the prime breeding ground for mosquito larva. further evidence in foods the discovery of the positive dead birds and indication that the virus is active and on the move. >> will start to see multiple birds die off, is suddenly becomes very easy to clarify the infected mosquitoes and once the miskitos are infected they're like little hypodermic needles. they represent a direct risk of human interaction with the virus. >> transmitted by mosquitoes by its it can cause mild to severe blow like symptoms in some cases it can be fatal. no human cases have been reported so far and none of the highly susceptible chickens strategically placed have tested positive either. it is expected to continue as needed through september. coming up, the persistent leak that has residence up in arms. that story after the break. >> that has lasted for quite awhile. >> i have been working by a pretty much every day for the last two months and it has been a consistent leak. >> i was walking across the street with my client and she almost slipped and fell i

that's on top of three batches of mosquitoes that tested positive. they were found in south san jose. this area has been hit hard by the housing crisis is no coincidence. >> west nile is prevalent in areas that are having rougher economic times. >> the county used aerial photos that are breeding grounds for mosquitoes. two dozen in all. the county says people have either lost their homes or can't maintain their pools. >> those mosquitoes can fly a mile away from that pool as they dispurse out looking for new hunting ground. these pools can affect people for miles and miles around. >> santa clara county control trucks will be fogging three square miles with a natural pesticide. it's necessary because pool upkeep is not cheap. >> they are losing their jobs. it takes income. people who are losing their homes, i see more and more pools might be dirty. >> and so the county says on the high end, one out of every 30 mosquitoes out here is infected with west nile. trees trucks will start rolling through and p done by morning. >> were there any complaints abo

that's where birds and mosquitos have tested positive fourth west nile virus. len ramirez explains what's being done about it starting next week. >> reporter: workers are walking door to door and delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> that's an unpleasant surprise. i have known it's around but that brings it awfully close to home. >> reporter: jim holt lives on agatha way one of two spots near highway 87 and capitol expressway where dead birds were discovered and later confirmed to be victims of the virus. mosquitos trapped by vector control officers in the area also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are that somewhere between one and 30 and one in 500 mosquitos are carrying the virus out there. >> reporter: that's enough to pose a significant health risk to humans. people bitten by infected mosquitos can catch the flu- like west nile five or more seriously encephalitis or meningitis. >> it's in the publi

birds and mosquitoes have tested positive for the west nile virus. ramirez on what happens now. >> reporter: workers are walking door-to-door. and delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and the that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> it is an unpleasant surprise. i have known it is around but that brings it awfully close to home. >> reporter: jim holt lives on agatha way where dead birds were confirmed to be victims of the virus. mosquitoes also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are somewhere between one in 30 and 1 in 500 mosquitoes are carrying the virus out there. >> reporter: that is enough to pose a significant health risk to humans. people bitten by infected mosquitoes can catch the flu-like west nile fever or encephalitis or meningitis. beginning next tuesday night at 11:00, vector control workers will be using these machines to treat neighborhoods with low doses of a natural pesticide called pywroteran. >>> the fogging should be

to modify the male mosquitoes so they don't produce sperm. researchers hope introducing these sterile males might shrink of number of malaria-carrying mosquitoes. most of them are children living in africa. >> a group of bay area students just came back from haiti said they were shocked by conditions in which refugees are living, still. the group of students went to the main camp in port-au-prince where 30,000 people are living 19 months after the quake them. saw kids sleeping on concrete, families living in tents and say poverty is rampant. >> you can see the masses of people living in tent cities. and who are homeless. and have little to no resources. you ask yourself where is the money going? >> and this group blames the haiti government for the conditions. and they say immediate efforts need to be made to ensure proper aid distribution. >> a food controversy erupted just as muslims celebrate ramadan. whole foods management had to rush to contain the fallout. and abc 7 has more. >> whole foods got caught in a controversy. the company hasn'

birds and mosquitos have tested positive for the west nile virus. len ramirez is in san jose with what happens now. len. >>> despite the relatively cool weather this summer, this does show that west nile virus is active here in santa clara county. that is why vector control will begin a spraying operation on these streets next week to try to prevent human cases. workers are walking door to door delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> that's an unpleasant surprise. i have known it's around, but that brings it close to home. >> reporter: jim lives on agatha way one of two spots near highway 87 and capitol expressway where dead birds were discovered to be victims of the virus. mosquitos trapped by the vector control officers in the area also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are that somewhere between one in 30 and one in 500 mosquitos is carrying the virus out there. >> reporter: that's enough to

where they're heading mosquitos that could be carrying that deadly west nile virus >> it is not to when pushed a specially equipped trucks will be spreading insect side over a five mile square area no positive a west and now more virus mosquitoes were found their risk of infection is high and more fogging is needed >> we did one fogging last weekend that was a success 80 percent were not down after the fogging and the come trolled for comparison areas in north and south there were more positive from mosquitos >> they said neglected or greens will mean couples could be blamed they turned up 63 prime polls that are breeding grounds for the mosquitoes and also they found a dead birds that says the virus is on the move and active >> it suddenly becomes maand don important to check the mosquitoes west now virus is tested min birds with. none of e chickens in the sixth remic have been tested positive yet. >> live look outside at james lick freeway we will do weather and traffic right after this mñwñ the latest reading for all this said confidence was down 15% the ojai item limit and the rolle

that's on top of two batches of trapped mosquitoes that tested positive. they were all discovered within a few blocks of each other in south san jose. the fact that this area has been hit hard by the housing crisis is no coincidence. >> west nile is more pref lant in areas that are having rougher economic times. >> the county now uses earl uses aerial planes. two dozen in all. county says people have either lost their homes or can't afford to maintain their pools in the slow economy. >> those mosquitoes can fly a mile away from that pool as they dispurse out looking for new hunting ground. these pools can affect from miles and miles around. >> santa clara county control trucks will be fogging three square miles with a natural pesticide. the neighbor says it is necessary because pool upcheap is not cheap. >> it takes money to take care of a pool. i have one. so people are losing their homes and can't take care of it, then i can see why pools around here might be dirty. >> the county says one out of every 30 mosquitoes out here is infected with west nile. so

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. >>> they say amos key the in -- a mosquito was collected and tested positive for west nile virus. they are asked to get rid of standing water where mott -- mosquitoes can breed. >> they are stepping up to help struggling parks. due to state budget cuts this is one of 70 parks scheduled to be shut down. now a local oyster company has cooked up a plan and they want to put more picnic tables and assume responsibility for maintaining the area. >> we would put some picnic tables and chairs back there. we would clean the toilets, put a bigger trash can in. >> the park foundation said they are getting renewed interest and some are worried it will make it too commercialized. they are worried it will actually damage the parks. >>> a bit chilly right around the bay and also here in san francisco with quite a bit of overcast and san francisco is still not out of the 50s and right now a current temperature of 57 degrees has expanded over the bay area over the past 12 -- six to 12 hours over the bay. you can see it closer to berkeley and also closer to the oakland area as well. forecast for to

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birds and mosquitoes have tested positive for the west nile virus. glenn ramirez on what happens now. >> reporter: workers are walking door to door, and delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> it is an unpleasant surprise. i have known it is around but that brings it awfully close to home. >> reporter: jim holt lives on agatha way. dead birds were confirmed to be victims of the virus there. mascot toes also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are that somewhere between one in 30 and one in 500 mosquitoes are carrying the virus out there. >> that is enough to pose a significant health risk to humans. people can catch the flu-like west nile fever vector control workers will be using these machines to treat low doses of a natural pesticide. >> the way it works is a microscopic droplet. it gets enough to knock it down. >> the fogging will be one night only and should be finished by morning. >> residen

--los mosquitos adultos recolectados en esa area, al ser examinados, dieron positivos con este virus.asma cu ariel rodriguez tiene el pronostico del tiempo....... roll open roll open take pkg muchas gracias cesar a traves de toda nuestra region estamos experimentando en el patron, vientos del norte que ha mantenido la neblina y la nubosidad un poco mas hacia el sector costero por eso las temperaturas aumentaron en el transcurso de las horas de la tarde, con toda la nubosidad tambien moviendose en la costa hacia el sector sur. alta presion sigue en control de todo el suroeste del pais, sin embargo nosotros estaremos controlados por una vaguada de sistema de baja presion que va a llegar desde el pacifico, vea las temperaturas, 77 san jose, a traves del sector sur los angeles san diego en el rango de los 60-70 grados, tenemos aire muy seco en estos momentos pero viene del sector maritimo asi que estara ayudando a traer sobre nuestra zona todavia algo de neblina en el transcurso de los proximos dos dias mientras la vaguada pasa al norte de nosotros... despues, las cosas van a estar cambia

mosquitoes, that's just gross. >> neither. >> you heard of chocolate covered ants, right? i've never seen them, but i've heard of them. >> yeah, i don't want to see them. time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. in the nation's capital the new martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall opens to the public. the official dedication ceremony won't take place until this coming weekend on the anniversary of king's 1963 "i have a dream" speech. >>> vice president joe biden arrives in tokyo on the final leg of his nearly week-long asian tour. he'll speak with japan's prime minister before heading to the m tsunami-hit city of sendai to meet with those who helped with the relief effort there. >>> and happy birthday to "saturday night live's" kristen wiig who turns 38. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the latest developments on those stories and others as they break on nbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." finally here's a look at

santa clara county is going to be out to kill mosquitos in south san jose. birds and mosquitos that carry west nile virus have been found in the area just north of highway 85 west of monterey road. neighbors were notified last week the fog will go begin at 11 p.m., should be finished by the morning. >>> the sign says centreville but a lot of people call this neighborhood little kabul. just ahead, what is behind the new effort to reclaim centreville. >>> a new grocery store for a community in need. why some neighbors are grumbling about the business, though. >>> and an explosive emergency outside of sacramento. a railcar burst into flames forcing the evacuation of several city blocks. ,, ,,,,,, r county town o >>> fire on a train tanker car carrying propane fuel led to evacuations in the placer county town of lincoln. fears of a big explosion triggered evacuation for about half mile. and that included a high school. a section of highway 65 also closed. the fire was caused by a leak on top of the tanker car. >>> and a 200-acre grassfire near livermore is being

but first, heartworm is a parasite that's transmitted by the most basic form a mosquito bite. >> you need a mosquito, dog and heartworm. >> reporter: a vet at u.c.- davis says the worms enter the dog's bloodstream from the mosquito bite and settle in their heart and just like west nile virus can affect humans differently, each dog is affected in different ways. >> there is a grading scale where we can have dogs with no sign of being infected with a heartworm. would you have absolutely no idea that they were sick -- you would have absolutely no idea that they were sick until a test was done and double- checked to show they are heartworm-positive. on the opener end of the spectrum dogs can die from it. >> reporter: as we said, roxy has begun the treatment to cure her of heartworm which involves deep injections of medicine at the base of the spine. here's the problem for dogs diagnosed with heartworm. about two weeks ago, the supplier of the only drug approved by the fda to treat heartworm told vets it was temporarily not making it. it can't get the active ingredient. and it could be se

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. >>> the first mosquito was trapped in oakly. it is normal for the virus to be more prevelent in this time of year. so far this year, california has recorded 12 human cases of west nile virus and 609 mosquitoes have tested positive for the virus. whether you like the weather cool or warm, we will tell you where to go. >> this weekend, if you want it cool go west and warm go east. hot go south. not around here. it's not going to be hot this weekend. we go to life storm tracker 2. the one thing i want to point out here is the map. reds represent warm or highs but the big strong on shore flow today look what it did to sacramento. you see the on shore push. all the air has cooled off the central valley. we have been cooled off by as much as 10 degrees in the inland locations. those are current temperatures and telling you what, we are not leading with a fire story in august and that is not normally the story. as we head to august now, with this cool weather pattern we are getting a heck of a nice break from fires. you know it's fire

. >>> the bay area community being fogged today for mosquitoes. >>> we'll show you the intelligence some b.a.r.t. board members plan to share with the public tomorrow. ññ >>> up until now it has been san francisco's problem but the series of protests against b.a.r.t. may now be spreading to the east bay. ktvu's patti lee is live now in oakland where they're holding a meeting to speak about the decision to cut off cell phone service. >> reporter: yesterday's arrests did nothing to help that situation. in fact, those arrests may supersize the scope of future protesters. organizers are already talking about expanding protests to the east bay. >> anonymous needs a few people to go to 344 20th street. >> reporter: that's where b.a.r.t. special meeting will be held tomorrow to address the decision to shut off cell phone service. the public is invited to make comments. >> let's apologize and move forward. >> reporter: board member lynette twin says the board meeting will be just a chance to vent. >> what we need to do is to figure out if they will enact a policy to shut down cell service. >> re

. >>> the bay area community being fogged today for mosquitoes. >>> we'll show you the intelligence some.r.t. board members plan to share with the public tomorrow. information they say prompted the decision to shut off cell phone service. >>> and residents from the east coast open up and tell us what they felt when the quake hit. >>> up until now it has been san francisco's problem but the series of protests against b.a.r.t. may now be spreading to the east bay. ktvu's patti lee is live now in oakland where they're holding a meeting to speak about the decision to cut off cell phone service. >> reporter: yesterday's arrests did nothing to help that situation. in fact, those arrests may supersize the scope of future protesters. organizers are already talking about expanding protests to the east bay. >> anonymous needs a few people to go to 344 20th street. >> reporter: that's where b.a.r.t. special meeting will be held tomorrow to address the decision to shut off cell phone service. the public is invited to make comments. >> let's apologize and move forward. >> reporter: board member lynet

vector control found birds and mosquitos that carry west nile virus in the area. neighbors were notified that the fogging will be starting at 11 p.m. and finish by the morning. >> there is a little fog today but it was only at the golden gate bridge. >> did you say fog? did somebody say fog? i don't have any fog right here. it's our live cbs 5 weather camera from dublin looking towards mount diablo. san francisco average high temperature is 69 degrees. but today, 75. now, head to ocean beach where we are fogged in. low clouds and fog, you can see this is the seashore where the waves are trying to push onshore. current air temperature in the 50s. currently 65. 97 livermore. san jose 93. what goes up comes down and the area of low pressure will enhance the marine layer so temperatures coming down by 17 degrees tomorrow. it will be 17 degrees cooler in santa rosa at 76 degrees. 86 in livermore instead of 97. warm today in gilroy at 99 and substantially cooler, as well. blame it on this the enhanced marine layer that becomes widespread from the north bay all the way i

west nile virus is potentially a deadly disease that mosquitoes can carry. symptoms include fever, diarrhea, body pains and vomiting. to reduce the risk, health officials are urging people to usend second repellent and get rid of standing water where mosquitoes can breed. >>> coming up more on our breaking news story, the verdict in for the two uc berkeley grads held in iran. we'll have live reaction from the campus. and a disturbing find in san francisco, signs of animal sacrifice uncovered inside a quiet park. and aggressive and distracting, the bird problem at at&t park is getting out of control. what officials are planning to do about it and how much it could cost. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> two uc berkeley graduates held in iran on spying charges learn their sentences. good morning. welcome back to mornings

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a battle against mosquitos in a south san jose neighborhood. santa clara county workers recently found another dead crow infected with the west nile virus. the total is now up to three on top of the two batches of trapped mosquitos that also tested positive. so trucks were out overnight to follow three square miles with a natural pesticide. >>> 5:13 your time. real budget mess in one bay area city. why dog droppings could be piling up in the parks there. >> and a massive tanker fire still burning near sacramento. thousands of people evacuated, we are going to have live report on the challenge for crews who are just trying to put it out. >>> and if you are heading out of sfo today, you are cleared for take-off by this afternoon. going to be another gorgeous day. we'll make it to a high of 74 today, mostly sunny skies around the bay. much hotter in houston today to a high of 101. also slight chance of thunderstorms there. about a 20% chance. so much different weather than what we are seeing here in the bay area. continuing to the east landing in

a mosquito found in oakley tested positive for west nile virus. residents are urged to take precautions. that means removing standing water around the house, being wary of stagnant swimming pools and wearing insect repellent. the mosquito sample was collected near west cypress road and o'hara avenue in oakley. it's the first sample to test positive for the virus this year in contra costa county. >>> you'll want to slow down through school zones? san francisco. the city is lowering speed limits around schools to 15 m e miles for hour. the new limits will affect 200 public and private schools around the city as part of the city's effort to reduce pedestrian injuries. the mayor's office says the project which costs more than $300,000 will be paid for by local sales taxes and san francisco muni operating funds. >>> one local artist is making downtown hayward a bit prettier. wow. a lot prettier. it's like hollywood. andrew kong knight is about to unveil two three-story murals in his hometown right downtown next to the century movie theater. >> my goal

. >>> santa clara county vector control will be pesticide fogging for mosquitos tonight in south san jose. dead birds that were confirmed to have died of west nile virus were recently found in the area north of highway 85 there. people in the affected area were notified last week that the fogging, set to begin 11:00. work should be done sometime tomorrow morning. >>> san francisco is earning a new distinction as the nation's fifth most promiscuous city. this is video of the city's mascots for sexual health awareness. the dating website okaycupid said they based the rankings on the number of people seeking casual sex in their online profiles. portland and seattle took the top spots. with pittsburgh and miami each edging out san francisco. >> new york not happy they they didn't make the top 10. >>> a few clicks of your day could make a big difference for a nonprofit. >> how to reason the feel good benefits of volunteering without leaving your desk. >> we started out with dense fog this morning. now we're soaking up the sunshine and the heat is on around the bay area. just how long? we'

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to eradicate mosquitoes, possibly infected with west nile virus. the virus can cause mild to severe flu-like symptoms and can be fatal in some cases. so here's the exact information -- fogging will take place in the 95136 zip code. that's the 95136 zip code. and also the surrounding areas. if you live in the area, bring your pets and plants inside. >>> still to come at 5:00, the mystery into what caused pop singer amy winehouse's dea. siwhat her family is saying tonight. h >>> toxicology results show there were no illegal drugs in amy winehouse's system when she died last month. alcohol was presents, but it couldn't be determined if it played any part in the british singer's death. the exact cause is still unknown. winehouse had a history of drug and alcohol abuse, and many believe drugs played a part in her death. her father announced plans to launch a foundation in amy's name to help young people battling addiction. the 27-year-old was found dead in her apartment in london last month. >>> can you keep up? here it comes -- the iphone 5. and now th

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solo's mosquito sea don't need to go and. read this in the kennel was her job as a retreat. a schoolgirl out of for israelis nationwide to join the country's biggest social protest summoned sort of say the demonstrations a need benefiting the privileged. chance rhetoric between police and politicians in the u.k. as david cameron slams officers for their poor handling of street violence instead to the u.s. for advice. and contaminated legacy native americans in an area that witnessed a uranium mining boom say the u.s. government exploited that land and left them on the edge of extinction. well those are our top stories this hour but now on our team we go live to tell wrong for an exclusive interview with mark what i'm going to shut president of the islamic republic of iran who will be talking to. kevin. president not going to thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy show jewel to be on r.t. international tonight for the next half hour or so to answer a number of questions that i like to put to you and get your latest thoughts on domestic issues and international

i mean, forget just being outside, if you're going to be out there too long the mosquitoes are going to tear you up anyway. >> me, too. >> if i can get a room and have all the things that those things have and have a little sky light where i can look up and look out, that works fine. >> i'm going to stay inside, i think. >> at least you and i are on the same page. ashley morrison in new york, thank you so much. >>> homeland security department will propose knew rules to make it harder to build powerful fertilizer bombs. that's the kind of bomb used in oklahoma city more than 15 years ago. the new proposal will require registration by those who purchase, sell or transfer at least 25 pounds of ammonium nitrate fertilizer. that chemical also was used in last month's bombing in oslo, norway. >>> a quick break on this tuesday. when we come back your weather forecast. and in sports, at fenway park, was it a single or a home run? the umps take a closer look. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ [ dramatic soundtrack plays ] whoa! man: what is that? i don't know, but it burns! it's li

and to protect very civilians who are being massacred by the seventies the government such as the mosquito indians this has a long long history those who now embrace this there are some on the left who have been braced as something entirely new that obama has brought us a new kind of warfare to help people are really sort of political amnesiacs. ok well now with that in libya for now really looking at the situation they have the n.t. see any risk representatives of the opposition what will happen when libya faces of election if indeed it faces one. well who knows when that will come and who is the n t c and this is a self appointed body spent elected by no one it includes people who were in that office government as recently as february it includes various people who work with western intelligence agencies and includes those lumps i mean and it does not appear that the n.p.c. n.p.c. has control they have yet to set foot in in tripoli and the man who call yourself the military commander of tripoli is a former al-qaeda operative the hotch. potch is a man who worked with the mujahideen when t

. >>> the estimates are that somewhere between one and 30 and one in 500 mosquitos are carrying the virusere. >> the threat is back. west nile virus in the bay area. what's being done about it starting next week. >>> it seems he knew exactly what he was doing. what a suspected drunk driver was seen doing moments after a 4-year-old was hit and killed. >>> and oakland can sure use some help. tonight how the state is stepping in to fight crime. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for dana tonight. >> i'm

grand imperial truly the tallest was the tallest coromandel you can oh well it's a little close mosquito its ability to go clear from the sun the colonel was her job as a school retreat. where the police if the police made it to take all the tickets are this week the british street riots see a backlash at least so you know they handle the chaos of the government's hands to america while the locals take all control insult. the full support of the united states as its credit ratings come from the past time of the century sending global market risk it also. has for the conservatives the abilities of nuclear weapons and could they win in iraq and afghanistan could be nuclear weapons help the israelis to gain victory in lebanon because of the fears nuclear weapons will be the former soviet union from collapse proper not media businesses around make a reputation say tommy silly and never sold anything exclusive big soon iran's president. and sell the stuff here it's three years this week so it's all just deadly minutes here fred said is it for the public to make them still be building after th

the grand imperial truly the taj was the coolest coromandel you can oh well it's a little close mosquito civility to go. round as the colonel was a child as a retreat. global markets favor u.s. stocks for the first trading session after america's credit downgrade. it's no fun to be an investor anymore i mean investor faces not be red like the markets that down everywhere a volatile day of trading elsewhere as well thanks to the spreading european debt crisis. also anneke in the u.k. another round of rioting in london tonight after a weekend which so angry use of looters respond violently to a fatal police shooting. and war stories three years after georgia's attack on south of setia we talk to those who bear the scars of the conflict while they're still trying to rebuild and i. welcome this is r.t. it's eleven pm monday evening here in moscow my name is kevin now and first president barack obama has defended the american economy claiming the u.s. is still a aaa country but markets there don't seem to be in full agreement though they followed the rest of the global economy following frida

people are having to flee their farms or road and i've watched people die and gave you were as mosquitoes spread and i've seen the effects in severe weather and drought and flooding and things put some right for me at the beginning it was that sense of loss as much as anything else that drove me started me down this path at the beginning of it was it with a couple of russ's five stages perhaps and if so and of course you know. talk about naive i mean my theory of political change then you'll recall i was twenty seven or twenty eight when i was writing this my theory of political change basically boiled down to i will write a book. everyone will read it and then they'll change right you know i mean i did write the book and you know in comparison to terms everybody read it it came out in twenty four languages it was a bestseller all over the place but it turns out that as i've sort of learned slowly painfully that's not quite how political change exactly happens. you you have also written about. you've you've written about human impact your book about one you've written you wrote a book abo

they were -- stowe was using minstrel techniques to s the law of th autopsy her weapoe a mosquito bite compared to the real chippings we use to get but when we think of that we realize how horrible all of that is. she doesn't know where she came from. she doesn't know her parents are. she doesn't even feel it anymore. stowe is using these minstrel techniques to subvert them into communicating a very serious message. >> as i was going through your book i started making a list of all the things that came up as the impact of "uncle tom's cabin". i have three pages. >> only three? >> i was noting as i went through things like the first american novel translated to chinese that they needed modern technology of the day for it to become the biggest bestseller of the nineteenth century. transportation, distribution and machinery systems that it initiated a new era of cheap literature. the plays when stowe landed in britain in liverpool in 1853 to visit britain for server ten versions of "uncle tom's cabin" on stage in london on the day she landed. imagine that. it is a fascinating summary. i d

. >>> health officials say they expected to see west nile virus in mosquitoes this summer. >>> the cdcis getting ready for flu season, officials say they are confident that there will be enough vaccines this year. they are encouraging anyone older than six months to get the shot and this year people 65 and older could choose to get a high doze form of the vaccine. the shots are available next month with the season running from october to may. >>> bill clinton is now a vegan, that means month animal products at all. that means no more burgers that he loved years ago. clinton said that two close calls with heart trouble helped him to change his diet. at thanksgiving he will have a bite of turkey. >>> a fundraising walk and run will be held in oakland tomorrow. the friends of faith charity is named in honor of our former colleague, that died of breast cancer in 2003. they -- the group provides granteds to under insured or low insured cancer patients. >>> we have got fog rolling in over the bay area right now. today was cooler by a good 10 decrees in land and tomorrow a degree or two coole

. >>> health officials say they expected to see west nile virus in mosquitoes this summer. >>> the cdctting ready for flu season, officials say they are confident that there will be enough vaccines this year. they are encouraging anyone older than six months to get the shot and this year people 65 and older could choose to get a high doze form of the vaccine. the shots are available next month with the season running from october to may. >>> bill clinton is now a vegan, that means month animal products at all. that means no more burgers that he loved years ago. clinton said that two close calls with heart trouble helped him to change his diet. at thanksgiving he will have a bite of turkey. >>> a fundraising walk and run will be held in oakland tomorrow. the friends of faith charity is named in honor of our former colleague, that died of breast cancer in 2003. they -- the group provides granteds to under insured or low insured cancer patients. >>> we have got fog rolling in over the bay area right now. today was cooler by a good 10 decrees in land and tomorrow a degree or two cooler. no

the move comes after several mosquitoes collected in the area tested positive for the west nile. >>> city worker installed a 15 miles per hour sign outside the elementary school this morning. the mayor and others looked on. lee said come january all 200 of the city's public and private schools will have signs lowering the speed limit when children are present. >>> and the winds are kicking up out there, the fog pushes into your neighborhood, it will be there tomorrow, almost all of us will have cloud cover, down to evergreen, we go to the tracker two, winds at the bridge, south tower, 25 miles per hour gusts, coming due west. that is what we have there. a strong wind is blowing out the cooling. 10 degrees of cooling tomorrow. a cooling trend starts right now. today's highs, like yesterday's. maybe a little cooler in some places, last couple of days warmer, low 90s, forget it. it is done. the low 90s become low 80s tomorrow. with all the fog, low clouds, marine air and wind, that is how it goes, a cooling trend tomorrow, friday's saturday. and sunday it warms up a bit. it wouldn't be

the move comes after several mosquitoes collected in the area tested positive for the west nile. >>> city worker installed a 15 miles per hour sign outside the elementary school this morning. the mayor and others looked on. lee said come january all 200 of the city's public and private schools will have signs lowering the speed limit when children are present. >>> and the winds are kicking up out there, the fog pushes into your neighborhood, it will be there tomorrow, almost all of us will have cloud cover, down to evergreen, we go to the tracker two, winds at the bridge, south tower, 25 miles per hour gusts, coming due west. that is what we have there. a strong wind is blowing out the cooling. 10 degrees of cooling tomorrow. a cooling trend starts right now. today's highs, like yesterday's. maybe a little cooler in some places, last couple of days warmer, low 90s, forget it. it is done. the low 90s become low 80s tomorrow. with all the fog, low clouds, marine air and wind, that is how it goes, a cooling trend tomorrow, friday's saturday. and sunday it warms up a bit. it wouldn't be

. >>> santa clara county controls to spray tonight for mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus. the fogging is set to begin at 11:00 in the area between hillsdale avenue and pine avenue in san jose. it will also include the area between santa teresa boulevard and state route 85. vector control says the insectside is safe for people and pets. >>> time now 5:17. something just happened in walnut creek. what happened? reporter: it's a new crash, southbound 680 and walnut creek at the olympic off ramp. this is involving a big rig and a car. they're off to the side now, but the fire department is on the scene, along with the chp officers, so southbound 680 may be a little bit slow approaching the 24 interchange, right there at olympic boulevard. just watch for some flashing lights and give them a little bit of caution as you drive by. let's move along and take a look at interstate 880. that traffic looks good in both directions here in front of the oakland coliseum. and this morning if you're driving across any of the bridges, including the san mateo bridge, the traffic does move wel

what if french aristocrat move to louisiana to live in the brutal sun with mosquitos and 105 degree heat and yellow fever? it was extremely profitable. this was the wild west. if you were a french planter you go to louisiana the best place for sugar. it costs $800 to buy a slave in louisiana and a slave produces $2,000 worth of sugar per year. that is a 30% r o i. a slave brought to the wheezy and had an average life span of seven years. you can do the math quick. you doubled your money by buying a slave and working him to death in seven years. that is the brutal economics of slavery in new orleans. and brittle profit math that we are all aware of. another planned for wrote in his diary. the how can we make any money off of sugar when we'll work our slaves 16 hours a day? the answer was to concern men and animals. there is no need for reproduction when you combine new slaves and work them to death and double your money. that drives the society and that is the reason all these men moved into new orleans to make their fortunes. they do it by growing sugar and the work, sugar plantation is