lawrence livermore national security which manages the lawrence livermore lab is donating $50,000 tohool districts in livermore, pleasanton, dublin, san ramon and tracy will each receive $10,000. >> the san francisco zoo is announcing the death of wish bone. zoo officials say the 25-year- old bear was euthanized on monday because his hind legs had stopped working possibly due to a neurological disease. wish bone was born in los angeles but lived in the sf zoo for 25 years. he was the zoo's last andian bear. the zoo now only has polar and grizzly bears. >>> squealing tires through san francisco streets, bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. mom, i'mwho's the girl?!. it's not a girl. it's bacon. if you love bacon, make it official- bacon, you look beautiful. -with my new blt cheeseburger. a 100% beef patty loaded with hick

lawrence livermore national security which manages the lawrence livermore lab is donating $50,000 toricts. school districts in livermore, pleasanton, dublin, san ramon and tracy will each receive $10,000. >> the san francisco zoo is announcing the death of wish bone. zoo officials say the 25-year- old bear was euthanized on monday because his hind legs had stopped working possibly due to a neurological disease. wish bone was born in los angeles but lived in the sf zoo for 25 years. he was the zoo's last andian bear. the zoo now only has polar and grizzly bears. >>> squealing tires through san francisco streets, the third and final day of shooting and the one shot, boy right there. cost them a camera. >>> wow the producers of the fox show alcatraz gave us this video of scenes from the upcoming season finale shot today in san francisco. this was the first and final day crews tried to recreate the car chase sequence from bullet. >>> fred is here, the sharks were 3-0 against the dallas stars they had their number until tonight. >> they had outscored them but the sharks just can't get a b

>> i've been to five of the eight sites so i've been to lawrence livermore national laboratory. there's certain things i can see and certain things i can't. if i go to los almos, i was not able to see them building pits. right now they call it the plutonium center of excellence and they are in charge of building the pits that would go into nuclear weapons. i think the 11, which is a far cry from how many they would do in the cold war. so when i went there, i was able to not see that, but i was able to tour some of the other things that they do, some of the nonproliferation angles, some of the construction that they were planning. so i took a tour of one of the facilities that was supposed to be one of the pillars of this whole modernization issue. at the time, it was a hole in the ground and it's still a hole in the ground because they've put it on hold now to reassess whether it's needed. i was able to e that. just going to the sites, meeting the people, talking to the officials that make some of these decisions, it gives you a whole perspective on what they do. so as a reporte

the national academy of sciences has a report saying that the nnsa security of sites such as lawrence livermore is affecting the work of the labs. talk to us about security. >> security of -- specifically you're referring to in terms of security? >> it says -- here's one that says put a little trust in nuclear lab, maintenance of nuclear weapons stockpiles z is the core mission, but according to the national research council last month, lab employees say contracting oversight, and capital strains have diluted the primary goal and are putting research at risk. >> yeah. the real issue is, you know, how much nnsa -- how much oversight is on the labs. several years ago, the congress forced the nnsa to compete the contracts for those labs. >> so they're privately managed? >> yeah, they're privately managed. at the time they're managed by the university of california. they had been managed like that for decades. in the early 2000s, congress moved to force them to compete for the many times in decades. there are other department of energy labs they have done at the same time. both of those labs are no

. >> his idea of retirement is coming into the office only four days a week at lawrence livermore national laboratory. he worked there since it opened more than 60 years ago. >> i remember the first calculater i had. it was one of the original five 12's. >> it is all about the bearings. it is magnetic bearings that he invented. today he uses them with magnetic sources. one is the fly wheel. by spinning it really fast you store kinetic energy in it. uo get the energy back o harness an electric generator. >> and we would hope that one could replace the batteries in the electric cars. >> it looks more like a cylinder than a wheel and wound from high strength glass or carbon fibers in assisted of steel. >> the reason it can spend so incredibly fast without losing energy is the bearings are actually a ring of magnets. this whole thing eleven tates -- eleven vaw tates sh -- levitates. >> he contributed to the tracks. it is being developed at general atomic. he has more ideas and alternative solutions to wind n solar. >> i want very much to see things happen in my lifetime. >> and he has a magnet

a man marking his 60th year at lawrence livermore lab. >> reporter: one day this device could sit in basement and power your entire house it shares technology with nuclear fusion technology that is the specialty of this man. >> i like what i'm doing. it is a great environment. >> reporter: his idea of retirement is coming into the office four days a week. he has worked at the lab since it opened more than 60 years ago. dick post is 94. >> i remember the first -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: it is all about the bearings, passive magnetic bearings which he invented today he uses them to invent new energy sources. one of them is the fly wheel. by spinning it really fast you store kinetic energy to get it back out you harness an electric generator. >> we would hope that -- re-- >> reporter: wound from how strength glass or car been fibers instead of steel. the reason it can spin so fast without losing energy is the bearings are a ring of magnets this whole thing levitates the way a train does above the tracks. dick has contributed his magnet expertise to the tracks that support this t

lawrence had since had a falling out with oppenheimer over the h bomb, over the creation of livermore and other issues. lawrence is on the way to the hearing. he stops off at a laboratory director's meeting in oak ridge. he's confronted there by robby and other laboratory directors. he is told pretty much no uncertain terms that the hearing is, of course, going on at this time. if he, lawrence, testifies against oppenheimer, he will become a pariah in the scientific community. and what is worse from lawrence's point of view is that the lab will also be ostracized. and that is what would have hurt lawrence. ever since the fight over livermore he was suffering from a severe colitis attack. he calls up straws and says he's fots goi not going to testify after all. he can't be persuaded. he goes back home. that is only one other scientists of international stature to testify against oppenheimer and that is edward tellerment i won't get into the details here. teller has always claimed he was going to testify for oppenheimer except 15 minutes before he took the stand, he was sharing the test

lawrence livermore national security which manages the lab has donated $50,000 to five school districtswill help pay for science programs. dublin, livermore, pleasanton, san ramon and tracy school districts each received $10,000. >> certainly very welcome money for the school districts. all right. want to check back in with sal for more on the commute and also the police activity in oakland. >> that's right. very busy shopping area in oakland near 51st and broadway. the rockridge area, shopping center here. it's cvs store, one of the biggest stores, cvs stores, it is the biggest store in oakland for sure, the same store that they're going to close according to reports later this month. but right now they're inside or trying to ascertain whether or not person who is wanted for a crime is inside the building described as an african- american male, who they're looking for after some sort of crime. we're trying to figure out what he is wand for. but one thing we know, the you can see the police officers have surrounded this cvs store in oakland, keeping other people away. they're also in th

student who was chosen by lawrence and equipped with a 410 shotgun and put at the base of psycho tron hill and told to stop anybody he didn't recognize. i just came from livermore, the 50th anniversary today. i have a new appreciation of how much that world has changed. how much that world is over. lawrence was the man who organized the effort at oak ridge. as i said to separate the uranium. next slide, please. oppenheimer, this is his badge at los alamos. director april 1943. he entered -- he tells people now that he entered history as the one who drove over to einstein'sre hme they wrote the letter. he sort of drops out of the saga after that until you get to los alamos. it's, i think, probably true that teller expected oppenheimer to choose him to head the theory division at the lab. and teller was greatly disappointed when oppenheimer chose hans beta instead. he had a sense who have could administer and who could work with other people. teller, as he mentioned, was never very good at team work. and team work was essential at los alamos. as well, teller -- in fact, teller was so miffed when he was not chosen to head t division that he refused to go to the we

livermore. elsewhere, we are dealing with the winds. the winds are a big story as lawrenceind advisories in effect, a live look at the nimitz at the coliseum. gusty conditions all the way towards the downtown oakland spot. and at the bay bridge, it's one of our wind advisories in effect. chp issued about five of them so far this morning. so mainly on east/west bridges in the meantime stacked up about a 20-minute wait through the maze plays. a quick update on this water main break.4:00 this morning. not a huge traffic issue. 24 customers are out of water. that water will be turned on by about noon. >>> 6:51. apple will unveil the newest version of the ipad. sharonings latest rumors said maybe a new name? >> it may, called the hd. >> we talked about it. eventually they have to stop because it would be the ipad 12, ipad 13. they have to start giving it names. >> well, it debuts tomorrow. we won't be able to get one for a couple of weeks? >> they don't announce it usually tomorrow and they will put it on preorder within a few days around start shipping them within a week or two