which we know will take one year, we hope not longer, but we did not know as much about the northern location as the location near at&t ballpark. we have to do the engineering assessments and it came up positively. we are very confident, unless something very unanticipated comes up, we will be able to get the village built in time and have a great event in 2013. >> let me underscore this issue of confidence, it is essential. when the board expresses unanimity, environmental organizations, community groups, one of the big benefits of this kind of project is when you have more support than when you began, it gives you a degree of certainty that he may not have otherwise received. the ceqa process will begin in earnest. there is no guarantee with ceqa, but we are about as close as we can with some certainty to get that done. >> just for clarification, the least versus ownership? >> it is an issue on see what 30 -- seawall lot 30. we will be working with what the board provided us. we believe confidently that we can get that approved through the state agencies. we think it was an important thing

at the northern location, we had to do a new set of assessments to see if we could build a sailing villagene by 2013. that took some time. as a fallback, if we thought we could not do that, we would have to go to a city where the sailing facilities were already in place, like newport. if we could not build the sailing village in the new location, we were going to go to newport. that is what that was about. >> let me just say, maybe i am just old hat in some respects, being around labor negotiations for the past seven years, i did not think anything was particularly surprising about the negotiations. it is surprising, as i sat up front, the team will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars over all. they are bringing something extraordinary to the city. they want to make sure there is some certainty in the process. michelle just referred to the fact, i refer to it prior, that there is less certainty because of venues because we have to build them. to answer your question, we have to work through some of those finer points in the last few weeks. it the end of the day, what was remarkabl

for located in northern california. an analyst reports the sale would generate $2.3 billion. after paying off debt, the net revenue was 1.3 billion. the report also showed the sale leaseback would result in additional costs. this would exceed the initial sale of 1.3 billion by at least $600 million. the sale is intended to help the budget deficit. the governor said he will tap into a loan to help offset not getting the money. kron 4 news. >> governor brown has proposed shutting down local redevelopment agencies to help save the state nearly $2 billion. it oakland mayor jean-quan says cutting off the funding would put new projects in jeopardy and bring the revitalization of the city to a stop. she points to oakland as an example as what the state needs to keep redevelopment money flowing. >> this would stop growth and i will simply say, a penny wise but how foolish. if you have been here 12 years ago he would of see mostly deserted buildings, and the lots and buildings that were badly damaged from the earthquake and unusable. >> kate thompson gives is a closer look at the oakl

places in northern germany are among his favorite locations. translator: usually i prefer bare landscapes where nothing else can get in the way or something like this heap of sand that i can shape. i can try out a lot there, whether this pine tree fits in the scene or if it's too much. maybe a couple of chairs would be good or a daytripping destination? i'll try it. >> on a small section of north sea coast, thomas wrede makes it's driving. when the 47-year-old has found the right backdrop, he gets down to work. the picture has to be taken from a particular perspective so that a few patches of left-over snow look like a polar icescape. sometimes it takes hours until wrede is satisfied with light quality. translator: on the one hand it's an expression of my yearning for a lovely, romantic landscape, which i can cre with limited means. and at the same time i like creating visual traps. out of something small, like a puddle or heap of snow. i can create a landscape that you can't really locate. >> thomas wrede uses a traditional large-format camera

you got the snow located in far northern california here and this stuff finally this arctic air plunging bay area. it's going to take some time to get on by so temperatures in 40s and 50s in the area. but toward the afternoon these may be the high temperatures as we are going to see some much colder air begin to mix in. so with that in mind, the low is bringing in that arctic air toward the afternoon. winter weather advisories going up at 1,000 feet starting out in the north bay throughout the morning hours and the early afternoon. snow, yeah, plenty of it especially above 2500 feet. cold air this afternoon in the santa cruz. snow creeping further and further south and this is one of those rare days where we do have a chance to see snow all the way down to sea level. it may not stick, but boy, keep your camera handy, folks. you may get a good downdraft from some snow, may get some snow in your neighborhood. it's going to be a wild day. all right, hopefully it's not as wild out on the roads. let's check in with elizabeth. >> wild and dangerous! yeah. these wet and slippery conditions can

northern gulf of mexico. dead baby dolphins washing ashore, 19 since january, discovered in ten different locations in mississippi and alabama. trying to unravel the mystery behind the deaths, scientists from the institute of marine mammal studies. >> normally we see one or two calves that are found dead during january and february. this is almost a ten-fold increase, which is a considerable spike and is of significance. >> reporter: some dolphins are stillborn, others have lived just a few days. though the cause has yet to be determined, a prime suspect is the bp oil spill. these calves would have been conceived just before the deepwater horizon rig blew up. their mothers may have passed through waters and eaten fish exposed to the oil and dispersants. >> the oil spill is a major event that happened, and we have to look to what may have happened to the food chain. it may be just a coincidence, but it is a very significant coincidence. >> reporter: he cautions rushing to a conclusion, there could be other factors as well, such as temperature change in the gulf waters. with no visible signs of oiling on the baby d

efficiency and demand-type programs, located with the city -- within, i assume that means -- within the city as well as northern califoia

efficiency and demand-type programs, located with the city -- within, i assume that means -- within the city as well as northern california. >> yes, within would be a correction. i would also like to add the word "immediately," because i think there is a time factor here that we are all very cognizant of, and we can but some time elements into further amendments as well because i know there is a lot of eagerness from the stakeholders to keep us moving along. the second amendment that i would like to introduce that is not on the copy that you have has to do with the third whereas on the second page, and it would read -- whereas in light of the failure of two rfp processes to result in an acceptable contract for electricity supply and customer care in billing services, the general manager of the sfpuc has determined that the rfp could not be altered or revise in a manner likely to attract response of offers. the third amendment, which is also down in the red, which has also been slightly modified, so i will go ahead and read that as well, would read, "further resolved that the general manager of the sfpuc shall d

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locate the hole from the ground but they can easily be spotted from the. pilot his route one last time before setting out. and then to. to the north. in the northern region. contacts must away. with have to come to one thousand eight hundred square kilometers which is always the area of london the capital of great britain most of the territory is heavily forested. in dream news the locations of the places where fuzzing most likely to break out and where one can make an emergency landing but only three is an experienced pilot he always tries to pass over the forest quickly goes lower than three hundred metres above the treetops. gupta our chief is waiting for you to land try and tell him yourself. to find it telling yourself. john hey you. offroad i'll tell him. do it. first fires create powerful columns they rise sharply and can easily overturn the trike despite the fact that the machine weighs around four hundred kilos only did not see any major fire breaks during his two hour flight return safely back to. everything's fine i've learned it but i got delayed by having a flight appear to be forty minutes longer than intended i checked all the spots

northern baja. big weather down south. we just get a few high clouds. those high clouds will keep temperatures overnight relatively mild for this time of year. i think we'll be above freezing in most locations. in the cold spots upper 20s low 30s. a good shot for frost tonight, good chance for fog as well. overnight lows on the cool side. here comes the system, way up here coming up through canada. it's going to drop late in the week it changes everything. it's going to be very cold and very snowy. that's late in the week. thursday, friday, saturday. in the meantime we're dry. for the most part. there are a few sprinkles from that system out there but just minimal stuff. few clouds out there. overnight lows cool in the north bay valleys. that's the way it is in february. nothing crazy, no frost advisories or freeze warnings. it will be kind of mild in the afternoon. partly to mostly sunny, that takes us into tuesday and wednesday. when we get into thursday that's when everything comes around, there's a system from way up here it's going to drop straight down. it's where they come from that tells you what they're going to be like. when they come from here, they are warm and they are moist. w

location that i suffer from. why do i live in washington d.c.? because it is the capital and the only place northerners and southerners could agree. could have been fill your boston or new york or princeton but i had to be someone right in between north and south not commercial or urban. why is the capital near luxembourg and strasbourg? the same reason for collided switzerland have two capitals for many centuries? the protestants and catholics could that agree if it to be in the protestant section so each got one. than the catholics could not agree whether it should be this city or that city so it moved. to capitals moved around switzerland. but it works. nobody was afraid a stable permanent capital would create a balance of power. strategic restraint withholding power. the third take away this since quite surprising going again, the regime type democracy does not seem to matter per car went into the project thinking liberal democracy was very good at making peace. partly because we're led to believe by our politicians and scholars democracies are pacific and autocracies are were like i found they cou

northern california. the items you might have a tough time finding next time you go to the farmer's market. >> the bay area was not the only place experiencing the icy grip of winter. what other locations had to show for snow. the news continues in less than 90 seconds. >>> it was a royal night for the british drama the king's speech. the movie took home four oscars including best picture. collin ferr won best actor. >>> natalie portman won best actress for her role in black swan. christian bale won supporting actor in the fighter. >> and there are big hopes hopes in san francisco that oscar gold will turn into money in the bank. john sasaki is live at a party with a purpose. >> reporter: whenever you see surge lights you know something big is going on. here at the gallery of designers, an event with a big cause. >> i think it's terrific. and it's so nice to see so many people here. >> the fact that we're coming together to celebrate with food, movies, and each other to raise money to help fight this disease, that's what we need to do. >> reporter: this woman said she lost her uncle to aids. >> it's amazing that there are so many people here to support this idea. and to see it in this

. $3.60 in some of the era locations and also when you have to pay more for fuel for your car, jet fuel is also projected to increase. >>pam: the northern africa in protest in libya. conflicting reports that khaddafi may have fled the country. samantha hayes reports on his possible whereabouts and the violent protesting. >> after apparently taking control of the northern city on sunday angry anti- government protesters set their sights on the nation's capital, tripoli. a government building was set on fire and states buildings ransacked. helicopters were firing into crowds of tripoli. the justice minister resigned with excessive force on on on processors. the deputy investor called for the resignation of gaddafi was ruled for 42 years. >> he has to leave as soon as possible and has to stop killing people. this has been going on too long for 42 years. >>reporter: european rumors that he could have already fled and going to venezuela. >> this is the beginning of the yen for khaddafi. >>reporter: 200 people love died. and human rights watch-21 the dutch people have died--a pro-khaddafi and a stern message from the sun.from his son. >> and

- jerusalem is located there and contains police sites to the most important religions of the period. day colored it brown and agreed although the french would get part of what is northern israel it would be governed by the international consortium of powers or condominium of powers and they caught -- code that brown so let's see were we have gotten so far. british prompting and help the grand sherif hussain precede with a rebellion against turkey they may not have thought palestine would be part of the kingdom and certainly did not know in any event but to have the boundaries of the kingdom planned out and also their own roles with and it. and british officials understood as much and the most famous example is lawrence of arabia as we all know him. i chose this depiction because he looks to be troubled. i may read too much into these depictions but here is what he wrote in a letter we are getting them to fight for us and i cannot stand it. he was not the only british official to be so troubled. but back in london there was another group taking a profound interest in palestine, namely the zionist. they are jewish nationalist but they were saying the homeland of jews in

northern mountains. that will come in this afternoon with cooler temperatures later this week. the little bump today will put up into the upper 50s and low 60s for most locationsr this air mass moves across the region, we'll look for the big cooldown in the mid- to low-50s for the remainder of the week into the weekend with a possibility of some snow down to about 3500 feet. so the high country, the sierra, will be looking at plenty of snow here through the end of the week. for us rainfall expectations anywhere from 2" to 3" in the high country and across the coast 1.5" by this time tomorrow when rain should begin to taper off again from this next wave. there is yet another one out there for thursday night into friday which should carry us into the weekend. here's that little bump in temperatures i spoke of, upper 50s to low 60s expected and taking a look at the five-day forecast, we see the foggy week to continue with the colder air arriving come tomorrow and we'll drop back into the mid- 50s and then by saturday morning, the showers should taper off. we'll get a bit of a break for sunday, with another round of precip headed our way come early next week as th

location that i suffer from as a resident of washington, d.c. [laughter] >> why do i live in washington, d.c.? because it's the capital and because it's the only place that northerners and southerners could agree. which might have been in philly, it might have been boston, new york, maybe princeton, but no, somewhere right in between north and south. neither commercial nor urban. why does europe today have it's capital split between brussels, strasburg, and -- same reason. because the protestants and the catholics wouldn't agree which section. so each got one. then the catholics couldn't agree this city or that city. so it moved. you had two capitals moving around the prod -- protestant and catholic in switzerland. it work. because nobody was afraid that a stable, permanent capital would create a balance of power that would threaten them. again, strategic restraint. withholding power. third take away, and this is quite surprising, or at least it surprised me going in. regime type democracy doesn't seem to matter. i went into the project thinking that i would find that liberal democracies were great partners. very good at making peace. that's partly because we are le

location that i suffer from as a resident of washington d.c. why do i live in washington d.c.? because it is the capitol and because it is the only place that northerners and southerners could agree. it might have been in philly. it might have been boston. it might be new york, maybe princeton, but it had to be somewhere in between north and south, nor commercial or urban. what does europe had its capital split between russell, strasbourg, and luxembourg? same reason. why does switzerland have two capitals for many, many centuries? the product to stop protestants and catholics could not agree whether the capitol should be in the protestant section of the catholic section. each got one. the catholics could not agree on whether it should be the city or the city. moved. you have two capitals moving around. it worked because nobody was afraid that a stable permanent capital would create a balance and power that would threaten. again, strategic restraint, was holding power. there take away, and this is surprising or at least it surprised me going in. regime types, democracy does not seem to matter. i went into the project thinking i would find that liberal

locator mobile app on the girl scouts' website. last year 3.6 million boxes of cookies were sold in northern california. >> i've already put in my order! music's biggest stars are meeting in hollywood for the 53rd annual grammy awards. the celebration kicks off tomorrow with the usual lineup of performances. surprise appearances and tributes. the night is expected to be an official comeback for rapper eminem, who leads the pack with 10 nominations, including album of the year. the show is also going to include a trip tout to aretha franklin and the first grammy appearance by mick jagger. that is the sound of 10-year- old ethan of seattle and his piano playing is getting him a lot of attention. he says he has been playing concert piano since he started begging has parents for lessons when he was just three years old. and now he performs all over the country. but despite his popularity, he says he is just a regular kid. >> a few minutes ago i was playing video games, and then when i need to i just -- play some concerts and do some charities, and then go back to the video games and homework. >> busy schedule. people are calling him a gen