ademas, el "dash downtown", "ibm", "hitachi" y el tren "ace" no ofreceran servicios.rte rapido del area de la bahia, mejor conocido como el "bart", preparese porque habra retrasos de hasta 40 minutos en el servicio durante los pÓximos dos fines de semana.---la agencia informo que se realizaÁn labores de mantenimiento en una de las dos pistas del tunel subfluvial que une a "oakland" y "san francisco". ---ademas, una cuadrilla de trabajadores reparaÁ los cables de electricidad. ---los autobuses y trenes ligeros del "muni" permitiran el acceso de las bicicletas plegables en ese medio de transporte.---la agencia municipal de san francisco anuncio hoy que adoptaran esta politica para aumentar la cantidad de pasajeros que usn el "muni".---las reglas que deben seguir quienes traigan consigo sus bicicletas es que las deben doblar antes de abordar el autobus, mantenerlas junto a ellos y lejos de los deÁs pasajeros o sillas de ruedas. ---una ordenanza que prohibe sentarse o acostarse en las calles de san francisco entre las 7 de la maÑana y las 11 de la noche, no ha surtido efe

japanese stilts are up with tech shares taking a ride on the slightly tweaked yang now among them hitachi and to sheba adding about job one in the hospital sense but energy slipped in the red overnight weakness in three japan petroleum corporation is down a one and a half percent in hong kong stocks are heading off with gains in the rules street a boost in financial stocks but a decline in some resource stocks is weighing on the market out of many corporations china is jumping around one point seven percent sell. their moscow the markets will start trading in two hours time this is the closing picture for fuzz they were closed in the black bouncing back from the losses because free weeks. and this is one of the for a strong rebound in russian markets up to several weeks of the klein may be in for disappointment that's at least the view over the counter must be today. the markets will be somewhat stuck at the current levels for some time this relates to the fact that investors have to figure out several important global trends that we're currently witnessing one the commodity price environ

sony, toshiba and hitachi. here's how the market ended. the nikkei, as you see, down just a fraction. australia after being one of the best performers around the region yesterday, now one of the worst performers down to about half a percent. nina? >>. >>> well, andrew, markets in europe have been open for about 20 minutes. let's look at how that's affecting things particularly on the ftse 100. do remember that banking stocks and energy stocks like bp are weighty components. they're currently leading the charge by seven-tenth of 1.0%. we've had about five days worth of heavy losses before that. for the moment, things quite positive. >> yeah, i know. as opposed to the u.s. which has been volatile, it did finish on a better note today. linkedin's oak nomic report. we've got more on that. the indices up by between a fifth and a third of one percent. >>> well, the japanese economy is still reeling from the earthquake in tsunami that hit it on march 11, and now the owner of the crippled fukushima daiichi plant has revealed how much money it's lo

that's the estimate of the hitachi corporation.ajor estimate is 30 years to clean up that operation. three-mile island took 14 years and there was no breach of containment at three-mile island and it was only one unit. here we have three reactors. one spent fuel pond. possible breach of containment. 30 years is about accurate. >> wow. wow. thank you for that report. thanks for being here. not good news i'm afraid to say. >>> up next 300 nautical miles the distance from tripoli to a tiny italian island. the difference between life and death. the story of a desperate journey when we come back. >>> as the war rages on in libya, thousands of refugees are forced to resort for treacherous and dangerous ways to escape. ivan watson joins us from libya. why are they so desperate to leave? >> these aren't libyans. these are for the most part africans and others that are desperate to escape fighting in libya and resorting to a dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea to escape that grinding conflict. they come by sea in leaky wooden fis

see that huge backhoe over there with hitachi on it. that thing has been there for a number of weeks now. digging a bigger trench, if you will, between the homes of either side of it. there's an easement back there. so the property back there is owned by the san francisco public utility's commission. they've got that backhoe that's been digging. you can't see behind me two huge pipes that are going to go into the ground eventually. this cutting down the tree will not be the first step. we're still trying to get ahole of public utility commissions to see when they're supposed to be here to cut down this tree. there's corroborating evidence around here. reporting live in -- craig, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are investigating racist graffiti left on the building that houses a new community. now station officials believe they were targeted because of the perception that the african- american audience despite its diverse staff. the station also changes its music format every three hours. one employee we talked to believed another factor

that's the estimate of the hitachi corporation. major estimate is 30 years to clean up that operation. three-mile island took 14 years and there was no breach of containment at three-mile island and it was only one unit. here we have three reactors. one spent fuel pond. possible breach of containment. 30 years is about accurate. >> wow. wow. thank you for that report. thanks for being here. not good news i'm afraid to say. >>> up next 300 nautical miles the distance from tripoli to a tiny italian island. the difference between life and death. the story of a desperate journey when we come back. [ grunts ] we are! got it. [ male announcer ] don't be the last to know. get it faster with 4g. it's the network of possibilities. at&t. >>> as the war ranges rages on in libya, thousands of refugees are forced to resort for treacherous and dangerous ways to escape. ivan watson joins us from libya. why are they so desperate to leave? >> these aren't libyans. these are for the most part africans and others that are desperate to escape fighting