the picture was taken near this hill it's popularly known as mt penance. a pensioner comes here every year initially he brought his children the newcomers or is grandchildren. says gives him new strength. so the place creates an hour around me i also feel relaxed here like my soul is at peace with me. changed to this man's life only used to be the senior manager at a moscow subsidiary of a major us corporation now he's taken the name mustapha the brigade and he brings rabbits and a local village today he leads a reclusive life being around the consultants is a thing of the past his main concern now is to find food for his rabbits. if i feed them only grass me a little rabbits will eat two sacks a day. mostafa says that when he felt the powerful effect of the energy coming from these places he quit his job and sold his moscow apartment in this village just a few kilometers from a place surrounded by legend he was used to talking with people all day long but now his companions are only dogs and rabbits. shut up. these are my rabbits couldn't escape when i'm

let's check in with mark sayre on mt. hamilton one. areas where there is an official warning out today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for the east bay hills and diablo range here on mt. hamilton, you can see there is an abundance of brown dry brush. that red flag warning includes all hills above 1,000 feet in alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. the fire danger isn't just in the mountains. yesterday in vacaville a small brush fire broke out along interstate 505 keeping fire crews busy for the afternoon and the conditions remain ripe for still more fire trouble. >> we have had some precipitation and cooler weather but these north winds bring the fire danger back up. the conditions are dry. the grass is extremely dead. >> reporter: you can hear just how dry this brush is on mt. hamilton. one. other concerns that they have, juliette, the potential for wind. some possible gusts projected up to perhaps 40 miles per hour over some of the ridgetops later on today

mt a offices will provide support. certainly, especially for the card issuer, stolen, lost replacement, we definitely remanding -- recommend going there. the last point on the slide to make -- we brought in a new trading manager. it is a big job to be a constant qualified customers servers representative. having a trading manager, that will help in the overall quality of information. i understand there is concern from constituents because the way the senior car distribution is different from what mta has done in the past. i wanted to talk about why that happened. mtc, having to work with seven agencies -- every agency did their youth and senior differently. mtc knew that as far as a regional program, we needed one consistent way. our request was to find a common approach that looks for all the rules to be implemented. we were somewhat agnostic to what the process looked like but it seems to be consistent throughout the region. we are going through some challenges now with the senior car distribution. seniors need to le

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they had issued a red alert for mt merapi signaling an imminent eruption, but many villagers refused to heed that warning. reluctant to leave their homes unattended. now more than 13,000 people need to be evacuated from the slopes of mt merapi, and to be taken to safety nearby. >> the nepos delayed presidential election could be this sunday. -- guinea's delayed presidential election. there were street clashes between rival camps. the un secretary general is urging burma to release political prisoners ahead of next month's election. from neighboring thailand, ban ki-moon says leaders still have time to improve the credibility on november 7. a huge storm has hit the midwest tearing roofs from houses and bringing down power cables and delaying flights from chicago. the weather stretched to the great lakes and is one of the worst in decades. it is similar to a category 3 hurricane. officials in china are planning a record for the world's fastest train, going 420 kilometers an hour. passengers will not go that speed every day, usually the more sedate 350 kilometers an hour. iraq's former

we're here on mt. hamilton just above san jose.ty view from here this evening -- or this morning, but you can see just how dry the brush is. the fire danger includes vacaville, a few brush fires by the 505 freeway yesterday and the fire conditions throughout northern california are ripe. >> we have had precipitation and cooler weather but north winds bring the fire danger up. the conditions are dry. the grass is dead. >> reporter: you can see how dry and brittle this brush is on mt. hamilton and how easily it would light on fire with any sort of ignition source. another big concern that the weather forecasters have right now is the potential for some winds possibly up to 40 miles an hour over some of the high mountain ridges. of course that creating a serious concern should there be an ignition source of any sort. for more in terms of the weather let's check in with lawrence karnow in the weather center. >> thank you. good morning. we have already seen some gusts over 30 miles per hour across some of the mountaintops and expecting

the 8,167 meter mt. dhaulagiri when the avalanche struck. several other japanese climbers in the vicinity at the time survived. one of them, hiroshi isoda spoke to nhk at a hotel in katmandu on thursday after being airlifted there by helicopter. >>> japan's internal affairs ministry says people 65 years and older account for 23% of the country's totalle population. that's the highest level in the world. recent statistics also show the number of elderly who live alone in japan is on the rise and more of them are dying solitary deaths. me teenagers in one prefecture are trying to fix that restoring the bonds between local elderly people and their communities. >> reporter: this is a 17-year-old high schoolgirl who studies nursing. she leads a local student volunteer group that tries to connect elderly people with their communities. here elderlpeople makep more than one-third of the population of 17,000. one in three lives alone. ten students ranging in age from 14 to 17 are part of her volunteer group. the news that more elderly people are dyin

mt a certainly makes the policy decisions and are to be held accountable. primarily the reason for two presentations are to address the specific issues from the m.t.a. site from which the mtc was not directly involved. they did support us in oversight. the automatic fare collection program, the project utilize two contractors. ours was the one that did all the infrastructure to get all of the old gates disconnected to get our systems and infrastructure preparations done. that is on track at about two and a half million dollars. the second contractor that is utilized for the installation is cubic. they perform the installation of the fare gates, the ticket vending machines, both displays for the subway stations. that contract value is roughly at $90 million. the demolition and infrastructure preparations began earlier this year and were substantially completed in july. equipment installations began on august 2 and were substantially completed earlier this month. just a point of clarification, i think there was a lot of information in the media about the prog

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sunny, breezy, 64 for a high today. 47 mt. tamalpais actually one degree cooler than yesterday at this time. tomorrow i expect that to jump up to about 52, 56. that will be the sign of high pressure building in. today it's just in between the low and high. temperatures on the cool side. 51 stanford and castro valley. south of market and also north mission at 55 degrees. 50 reno, lake tahoe 41. 49 eureka. 56 fresno and 58 palm springs. a lot of rain yesterday and cloudy cool conditions into southern california and central california. the low on its way out. the high build in for a couple days. still a weak system out here which will keep us held in check from getting too warm. we will have improving conditions over the next two days. sun and clouded to low clouds might persist toward the north bay longer. cool to mild tomorrow. 60s to 70s mid-70s at best. no problems tonight giant and atlanta. 60 at game time dropping into the 50s. i think you know the drill if you go to games. milder on saturday. cool down sunday and another w

vemos la cápsula fenix que ha regresado a 700 mts. y se comienza con última etapa de llevar a estos hombresder camino. veamos si podemos escuchar.a se preparan socorristas que tendieron una mano y con valentía sacrificaron sus vidas por el rescate.>> mineros trasladados a hospital de copiapó, paulo monsalvo nos cuenta. >> maría elena, practicamente toda la ciudad en el norte de chile y mil millones de personas han acompañado este evento. >> la gente ha colmado las calles al igual que ayer cuando comenzó el operativo san lorenzo. >> día feriado en este país practicamente y sobre todo en esta ciudad.>> no hubo clases en las escuelas y servicios publicos al mínimo. >> se ha paralizado gran parte de chile, obispo de chile acompaño a la gente en una chil chile la minería es lo acompaño a la gente en una chil chile la minería es lo principal. cc1: cc1: pal y la gente festejará con la fotografía de los 33 héroes nacionales y se ha recibido regalos de todo el planeta unos vienen de clubes de fútbol, han recibido invitaciones a grecia a lugares paradisíacos. >> también recibieron 10 mil dolares. >>

in the airbag, a look from mt. tam that is san fand we are back, a look from mt. tam that is san francisco. it is cold up there. >> a chilly morning with a live look over san francisco. weather had lines, cold mornings and north bay frost is possible. rainout 39 degrees toman morning is expected to be colder. the rain is slowing down and the fair weather over as is showing a tougher time backing away so it could stop the storm is coming in. in looks like a chance of showers for thursday timing is slowing down. fratrain friday and saturday it could clear out for halloween. 42 napa, 48 santa rosa, fifties around the bay, to give you an idea how cold it is the areir mass that is moving in is 28 degrees. we could below freezing for a few hours tomorrow morning for some of the north bay valley's as the weather service issued that frost of fire it is a rate for early tomorrow morningadvisory for early to our morning. the rain is supposed moving in later this evening and into tomorrow. it will show up as no in mount shasta. snow in mout was day 2 or no. it will slip down

mt. tamalpais now 46. that cool air aloft is coming in. when you get the front coming in that spells a cool breezy day. 30s in the mountains, 40s, 50s and 60s from eureka to palm springs. the system in southern california is giving them good rain. the system comes in here. bumps that one out. so it's on its way in the four corners and leaving southern california. but not bfer leaving some pretty good rain. for us mostly cloudy, cool breezy day. light rain this evening possible in the north bay. not a big deal but it's there. 50s, 60s very low 60s. i think that should cover it today. five-day forecast has an active pattern. rain north bay, cloudy to the south. sunday i think everybody gets in on the rain. that will carry us into monday. >>> all right. time now 5:40. up next, the reason one bay area club is pulling the welcome mat away from hip hop promoters. >>> bill gates putting big money into a campaign here in california. the proposition he wants to see defeat and had why. >>> good morning. if you're driving on interstate 680 right now

we had a snowstorm -- my colleagues were just telling me 1/16 of a mile in mt. washington.the same time there was a dust storm zero visibilities at oracle, arizona. dust in the air in phoenix today. down state, boy the drought is really turning into something as we look at area temperatures. kentucky 9.5 inches below normal for the year. so we're lucky we had that mild and wet summer we did. because we don't have those sorts of deficits. 55 in the city at the university of illinois. university of chicago campus, i'm sorry. and we showed you these rains. i wanted to show you weather bug cameras. keep this in mind, that's stowe, vermont. here's what it looks like on the coast out east tonight. but for us, our upper winds that have blown in from canada brought us the cooler air turning westerly. the cooler air will come in tuesday and wednesday then we start warming up again after that. so you see it right here on our seven-day forecast. kind of bottom out there on tuesday and wednesday. could be one o they have cooler air masses this season. but it doesn't take up residence h

look at mt. tam. a whole lot of higher elevations warm.can't cool down when it is that warm. 48 monterey and 46 eureka. somebody is cool. patchy at best with the fog. today 60s through 80s by the beaches. 80s to mid-90s inland. tomorrow we will cool down. partly cloudy and much cooler on sunday and monday. >> all right, steve. time now 6:40. a new development in yahoo's attempt to gain ground on its competitors, but what other companies are tacking about doing. >>> and the transgender woman saying the lpga is discriminating against her fight to compete, next. >>> well, good morning. welcome back. here is a look at top stories we are following for you. the young fairfield mother accused of the horrifying crime is still in the hospital this morning. police say 28-year-old monica christine mccarrick fatally stabbed her twin 3-year-old daughters before trying to take her own life. >>> a strike at the san francisco hilton hotel at union square is scheduled to last until tuesday. but the hilton's general manager says he will ask the union to go

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>> welcome back to camp hope, at the mine in the desert where the sun is slowly descending behind mt. stuffed full of copper and gold and silver. that is the reason why these miners came here. the demand for these metals, especially copper, and a booming international economy in china and india -- this mine was reopened, which it should not have been because of its safety record. these miners went down in order to harvest copper, take the money, and get on with it. the rest, as you know, is history. i can tell you that the rescue operation is the best good news story in the world in some time. miner 27, a man caled fran klin lobos, is about to get into that capsule. we have got steps of a biography about all these men. they are in their own ways characters, all completely different, all with totally different lives, brought up in different places. some are local, from copiapo. others came from far away to do work. franklin was a former footballer in the local league. because of that, he attracted the attention of david villias, a player who was in the winning world cup team. he got in

mt. merapi in central java has has shown increased volcanic activity. the 2,968-meter mountain has a lava dome building near the summit, and a series of earthquakes has been observed in recent days. on monday officials raised the alert to the highest level of 4, and began evacuating people living within ten kilometers of the crater. the volcano last erupted in 2006 killing two people. lava flows from an eruption in 1994 claimed the lives of more than 60 people while a massive eruption in 1930 left more than 1,000 people dead. >>> the democratic party in the u.s. is facing a tough campaign. just one week before the mid-it term elections, with speculation that the party may lose control of congress. early voting is already under way. all the seats in the house of representatives and one-third of the seats in the senate are up for grabs on november 2nd. with the sluggish economy and high unemployment, president obama's administration is facing an uphill battle. the republicans are expected to overtake the 78 seats held by the democrats in the house of repr

that's look on storm tracker radar for we had a wave of rain pushed through gilroy, mt.rt time ago. otherwise clear conditions but the satellite picture will show something different. you can see over lake tahoe and the rest of the bay area are getting a wave of rain and snow pushing through the mountains and rain down to the south bay. will see a chance of rain and moisture rotating through the bay a area as we head into tomorrow afternoon which is why will keep the 30 percent chance of showers in the forecast. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast cool weather over the next couple days but it's going to get a real nice as we head into the weekend temperatures not too terribly uncomfortable '80s inland, is a upper '70's inland and 60s in the coast. >> almost two weeks as the crew started cleaning up the ruins of the homes inside the san bruno fire zone. as christine conley shows us they admit a lot of progress and are ahead of schedule. >> >> hear you and see up close one of the properties crews are cleaning out to that used to be a chimney. 35 homes were destroyed b

. >> but a plaa to cut down all but one tree at mt. vernon park is nderway. the proposal comes from the conservancy to restore the pprk. more than 300 people have already signed petitions to save those trees. >> it jjst doesn't make sense to take down trees that are doing their job. >> we think it will make for a far more aesthetically pleasing and welcoming environment when it's done. >> the project must be approved by the city preservation committee which will consider the lan some time next month. >>> sunshine to begin the day but rain is on the way. >> still ahead on the news at 5:30, chief meteorologist vytas reid tells us how long the rain will tick around. >>> oh, yeah, baring all for barack obama. how much money this streaker can make if he can just get he president to admit he witnessed the stunt. -p>>> and you're looking live at the rescce efforts for the 33 trapped miners in chile. coming up an i like a party as much as the next gal but, come on. $60,000 for one dinner held by the department of justice. $66 per person just for bagels at one of the