the one on the right is a picture of mother nature. you can see a little peak at the bottom. these are all radio active materials, and this is what matter nature looked like. before the source was removed, we used our falcon 5000, and you can see that peak on the left. it goes straight up. that's raidium 226. the detector sees that fingerprint and plots it on the spectrum. so the spectrum on the right is after we removed the source, and that's back to mother nature. the low energy peak, so after we had completed parcel a-1 survey, late october, early november, my staff went back to the office and started combing overall the data. and one of the staff members discovered a plot, one of those spectrums where something looked a little funny. we weren't sure what it was, so we labelled it a low energy peak. the data around that peak, that spot, was -- the radiation reading was about .008 and the background, .007, so we were lucky to find that spot. that reading was about ten times lower before we found the deck marker. so once we discovered this energy peak, staff went out to that

the one on the top, mother nature, the one on the left has that little peak. it's right around the 60 ele electron volt. that's what we were trying to replicate. we did return to the low energy peak location between may 28 and may 30. we actually had six people and go back out -- you think, well, this is only one little spot. well, we wanted to do more than that. this is a visual -- you can see the blue area on the visual. that's how much we went back and rescanned to try to replicate the unusual anomaly. let me see if i can go back. so, the conclusions from a-1, what is it that we reviewed and what the results were. the site history, as you know, the hilltop, was redeveloped. it had changed from its previous conditions. lots of soil was excavated. new infrastructure, streets, sidewalks, now landscaping was involved, so the top of the hill was kind of cutoff. we also know that some of that soil or a lot of that soil was push today the boundary and -- pushed to the boundary and created the steep slopes. we did survey the slopes and some of which were inaccessib

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will it is mother nature but with a lot of help from a mother in indiana i noticed there's foam on top what is this foam foam is mostly c o 2 mixing with their feed that just comes to the top and it will actually disappear so it's part of the process is part of the process. yeah so yes i did get there. this is what you see in the supermarket when you get assurance that place that they can be frozen with ahead of time they're very translucent and one of the characteristics we actually let our minds see the lion's head is men's out when they're happy. and they're in. the shark they're fast if you can see here this is their only protect these man right now face. a very angry if there's a little horn yeah anything unless that means that that's where it started out. you can see it start being. a month later they're promoted to the production team with a turn in to dinner. if you have to keep going you would have to. guess. are you saying on the bed. brown so about $500.00 pounds directly to walk ins each month at $18.00 thank you very maggot i think they. will sold their know how to

. >>> and man versus mother nature. the close call for kayakers when a huge piece of ice collapsed. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy friday night. tom llamas in for david. several developing stories as we come on. we begin with the amazing escape from a burning plane for dale earnhardt jr. and his family. the baby girl taken out, among the first to be rescued. firefighters rushing to put out the flames. a blackened shell, all that is left of the plane. and investigators with the first details from inside the crash. steve osunsami is on the scene in tennessee. >> reporter: new cell phone video tonight shows the moment when they were all safe, just after the plane came to a stop and the fire starts. the broken jetway opens. they pull the baby out first, and everyone gets out alive. federal investigators tonight believe that the private jet carrying nascar legend dale earnhardt jr. and his family bounced at least twice during landing, before sliding off the runway and blowing up into this ball

>>temperature cranking up again today mother nature has turned the a little bit even further so can run a year brats get your exercise and you now. >>all exact i followed smile, i can even say it's cool because we're like off to a mile start but it's not the day that you want to be jogging and biking and not going to like 90's and that too much during the afternoon now. yeah. >>like you were saying earlier just crank up that ac get insight. i was talking about how is it 03:00pm yesterday sunday bedtime you can do that again this but they're out of the job even though you're at here's a look outside the fog that's hanging out at the golden gate bridge conditions out there definitely low on the visibility side of things we are seeing so much fog streaming through the golden gate on right into the bay this morning that yeah visibility is having an impact just take a little bit slower if you do encounter these low visibility areas where you are seeing the fog dense where you don't see it but you're not saying that any of it at all it's definitely just a little area of it streaming right int

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like mother nature knows we want some cool weather may be a little bit looking outside of mount diablo this was your view last night look how clear the skies remained out in the east bay even after past sunset now that was not the case for areas little bit further to the coats to some fog streamed inland resulting in a nice cool down. and some risk conditions will be even before the sun went down for areas up and down the peninsula you can actually see where some that fog is very dense right now right along the coastline, 50's and 60's is where we're sitting right now as far as temperatures are concerned you've got oakland at 62 conquered at 62 berkeley, san francisco valais how in napa all sharing the upper 50's at this time. fog is the densest as you would expect it right up and down that coast line streaming out into the east bay and resulting in some visibility issues for those of you that are of those a hilly areas you can see oakland hayward and san francisco are among areas that are going to have visibility at into the latter part of the morning, falling below a mile so this fog

from the prime minister himself what better than the last green jungles of india in the midst of mother nature to throw light on environmental conservation and climate change and all these are parents of the episode has prompted a number of names such as this one from this user referencing the annual monsoon flooding in mumbai the epic adventure of a lifetime others thought morsi was spending way too much time talking about his own life quote i was far eyesore t.v. this is the 1st vacation of had me teen years all while bag grills waits patiently to eat a grasshopper. and the guy that moldy spoke almost exclusively in hindi also came in for comment more the is a magician he speaks hindi and big grills understands everything for more let's go across to didn't look at despondent nimish address while standing by in delhi you shop good to see you know. a lot of reactions that are appearing on social media for those who haven't watched the episode what were the main highlights. well british the main highlights of the episode basically involve taking more the a wildlife sanctuary but also stopping s

s our forests is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody is listening we need to shout as a last for the deforestation of our land we are crying for help. they have data from the brazilian government's own i n p institute shows deforestation accelerating sharply the agency says some 2250 square kilometers were cleared last month an increase of 278 percent from a year ago. the president has repeatedly clashed with green campaign is over de forest station and opening up the amazon for development and he has this novel suggestion. it's enough to eat a little less you talk about environmental pollution it's enough to poop every other day that will be better for the whole world. that's unlikely to convince these indigenous women they say the need for action to protect their forests is becoming ever more and. this week the u.n. issued a dire report on the need to change land use to avert a climate catastrophe it warned of the dangers of unsustainable farming and ramp it before station those are problems that have had devastating effects in indonesia where vast stretches of tr

laird's money that is the one that is women women women as the way our forest is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody is listening we need to shout as well as for the deforestation of our land we are crying for help that may have developed as they have data from the brazilian government's own i n p institute shows deforestation excel orating sharply the agency says some 2250 square kilometers were cleared last month an increase of 278 percent from a year ago. it would be news live from berlin up next.

our fire is disappearing mother nature is asking for help and nobody's listening we need a shout s.o.s. for the defiant station of our land we need help we need to have visibility do you understand we're crying for how did i stop it in football. so philippe paolo here on twitter says brazil under the helm of all scenario has prioritise industry interests by mining and farming on indigenous lands and weakening environmental restrictions the development of the amazon poses a threat to the plethora of indigenous communities that live there talk to us about the specific incidences that have been happening with some of these communities. my 1st thing is i'm going to strike today defending education at the same time that i'm on strike defending dimas and we are all in striking. as university in brazil. this is not a result voting a new if i remember licensing deal that she just wasn't to make it any easier for big money companies invading these are serious or this is not business this is another thing this is pure what you want to open in the amazon is not new business because we were doing

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did mother nature have nothing to do with this? it's really our fault?hi, laura, first of all, what can i tell you? it is a silly comment to say something like that. obviously, most taken away from the environmental issues that the entire world faces but definitely claiming that the united states is at fault for all that our country faces. that is simply ludicrous. we have two take into account our own responsibilities as country and our people. and so i think such comments really don't add anything to the political debate in the united states. >> laura: also, take a listen to what also beto o'rourke claims the u.s. is responsible for in your country and the entire northern triangle, watch. >> people, honduras and guatemala, el salvador reduce violence in their home communities, violence which we are somewhat to blame for. the civil wars we are involved in, the drug trade we facilitated the war on drugs that militarized and hold out civic institutions in their home countries. >> laura: so mr. secretary, is the u.s. responsible for violence in your countr

, tracy sellers, and today we're not far from the central coast, enjoying a little bit of what mother naturethis time of year. and not far from here, we found a farm that is proving big things really do come in small packages. [music] >> tracy: at the famous far western tavern in orcutt, they're known for

and delays just outside the city, a jolt for golfer phil mickelson, forced out of his hotel by mother nature, narrowly missing his tee time at the bmw championship he tweeted, "my hotel was struck by lightning i was on top floor we were evacuated and the place is on fire." and more wild weather in pittsburgh >> we heard a sonic boom the walls shook all the way from over here about a block and a half down. >> reporter: trees and power lines knocked down, leaving thousands in the dark and a big mess to clean up meantime, the northeast is bracing for another round of heat d.c., philly and boston all forecast to hit the 90s this week, but the humidity will be oppressive, with feels-like temperatures even higher lightning, thunder and heavy rain has moved into manhattan, and much of new york and new jersey will be under a flash flood warning tonight. more pop-up showers are under way. jose >> kathy park, thank you very much >>> a terror attack at a wedding in afghanistan has killed at least 60 people. the violence renews concerns about the trump administration's plan to remove troops from the reg

that's a request, mother nature, she says yes. good news. it's really going to be nice outside for the next couple of days. temperatures very close to average, concord was the warm spot today at 90. san jose and santa rosa and fremont low 80s, several cisco warmer today at 68. 50s overnight tonight, oakland 57, napa 54. pollen count, pretty moderate, but for this time of year, it's higher than we have seen. anywhere from 4 to 6 on a 1 to 12 scale, so the allergens remain. and we are not going to see any rain for the foreseeable future, we typically go july and august 04. the stems for las vegas and utah, and colorado and arizona all because of that ridge of high pressure that picked us over the weekend. now it's father away. so the marine layer can expand, you can get thicker and push inland, keeping temperatures down, and the storm will roll into the northwest, enhancing that love from the ocean. translation, it stays really nice outside. clouds in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon, the exception will be ocean beach, golden gate park.

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meatless mondays for your family or switch at a burger for fish, the small tweaks can help you and mother natureor today's health minute. i'm meredith wood. >>plastic contamination is a real problem all around the world and now scientists say it's even raining plastic yet us officials and the usgs recently look at rainfall in parts of colorado, they examine rain samples and found plastic in 90% of them. they say that the plastic was mostly in fiber form and in many different colors but predominantly blue. it's -ot clear exactly where the plastic comes from or what the health effects of living with all this plastic will be. by taking a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero not much wind out there know and the numbers are just in lawrence karnow is going to tell us how hot it was around the bay something else records falling around the bay area to a look at these numbers around the outside again santa rosa another record breaking day a 9 record of redwood city, san francisco airport 94. that's the second day in a row they've hit 90 for both record san jose. >>99. a record thei

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.>>> mother nature is taking care of hot weather with the ocean breeze, you might want to run the air, but if you're watching from a inland community, but we are cooler, concorde is 75, livermore in the 60s, san francisco in the 50s, santa rosa 60, the breeze coming from the ocean, oakland 59, concorde 51, san jose 59. a big slide downward, 104 on wednesday, 101 today. tomorrow down to 86, 81 degrees coming up on sunday. >>> better air quality, monday through friday, we won't have a warning, the stiff ocean breeze, it is coming back because it is such a small change from a big picture, it means everything, the ocean temperature is 58, the air is chilly, but we have had no push from the ocean and the bay area, so we got hot, sliding to the east, low pressure from canada to the south, that tiny change is enough to bring back the ocean breeze, it means about 20-25 degrees of cooling. >>> along the coastline, not much cloud cover, watch the change on sunday, they push inland, drizzle of the coast, wins 15-20 miles per hour, next week, this is the pattern that we all want, we had hot, we w

this is exactly what mother nature is doing. it will be 5 to 8 degrees warmer tomorrow.s we get towards the weekend, a weak area of high pressure wolf form over the northern california coastline. this will give us a northeast wind in a few spots. this will keep us warmer than average everywhere throughout the bay area. once we get warmer, we are going to stay warmer for at least 5 to 7 days. so clouds tonight, not as widespread as it was today. it will be warmer for most of the bay area. pretty close to average temperature wise. yes, we are above average tomorrow. seven for cisco, 72. concord, 91. santa clara, n mate80. half moon bay, 70 degrees. san ramon, safest city in california, 85 degrees. pittsburgh, 89. fairfield, 92. pull ahead, 87. kentfield, 90. winds are 90. we will be on the warm side of things for the next several days. we will stay in their homes low to mid 70s at the bay. mid 60s at the coast every day for the next seven. i don't think there are any chances for additional frostbite in the bay area. >>> coming up next. what president trump said today that

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mother nature allowing for the low clouds and fog to get a little taller and deeper in the days aheads. tomorrow, a stronger sea breeze. monday, numbers begin to come down around the bay, and then you download our accuweather app and we will be cool with breezy winds right on through the rest of the week. so today, certainly warm out there. you see what that does. i mean it is 60 degrees in clayton but it doesn't matter, it is dry out there. >>> we have breaking news this morning in contra costa county. cal fire says firefighters are at the scene of multiple vegetation fires in clayton, an estimated 500 acres are burning on the north side of marsh creek road. this picture is from nita. we spoke with her earlier this morning. you can see the line of flames on the vegetation. cal fire tweeted those 500 acres, they're burning just west of brentwood. this is more video of the scene. we spoke with mark this morning, and he told us the mobile home park on marsh creek road where he lives had to be evacuated around 4:30 this morning, but then they got the all clear that they could return back

not much relief from mother nature. pretty warm around here inland. concorde you are currently 94. santa rosa 91. livermore 88. oakland 79. you will stay seasonably warm tomorrow. temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above average. that is 90 concorde. a comfortable 72 in san francisco. we can forecast coming up. >>> some bart writers consider it entertainment. others call it a nuisance. bart is looking at whether they can ban street performers and panhandlers from the trains. live in san leandro bart with the story. >> reporter: the galaxy aside a lot of passengers say they are uncomfortable dealing with panhandling on the train while they are trying to get to work every morning or coming back to home. the big question is is there enough support for this ban? even if there is with this band stand up in court? >>> bart writers cannot escape from it. whether it is panhandling or. >>> i see it every day in the morning. i get off at 5 pm. in the evening i see it. >> reporter: while some people enjoy the performances. many say they can be disruptive. especially on a pacs train. >>> there is no

mother nature said got you today, got you tomorrow. it was 105 in concord, oakland, 62, napa, 62. that is a warm night, leading in to another hot day tomorrow. everywhere away from the water is under a heat advisory, that will last until tomorrow evening. limit strenuous activity, it is going to be a toasty one again tomorrow. usually it is the second day. the onshore flow is still there, if you head to the beach you feel the breeze albeit very light, coming from the ocean. it is not like in september and october where everybody gets the offshore or northeaster east wind. we are close, we have a light onshore flow which will be with us for one more day. the low i just showed you over british columbia, that will sag to the south and follow-up the ocean breeze again. tomorrow morning, clouds on the coast, that is it. sunshine throughout the day, watch the subtle change on friday, not much, there is the fog squeezing through the golden gate, spilling into san francisco, even if you do not get the clouds you will feel the cool change coming up on friday. everybody feels the cool chang

mother nature is going to do what mother nature wants to do and we have to be prepared along the arc. what happened, we just came out of 2004, successfully dealing with hurricanes in florida. everybody thought, no big deal, we can handle this, but i'm screaming, no, we have the serious problems along the coastline. so i think what katrina taught everybody was, there's a cone of uncertainty, we might as well look for the worst and hope for the best. i think that's the lesson people learned. >> we've learned that it's not the mass or the speed of the hurricane, but the rain and everything else with it. if it had been a slower one, you mentioned, certainly katrina then, eight years later and sandy barely registered as a hurricane and obviously did a lot more damage. what do you tell people now to look for? >> well, here is my biggest concern at this. i hope that it keeps on an eastward track and most models indicate that and hurricanes do what it wants to do. if it stays on the eastern track ap denigrates into a tropical storm or depression, georgia, carolinas, washington d.c. and that m

by tomorrow, that marine layer will no longer be giving us mother nature's natural ac. the 80s in santa rosa will be turning into 90s for the north bay as well. i'll have a closer look at the changes ahead. first check in with mike. >>> sounds true when you said today is not 90, you mean 90s are in that forecast. we're watching for that change. right now no problem. we did talk about a crash, two crashes reported in the high ward area out of san leandro. south 808 at hesperian and another at wynton. hesperian may have one lane block. across 92 everything is moving smoothly. eastbound 84 count e commute reports of gravel somewhere along that span headed over to the fremont and newark side from the menlo park facebook side. we'll track that. meanwhile your commute across 92 just getting a little more crowded. that's all. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it's 6:10 right now. >>> still ahead, auctioning a piece of money history made one businessman a millionaire overnight. next and new this hour, the san francisco connection. >>> plus is washington ready for a recession? we

from mother nature giving us cloud cover rolling to the golden gate spilling into the bay. if you don't get followed the cooler air will be there coming up on friday. all the way out to sunday with a ridge of high pressure. it is over old mexico. we looking at temperatures near average is a low-pressure area hits the oregon coastline that will enhance the onshore flow. temperatures near or below average by this weekend. a hot one tomorrow. the ocean breeze returns friday. temperature is below average this weekend. look how high we are above average tomorrow. 17 degrees. we are in the 90s for sunnyvale in san jose. we have 90s for fremont. 103 san ramon. 103 pittsburgh. 104 pleasanton. 83 alameda. 88 mill valley. sonoma 95. 101 clear lake. we get cooler on friday. much cooler saturday and sunday. upper 70s the middle 80s inland. upper 60s to low 70s to the bay. middle 60s at the coast. near average for the first half of next week. get through today and tomorrow. we begin to cool off on friday. >>> coming up he has had a long difficult recovery. now he is going home with a ne

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mother nature is helping today. humidity is high. temperatures down. september is the warmest month in san francisco. not today. let's take a look outside. 66 in the city with clouds all day long. the big change of the inland temperatures. 15 degrees cooler in concorde. 79 degrees right now. 78 livermore. 75 santa rosa. 76 san jose. a mild night tonight with the cloud cover keeping us warmer. oakland 62. fairfield 64. pacifico 57. showers and thunderstorms have ended over the sierra. there was a concern for dry lightning over the sierra. a red flag warning for the mountains that expires at 8 pm. the thunderstorm activity is already wrapped up on the nevada side of the mountains. it has been 99 days since our last widespread rainfall in the bay area. we do it most summers. when we hit triple digits we will hit triple digits tomorrow. no rain tomorrow. afternoon sunshine. 79 degrees but little bit warmer on friday 82. we will see a gradual warming trend toward the weekend for your outdoor activities. lots of clouds along the coastline today. they push lo

it's going to be our last day to enjoy mother nature, because a warmup is already under way. 62 degrees. wind speeds light at 7 miles per hour and as we head in towards the afternoon once again any cloud cover in inland areas will begin to clear right a

it's going to be our last day to enjoy mother nature, because a warmup is already under way. right now in san jose, we're comfortable, 62 degrees. wind speeds light at 7 miles per hour and as we head in towards the afternoon once again any cloud cover in inland areas will begin to clear right around 9:00. 10:00 a.m. we'll get more sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s by 11:00 a.m. and climbing into the 80s for the tri-valley but guys, come tomorrow, high pressure rolls around and then we return into the 90-degree temperature mark. i'll let you know which day is expected to be the hottest. >>> let's head over to mike. >> we're not looking forward to -- time' not looking forward to the 90s. green sensors around most of the bay. we look at a fire that's been reported tesla at cross, that's not far from poppy hills so we're checking that out. a lot of dry grass in the area and wineries as well. meanwhile we're also looking at eastbound 80 getting away from the bay bridge headed north, across the span of the carquinez bridge, reports of a crash that might be affecting your slow

mother natures air conditioning. visual confirmation of it going to the golden gate. 75 for a high san leandro tomorrow. so much cooler. breezy with morning cloud sunday. a high of 72. low-pressure area getting closer to us. opening up the door for that cool marine air to move back over the bay area is the riches of high pressure to the south and east began to migrate away from us. cooler tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. the coast the exception. between saturday and sunday wants to push on sunday. everybody waking up cloudy. and also breezy. 15 to 20 miles per hour late saturday and early sunday. the breezes on the increase. the temperatures on the decrease. sunday morning the colusa county as part of the weekend with modest warming next week. a lot of 70s tomorrow. vallejo 78. oakland 73. fremont 78 degrees. san jose 84. fairfield 88. san francisco middle 60s. cooler on sunday. upper 70s and low 80s and lynn. low 70s and at the bay. we warm up a bit with more sunshine monday through friday of next week the heat is gone.

and not let mother nature spread them. take a look at something interesting. we really look at this. the dewpoint temperatures. as it is higher it deals this year. our threshold for what we call stickier is very low. it dewpoint of 60 or higher. in miami it would be 75. the dewpoint is 60 degrees right now. in fremont hayward and sfo and san francisco. oakland as well also santa rosa. if you're noticing it feels a little bit stickier than normal there is something to it. the humidity is on the increase today. as are the temperatures. santa rosa 94. oakland currently hitting 80. the increase in humidity doesn't cool off as quickly at night. redwood city only dropping to 64. san rafael 62. fairfield 66. the first day of the past several we are back above average. 2 degrees above average in san jose. we were in the 70s the past three days. that has gone for a while. castor valley high tomorrow 82. seasonably warm. 80 degrees on friday. likely staying in the 80 degree mark the next five to seven didn't to 10 days. last time we had a spike in some teachers really h