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if you look to the left, you see the infinity. it has the shaped. that is the rock site. they dug down, put it on rock. as you move north, you come to the southern pacific building or the embarcadero centers or the trans america towers. there, the rock is 40, 60 feet deep. but the decision was made that we need parking. so they elected to dig down to the dents supporting soil and build a foundation on the dance material below the bay mud. so that is a rock site, rock expedite -- rock excavation. this is part of the temporary shoring system that retains the walls of the excavation and prevents the building, other buildings from falling into the hole. >> where were we? >> we were driving around in the marina. we were looking over the perfectly flat marina green, at the whole marine area, which is also perfectly flat because it was artificial filled from the 1915 exposition. >> that is correct. it was hydraulics and pumped in from the bay. same principle, they built a dike on the outside it, and then pumped in the sand. and as we all know, in 1989, a lot of damage. lawrence

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from here to infinity, here we go. residents are already using earplugs and cannot sleep with windows open during warm weather, the peak season in restaurants for outdoor use. when the burden is on, having the residents in force puts a burden on neighbors to volunteer. this does not protect the community. short of denying this, what can we live with? and for all the arguments we have told you, we do not think a cu is legal, desirable, or compatible. we have gone through an exercise, 18 conditions we would like to be the starting point. the president is exhibit o -- precedent is exhibit o. if we have to be there, we have to work with mr. murad, but we think you should uphold your own policies and the eastern neighborhood plan. >> the last 19 seconds -- this is his property as well. the new mission theater. he is planning on having a large nightclub there. it is not as though he is deprived of everything. he has a restaurant here and a big nightclub there. >> if people want to stand up to show their support or have their

we'll be right back. ,,,, >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by infinity. luxury cars that deliver inspired performance. >>> well, was hollywood in the east bay tonight, with a world film premier at paramount theater. >> the movie is "moneyball," how manager billy beane transformed the oakland a's. but as robert liles shows us it wasn't just baseball that brought out the fans tonight. >> one man's red carpet premier. >> we have a premier, most of this happens in san francisco. >> reporter: is another woman's brush with a defibrillator. >> oh yes i would have gotten hot flashes and perhaps passed out. >> reporter: but it's white hot super nova brad pitt who transformed the did tier you're into the upper deck of the coliseum to debut "moneyball," the bio pick about the oakland a's storied 2000 season. >> got the book and became a bit dogged with it. material like that doesn't come along too often. >> reporter: and actors like pitt don't come to oakland that often so hundreds of people stood in the planter box in the middle of broadway dodge dodging cars tryin

injured and then he ditches the car are myrtle drive police moved in open to spot him in the the infinitye was long gone his name is justin cooper he is considered armed and dangerous. by his actions with this regard to anybody is considered dangerous they do not know if he is still in concord at this time it used bottom edges give the police department a call >> bay area weather and the forecast it'll be mild and warm this afternoon where's met in a cool down and heading into the weekend and next warm-up will be in the middle of next week. this is the fog patchy at best cloud cover over san jose and the bulk of it is over the north banky. sfo is reporting a one hour and 14 minutes delayed because of the fog. we're looking at a mix of '50s and '60s right now by 3:00 you will see '60s and '70s a mild day today warmer temperatures in the orange minutes a satellite view have bits and pieces coming and our direction at thundershower activity will be in the sierra and central valley. partly cloudy and cool for the first pitch at 7:15 a.m. at at&t park will have the a's coming up for you. and t

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altogether in other words three hundred thirty three to one is not sufficient for these banks only infinity will do now the problem is when you're leveraging money to that extent once the bubble pops then you're also leveraging on the way down in other words every one every dollars dollar that comes out of the economy is multiplied then by that multiplication factor whether it's ten twelve fifty to seventy two or three hundred thirty three so we're going through a major deal. leveraging of this huge bubble and if the economy absolutely will not come back that's why you see the specter for the first time of all this money being pumped in by the fed and not having the desired result on the economy we've reached the point for the first time in history called debt saturation the only way to get out is this monetary reform solution right you mentioned ron paul and he calls gold and silver the only constitutional recognized form of money you're saying that's not really necessarily true and it brings up these ideas and questions about how money is created in the economy the relationship in particu

an amendment or rather a proposal to address that question, so that it wouldn't be forever and to infinity that, you know, after 18 months those accounts would be returned to employers if it didn't get used. the other two issues were the year limit, which we find just totally unacceptable to limit because of the extreme, you know, extraordinary costs of health care. the third question was one of whether or not accrual in the accounts versus real cash going into the accounts, which we were seeking to reconsider. that was the first time we had heard about that. we considered it but we were not -- we were not -- although we initiated further talks about it, the business community saw no reason in pursuing that. the problem that i have with the business community right now, and i speak for myself, i won't speak for all of labor, although i think many in labor agree with me in this, is while we applaud the business community for stepping up and taking real leadership and assisting on the question of pension reform and rejecting jeff attachy and proposition d and committing to support propositio

to infinity and back, we will never forget you.ays love you, and as you said, we got your back. god bless new york city, and god bless america. [applause] >> cynthia marie lise connolly >> john e. connolly, jr. >> james lee connor >> jonathan m. connors >> kevin patrick connors >> kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway >> dennis michael cook >> helen d. cook >> john a. cooper >> julian cooper. >> joseph john coppo, jr. >> gerard j. coppola >> joseph albert corbett corcoran. >> alejandro cordero >> robert cordice i said my father, we miss you and will always love you. >> and my father, we love you and miss you, and you will always be in our hearts. >> ruben d. correa >> danny a. correa-gutierrez >> james j. corrigan >> carlos cortes >> kevin cosgrove >> dolores marie costa >> digna alexandra costanza >> charles gregory costello, jr. >> michael s. costello >> conrod k. cottoy >> asia cotton. >> martin john coughlan >> john gerard coughlin >> timothy j. coughlin >> james e. cove >> andre cox >> frederick john cox thanks and my mother, susan

. >> reporter: police checked security tape for the infiniti suv and found nothing. >> have you checkednues, rental cars, disposable cell phones. it is what they did. >> reporter: that turned out to be fruitful. >> she rented a car october 3rd and returned it october 4th. the rental was from enterprise. it led to the home of christy passion. more interesting was the odometer reading. >> it was a black volkswagen rabbit returned with 40 miles on it. >> reporter: the detective had a hunch. drove from enterprise to christy's house to the murder scene. it was 40 miles. >> i know the route. i know she did it. >> reporter: this time he looked for a black vw. he watched the video more than 50 times and located what looked like the vw passing by less than an hour before the murder and speeding through just after the murder. there was a rental phone new. marni bought a disposable phone before the murder. she made a few calls on it. that was enough. >> there was one call that placed her in deerfield on the day of the murder. >> reporter: more strong evidence, but not enough. >> it was aggravating

. >> john purchased this 2008 infiniti at a parking lot sale sponsored by alliance credit union.rchased three plans for it for theft, paint and other protection. >> the bottom line is very simple. most careful study of vehicle service contract is done by consumer's union. they are very lucrative if you sell them. >> for every dollars they spend on the contracts they get back 70 cents in benefits. gene 07 kneel puts it a different way. >> if you are buying a service contract and got to get into the contract and see what it covers because there are a lot of exclusions. there is a lot of hoops you may have to jump through. >> a survey found nearly 400,000 dollars claims were denied and $27,000 paid out. the they call it questionable and on top of that there can be high deductibles. >> you could have deductibles that kick in on multiple levels, paying the duct i believe or taking the vehicle. >> under california law you are entitled to a refund if you cancel within 30 days of purchasing the contract. after 30 days you are entitled to a prorated refund. you can put in the request with

the idea of seeing out to infinity had a very popular reception. idea of tourism and going to the top of e trade center was -- became a part of the experience of new york. >> early in the morning of august 7, 1974, a french tightrope walker took the experience one step further. he managed to stretch aware from one tower to the other and stayed up there 45 minutes, making 8 crossings before being arrested by authorities. when he performed his stunt the twin towers had only been standing for one year. construction was still going on in the rest of the complex. the last building finished, seven world trade center was completed in 1987. it was built by the developer, larry silverstein and he had a bigger prize in mind. >> i remember looking up at the twin towers and saying wouldn't it be fantastic some day to own those buildings? >> one day he would get his wish and learn to be careful what you wish for. in the meantime the towers assumed the iconic status. >> this is new york when you fly over and you see the two towers coming up out of the ground, so

the idea of seeing out to infinity had a popular reception so the idea of tourism and going to the topade center[ ws, was -- became part of the experience of new york. >> early in the morning of august 7th, 1974, a french tightrope walker took that new york experience one step further. he managed to stretch a wire from one tower to the other and stayed up there for, 45 minutes making eight crossings between the towers before being arrested when he performed his stun the twin towers had only been fang for one year. construction was still going on in the rest of the complex. the last building finished 7 world trade center was completed in 1987 developed by larry silverstein. he had a bigger prize in mine. >> i remember looking up to the twin towers saying wouldn't it be fantastic some day to own those buildings? >> one day he would get his wish and learn to be careful what you wish for. meantime, the towers assumed the iconic status. >> this is new york when you fly over, and you see these two towers coming up out of the ground, so to speak. you know you're home. >> hollywood recognized

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take it up to, you know, infiniti and let it rip for a little bit. >> no one expected her to win. >> to the grocery store, shopping mall, everywhere she goes. >> terror on the roadway. >>> hey, weather-wise, we are looking okay? >> yeah. we're looking all right. we are going to cool down the temperatures around the bay area. it is still going to be hot inland, 70s and 80s inside the bay. patchy fog and cool at the coastline. temperatures there into the 60s. cooling down saturday and sunday. temperatures bottoming out then. hey, we have an as game today. if you are headed out there we have those temperatures soaring and this is a day game. not many of these games left. get out there and enjoy, 78 degrees, lots of sunshine, game time 12:35. elizabeth? >> we have bigger problems on the peninsula. southbound 101 we have a location change near holly street. and it's now a traffic alert. they have three lanes blocked and they are saying the lanes will be closed until 6:30 because of debris in the road. we took a call from the kcbs phone force, and they say it's backed up to at least ralsto

. >> there's a book called beginning of infinity and basically its premise is that new knowledge is infinite. that there's always something you're going to find out and that's all the approach i've taken toward my job and which is why i need to go away and sort of ask some more questions. but i believe that. the goal to me is not to figure out some formula, it's to keep evolving. >> charlie: you hope people come away from watching this film from what response? >> i thi a few things i want to them to get. number one i want them to appreciate the fact we do things differently. there's a whole bunch of thins that would take us an hour. number two, scientists in public health practic people are heroes. they need to be recognized as such. and we need new blood, we really do. we need to juvenate that. >> charlie: we need the best and brightest to go into public health. >> exactly, if they're not going to filmmaking. >> charlie: right. or wall street. >> that's awhole separate issue. i ink those are probly the two most important think we need to focus on. and i will leave it with that. but i wanted

out there with the meaning of the universe and whether there's an edge to it all or if it goes to infinityt that far. i feel very cheated that i didn't get to a real mind bending experience. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love this woman. i love this woman. >> right. that is awesome to think that. it's like, this is like what do you call it, runner's high. this is like way beyond that. >> o oh, yeah. >> is that what made you stop, made you get out of the water? >> it was the asthma. >> i have to ask you, are you going do it again? >> you know, i've had a deep friendship heart to heart with sanjay about this. there are so many different elements to it. one is that what i left out there in early august was everything i had. you know, there was no more solution to that particular swim. and so all of us who are on that swim, we held our heads very high. but i will say to you that there is no way that i would leave the ending of the story as it is. >> oh, really? what are you saying there, young lady? >> i can't say it any planer, any clearer than that. >> stay tuned i was going to say stay tuned. >>> sa

the ails of poverty are infin it and the ability to solve problems is obvious.iability of distorting that system into extractionion, which is how i see it, extractionism, the opposite of capitalism, just kind of looks like capitalism. >> one thing to have the united states balance sheet look like a latin american banana republic. now it looks like our wealth and income disparity makes it look -- it's not quite that, but it's -- >> we're trending. >> but this isn't the right way to go. now, of course, one thing it did show from 2009 -- you know, in the last year, basically that that income disparity didn't -- it wasn't a huge-- stabilid. >> stabilized for 10, 15 years, so what you would like it to see is actually narrow. >> your silver lining it stopped going up as fast. >> yeah. it -- it didn't widen quite as much as it could have. >> right. >> considering what we have with, you know, 50 million americans out of work, a recession that's -- and people without -- with losing their -- their homes. >> right. >> you would have thought that it could have been a lot hi