look at that, pebble and pg. our shrimp give us thunder showers and low snow levels for this time of year and once it rotates 40s on these temperatures, low 50s except for the city, oakland 53, here comes our system dropping down, this could be a big producer for severe weather and after that our fair weather friends on the way, some sun, a lot of clouds, definitely showers, cool temperatures and small hail, 60s on the temperatures. everyone will be around 64 and 65 degrees. friday we clear it out after a cold morning and it will be mostly sunny and warmer but then a rebound on monday pam. >>> a coastal planning commission is expected to make history for planning sea levels to rise as a result of climate change. >>> voting on an amendment that will require them to cope with sea level rise in their proposal. it is the first time they have considered policies taking into accounts the implications buildings that may be flooded in the future. they have been searching for cracks and using mall let's to test. >>> comin

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are both translated by salim yusef. on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans

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flows into the sea of a halt the storm has turned into a lake by blocking it with a mass of riverside pebbles a large school of salmon approaches the shore as the fish try to head off a spawning but it is impossible to catch any during the spawning season salmon stop eating and ignore the bait the travelers are only happy to finally land some freshwater fish. words to get a read on best seem to be only too willing to get caught i can't help it on the lawn. there are families she she had them when i do. there are dozens of fresh water and salt water fish to be found in the shanty. among the hunchback simon flatfish and trout. in the morning do you know i keep its roots made destination to cheap oil and. put it in put it. we are approaching new teaching i learned it's in a northeastern straight line and we can't see anything because of the fog so we have to rely on navigational aids if we are lucky enough we might see a colony of seals you know. with the help of the g.p.s. the york makes its way through thick fog and drops bank up by the are you looking to. program on the waiting for the signal

. >> fruity pebbles. >> fruit loop. >> cinnamon toast crunch because i didn't have to add any cinnamon or any sugar. it was all right there. i loved it so much. >> my favorite was kix with extra sugar. >> it was a million mixture of cocoa puffs and trix: i i would get the fruity and the chocolate expwhrt cinnamon toast crunch. >>> teasing someone about their weight or just for being different is classified as bullying and it is turning deadly. october is being named national bullying prevention month. with the personal counselor and she says people bully when they see weakness. >> it reenforces your helplessness and it is a situation that's difficult for you is very traumatizing. >> according to one survey, one out of every fourteens is bullied. over the next couple of week, schools ask exeunt exeunts across communities across the nation -- to help put an end. now how one national story of a young boy is affecting a very own community. >> jamie was just your average teen, happy, full of life and he was gay. >> he was a sporer of the it gets better campaign where anyone from celebrities

starts spreading autoin all directions, much like the ripple from water spreads out when you drop a pebble into the lake. the range in which we're studying to see the acceleration was so far the light was coming towards us from a time where the clouds or gas were coalessing into what became our solar system. while the light is traveling to us through the universe, the universe is expanding. everything in the universe is not nailed down expands with the universe. that includes the very wavelength of the photons of light. >> in astronomy, this phenomenon is known as red shift. >> how much light is shifted towards the red in its appearance, you now can read off the history of the expansion of the universe because the breegtness tells you how far back in time any event occurred. the red shift tells us how much the universe has expanded since that time. now we just do this for five were 10, 20, at different times it is back in history. they one after another tell us how much it has stretched since that time. >> even though astronomers have become the historians of the universe, they can only sp

for me to make a movie that drops a pebble in the pond and allows the ripple to generate a dialogue among the audience, that requires something from the audience -- it does not take them for granted. it asks them to participate. it is a reflection back at them, their degree of comprehension and awareness of what is going on and how this is affecting them. tavis: i love projects that get to the humanity of the characters. i think that is how we as moviegoers and film lovers get turned on by projects. something about the project speaks to the humanity and the character, and we feel that. the thing that concerned me about the project is by not -- i do not even want to say demonizing. by not telling the truth, by not putting these guys on the hot seat, i wonder whether there is an empathy that we develop for the characters but they do not deserve. i am trying not to give too much away, but these guys did some pretty big mistakes. you're getting into the humanity of who they are, the dying dog. i am trying to figure out whether we do not develop -- we do develop an empathy they don't deserve.

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when james pebble sr. died in 1996, betty took over the institution, growing it at its landover location. in addition to church buildings, city appraise other entities, including an apartment complex and a school. two of betty's sons predeceased her. she installed her surviving son as assistant pastor, but apparently unsure to manage the huge enterprise. betty instructed some of the board members to keep her son in ministry, but out of financial leadership. joel in the board majority are fighting each other over who should head the enterprise. many con grow congregation members are supporting the minnesota steer. >> he loves everybody. >> how is this affecting you? >> well, it affects me that you know, a small portion is not unified. but as a leader, he wants us to go on and unify and love one another. >> jericho city was incorporated as an entity. and an attorney for joe said in court, under d.c. law, the controlling board has not been properly elected. the board disagrees and wants k instruction. both si

. >> we have deep-fried captain crunch and fruity pebbles, deep-fried koolaid.d gravy. i don't know how many heart attacks that's going to cause. >> how does one deep-fry koolaid? >> i learned about this from another state fair. they put koolaid in batter and fry it up. >> that sounds like the perfect con temporary fair food now. i would like to try all of it. at least once. >>> this is one of the coolest campaign tourism videos i've seen in a while. the campaign is called inspired by iceland. it's where iceland is inviting people to come to their country. but they're literally individuals are inviting people to come to their country. even the president. >> my name is oliver and i live here at the presidential residence with my wife, doris. and like other icelanders we are going to invite you to visit our home. we will give you delicious pancakes with cream and sugar. >> i will show you how we make our islandic sweater. >> we are going kayaking. >> i want to invite you to a very special concert in your hotel room. >> we want to cook for you some icelandic salmon

. >> a pebble in the pond.far those ponds will go out and what kind of impact when they get where they're going as well. it's a very, very impact barbara has had and anybody who has adopted a kid or even mentored a kid. it makes a big difference in people's lives if you just touch them a little bit at times. >> you're making a different in a lot of people's lives this weekend. >> well, mother nature -- i'm just the messenger. i'm leery of taking too much credit when the sun is out because eventually it will rain and my name will be mud again. we'll talk about mother nature's sunshine when we come back after this. our 4 new rich & hearty soups really have people talking... [ guy ] ring, ring. hold on a sec... progresso... i love your new loaded potato with bacon. that's what we like to hear. where was i? oh right... our rich & hearty soups.. people love the thick cut carrots... we do too! where was i? progresso. right, our new rich & hearty soups... [ ring, ring ] progresso... switch our phone service? [ ring, r

they created a paramount is very famous pebble called the grand inquisitor, just in pages and the great novel of the brothers, and in this terrible, christ has been of course it takes place in the 16th centuries of christ has been absent for 1500 years or so to read the second coming. he hasn't come and he has left people in the uncertainty. and this is the great source of human suffering that we don't really know, we don't know who we are or why we are here, we don't know where we are going to lead and it is an intolerable state for people. and the grand inquisitor, christ comes back to earth. he never says anything in the parable, but of the inquisition of arrests and immediately and the grand inquisitor, this chapter is his indictment of got from the time of creation and the indictment is that your absent. you have less people with a decision as to whether to be the four not to believe, and that is intolerable to them. they can't handle it, so you are the cause of human suffering. and so, we have stepped in as the church, and this is -- he projected into this not only the roman catho

actually a pebble walk. i don't know why, the sand walk, but great man can do other things. and every day of his life he would walk for several hours around the san lock, and people of wondered why he did it to read what was he thinking about? was he doing? that is just a loop from the forest. scientists have speculated that he was protecting his arguments were constructing and is said to be a full paragraphs that characterize his written words. bud these children suggests something very different. they left memoirs were the talk about what they knew of the father. they would play in the forest and often interrupt him as there were doing so. he always seemed glad of the interruption and would sometimes turn their games, whenever they were doing. not the actions, i would say, of a man who is deeply engaged in very complex and critical thought. i think what tarlow was doing as he wandered the said walk was metaphorically thing during. he was thinking about the implication of his theory for religious belief in this country , for the shape of civil society and other. i guess tha

>> pebble creek, dark pine, morning espresso. >> i thought it said dork pine. >> not dork pine. biggest mistakes, they don't put enough paint on the roller. do not be afraid. look at the coverage. this is a dark color. >> how dark can this cover? >> this is unprimed drywall and i put on two stripes. look at how dark that is. whenever you're doing dark colors you want two colors because you want the depth of color. >> even with the primer paint you still want us to do two coats. >> no primer. when you patch the wall and do spackling you go over it with the paint, super sticky and wonderful coverage. >> stencilling, my sister hands stencils. >> your sister is going to love this because this was invented by a woman who stencils all the time like your sister and what she didn't like is they were small stencils you had to reposition, measure, oh that one's too for. stensive is the company, stensiv.com is the website. this is a 15-foot roll. in a bedroom if you're going corner to corner you can set it up like this, and don't have to worry about the spacing and you sparingly go with th

starts spreading out in all directions much like the ripples on the water spread out when you drop a pebble into the lake. the range in which we were studying the super nova to see the acceleration was so far away that the light was coming towards us from a time where the clouds of gas were coalescing into what became our solar system. >> reporter: as the star moves away from us, one other thing happens to its light. because the universe is expanding the light waves stretch. >> while the light is traveling to us through the universe, the universe is expanding. and everything in the universe that's not nailed down expands with the universe. that includes the very wavelengths of the phoenix coyote ons of light that are traveling to us from the super nova. >> reporter: if the object is moving away from the observer it will appear red. in astronomy this phenomenon is known as red shift. one way to visualize these stretching wavelengthss is to look at how waves of sound which are similar to waves of light change. (doppler effect sound) can you hear how the pitch of the honk changed as the sound

it's actually a pebble walk, i don't know why he called it a sand walk, but there you go.even great men can do odd things. and every day of his life at down house he would walk for several hours around that sand walk, and people have wondered why he did it, what was he thinking about, what was he doing as he walked around that race track, really? it's just a loop around the forest there. scientists have speculated that maybe he was perfecting his arguments or constructing in his head the beautiful paragraphs and sentences that characterize his written work. but the testimony of these children suggests something very different. they left memoirs where they talked about what they knew of their father, and they would play in the forest there and often interrupt him as they were doing so. and he always seemed glad of the interruption. he'd sometimes join their games where they were kicking a ball or whatever they were doing. and they are not the actions, i would say, of a man who is deeply engaged in very complex and critical thought. i think what darwin was doing as he wander

san jose, 73 expectd in and around the area. 68 degrees ex-pebbled this afternoon in the city if youding to the activities for fleet week. monday, more of the same that bee just talked about. temperatures even warming above average in some cases, low mid- 80s in some areas. we have good lunchtime numbers coming. >>> thousands of people are said to pay tribute to the king of pop but not everyone is happy. why some family members and fans are against this concert >>> and taking a look. as you are heading into the city for fleet week, can you see that things are clear. we'll be back in just a little bit. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.c

now the pebble mine company out of anglo american corporation up in if canada is trying to destroy the great fishery areas that roosevelt fought to save, and the same with the arctic refuge. dwight eisenhower created it in 1960, and now you're hearing drill, baby, drill up there. oil was found in '68. that would be like mining the grand canyon or chopping own redwood trees in the national park. it's a bad idea because the public doesn't get up there to see the arctic. they think of it in terms of energy instead of a gift that we're going to passen to future generations. >> doug brinkly, what role did alaska play in the founding of the bull moose party? is. >> very seminal role. it's a long story, but roosevelt after he left the presidency, 48 hours after he left he saved mount olympus in washington state. went to africa for the smithsonian institute, and while he was gone he had left behind for william howard taft his chief forester. the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they called the guggenheim syndicate. it would be today's exxonmobil or shel

. >> now, you're trying to pull him out -- >> i'm trying to get him to pebble beach, but he works everyule and it's hard to get on him. >> can you talk about -- we always talk about the country, leadership, what politicians are doing right, doing wrong. could you talk about how you came to the university of alabama and you took a program that had been wayward for a while, and what did you do here, what did you do at lsu, big picture, where you just strip it down and say we've got an extraordinary program, but they've lost their way, let's turn this around. how do you do that? >> well, i think that, you know, you try to establish an overall sort of game plan of what's important in the program. and i think the people here understood exactly what we needed to do to have a nationally recognized program that people would respect. and things like, you know, are we going to have something where we help our players be more successful as people in personal development, academic development where we graduate our student athletes, and we get the best players to perform on the field and do a good j

put that picture of rhianna on a box of cocoa pebbles. >> that would be fantastic.d be yearning for count chocola. >> i would buy it. >> you? >> that would be just for you. >> what i love about your show is you have this amazing banter between -- it's like you finish each other's sentences and you just know each other so well. is that the way it is in real life? >> at this hour, we can't finish our own sentences. >> exactly. >> we need a little help, i think. to make one complete thought. >> so for folks who are unfamiliar with "psych" what's this show about? >> i'm the white guy who pretends like he's a psychic. that's a stretch for you. >> and i'm the black guy. >> he's the black guy that's always to my left or to my right getting me in trouble. >> do you ever get each other confused and do you ever act like a white guy that's got psychic powers? >> i think -- no. >> so you're psychics rather than psycho. >> i think we're a little bit of both. >> our fans are psycho. definitely, psycho in a good way. >> huge facebook following and twitter as well and now this seas

i was telling you last night, my son wanted fruity pebbles for the first time even though i've never on tv. >> reality is a baby when they're born, already at the first word, they're saying mcdonald's. not mom and dad. when they're more than 1-year-old, they remember more than 100 brands. so -- >> 100 brands. >> we now know from the product brand wars that even before we're born, we now are exposed to brands. >> you have some tips on how to wind up not being played, gamed by the grocery. one of the things you should do before you go shopping, eat because if you're hungry, everything looks good. >> that's true and not just food. the reality is that we are hoarding as consumers, we all are addicted to buying more so we're not just buying more food, we're also buying more c.d.'s or clothes or whatever, make sure you're eating before you go shopping. >> shop solo, go by yourself? >> this is so funny. the reality today is that if you buy stuff with your partner, you're likely to buy much more. up to 27% more. >> if you take your kids -- >> don't go down that path. it's not a coincidence t

usually the king decides but there is a council, a group of men, relatives who are expected to pebblewill announce mat or if the council will take over. there are 32 children the prince leaves behind and multiple wives ali? >>alisyn: thank you for that update. and now the headlines, a tragic horrible story, a pregnant mother risked her own live to save her daughter and several other children when gunshots rang out on a new york city street. the 34 year old mother died after getting struck in the face. two other people were also injured and police believe the gunman was firing from a roof of a building targeted kids arguing below and that suspect is loose. the trial of michael jackson's personal doctor, dr. conrad murray taking a bizarre turn after a key defense witness mumbled a bad word. i don't if i can say this on television. >>clayton: sure you, it is in the news. >>alisyn: he mumbled "scum bag," as the doctor testify asked set a hearing to consider whether the doctor should be found in contempt of court foralliedly making the comment to the media, and sheehan expert on propofol a