de tener sismos de magnitud 6,7 ha bajado 30%. el primero de magnitud 2,6, se registrÓ a las 9:30 de la maÑana cerca de american. el segundo sismo ocurriÓ despuÉs de las tres de la maÑana en san leandro, fue mÁs fuerte con magnitud 3,1. leticia: este aÑo contratarÁn bomberos meses antes de lo normal. uno de los niveles de agua mÁs bajo se ha visto, los factores que agravan la situaciÓn. la temporada de incendios de verano se extendiÓ 75 dÍas adicionales. leÓn: hillary clinton finalmente hablÓ sobre el escÁndalo en torno a sus correos electrÓnicos, 10 dÍas despuÉs de que surgiera el e_mail, la secretaria dijo que "pensÉ que usar un solo aparato serÍa mÁs sencillo." asegura que de los casi 60.000 correos la mitad eran privados o personales y por eso los borrÓ. el departamento de estado informÓ que los e_mails se colgarÁn en la web. leticia: mÉxico elevÓ al tribunal supremo de justicia de la naciÓn al fiscal mÁs polÉmico de la guerra contra el narcotrÁfico, se trata del ex embajador de mÉxico en estados unidos eduardo medina. tambiÉn

laj, i can feel the magnitude of the responsibility as a president of egypt, the big home of the araborld. as we host the summit there's no issues that many issues pose threats across arab world. they have reached unprecedented levels in terms of depth, magnitude and scope, and the repercussions at present and in future. under the slogan of the challenge facing the arab national security representing our awareness that we together should address the issues without delay in approach that is balanced credible with workable practical measures. arab i takes suffered crisis since the established of the league of arab states from struggle of liberation ridding of imperialism, all the wars fought defending the rights to be economical repercussions domestically and externally. however, arab nations even at the dark side never felt any threat to the arab identity as of those we are facing today, in a manner that our bones between our governments and people the fabric of our societies are all being threatened where many aim at driving a wedge among our people sidelining others weather on the ba

we use a moment magnitude.the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the p

the first was a 2-point-6 magnitude quake at 8:47 this morning. of morgan hill. the second quake hit about 9:30. it was a magnitude 2-point-9. centered just east of monte sereno. we asked the u-s geological survey about whether these small quakes. are a sign of something larger to come. >> annemarie baltay/u.s. geological survey this is very normal activity and it is not very into to get anything coming later. it's also a good reminder that we live in earthquake country. it is always a good reminder to be prepared. these two quakes were the first to be detected by a seis- mometer. recently installed at the new avaya stadium in san jose. it will also be used to measure the shaking generated by the earthquake soccer fans. wood smoke pollution. is the number one winter air polluter. that's why bay area air quality officials . want to phase- out the old fashioned fireplace. under the plan christine roselius of the bay area air quality management district says, homes with wood- burning fireplaces. could not be sold or rented. unless they are out- fitte

dijo que la magnitud del problema es tan grande que tomarÁ un esfuerzo extraordinario para llegar alsecciones para investigar los casos de forma independiente, es mi reporte en vivo desde el centro de reacciÓn, leÓn felipe, continuamos contigo. leÓn: esa maÑana en freeman, una fuga de agua obligÓ que se cancelarÁn las clases, las reparaciones podrÍan tardar varias horas, varios alumnos no pudiera llegar a sus casas a tiempo. maÑana se come mora en estados unidos el dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, y coincide con el cumpleaÑos del reconocido lÍder del derecho de los campesinos, por eso surge una nueva iniciativa para convertir a cesar chÁvez en santo, beatriz nos explica. beatriz: desde san josÉ se estÁn movilizando para el proceso de santidad es esa chÁvez, para ello concientizarÁ la comunidad es clave, nos dijeron. los homenajes a la memoria del reconocido lÍder se intensificaron muy cerca de la celebraciÓn del dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, el 31 de marzo, dÍa de su cumpleaÑos, pero tambiÉn cobrÓ fuerza el llamado a convertir en santo a quien luchÓ de manera pacÍfica por el derecho de los campesinos hac

and the more it goes up, and the big bigger the magnitude, and the more energy that is released. so that is why the forecast may be for more impact. now, the information from the earthquake forecast, we have a map to show us which part of the bay area will most likely sustain damage. jeanne in the bay area. >>> what is causing that the sinkhole is something that could cause great damage. the crews are looking inside to figure out how they can repair that road. >> caught on camera, a danger straps the little boy on the roodad, and then the little boy and his sister went screaming after him. and you can see him in the surveillance and it happened in a park in washington. the little boy's sister was screaming for help, and the people at the park heard the cries, and went running after the man. >> and i don't believe there was nobody in the town that didn't hear her. >> and then the boys let the man go a a few blocks later, and the little girl and the brother is okay but police are still looking for the man. >>> this drone crashed on the white house property back in january, and deta

again, magnitude of 6. and, if we get more information about that we will let you know. it was 60 minutes ago. >>> here is how it looks looking live over san jose with the numbers right now. concord, 82 degrees, livermore, 83 degrees. sanfrancisco, 63 degrees and san jose, 78. santa rosa right now, 80 degrees, out the door tomorrow morning it looks like there is plenty of sunshine around. readings as we seen them lately. in the low 50s for the most part in the bay area. plenty of sunshine to start out the day. then the plot thickens as we get low pressure on the way for the coast midweek. that means the temperatures will cool down tuesday and wednesday. but, high pressure in the meantime assures us a mild monday. that part of it, nice. mild monday and cooling a little bit on tuesday. then, we will pick up as well. wednesday, gets gusty, a little on the cool side. and, then, the numbers are going to come back up by next weekend. in terms of cloud coverage, late in the day, monday morning, 6:00, a few low clouds, as time wears on we are looking at how clouds coming in. the

the first id was here a 2.6 magnitude quake at 847 this morning. it was centered about 9 mi. north east of morgan hill on the calaveras fault. the second quake hit i have hour later and had a magnitude of 2.9 and was centered around 1 mi. east of montessori now on the san andreas fault. the first of two back-to-back tremor struck at 8:47 a.m. monday had a magnitude of 2.6. >> grant lodes: 1 interesting nugget was these two quakes was the first to be detected by seismometers that was recently installed in san jose. it will also be used to measure this shaking by this week's a soccer fans perry it >> pam moore: ahead tonight eight scott peterson is still in san quentin. no " notorious for killing his wife and unborn child but she met a surprise that his call the accommodations. one of cable's most popular series debuts its new season tonight in san francisco stars and all and we are there. and late breaking information on what appears to be a string of attempted child kidnappings near schools and east bay. female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of sh

a magnitude nine earthquake struck northeastern japan at 2:46 p.m. on march11. it unleashed a towering tsunami, waves higher than 10 meters slammed into coastal towns and cities destroying everything in their path. more than 15,000 people died and about 2600 others are still list sues into the atmosphere. contaminating areas on land and at sea. tepco says the decommissioning process will take decades. more than 228,000 people are living in temporary housing or with family and friends because of the disaster and the nuclear accident. planners and work crews have spent the past four years cleaning up and rebuilding. many of the items swept inland by the tsunami have been removed, everything from ships to giant advertisements, but a number of people have been pushing to preserve some reminders of this unprecedented disaster. it's a different story in fukushima, though. the aftermath of the nuclear accident means people there can only collect small items, and even that's hard nhk world has the story. >> a road sign mangled by the power of the sea. a poster for a fes

an ideal situations in classrooms we were going to last for less than a year once we realized the magnitude this is well over a year we have a problem here we have ether $2 million of vehicles sitting outside it is not that it's uncomfortable far stretch but operationally wise to the fire department if you u when you say something temporary for a month or two the magnitude when you say something over a year to a year and a half close to relocating it creates for issues that's when the mayor come out and supervisor kim came out to look at 9 deputy director of public works and 20id said we have a bigger problem we need to move faster than the rig process. >> mr. rose. >> mr. chairman beyond one comment that the chief made that is relevant why those contracts can't go out to bid not one statement the emergency was discovered i acknowledge it was an emergency it was mold not safe a firefighters discovered in march of 2014 i don't hear one statement as a why within a year those contracts could not have been rebid we're not stating this is a terrible situations we agree if something had been done

magnitude of 6.4, followed by a magnitude 6.8 quake. no reports of injuries or damage. so far no tsunami warnings have been issued. earlier a powerful 7.5 quake rattled papua new guinea. no ones ahurt there. >>> a banner weekend, lots of heat to be had, people soaking that in. can we squeeze out one more day? we they can in with meteorologist christina loren. >> take the clicker, sam, you already know the forecast. 52 degrees to kick off your monday in san jose, 49 degrees in livermore and i appreciate the fact you pay such close attention. for today, mild conditions will persist, getting into this afternoon, let me take you through your day part forecast as you break for lunch, great air quality out there, temps in the mid-60s just about everywhere. 72 for the tri valley and 67 degrees on the east shore. by 4:00 p.m. we'll hit highs that are really comfortable, once again higher than usual, average temperature this is time of year range in the mid-60s. we'll be at 71 degrees for today in the east bay, 70 for the peninsula and right at 9 degrees, just a degree shy of 80

a 2.6 magnitude quake about four miles from american canyon. the second quake at 10:07, a 3.1 magnitude 2 miles from san leandro. >>> what is turning out to be a bone dry winter. california is looking at water shortages of historical promotions. tom vacar, things are just getting worse. >> reporter: a whole lot worse. at 5:00, the meeting ended for the board of directors and they learned this. if there is no march miracle, california will be much, much deeper, near the bottom or a very depleted reservoir. east bay mud's border directors knew it was coming but it was no less worrisome. >> a pretty grim forecast. >> reporter: january was the driest month ever recorded. the clock and the calendar have now become enemies to all california water suppliers. >> now that we are in march and went sir about to end, we are looking at water supply projections about to rival what the east bay saw in the 1977 drought or the one in the late 80s. >>> east bay mud's reservoirs are only 55% of capacity. the watershed has an average of one foot of snow on the gro

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it was about a 2.7 in magnitude. there was also a 2.8 magnitude quake in the area this morning. asking yourself where that is, it is near fresno in the central valley. no damage or injuries reported. >>> lawyers for a man and woman involved in an alleged kidnap for ransom case insists their clients are telling the truth. denise huskins left the police department yesterday shielded by detectives after six hours of questioning. her boyfriend called police monday saying huskins had been kidnapped for ransom, taken by force. now police are questioning that claim. attorneys for huskins and her boyfriend, aaron quinn, insist their clients are victims of a terrible crime. >> they very quickly threw her understood the bus. when they thought egg was going to end up on someone's face, they threw it on her. >> he was not only bound up, he was drugged. and one of the things that he did voluntarily was give a blood test so that the police could confirm that the kidnappers drugged him. >> on wednesday, police called the kidnapping claim an orchestrated event. >>> a violent confrontation all c

the second quake, about a mile north of central san leandro with a magnitude of 3.1. and just released report from the u.s. gs suggests that california has a 99% of being hit by a strong earthquake some time in the next 30 years. the u.s. gs study found a 95% chance of a magnitude 6.6 quake similar to the 1994 north ridge quake that hit in southern california. experts say the southern san andreas fault is the most dangerous in the state because it hasn't ruptured in a long time. scientists say the report is a forecast, not a prediction. >>> the deputy accused of beating up a homeless man and lying ability it. now that man says he has evidence to back him up in a legal fight. and why he says she still grateful to law enforcement. >> and a sink hole opened up in san francisco. the theory on what caused and how long it will take to repair. >> plus, the chance to own candlestick memorabilia. but time is running out. >> new development ins a deeper concerning case. a deputy accused of beating a homeless man in a hospital and then trying to cover it up. that homeless man is

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felt it was about 6.8 magnitude that struck all o'clock this morning.hat's why did not feel it has 614 magnitude as well. northeast. there is no tsunami threat issue of. >> g >> darya: a tsunami warning was triggered did have one member, but again a they said the epicenter of what 31 mi. of the coast a bee reporter damages in the case of the specifics on the kron awarded at hazard as well as a possible later they scaled back by warning gov. jerry brown and other top what the said officials now abolishing the use personal e-mail accounts to conduct government government business he. occasionally as a private e- mail the context that means i'm superintendent of public instruction is his business on a personal account. this come under scrutiny after farmers are terrace state announced and deleted thousands of messages from her private account as well. >> darya: california firefighters are current circle there you see you falls down and critically injured. falling all through injured. when this, exploded into flames. people screaming on camera as they saw h

the updated study has dropped the estimated rate of earthquakes around magnitude 6.7 by about 30%. the usgs says one that big could happen every six years. but the new study says the chances are higher that the state will have a magnitude 8 quake in the next 30 years. >>> it's just about a year ago san francisco's mission bay neighborhood was in complete chaos. a massive apartment building under construction engulfed in flames. many nearby buildings were damaged. and dozens of residents were forced out of their homes. new at 6:00, kpix 5's joe vazquez is live from the apartment building and joe, what a difference a year makes, huh? >> reporter: ken, a year ago today -- [ sirens ] >> reporter: -- that apartment building back there was 80% complete. scheduled to open in august. and then a year ago tomorrow, a fire broke out. [ loud sirens in the background ] >> reporter: it was a sight folks around here won't soon forget. >> catastrophic. it was just amazing. it looked like 9/11 it was happening down here. >> reporter: huge flames and billowing smoke could be seen around the city. th

the bay area was also feel it was a small earthquake today 3.2 magnitude. it was near san leandro. it was about 1.2 mi. north east of central san leandro. a 2.6 and was reported near american canyon. >>pam: these latest quakes are reminded that we do live in earthquake country. and vickie liviakis as a frightening report about earthquakes coming up >>reporter: the report is undeserving because it is sold that we are in store for a walk or of an earthquake and it could happen at any moment. the foregone conclusion that were due for big what. we have a 99 percent chance of being seen by a strong are quite during the next 30 years. just like the side of the 1994 northridge disaster. but here's the really scary news were talking about a mega quite 8.0 or higher. like the one portrayed in the mold the san andreas. scientists are now telling us that the chance of that is higher than before is up 4.7% to 7%. we now see the quake on separate false and it could actually jumped other fault lines. and all the faults that crisscross california the southern and andreas fault is it remains the m

guinea. 7.7 magnitude.e watching for any reports of tsunami. no doubt there is that island of high alert. checking other stories making headlines around the world. frantic teams had identified dna from 78 of the 150 people killed in last week's german wings crash. copilot wass a suffering from a psychosomatic illness. a doctors note that would have excused him from flying was found torn up in his apartment. prosecutors say that he deliberately crashed the plane after locking the pilot out of the cockpit. in iran nuclear talks resume his son this morning with each side they the other must make tough choices. the end of the month is the deadline for framework agreement that would limit iran's ability to make an atomic bomb. israel has expressed serious concerns about an impending deal, saying it confirms its worst fears. new crew has arrived at the international space station for a year-long mission. they will spend 342 days in the iss, about twice as long as normal. it is nasa's first attempt at a one-year m

geolÓgico de estados unidos reiteraron la posibilidad de que california sea sacudido por remoto de gran magnitudcionario dijo que tomas jackson tomÓ la decisiÓn despuÉs de un fuerte informe elaborado a raÍz de la muerte del joven mike michael brown. enrique: javier y antonio eran amigos del hombre que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa la semana pasada, un caso que vilma tarazona ha seguido de cerca. vilma: mientras las marchas por la muerte del de toni robinson continÚan, hoy se rebelaron estos vÍdeos que denuncian cÓmo a estos abogados fueron interrogados por cinco horas en la policÍa. los dos amigos tenÍan rentada la casa donde el policÍa matÓ a robinson. la policÍa los llevÓ a la estaciÓn para interrogarlos. ellos asustados, llamaron a sus abogados pero la policÍa no dejÓ entrar a los representantes legales. los abogados le insistieron a los policÍas que los hermanos los habÍa llamado porque querÍa que estuvieran presentes en el interrogatorio, el policÍa les dijo que los hermanos habÍan cambiado de opiniÓn y no les permitieron verlos. esta abogada le reclamÓ a los oficiales por intimidar a los jÓv

desde hayward...pilar nino 13:14 map cesar ---un temblor de 31 grados de magnitud sacudio esta maÑanaa las 10 con 7 de la maÑana y el epicentro se localizo a una milla al norte del centro de esa ciudad... ---este es el segundo temblor que se detecto en el area de la bahia este dia el otro fue a las 9 con36 cerca de "american canyon". vo cesar --el servicio geolgico de los estados unidos confirm que nuevos estudios encontraron que la posibilidad de sufrir un sismo de magnitud 6.7 en california se redujo en 30 por ciento. --sin embargo las posibilidades de experimentar un terremoto superior a los 8 grados en los proximos 30 aÑos aument mas de dos puntos porcentuales. --los cientificos afirman que se debe preparar a las personas para un sismo de gran intensidad. cesar --muy pronto... su bolsillo se podra ver afectado si es que usa mucha agua... y es que al sur de la baha residentes podran ver un aumento de ms del 30 por ciento en sus tarifas... roll en vivo stinger take 2 box --pasamos en vivo con sandra bermudez quien hoy habl con los encargados de esta propuesta y nos tiene la informac

lorena --- investigadores aseguran que la probabilidad de que ocurra un sismo de gran magnitud en nuestrar para muchas personas es que no se sienten preparados para un evento de este tipo cristina londoÑo nos tiene ms informacin -- 0:01 0:15 0:42 1:02 se trata de un simple simulacro... pero la amenaza del terremoto conocido como el "grande" para los californianos es mayor que ayer... para muchos, la amenaza de revivir su peor pesadilla "cuando estabamos tratando de salir del establecimiento no nos podiamos detener gracias a dios salimos vivos" segun el mas reciente estudio, la probabilidad de que que "el grande" azote a california en los proximos 30 anios aumento poco mas de dos por ciento.... la razon me explico uno de los investigadores, es que ahora contemplan la posibilidad de que un movimiento telurico se pase de una falla a otra "entonces si salta la ruptura va a crecer y este terremoto va a ser mucho mas grande" tan fuertes que para experimentar la sensacion anos atras, tuve que usar cinturon de seguridad. "el grande dicen los expertos seria de 8 grados en la escala de richter pero

all drivers inside a chip and we'll raise the density and safety of street traffic by an order of magnitude and multiply the average trip speed by 3 and replace a single 100 percent train car with 5002-person robo cars such a deal will not be ignored thank you president breed. >> thank you next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors i'm amy fair way and in a time when developers scouring the neighborhoods let's celebrate and enhance local culture and work hard to prevent the demolition of the cultural assets still here and let's celebrate it read the purpose of the theatre is to become the center of community life and enhancing the enjoyment of its people and the theatre served the community for over 7 decades as well as a gathering space for social justice movements and worship but it's been boarded up and blighted. neighbors prevented the harding theatre from being demolished with the help of the planning commission in 2005. i first noticed it back in in in in 2007 and in 2012 it was taken off the market and then last year refused a 4 a $4 million offer that would have transformed

>> magnitude eight releases 90 times as much energy as the north ridge earthquake.ot more energy and does damage over a larger region and again points to us all taking responsibility for being ready for the earthquake. we need a kit and plan and think about the buildings that we are living in and the final piece we need to look to new technologies in order to reduce the earthquake problem. and one of the things we are working on is a earthquake warning system. >> i am looking at the video we of the earthquake, richard, one in 1989. i lived in san francisco and where i grew up and i remember that earthquake well and the power was extreme and breaking apart part of the bay bridge, one of the things we are seeing on the screen right now. >> thing to remember that is not a magnitude eight. if it occurs through the bay area, it would be bigger. >> that's scary and looking at footage we are seeing there. we have covered the other stories as well. random swarms of earthquakes in texas and in oklahoma, is that connected to when we areas like texas and oklahoma, is that comp

un fuerte sismo de magnitud 6,2 ocurriÓ en colombia, en el noroeste del paÍs.esidente de suspender durante un mes los bombardeos sobre el grupo terrorista farc. esto se debe a los avances del proceso de paz que se negocia en la habana desde finales del 2012. en instantes: la rÁpida actuaciÓn de un niÑo de 10 aÑos y una niÑa de 8 impidiÓ que un hombre secuestrara a su hermano menor. ♪ ilia:un niÑo de 22 meses fue visto en un vÍdeo cuando un hombre lo secuestraba en un parque, se salvÓ gracias a que sus hermanos gritaron y corrieron tras Él. asÍ dijeron hoy en el estado de washington, un vÍdeo de vigilancia grabÓ al hombre corriendo con el niÑo y a su hermanita corriendo. la secretaria de estado hillary clinton dijo que debiÓ usar el correo electrÓnico en vez de su cuenta privada. agregÓ que no habÍa usado su correo personal para discutir ninguna informaciÓn secreta. durante un discurso en el presidente obama hablÓ de los prÉstamos estudiantiles. no son muchos los estudiantes latinos de la universidad de oklahoma, pero los que hay estÁn inquietos y molesto, esto

fÉlix: un poderoso sismo de magnitud 7.7 sacudiÓ y de inmediato la alerta de tsunami en el pacÍfico.alpes franceses, en la grabaciÓn de la caja negra se escucha al piloto gritando al copiloto que por favor abre la puerta de la cabina. la informaciÓn dice que tambiÉn se escuchan los gritos de los pasajeros. pablo monsalvo nos comenta de las primas identificadas por adn. pablo: con cuentagotas se difunden detalles del tristemente cÉlebre copiloto del fatÍdico vuelo de germanwings. el desencadenante de la tragedia podrÍa haber sido un diagnÓstico de desprendimientos de retina, segÚn la prensa sensacionalista alemana. el joven aviador sabÍa que sus dÍas en la empresa estaban prÁcticamente cancelados, porque con ese problema de visiÓn no hubiera pasado el siguiente control de rutina. el experimentado piloto a cargo, cuando se dio cuenta que no podÍa abrir la puerta, exclamÓ literalmente: abre la maldita puerta, al tiempo que intentaba derribarla. utilizÓ el hacha de emergencia, mientras insistÍa "por el amor de dios, abre la puerta". mientras continÚa el incesante viaje de los helicÓptero

un fuerte sismo de magnitud 6,2 ocurriÓ en colombia, en el noroeste del paÍs.esidente de suspender durante un mes los bombardeos sobre el grupo terrorista farc. esto se debe a los avances del proceso de paz que se negocia en la habana desde finales del 2012. en instantes: la rÁpida actuaciÓn de un niÑo de 10 aÑos y una niÑa de 8 impidiÓ que un hombre secuestrara a su hermano menor. desde enero los indocumentados pueden solicitar licencia pero la mayorÍa no ha aprobado el examen. durante dos años hemos estado rompiendo las reglas absurdas de la industria celular. porque te escuchamos. no más contratos de servicio anual. haz streaming de música ilimitado sin cargos adicionales por servicio de datos. lo quieres, ¿pero estás atrapado en un contrato? nosotros pagamos los cargos por cancelación de tu familia. sigamos rompiendo las reglas absurdas. ¡cámbiate ya! ♪ ilia:un niÑo de 22 meses fue visto en un vÍdeo cuando un hombre lo secuestraba en un parque, se salvÓ gracias a que sus hermanos gritaron y corrieron tras Él. asÍ dijeron hoy en el estado de washington, un v

beatiz: nos vamos para chile, no dejaba de temblar un sismo de magnitud, sacudiÓ al norte de este paÍs estÁ afectado por las peores inundaciones en los Últimos 80 aÑos. beatriz: los drÁsticos cambios en el precio de la gasolina, han llamado la atenciÓn de los legisladores. cronista: trabajan en la construcciÓn, su vehÍculo es la herramienta para su oficio. >> puede ser entre mÍnimos 40 $, pretende el trabajo donde vayamos. >> tenemos que subir todos los precios. cronista: esto nos afecta a todos. >>> gano el mÍnimo, apenas nos alcanza para la renta y los niÑos. >> altas y bajas muy grandes. cronista: en promedio, el costo de la gasolina ha aumentado un dÓlar, convirtiendo el valor mÁs alto de todo el paÍs. >> no es justo que la gente tenga que sostener tan altos costos por la volatilidad . >> para estudiar el comportamiento de estas compaÑÍas y descartar posibles manipulaciones, segÚn el senador, el mercado del crudo... >> se encuentra controlado, por los intereses privados. >> durante la audiencia, se expuso.. las razones del bolas del precio de la gasolina, se manifestÓ las exigencia

what is a very, very serious threat to israel is not of the same magnitude. so there is a difference in perspective in the overarching interest ensuring that if iran gets a nuclear weapon that the scale of the threat will be influenced by the proximity of the threat. >> do you think that israel having nuclear weapons, the only regional power with nuclear weapons, incentivizes it be other entities. >> it is hard to say that in the light of the reports that israel has had for four decades and that that hasn't been for decades. but whether it is saudi arabia, egypt, or the turks, they will also pursue their own agenda. and that has not happened in response to the allegations of israel's program this thus far. but the iranian program might be the trigger that sets that off. >> there was a moment when susan rice was addressing aipac. she said i know some of you want to just walk away. she got a standing ovation. there is a group of people in the u.s. that don't want any negotiations whatsoever. >> i think it goes back to the world view. the republican party here,

magnitude 2.7 on that one. 40 minutes later there was a magnitude 2.9 quake near mahi soreno. no reports of any damage. >>> some lawmakers want to step up wildlife rescue response after a mystery goo killed hundreds of birds on san francisco bay. ryan pakeo tells us why critics say the state's response was so weak. >> it's very frustrating for all of us. >> reporter: the mystery goo only described as a nonpetroleum fat killed 270 birds this year on the san francisco bay. state senator mark leno says the relief response was lackluster. >> there wasn't any other way to deal with this. >> reporter: state emergency money is only available for fuel spill so instead of a widespread response, all of the work was left up to nonprofits like san francisco bay keeper. those nonprofits got stuck with the tab. >> you add up all of the costs of all of the responders. it was upwards of $300,000. >> reporter: the response bill would let fish and wildlife borrow up to $10,000 for spills that don't involve petroleum. >> we got the best out of the best situation. we're hoping these situations do

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i'm overwhelmed with emotion as i stand before you and realize the magnitude of how much god has blessedthrough the changes that have taken place in our great country. when i told my grandmother where i would be today and what i would be doing, she said she no longer had to wonder if things had changed. she spent her entire childhood working as a sharecropper alongside her parents, brothers, and sisters. she said that she would never have dared dream that her granddaughter would be giving remarks prior to a speech by the president of the united states of america and [applause] that he would be african-american. [applause] my grandmother was last my grandfather was speechless as i share the news of this momentous occasion. -- my grandfather was speechless as i shared the news of this momentous occasion. was born in the 1920's. he tells me he's proud of his country and the progress that has been made towards equality for all people. i know that every opportunity that has afforded to me has come with a price of blood, sweat and tears. i think all of the foot soldiers of the civil rights mov

que el tifÓn que impactÓ filipinas en 2013 en este archipiÉlago se registraron siete terremotos de magnitudajadores los accidentes son habituales en las regiones costeras. >> de la policÍa en la india bukavu grupo de ladrones en una escuela de misioneros llegaron a una monja de 74 aÑos. se informÓ que la religiosa fue hospitalizado en estado grave la agresiÓn tuvo lugar en la escuela del convento jesÚs y marÍa. to de nadia, en el estadio de bengala occidental. aranza: las carreras del futuro los mejores salarios son aquellos en los campos de ciencia, tecnologÍa comÍ seÑorÍa y matemÁticas. sin embargo, el nÚmero de hispanos que persiguen estos campos de estudio es muy limitado pero cÓmo lograr que el interÉs entre los jÓvenes? lucÍa: el futuro de estos jÓvenes estÁ literalmente en sus manos. las carreras de ingenierÍa, ciencias, computaciÓn y matemÁticas serÁn las de los mejores salarios en el futuro. >> estas carreras son las del futuro. es en la direcciÓn en la que vamos donde habrÁ la mayorÍa de empleo. >> la escuela de gracia de la florida es una de las mÁs reconocidas del paÍs. >> me en

the possibility of a 7.5 is 48% and a magnitude seven and 93%.n 1994 in january the north ridge earthquake did more than $42 billion in damage injured more than 9,000 people and killed more than 60 people. some images from that, this was uc north ridge. that campus lost from infrastructure. crazy fires everywhere. the possibility of another 6.7 earthquake like the one in north ridge in the next 30 years is 99% or more. that according to usgs. >> the one thing we know is their standards are higher, the buildings can better withstand tremblers out there. >> yeah, they've known it's coming for a while. >> build more houses. >> there you go. >> thanks. >>> hey, the infamous nut rage case is headed to court. the flight attendant who says the former airline executive physically and verbally attacked her. that person is now suing. so kennedy is on the nut case. that's right. ...... >>> a flight attendant who says a passenger attacked her for improperly serving nuts claims the incident scarred her for life and now she's suing. this is the latest turn in

maÑana y el segundo sismo ocurriÓ poco despuÉs de las 10 de la maÑana enseÑando, y fue mÁs fuerte con magnitud reporte sobre los terremotos en california. beatriz: la predicciÓn que mÁs ha tenido es la que tiene que ver con un terremoto de ocho o mÁs y todavÍa no estÁ fresco el terremoto de napa. en una amplitud se dice en agosto del 14, una persona perdiÓ la vida y hubo 200 heridos y daÑos cuantiosos. fue el sismo mÁs grande en los Últimos 25 aÑos en esta regiÓn. >> pero cuando podrÍa pasar de nuevo y precisamente? >> la agencia de estudios de estados unidos preparÓ un nuevo reporte con probabilidades de temblores para california. >> las fallas mÁs propensas a tener un terremoto, son los que siguen entre los mÁs grandes la falla principal de san andrÉs y lo que pasÓ con la penÍnsula y san francisco. el estudio incluye nuevos mÉtodos de anÁlisis y nuevas fallas geolÓgicas que eran menos conocidas como por ejemplo la del temblor de napa. >> nos da una idea mÁs actualizada de esos terremotos en la zona. por un lado los resultados revelan que la posibilidad de tener sismos >> ha bajado un 30% cal

estas fotos muestran lo cerca que estuvo de ser una tragedia de gran magnitud.sido peor, ahora autoridad conocen tratz en analizar los factores que pudo contribuir a este accidente. este vidas doe muestra lo que vivieron los pasajeros de este vuelo delta. >>> auxiliados por bomberos saltaron a tierra firme. este hombre se grabÓ diciendo que acaba de sobrevivir un accidente aÉreo, tras horas de trabajo la con ayuda de grÚas la nave fue llevada a un hangar esta maÑana y aunque aeropuerto la bar dÍa vuelve a la normalidad, la pregunta que todos intentan responder quÉ ocasionÓ el accidente. >>> supuestamente el viento venÍa de atrÁs, lo que hizo fue impulsar mÁs todavÍa y el aviÓn cuando tocÓ en la pista que estaba con nieve, tenÍa agua fue lo que hizo resbalar el aviÓn, el viento pudo haber sido factor. el vuelo 1086 venÍa desde atlanta, en condiciones climÁtica a 2 tercios de la pista hace un giro a la izquierda y pudo ser detenido por acumulaciÓn de nieve y cerca metÁlica la agencia de aeropuerto dice la pista habÍa sido limpiada un poco antes. >>> y segÚn oficia