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i think my partner nate would like to say something, so i will hand over to him. >> we are very excited to open up the shop with the t-shirts from local artists, and i have been busy. i have not really been involved in the community as much, but we have been busy doing our work, and we are just looking to generate some revenue and be a positive influence to the neighborhood. so that is about it. >> thank you. president newlin: thank you for the presentation. making its way around. ok. a motion? clerk: public comment is closed. >> i would be in support. commissioner meko: i would like to move to accept this with the conditions involved. president newlin: ok, accepted. clerk: signals, same call. president newlin: ok, thank you, in good luck. did you create that? very nice. i know. i have not looked at it yet. it disappeared. ok. >> ok. i can just move on. president newlin: item b, jennifer lillis, dba irish times, 500 sacramento street. >> this is a bar essentially, i guess a restaurant bar in the financial district of sacramento, and the application indicates the intent to have deejays a

] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak. starting pitcher, matt cain. [applause] this guy knows how to make an entrance. first world series, he hit a do

nate dog of the r&b and rap world has died at the age of 41. of projects with snoop dogg. not known exactly the cause of death but dead at age 41, nate dogg. >> very sad. we'll be back. dogg. >> very sad. information for pe. maybe you don't think you're at isk for heart attack or stroke but if you've been diagnosed with p.a.d., or have pain or heaviness in yur legs, i want to talk to you. you may have heard of poor leg circulation, which could be peripheral artery dsease, or p.a.d. with p.a.d., if you have poor circulation in your legs, you may also have poor circulation in your heart or in your brain, your risk for heart attack or stroke is more than doubled with p.a.d. now, ask yourself: am i at risk? if you're not sure, call for this free information kit to learn more. [ female announcer ] call the toll free number on the screen now to find out what the risks of p.a.d. really are. you'll find a 7-point checklist that helps you understand what could be putting you at risk. if you have symptoms, you'll learn how treating symptoms is different

. >>> the hip-hop community is mourning the death of singer nate dogg who was featured on many classic rap albums. he died last night at the age of 49 from complications due to an earlier stroke. he helped establish the west coast rap scene and sounds. >>> a smartphone app that provides a list of a heart attack victims could be coming to san francisco. they hope to start offering the free app this year. the city of san ramon has offered the technology for about a month now. the act sent an alert to registered users and hopes that one of them is nearby and can help. emergency responders say that heart attack survival rates increase dramatically if systems get -- people get cpr right away. >>> a hearing is underway and a proposal to add a new area code in santa clara county. they are presenting two options here. one would split the area geographically into the old 408 area code and a new 669 area code. the other would give every new number a new area code. there will be two hearings tomorrow at los gatos city hall. >>> a woman attacked in february and left for dad is fighting back tonigh

nate schierholtz for the run in the sixth and the giants win 2010. they can't be stopped. today. this one is common, but a tiger sighting on sunday on an endangered species list, tiger woods shot the lowest -- nearly drains his approach on 17. jumped out of the cup. then this birdie was needed to clinch the win. yes. he win business two strokes. coming up tonight on game day, by conversation with boxing promoters don king and -- king's current relationship with mike tyson. >> this was supposed to be my black brother. he's just a bad man, a real bad man. he would kill his own mother for a dollar. he's ruthless and he doesn't know thousand love anybody. what's your response? what's your relationship with mike tyson. >> i love mike tyson. just talked to him a couple of days ago. i can't say i expected any other response. but more than the odded couple interview. plus the bracket breakdown tonight on game day at 11:35. >> have you filled out your brackets yet? >> no. i'm going to get some inside information. he's always good with his sleepers. they tend to go a long way. >> we

this time to the california supreme court and that is not good news for nate who has been waiting four years to get his security deposit back. now meanwhile, on harvey avenue, the investigation broke this entire matter, tenants tell me it has been two weeks and they are under orders not to drink the tap water. all the tap water comes from a contaminated well. tho mauves instrucked to produce lab results showing the water has been cleaned up. the city tells me today, there is no proof that that has happened. as of today, thomas has been fined $89100 and the daily fines continue. >> keep going up and up. >> all right. thanks. dana. >> we have seen rain in the bay area for the last ten straight days and today was no exception and neither is tonight. roberta is in the weather center to show us what is still to come. >> you mentioned ten straight days and that is 17 out of the last 22 days and take a look at our radar. we have rain, pockets of modern rain, all the way into santa clara valley. primarily around hayward where we have a cell with moderate rain. if you live there, you probably k

and nate berkus and petra kvitova talk about how they escaped a deadly tsunami in 2004. >>> now keepn this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific monday.

. >> this is not every day you get an opportunity to rinl nate a role. no one else has done it. we get to put our stance on it. >> tucker started performing as a child in the youth musical theater program. start of the proceeds going to it. >> this was an mazing group of people in a safe place to grow and learn. and this could be an inspiration to others and out of this we may discover the next generation great composures. >> that is a talented group of people. >> and there is a just came in here and we're starting to see the sun breaking through. outside you're going to see more sun in two days so enjoy dry weather. there is a live picture from our camera. blue skies showing up. drippy in places like oakland airport and sfo. there is is a not snowing there now not at this location. there is some light rain that hasn't been that exciting. there is mist and drizzle. take a look at rainfall totals, there is a about 16 hugts of an inch. we didn't expect a lot. and didn't get much. it's over for the time being. temperatures now into 40s and 60s. partly sunny skies next two days and

we ask them to know nate, the first to make crime reports available online and -- >> we're right now on putting in-car cameras on motorcycles. >> reporter: mine while, the search conditions for a killer. take another look at most wanted. this is the man police want for the murder of maria hernandez and her daughter, carmen, known to be white, 6 feet and 200 pounds. if you have police, please call the hotline at 510-790-6900. stories will be part of an ongoing segment focusing on crime where you live. you've already september sent some of them to us. vicky nguyen. >>> this sunday at 11:00, it could be happening next door. we'll show you one woman's harrowing story of being held against her will right in plain sight. >>> it's being called one of the worst cases of hoarding in california history. some of the caps are up for adoption. the humane society took in one pieced 250 cats several months ago. the cats were discovered inside a george unit in december. some were in crates. others were dozens of dead cats. the owners are facing charges of animal cruelty and neglect. >>> here we go a

the giants add two in the seventh and one more in the eighth as nate leaves the yard. the finale exhibition games at 12:45 at china basin. coming up a new job for oakland's police chief. >> as you get moving i'm focusing on the san leandro area. a hot spot. e focusing on this and the commute coming up. e >> oakland's police chief is reiterating he is going to stay. in his first briefing in months anthony batts said his quest for a new job is over and he is focused on oakland. his commitment was called into question when he was a finalist for san jose. during the briefing bat ining d rumors. laura is in the newsroom. good morning. >> good morning. is it a good idea to put a cell phone tower on a campus? we're going to tell you about that. a marin mom is in hot water accused of hosting a drunken party for her son. and his friends. we're going to tell you about the charges that she now faces. and the governor is expected to end california's drought declaration today just as we get new information on what appears to be near-record snow pack totals in the sierra. those and

and number four, nate is fighting for his job with the giants. so far, so good. number three, nats and suns. robbin lopez on humphries. humphries is ready the next time they make that play. number two, devon harris came from new jersey to utah. and he brought the circus with him. celtics beat the jazz, number one back to the troubled actor, charlie sheen. >> ever miss a day of work? >> i missed practice. we are talking about practice. >> what are you talking about practice? >> we are talking about practice. >> apparently he has missed practice. he comes up big at the game, right? >> he has all the time in the world to work on that. >> yeah, apparently he does. >> we'll be right back. >> he deserves another million per episode, don't you think? ,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills mor

giants up, nate launches one to center just to the left of a 388 sign.econd of the spring and the giants take game two 4-1 is the final. we have a bizarre finish in regulation and it gave the warriors hope in oklahoma city. kevin durant had a game high 39. 13 seconds left. reggie williams hit from three. they are down from three points, watch what happened. >> you need a 3. corner 3, good. >> we go to overtime. final seconds, they are down by one. montae for the win. oh no. heartbreak hotel. 115-114 is the final. >> lebron james, number six. >> lebron refused to show up for his sprue duction. it was a bad night with all the page baggage between the heat and the cavs. remember baron davis? she wins. despite the triple-double, the cavs stunned the heat. how do you like it? baylor had 20 pointeds for baylor, but texas a and m won the track meet. game high 22. it is the first ever final four. taking on stanford. duke and yukon scored her 3,000th career points tonight, including the buzzer beeter in the first half. the huskies continue to their final four. fi

nate schierholtz 2 for 3, two-runn hit. two strokes. third career win earning 1.4 million. >> my gosh. that's it for eyewitness news. we will see you at 11:00 p.m. on cbs5. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is not only good, it also tastes good. nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious.

and number four, nate is fighting for his job with the giants. so far, so good.three, nats and suns. robbin lopez on humphries. humphries is ready the next time they make that play. number two, devon harris came from new jersey to utah. and he brought the circus with him. celtics beat the jazz, number one back to the troubled actor, charlie sheen. >> ever miss a day of work? >> i missed practice. we are talking about practice. >> what are you talking about practice? >> we are talking about practice. >> apparently he has missed practice. he comes up big at the game, right? >> he has all the time in the world to work on that. >> yeah, apparently he,,,,,,,,,

reporter: not only are fees for licenses drastically lower but a lot of red tape has beanie limb nateed. in the past they would have to file paperwork with public works, the health department, and police. this process, however, allows dpw to collect applications and fees for every department. since there is a limited number of permits for one spot getting their first was important. live in the newsroom, tar a moriarty, back to you. >> thank you tara. >>> although he promised transparency governor jerry brown is being criticized by some of the media for not keeping them informed. he does not release a schedule of his daily events, he publicizes some of his public appearances but not all. brown said one reason he does not announce his full schedule is that he does not like to commit to events too far in advance. >>> dog owners will protest against a new plan to limit off- leash access in the golden gate national recreation area. parks officials want to limit off-leash access at 21 locations including san francisco's ocean beach, kristi field and for the mason, they say it's part of an et

thank teachers in urban communities are facing the problems that police officers are, there's an i nateth the job, but we'll hold you to a higher level of accountable. people get hurt when you fail at your job, people get hurt, so for me listening to teachers unions leadership say that the issue is not a bad teacher when a kid fail, it's sort of like hearing a police commissioner saying, it's not a cop's fault because someone got beat and someone got shot. you made the choice to go into the prophysician and we'll hold you to a higher level of accountability, it's not the only problem, but to say they're not part of the problem is disingenuo disingenuous. >> you managed to run a successful school. your graduation rates are through the roof and you've gottien a lot of national axe tension for this. how have you managed to take control of the teaching issue? >> i was a teacher for a number of years in a tough neighborhood. >> god bless. i will tell you the problem is multi-pronged. of course, we have bat teachers, but the bigger reality as kelly pointed out is most of the teachers are smar

. >>> ever wonder what happens after udoh nate clothes to the , by southwest airlines new rapid rewards, unlimited reward seats and no black out dates. >> yeah, if you've ever donated or shopped at good will then you probably had the same question at one point. mike in san francisco wants to know how are the clothes processed, sorted and cleaned before they hit the racks at good will? and that's tonight's good question. it's one of the busiest stores in san francisco and there's nothing new about it. >> clothes, shoes, books, electronics, house wears, and any number of different things. >> michael bon you're knee is the donation manager for good will and oversees the items coming in by truck to the 28 donation sites in california. >> from the trucks, it goes to our several warehouses that we have where the items are sorted by category and whether it's good or bad. >> he says items are checked for cleanliness. they don't lawn deer anything here. some of the 700 employees will eventually go through everything and even the old beat-up clothing is used. nothing goes to waste. >> old tennis

nate schierholtz might need a couple more of these. his second of the spring. giants win again 4-1. take that bay bridge series. kevin durant game high 39 points. warriors down by 1. monta ellis in overtime. chance to win the game. oh, no. >> thunder take it. 115-114 is the final. >>> lebron james doesn't even show up to his introduction back in cleveland. the second time since leaving there. baron davis with a nice alley- oop. despite kings game triple double the cavs won the game. >>> syd carr to the lamp. game high 22. take on stanford on saturday. duke and uconn going at it. mia moore scoring 3000th career point tonight. huskies advance to their fourth straight final 4. so there you have it. and it almost looks like we have a collision course between stanford and uconn once again. >> will be an interesting game. >> it would be great. >> did you say that the cavs beat the heat? >> yes, i did. >> wow. >> huge. >> bye-bye. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was

and that is not good news for nate who has been waiting four years to get his security deposit back. meanwhile on harvey avenue, the investigation that broke this entire matter. tenants tell me it has been two weeks and they are still under orders to not drink the tap batter. all the tap water comes from a contaminated well on the property. thomas was instructed by county health to produce lab results, showing the water has been cleaned up. the city of heyward tells me tonight, there's no proof that it happened. thomas has been find $9100 and they tell us those daily fines continue. >> and those folks have to drink bottle water. they have to continue with the bottle water until he provides some type of paperwork. >>> a suspect today for prosecutors in the barry bonds perjury trial. greg anderson made a brief aperches in court this morning. but bond's friend and former fitness trainer refused once again to testify. the judge ordered him back to jail for the duration of the trial. anderson's attorney says he already served time in prison for this case, so he shouldn't have to go again.

. >> coming up next on "nightline" she was beauty incar nate with a seven-decade career on screen. and tonight barbara walters shares the story of her legendary life in a special broadcast remembering elizabeth taylor. that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> developing news in florida, a dangerous situation at miami international airport right now as firefighters are putting out flames that broke out in an area where fuel is stored. about 50 firecrews are working to douse the flames at a fuel tank farm at the airport. the fire is not near any runways or terminals. only one flight has been delayed because of the fire. no word yet on what started this. >>> as you have heard, we lost an iconic actress and activist today. elizabeth taylor died in hollywood at the age of 79. her legacy on film and on the front line fighting aids defined her life and career. now more from don sanchez. >> she was a child star who grew up before an adoring and fascinated public. she was called the most beautiful woman in the world. she won two acting oscars. the first

the giants had two in the seven the and one more in the eighth as nate leaves the yard. 4-1 the giantsd host the finale at 12:45 tomorrow at china basin. >>> we kind of expected this. closer brian wilson will start on the disabled list. >>> now basketball. out of the playoff race, the warriors have sgavenls left starting in oekdz city. the thunder is already assured a spot in the postseason. one of the teams to beat now in the west. this game was thrilling at the end down six with 13 seconds left. reggie williams with the three. we stay with the inbounds pass. ellis steals it and sets up the three. tie game all within four seconds. in overtime with oklahoma city over one, they miss what could have been the game-winner in a 115-114 loss to the thunder. >>> lebron james back in cleveland tonight with the heat. during introductions he didn't show up for that portion of the pregame. it's hard to boo a man not there. he was very present at the end of the third quarter. the half-court heave is good. the cavs are playing better as of late getting revenge they wanted to dish out. it's in small

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in the sixth, nate comes through with the big, big blast, the two-run shot there. nice.n to beat the rangers 11-8. >>> a's facing the rockies. mark ellis sends one to center, scores david dejesus, oakland up 3-0. then in the fourth, hideki matsui says his family is fine and safe in japan. knocks out his first home run as an athletic. he went two for two, two rbis as the a's take it 9-4. >>> final round of the blue monster came down to a two-man race. tiger woods was not one of them but did have a rebound day. he was never in contention but did match his lowest round of the season, a 6 under 66. just misses the eagle with his approach shot here on 17. he finished at 8 under. >>> dustin johnson came in the leader, but the putts not falling his way. the par try on 16 just sits there. he'd bogey and finish at 14 under. making way for nick watney, the sacramento native, fresno state grad, drops the birdie at 18 and goes on to win by two strokes at 16 under, his third pga tour victory. we're crunching the numbers right now but we think this is the first time in a couple of dec

i think going to nate and probably just a bit they're going to be very disappointed. so we're going to be right to think they'll be complete. shopping but i think it's the appropriate way. for their own reconfigured virtual. so all together there are eight matches taking place this thursday night and the range in space is the i know you've been following the goal of destroying their first match and big spenders manchester city have a really tough task as they have here you have a two goal advantage from the first leg and you've cried i was sitting manager roberto mancini remains confident his team can progress. self-important off their free media swear off there for an hour important players a clean very strong. we don't consider an effort to be your care because even if you resist call the play quadraplegic. and very important for. your attention. ten is now involved number one rafael nadal has led the top seeds charge into the quarter finals of the indian wells masters the spaniard enjoyed his toughest match so far in california and still made it through in straight

therefore enemies voice of the nato strongly opposes any intervention in libya and unilateral invasion by nates so be a war crime. in that area of course any invasion would be be it an initiative of nato as a whole or of any nato member state if an action is not authorized by the un it is an illegal intervention but what i am saying now is not a warning it is just a statement of fact as a matter of fact many people inside nato agree with russia you know the position of the u.s. on the situation in libya washington is being very restrained if not passive here some are laughing at the overly zealous france in the u.k. saying that those two are running ahead of uncle sam nobody knows why this is happening and whether there are some common scenario in place i think that the u.s. administration would not like to take any hasty actions against libya right now most likely they're monitoring the situation closely and preparations to possible military engagement are perhaps in progress but a new war is dangerous for the u.s. now especially with a presidential elections looming ahead i think there will b

after hunter was chased, former a's pitcher arthur rhodes was in for an inning where nate just unleashes giants beat the rangers again. >>> the a's playing today. mark ellis taking to center here what brings home david dejesus, who's motoring around all the way to the plate, avoiding the tag for oakland's third run of the inning. later hideki matsui gets the pitch he needed to end a slump that came off houston street. a tough several days for matsui watching the disaster in his home country of japan. he had been on a one for 21 skid so the hit a bit of relief. they beat the rockies today. our coverage begins nightly at 10:30 on sportsnet central on comcast sportsnet bay area. that's a look what's going on with sports. and the gaels doing what they thought would be the dance, the ncaa tournament, but it will be the nit instead with cal. >> thank you, laurence. >>> thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. wine country is coming up next. after that "dateline" has a special report with lester holt. he's in japan. that's at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. our george kiriyama is in japan and

>> reporter: if the child was expose, they would decon name nate them.put them in the shower. >> we have a picture there. >> reporter: that removes 90% of contamination. >> and children are at the greatest risk here? >> reporter: with the early fallout, you worry about rad radioactive iodine. children and pregnant women are at greatest risk of that. the body will take potassium iodine up and they will prevent cancer. it has to be within the first six hours. >> dr. richard besser, thank you. >>> coming up, the rest of the news of the day. a congresswoman mistires about the shot heard around the world. . retirement hows and how-muches? whens... and what-ifs? bring 'em on. it's free. you're gonna retire. and we're gonna help. retirement answers at td ameritrade. where millions of people trust their retirement investments. that pledge you have does it also cleans leather, gives a luster to laminate, stainless, even granite. today, pledge shines more than end tables. [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson, a family company. [ male announcer ] an everyday moment ca

designed while the team looking down on the rest in the russian prime illegal after beating terry gross nate ruess who it was aiming for his first win in charge of terry things weren't looking good early on will be making all the early running and the pressure told thirty three minutes seen when the police got a bend in spanish golf by diverted dunes pulled back. and has doubled their lead just before the hour mark critz chattels out even par to much space allowing three stay on the boards and that's probably the easiest golf history to me on the final sprint other stunt. elsewhere go by nailed down there plus points of the season beating robot and sits on one nail both sides lost on day one and were eager not to leak any easy goals though the has did come close in the first half eventual game turning moment coming seven minutes from time those who gave the believe the that it on the rebound after which this love pull its initial effort had the post one wind the final school. and sandwiching those to fix as was the car let me see this car was number one for the season thanks to stab it's a r

think it's the sort of thing that needs to be managed rather than banned then again i like looking at nate naked eighteen to twenty two year old boys so i'm robert lee not an unbiased source. being here right is that have seen aversive he is now batting it again said that it can't happen anymore but it was actually because the campus security does usually have to deal with this and at least in my university with really see it like they enjoyed it believe me they turned the headlights on kicked their feet up and just sat there watching everyone run by naked but here the campus security are actually saying that it's a hostile working environment it's in violation of federal regulations who are regarding sexual harassment i mean really this is international and police brutality day. ok that seems like the campus security forces just fed up with it because here's the thing about santa cruz students versus tough students say you see students in the u.c. system generally far more attractive than your average student particularly chuffed students i spent some time in boston before dropping out of

peace in libya he also called on the international community to quarter nates. and cooperate in their efforts to try and bring about this case full resolution said that he hoped all of the international partners wanted the same goal as russia russia's goal being peace and stability in libya he said the only person that colonel gadhafi as he said has to blame is himself that the actions that are taking place at the moment are direct result of colonel gaddafi is use of violence against his own people and this was why russia voted in favor of u.n. resolution one nine hundred seventy which was to impose a on zimbardo an asset freeze upon the get tough the regime why they didn't use their veto on the security council to oppose resolution one thousand seventy three which brought into place the no fly zone over the country. for everything that's happening in libya is a result of the shameful behavior of its government and the crimes against their own people we shouldn't forget that everything else is just a consequence of that we supported one of the un security counci

protected to have a free society i recently interviewed nathan who is the son of westerly or fred phelps nate escape the family the little mini he turned eighteen i asked him if he felt this fall this homophobia might be explained by shame over a gay spirits from his youth now i have no proof that fred phelps ever had a sweaty rendezvous with a handsome young coed who probably could have saved us all a lot of trouble he just called for it back or to think that for it's been chasing that feeling for fifty years by having secret encounters with strange men in trucks up bathrooms but i can ask the question thanks to freedom of speech. i'm not saying i know that fred phelps ever pulled a larry craig literally or figuratively or that he's a male hustler but i can say this fred phelps is a male hustler and i can say that thanks to parity law since i'm clearly joking something else i've noticed in my travels with the westboro church is that threats granddaughters seem to treat me a little bit differently than the rest of the church they left in my jokes soften their tone and simply describe it as fl

there also seems to be no cohesion amongst the allied forces involved in this initial fates today nate. countries fail to agree to take command no one can figure out what the goal of this mission is so politically militarily was this doomed from the start or discuss the witnesses lawrence korb senior fellow at the center for american progress well i think that much for coming here now obviously this is all interwoven but let's see if we can break it down militarily politically and let's just start with military strategy how do you possibly conduct an operation of this size when there really wasn't you know a goal something that was agreed upon before it even happens now the goal was agreed upon the goal was to protect civilians who for free from killing. innocent people but how do you do that with airstrikes if not always easy to talk about isn't. what will the goal wasn't the goal was to prevent him from killing civilians which in fact he's not i mean basically we have accomplished and we're continuing to patrol and keep the pressure on him so that he can do what again their goal was

engineers found a detour to make sure the wide load did not get stuck again on the final defendant natet lockheed martin. >> quite a scene. >>> nasa is not calling it a failed mission, but they reported a multimillion dollar malfunction. conan nolan tells us how a launch from southern california ended up in the ocean. >> i think it's not an understatement to say that we're all pretty devastated. >> reporter: grim faces all around. >> three, two, one, zero, and admission -- >> reporter: early this morning the glory spacecraft lifted off on a rocket. three minutes later, outside of camera range, the rocket and approximates payload failed to make orbit. >> all indications are that the satellite and the rocket were -- is in the souther pacific ocean somewhere. >> this animation shows what was supposed to happen after launch and following initial separation, a nose cover protecting the satellite was to have pealed off. it didn't. the add weight bringing it back to earth. a loss of a satellite that was to help scientists answer mysteries around global warming and climate change. >> clearly we