. >> at the lawrence livermore national laboratory, inside the lounge. that sound never stops. >> i have been living with this sound for, i don't know. i started in 1983. >> but that is what ground breaking science sounds like. >> you see that? >> inside that liquid are crystals. >> it will grow much faster. >> they are growing and growing quickly. >> we put a small seed and crystals start growing in that solution. >> it is a science. >> it's ultraviolet light. >> better seen in the dark. >> it uses much more light. >> what you don't see is how fast they grow. or the technique called rapid crystal growth.

the puc to execute a new ten-year water service contract for continued water service to the lawrence livermoreational lab with estimated revenue through december 21 2034. >> without objection this resolution is adopted man under man muffle. >> >> item 11. same house same call without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next

the landing spot in berkley and other positions and our landing spot is an exciting one with lawrence livermore we'll provide transit options for the transit centers we're excited about that partnership again, just duo to reiterate our launch from our new vessel we've seen the limited martin we are understanding the logistics in the new controlled an increase in our ridership and excited about the day view plan and the new website our crews is hedge fund percent of m m rp it is an important decision they've supported relocating our vessel that was a great in a case and notes the attentiveness out of san francisco bay area the website have philosophical about the ideas of matching we're seeing new york city you can make receive vacation and we're bringing it up you to help riders understand where the service is coming from how for a away is the vessel and you'll see the push noifgz that will alert the riders when the vessel is close we'll should you where the boat is we're not iceberg we're matching the services that help to flag the general direction the port is going to go it is aning conservi

the puc to execute a new ten-year water service contract for continued water service to the lawrence livermore national lab with estimated revenue through december 21 2034. >> without objection this resolution is adopted man under man muffle. >> >> item 11. same house same call without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next item please. >> item 11 to authorize the department of public health to accept and expend a one a $1 million grant to participate in a program entitled bay area trauma and assistance of care september 30th through through september 29th. >> without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next item. >> item 12 to approve the award of a licenses and services agreement to the development foundation to use the city's intellectual property for an application-based trip free collection service. >> same house same call without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. item number 13 resolution to retroactively perform various activities as part of a bay area regional network program. >> same house same call without objection this resolution is adopt

. >> he couldn't risk an allegation that he hit her, struck her, he was working at lawrence livermores security clearance so any criminal record would have been difficult for him and put his job in jeopardy. >> with genna unconscious and not sure what to do, prosecutors think doug panicked and strangled her to death. he removed genna's clothing to eliminate possible trace evidence. when doug pushed genna's body into the back seat of his car, he displaced the carpet. the underside of the carpet and the seat belt buckle left signature marks on her skin that wouldn't disappear since there was no blood flow. doug chose a dump site 15 minutes away, pulled his car off the road, which picked up the bits of starthistle, the same stage of development that was found on genna's body. prosecutors think doug simply got lucky when the security cameras at both his office and the fast-food restaurant weren't working. but doug made a crucial mistake during his interrogation. he said he used his computer that saturday at the office. but his employer found no evidence that doug logged in. >> they couldn

edward teller who had been the director of the lawrence livermore national lab and the guy who sold reagan on the idea of missile defense when he was the governor of california. i said dr. edwards, is that edward teller? the nobel physics -- physicist? he said oh, yes he told me a story that has never been in print before until tonight. it's in the book. it seemed that ronald reagan ran on the campaign of missile defense for america strategic defense initiative, as they called it then. reagan became president dr. teller couldn't get in to see him. david stockman was keeping him away from president reagan because it would cost too much money. dr. teller knew dr. edwards and began to complain to jim edwards. so over a series of various meetings edwards came up with a plan. he said, at the department of energy we keep the original letter that albert einstein wrote to president roosevelt proposing a manhattan project. dr. teller, i want you to write a let to president reagan proposing the strategic defense initiative for america. i'm going to get that letter that albert einstein wrote to frank

. >> at the lawrence livermore national laboratory, inside the lounge.er stops. >> i have been living with this sound for, i don't know. i started in 1983. >> but that is what ground breaking science sounds like. >> you see that? >> inside that liquid are crystals. >> it will grow much faster. >> they are growing and growing quickly. >> we put a small seed and crystals start growing in that solution. >> it is a science. >> it's ultraviolet light. >> better seen in the dark. >> it uses much more light. >> what you don't see is how fast they grow. or the technique called rapid crystal growth. that was perfected. >> there's no way to erode these crystals by traditional techniques because it would take two or three years to grow such a crystal. >> back in the 90s, how to do that in months, making large crystal growth 10 to 100 times faster. her crystals are being used at the lab's facility. her technique is being used around the world. >> but that was the 90s and now she turned her attention to something else that no one thought was possible. >> here we are

banker who is a physicist and he gathered all of the physicist defined in united states, doctor lawrence livermore -- [inaudible] they founded something called rad lab at mit and established radar first from airplane to airplane, then shipped to her, and then airplane to u-boats. and the british sent a team over to collaborate with us. when they a cheap much with the went to they worked on the manhattan project. and when the war ended, mit knocked it down. but it was the task force where they did work 24/7 to solve what they did as a looming problem. this occurred in the 1939-1940 period where they anticipated what we now know transpired. >> that's a good reference to i will stop for me with it but i will check it out the amounts of work in the past to do something i write about in the "future crimes," we've been focused on the technology of today and have not gotten into robotics and artificial intelligence, nanotech instead of biology and genetics which you so what's the next threat? those at the next threats. i want to flag those but much like in the tuxedo book come with the did was get a bunc

lawrence livermore, and they founded something called rad labs at mit, employed 5,000 physicists andshed radar, first from airplane to airplane, then ship to air and then airplane to u-boats. and the british sent a team over to collaborate with us. and then when they achieved much of what they wanted to, they worked on the manhattan project. and when the war ended, mit knocked it down and converted it to dorms and other things. but it was a task force where they did work 24/7 to solve what they viewed as a looming problem. this occurred in the 1939-1940 period where they anticipated what we all know transpired. >> all right. that's a really good reference. i was unfamiliar with it but i'll check it out. there are models that have worked in the past. there's something i do write about in "future crimes", you know, we've been focusing on the technologies of today and haven't gotten into robotics artificial intelligence nanotech biology and genetics which you said what's the next threat? those are the next threats. i want to flag those. but much like in that tuxedo book what they did wa

livermore. and we are now at 69 degrees in oakland. the winds are under 10 miles per hour. >> no clouds in the skies in san francisco. at the lawrenceof science, we have lots of sunshine, as well. warmer conditions and record heat today and tomorrow as this high pressure continues to encompass the state of california but as it begins to nudge east, we see more of a west wind. that will allow a little bit of patch eve stratus and in the form of fog to move onshore that will knock back the temperatures at the beaches for friday. a modest cooling inland. 90 in fresno. upper 60s in the greater lake tahoe area where we still have some spring skiing going on. numbers flirting with records today. san jose if we reach 85 will be a record. 87 gilroy. that should be a record, as well. pollen report, just pass tissue please. that's all i'll say there. here's the extended forecast. we have a string of sunshiny days an dry weather pattern which means if you are heading on out to the rock and roll half marathon in san francisco, this is a really great fun run. and imagine running over the golden gate bridge, right? temperatures in the mid-50s to

lawrence expressway. starting to get busy on 85. also northbound 101 starting to begin from hell yard. he doesn't get better until he reaches the expressway. as we god to livermoreroblem as i move the map over here is right through the berkeley area. university avenue. the main problem was an over turned big rig. it was carrying some wood palettes. those palettes got loose so there was debris all over the roadway. traffic backed up really through richmond and starting to build up as you approach highway 4. at least 508 minutes from the carquinez bridge. once you get past that. major problems along the east shore freeway. san mateo 50 minutes. pockets of fog around the bay area. just be aware of that. about 20-25 minutes to get you across the span. one of the fog brothers is here. steve paulson. >> plenty of pockets offing to out there. some of it is really thick. it doesn't matter. coast, bay, inland. numerous reports of fog. other areas get the low clouds. there is a lot of high clouds streaming in above. colder tops are right here. a little bit of mist. carter of a mile concord buchanan. livermore forecast will still be mild to warm. a lot of high clouds. kind

lawrence expressway. also very busy if you are headed westbound onto 80. looking at the livermore has been a mess all morning long and will continue to be. there was an accident earlier on 580. moving onto the sun nome grade cam, things are -- sunol grade cam, things are looking great but starts to pick up and get busy once you reach auto mall parkway in fremont. finally taking a look at 880 in oak, things are looking great as you pass the coliseum and oracle arena. back to the desk. >>> caltrain service, back to normal this morning after a man was hit and killed on the tracks last night. caltrain says he was hit by a southbound train. this was about 5:15 last night just south of the blossom hill station in san jose. trains were delayed for about an hour and a half. it's the 7th fatality on caltrain tracks this year according to caltrain, about 14 people die on their tracks every year. >>> well, people in menlo park are demanding chain changes to a -- changes to a railroad crossing because they say cars are getting trap. one woman died after being hit by a train. last night, there

livermore and the lower 57 rose upper 40's if you're across the north bay. if jordan san jose or even part of the south bay temperatures will be warmer in this area. lb lawrence mid-50s and then slowly start to warmup and the '70s. during the lunch hour and will be a quiet lunch hour. when will start to pick up from the northwest and a ton miles per hour during the afternoon. daytime highs will quickly warmup and upper '70's. that's for san jose parts of the south bay cupertino sunnyvale. ileus warmer spot. and early evening temperatures were slowly fall in mid upper 60s. if any item or plans a be a nice afternoon for to that coming up more about what to expect and stormed tracker would have the easter weekend and talking about slowly cool temperatures in some spots.. >> reporter: all coming up with your full forecast at 415 quick check of the registers or looks like. if you're out traveling westbound on the bay bridge traffic so quiet for monday morning it will pick up 30 to 45 minutes. san mateo bridge traffic is quiet looking at traffic going westbound on 92. so quiet a few cars on the road. but here were no delays traffic still running very smoothly in th