the pilot has at oceanside has shown good performance. but blacks [inaudible] -- >> [inaudible] >> there is, but not as much as thermal driving. in a city like this where you have odor control it goes along with that. >> the footprint as far as the size that we are talking about that would be required? >> the footprint, it would be about 3 1/4 times larger than the footprint for thermal drying. anywhere from 8 acres to 10 acres. next? he well injection, a process whereby the proposal in the petrochemical industry, this is considered as a permanent disposal for by all solids. it involves drilling a well down with a location relative to your geological formation with a good sediment layers at that depth. with another layer of clay or rock formations. preventing a this version of words. so, you would slurry the bio solids down the well. over time the water with the spurs out into the sediment -- would dispersed out into the 7 layer. -- sediment layer. temperatures down there will be [unintelligible] compared to digestion, so the solids would

oceanside is about 15. the wet weather is 250 million gallons per day. oceanside, because of the boxes and all, it is the work force. built in 1952. it still needs a little bit of work. north point, they are also looking at a variety of improvements, specifically seismic, looking at doing a better job with water usage and primary treatment itself. that is offered just during wet weather. at the oceanside we have challenges with grips, there are times when there are tiles. upgrades are needed for cogeneration and top class eight vayo fallout. upgrading of process that we have their, corrosion systems and outfall repairs. i have got a chart on the next slide

oceanside is about 15. the wet weather is 250 million gallons per day. oceanside, because of the boxes and all, it is the work force. built in 1952. it still needs a little bit of work. north point, they are also looking at a variety of improvements, specifically seismic, looking at doing a better job

they wanted to be called oceanside, which sounded a lot more romantic. and so here we looked at that picture. there's a couple of car houses still around in the early 1910. but just 15 years later it really starts filling in. the stucco homes we think about in the sunset district. the merchant builders start building. the row houses start taking over in the 1920's and 1930's. and soon people start forgetting that carville was even there. the cars that do remain are kind of derelict. they've been in the elements for 20 years. they're really warn down. mostly they're rented to people who were too poor to rent to other places. so instead of these judges and lawyers and doctors renting cars you had people really on the fringes of society using them, which doesn't help the whole reputation of carville or these cars with the neighbors. they're getting beat up. this is by 1925. a lot of cars, they get pushed back in the backyards of house of lots. so somebody might build a conventional house and just push their old car house in the backyard. this was on 48th av

they wanted to be called oceanside, which sounded a lot more romantic. and so here we looked at that picture. there's a couple of car houses still around in the early 1910. but just 15 years later it really starts filling in. the stucco homes we think about in the sunset district. the merchant builders start building. the row houses start taking over in the 1920's and 1930's. and soon people start forgetting that carville was even there. the cars that do remain are kind of derelict. they've been in the elements for 20 years. they're really warn down.

i think it was newport beach and oceanside, only hit 67 for a high yesterday. coolest highs ever recorded for the day. couple of lows, one in nevada. that triggered up thunderstorm activity around tata hoe of the- - tahoe yesterday. and that other low, right there, coming interest portland. a combination of those two, meaning no heat in sight. that's a cool pattern that has established itself. low overcast. breezy, drizzle. but leaves behind some rather cool and way below-average highs. slightly cooler toward the end of the week. low clouds, fog. 70s for many. 60s for others. close to the beaches. and it doesn't look like we're going to warm up any time soon. although near the end of the week, maybe a little bit. >> thank you, steve. 6:41 is the time now. apple says one of its hottest products may be too hot. we'll tell you why the silicon valley company has issued a safety warning. >>> also, santa clara county's controversial fast food toy ban takes effect today. we'll tell you about it. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some

much of our storm water is diverted to oceanside water plants. our proposal is to remove park merced from the city's storm harvest system and harvest rain water into new open green space, therefore replacing the aquifor in lake miller sed. -- in lake merced. chair maxwell: i just said, that's great. i'm really impressed with that. are you working on perhaps daylighting parts of the water shed? >> we can't venture out beyond our property lines, but our intention is to daylight all the water sheds within this department. we've worked with the lake merced task force, and they are enthusiastic about this, because they believe this will help to address the serious problems lake merced is having with water levels. as you know, much of park merced's open space is captured by lawns and it is basically nonuseable. it is public open space. the intention is to make these public spaces really socially active, vibrant, and productive. the public recreation area will be accessible and very flexible. it will be adoptable to ladross -- lacrosse, for example. the

i see oceanside and newport beach, only 67. record low maximum temperatures.y here, it's also up and down the coast. everybody is dealing with really cool readings. thunderstorms popped up. lots of reports of hail and minor flooding. highway 50, 89 junction. and even virginia city. strong low up over the pacific northwest, dominating our weather and keeping us cool. 54, san francisco. 57, 60. that should say lo -- "low" louds, l-o-w, not lo. although that was a text. low clouds. just kidding. 62. 72, and 79 degrees. 54 to 59. san francisco, oakland, berkeley, livermore-concord, 57. sometimes you can get big differences in the lows. that's not the case this time of year. 40s in the mountains. looks like another round of thunderstorm activity. reno, by the way, hit 90 yesterday. that's 35 consecutive days that their high has hit 90 or above. that ties a record. 35 consecutive days. it's hot up there, but cool here. and we have a strong breeze. all courtesy of that low. that's what's spinning. keeping the low overcast. and keeps us cool. a little drizzle as well.

through redwood city, pacifica, oceanside and all those places will still see fog tomorrow afternoon.ll still be on a full side with 51 degree59 degrees in half moon bd even offer 70's, low 80s inland. and 10 degrees below where we should be for this time of year and is cooler continue as for the next couple of days but it will continue to warm up thursday/friday. and the warming trend, and even the temperatures will be similar on friday the chance that he could even be warmer. i will keep you posted as we get closer. >> a programming note to tell you about tomorrow, the nbc will o the a's camgame. \ ♪ we will be right back. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room a minor earthquake in monterey county. you can see on the seismograph, the 3.5 it is downgraded from 4.3 to 3.9. the epicenter and aroma 8 mi. from an agricultural center of monterey. 100 people have felt the shaking but it was only minor. a minor tremor and there is no report of any injuries or damage. reporting live in the newsroom, kate thompson. >> a single man has been launching a website and commercial promoting himsel

host: oceanside, california, mark, independent, on with oren kerr. caller: one thing about the fourth amendment on traffic stops because it is often violated. it is interested he mentions california because often in california when your car is stop on the highway or in town you can have your car searched by an officer and it will be searched under the guise that he is looking tpfor your insurance papers or something like that and he won't allow to go back to your car and give him your insurance papers. he has to do it. and i have heard this is something called a protective sear search. as i understand it a protective search is only for somebody who is suspected of being armed and dangerous. but this is something that is routine to have police officers search your car and of course the danger is not some issues, some fictional issue of privacy and the constitution. the issue the danger that a krut police officer could -- a corrupt police officer could claim he found something in your car that was not really there. guest: there are a lot of issues rais