updates there. the rest of the south bay looks good out of downtown san jose. no issues there. but obviously as lawrence mentioned fog the story. you can see it across the golden gate bridge. thick into san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:37 now. oakland mayor jean quan is answering critics who say the area around her house is an eyesore and a potential fire hazard. chopper 5 captured some video of a gardener cleaning up around her home yesterday after a neighbor took pictures and complained that the area beneath her deck was overgrown. >> the mayo

piedmont hills high cracked down at the start of the school year. the principal said students complained of a double standard, that cheerleaders were able to wear their uniforms to school and that is when the focus landed on the squad and its skirts. there's only one rule when it comes to skirts at piedmont hills high. >> at a respectable length, if you bend over or squad your personal business will remain personal. >> reporter: this year the principal tracy williams decided the cheerleading uniforms did not meet that classification and banned them from campus during school hours. the skirt lengths last year were not consist then then. >> the conversation should have been at the beginning, where is the standard for the hem line, that didn't happen. they were left to determine their own hem lines. >> because of that now all of them are banned. >> yes. >> reporter: now the school conducts random dress code sweeps once a week. when williams instructs teachers to check for skimpy clothing, violators are sent to the office. this piedmont hills mom is hap

here's time lapse from the high definition east bay hills camera.he fog around but some mid high level clouds moving in. gave us some beautiful color there as the sun was setting at 7:29. we'll be seeing more of the mid high level clouds this weekend. could be seeing buildup leading to thunderstorms.i'll talk about that in a moment. temperatures writ now 50's, 60's, antioch at 72 degrees, marin layer has deepen. about 1300 feet deep now and that has allowed some of the low clouds to push up into the north bay already. santa rosa cloudy at this hour. warmer tomorrow. mainly inland. cooler pattern as we head that the weekend. with the slit chance of thunderstorms. you will see here washington is going to bring the possibility of thunderstorms. it's a weak low that is develop but this will provide the lift. low will drop moisture from the sub tropical region and that moisture combined with some daytime heating will destabilize the atmosphere. so washington happens we see the possibility of dry lightning beginning in the central valley in the extending

he took a hill staff management style to the pentagon. the people close to him or disconnected from the institution beneath them which could have helped them enormously if they had connected. it was partly self-imposed. his own grambling discussions did not help. i really like myself and my contact with them, and i regret he did not do better as secretary who was closest to their president? clearly mcnamara was close to both kennedy and johnson. very interesting be if you read the transcripts of the cuban missile crisis that have been published, and understand that kennedy, john f. kennedy had never met either dean rusk or bob mcnamara when he appointed in to office. this is 18 months into an administration. lots of meetings, crisis. cubans -- cuban missile crisis. read the transcript and listen to the tapes. kennedy always calls mike panera bob and he always calls dean rusk, secretary rusk. that tells you something about their relationship. ronald reagan was very close to of one bird and had been in california. he tolerated the very open