>> yes. >> most pools in america are chlorinated pools? >> they are. >> the water becomes cloudy.as clear and not as fresh. >> right. >> what about the amounts of chlorine i need to use? >> when you're treating this water with the high output ultraviolet light the necessity of chemicals reduces dramatically, up to 90%. >> why is that? >> well, before you were getting rid of the pathogens in the water. you had to treat them, poison them literally with the chlorine, a chemical. what this does allows you to eliminate those pathogens by exposing the water by a light chamber if you will. it's completely harnessed within this chamber. >> so it's a different kind of light? >> yes, anything that passes through that lamp with dna before we had the poison with the chemical would be erat indicated naturally. >> so i've heard also that these spectra lights are on the olympic pools? >> actually, ultraviolet light has been used in the last two olympics and every aquatics center in the country is pretty much converting. and also major college teams that have swim teams are pretty much converting

it's the best pool ever. >> b-b-but that's my secret pool. >> ha ha ha!ld reliable should be going off again. >> [gasping] [cheering] [whistle blows] >> the engineer must be getting real impatient to get going. >> ho ho, they're fine. mother won't let them leave without me. >> [laughter] >> ha ha ha! you know, it's amazing how a good soak in the geyser gulch hot springs does a body a world of good. ahh. i'll probably feel relaxed for weeks. whoa! >> glad you finally made it, sonny. there's tickets to punch and a lost wallet. oh, and the toilet's plugged up in the passenger coach bathroom. chop, chop! let's go! all aboard! >> oh, mother. as i've said before, that is my line. oh, well. all aboard! [whistle blows] >> yeah! >> hi there. i'm dr. scott the paleontologist. geysers are an amazing feature of nature. they were around during the age of dinosaurs, and there's lots of geysers today, too. but what is a geyser? to find the answer, we have to look way down deep inside the earth, where the rock is so hot that it becomes liquid or molten. when that molten

this was the world's largest public pool. they had lifeguards in boats. this was a beautiful building. it is boarded up and full of rats and homeless folks. this is a parking lot now. $8 and you can park there. the beach was a big pleasure place. they would go for sunday picnics and stay all day. an amusement park developed to cater to these people. >> i think we have a shot of the fun house. >> she was not in the fun house. she was in a glass thing at the fun house. it was an animatronics robot who went "ha ha ha ha" all day and scared generations of san franciscans out of their wits. it has a month-to-month lease at fisherman's wharf. >> they moved it to this temporary location at fisherman's wharf. they left an unusual little treasure of the city. >> ingleside terraces, again, i was trying to show off the residence park. a lot of crazy building. for still has one of the great stairways -- forest hill has one of the greats their ways. -- great stairways. this looked like a ship. they used to decorate fire houses for christmas. >> on the side of this fir

there is no pooling of risk. we said we need to set up a mechanism to pool people who currently do not have health insurance so they have the same purchasing power, the same leverage that a big company does when they are negotiating with an insurance company. essentially, what we've done is created what we call marketplaces, and in every state across the country, consumers are now able to be part of a big pool. insurers have to bid, essentially compete, for the business of that pool. what we now have set up are these marketplaces that provide high-quality health care at affordable prices, giving people choices so they can get the health insurance that they need and want, and the premiums are significantly lower than what they were able to previously get. i will take the example of new york state. the insurers put in their bids to participate in these marketplaces. it turns out that their rates are up to 50% lower than what was available previously if you went on the open market and you try to get health insurance

we have great diversity within our psa pool. an overview of the academy classes that made up the hiring for the year. only 15 recruits psa's and we anticipate another 100 hires for the year. and demographic and language is spoken that information is provided for the police service aids also. and an individual breakdown for the 238 entry level class. of note because we take our responsibility serious, this slide references ain't natural policy that prohibits the release of information. it also notes the appropriate info to provide to the candidate who is in process. just a necessary element to have some checks and balances on what we do. >> do we have any plans for a lateral class during this fiscal year? >> yes, commissioner. we would like to have one either at the end of this particular calendar year or the beginning of the next calendar year. as a matter of fact, the chief spoke to me about that a few weeks o.

and the way pools work -- any pool -- is essentially those of us who are healthy, subsidized somebodyho is sick at any given time. we do that because we anticipate, well, at some point we'll get sick, and we hope the healthy person is in our pool, and so those costs and those risks get spread. that's what insurance is all about. and what happens is, if you don't have pools that are a cross-section of society, then people who are already sick or more likely to get sick, they'll all rush out and buy insurance. people who are healthy, they say, you know what, i won't bother. and you get what's called adverse selection. essentially what happens is, the premiums start going higher and higher, because the risks aren't spread broadly enough across the population. so you want to get a good cross-section in every pool. that's why big companies have an easier time getting good rates for their employees than small companies. because if you only had had five employees, one person is stricken with breast cancer, let's say. your rates potentially shoot up. but if it's 1,000 employees, then it gets

we have great diversity within our psa pool. an overview of the academy classes that made up the hiring for the year. only 15 recruits psa's and we anticipate another 100 hires for the year. and demographic and language is spoken that information is provided for the police service aids also. and an individual breakdown for the 238 entry level class.

i pushed down the pool and it let all the water out. turn the water on! now i tried putting the hose on the sidewalk. i'm going to put some of these in to see where it takes them. i put in some little seed pods and leaves. they're really going fast. now i'm blowing bubbles. awesome! cool... that's awesome. i love that. it's kind of cool because who would know that bubbles would float on the water? see what happens when you put things in streams of water. ( thunder rumbling ) ( chirp giggling ) cusack: one day, when peep was exploring in nellie's backyard, he discovered the most amazing, the most stupendous, the most incredible thing he had ever seen. it's just a ball. yeah, but it's... it's round... and blue... and green. blue and green. let's play. okay, peep. ( both giggling ) ( quack humming ) oh! ( gurgling ) ( spitting ) what? what? what? peep: sorry, quack. aah, i should say so. ( scoffs ) my hat! where's my hat?! who's got my hat? where is it? who took my... ah! ah, there, a duck is not a duck without his hat. remember that, peep. okay, off you go.

>> it's relative to the pool that we select from. >> okay. >> so per list. right now we have one list that is sunsetting? >> yes. ending in february. >> so that list as it tested out did not have the same kind of proportion of numbers. >> did you inherit the list? >> we inherited the task. >> the pool that it comes from. >> i will steal your thunder a little bit. when i became chief the hiring window to hiring of a police officer was one week and it was random through the year and the window just opened and closed. so since becoming chief, we established the last two years, a two week window fixed in the week after thanksgiving and the first week of december we were told by a charter that was the best they can do because of the amount of people that applied. i don't think that's good enough because when you meet people to ask to wait for a year because the test doesn't get off until february or march. we are hopefully within 6 weeks or so of adopting continuous online testing where anybody can go online and take a test that's actually scenario based. it's su

it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined.e have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. it is as good as

and several casual car pool riders hi jacked. and abercrombie and fitch at the center of a controversy over a woman and what she was wearing. >>> the rock ridge neighborhood in oakland son edge after a robbery at a casual car pool zone. scott talked to one of the victims. >> reporter: this is the spot where the robbery happened. this is a on poplar spot for the casual par karr pool people. i talked to neighbors, and they say for the most part it's very safe, but after this robbery, they say now they'll be watching their back. >> reporter: this woman say she is frequently uses the casual car pool here. now she's thinking twice after what happened here earlier this morning. >> everyone was on their cell phones, checking their e-mail, all of a sudden, 3 guys came with guns and said we're taking everything. >> reporter: according to oakland police, it was around 9:00, when several people became victims when 3 suspects came out of nowhere, pulled out a gun, and demanded perm items and electronic dwoises. >> we ijust handed my cell pho

in the pool. >> the spokesperson says the pool should be open in about a week. >> even though illegale that most likely they will be available in a huge raid happening this weekend in the south bay appeared >> our kron4 is justin walden found out how officials are working to keep the expected record crowd say that this electronic music festival appeared >> this trend for the beyond the one >> bay music festival festival says that santa clara officials are worried. >> the county health department want parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of raid appeared >> starting with club drugs which are notorious at these type of vance appeared >> ecstasy is one of the main drugs that is used at events like these and 1 ecstasy bill can be fatal if taken care >> these pills are also mixed with so many other substances and chemicals mix and that one bill from novocain to caffeine to amphetamines to cocaine. >> this event is for people are 18 years and older and the promoters only one people there who will party responsibly. >> we want people to make sure they hydrate and drinks lots of wa

and we get in the pool, and i push against the edge of the pool, and i rocketed across the pool, right? and i said, "is that how a rocket works?" and you guys said, "yup. sure is, hewitt, sure is." and i said, "nope, it ain't." and he says, "oh, what's going on?" let's talk about that now. how does a rocket move? what makes a rocket go to the moon? does it push against the launching pad so hard that it bounces up and just keeps going, going, going, going? like throwing a ball against-- super ball against the ground and have it bounce to the moon? is that how a rocket works? what pushes on a rocket, gang? the gas or something. it's like this gun. that gun is being pushed the opposite to the direction the bullet's going, yeah? if i took that gun and i held it down like this and i fired it, would the gun kick up? and after it fires one bullet, i fired another one, would it kick twice? let's suppose i have a machine gun, honey. and i put that machine gun on like a piece of piano wire. see the piano wire stretched tight here? see? see it's nice and tight. okay. twang. now i put that machine

it had restaurants and -- >> different pools and different hot water pools, different cold water pools. this was for the poor. the rich it their own pipe from sutro that pumped water all the way down to the private clubs like the elk club, the metropolitan club and marines memmal and they had silent watesaltwater swimming pd everyone else went to the baths and the thing to do was go swimming in a salt water pool particularly heated. >> healthy. >> i remember going out there as a kid and by the time i was there before it was burned down and converted to a ice skating rink and egyptian museum. >> here is the inside of it and a shot from my wife's expensive post card selection and san francisco post card and on this post card is one of the wonderful inscriptions. when she collected them it's not just the picture but the message. this one says "hello gladys received your note. was glad to hear from you. i'm want going to return. sorry". "will write in a few days". >> wally. >> that's san francisco. i'm not going to return. how many of us wrote that card to our families. >> particularly wit

what people are calling the most frightening swimming pool in the world. i can't even imagine attempting that. border -- it actually is happening on zambia's border. the devil's swimming pool sits atop of the victoria waterfall. above it. it's 350 feet high and an astounding one mile wide. the pool was created by what looks like a fence of rocks and is the perfect spot to lean over just barely and get a bird's-eye view of the impressive waterfall. yeah, i think i'll be looking at that from afar. >> maybe -- >> way far away. >> looks like pretty safe. two people in the pool and another standing right there. >> until you get caught up in the current and go over the edge. >>> a minnesota proposal on same-sex marriage. minnesota's mayor will announce an advertising campaign to attract gay couples in chicago to come to minnesota to get married. >>> there is new info on the panda cub at the national zoo. i know you've been waiting. the giant panda gave birth to the cub in august. and we hope to find out the cub's gender at a news update today. >>> raquel welch i

in the last few moments, the pool note from the white house tv pool to our viewers who don't know what that is, all of the networks get together and create a pool. one reporter represents that pool to make sure information gets out to all of us because we can't all be in the room or around the president at the same time. the pool note says that president rowhani, quote, will not -- will not be at the luncheon. this is according to a united nations handler, who assists the white house tv pool with this information. she did not give a reason. she said they did not rsvp. so it appears from that pool note that president rowhani will not be at this luncheon. we should caution, wolf, as you know from these notes, sometimes they are updated. this is preliminary information and we want to caution our viewer that is perhaps this could change and president rowhani may make an appearance. from what we're being told right now, president rowhani will not be at this lunch. there is time for this encounter to occur. president rowhani does not speak to the united nations until some time this afternoon

the example of a pool hall. if you have an existing medical use and it's expanding by 5,000 square feet, then that is also subject to consistent determination. if a clinic wants to add 5,000 square feet. those are subject to conditions. on a medical non-medical that is expanding. >> from a medical use. >> the basis is what medical use is not subject to the plan. you have a medical use and want to bring in a medical use which is consistent with the plan. medical use would be subject. >> my question is that what was intended in 300-10? >> yes. the medical use is what's subject to. >> if i may, part of the confusion maybe the question is whether if somebody is eliminating the medical use, the opposite question. if someone is adding a medical use that didn't exist before. >> yes, because only medical use is subject to "the master" plan. is that clear? >> hilary from supervisor campos office is nodding in the background. it's intended to apply from something else to a medical use. >> okay. who is going to make the mo

they have a pool.en. 110 degrees. >> comingers available. >> yes. >> thanks. >> stealing the show next on 7 news. check out the little girl dance moves. >> she puts everybody to shame. >> she puts everybody to shame. l here's a look at the wake up weather. bundle up in the morning. upper 40's to upper 50's at 5:00 a.m. low 50's to low 60's 8:00 a.m. more in the morning. >> thanks. >> faipally. you probably watch another one of thichlts you changed your mind after watching this one. check out the little girl that can really work a dance flar. >> no way to watch this without smailing. she is good. video gone completely viral. >> she looks kind of like larr larry. >> kind of except a lot better. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> see you tomorrow thanks a

get everybody in the pool.veryone pays the same rate and then subsidies for those who can't afford it. >> it seemed logical that 50 is the line. after 50 employees, pay for shuns oinsurance or pay a fine. this guy has 80, is there a magic number? >> no magic number. the tax credits, small business tax credits. those are available to firms with 25 or fewer employees. how do we come up with 25? an arbitrary number. the mandate, 50 an above. no magic number. and one of the reasons for the concern and delay there was fear that you would have a firm with 52, 53, 54 employees. are they going to cut back to get 48, 49, or is that firm with the 49, are they going to hire that extra two people. there is confusion and complexity. >> hopefully people won't make decisions based on obamacare but on command and what they need for their businesses. >> the affordable care act has three goals. they're for self employed and small business folks, reduce the cots and offer it to everybody, that's the goal. >> there is something ve

they have a pool.s that rav is open. 110 degrees. >> comingers available. >> yes. >> thanks. >> stealing the show next on 7 news. check out the little girl dance moves. >> she puts everybody to shame. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. here's a look at the wake up weather. bundle up in the morning. upper 40's to upper 50's at 5:00 a.m. low 50's to low 60's 8:00 a.m. more in the morning. >> thanks. >> faipally. you probably watch another one of thichlts you changed your mind after watching this one. check out the little girl that can really work a dance flar. >> no way to watch this without smailing. she is good. video gone completely viral. >> she looks kind of like larr larry. >> kind of except a lot better. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> see you tomorrow thanks a secbutalk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, james

we have 9 pools in this system. at the end of this bond, all of our pools will have been upgraded. and will have been touched between the 2000 bond and our 2008 and and this bond and which is important for the public to have a nice facility and also for the department in terms of maintenance and energy usage associated with those facilities. >> the recreation center and there is a playground that you probably might even know exists if you are facing the rec center. and actually much smaller, and old, and the play grounds to the right and so we be upgrading that and begin the programs for the use of that site in a few years, in 2015. margaret hayward, spoke about briefly, this is a complex site for us and really exciting, the site as you may know is really choped up right now. and there are buildings in the middle and there is a trailer that was actually never intended to be a permanent building and it has been there for i believe 25 years. and the usable life of it is essentially gone, however it houses a lot of the infrastructure for the department of emergency management and so t

. >> pam: a swimming pool at an east bay high school. has been recently shutdown because of hazardous conditions. kron 4's haaziq madyun shows you where the problem is taking place. >> reporter: danger lurking in the water here inside the pool at berkeley high school >> "uh that is really... this student lost hair on its arm however it is a bit subjective" >>reporter:tell that to the parents of students on the school's water polo team some complaining that their children have lost hair on their bodies as a result of higher than normal ph levels in the poolberkeley high spokes person mark copland >> "i don't think the kids were getting out of the pool with patches of hair falling off of their armsclearly i think that there were cases of skin irritation but also potential problems really was with more attributed the and what actually happened. didn't happen in this pool" >> reporter: just the same the swimming competition here has been >> i think it in this case if you and i went swimming we would not have noticed however, if we were in th

we'll go to the online pool and we'll have to come up with what we feel has the best o i but probably we'll do something in between >> thank you. >> thank you. i wanted to voice my preshths for the work that rosemary led on this effort. i find this work so inspirational in terms of giving us in terms of how we're have you found. we very much want to hear from the board in terms of how this strategy feels to you and whether you feel it's the right strategy and we will be working towards on rfp to help fulfill some of those and very much appreciate people's feedback in how this looks to you and a commissioner >> rose mary applaud you i think it's great. all of this is to complicated for our employees. and i'm really interested in the wellness piece. i'm sure you meet with other directors but citywide there's a pie that happy people save us money because they don't get sick >> commissioner scott. >> i hope as your beginning to work with our outside firms you'll bring in advanced pieces so we can get some reaction from both the board as well as from our members and the general public. i d

. >> you have an aboveground blow-up pool. >> like a giant kiddy pool. >> it's been there a while.guy decides to make the best of it and make a video. he goes flopping into the pool. >> so far, so good. >> then he starts diving for the leaf. at first, he can't see it. >> where's the leaf? >> birth of a grown, hairy man. >> that is what it would look like. a lot of after birth, too. >> a lot of water breaking. >> he came out in a bathing suit, which is better than nude. >> thank goodness for us. >> summer is over. why not. >> don't try any of this at home. >> we are real magicians. >> there's a new youtuber in town. he's a familiar face. we recognize him and he is a total jack ass. he will be featuring pranks, comedy and all kind of video. he has a beer bottle and a buddy of his puts it on his head. >> oh! >> wow. >> that's just one of his videos. he has another one. of course with the help of 50 cents, he stands in a luggage cart and gets pushed. >> i thought it's safe. it's like a roll cage on that thing. >> nope, to tell us about more of what we can expect, we have him via skype

we'll go to the online pool and we'll have to come up with what we feel has the best o i but probably we'll do something in between >> thank you. >> thank you. i wanted to voice my preshths for the work that rosemary led on this effort. i find this work so inspirational in terms of giving us in terms of how we're have you found. we very much want to hear from the board in terms of how this strategy feels to you

your blood boil in you are a d-back, arizona had requested they not dive into the swimming pool and the d-backs' home park, and they did it anyway. try and stop us! the giants are finishing like world champs. they are winning eight of their last 11. a week-long troop trip to new york with the mets and then they start tomorrow night, as well. perez, scoring sanchez, 1-0, giants, and now it's 2-1, giants, and lopez, the first save the season, and the giants take advantage of being in new york and they took their rookies down to times square and had them dress like the naked cowboy who is receiving a lot of attention through the years. so, once, again, if you are spending six months in a clubhouse with the same guys, look at them dressing, you are probably in the mood for something you think is funny, and the giants did it today. atlanta lexington smith is off to a 3-0 start. mcnabb has his jersey retired prior to the game. smith playing for andy, the former coach. theyent to work here. they didn't have any interceptions. and it's a gatorade bath on his return to philadelphia, 26-16, c

why an east bay city deems a school's pool is unsafe to swim in.. what he found on top of a glacier in france. and new at 8. a rave coming to the bay area this weekend. what authorities are doing to keep people safe following concerns of drug use. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> pam: in a story you will only see on kron 4. the alameda county district attorney's office has charged the man shown in this instagram video. it appears terrelle davis is hitting the puppy, named lovie, with a belt to discipline the dog.. davis is facing a misdemeanor animal cruelty charge. in the meantime - lovie who is seen in the vi

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the army had build a new swimming pool for soldiers and rick cross workers to use. a grand opening celebration was planned for july 4th for white personnel and a separate for black personnel on july 3rd. the black troops and red cross workers led decided to boycott the july 3rd party. she wrote to the red cross headquarters, july 4th is a day long honored and respected by negro's as will as of americans for significance to democracy and the principles on which our government was founded such a day of celebration involving americans anywhere on the face of the glow becomes an insult to whenever minority group is excluded from participation. african-american entertainers and movie stars did their part for the war effort, just as their white counterparts did, but they faced unique obstacles. no matter how successful they were, african-american entertainers were not immune to racism. acclaim as a broadway performer in a hollywood film star gained popularity combining her training as a classical pianist with her love of jazz. traveling by car through the midwest in 1945,