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we also have interns working for us at cctv and we see them growigrow ing day-by-day. it is a wonderful feeling, but it is wonderful to come to these kind of panels to learn more about china. it is wonderful to read the newspapers and books, but it is very, very important to forget the information they have read and feel it themselves. i think it is important for them not to be preoccupy ied or bein educated by the perception when they are in china. and just one quick note for mr. cohen, it is great to see you here. i think china is struggling with the issue of how to become power. that is a day-by-day struggle and there for, other issues related to china's power, it is also think the list of consideration, but there are so many questions chinese considerate the same time. i agree with you the challenges that they have of so called glowing global. my home information service is the 24 hour news channel for cctv and we broadcast here. one challenge is the credibility, there has been d k decades of discredibility associated with the chinese press and we have to turn that

so the concern is how are the winds ing to be. in the valleys they are going to be okay. right now, winds of about 6 miles an hour but the poor air quality because of the wind not moving is another drawback. winds will be higher in the higher elevations and temperatures will be warmer so some of these fires climb the mountain walls we'll find bigger problems and winds gusting to around 20-30 mes an hour. >> thanks a lot. >> still ahead. imagine moving moving millions of hours of music to at chip. >> where they stand hundred days after oil begin spewing into the gulf of mexico. >> and there was contentious public heang, rimond city council make ♪ hey, at&t u-vee tv? yeah, it's o new tv service. every day thousands of customers across the nation are switching to at u-verse. [ male announcer ] visit a store today. hurry and take advantage oe on u-verse tv. just $29 a month for six mohs. plus for a limit time, get a -day money-back guarantee, and a dvr is included. yeah, and u-verse tv lets you record to four shows from anyoom on a single dvr and play them back on any -- tv.

so, we are see inging rivers flowing earlier. the melting season is coming earlier and we're seeing storms delivering more rain and less snow. the storms themselves are warmer not just the interstorm periods that are warmer. so the climate of our generations is warmer than our moms and dads and our grandparents. next one. so, let's consider what the climate models have to say about all of this. next one. first of all, just to remind you about the greenhouse effect. here we have two mra net bodies. the moon and the earth. the moon does not have an atmosphere so it has no trappings of gases like methane and co2, and so forth which are the reason global warming is happening. the moon has an average temperature that's about 33 celsius less than earths on average. so the greenhouse effect is a natural phenomena. the greenhouse effect your used to hearing about on the news by president bush and all those other experts is the incremented effect well we've added about a third to the sea level and as well as others but if you want to ques

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to point out in california, the amount of water that's used in conveying and other forms of pump inging, imagining the water system is about 18 percent of the total electrical use in the state. so, the different - that means the different parts of the climate problem are connected. it's not just the water problems over here and the energy problem is over here and their somehow insulated. they are not. so, next one. um... this is a slide that, you know, if i really tortured you i would have shown a few minutesing a but this is a picture of the,g fel, model under a medium high emissions scenario. the change of the temperature at the end of the century, verses the model, historical climate, and you can see the scale. i'm looking that map here. scale is at the bottom and what you see by this is the coastal air temperature raised, by the end of the century, about 2, 2 and a half degrees celsius. but when you get to the interior of north america, this is for summer, the temperature rise is in excess of five celsius and colorado does not look very good, naturally in those terms. so, what this

settlement agreement which was a multi party, multi state agreement, which basically through fund g ing compensation and on farm and in their system were able to conserve water and that then moved to the urban area so you have the concept of a win win , farmers are able to farm in the more efficient manner and we're able to utilize and tap into water supplies in the past we have not been able to do. and then also we're lining a couple canals, urban canals that will save additional water. we're moving - you saw what 91 looked like. in 05, we had a big chunk we went through recycled and i went through that by 2011 we will have added the de saline ization and the canals and the other part will represent ten percent of our supply portfolio. by 2020 we will have achieved a more diverse supply portfolio that is no longer solely dependent of the hydraulics coming out of the delta and colorado river. the second piece of the strategy is authorities capitol improvement category. we recently recosted our program which is a 20 to 25 year program and it will cost us 24 billion dollars to do that. if

ing. >> absolutely not.e are saying that that study was done as a methodology by some graduate students. not even stanford university use that methodology. it's an interesting study. it's a methodology that someone has proffered but we have to follow the governmental accounting standard board protocol. >> give us a number if you would. >> i think that that study shows, you know, they said it was that high. we say it was about -- it was much less maybe about 50 billion but here's the important point. the important point is that we are in a strong position. we can pay the pensions for the retirees who retire today. we are trying to work really hard to get pension funds on the path -- our pension fund on a positive path going forward just as we have done for 78 years. we have been in business that long. we have been a lot of market up turns and downturns so we have to rely on our professional expertise. >> thank you. >> a lot of people rely on the pensions and we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much. >>

ing -- no. if it hadn't collapsed in the disaster chances are it will stay up. outside, where's an open area? high rise building when glass breaks it floats it with hit 2 blocks away from where it falls. if you are outside, you want to look up and make sure nothing is coming toward you. there is 3-5 feet of glass on market street. top of that you are going to have office furniture and debris falling into the street. even if you are in a car if you are next to large, brick buildings and if collapsed on you there is no safe place to go. how about here. the safety spot is second base. no doubt about it. you have 60,000 people want to go to second base. people get injured jumping chairs. go between the chairs, cover your head and get your head below the seat. there is a lot of crud down there. the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an

they lost brandon inge for six weeks with a broken hand. >>> there's no team hotter than the cards. they spotted the phils three and came swinging back. albert pujols put st. louis on top with a two-run homer in the fifth. a couple of hitters later, allen craig ripped his first career homer. skip schumaker followed with a solo shot of his own. the cards beat the phils 8-4. they've won six straight. >>> finally, it's marlins beat the rockies in dramatic fashion. down one in the ninth. pinch hitter donnie murphy hit one high, hit one deep, and hit one gone. a walkoff homer by an unlikely hero. murphy's first homer in over two years. there's only one way to celebrate a walk-off. the shaving cream pie in the face. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> yeah, it is. >>> well, the day of reckoning for lindsay lohan. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, hey, he's a busy guy, so if the president can't make it to broadway, broadway can make it to the white house. you're watching "early today." >>> good tuesday morning to you

. >> when i looked around, when i looked do, i saw lots bodi just ing there. i cannot believe it. people just died there. >> who is to blame? the organization. right from the start, the location was not big enough, in my opinion. i cannot see how that area would be big enough for 1.4 million people. i do not think it is right to blame the police alone could i think the planning should have gone different from the start. >>>> the only explanation i can come up with is that the organizers built up a huge amount of pressure related to the region being the european capital of culture this year, bringing in the media and appealing to politicians. >> if security issues are dodged for commercial reasons, that is punishable by law. if the venueis said to be suitable for a 200,000 to 300,000 and then a 1.5 million shot, that is way too many. i am sure that heads will roll because of this. -- 1.5 million show up, that is way too many. i am sure that heads will roll because of this. >> people there sounded very angry. my colleague, and young, was in the city over the weekend. we ask them abo

. >> what message would you give those who are thinking of gettiget ing tatted. >> it affects the workforcef they're visible whether you're in an office or in construction. you don't have to be too clean cut but upper end you deal with professionals of all types, architects and engineers and it makes an appearance on you and the company. the process that i'm going through, my employer knows about it and is really helpful in treatment time i need off for that. most definitely if your age is between 14 and 25, clean slate program is a good program to get into. if you don't have tattoos exposed right now, really think twice about it and do not go forward with anything if you're not sure on it. >> congratulations. you're a good ambassador for this program. thank you for what you're doing for the community for the 30 hours and i'm sure there will are more after that? >> any final thoughts, juan? >> have to be 14 to 25. going to school and working. we focus on gang related tattoos in exposed areas of the body. we start the next group in the second week of august. >> there's a clean slate tattoo r

the next... >> the next month is going to trigger ings. so one of the things that may make or break the situation is that it turns out that when you have a central government-- broken though it is but with some very good leaders involved you've got the world community of charity, you've got the u.n., the missing link is the press. that's the oversight. >> rose: they're not? >> no. >> rose: they left after the first... >> they left after the first. they came back six months later and said "what happened?" >> rose: we're doing our six-month review. >> mynswer was the problem here is that you're asking me what happened. you should have been here every step to see what happened and if i made a mistake, you should have reported it. if they are corrupt over here, you should have proven it and reported it. they should have been there. had that happened, far less people would have died and will die as it's coming up. they are a fundamental part of this problem. >> rose: how big is what you do now? you run a camp, you run an n.g.o.. you what there?

then finally, back to add ing a couple of issues to chart on here. one if you have not done it you should look at your financial systems and rate stability that now particularly to deal with rate increases in the future. you should be paying a lot of attention to where you are now with rates. you need to keep flexible. the biggest problem i have now is people trying to solve my problems for me to invest in today to solve something 30 or 40 years from now and to make huge capitol investments today might not be the right approach and you need to all look at that in our own utilities. we need to react and not over-react and do things that don't make sense and cause our rate payer as lot of sense and are not going to contribute to solveg the problem. we're going to get a lot more information year by years we go forward. finally i would really reiterate what you really need to do is try and get control overall those things you know you can control. that up certainty that currently is there. i would try to grab that and minimize that because the climate ch

>>ing] there the bales of hay? >> i could. >> i could never compete in those games. >> that's a different story. you still could do it. let's chat about yesterday, veronica. yesterday was a cool day on the coast. we're stuck in a weather pattern. talked to weather services around the country and they give an opinion of their local areas. in san francisco, the quote was nothing to see here, keep moving along. there seems to be the same stagnant weather pattern. 67 was the high in san francisco. near sacramento we were more or less in the 80s. that's doing to continue to be the story as we go throughout the weekend. more of the same. we have a lot of clouds and monsoonal moisture that at night is flaring up over new mexico and arizona with showers and storms that dissipates during the morning. we heat it up and do it all over again. kind of stuck in a rut. what you see is what you get. unfortunately for those people in dallas, 100 for the next week straight. a chance of shower by spokane, a little moisture in the nor

when it come time to sell you can say you have a code conform i ing seismically retrofitted house. >> if you want to do it yourself strengthening, if you come to the building department at 1616 mission and say you are putting in anchor bolts in the perimeter of the foundation, no drawings are required for that. a building permit is required. an engineer stamp is also not required. nor an architect. it's not a seismic upgrade or retrofit it's a strengthening. a simple permit. you do need a building permit for that work. the description of work on the building permit should state voluntary strengthening work to add bolts at the lower story. in your typical san francisco home like in the sunset where you have a lot of the open basement garage areas, that's the area that i'm talking about. it's usually it's always at the lowest level of the building. you would go to the residential permit counter on the first floor and as i say it's over the counter permit approval and you just state on the application you are installing anchor bolts at the perimeter of the foundation. and you are also go

. >> investigators look ing into what caused the teenager tourist from pennsylvania to fall to his death while hiking this afternoon in marin county. accident happen on the coast on trail just south of muir beach. 17-year-old fell 4, maybe 500 feet. the teen was on vacation with his family and 3 family members were hiking with him when he fell. now investigators say there is no reason to suspect this is anything but just a horrible accident. >> hundreds of people came to walnut creek today for a rally to support messerly. he's the former bart police officer con wrecked of involuntary manslaughter but about half of those at the rally came in support of shooting victim grant. 2 sides faced off do you want for hours at the time road had to be shut down between civic drive abandon main street. that's where allen is live tonight. >> there were about 300 people gathered out here in front of the walnut creek superior court building today. police caught whipped of this rally being organized on face week last tuesday and this sins then there has been a lot of intense planning leading up to today.

una is on the front cover because she is-ing us start a neighborhood watch program. our neighborhood -- i lived in my neighborhood for 20 years i never seen we have been plagued by violence i know is a city wide problem. we have as a result started a neighborhood watch program. we have over 30 blocks, that's a lot of bonni blairings starting neighborhood watch. thank god for safe and una because that organization is really helping us kick started. that's a great way to build communality. what's a neighborhood watch a block by block level not on a territory. you have to go get to know your neighbors. how many of you know your immediate neighbors or people that live 2 doors down from you. you would be surprised how many in your neighborhood don't. through a neighborhood watch program we are making neighbors get to meet each other it's a great way to build communality. our news letter we have a yahoo group over 600 people. we make it easy to join. we have a website where you type in your e mail address to the website and you sign yourself up. i don't have to sign you up

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