first, good, new soil. you take the pot off the plant. we got our plant.so you gotta remove the pot, set the plant over here, ok? >> like that one, ok. >> then you put the empty pot on your layer of soil. and we have to fill the soil in. so can you put a little more soil in there? >> ok, i can do that. i can work. >> you can't break anything, so don't worry about it. just dump it in fast. >> as long as i don't break a nail. >> this is quick and dirty. i guarantee, you won't break anything. at least not till later. ok. >> a little bit more. >> yeah, a little bit more. then you're going to start packing it down hard all the way around, see? and when you're finished with that, you're going to end up with something that looks like this. with all that soil around. then we have to water again so the soil is wet. so that's your job to water. >> ok, i can do that. good watering, nice, don't be little girly with it. that's it. good. now, all that water's going to soak in. that's beautiful, beautiful. when you water, then you get to sit down and pour yourself a drin

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we'll show you the new product, fire watch index, takes into account, soil moisture, temperatures andd, will give you an idea where the fire danger will be the highest at any given point during the day. when we are talking about outside, clouds, look how the marine layer has returned but very thin and very limited. it will be easy to wash away by the strong sunshine over the next couple of hours. temperatures where we have it are pretty mild in the mid to upper 50s. half moon bay, nama and santa rosa low to mid-50s for the rest of us until you get to antioch, warm spot, 71. monterey bay, inland, temperatures in the mid-50s. heat will continue and cooler at the coast. if you need comfort take a break and drive over there. warm inland and fog will definitely around the bay and heat will break on sunday. you can see the fire danger in the green there isn't much of one but the temperatures are rather low and humidity is recovering at night and goes up quite a bit. as we head through the afternoon hours, san joaquin valley it starts to develop a high fire danger. we're going to have relati

developed a new field called called correctly at enormous expense multibillion dollar new field then that has to have been soil pumped out with seawater that comes from fifteen miles away and you look at pictures of this new field that saudi arabia is to correct it looks like an oil sands project like you have an alberta with you know all sorts of processing and steel in the ground to you know to process the oil why would saudi arabia build and develop such a field if there was easier oil in saudi arabia if there was more oil you know the stick the straw in the sand kind of oil why would they do that and i think that what i think really the most the best answer that i use forgot we are going to your question about car war is that god our production can be sustained but it but it's not easily and if they try to increase production from war there's been a number of indications from saudi arabia that they're concerned about damaging what's you know what remains and kawar so i think that you know what people don't understand about saudi arabian politics is that saudi arabia has a long history of to rising politica

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news. >> major traffic closures live for 10:00 saturday night when soil dries.c to and from the golden gate bridge will be reduced to one lane in each direction from to $10. transportation reporter shows how it will impact traffic. saturday night at 10:00 p.m. traffic will be later. the north and southbound traffic to and from the golden gate bridge will be one legally each direction for up to 10 hours until 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. driving through during those hours will be tricky. though be shifting that one lane back-and-forth potentially slow things down even more. officials are recommending you avoid the oil drive late saturday night. there doing it as part of the $1 billion project. to tehran to section of the southbound will drive the shift all traffic to the north. it's sunday morning and for the next 12 months. he'll be using this new detour in san francisco mark jones kron 4 news. >> the ac transit strike has been averted. at least for now was kron 4 theresa explains the judge stepped in at the last moment. a lot of people would be affected by this he

new footing. i calculate at least 100 cubic yards of soil will be excavated to achieve the intended plan, but safety inspections cannot be conducted with the appropriate plant -- without the appropriate plan to govern this work. the plans show a. foundation to be capped where there is no brick. where there is concrete foundation are retaining walls, the plans are silent on what will be done. it is not clear if the existing brick chimney will stay or go. the plans referenced an intention to relocate an existing second-floor bathroom, but no such bathroom shown as existing. i believe in correct plans contributed to misleading the city review process of this project. at second, the planning staff has performed an adequate review of this historic resources and did not comply with residential design guidelines required for all exterior alteration projects to residential buildings. there has been a planning department flag on his property since 2007, according staff to provide special review of this building, but this alert has been ignored. had the project been reviewed by preservation specialist familia

on indian soil, he had these frank words for its new neighbor, pakistan. >> we cannot tolerate in any since the idea that this country is allowed to look both ways and is able in any way to promote the export of terror, whether to india or whether to afghanistan or anywhere else in the world. >> his chat later with young i.t. exports was in no doubt less contentious, but he did not shy away from his comments, saying he was not attacking the government, but urging them to do more. >> the prime minister wants to get a clear message across. i think he is absolutely right to do that. we work closely with pakistan in fighting terrorism and what to do that in the future. we work closely with india. we expect all countries to do as we do, to fight terrorism wherever it occurs, and at every opportunity. >> the prime minister might have preferred to dwell on a 700 million pounds deal finalized today. [applause] british firms will help india build 57 new jets. does pakistan have reason to feel defensive in response to his message? a comes just after the leaking of u.s. documents that accused pa

regions are estimating that their losses and market watchers warn of new price hikes that tell you how clever reports. cracking soil and. such a poke will have to pictures can be seen in many russian regions the heat has burned out more than ten million hectares of green fields. may fall by quarter this year like many other farmers. is counting his losses amounting so far to fifty percent of his farm zealot's grain production vegetable production in essence all crop production that's open fuel crop production. and primarily the dairy industry but we're losing a significant volume of milk because of the heat but as soon as the heat is over will eventually balance back the quality of the feed be quite the same the cost of the feed be quite the same drowned has a knock on effect on almost every agricultural sector the cost of producing grain milk beef and hogs has doubled the cattle breeders have lost their grass and now they're running out of cheap green as drought continues dark clouds are gathering around the finance ministry as they contemplate their inflation forecast seven when we also observe the similar rally

on september 11, 2001, a direct attack on american soil signaled the birth of an entirely new world.t followed was a surge in patriotism not seen since pearl harbor, with flags on every street corner and signs posted almost everywhere that proclaimed, "god bless america." enormous benefit concerts took place on both coasts, and america was left with a new kind of 21st century hero: the first responder. for a time, our deeply divided country was one again. >> bush: after 9/11, after we resolved that we would defend ourselves, came this great wave of patriotism, where there's a great sense of pride about what we stood for. i'll never forget going to new york and seeing that-- on the one hand, compassion for their fellow citizens, and for the families that were suffering; on the other hand, this great sense of resolve and determination to stand strong in the face of this enemy. >> a sense of coming together, i guess, i think is the best way to describe it. it was a sentiment that extended across party lines in the congress, house and senate, democrat and republican pulled together. mill

undoubtedly the star of this year's show the boeing seventy seven dreamliner on british soil for the first time hailed as the first new generation of airline is its just c. an't wings are made of russian titanium the seven eight seven's made of composite material and capable of traveling huge distances with this model still equipped for test flights boeing's. confident it could make the first deliveries by the end of the year following a tour of the brand new plane. explained to russia's involvement. in the last few years we have signed a lot of contract most of which were for titanium products a newly built titanium alloy the plane that you and i just saw consists of about twenty tons worth of titanium product all of which were made in russia. boeing claims planes for the next eighty years will be modeled on the dreamliner and they're hoping to drum up new custom for the plane during the course of this week last year's paris was disastrous in terms of orders as the aerospace industry took a beating jaring the financial crisis this year could be different according to boeing i think there is some signs you know that t

soil. the two presidents do not get along and there are some personal elements, i would suggest. but this is a new development. there have been suggestions for some time that farc are present in venezuela. this is the first time that the colombian government has come up the strongly to say that specific leaders of that group are there. >> the hope is that the new president can do something to restore relations with cuba job as -- with hugo chavez. >> right. there will be waiting for his replacement. man well -- mr. santos has been tight-lipped on this issue. we will wait to see -- >> the chief executive of apple, steve jobs, says that iphone 4 is not perfect. he made a statement in california about problems that have been reported with the sellout smartphone. our technology correspondent has the story. >> is a market of ever smaller gadgets. but one stands out from the crowd. apple's iphone has transported the entire industry. you could help me out -- >> you could tell miata if you are on wi-fi by just getting off. [laughter] >> while crowds flocked to the iphone, they discovered one little floor.

soil since the one nine hundred twenty s. on wall street. be i was in charge but local police forces like the new york city bomb squad were part of the team. don saddam was sent into the bomb crater on sunday afternoon forty eight hours after the blast to help a forensic chemist team take samples. but then said we spotted a strange metal fragment crumpled and twisted by the power of the explosion. what was unusual was the damage it was so ripped in twisted i've been to scenes in organized crime where people were killed with bombs and completely blew a car up but i've never seen the undercarriage blown out into pieces as this i was looking at there so i knew that this had to be either right next to or possibly the vehicle that would bring such a large vehicle bomb in here and i took my gloves off and as i ran my thumb inside could feel it like an encryption it was a star shape letters letters numbers numbers numbers and then this ended in a starship and i knew that this was a confidential the number. confidential vehicle identification numbers are inscribed on different parts of a car by the manuf

the taliban allowed al qaeda operating on its soil to dispatch terrorists to bomb new york and to bomb washington. what were they thinking? did they think the greatest power in the world would simply ignore mass destruction in its cities? and did they think the u.s. would ignore an attack on its financial center, on its military headquarters? on its capital city? were they that stupid? or were they not driven by cold reason, but by a fiery fanaticism that overcomes normal logic? iran sends children into minefields, denies the holocaust cannot openly calls for the destruction of israel, and hours hezbollah with rockets and has overtaken half of lebanon. iran empowers hamas with rockets. they have sent saboteurs and terror squads into egypt. they send tentacles into yemen and threaten saudi arabia directly. this is what they do today. when they do not have nuclear weapons, think of what they will do tomorrow when they do have them. it is very hard for modern men and women to come to terms with the role of rationality in human affairs. we tend to think that people in states are driven sol

new product we want to introduce you to. here it is. the fire danger it takes into account temperatures, when and soil moisture.ger will be in san joaquin valley with a limited one into alameda county. we don't have winds nor the thunderstorms to spark them. we do have the heat. triple digits all throughout the east bay valleys, but look how much cooler it is. you're in the mid-70s around berkeley and oakland. south bay, low to mid 90s. on the peninsula, mid to upper 80s from redwood city, menlo park southward. 78 at millbrae. mid on 67's along the coast. downtown south san francisco, 70 degrees. 82 in sausalito with low to mid 90s in north bay valleys. mid 80s around santa cruz and watsonville and low 70s and around carmel and monterey. game at at&t mark, 70 dropping down to 66. we'll hit the same type of heat tomorrow but look at the temperatures, 10-15 degrees cooler by monday. here is frances. >> if you want to get an early start, no problems at all. that is 17 across your screen. on the peninsula a quiet ride on 101 where the cars are moving northbound millbrae. 280 is looking good all the way up into san

morning fog, a dry soil below average temperatures the good news is a slight warmth into this weekendin there. bart tracker, sure your the fog is sitting through the bay area we are socked in, that will list a little bit by 9:00 still sitting throughout the northern portions of the bay area all the way into hayward san jose. of course at the coast it will receive rights and a clock still sitting over the big 11:00 is a new religious along the coastline. rainout of side mostly in the '50s. 53 and different cisco 52 and 1/2 monday. 57 hayward, 56 in mountain view. highs for today going to be a little warmer than yesterday and not a whole lot. 63 several sister, 67 half moon bay, 77 hayward, inland you'll see kuehler, warmer temperatures. 89 in antioch 84 in livermore. not squeezing out any 90 degree readings will have to wait till this weekend. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. new disease of the patches of kerman morning but this is the beginning of our warm-up. as we continue on into the weekend we will see those low 90 high a degree readings. high seventies around the bay

the taliban allowed al qaeda, operating on its soil, to dispatch terrorists to bomb new york, this city and to bomb washington. what were they thinking? did they think that the greatest power in the world would simply ignore mass destruction in its cities? did they think that the united states of america would ignore an attack on its financial center, on its military headquarters, on its capital city? were they that stupid? or were they driven not by cool reason, but by fiery fanaticism that overcomes normal logic? iran sends children into minefields. perrin denies the holocaust. -- iran denies the holocaust. iran empowers, us with rockets hamas withpowers home los rockets. iran sent tentacles into yemen and saudi arabia. iran sent weapons into south america. this is what they do when they do not have nuclear weapons. think of what they will do tomorrow when they do have them. it is very hard for modern men and women to come to terms with the rule of irrationality in human affairs. we tend to think that people and states are driven solely by interest, by a sober calculation of cost and