ocean avenue. and this is a city-owned park that was recently as small field to ocean avenue neighborhood commercial transit zoning. the height limit changed from 55x to 55x in both district. this is required for 7737.11 for development on a lot graded to 9999 square feet and 303 and 304 of the planning development and with exception 34 rear yards and 135 open space dimensions and 1 through 6 permitted obstructions over street and alley. and this is a joint project between the mayor's office of housing and the units will be as follo follows. 18 studios, 18 one bedrooms, 22 one bedrooms and 13 three bedrooms. 48% of the units will contain two or more bedrooms. originally 21 are intended for young adult transition out of foster care housing. however, due to a recent additional funding source, that will be increased from 21 to 25 since the drafts of this report. the remaining units are intended for occupancy of houses earning 50% of the median income. it will have five off-street parking spaces and 32 class one bicycle parking spaces for the units and four class one for the commercial space. and there

about the treatment plant that we got from the city, just to refresh you on the location, urban side on the west side of town with outfall on the pacific ocean, north of the city and southeast here, we cannot forget treasure island. i think you have a better copy in front of you. talking about treatment plans and out fall. the problem we are solving when we are looking at treatments, we want to make sure that we maintain permit compliance. meaning that all of our equipment has to be able to be fully operable during wet weather, we have to be able to turn everything on and operate at max. we can also not have any dry weather violations. remember we talked before about the wet weather season being effectively october through april? have i given you too many pieces of paper? do you need a replacement? >> [unintelligible]

host: ocean city, good morning. caller: it was reported on your channel about seven minutes ago that there was a mistake om the treasury department in terms of closi you're going live to the white house where president obama makes remarks on the economy. >> good morning, everybody. right now across this country many americans are sitting at the kitchen table, scanning the classifieds, updating their resumes, or sending out another job application, hoping that this time they will hear back from a potential employer. they are filled with a sense of uncertainty about where their next paycheck will come from. i know the only thing that will entirely free them of those worries, the only thing that will fully lift that sense of uncertainty is the security of a new job. to that end, we all have to continue efforts to do everything in our power to spur growth and hire. i hope the senate acts this week on a package of tax cuts and expanded lending for small businesses, where most of america's jobs are created. we have a lot

future flooding in the city, they decided to take the los angeles river and make it a flood control channel. they concreted the walls of the river in order for water to get to ocean much faster. narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average y

gerry, ocean city, maryland. independent color. caller: i just wanted to ask what is the reason that we are not in afghanistan in iraq? i hear plenty of reports about what is going on, different people's opinions, but quite honestly, i don't understand -- maybe i am a fool -- why are we there? i think it needs addressing. i also think that our present needs to have some press conferences. i do not -- our president needs to have some press conferences. host: and news stories from "the washington post." in harlem, charlie rangel is still a hero. of course, the house subcommittee is looking at what charlie rangel, among other things, improperly used his congressional seat to solicit money and there are other charges he is facing. also from "usa today," white house uses joe biden as campaigner in chief. they look at stops on the campaign trail that president obama and the vice president have taken. the coveted headliner is really the first lady. let's go to walter loeb, iowa, bob, republican. caller: i am sorry, i forgot your name. but

host: ocean city, good morning. caller: it was reported on your channel about seven minutes ago that there was a mistake from the treasury department in terms of closing the chrysler and general motors dealerships, that it will cause more job losses. there is a tug of war between the government and that particular study. i was wondering what your view was on that. host: looked -- guest: look, regarding the mistake, that is a generic criticism of the government's takeover of general motors and chrysler. although i am not an expert on every detail, basically, given the shrinking volume of sales and a shrinking market share of those big car companies, the government deal when they took them over was to abolish a bunch of the dealership, which caused massive layoffs of course. look, i oppose those bailouts. my view is that if a company is failing, be it a car company, a bank or insurance company, you go into chapter 11 or whatever your bankruptcy procedure is, you sell the assets, restructure and invested. regarding gen

up around the city, 64 degrees to barely making it about 60 in daly city. ocean50s there. why all the cloud cover definitely going to be cool along the coast. it's going to be unseasonably cool summer so far, especially along the coastal areas with low clouds and fog. 90s further inland. livermore 90 degrees for you. monterey bay, we're looking at 66 degrees. not too bad. about 84 in gilroy where the garlic festival is about to get underway, that time of the year. accu-weather seven-day forecast, cool things off the week ahead but no big changes. things are looking pretty good. >> we're not going to have any serious stuff in the south bay. >> should be nice weather for that. a little on the warm side. around 90 degrees but it's july. >> the odor of garlic. >> and federal stimulus money is funding a plan in san jose to buy and rehabilitate foreclosed properties. the first buyers are finally moving in to their homes. >> maria sandoval is a single mom of two boys and will be a first time homeowner. >> they said, hey, my mom did it. it's awesome. >> she is buying the

host: ocean city, good morning. caller: it was reported on your channel about seven minutes ago that there was a mistake from the treasury department in terms of closing the chrysler and general motors dealerships, that it will cause more job losses. there is a tug of war between the government and that particular study. i was wondering what your view was on that. host: looked -- guest: look, regarding the mistake, that is a generic criticism of the government's takeover of general motors and chrysler. although i am not an expert on every detail, basically, given the shrinking volume of sales and a shrinking market share of those big car companies, the government deal when they took them over was to abolish a bunch of the dealership, which caused massive layoffs of course. look, i oppose those bailouts. my view is that if a company is failing, be it a car company, a bank or insurance company, you go into chapter 11 or whatever your bankruptcy procedure is, you sell the assets, restructure and invested. regarding gen

ocean beach. here we go closer todayly city and half-moon bay, keeping the neighborhoods on the cooler side. we are expecting the pattern over the next two to three days to pull back near the shoreline. the sunshine is breaking through the clouds and san francisco is on track to reach the lower 60s this afternoon. in fact, this was the time lapse. we had complete overcast. look what happened just within the past hour. the clouds lifting with the mostly sunny skies with the clouds pulling back to the shoreline. today, a little bit warmer than yesterday. we will be cooling things off, especially by monday into tuesday of next week. current numbers, you can see san francisco updated. fair field, 76. we have a bit of a breeze 15 to 20 miles per hour. as far as the temperatures, here's the track of the temperatures by the coast. there's the red con tore, the warmest location in the upper 80s to right around 90-degrees and tomorrow, we will have a few more 90s show up. in fact, here's the latest weather pattern, the temperature have been warming up a little bit over the last 24 hours. we have the

off ocean city, maryland, 82 degrees. >>> no heat around san francisco this morning. a lot of low clouds. fog, sea breeze that will keep t.s in the 60s. hour by hour, notice a warm-up quickly inland again. places out toward the tri valley to be the thotest around bay area. maybe not quite as hot around fairfield. mid to upper 90s inland. close to 90, san jose. 70s around oakland. the weekend is going to start off hot inland. then we'll see cooling thanks to stronger sea breeze late in the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. an emotional day for casey anthony. the florida mom accused of killing her own daughter as she comes cefao faceither h fami [ female announcer ] the jerry brown story. the real story. 40 years in politics... and failure has followed him everywhere. ♪ in the sixties, brown enters politics and later serves two terms as governor. his big spending turns a surplus into a billion dollar deficit. brown appoints liberal judges who fight the death penalty, supports billions in new taxes, and leaves the state with re

this was centered out in the pacific ocean about three miles from daily city. tonight we wanted to know if recent earthquakes can help determine where the next big one will hit. sharon chin shows us one idea. sharon. >> yeah, when earthquakes happen scientists gather data to see if they can accomplish one type of pattern. one possible pattern literally has a hole in it. if you pinpoint the location of recent earthquakes including those in palm spring, mexico and your roadway coo, what do you see? >> looking at the pattern of earthquakes in southern california, some people think they can see a donut you are the u.s. geological survey explains the concept that first came from a japanese scientist in the 1960s. >> if you saw a circle of earthquakes that there might later be a big earthquake in the middle of that circle. >> reporter: the squares show where major earthquakes have occurred recently. the dotted line shows the donut and a hole where a large quake could occur. a uc davis scientist is kicking around the concept. but he says the donut has never been prove

ocean. mid to upper 60s around oakland, berkeley, richmond. '70s union city and fremont. mid to upper 80s for the east bay spots was a 90s popping up. it's bird and antioch. for the south bay just great weather a little bit below average here with mid to upper '70's year and low 80's and the los gatos morgan hill high of 87 degrees. your 7 day around the bay and notice the temperatures in land falling off the next few days. we go from the upper 80s today to the low in mid-80s for the next few days. those temperatures near the bay staying cool to mild in the mid to upper 60s. and that's where we're going to say much of the week. but looks like things will were backed up towards the end of next week into next weekend. >> firefighters are staying busy this weekend they're battling wildfires throughout northern california. your taking a look now at footage from doyle and the lasting county about 90 mi. north of reno. all told about 300 firefighters put out nine wild fires in the region. the largest of them happened in the sierra appeared to of the fires charred more than 500

city 69. sunset district near ocean beach 59 degrees. in the north bay, 74 santa rosa. napa cools off to 72.vercast to start. maybe a little bit of afternoon clearing. 66 degrees is your high. 72 castro valley. and this is where you are really going to notice the temperatures. over the weekend, brentwood and antioch in the 90s. not so tomorrow. 88 for concord and monterey tomorrow, overcast, 63. inland, gilroy will cool to 79 degrees. here is a look at it. the trend is going be cooler the next few days as we h head into the latter part of our workweek, we will see high pressure building in and that is going to bring temperatures up a few more degrees. mid to upper 80s then. near 80 around the peninsula and maybe even 60s and sunshine at the coast. >> woohoo. >> really. >>> coming up, the a's and giants continue their winning ways. >> and a man who has been part of both organizations ♪ ♪ ye ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? simple stuff... eating right...whole grain. whole grain? [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have

ocean district to -- to build this building. the reason is the proposed location is the traffic due to attending nearby city college of san francisco. beth streen are coming into the living area. in addition to a project of approximately 50 units of housing has been approved by nearby adjacent property on ocean avenue. the two projects sticking together will generate over 120 units of new housing with hundreds of new residents. the proposed project is comprising 64,000 square feet. it doesn't need more development and congestion. we got the safety and welfare of the citizens of the area is -- is of paramount concern. given the budget constraints for san francisco, we especially [unintelligible] more people into this area will serve to strengthen police service and potentially effect the people in the district. the sponsors indicate they will not provide any security for the project and that the resident will be responsible for their policy. this is an acceptable -- but the public policy and housing. studies such as -- such as this study demonstrated, it is a policy to concentrate low income housing into a high density area. this in

he lives in this $1 million home near the ocean in huntington beach. we went to cityalk to him. he wasn't on the job. >> he's just not available. >> reporter: can you tell me if he's in the building? is he working today? >> no, he's not in the building. >> reporter: taxpayers are also angry the city's police chief makes $457,000, twice as much as new york's police commissioner, who leads nearly 35,000 officers. bell's chief oversees 33. >> they asked me to come in and make an assessment and bring best practices to this police department. and i have been diligently trying to do that. >> reporter: christina garcia is leading a grass roots effort to have both men fired. >> you have a chief police earning $500,000. you could create 17 new police jobs with that. >> reporter: taxpayers also want the city council that approved these salaries recalled. >> to have them removed and kicked out. >> reporter: those council members make nearly $100,000, and their jobs are part time. ben tracy, cbs news, bell, california. >>> and in california, a candidate for the title america's du

along the peninsula much cooler the closer you are to the ocean low 60s 67 for daly city 68 sambar andeast bay upper 60s to berkeley and oakland a few degrees and then cover '70s for fremont and hayward inter the san ramon valley low 80s upper 80s for places like antioch in pittsburgh. the south bay copper '70s. as you head towards los gatos morgan hill we should get back up and to be so costly warm-up today we may not feel it expressly the closer to the close you are patchy fog expected for tomorrow warm-up continues saturday looks to be the warmest of the week temperatures we should see this time your 90s inland upper '70's around the bay '60s for the coast darya. >> in california news developing story a car fire actually seven cars on fire at long-term parking at s several arson investigators are taking a look at this today more news faster would turn to our soul reporters she is live yoli is live with more yoli tell us how this may have started this is a pretty secure area. >> they're not sure how it started they are trying to figure that out right now. they start with may be a fun

and rizzo doesn't even live in bell, he lives in a million-dollar home near the ocean in huntington beach. we went to city hall to talk to him. he wasn't on the job. >> he's just not available. >> reporter: can you tell me if he's in the building >> he's not in the building. >> reporter: taxpayers are also angry that the city's police chief makes $457,000, twice as much as new york's police commissioner who leads nearly 35,000 officers. bell's chief oversees 33. >> they asked me to come in and make an assessment and bring best practices to this police department and i have been diligently trying to do that. >> reporter: christina garcia is leading a grass-roots effort to have both men fired. >> we have a police chief earning half a million dollars, you could create 17 new police officers with that. >> reporter: taxpayers also want the city council that approved these salaries recalled. >> we're here to have them removed and kicked out. >> reporter: those council members make nearly $100,000 and their jobs are part time. ben tracy, cbs news, bell, california. >> couric: and we'll be right back. we speak mp

may be 84 fairfield, san jose 72 the peninsula still cool 60 degrees for ocean beach, severs cisco 62, '70s down in hayward union cityhen as we head to inland we will be more comparable through san ramon valley with temperatures topping out in the '80s in this set a clear valley temperatures more warmer upper '70s lower 80s. fairly consistent forecast but not warm up starts to kick in tomorrow or '80s by the weekend upper 70's around the bay mid- 60's for the coast. >> our first hot spot is here and interstate 580 in the westbound direction at livermore avenue there is a motorcycle accident reported right here and it is starting to see the back up traffic is affected in the to right-hand lanes. westbound 580 heavy at of tracy already through altamont into the dublin. the rest of the rights of our looks pretty good word of problems and to the creek on interstate 680 sets bound direction and accident at trade boulevard the trailer became detached from the truck that it was pulling. that could mean delays for so bound ride coming in for a pleasant health bay bridge ride we are still looking well mitterrand lights were a

but still kind of cool here in the city with some upper 50s, out by ocean beach, pacifica, 62 degrees temperatures i'm expecting by noon, to see a little bit of sunshine begin to move on in and temperatures inland will be upper 80s. get a little breezy in most areas. out toward san jose, good morning to you, 79 degrees is the high temperature today. about 80 in campbell. up the peninsula, plenty of 70s to 68 in millbrae. cool along the coast with that onshore flow cranking up the winds around 20 mile-an-hour range. plenty of 50s and 60s in downtown areas so definitely need that jacket out today. ukiah, 95 degrees and 78 in sonoma. much cooler air continues to work its way across our area. out for the concert, 68 degrees in oakland. we'll see 90s from antioch out through brentwood, livermore, 88 degrees. foggy conditions along the coast out towards santa cruz. seven-day forecast shows a cooling trend, lower 80s expected by say advertise and wednesday. only in the 50s along the coast. so it has been a cool summer. a little cooler than average. normal high is 72. we're barely in the uppe

city. literally overnight, a think the buddha has become the talk of the town. my main purpose is to identify and thank the many people involved on both sides of the pacific ocean. without their help, this project could not been realized. to " the former first lady, hillary clinton, "it takes a village." with this project, that phrase could not be more true. as the project manager, i am the common thread connecting the many visible and invisible contributors to the project. i know that thank you's can be the most boring part of the ceremony and people generally to and out. please listen because my list will help you to learn the complex and dramatic sage of its dramatic journey from shanghai to san francisco. it is very complex to bring a project of this sale to for -- of this scale to fruition at the top of my list, and must think the artist. [applause] he has given us the true honor and privilege of displaying his wonderful sculpture and our most public places. i also want to thank mayor newsom for giving me arts commission and the mandate to do something big and spectacular for the city. that is all i needed to hear to get something -- to get me going. i hope

concord, 53 fears fremont, to get on to your, 58 oakland, 52 redwood city, 54 half moon bay. 77 novato, 79 sonoma, at 78 napa, 60 ocean, 66 san bruno, 61 pacifica, 73 san mateo, 74 redwood city, 68 on the the county, as denying castro valley, over to the in the spot symphonies the same room valley for 80 walnut creek, a danville. 82 livermore. is here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. upon bombardier a gradual warming up as we had to the rest of the week partly cloudy conditions expected for the weekend. james. >> if thank you, a quick turn your ride the bay bridge approach is still nice, light no delays at the toll was up all lanes are open on the upper, lower deck nine minutes from the mes and san francisco, highway 92 volume is building you do see a few more taillights and the westbound direction still traveling a better than 50 mi. per hour. 12 minister hayward to foster city. your read on 101 is looking alright you can see the southbound direction disdainful of public is trickling in to san francisco light volume of their highway 37 down to the toll plaza 21 minutes. walnut creek no problems to report out o

. >> not just new york city, it's global and not just the atmosphere, the atmosphere and ocean, as well. >> reporter: moscow is enduring a month-long heat wave that has residents seeking relief in the fountains of red square. in the typically mild uk, an ice cream truck is supplying canines with cold treats. dog days of summer, indeed. sunday into monday will bring some relief in the northeast with temperatures remaining in the mid-90s but much less humidity. still, sharyn, this is not likely to be the last heat wave we see during this seemingly endless summer. >> all right, stephanie sy, thank you. >>> as we said, the weather in the gulf is much better than forecast. a rare bit of good news in the battle to seal the crippled well, tropical storm bonnie was a bust, and so tonight ships are returning to work at the spill site, and matt gutman is back along the gulf tonight. matt? >> reporter: sharyn, the fear that a giant storm surge would have brought oil miles inland, that's pretty much gone. you can see that the floodgates behind me have re-opened and that just a couple of hours away

city on monday. 190 junior officers are aboard the vessels. every year, the msdf. that gates the oceans to train graduates from the maritime officer candidate school. this year, it chose to visit the united states. in a welcoming ceremony at the pier, a u.s. naval officer said the u.s. navy and japan's msdf forged a strong partnership over the past 50 years. they'll visit arlington national cemetery in washington, then leave for portugal on thursday. >>> welcome back to news line business. tokyo stocks moved within a narrow range on tuesday morning. the nikkei 225 up 2,000 ticks. many investors refrained from active training as major firms are set to release earnings later this week. the current earnings season said to peak friday on japan. on the tokyo foreign exchange, the dollar falling against the yen on tuesday morning. the greenback at 86.92-96. market sources say that the dollar is depreciating as uncertainty for the u.s. economy remains strong among investors. concerns over european financial institutions receded, cueing investors to buy back the euro. this contributed to the we

city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the top. you see we have a nice selection of things floating around there, things from bubble gum wrappers, toilet paper, whatever you dump down the toilet, whatever gets into our storm drains, that's what gets into our waste water treatment and we have to clean. >> see these chains here, this keeps scum from building up. >> on this end in the liquid end basically we're just trying to produce a good water product that doesn't negatively impact the receiving water so that we have recreation and no bad impact on fish and aquatic life. solids is what's happening. . >> by sludge, what exactly do you mean? is that the actual technical term? . >> it's a technical term and it's used in a lot of different ways, but this is organic sewage sludge. basically what it is is, oh, maybe things that come out of your garbage dispo

heading out to ocean beach only about 60 degrees, same thing for daly city.nson beach about 60 degrees as well. as for the east bay, oakland 69 for you. 77 in fremont. here is where it gets hot with 90s out through pittsburg and brentwood. monterey bay, 66 degrees for you. hollister about 80 degrees and seven-day forecast, again thunderstorms in the sierra by say tomorrow afternoon and then cool things off. not much change from day to day morning clouds afternoon sunshine. enjoy the day. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america," latest on preparations for bonnie which have halted cleanup efforts. bill weir joins us with a preview from new york. are you keeping an eye on bonnie for us? >> we'll take you down to the gulf and talk to experts. it never seen this kind of dangerous mix of powerful storm plus an oil spill. a lot of speculation about what it might do. also we have geezer bandit now the bouquet and back street boy bandits. are they more creative the criminals or the police that are naming them more creative. and tour de france winds down some s

getting a bad these, 81 for petaluma, novato. 82 sonoma and napa. 89 vallejo. 80 redwood city and palo alto, 66 oceanach instead of this group. 77 hayward, fremont. 71 oakland. martinez '84, '85 walnut creek. 91 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. des joe conditions fairly similar is ahead the next couple of days. niles, warm temperatures on wednesday that looks like to be pretty nice as we head towards the end of the week. jet and a commune with erica. >> thank you, tequila to read around the bay area traffic is still very light final project bay bridge toll plaza is still quite light. nice, easy ride and a foot of the maze in the standards as the. still a pretty easy condition no reports of any problems, delays across band. golden gate merely occurs inside a looks a little foggy but still a really easy ride with traffic moving up lemon an update on the doral drive project lincoln boulevard is close which suggesting you take the jurors were signed, it will the jury back to lincoln. this is going to purchase 24 hours a day for the next couple of days until wednesday at 10:00 p.m

city. cooler much cooler here about 5 to 10 degrees. warmest place in the upper 80s. beautiful day for the south bay. the ocean air coming off the bay. readings coming in up to 70's. and what is going to see just like this i things for the end of this coming week. no big changes in store. these regions are actually a couple degrees before low average. it cools a typical morning fog giving way for beautiful summer sunshine the afternoon hours. >> and nationalism has been for days and still has stopped leaking from a ruptured well in the gulf. you're looking live at the well on the golf. and the russian oil is over. the bp in the algoma administration are now offering different views on whether not the cap will have to be reopened. >> a bit of good new is that of new orleans sunday. as such is some good news we've seen it go up a bit of a loss couple of hours. certainly than last they are sold. the increases could narrow as because of the good job selling it indicates that there is a rupture well below the sea floor. another great bit of information we got to this morning the bp wants to contain it have to remain locked into place so w

the city of trust, the park service, and the vmac, and they catch them all, and you have the state highway department on ocean drive. commissioner buell: thank you. >> is there any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner buell: this is the information i am only. thank you. i think you got some good feedback. i would like it actually approach individual commissioners as you put this together as well because i think it will get good feedback. perspective we have up here is sometimes a little different. >> absolutely. and if i may just be to the issue, we are members, and i apologize if i was not clear when i referenced that, of the 5000 significant permits, almost 80% of them go to another agency, that is primarily iscott. commissioner buell: thank you very much. commissioners, i know there's a lot of people here and some that have an attention span that may be matching some of the commission's, and i would like to take item 10 out of order if there is no objection, in order to get testimony from people. do i need a vote on that? no, we will take in 10. -- ite

ocean beach, are rated only two stars out of five stores. at candlestick, and kron out of the element are also poor. crowne beach. >> and 9% of cityes violative health codes last year. ♪ >> and a mount pam cam we are seeing that fog how coastline especially in the north bay. temperatures are warmer this afternoon. and inland, 80s. tonight/tomorrow, the fog will hug the coast line and push back anin. tomorrow, the typical spots of the fog along the coast and in the day. however, not quite as far inland. temperatures will be warming, and a bit warmer, with 89 inland, 60s on the coast, and the fog tracker for tomorrow. the fog will not as extensive and where are racing at 6:00 a.m. the inland valleys will be in the clear. and the north bay, and oakland, he were, the peninsula by 9:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine in the north bay. and he word. 70's. hayward. the fog tracker will be pressing off by 12 pm and it could stay along ocean beach perhaps a bit longer. to take a look and our temperatures tomorrow afternoon and other nice day across the bay. we're not going to see temperatures very warm, and the inland is going be a degrees in antio

and to balls to this is a historical russian city it was founded in the sixteenth century and it used to be the capital of siberia with the with siberian ocean of culture x. gold kept away did it end. there are many streets and churches around to poles according to alexander patricians theory the siberian portion of culture gold was hidden in one of them the street is several kilometers from tobolsk during the civil war. of tobolsk one of his residence is here. with some of the church valuables and valuables and belonging to the siberian white movement were kept here in the monastery it is now being restored look what it feels like you're just going to see you know you find a lot of metal yes we have lots of but. i find this quite intriguing and there is a lot of metal here because insurgents taking part in the one nine hundred twenty one peasant revolt were executed here by this wall one finds gold jam and human bones here all in one place which was. cool alexander protrusion of the federal security service now retired has spent a good deal of time in search of culture x. gold his job gave him access to secret transcripts of interrogations

ocean. almost 15 years ago. she's living there 15 years and she has difficulty because all the time she has difficulty defy packing. translator: now because -- city college is nearby -- the stop, all of the packing occupied by the city college students so one more huge building will create a huge problem for parking. the oring, dofrle, maybe building building elsewhere and this is not suitable. thank you. >> tina chu. may hinge el. nahong. >> good afternoon. my name is fing ho. i say no, the first problem is the safety problem. the second problem is -- thank you. >> i'm tina -- i live in brighten, brighten avenue. i would say no for the project. the -- it is two years. and get in trouble for parking. two or three car and then it is hard to find a parking if -- if 70 units in the building only have four parking, it is really trouble for us. and 70 units and 21 unit for the -- for the -- for the 18 and 24 age. and for the -- for the safety and security for our neighborhood is there. so we say no. thank you. i am may. i live at 226 avenue. i live there 40 years ago. i come here and realize that -- the -- to my work really hard. lot of this. i save a

ocean beach, i think you'll have trouble seeing the sun tomorrow. i think it will be pretty foggy throughout the daytime hours. there are your forecast highs tomorrow. >>> a couple of citiesor you. 96 in fairfield, 93 in napa. >>> your five-day forecast shapes out like this. 62 at the coast, and see you tonight at 10:00. >> thanks, bill. hundreds of ped up in oakland to get free tickets to next week's mow morial tickets for bishop walter hopkins. died on sunday at his home and he was 61 years old. he scored his first hit song oh happy day performed by his brother's band. he formed the love center church in oakland back in the 1970s. that is our report for tonight everyone. i'm heather holmes. bay area news at 7:00 returns on monday. stick around. tmz is next. have a great wnld. -- weekend. presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a car and driver 10 best third year in a row.

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ocean. what cleaning up berkeley? they're getting $1.8 million for a downtown face lift. the mayor's office says the city will improve the central b.a.r.t. mraz saturdplaza. it will add cafe seating, landscaping and lighting improvements. >>> returning troops and veterans looking for help can go to the east bay today. there will be a special career expo in oakland where veterans and troops can interview for jobs. the recruit military opportunity expo will will be at the oakland alameda county coliseum from 11:00 this morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> the final segment of the new eastern span of the bay bridge is beginning to take shape. you may notice it as you head across. the first piece of the tower that will support the suspension cables is nearly in place. yesterday crews used a crane to hoist the 1200-ton section over the concrete foundation. of course, the bridge still expected to open sometime in 2013. >>> speaking of the bay bridge, want to check in with mike. he says there's debris to watch out for. >> that's right. not related to the construction in any fashion. the lower deck where we