their production and so that's what sent the price skyrocketing because if saudi arabia was to go offline because of some kind of a revolution or protest or unrest spreading there that's twenty five percent of the world's oil supply that that would not be an option according to the peak oil experts that i've spoken to the girl just couldn't handle that and lauren very briefly of course we can't forget that this obviously impacts the price of food bring that into the equation and how could possibly darrelle the canonic recovery. well i think about oil is that it's not just about cars it's about the entire global economy ninety six percent of g.d.p. growth according to the experts in my story is tied to greenhouse gas emission oil is what fuels production in the world it's what allows food to be harvested in transported and in addition to that you know we've seen through prices increase based on other other issues at hand the weather the inflationary pressure from the money policy the monetary policy in the u.s. of unintended easing which people have accused of driving food prices up becaus

although they feel they've learned a lot from their time offline, they balk at the idea of living without the internet for good. >> [inhales sharply] [speaking korean] >> i think a week has been quite enough for me. but if i was asked to do it again to show people the good sides of living without the web, i would volunteer. >> [speaking korean] >> [speaking korean] >> it's just like, if you lived a week without electricity, the house would become a complete mess. so, i would say a polite, "no, thank you" to being unplugged ever again. >> [laughs] [all speaking korean] >> and as the yangs prepare to return to their normal wired-up world, they're considering a permanent change in the way the household operates. >> [speaking korean] >> from now on, i think we should have rules-- rules on how much time we can spend a day on the net. let's say 30 minutes a day. >> really? >> what do you think we should do? >> we should have 5 hours. >> no way. >> 6 hours. then an hour a day. >> only an hour a day. >> it's an hour between the two of you--one hour in total. >> no, no. >> everyone can have 30 min

governments also rely on a confidential communication online as well as offline. the existence of connection technologies may make it harder to maintain confidentiality but it does not alter the need for it. i know that government confidentiality has been a topic of debate during the past few months because of wikileaks. it has been a false debate in many ways. fundamentally, the wikileaks incident began with government documents being stolen as if they had been smuggled out in a briefcase. some have suggested that this was justified because governments have a responsibility to conduct all of our work out in the open in the full view of our citizens. i respectfully disagree. the united states could neither provide for our citizens security nor promotes the cause of human rights and democracy around the world if we had to make public every step of our efforts. confidential communication gives our government the opportunity to do work that could not be done otherwise. consider our work with former soviet states to secure loose nuclear material. by keeping the detail

from libya if algeria which is also having trouble if it goes offline that would bring saudi arabia right to have capacity to to substitute for the ali and then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an animist trying to get headline but maybe one hundred fifty that that which is still pretty high. situation in the middle east has prompted others around the world to speak out against their government's policies and the u.s. is no exception with thousands in one northern state protesting against benefits cuts later this hour the resident asks people on the streets of the big apple how they feel about those on ordinary incomes paying for the mistakes of others. were for the type of coverage. we it would not be either of these things either the middle east things or the things going on with the states would be quite as you see or do you think that people in the middle class are responsible at all for where the economy is that right now no it's wall street. julian assange is preparing to appeal along the court's ruling that he can be extradited to sweden o

so you've lost a million barrels a day is offline from libya. algeria which is also having trouble it is lynette's one point eight million barrels or more. saudi arabia that would bring saudi arabia right up to its capacity to to substitute the volume then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an analyst trying to get headline but maybe one hundred fifty that that which is still pretty high i want to say on this you mentioned saudi arabia and they really kept calm promising to kick up oil production i know you've written about the fact they already have but to what extent can they keep doing this i mean if there's an arrest continue it . this is the this is the question one one question that i'm exploring today is why is saudi arabia so nontransparent the the single fact that has that has allowed or oil prices to go through the roof over the last week and then all the way down which we've seen since the end of the day yesterday is this question can saudi arabia really replace the volumes and your question even if

so you've lost our million barrels a day it is offline from libya if algeria which is also having trouble if it. gets one point eight million barrels more saudi arabia that would bring saudi arabia right up to his capacity to to substitute a volley and then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an analyst trying to get headlines but maybe a hundred fifty that which is still pretty high why is saudi arabia so nontransparent the single factor that has that has allowed our oil prices to go through the roof over the last week up and then all the way down which we've seen since the end of the day yesterday is this question can saudi arabia really replace those volumes and your question even if if it does replace the volume's or how long can it do it and then a third question could the unrest that we've seen in neighboring rain wash over into the eastern province of saudi arabia where all of their oil major oil fields are located look at the situation in those days it was the. right in the middle of this war that the united states was embarking on in iraq it was

from libya if algeria which is also having trouble if it goes offline that would bring saudi arabia right after the two to substitute for the ali and then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an analyst trying to get headlines but but maybe one hundred fifty that that which is still pretty high. this is o.t. here in moscow we will play more for you this hour including our weekly snapshot of opinion on the streets of new york. better class are responsible at all for where the economy is that right now now it's it's wall street and bush. the president is in the big apple's i phone of what people think about high taxes. still to come free but first union a soldier is preparing to appeal a london court ruling that he be extradited to sweden on sex assault charges the founder of the whistleblower we can mix website says the allegations of baseless and if he is handed over he will not get a fair trial artie's lorena's has been looking at why a soldier is being extradited from a country which is home for many wanted on far more serious charges. wiki leaks f

from libya if algeria which is also having trouble if it goes offline that would bring saudi arabia right up to its capacity to to substitute for the ali and then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an animist trying to get headlines but but maybe one hundred fifty that that which is still pretty high. i have got plenty to come this hour including our weekly snapshot of opinion from the streets of new york. middle class are responsible at all for where the economy is that right now now it's it's wall street and bush. their president is on the streets of got from to find out what people think about the tax man in america. we collate founder julian assange has turned people along to the court ruling ordering his extradition to sweden on sex assault charges so in their baseless and that he was not a proud trial that he's lawyer and that of looking at why he's being sent for trial while foreign citizens want the broader more serious charges have been allowed to stay that. wiki leaks founder julian assange learns the court has ordered his extradition to

ad is a great example of a commercial that is not really just a tv ad, it is designed to send you offline. the whole point of many of the ads this year is not just the tv ads like we're watching on the screen but for you as the viewer, and then the customer, if you will, to go offline, and follow the ad, and it sends you to a twitter page, or a facebook page. >> you're advertising to yourself. >> that is the story here. is the introduction of new media and social media platforms, like twitter, facebook, and even self generated and created content on youtube has now completely come to dominate these ads. you know, if you look at what the advertiser is doing now, there is the ad on tv, and it will be interesting, we will watch tomorrow, if you're watching the super bowl, but the whole point is to follow on a twitter page and see if you can win a contest. it is the integration of new media with old media. it is the hallmark of the super bowl in dallas texas. >> do you think people are actually going to do it, though? >> i would think watching that, i would not be logging on to my facebook pa

. >> some bloggers have been offline for hours. she wants to demonstrate solidarity. >> [unintelligible] >> there have been constant clashes between demonstrators, the police, and security forces. after today's actions, she has documented the events in the interior minister is promising an inquiry. >> they sent some militia to break everything. and say that the demonstrators are breaking everything. but it is not true. it is the police and the militia who are doing this. they can't stop the revolution. we will do everything to preserve this revolution. >> it will soon be restored. >> please stay tuned.

a spokesman says because this plant has been offline since 2008 there was no disruption to water service. >>> fire broke out this morning near the castro district. caused 405,000 dollars in damage and left six people without a home. the red cross was called to help the victims. the cause is under investigation but officials do not believe this fire is connected to arsons in that area. >>> current conditions right now breezy in some spots, windy in fairfield. 36 miles per hour right now in fairfield. 23 in napa. santa rosa and long the coast in half moon bay. we will continue to see these breezy conditions. take a look at napa. 58 degrees. 56 fairfield. 57 antioch. i would be surprise if they make it below 50 degrees. the winds continue to pick up over night, especially in the spots where it's already windy. tomorrow afternoon, it's still windy. we have a wid advisory in effect right now, we will talk about that plus cooler weather in a bit. >>> new tonight, celebrity website tmz is reporting that mark zuckerberg has a shocker. he claims a man is sending him threatening messages on facebo

also, we'll call a meeting offline with the port authority and the port authority and the office of the mayor and others within the department mental family. i would like us to form a meeting with recology to see if they can speak to some of these considerations. my forecast is that we might arrive and say thumbs up, 100% confident in this. but the fact that those steps did not get taken, i don't think anybody should be fearful because it's the desired answer you want today. we're doing tour due diligence. my motion is for a two-month continue wins. mid to late april is what i would suggest. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi, for your proposal. i would request perhaps that we do a continuance and we are cock any distant of the schedule before -- cognizant of the schedule before us. supervisor? i appreciate all the members of the public that came out today to speak on this issue. i think there are a lot of pieces. and while i a-- agree with supervisor mirkarimi that i think recology has done a terrific job, i am also ok with having a contiuance. supervisor mirkarimi: i just want to qual

spokesman's from the utility says that since 2008, it was offline but no disruption to water residence. >> and a two-alarm fire on corporate ave. and thankfully, no injuries the american red cross was brought in to help the victims. the cause is still under investigation and they do not believe that this is connected to the sick recent person. >> the federal-reason- arson--and castro. >> the federal judge is going to tour the new facility. tonight, debt penalty advocates-death penalty are hold a candlelight vigil. christine? >> pamela, right now those people are meeting at this area. they are from all different types of the fate and they're going to walk. and for the gates outside san quentin. and call for governor, jerry brown to abolish the death penalty in california and also close the death chambers in the san quentin. as we mentioned,, the federal judge that halted the execution will be coming here to tour the new facility. it has $900,000 in upgrades. it could be the first step towards california coming to a resolution with what they can expect to happen at death row. frankly man

i and appreciate that very much and would like to talk to you about that offline. please do not take the staff recommendation. president olague: additional public comment? public comment is closed. commissioner antonini: some comments with the broad stroke, even though the specifics of the plan might not be here, some things we want to consider so we don't lock ourselves into this plan so rigidly that we can't address some of the biggest problems. one of them is a transient society. if you talk to people that go back many generations, there will be a fourth generation san franciscan, the first generation that moved. cost is not necessarily a factor. there are other things that they bring out. they have problems with the condition of the street, they bring up the fact that they're having problems finding parking. that is an issue for families. we have to try to promote policies that will allow people to stay here have their entire lives and raise families here. we talk about mergers and we try to discourage them. sometimes, they are the best things we can do. our ho

but he added that saudi arabia should be taken offline prices would double at least. motorists once again may be feeling trapped by things they can't control but at least this time around, ann, they are driving full efficient cars. >> we have changed some things. don knapp in san francisco. thank you. >>> it will be a new bay area icon when it is finished and tomorrow the suspension tower of the new bay bridge will take a giant step toward completion. crews will hoist a massive new section of the tower into place. it will boost the structure up to 480 feet. 45 feet short of its final height of 525 feet. the operation will begin in the morning and continue around the clock until the new section is in place. >>> a dramatic rescue this morning at the bottom of a sheer cliff at lands end in san francisco. the victims fell from a hiking trail onto a rock jutting out into the water at sunset last night. he broke his ankle in the fall and spent the night stranded. early this morning another hiker heard his calls for help. >> i was coming along the trail heading north and hea

move on facebook and twitter so they posted false protest locations online, and met instead secretly offlinepoor neighborhoods of cairo. that, experts say, combined with a widespread passion and discontent, all contributed to the successful revolution in the last three weeks. remarkable, 18 days. changed the country. >>> thanks for joining us for the bay area at 11:00. we've got "saturday night live" up next. >>> you're about to enter a no spin zone. in fact, it begins right now. hello. i'm bill

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and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

prices would really skyrocket if another opec country fine so you lost a million barrels a day it is offline from libya if algeria which is also having trouble if it weren't that would bring saudi arabia right up to its capacity to to substitute for bali and then you would see i'm not sure two hundred twenty i think that's probably an animist trying to get headlines but maybe one hundred fifty that which is still pretty high. meanwhile there are fears italy could drown under a wave of illegal immigration from the instability in the middle east thousands of refugees have already reached the country's island of lampedusa leading the government to declare a humanitarian emergency what is your piskun of reports now on how locals are dealing with the situation. eighty miles off the cost of not perfect the tiny italian island of one has relied on fishing and tourism for its main sources of income but for the first time in years the boats on. meds are dry but that's because you can't work they're always out here we haven't gone out to sea for twenty days now since the recent uprising in tunisia has

with cyber attacks denial of service attacks that slowed down their websites in some cases took them offline for a couple of hours and so this anonymous group became a serious concern for the u.s. government and there's several internet security firms that are vying for a large government contracts and to keep good relationships with the government who decided to target on a mess and one of them a company called h.p. gary that those internet security and internet investigations started publicly boasting that they had managed to infiltrate anonymous find out the identity of some of their key members and in response anonymous targeted this firm h.b. gary by hacking into their computer system into their e-mail system and downloading and then publishing on the internet fifty thousand internal e-mails from h.p. gary and among those e-mails were proposals that h.p. gary. and other internet firms and a large law firm in washington were developing to target various critics of the chamber of commerce and also supporters of wiki leaks such as myself with all kinds of odious and probably illegal smear

this refinery is offline.shut down as they investigate there was no harm to anybody. >> the younger brother of giants out fielder need entered a plea in net connection of from driving. he pleaded not contest and a felony leaving the scene of an accident. misdemeanor hit and run as well. one year in jail and five years' probation. 6:52 a.m., we will be back with more. 680 everything is moving at the limit. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. watching wall street. good corporate results coming up. the dow is down 10 points right now s&p down one. >> the 7 day around the bay forecast parent we have moved up th. mid-70s by the weekend, even the high 70's on sunday. >> terrible, terrible. the decision on for sports programs will be talked about today. $1

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looking to see what's going to happen next in the middle east and if any other opec nation was to go offline analysts i've spoken to say that is a real concern that would send oil prices surging through the roof now i think there are a lot of people out there that would like to see khadafi out but of course the big question is if he does if he is out who is going to control the oil supply in libya so you know quickly what are some theories that are floating around out there. well that's a million dollar question and one that the areas of maybe if you call that i interviewed for this story is that the u.s. is already involved in trying to get control or garner control of the oil reserves of this rebellion started in the oil rich city of benghazi that's where many of the forty six billion barrels of reserves that libya have are near that's where the oil production a largely happens and it's started by the national front for the salvation of libya which reports hundreds on the internet tied to the cia that there's many reports indicate that this opposition group is financed and trained by the c

. >> some bloggers have been offline for hours. she wants to demonstrate solidarity. >> [unintelligible] >> there have been constant clashes between demonstrators, the police, and security forces. after today's actions, she has documented the events in the interior minister is promising an inquiry. >> they sent some militia to break everything. and say that the demonstrators are breaking everything. but it is not true. it is the police and the militia who are doing this. they can't stop the revolution. we will do everything to preserve this revolution. >> it will soon be restored. >> please stay tuned. jj >>this week on world business... a special show from the world economic forum at sunny davos. >>emerging markets are once again in the limelight in this alpine village. we look at the changing dynamics of global trade. >>now the focus is very much on what i call new trade corridors. intra asian trade asia africa, asiathe middle east, asia latin america. >>how the economic powerhouses of india and china are driving growth from the

newsweek, "bbc," ""new york times," "washington post" wednesday a variety of other publications on and offline. a regular contributor of book reviews, he's been a commentator on fox news, cnn, msnbc, and cnr. he's been a media fellow at the social philosophy and policy center and lives in new york city. which is why he was almost late today. [applause] [applause] >> our format is simple. each mike will go first -- bill will go first. they have discussed this between them. bill will go first, in part this is presentation is based on his new book "gray lady down" about "the new york times". he will go first for 20 minutes. mike will respond for 20 minutes. we'll have 15 minutes of rebuttal and sir rebuttal. then we'll open the floor to you. just one suggestion, more than a suggestion, a strong request, when you ask a question, make it a question. no speeches, identify yourself, who you are, are you with an organization in particular that you want to identified with and then ask a pointed question. let's begin. >> i'd first like to say thank you to fred for organizing this, and to frank for lendi

the vallejo refinery in benicia is about to resume production after seven weeks offline. that plant produces about 10% of california's cleaner burning fuel. and while it was getting ready to convert to the summer gas formula, workers discovered it needed more maintenance than usual. the uc berkeley business professor says that created a double whammy at california fuel pumps. >> the price of oil which is the main ingredient in gasoline going up and refinery shortage for turning that into gasoline has happened at the same time and we're seeing very high prices. >> he says that the refinery going back online prices should hold steady. but he also says if the political problems in the middle east spread, the price of gas could skyrocket. >>> time now 5:27. right now the rescue teams in new zealand are still out there looking for survivors of tuesday's big earthquake. and they're using training they got right here in the bay area. >> rescuers over the edge. >> firefighters joined teams from the bay area to learn how to read the rubble after a big earthquake. they were also ta

and governments also rely on confidential communication online as well as offline. the existence of connection technologies may make it harder to maintain confidentiality, but it does not alter the need for it. now, i know that government confidentiality has been a topic of debate during the past few months because of wikileaks, but it's been a false debate in many ways. fundamentally, the wikileaks incident began with an act of theft. government documents were stolen, just the same as if they had been smuggled out in a briefcase. some have suggested that this theft was justified because governments have a responsibility to conduct all of our work out in the open in the full view of our citizens. i respectfully disagree. the united states could neither provide for our citizens' security nor promote the cause of human rights and democracy around the world if we had to make public every step of our efforts. confidential communication gives our government the opportunity to do work that could not be done otherwise. consider our work with former soviet states to secure

we're trying to confirm whether or not this has taken some people offline powerwise.this breaking news, the fire seems to be relatively under control and some of the roads nearby in walnut creek have opened. nearly near north main. we'll bring you an update as soon as we have more. >>> back to football and the super bowl, the green bay packers are returning to wisconsin today as super bowl champions. >> the green bay packers have won the super bowl! >> it was a great game, too. packer fans all over the country celebrated their team's 31-25 win over the steelers in super bowl xlv. former cal star, aaron rodgers was voted mvp. he is a native of chico. he says he reached out to some of the super bowl winning quarterbacks and asked for their advice including quarterback great steve young. young told him try to keep distractions to a minimum. >> don't alter from your routine too much which is easy to do. the family comes in. we go to dinner. there is a lot of distractions, i think we managed them pretty well. >> he was great. it was a great game. rogers said he actually sl

do they have offline friends?me time on facebook and other sites like facebook. >> reporter: this is a tough battle. and you can see, robin, just from the statistics, there's a disconnect. 73% of kids 12 to 17 are online and have a social networking account. and yet, 43% of parents out there think it's too young. they're not winning. >> well, your oldest, hugo, is 9. very tech-savvy. how do you weigh in? >> he's already lobbying me for an e-mail address. and we said, no. not yet. luckily, his school has some fairly strict guidelines that we can follow. so, i keep pointing to those when he argues with me about it all the time. >> so, you're looking for reinforcements to put it on somebody else. >> claire, send me those guidelines, okay? >> and now, michelle obama. i'm going to put it on her. >> all right. claire, thank you. we would like to know what you think. should there be an age restriction for children on social networking sites such as facebook? weigh in on our shoutout board. abcnews.com/gma. >>> let's get

continue and violence spreads to other middle eastern countries, forcing them to take their l oduction offline? >> another one besides libya, which would be another million barrels a day, million and a quarter, that will take you up to $120, if you add another country go down. >> pickens is an advocate of using natural gas and alternative power sources to break the u.s. addiction to imported oil. >>> the space shuttle "discovery" on its final voyage is scheduled to rendezvous with the international space station this afternoon. the shuttle's six-member crew is delivering supplies to the space station, including the first humanoid robot to fly into space. the "discovery" will spend a week linked to the international space station. when the "discovery" took off on thursday, a passenger aboard a united airlines flight from orlando to virginia had a real bird's-eye view. look at that. he caught the shuttle's liftoff on cell phone video. >>> and finally, the portland trail blazers may have just barely beaten the denver nuggets 107-1 so 6 last night in overtime. but basketball fan james collier, loo