it's called the pebble watch. >> pebble is a watch that you can customize.t runs a lot of cool and useful apps and connects wirelessly by fwlu tooth to your smartphone. >> if you get a phone call, it will show you the caller i.d. on your watch, if you get a text, it shows you the text on your watch. i like that because i get an important text in the middle of a shoot, it's going to be really rude if i just go, hold on, beth. i can just go -- >> you could make it super easy for guys on dates to keep track of sports scores. >> exactly. developers of this put this up on kick starter, a crowd source funding -- if you've got a great idea, you put it on kick starter. their initial goal? $100,000. they met that initial goal in two hours. >> what? >> it went up three weeks ago. there are over $8 million in support for this idea. basically, people love the idea and they're throwing money at this to the tune of thousands upon thousands of dollars per day. >> i would say it's kick started. >> tell us about what it's like to receive millions of dollars for an idea. >> i

someone stole 80 paintings worth $60 million from a pebble peach home. investigators say there was no evidence of fraud. >> right now in santa clara they are digging through a rubble of a massive fire that forced a number of evacuations last night and destroyed a lot of property. amy hollyfield is at the scene. any clues as to the cause yet. >> not yet. investigators are still here. you can see hem behind me but they are working on the actual fire. we saw them putting water again on the ho9d spots here. you can see the piles of debris are still smoldering. 13 hours after the fire started. >> they heard a loud boom when the huge fire erupted just after 10:00 last night. they say the fire was huge and scary. >> it was extremely hot. like i said the fire was very hot and sparks were shootings. >> the homes that were building in santa clara were under construction and empty. too firefighters were very worried about the occupied buildings surrounding the fire. >> we were able to get a large amount of water. >> residents did what they could to help. >> my gran

we use pebble as an example. all these venture capitalists didn't want to fund pebble.over $800,000. the projects are so diverse. a few individuals in detroit thought a robocop statue needed to be arrested. they needed $70,07 -- $50,000. they raised $70,000. >> i disagree. do you agree? >> i'm freaking out! >> seriously. no debate. joking. >> aye, aye, aye. that was easy. >> i want krou to see this. technology meets the wide world of sports. roi through seo all by cob. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. a living, breathing intelligence helping business, do more business. in here, opportunities are created and protected. gonna need more wool! demand is instantly recognized and securely acted on across the company. around the world. turning a new trend, into a global phenomenon. it's the at&t network -- securing a world of new

someone stole 80 paintings worth $60 million from a pebble peach home. investigators say there was no evidence of fraud. >> right now in santa clara they are digging through a rubble of a massive fire that forced a number of evacuations last night and destroyed a lot of property. amy hollyfield is at the scene. any clues as to the cause yet. >> not yet. investigators are still here. you can see hem behind me but they are working on the actual fire. we saw them putting water again on the ho9d spots here. you can see the piles of debris are still smoldering. 13 hours after the fire started. >> they heard a loud boom when the huge fire erupted just after 10:00 last night. they say the fire was huge and scary. >> it was extremely hot. like i said the fire was very hot and sparks were shootings. >> the homes that were building in santa clara were under construction and empty. too firefighters were very worried about the occupied buildings surrounding the fire. >> we were able to get a large amount of water. >> residents did what they could to help. >> my gran

. >>> plus, vote today will decide a long fought battle over a pebble beach housing development. >>> indiana voters kick a long serving moderate republican out of the senate. we'll tell you about richard lugar's tea party replacement.it >>> party conservatives a$ku celebrating a couple of victories after yesterday's vote in several states. gay rights advocates lost a vote in north carolina. karen travers has more. >> reporter: indiana republicans sent an anti-washington, anti-incumbent message backed by tea party support richard mourdock flushed six time incumbent richard lugar. he was one of the senate's lost remaining moderates he had a history of -- working with democrats. >> hoosier republicans want to see the republicans inside the senate taking more conservative track. >> reporter: last night lugar was gracious in his concession speech. >> i congratulate richard mourdock on his victory. >> reporter: today he changed his tune. releasing a scathing statement about his opponent. "if mr. mourdock is elected, i want him to be a good senator. that will require him to advise his state

. >>> what will be built on land near pebble beach owned in part by a world famous movie star. >>> on wall street, worries about the european economy kept stocks down for the fifth day in a row. at the closing bell the dow was 97 points lower at 12,835. nasdaq down 12 points 2,934 s&p 500 closed down 1,344. >> cost plus world market, is merging with another retail giant but cost plus managers say they are not going to lose their unique style. >> our culture will remain intact. we are a quirky business you are familiar with cost plus and we are very different than the way the bed bath stores merchandise and operate. >> bed bath and beyond announced it is buying oakland based cost plus for 4 -9d $5 million. cost plus will keep its name and function as a subsidiary head quartered in oakland. they have a rich history in the bay area, with the first store opening in san francisco in the 50s. since then the company pioneered a lot of products now nationally known. >> for example, altoid mints, wanted to bring french presses to the united states, you know, many australian wines that a

pebbles are everywhere.amas, the islamic movement that controls gaza strip allows him to use the track only 19 minutes a day. hamas does not encourage sports and the palestinian authority does not help him much either. he goes through his phases as israeli fighter jets fly by. because of the limited amount of time on the track, he also practices on a beach. >> it's difficult to train for the olympics in conditions like these. but i want to show the world that athletes from gaza can compete with the best. >> reporter: this man coaches him physically and mentally. he was an olympic athlete himself. the first palestinian to compete in the games. in 1996, he ran in the 10,000-meter race at the atlanta olympics. >> translator: he's a symbol of palestine. his success would make us all very proud. we'll all be cheering him on. >> reporter: with his help, he's getting ready for the upcoming london olympics. >> translator: my dream is to stand on the winner's podium as the palestinian flag is raised. and for palestin

. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and i smash those down. can i break the atom down to perhaps finer still. the answer, begin with a "y", end with a "p". - what is the answer? - yup. yup can do, okay. but i'll tell you what, when you get down to the atom, you're down to the elemental building block omatter. turns out the atom can be divided too. but if you take matter, like a hunk of gold, and break

. >>> today kick starletter will hand -- starter will hand over $10 million to the pebble technology.g for cell phone linked smart watches. and the san francisco business time reports it's a funding record on kick starter which is the best known organizer for crowd sourcing. pebble says it's smart watch loss start shipping in september. >>> lake tahoe hotel is celebrating facebook ipo with a deal of its own. the deal is from constellation residences at north star. new facebook investors and employees will pay $549 a night for a minimum two night stay. they will receive champagne aupon their arrival as well as a $200 credit at the spa. if you can't get the stock or don't work at facebook we will give you the same deal just for liking it. >> that sounds nice. >>> 6:52. usually you go to a vending machine you get a soda or potato chips out of a vending machine but not that vending machine in san francisco. why things as big as bicycles are being give away. >> and u2 front man bono definitely has something to sing about this morning how he turned a $90 million investment into billions. [

a white gummy bell or fruity pebbles at jamba juice.us are not listed by the restaurants but are circulated by fans and customers online. >>> trading in that old cell phone for the latest technology we know can be expensive, but there is a way to get cash for that old phone and help the environment at the same time. we have the details. >> reporter: it's called the eco atm. it gives you cash for your old cell phone or other electronic gadgets. that means instant cash in your pocket if that's what you choose. walk up to the kiosk, put your phone into the machine. it identifies what model it is and gives you an initial price. if you like the ballpark offer you plug in your phone and the machine runs some diagnostic tests and give you a final offer. then scan your driver's license. the machine will give you cash or an instore credit or you can donate it to chair rift the phones are recycled. eco atm's have the bulk of their machines in california but they are expanding rapidly and operated by the company that operates coin star and red box

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

. >>> in pebble beach a battle may be coming to answer.astal commission it is to vote today on a modified plan to build a new 100 room hotel and restaurant, expand two other hotels and build up to 90 new homes. clint eastwood and arnold palmer co-own that company. environmentalists oppose the plan because it would have cut down 18,000 trees to make way for a golf course. >>> it will be cooler everywhere if you used the air conditioner yesterday you probably won't need it today. we look from south beach to the port of oakland it is not a spare the air day. santa cruz you can see clouds are stubborn, in the next hour or so those will move out they are getting thinner by the minute. visible satellite taking a picture from 23,000 miles o here's a look at northerly winds slowing pushing clouds from the coast just a matter of time before all of you get sunshine like we are around the bay and inland. inland low to mid 70s temperatures five degrees cooler than they were yesterday. 62 oakland mid to upper 60s rest of the bay shore into san jose, mi

and this is the fruity pebbles.it all the time. these menus are not published by the restaurants but circulated by fans and customers online. it's safe to say, it is delicious to be in on the secret. this is the rodeo burger. they did it. it's a cheeseburger with barbecue sauce and onion rings. rodeo. giddyup, cowboy. bite? for "good morning america," john berman, abc news, new york. >> a fruity pebble. good to know. and to get the restaurants' point of view on all of this, head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, she's here. carrie underwood, live. stay with us. >>> good morning, we are getting a little bit of a break in the action now, most of the wet weather pushing toe the east, and we are looking at wet weather in pennsylvania, along the eastern shore, that is starting to push off into delaware, but we're dealing with rain around california berth county as of now the, so if you're going that way, that's what we'll be looking at. so clouds manufacturing across the area, into chesapeake beach, wher

and this is the fruity pebbles.l the time. these menus are not published by the restaurants but circulated by fans and customers online. it's safe to say, it is delicious to be in on the secret. this is the rodeo burger. they did it. it's a cheeseburger with barbecue sauce and onion rings. rodeo. giddyup, cowboy. bite? for "good morning america," john berman, abc news, new york. >> a fruity pebble. all right. good to know. and to get the restaurants' point of view on all of this, head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, she's here. carrie underwood, live. stay with us. carrie underwood, live. stay with us. >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. early morning fire in san jose has killed one and injured two others. the fire started after 2:45 this morning on the 2200 block of warfield way. one unit was in flames when firefighters got there. a family of seven lived there. a woman in her 30s died within child and man in critical second child has nonlife-threatening injuries. let's check out your commute. >>> r

and this is the fruity pebbles.it all the time. these menus are not published by the restaurants but circulated by fans and customers online. it's safe to say, it is delicious to be in on the secret. this is the rodeo burger. they did it. it's a cheeseburger with barbecue sauce and onion rings. rodeo. giddyup, cowboy. bite? for "good morning america," john berman, abc news, new york. >> a fruity pebble. good to know. and to get the restaurants' point of view on all of this, head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, she's here. carrie underwood, live. stay with us. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning @ 8:27. occupy marches will held across the united states and there will be a for justice. the d.c. faction will begin at 3:30 p.m. and at 6:30, there will march to the white house. police have released images of a ramming a man's car in abducting and robbing him. woman said a similar situation about a week and incident.ore that newschannel 8 will have an in- depth report in a coup

the last book read was "pebble in the white city. do not" read as much as i should. i just do not. tell me a tavis: about this cd -- tavis: tell me about this cd. >> it is a concept record. i got deeper in this than i ever could. i came out with my band and wrote the song -- the theme song for the movie. i kept writing music. it is called famous"for killing each other -- it is called " famous for killing each other. tavis: modern west is the name of your bed. >> that was the worst part. there was one moment where we were playing and people wanted to pay money. they said, you need a name. i thought, what? there are was as an adult with my dad trying to think of a name for this band. it was one of the low points in my life. there was a big long list of names. we finally came up with one. i actually do not even like it, but that is what it is called. i came up with modern west and the band said, costner and modern west. i feel like my head is out there to be chopped off. there it is. that was not a pleasant experience, coming up with a name. tavis: we talked about how your faith has i

originally displayed in london before the exhibition had to be shut down because the dust from the tiny pebbles raise concern for the health of visitors. >> from afar, they look completely of remarkable, like a gravel driveway. up close, you appreciate why it took 1600 chinese people to make these 100 million sunflowerseed. each side of every seed was painted with an average of three brush strokes. sotheby's sold 1 ton for $780 ,000, a record price for ai weiwei's work. >> no artist has received as much publicity in such a short period of time and become so famous in such a short period as ai weiwei. he was nominated last year as a person of the year for "time" magazine. >> he was detained by chinese police for three months last year. they accused him of tax evasion. he said they came after him because of his outspoken comments on human rights. chairman mao was often depicted as the sun in his work, with the chinese people as the sunflowers. the chinese tax authorities are demanding he paid $2.4 million in back taxes and fines. he is now suing the tax office. >> just before we take a break, we'

and venture capitalist said no so smart watchmaker pebble technology turned to kick starter.com.ised 8 million dollars far more than 100,000 dollar goal. more on those headlines and tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business jaivrnlt on to sports. tough break for the giants. >> bad news indeed. larry has that. >> injuries the story tonight. how long will the panda be out for the giants. is the greatest closer of all time done? freak accident for riverra freak accident for riverra sports next

coastal low clouds around the santa cruz mountains down to pebble beach. otherwise, nice and clear from petaluma down through san francisco. but like a look at the temperature. in santa cruz, you are struggling to break out of the low 50s. 54 degrees there, versus 75 in fairfield. and this contour map really tells the story, the microclimates separating in temperature more and more as we get closer to summertime. it's going to feel like summertime in the next several days, on saturday in particular. one thing that will improve as our hills start to get more on the brown side, we continue to dry out. the pollen levels will decrease. they've been so high lately. limit your outdoor activities for the next couple of days if you have been suffering. we're going to be in the high range at least through saturday. but things start to improve dramatically heading through next week. a nice, cool breeze at the coast tonight. comfortable conditions there. temperatures in the low 90s as of tomorrow. we're going to tack on a couple of more degrees from today's highs. th

tastes like gummi bears and this, this is the fruity pebbles.hey did not have the dirty orgasm though they say they get asked for it all the time. these menus are not published by the restaurants but circulated by fans and customers online. it's safe to say it is delicious to be in on the secret. this is the rodeo burger. they did it. it's a cheeseburger with barbecue sauce and onion ring, rodeo. giddyap, cowboy, right? john berman, abc news, new york. >> i want the frings. >> i'll have the dirty orgasm. >> i'm just -- >> i knew i would get you. something called the mcgang bang burger at mcdonald's which is a mcchicken sandwich stuffed inside a double cheeseburger. pardon me. >> frrings is all i'm getting. >> your "morning papers" are coming uple next. stay with us. i'm ordering that right now. can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see

commission voted today to approve a plan to build 90 homes to be put on about 56 acres right near the pebble beach golf course. companies backed by clint eastwood, arnold palmer, and others purchased the property in 1999. the current proposal eliminate plans to build a new golf course which were opposed by environmentalists. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to submit the first of two ongoing efforts to recall oakland mayor jean quan. today, as we report, mayor jean quan and supporters called on voters to move passed the animosity despite criticism. >> mayor jean quan states the recall effort has focused all eyes on what she is doing for the city. >> being a big city mayor is a tough job. i do not get much sleep. >> her supporters, among them the trade council, wanted her to ask the community to move forward passed tomorrow's recall petition deadline and even farther away from another effort for the deadline. she said the efforts began when she had only been in the office for nine months. >> i work really hard. >> across the bay, we caught up with frank castor, who represents the recall. he says

and venture capitalist said no so smart watchmaker pebble technology turned to kick starter.com. 8 million dollars far more than 100,000 dollar goal. more on those headlines and tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business jaivrnlt on to sports. tough break for the giants. >> bad news indeed. larry has that. >> injuries the story tonight. how long will the panda be out for the giants. is the greatest closer of all time done? freak accident for riverra freak accident for riverra sports next l. >> good evening. unless you are a talktor or a baseball player, you probably can't find your hand bone. right around right here that's where it is. last year sandoval broke the right hand bone now its left the breaken. the last thing the giants could afford. sandoval had to come out of last night game with miami because of the pain. just too great. giants believe he actually injured the wrist on that swing on sunday. so he will have surgery tomorrow. panda out 4 to 6 weeks and the giants lose their best hitter. >> we have to good out there and compete with what we have and believe t

. >> with alan shepard in pebble beach, california. you can't see the magnificent view, because we have blacked it out so we can have a good tape that would work. and alan, thank you for letting us be here with you for this oral history. >> it's a pleasure, sir. it's a pleasure. >> let's begin kind of not at the beginning, because it was a beginning before this. but does the date 9 april 1959 mean anything to you? >> well, of course, that was one of the happiest days of my life. that was the day in which we all congregated, officially, as the u.s. first astronaut group. we had been through a selection process, obviously, previous to that time. but that was the day we first showed up, officially, as the first astronauts of the united states back at langley field, virginia. >> at langley. why langley, i wonder? >> well, of course, naca had become nasa in a great big hurried turn around, as you recall. and the program of astronaut selection and training basically was run by the people who worked from langley. originally of course we all r

there's been a long, slow conveyor belt down which the pebble tizz have been reduced and the police have found it as a result increasingly tiresome and time-wasting to bother enforcing the law which doesn't have any penalties. you couldn't immediately reintroduce the penalties of 1971 and expect revolutionary change. what you certainly shouldn't be thinking of doing is reducing those penalties still further and imagining by doing so you're not going to make anything better. during the time the pen tizz have been growing worse things are getting worse. to argue, and so many do, the simon jenkins tendency, to say over and over and over again that you -- we have a serious problem of overenforced prohibition, this is failing, therefore we must resort to total decriminalization. it's not logical because the facts don't support it. we have not been inhibiting cannabis and the class "a" drugs during that time. >> what you're saying, correct me if i'm wrong, heaven forbid i should put words into your mouth. if there was a firmer policy by government, what would be the position in effect is a dru

and venture capitalist said no so smart watchmaker pebble technology turned to kick starter.com. the start up-raised 8 million dollars far more than 100,000 dollar goal. more on those headlines and tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business jaivrnlt on to sports. tough break for the giants. >> bad news indeed. larry has that. >> injuries the story tonight. how long will the panda be out for the giants. is the greatest closer of all time done? freak accident for riverra freak accident for riverra sports next -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're

darya: and concord, a two year-old is in a hospital after being mauled by her family's own dogs, a pebble at their home. will tran has the very latest details. >>will: the good news to pass along, the two year-old is in stable condition despite the it and on her head and legs. she was airlifted to the hospital. that is how bad it was. she lives at this home behind me. the family knows how dangerous this dog is. when i walked there this morning there are signs at the house that says all morning, security dogs. here is video that we got when we arrived late last night. it's a concord police department says they are not investigating the case, it is up animal control. if animal control has a history with this spitball, there is a chance the criminal charges could be expressed serious two years ago, we saw a similar case, a two year-old boy died after being mauled by the families spitballs, four of them but nonetheless there is precedent in this case. i can tell you that the family is not there as his time, you to be at all. the good news is that the crow should survive for injuries. south an

but like a boulder being rubbled into small pebbles, when you take away the cohesion and the glue and you're left with -- and i agree with matthew here -- sandpaper as the relevant cohesive idea, when you take away bin laden from bin laden/zawahiri, you're left with a different managerial problem and one i would contend needs an altered vocabulary to understand. not that it's any less relevant, but that rather than being pursued and taken on in the language of a global conflagration or a quest against a global insurgent movement, that you instead focus a lot more on bringing down your overseas footprint so you aren't the met as sizing element in a lot of different places where you don't have to be. second, that you focus more on special forces operations and direct operations and working with partner nations, some of whom may not share your particular proclivities about democracy in the short term, but who in the long term wish to see and see vanish this kind of same metastasized violent threat that al qaeda is. and third, you spend more time on your intelligence and police cooperatio

. >> the victims had been identified as netanya thomas and pebbles, jack and joel. they were in church on sunday for mother's day. she did not leave a suicide note but the friend said she sent him a text message hours before the shooting asking that she and her children be cremated. >> 14 hours of rigorous physical and mental challenges including a 2 mile regimental run, an obstacle course, and casually -- a casualty evacuation. it is worth it in the end. >> it is called sea trials and all you have to do is ask a midshipman and it will tell you. there's nothing like it. how would you like to spend your day doing this? this is one of the many stations here at the naval academy sea trials. you get down and archer body in the mud while your classmates crawl underneath you. >> how is it? >> it is awesome. >> it is great as far as our company does. i am excited to be here. >> you get a chance to watch all that -- wash all that mud off. the idea is to simulate a leak in a pipe aboard a ship. their job is to stop the leak. >> it is for them to learn how to deal with situat

it was only necessary to prove the pebble -- the dog was a pit bull. >> they are like a lion are tighter. >> he has represented scores of victims from pit bull by its and has seen firsthand how devastating an attack can be. the accord was the ruling puts pressure on the legislature to change laws involving pit bulls. she insists pit bulls are not inherently dangerous. >> we have to be careful what we do. are we now going to go after german shepherds and rottweilers? >> dog owners we talked to at this dog park questioned the ruling. >> legal experts we spoke with say the ball is in the court of state lawmakers. the lawmakers will have to decide on whether to pass legislation that would in essence banned tipples and maryland. -- pit bulls and maryland. >> what do you think about this? in our facebook poll, 67% said, no, they are not too dangerous. 33% said they are. >> a beloved teacher at a local high school is fighting back after he said he was fired because of his age. the arlington private school let him go last month. he said the school wanted to bring and younger, less expensive teac

>> just take a pebble and cast it to the sea. president obama finally admits he personally favors g

>> just take a pebble and cast it to the sea. president obama finally admits he personally favors gay marriage. the gut see call that took years to make. plus, a federal prisoner receives 40% of west virginia's democratic presidential primary vote. the nutsy call you have to love. and finally what happens when bill schulz tries to eat a whole cow? hopeful leahy contracts a neuro degenerative disease that is in the brain and spinal cord. >> thank you, andy. >> that's mad cow disease. >> that was unnecessary. and it gives me a deja vu. >> what do you mean? >> didn't we do this on monday night's show? >> yes, but we ended up not running the package that night. >> still it seems lame. >> you seem lame. >> well, one leg is shorter than the other, andy. >> i didn't know that. >> well it is because are you a heartless jerk. >> i didn't think either of your legs could be shorter. >> i agree to disagree. >> get out of here. let's start this show. she is so hot she can steam clams by staring at them. i am here with leeann tweeden from "pok

. >>> expected to vote on a scale down plan near the famous pebble beach golf links. take a look. that beautiful area there. in 1999 the company backed by golf great arnold palmer paid $# 20 million for -- $820 million. but after a very lengthy debate the commission today will support a proposal that calls for 90 homes and no golf course. >> it is 5:17 and let's head back to sal where things have been looking good. right? >> they have been. we have been following that hazmat situation in menlo park. i just want to let you know this is on eddison way which is in a neighborhood between highway 101. so far it's not causing any major problems. this is happening in the north fair oaks neighborhood of menlo park. if you know the area it's a good area to stay away from. our own noelle walker is there. we'll have a live report coming up. let's take a look at the commute on northbound 101. that looks good. if you are driving on the bay bridge commute, it's pretty light. 5:18 let's go to steve. >> we have mostly clear skies. fog on the coast. a little system moving on to the knot. it's show

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. >> a little bam-bam, pebbles kind of thing. >> i can just do this. >> the overnight construction along6 outbound has cleared. our lanes are open again leaving the beltway continuing out towards fair oaks. coming inbound, no incidents to report. knees and easy leaving 7100 in towards 123. beltway looks good in virginia traveling between annandale and merrifield. you will find your lanes are open if you are traveling southbound along 270. the volume is increasing but all lanes are open on this two- lane stretch headed in towards clarksburg. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. . >> thank you. >>> we continue to get new information regarding a little girl shot early this morning in d.c. police now tell us the 10- year-old was shot inside a truck at new york avenue and fenwick street in northeast. that was about 3:45 this morning. police say someone shot into the truck and the little girl was hit in the back side. a family member then drove the girl to the sixth district police station at 42nd and benning northeast. the girl was then taken to the hospital and good news, s

. >> sean: he appears to praise malcolm-x's autobiography, well known for the term blue-eyed pebbles. >> only malcolm-x autobiography seemed to offer something different, the repeated acts of self creation spoke to me. the blunt poetry, his unadorned insistence on respect, promised a new and uncompromising order, discipline through force of will. the talk of blue-eyed devils and apocalypse was incidental, religious baggage that malcolm seemed to have safely abandoned toward the end of his life. >> sean: he did point out that malcolm had some conversion, evolving from white, blue-eyed devils. but what is he embracing and saying? he seems to be talking about... the controversial side that he embraced as l. am i hearing it right? >> that's how it sounds to me. even if obama did not share the idea that white people were not evil or anything like that. it is a little bit embarrass in that quote, as you point out. but it is really interesting that these controversial authors form obama's sense early on of justice, for example, his personal philosophy, ideas on what is right and what is wron

this thing called pebble. >> that's right.tch that will work with both android as well as ios or apple products like the iphone, similar to the sony smartwatch it will have different apps so you can do different things like put on whatever you need. you can customize what it does. same with the pepable. so you can have a golf app that will tell you,000 get around different courses when you're playing golf. it will tell you -- of course, there are different watch faces you can customize. there are different' for different needs. runner's app. that's coming soon. interestingly, they raised more than $10 million on kickstarter which is like a group funding very popular trending way to raise money for a video game or a product. so they have raised many 12450r7b million, which is more than the number one amount of money rads on kickstart so you bet these watches are coming out. there's a lot of buzz. >> it's never ending. an amazing step. thanks so much for always bringing us such cool stuff. >> all right. fred. cheers. >> cheers.

another case of worry is the most massive mining project now being plan in the united states, the pebble project. a multibillion dollar gold and copper mine in the bristol bay area of alaska, which poses a severe threat to the survival of the world's most important salmon fisheries. along with the livelihood and culture of the native peoples of alaska. this is just about to come before the government for approval or not. it would be a catastrophic project if it goes ahead. and these are just a few examples of a global pattern of intrusive traction ex-extraction in wilderness areas. i want to talk about the risk that arises from using advanced technology to distract oil and gas from unyielding rock formations or convert undesirable oil supplies like extra heavy crude into useable liquids. with all the easy oil gone and the easy natural gas, the only way for the oil companies to maintain production, is a said earlier, is it -- is to attack these leftover, unconventional sources of energy, and this involves going after the large shale formations we have in the united states and canada, some