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one of the biggest issues is the micro units going up with no parking. developers use a loophole to get smaller mixed used commit so lots commercial lots, offstreet exemptions. nobody predicted that they would never think to use it like that. all of a sudden we have a number of projects that have gone through. stops further new developments of these types of residti and units with no offstreet parking for several months. we need have a real conversation about what we want or city to look like, i don't think it is this. the matter what the design the so-called micro unit complexes are not what they had in mind when they pass is moratorium for the past the zoning restructuring back in 2010. it's a low rebuilding on properties that were stressed in the historic neighborhoods like aurora city councilmember is proposing a change to marijuana texas to help pay for more homeless services in the city. officials are looking at opening a day shelter for homeless people people. they say, ignoring the problem is just not an option we need to new possible issues come

. >>> one of the world's largest point of sale payment systems oracle's micros has b micros has been used by hotels and restaurants and retailers around the world at more than 33,000 sites. a computer blogger said micros was breached by russian cybercriminals. it's unclear what financial data was accessed. oracle is notifying customers to change passwords for all macros accounts. in cash and $300 million in stocks. jet.com was launched a year ago to take on amazon. it should help walmart reach a younger higher income customer. >>> no more free tv on hulu. it's preparing an online tv service against cable. those free episodes will be gone but will be available through but they say relatively few people watch those episodes. it has about 12 million subscribers who paid for original shows. >>> and lyft is making it easier to drop off a friend or pick up a bottle of wine. lyft drivers could make multiple stops by simply talk to get driver. now lyft is adding that second stop by using the app. anne-marie. >> thank you, hena. craze, did you notice all of those weird circles on athletes' ba

a computer blogger said micros was breached by russian cybercriminals. it's unclear what financial data was accessed. oracle is notifying customers to change passwords for all micros accounts. >>> walmart is buying online online sales. wall mart is paying $3 billion in cash and $300 million in stocks. jet.com was launched a year ago to take on amazon. it should help walmart reach a younger higher income customer. yahoo!. hulu says relatively few people watch those episodes. it has about 12 million subscribers who paid for original shows. >>> and lyft is making it easier to drop off a friend or pick up a bottle of wine. lyft drivers could make multiple stops by simply talking to the driver. now lyft is adding that second destination by using the app. anne-marie. >> hena daniels at the new york >>> still ahead, the cupping craze. did you notice all of those weird circles on athletes' backs? but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. good is in every blue diamond almond. good is a catalyst, good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping

micro. any >> any scholarship is a good one. >> . students are back to school this month. many may be complaining about the heavy >> doctors say kids shouldn't carry more than ten percent of their body weight. >> puts a tremendous amount of stress. posture stress on the neck. upper back. shoulders. muscles joints. so it's a common problem. >> . doctor said he's seen at least 20 cases. of back and neck pai relating to heavy backpacks. in just the past year. he thinks another growing problem is posture. when kids look at the electronic devices. >> . gravity always wins. so you want to have a nice posture. with the ear over your shoulder. without that forward slump. >> . use both straps. distribute the weight. and don't forget the total weight should be be just ten to 15 percent of your childs body weights. >> . good tips. still this seems like a step in the right direction. >> . tkwaod brave men and women in the military. hanging out today at dove valley. >> . they watched the players practice. and got in on the action. boot camp broncos style. >> . >> 50 members of the u.s.

. >> it's micro surgery. you need to be familiar with a micro scope how it works. you can focus inside the eye, you have to have fine movement. >> the standard equipment includes glasses to watch surgeries in 3 d. >> every single one of those people in the classroom, it's as if they're sitting in the micro scope. >> the aircraft maintenance right down to the teddy bear in the recovery room. >> it's off to travel the world again. >> an adventure every time. you don't know what you're going to find -- >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> uc researchers have developed a new micro scope that helps them see things underwater that they've never seen before. there's a lot going on that can't be seen with the human eye. that's great. but it doesn't quite allow scientists to observe how they function in their natural habitats. the underwater micro scope is easy to handle for a diver. it also has a computer to help collect data and help adapt to different environments as well. >> up next, on the abc 7 news a quick check on our forecast. >> plus, it's a popular golf course. it

others say the micro units are just what the city needs. only one other building with no parking has gone up since 2010. it's in the higalnds. the developer hopes to break ground on the hope solo - the goalie on the u-s women's national team -- has been suspended for six months. the suspension comes after comments solo made following the women's olympic loss to sweden. she called the swedish women's team "cowards" after the u-s lost to them in rio. u-s soccer says - solo's conduct "countered the organization's principles." she will not take the field again -- until february 20-17. the broncos - and all their prospective quarterbacks -- trevor siemian is set to start. coverage starts at six with a special edition of broncos tonight... and then kickoff is right around seven. some of our local heroes--will get to train like the pros today. it's the annual u-s- a-a n-f-l boot camp. 50 local members of the u-s military will be at the u-c health training center today. they'll take part in some n-f-l drills... before getting to watch broncos pract

. >>> one the wormed's largest credit card payment systems, or call micro has been hacked.d by hotel, restaurants, retailers around the world. more than 330,000 site, computer security going err says micros was breached by russian cyber criminals. it is unclear what customer financial data was accessed, or if notifying customers change passwords or all micros accounts. >> wal-mart is buying on line retailer jets. com in an effort to compete more aggressively, in on line sales. wal-mart is paying $3 billion in cash, and 300 million in stocks. jet. com was launched a year ago to take on amazon. and it grew fast. it should help wal-mart reach younger, higher income custom earth. and nike winging it with high end sunglasses, shades that are going for $1,200. they're called the wing. engineers elite olympic runner, super light, meant to prevent fogging and keep your brow cool. the wing wrap around is inspired by two men, again, these shades are supposedly state-of-the-art with that olympic size price tag of over a thousand dollars. joe, brooke? >> i don't know, i mean, i lose su

it's called micros and it's used by starbucks and others. russian cyber criminals breached the system. and there's no word on what they accessed. oracle is telling customers to change the passwords for all micros accounts. >>> lyft is making it easier to pick up a bottle of wine. before they could make multiple stops but the driver had the option of saying no. and now customers can add a second or third destination through the app. >>> a missouri man says his self-driving car's feature helped save his life. he was driving his tesla home from work and he couldn't drive when he fell chest pain. he put the car on autopilot. >> i called my wife and said >> i just knew i had to get to the e.r. >> douglas' tesla got him to the hospital where doctors diagnosed him with a pulmonary embolism. >>> we're going to get rain but not a huge amount. >> and people will be watching the steamy forecast. >> heat index values my push over 100 by thursday. it depends on we'll have a threat for showers and downpours. we start dry in the morning. temperature 80 deg

it's coming up in the micro climate forecast. the weekend bart commute certainly seemed busier for travelers headed to sfo. that was due to a track closure between daly city and glen >>> the weekend b.a.r.t. commute se certainly seemed harder. it is closed with several similar weekend closures that will impact travel via b.a.r.t. to sfo. b.a.r.t. is giving service but travellers are advised to take extra time. next closure is two week ends from now. august 13th and 14th. >>> san francisco's balanced budget is ready to be signed. mayor ed lee will put his signature on the nearly $10 billion budget this afternoon at city hall. it caused controversy between the born of supervisors last month and saying that hinges on sales tax increase that hasn't been approved yet. voters have to sign off on the measure this november. the mayor's budget is counting on a $150 million windfall from that increase. >> someone bought a powerball matching five of six numbers for saturday night's jackpot. that prize worth more than $700,000. workers say t

keith: >> my philosophy is more micro.t at the right time, so i'm looking for a very specific idea, specific founder, and the combination leads me to personally invest. just like jeff mentioned, we have different views on this. he is looking for specific instantiations of that. for example, five or six years ago, he predicted health care would be more about math than biology in the future. if your son or daughter wanted to be a doctor, they would be better off learning statistics calculus and math computer science rather than biology and chemistry, which is radical, but it is starting to play out. i have become a fan of that review and have made several investments along that basis. but the reason i made that is the right founder walked in with the right background in the right product and i said, yes, this makes sense. emily: founders fund motto is, we wanted flying cars, we got 140 characters. you guys make big risks and take big bets. how would you compare your philosophy? geoff: i think we want things that are going to

who have a compromised immune system are wound, you put yourself or you have a diabetic ulcer, that micro organism can penetrate into that wound and then get into the bloo blood stream and n take hold very, very quickly. i have seen people die been days. >> nothing to fool around with. when a person getting vibrio the area gets red and blisters and those and shock can follow. as dr. jo mentioned this bacteria can take hold of you quickly and so you have to get medical attention right away. >> and five failing schools which receive ed a d. d grade m parents and teachers on a plan. the plan includes adding academic coaches and the district had said aside more resources but the message to parents was the schools cannot do this alone. >> we want to make sure they have all of the information, what we are doing to help them improve but it's going to take us, the community and the parents to improve the school. >> if the state does the plan closer is not the only option. a third party could come in or they were move into a district approved program. and this new school is now open. students have

get your car skillet, this ways about a micro gram. get that broccoli in there and cook it for three milliseconds. soften it up. then you'll throw your beef in there. get it nice and browned. make sure your rice is cooking and then just simply plate it up and there you go. your family gerbil will have a delicious meal. ?? >>> one of my favorite parts of line, that driver's have to hold, you know, that fine line between catastrophe and speed. here we are in sweden. just listen to this old saub get up to speed. that sound you heard was the turbo. love the turbo sound. >> but maybe you need to upgrade the brakes. >> oh, no. no, no, no, no. >> that was a nasty crash. lots of speed carrying into that corner. the driver just couldn't quite shave it off. and keep control of the car. yeah. you heard the down shift. that kind of locks the wheels up little bit. spins them out of control. looks like the driver was out of control in that situation. let's head over to finland for vintage car racing. they love to restore them and show what they can

yeah. >> reporter: micro selfie can arise from a number of different conditions. genetically like edmunds. symptoms can vary widely. you can! so you understand a lot and he understands a lot? >> gentlemen. >> reporter: it's too early to tell how it will affect the lives with zika. >> i kept saying, what is going to happen? what is going to happen? >> reporter: and she still doesn't really know. >> i actually haven't asked for prognosis forever because i don't expect anyone to really be able to tell me. he is turning his own course. the mothers of babies with birth defects from zika. >> it will get better. you will love your child and your child will love you. >> reporter: and, she says, know you will find a new normal. clap your hands. yes, well done! dr. jon lapook, cbs news, rockville, maryland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," athlete. more on the greenland shark that can live hundreds of years. and stunning views. we will tell you about a mission to protect natural dark skies around the world. that is the "cbs morning news" for this f

this house about two blocks from for 17 unit micro apartment building with no offstreet parking. on a street that is his tory is for finding a spot. the people next-door could do the exact same thing. chip lives behind the project. we knew it could be an apartment building the also thought some sort of rhyme or reason if 16 units for 16 people. told construction will take months. this is 17 units, zero parking requirement on a block has all kinds of restaurants, choke out the local businesses. dampers moratorium is too late for projects like this one in five story curtain style apartment buildings on this lot 16 fans "humboldt". more than 100 units to end up on this tiny lot with know plans for parking perking where the neighbor say parking is already market for a few days and going up with no parking's. developers with a loophole timbers owning the small mixed-use commercial lots and offstreet parking exemption. nobody predicted they would think to use it like that that and all of a sudden a number of projects that fall through, maurice torian moratorium stops development of res

, micro. i want to say that when we freak out about things like this it detracts from real racism and bigotry. >> we agree on >>> thanks to our cashin' in crew for joining us. time to wake up, america. respect. it's what my parents taught me my whole life. you may not agree with someone, but respect them until they stop earning it. respect. it's what most politicians lack. i used to respect president obama. he disagree with his agenda but respected his accomplishments. successful scholar, u.s. senator in a very young presidential win. i think i speak for many, unfortunately the last 7 1/2 years his actions have undermined that earned respect. this isn't about vacations or rounds of golf or at times tone-deaf decisions. watch these two clips carefully. does this look like a president who respects us? first, here's the president laugh at the thought we would hold back iranian cash until our hostages were released. >> this wasn't some nefarious deal. we do not pay ransom for hostages. >> watch th

it is a flat surface with hundred micro electrodes that stick out of it like a bed of nails and that is placed in the brain itself. what that gives researchers -- previously researchers used individually electrodes they would implant individually. this gave them a consistent pattern and importantly it was something that could actually move with the brain. the brain is a fairly -- it is almost like a consistency of a flan. it will move inside the brain case. and one of the beauties of the utah array is it will move with the brain. if the electrode is static and the brain starts to shift slightly whichever neuron you were listening to previously is gone. the utah array gives you a certain amount of consistency of the interface. there are lots of other arrays being developed in labs. some researchers are working on cubes of electrodes. so electrodes on six separate plains that would scale up the amount of electrodes in those arrays. >> host: in your book you tell us jan sherman's story. tell us about her and also does she use, for lack of a better term, the thought process to make movem

hundreds of micro sized bars, each different from the other, with their own micro crowd., i don't know. this place is one of masa's favorites, bar albatross. a few seats, strong drinks, the definition of a hole in the wall. now, do people come from -- come here right from work? drink all night and then go back to work? >> masa: oh, salary men. >> anthony: salary men? >> masa: hmm. >> anthony: would a salary man bring his wife here? so look, in, in america, uh, the bartender is like a priest -- >> masa: so you come and talk to them? >> anthony: i can tell them all of my problems. >> masa: ahh. >> anthony: and i could behave very badly and he will never talk. ever. >> masa: ah, ah. >> anthony: this is the contract. >> masa: hmm, okay. anthony: absolute confidentiality. >> masa: mm hmm. >> anthony: do i have that kind of arrangement here now? so i have his implied guarantee of total security? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so if i came here with some dinosaur riding ho in a bikini. it would be -- i mean -- no, you don't have to ask him. it's okay. [ laughter ] oh man. this is a

but not in concorde we have had micro burst or two over the years. but you don't have these tornados all of that often. if i may, the fire departments, and dfs has got rehab here. it is hot day we are working our folks hard. they need place to rehab. and, we have got some als and some medical support here that we want to thank the highway department and all of the -- all of the venders and all of the and dci was also here. and, mena came with their command and control support capability which helps us to have a firm command and firm coordination of this indepth event. so, we are allowed to they come in and they support us. we go in and have a ter -- terrific operation interest right here at our command post mass state police air wing, they have been critical in this and giving us bird's eye view literally. and, national grid we got 50 to 60 personal out in area. [inaudible] >> okay. >> yes. the tornado warnings before our first call. i had already -- this -- >> what time? so maybe about 3:00. >> and i -- what kurt says about the warning system someon

get your car skillet, this ways about a micro gram. get that broccoli in there and cook it for three milliseconds. soften it up. then you'll throw your beef in there. get it nice and browned. make sure your rice is cooking and then just simply plate it up and there you go. ?? >>> one of my favorite parts of racing is that raiser's edge line, that driver's have to hold, you know, that fine line between catastrophe and speed. here we are in sweden. just listen to this old saub get up to speed. that sound you heard was the turbo. love the turbo sound. >> but maybe you need to upgrade the brakes. >> oh, no, no, no, no. no! >> oh! >> that was a nasty crash. lots of speed carrying into that corner. the driver just couldn't quite shave it off. and keep control of the car. yeah. you heard the down shift. that kind of locks the wheels up little bit. spins them out of control. looks like the driver was out of control in that situation. let's head over to finland for they love to restore them and show what they can do. it's cool to see this stuff

that is the market, micro-adjusting. i don't want to over played, but to year yield higher, tenure lower going from -- 10 year relatively lower. francine, that is one of those micro-tweet of a market signal before a chair yellen speech. i micro-tweak but actually quite important, tom. i want to look at gold. i look -- i used the currency ask a you. -- it is my goal today because it is not a way of looking at the terminal. see how the markets are present thanks. this is a picture from pound. we had second quarter gdp figures. what itpre-brexit, but showed us is people were not shying away from investing in the u.k. right before brexit. the next set of numbers will be more significant. it is a good way of looking at the pound. tom: i strongly agree with you on that at what i find interesting is the idea of real estate with a cheaper pound. not only will it be retail and consumption and london has been better than expected. i am fascinated iowa real estate will do. francine: the problem is we have had such a real estate boo

, micro. i want to say that when we freak out about things like this it detracts from real racism and bigotry. bigotry. >> we agree on at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. >>> thanks to our cashin' in crew for joining us. time to wake up, america. respect. it's what my parents taught me my whole life. you may not agree with someone, but respect them until they stop earning it. respect. it's what most politicians lack. i used to respect president obama. he disagree with his agenda but respected his accomplishments. successful scholar, u.s. senator in a very young presidential win. i think i speak for many, unfortunately the last 7 1/2 years his actions have undermined that earned respect. t

micro burst. falls from the base of the clouds. tremendous thing to see. worse if you are stuck under one. we have seen quite a few of these this summer. our sky doesn't look anything like that. thank you. beautiful with fair weather clouds. we look now at the capital wheel at national harbor. 90 degrees. the dew point is 62. not overly humid at all. tomorrow will be more humid as depen the numbers we see right now will be if the range tomorrow afternoon. upper 80's to 90. a cold front will come through tomorrow night. especially thursday. bring clouds and cooler temperatures and better chance of thunderstorms non-severe. friday, saturday in the holiday weekend. looking better. here is the hourly forecast. it's beautiful. clear skies. temperatures drop to 80. overnight in the city. upper 60's to the suburbs. take a minute or two to talk about the crop call weather. there are -- tropical weather. there are two tracking. this is tropical depression number eight. still looks like it will turn into a tropical storm tomorrow. top winds at 35 miles per hour. whe

he is a micro investor.personal view, there is some comfort -- combination of micro and macro. there is some stake in biotechnology where you can withstand crazy macro cycles. i do think that the macro volatility prevents these one-time opportunities to really do interesting things, so we invested in airbnb in 2012 and that was a time when consumer net was out of fashion. it was a one-time opportunity where you can actually make investments based on the macro. emily: consumer internet seems to be out of fashion but you do not believe that is true and we will talk about that next. we will be right back. we are going to dive into your higher risk investing strategy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg west." our weekly tech investing roundtable. i want to start by talking about your investing philosophies because there is this idea, the black swan. investing he has been talking about where you invest in things that have extremely high risk of failure but also if they succeed, a high ris

let's get you into the micro climate forecast. you can see right now from our weather underground camera here, from walnut creek looking towards mount diablo, a lot of blue sky and we got up to 90 today. humidity at 31%. now notice down into the south bay for san jose, it was cooler over all there today with a hive 85 degrees and that's because we had a little bit after wind off the bay. right now a much more enjoyable 77 degrees. tomorrow's forecast will offer some very similar weather that we've had over the past two days for the north bay. this means 88 for your high. san francisco's 65. warm spot back into contracost and alameda county. and the south bay topping out at 84 degrees and sunny skies. as we push ahead towards the upcoming weekend, well see a change. two areas of hot high pressure will be building in hoping to warm up our conditions. of course i will be covering more of that coming up in about 25 minutes. take you to a change in rio with the olympics. they've had all kind of weather things happening off and on with

, micro.to say that when we freak out about things like this it detracts from real racism and bigotry. >> we agree on that one. >>> coming up, wake up america. what's it like to put your home in good hands? like having something fit you, just right, thank you randall. every stitch and seam of your home insurance, tailored to fit you and your budget. with unique features, like claim free rewards... ohh! customized home protection extra features all at an affordable price! i'm going to live in this. in means getting more from your home insurance with an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> thanks to our cashin' in crew for joining us. time to wake up, america. respect. it's what my parents taught me my whole life. you may not agree with someone, but respect them until they stop earning it. respect. it's what most politicians lack. i used to respect president obama. he disagree with his agenda but respected his accomplishments. successful scholar, u.s. senator in a very youn

you are looking at a micro burst here. a localized column of thunderstorm. wind speeds and micro bursts can reach up to 100 miles per hour. even higher. that's equivalent to a small tornado say the weather experts. >> reed: wow look at that dumping. >>> time for a check of your forecast. >> marie: let's check in with our weather expert here at 3:30. what do you think of those amazing pictures. >> chloe: those are dangerous. they could down a plane. it's actually -- it's beautiful that much wind could certainly cause problems. there have been planes in the past brought down by down bursts so you got to be careful when flying certainly. we're not seeing any of that kind of weather around here. at least for now. changes are in the forecast. but nothing too incredibly drastic. outside we've got another day full of sun. look at that. a few -- just a few clouds. you can literally count them right there. school is in session at pahrump valley high school. you can see throughout theay cloudy to mostly sun skies. people are starting to leave and enjoy their day. it's

perfect micro climate zone. not too hot, not too cool. just right, kids. more on the forecast in just a minute. i want to get to the top weather story. that involves the clayton fire in lake county. over the next 24 hours we'll see recovery for the firefighters in the morning hours as humidities increase and temperatures drop to the 70s. another hot day on the way, 92 opted at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. and eventually 97 degrees. more updates on that on the website. right now the highest fire danger across the east bay, walnut creek 92 degrees and a very dry 15% in the atmosphere. as we get you right now to the morning forecast, fall comes back to san francisco, 54 for the north bay. 55 and partly cloudy. peninsula, 56, thick fog at the immediate coastline. south bay at 59 degrees. we have hot high pressure situated out across the pacific and through california. but we have this small area of low pressure that's sneaking in. that's what's happening to keep the fog at the immediate coastline so robust. so, with the fog at the coastline and all of the hot weather i

a little micro climate, tough to predict. tough to handle, especially if you were outdoors when this happened. we wish we could make it perfect every time. if you got caught in it, i apologize. looking down south into the batteries, visibility in some cases. 77 degrees is the current number in central park. what happened is sort of temperatures and winds had the collision on long island and those two coming together over the islands spelled huge were able to ring 1 to 3 inches out of as far as rainfall went. i'll show you the numbers. thunder showers expected today with a cold front. this is one we can time. we can see the front on the map. we can look at it coming in. we have a good handle on it. something like the set up yesterday had a lot to do with wind and temperatures, and we don't have reporting stations in every single location. sometimes it's tough to see those coming. storms, 5:00 p.m. to midnight. you have most of the day, that's just okay. have to dodge the storms. breezy and cooler behind the next system coming

advanced micro devices are calling its new chip a breakthrough. we will hear from the ceos of both companies. vonnie: walmart stock rising after a faster than expected sales growth. we will dig into the secret to their success this quarter. there one hour away from close of trading in the u.s. let's head to julie hyman. julie: quite a comeback for oil and in a short time. we were just talking at the beginning of the month about how oil entered a bear market. not even three weeks later, it's already back. oil rising again today above $38 a barrel. has been helping speculation about some kind of action on production to stabilize crisis. a simple chart but i think it's amazing the magnitude of the moves oil has had. through earlier in the summer. a 23% drop through august 2. a multiple bear and bull cycle compressed into the past year for oil. we are not seeing much of a roller coaster in terms of magnitude. today from thee high to the low in the s&p 500 is the second narrowest we have seen all year. .e are looking at the range this just looks at the

get you into micro climb at weather right now. want to update you on the conditions at the clayton fire. we had hot 90s today and we will have more of the same tomorrow. we will wake up with 74. a little bit of relief for firefighters, but once we hit 1:00 we're in the 90s and 3:0098 degrees. humidity sinking into the single digits as well, so tough for firefighters for the next seven days. tomorrow mornings forecast offers fog in san francisco. areas of spotty dris will. in the south bay 58 to start. weather pattern is a little complicated right now. the jet stream that holds the cooler air most importantly is off to the north. so that is allowing, again, some of this hotter weather to move in here across california, but here is the thing. this trough of low pressure, a small little wave in the atmosphere, will help to keep fog near the coastline the next couple of days. so that is going to keep some of the bay area from getting too hot. as we get a look at micro climb at forecast you can see for the south bay tomorrow comfortabl

"we will generate our own micro- micro-earthquakes, if you will.""now while all the drilling and digging happens in the heat of the day, the actual seismic test won't happen until the middle of the night." "if we do that during the day, there's a lot of cultural activity, a lot of noise from all kinds of activity, and that will overwhelm these tiny, tiny little shots that we have." once they get nine hundred sensors set up on or near the surface of the valley, u-s-g-s will be doing tests and taking measurements for a week. the red and yellow stars show where those seismic sensors will be laid out in a cross shape through the valley. it should give them plenty of information about which areas might feel the next quake the hardest. if you're worried about tiny explosions underground in napa, don't worry - you won't feel it. even if you were standing right on top of one of those drill sites, the small explosions underground would barely feel like a tickle on your feet. a scary scene at l-a-x after reports of an active shooter at the airport. >> britten