s. let's look at this northeast corner of the city. it is really interesting. i am sure that frank has a lot to say about it. the thing i find absolutely surprising about this is that there is this large area called mission bay. out in the middle of the bay is mission rock. many of you have been to mission rock resort. this is part of the shore line now. look how far off shore it was in the 1850's. this has all been filled. many of these areas are now filled. let's talk about that. >> this is montgomery street. e have thembaradero -- now we have the embarcadero and marina. this map is the infamous lipofaction map. the green areas are the areas that will have potential lip ofaction. that is a loss of strength of material when it is subjected to vibration. it can occur in sand and silt. those have to be saturated or below the ground water level. you can almost type dismount tie t --tie this map -- this area right here is the same as this one. it is all silt and will liquefy. the marina is in this area here. you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of sa

let me back up. there are several foundation types in san francisco. the one that was used in the 1800's was called a wood grillage. they would chop down trees and it would lay lincoln logs, same principle, make the excavation, and they would lay lincoln logs and build what is called a redwood grillage. fortunately, the termites cannot attack at and it lasts hundreds of years. >> is resistant to decay. >> the second most common foundation, as we move forward, the cement can along. >> all the homes, all the buildings rest on just a typical spread type footing. the spread type flooding takes the load, comes down, and spreads it out over a larger area. that is why it is called spread footing. as the soil types get more and more difficult, we start looking at social foundations that may still be spread. a spread type foundation such as a mac. -- such as a mat. it is a blob of concrete that is the enough so that if it tries to move, it moves as a unit as opposed to individual footings. eventually, as you move closer and closer to the shoreline, where you cannot get economically justified base

then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded

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s. >> let's take another look downside with john. >> most of the readings in the 50's with more cloudsthe area. no signs of breaking out of. they are moving in and thickening of the. there is an indication on radar that they are trying to produce some rain just north of the city. parts of the carroll and northern baltimore county. the clouds have picked up. some of the moisture coming out of the clouds may actually make it to the ground. sprinkles of the maryland line and a couple of light chars between hagerstown and cumberland. >> it is time now for sunday morning "q&a" and joining us is the president's of the maryland jockey club, tom chuckas. this is a very crazy time for you. >> in two weeks, we put on the premier event. beenyear's campaign has unusually successful. >> it is focused for the 21-35 year-old demographic. it is trendy. i get more free press than i could afford to buy. >> it is a little strange. >> it is different. >> may 7th there will be a concert on the infield? >> it is derby day. we are opening up the in field and the plain white t's will be playing. >> then we ha

s. tom: let me, again, this book is chock full of so many great stories that i can't do justice to all of them. what i want to do is to throw some names, some places, some people, some things at you and just have you give me a sentence or two about them, whatever you want to say, relative to the text. in no particular order. willie mays. >> great man. i call him my second father. he taught me how to play baseball. greatest baseball player i've ever seen. just a superhuman in my opinion. a super human being. tavis: jacque robinson? >> -- jackie robinson. >> i don't think i could have taken what jackie had to take the first few years. not only that, jackie, i think, was as important to black people and to baseball, but he was just as important to us as i think martin luther king. tavis: was he a better man or a better baseball player? >> i think he was a better both. you remember jackie was an officer and he had problems in the army. he was an all-american football player. and he had to take a lot of gulf in order to play. -- of guff in order to play. no one wanted him in baseball. the hone

s. let's get you started.utside. that is expected because a cold front is moving our way. we are in the maximum heating powers to the showers are starting to pop up in larger numbers just to the west of the metro area. north and west of frederick, the heavier showers. we will see a little clearing after the front moves through tonight. it looks pretty good in annapolis. still some blue skies and sunshine. temperatures, they are okay, too. potomac, 71 degrees. a correct reading of 69 degrees at reagan national airport. temperatures across the eastern part of the country are mild. not too warm. we will get the cool air at just brushing off to the north behind the cold front tomorrow, but tonight, we will drop into the 40 pause briefly but we should bounce back into the lower 70's tomorrow. st. paul is at 70 degrees. 79 degrees in omaha right now. if you are looking for mid 70's or warmer, you will have to wait until the end of next week for that to develop around here. a lot of the clouds of fell apart today. th

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we certainly think it s let's bring in the senior editor at slate and she actually wrote an article that obama to close guantanamo bay and call off harsh interrogation methods of terror suspects. dalia, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> talk about the right moves right now and why you think it is a good time to make those moves what do you think the president should do? >> well, i think the president should do what he campaigned to do all along, which is close guantanamo, do away with secret trials, do away with military commissions in lieu of article iii trials. in other words, restore us to the state of the rule of law pre 9/11. so if you agree that 9/11 not, in fact, an existentialing threat that meant we hid all to our legal systems away and created new ones, now a good time to reinstate the legal regimes we had hid away and say, okay this is symbolic and to a ten-year period of temporary legal insanity and let's go become to the way things were and pretend it never happened at all. >> well, that would be going back to how we had america, which is america. it w

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to let it go since b.p.'s probably the company that needs more willing to give more than its fair share in order to further both the cost of rastan f. and b p i think they've been working together since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight they already have an exploration study going on about the offshore r.t.d. i think they can continue there's no reason why this stops i mean what you're trying to what pass dog is a far better he'd say ok this is how we're going to walk rate but what has not stopped is the corporation on studying and evaluating who explored resources in the arctic that can continue and this is that ten you know fifteen year horizon you're not going to start exploring all that shall we say drilling. not for at least three more years so negotiations can continue rosneft and b.p. continue no i don't think that what spoke to a year old was necessarily the r.t. because these p. and rosneft have already been working off shore in the russian continental shelf and they were well aware of that they

we are dry on thursday and then, we have a warming trend and to see some 70's on the board finally. let'set a check on traffic. >> there is no commit this morning, no traffic. an easy ride if you are driving today. on the bay bridge, no problems or delays and a very few cars. same for the san mateo bridge. they did have the changeable message sign activated for a wind advisory but that has been taken down. as you can see, there are no problems here or for the golden gate bridge that has a boundary layer now. only three lanes available southbound, to land on the northbound and a buffer land in the middle >>. when 6:49 a.m.. a memorial is going to be held at this memorial day for that danville teenager who killed herself, allison at the community presbyterian church in danville, her family is hosting a celebration of life. they are asking that people would tend to wear blue. you can make donations at any wells fargo bank to the allison bayliss memorial fund. >> 1/2 to 6:50 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. and fit for at who we are keeping track of what is, and space. the

the biggest change will be the temperatures. 80's today and barely touching 60 tomorrow. let's get you started. check out live super doppler 7 radar. pushing no. were into pennsylvania and that will be the focus of . through frederick county and as far east as clark county but most of the area not affected. most of the action will deal with tonight. 9:00 p.m. to midnight. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. the big thing you'll notice is the drop in temperatures. 81 and 62 for the high and low. the average high is 72. 78 reported in washington- dulles. 79 degrees. 79 in manassas. the warmer spot in fredericksburg. lookout how far temperatures fall. instead of the low 80's, maybe 58 or 59. low pressure moves north. bringing in the cool and damp air. the rain with -- some leftover showers and maybe some sunshine. definitely a cool day. on thursday, the high takes control of sunshine and probably back to 70 degrees for the day on friday. as we head through the day tomorrow to look for a lingering showers in the morning moving from west to east and lower 50's. 57 at midday. cloudy and

s. >>> let's -- os. >> all right. let's check in with sal. now at the toll plaza the heat mering lights were -- metering lights were switched on extra slow. we're up to 25, maybe 30 minutes before you get on bridge. so that could be almost double the time that you have to wait. so make plans accordingly getting into san francisco at the bay bridge. 101 san jose northbound. 280 is not really a decent alternate. i want to show you a picture of that. it's okay here. but just around the corner, it does slow down for that long trip into the valley. today's weather at 7:25 with steve. >> thank you, sal. as you saw from the traffic stops, there's sunshine for some, low clouds and fog for others. 40s and 50s. some of that fog over the bay. temperatures are close but napa airport is down to 42. san mateo starting out 51. mostly cloudy, we'll go -- that fog should be gone by noon. high pressure aloft and on the surface wipes out that fog. right now it's there. sunny, breezy, patchy low clouds. it will still be warm inland. but very close to what we had

breezes kept those temperatures it down. 70's, low 80s will be the beginning of our warming trend that will certainly continue until wednesday, thursday. lets take a look at those days. hot on wednesday. the east. low 90s. even the 70's along the coast with 80s and elsewhere. 90's in concord on wednesday and cool down a little bit. temperatures are going to be well above average. and on the hot site. taking a look at the thursday 90's with 84 in san jose, santa rosa, 88 in concord. your extended forecast is showing that warming trend in full swing. in specially wednesday, thursday and will start to cool down a little bit. temperatures staying warm especially inland. and cooler towards the weekend. much warmer than average for this time of year. >>catherine: perhaps jobs meant more to the market and the death of osama bin laden? >> rob: sometimes, i'm not as eloquent as i should be. >>catherine: 0 yes! >> rob: we got osama bin london and the osama bin ladene dollar is stronger. >>catherine: the bigger structure and picture is that terror to not impact the market as profoundly as people cured. >> rob: terror will try it down shorter in the l

s. upper 60s, for the most part tomorrow. let us take a look with 40's by 7:00 a.m.y noon, we could see 70's out there with 76 degrees in fairfield. 71 in napa and even warmer towards the afternoon. 78 in fairfield. 74 in santa rosa, a 72 in santa rosa, and through vallejo, we could see 70's in the bay shores. her 50s along the coast. and with the sunday race there is a chance of rain. cloudy, cool, expected with a 30 percent chance of light showers sunday morning. the start line, 49 degrees the elite runners are going to like that condition and perhaps the others is going to be perhaps a bit chilly. the the three at hayes street hill with cloudy, cool. taking a look of the extended forecast breezy, mild tomorrow. temperatures should stay with the are but by friday, even a bit of a cooler trend. cool temperatures all weekend. >>pam: the san ossi sharks will close of the red wings tomorrow night. vern glenn the san jose sharks--last night and what the san jose sharks as they face towards came sixth. >> this is going to be fun to watch an hour the going to respond to-g

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s. by wednesday up to 76. let's see what is happening on the roads. >> just a few things to watch for. starting with this water main break on southbound york road. you can get by, but it may slow you up a little bit. traveling in catonsville, there is a problem due to fire. not a whole lot to talk about. 48 miles per hour on southbound 95. no problems to report of the fort mchenry tunnel. here is a quick look outside. southwest corner of the beltway building just a bit. for the most part, doing well on the entire west side and north side. that is the latest on traffic pulls 11. >> taking a look now at some of our top stories this morning. the shores of the mississippi river reaching record high flood levels. in memphis the river has already surpassed flood stage. a massive sandbagging effort is underway. the river may clip the standard for severe flooding this weekend. a connecticut mother facing criminal charges after her five- year-old's daughter was accidently tainted with pcp. the child is listed in stable condition. apostles' sublet -- a possible settlement for the 29 miners kille

let's get the latest on the . >>srains whispe the number 13 and 15 buses are running 15 minutes late. the 23 bus has a 30 minute delay. the 36 bus diverted at washington boulevard and monroe due to construction. metro subway and light rail on time. the penn line, camden line, and brunswick lines are on time. >> temperatures are in the low 40's in the northern suburbs, 44 3 in tontitown, 46 in edgewood. you need a light jacket, but not the umbrella. a couple of passing clouds this morning. we will see mostly sunny skies. much of the rain is in the northeast and new england. the storm that came through yesterday with the rain is now in new england. we have high pressure in kentucky and tennessee. that's close enough to produce a pretty tight pressure gradient and that means the wind will pick up after sunrise. it's going to be breezy today with temperatures below average. dressed for -- dress for winter. the temperatures will be below average until we get to the beginning of next week. mostly sunny is the forecast for t

s. by next week things will warm up, in the meantime let's enjoy the high pressure that is influencing the area for today and for about the next 24 hours, things will change right behind it as a low starts to work in. the high pressure ridge will keep things nice for tomorrow, it'll keep things nice and cool, by tomorrow night we will see the new low that will work into the area, that's going to shake things up, increase the wind speed and of course increase the chances of showers. for tonight temperatures still trending rather cool, below average. napa at 45, fairfield 46, concord 48 and oakland warmer, here is what we can expect, highs pacifica 58 -- those breezy conditions are going to make it feel cooler but partly cloudy and that's what counts, 69 walnut creek, pleasant hill 68, pittsburgh 68 anda sonoma, 70, fairfield 70. here say look at the extended forecast, conditions are going to start to get a little chilly by tuesday, we will be in the 60s, showers in store but by friday and saturday we will definitely see warmer conditions and we have a very nice weekend ahead. >> that was go

>>s drive to make smart phones and tab lets faster got a boost from intele. here's what it looks like it is the trigate instead of flat, it has a fin like a sky scraper. that gives more ways for the electrons to move on the chip. there will be less battery drain. when they were lying down. you had a transiter gate that was getting smaller and smaller and electrons that flowed through it was constrained. apple reduced soft bare. cooper based company is delivering on a promise to revise a feature that logged iphone user's movements. the location data will not be kept more than a week. apple denied it was spying on iphone users. there being be privacy problems and that prompted an update. >> sony announced the personal information of 25 million customers may have been hacked. >> that is a staggering number as the company refused to testify before a congressal committee looking into the security breech. >> it is a wild privacy story. the number potential victims is 102 million user. sony had to shut down the popular play station game. they declined to appear to t

s" facebook page and let us know.ime full of memories as a dream came true on the world stage for britain's favorite couple. >> chris jacobs and i will be back in >>> celebrating an "e.t." weekend birthday on saturday, "big bang theory" johnny galecky is 36. and which actress shared her first on-screen kiss with brad pitt? that was kirsten dunst who turns 29 on saturday. >>> dissecting kate's gown. was there a secret from diana sewn into the dress? >>> plus, the sister in the shadows. >> what you don't know about pippa. >> does she like prince harry? >> then, if di were alive. >> do you think she would've been able to go out on the balcony with the family? >> james hewitt, what he saw at the ceremony. >> plus, new kirstie alley and hines ward versus the karate kid. >> next. >> that's monday. >>> this is one of my highlights of the career, covering the royal wedding and being here amidst it all. it's been a thrill to be part of history being made. and what a happy, lovely story. >> and what a happy, lovely couple. all

s. during the soviet can for. let's get more perspective on these events now about. a political and the senior fellow at the state of washington d.c. mr didn't even tell you the compound where osama bin laden was killed is located less than a kilometer away from pakistan's military academy and indeed from what we see and its size it solidly in conspicuous do you think the pakistan military would aware of his whereabouts all along. well it seems like they may have been i mean there they have photos with pakistani intelligence military people that are near the house so it be almost impossible i would think for someone not to know he's a six foot six person which i realize that's not in european measurements but he's very tall for that part of the world and he's a giant and so it would be very difficult to stay in conspicuous i guess the old adage that if you hide something in plain sight no one sees it but the united states has tremendous and intelligence capabilities and spends you know hundreds of billions of dollars on intelligence and it takes them it takes the too

we're going to pull out and let's start with the past 90 sessions of the s&p materials sector exchange traded fund, here it is, bouncing more than 2% on heavier volume. material stocks had seen some profit-taking with the recent commodity volatility. we saw a bit of a reversal with the sector today. with the rally in the sector. fertilizer maker c.f. industries led the charge, up more than 4%. seed maker monsanto jumped almost 4% and miner freeport mcmoran gained 3.8%. here's what may have helped these stocks. grains and metals rallying. wheat jumped another 7%, over $8 a bushel. corn is at $7.5 per bush as the lower mississippi river reopened to barge traffic, and silver recovered almost 5%. back above $35 an ounce. speaking of silver, kodak is a big silver user with its film division. shares jumped more than 15%, and continue the rally started last week after it won a favorable patent decision against apple. shares are at their highest price since february on this 180-session chart. volume jumped sevenfold. there was some small insider buying, but also market rumors of short-covering

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s who are sent here are elected. let me explain. at the moment we have first past the poster. here is a ballot paper. if i'm voting i put a cross next to my kandil, in this case kandil c and then we count the votes. my kandil has won and kandil b has won here. that's the current system. under a.v. it's slightly different. here is the ballot paper. what i do now is i mark preferences. let's say my favorite kandil is kandil a, make they can enough one, kandil c is second, candidate d it fourth. no one has one because no one is through the crucial threshold of 50% of all of the valid votes. so put my ballot paper down on my candidate's parpgse pile. we eliminate the last place candidate which is candidate d. the second preferences reallocated to the other candidate. we look to the last place candidate and the second place is reallocated and if that candidate is gone, the third candidate. and candidate a is it the winner that is how the a.v. system works. >> this is bbc news. the headlines, president obama has decided not to release photographs of the body of osama bin laden taken

we will get back into the 70's by monday and tuesday. 6:15. let'she roads with sarah. >> a busy start. the rain coming down and impacting your morning commute. in pasadena, westbound mountain road remains close. traffic is getting by alternating on the eastbound side. b.g.e. crews are trying to repair the power lines. there are some schools affected because of a power outage. for more information, go to our website. conowingo avenue in jessup, we are attracting a new accident. on the beltway or 95, the jfx, all these major roadways continue to move pretty well despite the rain. there is some debris at the road in reisterstown at route 140 and hanover pike. traffic and it looks like a delay is developing on the outer loop on the northwest corner of the beltway at old court. we will see 95 at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic building just a bit. no significant delays at the toll plaza. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. thousands of residents in seven states recover from last week's deadly tornado outbreak. it is fl

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s military forces withdrew two years ago let's talk more about this with john's forbode he's co-founder of the surge project for iraq body count thanks for being on r.t. this sunday evening is pretty shaded with multiple civilian casualties maybe two hundred british was the talk and billions of pounds spent most of the yukos involvement in iraq really worth it. well the play is purely a symbolic moment i mean britain's real influence on this conflict ended back in two thousand and seven when it would do its combat troops and i think the british public and most of the rest of the world has already made up its mind about this conflict what we've been able to do today home on this symbolic moment is do a summation of not the british troops who were killed which are very well known but what is known about the iraq is who died in the part of iraq where the british had influence the southern provinces including. you know what is the figure it's ranging from what about one hundred ten thousand on your site to other estimates putting that figure maybe closer to a million well a hundred ten thou

s. let's get a check on traffic. >> erica: we do have eye on a hot spot, mission b-29s 22nd and 24th completely shut down. -- mission street. those streets are blocked off. a quick look at the purchase the bay bridge, solid backup, reading lights are on. back with more in and break >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. one nun a top story, >> darya: state department is warning of violence after the killing of osama bin laden go live to washington and get the latest. what have you heard? >> reporter: basically there's a blanket warning to americans to have heightened vigilance in their travels anywhere but it's. especially if your overseas. they're talking about heightened security at u.s. embassy facilities. in areas that more be more at risk. in terms of folks travelling are going to airports the department of home and security says were still at a heightened travel alert. that has not changed. in sort of a formal sense since this news came out. officials are in acknowledging they believe there will be threats of retaliation from terrorist cells from al-qaeda members. >> mark: hillary clin

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voted 2010's best place to take your kids for fun, let me know if you think they deserve a repeat title for 2011. >>> and if you do get tomorrow off, let's not forget why. it's memorial day. and as a salute to those who have sacrificed for america, the san francisco golden gate park band will perform at the iconic sprekles temple. the cool-looking stage in golden gate park. the concert is free, but our freedom was not.s t' that for t weekend and that's what's going on today in the bay. you have yourself a great one. >>> look out over the sunol grade, as rob promised, the clouds are leaving and leaving us with some sunshine, at least for this sunday on memorial day weekend. now it may be a new season, but the san francisco giants continue to play their brand of torture baseball. giants pitcher jonathan sanchez got into early trouble yesterday against the milwaukee brewers. outfeeler carlos gomez hits this pitch down the right field line, but cody ross has problems getting to the ball. gomez comes around the bases for an inside-the-park home run. and that wasn't even the most exciting pla

there in a couple lanes but otherwise not too bad a little sluggish inside out towards the s curve and want to letou know bart is back on time system wide we were seeing a couple delays, 10 to 15 minutes east bay, east bay stations but overall everything good to go. bart, ace, muni metro, call trains, 106.9 fm. >>> all right elizabeth thank you 6:22 a.m. doctors carefully watching over brian stow the crucial test they hope to perform next few days coming up ,, i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. >>> a live look at the state department washington dc any minute secretary of state hillary clinton going to speak on the death of osama bin laden. we are waiting for her comments, any minute now and we will bring those to you live. >>> 6:25 a.m. new this morning still no brain seizures as doctors continue to lower sedation for brian stow he is the giants fan attacked outside dodger stadium opening day according to his family's website doctors hope to examine him for volunt

. >>> it's 6:s minutes after 5:00. let's check back in with sal. any problems?ly problem is the wind. it's pretty windy out there. we have been mentioning the altamont pass. the bay bridge has wind across it. but there are no major traffic problems. san mateo bridge also daisy driving along that -- dicey driving along that span. you will notice the wind for sure very gusty at times. in the south bay it's calmer there. traffic is moving well on all the freeways. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. and speaking of the wind. gusts to 34 miles an hour at sfo. so it's definitely out there today. also some of the higher elevations up to 50. altamont pass has a gust up to 50. we should see a decrease. it will be a breezy cool day. all associated with that system right there. nevertheless this time of year doesn't take much. especially with water temperatures cold. we are not getting any heat in the valley. the mere fact the fog continues to form is clouds are keeping us on the cool side. sfo west 17. west southwest fairfield. northwest santa rosa. livermore is also west,

it's mild looking at temperature readings in the mid 50's all around the bay area at this hour. let'salong to the highlights. showers will develop overnight. scattered showers tomorrow and wednesday with some break in sunshine most days. clouds will return at week end and so will the showers. satellite radar composite image shows another storm system moving in our direction. large unstable air mass will produce some showers for us tonight. start our forecast animation at 11:00 o'clock. at which point showers will just be moving in to the north bay by 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning beginning of the morning are rush scattered showers around. continue into the afternoon hours and get a break and still showers around in the afternoon but we get lots of breaks and sunshine and nighttime l and showers come back. new ones they won't come back. until wednesday morning we see more showers developing at the beginning of the morning rush and continue into the afternoon at which point we get another big break in the action and that will take us into late wednesday night. it's a week of active unce