edward for the portland water bureau. marine stapleton for the san die ae go and less tear from water and wally bishop the contra water d district. each panelist will have a chance to speak and ten minute time limit is a little like global warming. it sneaks up on you and then it's hard to deal with there that end. we'll try to reserve of for questions and answered that end. thanks. >> thank you jarrod and i will go through this quickly and i hope there's sufficient teasers in there to get you to ask questions as we get near the end. cautionary notes this is the system of seattle system, not your system. you have to look that principals and see if they apply to the same work the planning side, the modeling side, the adaptive side and i'll talk briefly for a few seconds on mayors initiative on climate control because it gives an as political environment to work in and then the seattle system. the mayor of seattle nickels started the protocols for the city and started process with a lot of other mayors to start aggressively

mike montgomery, the protege, is alive in portland. the portland team knocking down

so, in terms of climate change impacts portland is most concerned about. here are five according to me and my staff. i'm sure there's more and thinking on this i tried focus on things we're dealing with now. as i mentioned the higher summertime demand because of higher temperatures. this would be by growth alone and that's a significant issue. the other side of the coin with that is having less supply during the summer and if we're in a situation where we have a longer drought period we like seattle have annual refills with reservoirs and a summer draw down where we're serving from our reservoirs if that presents challenges for us. increase in wild fires. it's a huge concern for us and i'm sure for like san francisco we're an unfiltered drinking source and our watershed is in the mountains where there's lots of reck rauks and eventhough it's protected and there's no entry allowed our watershed we're are neighbors of an intensely utilized effort. water rights issue is only issues with our ground source but we do share that series of,aquafo r's and we have t

seattle, freezing rain in and around portland. eventually it all turns to rain.dicting as much as two to three inches in the cascade and everybody here in the i-5 corridor, at least an inch of rain. the first in a series of significant weather events. three days in row of on and off rain in the southwest. arizona, you're fine. watching in salinas, california, check out the national steinbeck center museum. some of the proceeds going to charity. that's your pick event of the day. >> all right, bill. thanks. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it's the end of an era for one tv family. david nelson, who starred with his parents and brother on "the adventures of ozzie & harriet" has died at age 74 from battling colon cancer. he was the last of the iconic tv family. >>> dr. conrad murray's medical license has been suspended after a california judge ruled he must stand for involuntary manslaughter for the death of michael jackson. but one license is being renewed, that of james bond. 007 and daniel craig will return to the big screen in

rain on the moderate and heavy side this morning around portland.t commute this morning, but a little better this afternoon. what a beautiful weather pattern for much of the southwest this weekend. from phoenix to l.a. to san diego and san francisco looking good. i notice we're dry on saturday in the pacific northwest. then on sunday it's an increase in clouds. we continue with great weather. almost up near 80 in l.a. yesterday we had a lot of santa ana winds. gusty, warm winds, and that trend could continue. especially into any of the mountain passes. >>> if you are watching us on knsd 739 san diego, california, see works of art, including painting, and sculpture, and prints related to the human at my and human body with the theme of contemporary art, and that's your pacific event of the day. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> this weekend we're going to find out whether any movie can swat theç green hornet. the flick was pap hit last weekend with $33 million. with no other

portland, just rolling. clippers trying to rally back. eric gordon, has been so good this season.raging almost 28 over his last 5. a barrage of threes. 7 of 11 from distance in this game. a career-high for threes in a game. wes matthews had the dagger. the blazers go on to win. what a game. >>> that will do it for sports. back to you in new york. >>> there are new questions this morning about the woman who fell into a mall fountain while texting. court documents show cathy cruz marrero used a credit card without permission to wrack up $5,000 in charges. >> also, there's a hit-and-run on her record, as well. when the texting incident might have been a hoax, h attorney said, quote, nonsense. >>> this hotel in madrid, spain, is a real dump because it's made entirely of beach garbage. it's designed to draw attention on how much trash ends up there. >> anyone can stop by during the day. but only ten guests get to stay there each night. it is free. but reservations are made only by an online lottery. after sunday, the hotel will be taken down and, well, trashed. >> believe it or not, pe

but portland brought them back down to >> alan: thousands of san franciscoans showed up to audition for a small role in a matt damon film. the action thriller is about preventing the spread of a deadly virus. the crew will film in several places, including an undisclosed stadium, coffee shop, and a location near chinatown. another audition is tomorrow at the embarcadero ymca ymca from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. they could be standing in the rain. >> leigh: the certainly could tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, you're going to be okay. we had ha -- a nice dry spell, but we had showers across some parts of the bay area. the high definition east bay cam showing the thickening clouds, and let's see what's going on with live doppler 7hd. the band of clouds moving in towards the winsor area, and santa rosa picking up a little light rain. sacramento, and dixon, and it's all thanks to this next impulse. this is a cold front, and behind it an area of low pressure, and all of this is just going to swing in across the bay area overnight tomorrow and tomorrow morning. temperaturewise, few 40s. the re

portland dry also. the desert southwest, still cold. 46 that's it in vegas today. a very cold january. by the time we get to tomorrow, the storm system moves onshore and could begin with snow portland. just cold rain in northern california. >>> if you're watching on khnl nbc 8, honolulu, hawaii, never too late to pick up a musical instrument. rye not start now? the ukulele, that's your pacific event for the day. >> i'm in. >> that would be fun. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the first week in january is normally quiet at the box office. but the ticket estimates hold it's the worst since 2000. "true grit" took the top spot with a mere $15 million becoming the first western to top the $100 million mark since the 1990s. elsewhere, jim carrey and the black keys helped pump 2011's first "saturday night live" episode to the show's biggest overnight rating since last may when betty white hosted with jay-z. kim kardashian and their mother is being sued by the company creating the prepaid debit card. this endorsed by the sisters.

mostly cloudy, mrinks of sun, 51 in portland.hat great weather has to end sooner or later, doesn't it? >> we all hope it does. >> send some of that air this way. >> exactly. all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> well, earnings pushed wall street. what's inside your taco? and the pope hits the like button on facebook. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, oprah winfrey had a secret, and yet on her show she revealed it. >>> coming up, the nhl's biggest star pulls out of the all-star game. three great finishes in the nba, and was jay cutler really hurt in the championship? you're watching early today. >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> u.s. military officials tell nbc news that so far, investigators have not been able to link wikileaks founder julian assange to bradley manning, the army private suspected of passing on confidential documents to the whistle blowing website. officials say investigators determined mauning

finally, we need models that address increasing complex models and we have multiple systems and portland we have a hydro facility on both our damages and we're planning and are in the process for providing fish flows. other systems dealing with navigation and the whole, gamut of things that go on we need models to address that level of complexity. that's it for me i look forward to our on going conversation. [applause] >> good morning., jarrod said in his introduction that this panel was going to talk about how we're planing for the worst and how we're planning for disasters. it's probably one of the worst introductions i've had it's such a downer, who wants to hear it really? so as a result of that introduction jarrod i've decided to entitle my presentation i feel so much better since i gave up hope. welcome to california water. i'm not going to talk about the analysises that were done or some of the technical planning we have done but really focus on water management and what we've done specifically related to that in san diego. i want to tell you who the authority is. we're the region

mary's, hosted by portland, st. mary's down by two at the half. the miss. portland up 27. the gales wouldn't go down without a fight. mcconnell, three of his game-high 32. st. mary's, too little, too late. the backbreaker from deep. 85-70 loss for st. mary's. to the wac. san jose state hosting fresno state. the alley-oop. the two-hand slam there san jose up 18. the map who makes the spartans move, oliver, had 18 in the first half. second half. more oliver. turn-around j. the victory. >> take a brief time-out. tiger woods feeling the pain in san diego. details of his day on the links i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of your heart. you can start with cheerios. the natural whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. brrrbb... makes you feel ageless

mike montgomery, the protege, is alive in portland. the portland team knocking down the gales tonight. the 3 that puts it away. losing their first conference game 70-85. tonight at the tank, no hockey. just mma. her shell walker won his strike force event with a first-round tko. there are two sharks away from the tank taking part in the all-star skills competition tonight. boyle will play tomorrow. the scene in raleigh, north carolina, tonight was skills to pay the bills. rookie star logan leads all rookies in the lead with 22 goals thus far. in the shootout, not number 23. helped his team take the overall competition tonight. he also won his round in the accuracy shooting event. >>> tiger woods sporting a stanford look, but didn't bring him much luck. going for birdie here and he's just off the mark. 4 under, eight shots off the lead. the lefty with 12 under. in very good position for what could be his fourth career win at torrey pines. of course, he grew up in playing in san diego. >>> senior bowl in alabama. rob ryan there, watching

enough of it is clipping here, washington state especially, portland northwards up from oregon you'll get hit. notice the clear skies and the cool temperatures over the areas of the four corners back into southern california. that's this area of high pressure. this warm front coming onshore will warm you up a little bit as you go throughout the day, bit it's going to be rain around probably from today through friday, at least, in the pacific northwest. you can see our chunk of rain has now moved in mixing with some snow. even some of the lower elevations. look out the window, you may see snowflakes. warmer air comes in during the day. everything that was snow changes to range anyway. no real significant accumulations expected in any cities up interstate 5. how we'll look as far as rainfall totals are concerned'sthe highest total is north of seattle. impressive rain up in the northern cascades. possibility of two to four inches of rain. so we'll keep you updated on that. as far as the rest of forecast, not bad in l.a. san francisco, you look nice too. th even with sunshine. washington,

showers for portland. mixture of sun and clouds, much of southern california and arizona, from tucson to phoenix, highs only in the 60s. still a cool time of year. january's been chilly so far. l.a., 63. about a 20% chance we'll pop up a thunderstorm or two somewhere between l.a. and down to san diego later this afternoon. weeks ago.ok at your friday oregon, chance of showers for you. >> look forward to the weekend forecast coming up. >> lake tahoe not looking too bad. you're right about the ski weather. absolutely. >>> unemployment uncertainty, facebook's future and how to ruin a college student's holiday. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, the good news keeps rolling in for the homeless man with the golden voice. >>> coming up -- rex ryan and tom brady. stanford gets lucky and a hockey shot that you've never seen before. you're watching "early today." eh >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morni

on friday, some of it could sneak into the portland area. if you're watching us in california's bay area, meet biologists, watch and feed and discover fun facts about fish. check out sharks and rays at the california academy of sciences. that's your pacific event of the day. have you ever fed a stingray? you hold it underneath it and it sucks it on top of it. >> i love to touch tanks. that's like my favorite thing. >>> here's an early look at the headlines in entertainment now. just days after going public with the break-up of his 18-year marriage john mellencamp has gone public with a new relationship. as magazine reports that mellencamp was secretly dating actress meg ryan. they were photographed heading out to lunch in new york city. a source told the magazine the "sleepless in seattle" star had nothing do do with the end of mellencamp's marriage. ryan came into the picture much later. >>> actor sean penn who has been working to help the victims of haiti's earthquake for this past year says to his commitment to the country, quote, this is

most of the rain has been into seattle and portland. they have been looking at minor flooding up there all week, while as you can see, california's barely picking up any clouds due to that blocking high pressure system. even that storm track is weakening this weekend. several more waves out there, so we continue to see storms marching across the pacific that are just going well to our north here. looks like that trend will continue for the next week, possibly two as we look at that patchy morning fog giving way to a warm week, as once again, we can expect rainfall totals to hold above 100% for most locations, but in a week of no rain, we've dropped 10% already in these totals here. if we extend that another week or two, we'll probably be down to near normal before the next round of rain arrives across the area here. between now and then, we'll look for warm temperatures to prevail under mostly sunny skies here. as we take a look at the seven- day forecast, we can see mid to upper 60s expected around the bay today, possible 70s in the in

portland quickly responded nicholas bates. with this dunk you would soon have to leave the game with a sore head. for the game was even for most of the first half just minutes away boston began to push the noses in front we want to play the seven of the celtics got to pull away but deep in the fourth quarter really from and this makes this very point to a cup of deficit just five less than a minute to go however the visitors would seal the game with free throws and stretch verum beat and run to two games while staying with basketball where barcelona maintained their one hundred percent record of a top sixteen stage of the year a league where the details of game imo highlights from the rest of his action his body spivak. let's start in israel though where one of the hottest teams in europe mike crew is to their seven straight home win so four doormen a day in the paint and roman just couldn't stop him nineteen points and ten rebounds for baby shock in base game as mccartney recorded their biggest sam adopt sixteen when one thou

and i-5, will be slick with rain from seattle to portland. snow on i-84 and 90 in the northern rockies. >> if you are flying today, you can expect some airport delays in seattle, minneapolis, atlanta and new orleans. >>> of course, the big news in the morning for a lot of folks. it appears there are at least two winning tickets in the latest megamillions jackpot. lucky people in idaho and washington state, will now split all those winnings. >> but there may still be more. if you're one of the millions to wait in long lines yesterday, here's the winning numbers yet again. 4, 8, 15, 25, 47, and the megaball of 42. >> hello america. >> reporter: last night's drawing for the fourth-biggest jackpot in u.s. history, had dreamers in 41 states and washington, d.c. glued to tvs and computers. >> the megaball number is, 42. >> reporter: after the drawing, the megamillions website crashed. 355 million bucks on the line. and just as many dreams. >> buy a house. help a lot of good people. >> probably go on vacation for a year. >> reporter: the 1 in 176 mi

snow also makes it slippery out west, especially on i-5, from portland to seattle.nd icy on i-20, across the southeast. >> if you're flying today, expect delays in seattle, boston, new york and philadelphia. >>> and one more amazing snapshot of the winter weather here in the u.s. as of this morning, get this, 49 states have snow on the ground. even hawaii has snow, on top of the giant volcanos there. only florida, lucky folks, is snow-free. >>> well, it is a somber day in haiti, as the nation marks one year since the devastating earthquake. more than 250,000 people were killed. >> and even though billions of international aid has poured into that country, the need is still great. matt gutman reports now from port-au-prince. >> reporter: this is the hotel montana. it was six stories high. when the earthquake hit one year ago, it crumbled entirely. there were 280 people killed right here. it's now being rebuilt, slowly, and with private funds. no government aid or any money from ngos. and that's the way it's been in haiti. much of the reconstruction you see in the str

rain from seattle to portland. snowshowers around the great lakes, from detroit to cleveland and pittsburgh. flurries in charleston, west virginia. showers and thunderstorms in the southern half of florida. >> meanwhile, 79 in miami. 61 in new orleans. and 47 in atlanta. 36 here in the big apple. 32 in beantown. a biting 12 degrees in fargo. 13 in the twin cities. and 25 in chicago. phoenix gets up to 63. sacramento, 54. boise, 36. >>> now, to a breach of protocol on capitol hill. and this one had nothing to do with partisan politics. >> vice president biden was swearing in senators when his script was unceremoniously snagged by the 3-year-old son of oregon democrat, ron wyden. the vice president quickly put his negotiating skills to work. >> i need to borrow that back. no. you won't give that back to me? you got it. there you go. >> thank you. >> the boy seemed just as happy with that little mint. senator wyden described the exchange as two charmers in action. >> he's lucky that little boy has a sweet tooth. >> no

wet on i-5 from seattle to portland. snow covered on i-90 and 84.nd from bismarck to the twin cities, and on i-70 from indianapolis to pittsburgh and roads are still slippery in the southeast. >>> and if you're flying today, you can expect airport delays in seattle, salt lake city and indianapolis. >>> as you noticed, extreme weather has been battering towns across the globe with drenching rains and killer floods. >> this week alone raging waters and mud slides have claimed more than 500 lives from australia to brazil where homes were literally swept away and entire families buried alive as they slept. more now from abc's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: with her house collapsing around her in the raging floodwaters, rescuers threw a life line to this woman in the mountains north of rio de janeiro. she grabbed her dog and plunged into the surging waters. the rope held, but she couldn't hold on to the dog. as neighbors urged her on, she was raised to safety. not far away firefighters cheered as a baby boy was rescued from the mud. two bright moments in w

cocteau week -- portland cocktail week that happened recently. honolulu does one. i believe boston is working on one. it is celebrating the cocktail culture. the evolution of cocktails in the last five to seven years or so, maybe as far as 10, has been quite rapid, and has fueled a big burst in small business evolution in the bar industry, and also the evolution of the bar portion of the restaurant industry. we have also worked with the golden gate restaurant association and sf chefs in the past few years. will we wanted to do was to engage the public in another arena outside of our bars, a non-commercial environment where we could educate sentences about the deep history we have the goes back to the mid-1800's and the saloons that evolved here. that culture, up until prohibition and through prohibition and beyond, but significantly up until prohibition -- how that impacted the cocktails and cocteau culinary culture around the world, and how we have once again brought that back and taken a lead in the world as far as the advancements we made, the

of recruiting so-called jihad is candidates and financing terrorist organizations right from the portland of view of its mission a success absolutely but is the battle over this is that it's just a visible part of the iceberg it's huge there is a whole machine behind this really want to lose it was born in belgium in a family of cushions and converted. he says he did it on his own will because it simply provided the. other religions according to him peace and tolerance but unfortunately due to generate new knowledge about it it can be used to teach the eggs. so. there are really extremely moms acting in europe and the problem is people who don't. understand the muslim philosophy they end up in the arms of busy moms who come from saudi arabia egypt a former french intelligence officer claude money now has a company advising governments and corporations or help to deal with terrorism and extremism really. based in brussels he claims the spread of islamic extremism is happening right in front of the authorities vielka from their attention its privacy they will say you are not a good missed h

portland wins 85-70. st. mary's 6-1 after losing its first conference game. >>> also in the wcc. >>> the records might not be that good but san jose state coach george knows it's a big deal any time his team plays fresno state. the spartans took the 14 point half time lead. the spartans kept it going the second half. oliver with the assist to carter. oliver two assists shy of a triple double. spartans get back to the 500 mark for the season. 10-10 overall. 2-7 in the whack but for them always a good night when you beat fresno state. >>> a couple of college basketball heavyweights yukon host lewisville. they went to overtime. lewisville trails by two. go to a second ot tied at 69. in double overtime noels launches the three. this one not exactly all net. but it goes down just the same. the cardinals wouldn't trail the rest of the way. a last second try for the huskies. walker comes close. but not close enough. number 23 knocks off number 5. 79-78. >>> three other top tens were losers today. >>> in women's pack

mary's and the dream of the '90s is alive in portland. eric spent years with the coach has his portland team prepared for the gales. jared stoll putting this game away. st. mary's losing their first conference game 70-85. last night at the tank, no hockey, just mma and herschel walker won his "strike force" event with a first-round tko. meanwhile, two sharks away from the tank taking part in the all-star skills competition last night. dan boyle will play in the all-star game today. the scene last night in raleigh, north carolina, all about skills to pay the bills, joining boyle for the festivities, logan kocur, who leads all rookies in the league with 22 goals thus far. that one in the shoot-out. not number 23 but good to help his team take the overall competition. he also won his round in the accuracy shooting event. the third round yesterday at torrey pines and tiger woods sporting a stanford look, but it didn't bring him enough luck, closing out his round on 18 going for birdie. a bit off the mark here. at 4 under, eight shots off the

it's taking aim towards portland and seattle. tahoe, wednesday you get past the fog in the valley and in the hills, it will be good to g mostl y cloudy. 54 for a high on is the day. fog for us, low clouds. the wind out of the east, northeast still kind of factor for north bay, east bay locations. mostly sunny and warmer. five-day, not looking for rain. we're looking for a few more clouds, dry days but night and morning forks especially towards the valley >>> we're warning about imposters poseing as utility worke rs >>> the reason why three schools are being forced to replace half their teaching staff >>> and people looking forward to this year's mavericks serve competition. >>> france police need your help following a bold homicide. a man was shot and killed and polk and gear riy. we have the details. >> reporter: we're in front of the cafe where candles have been lit people said police did see some surveillance cameras police are useing the tape and asking witnesses to come forward. the shooting happened in broad daylight yester

. >>> a live look at storm tracker 4, rain to portland, seattle, heavy rain and parse of northern california. not quite reaching the bay area yet but it will tomorrow morning. here is a look at the rain starting. 8:00 in the north bay. a few pockets of heavy rain as well. the reign continues mainly in the north bay. 11:00, showers south of the golden gate. as we move into the later afternoon hours, showers taper off. we will see them along the coast line. 1:00 hour, but by evening things should be dry. temperatures will drop, 49 in santa rosa. 54 in vallejo. 57 in mountain view. 60 in morgan hill. if you are hoping this will bring snow to the sierra, it's too warm, we will see rain instead. here is a look from this afternoon. sunny skies. tomorrow rain for the most part. friday and saturday mostly sunny and partly cloudy skies. this weekend does dry out and warm up. here is a look at the forecast. drier and warmer conditions into friday and especially saturday and sunday. low 60s expected and we will keep that going into next week. >>> college basketball upset as the top ranked team goes dow

we are talking portland to seattle northward.la nina pattern that sets up where you get a strong ridge of high pressure which will act like a wall and block every incoming storm and send it off to the north. a dent in the ridge will which allow one weak system to drop on in. cool us off for tomorrow. maybe some showers up by ukiah. temperatures 10 degrees above average for this time of year. tomorrow, a little bit of a cooldown. i think the main effect you will see of tom's fast is a few extra clouds coming in. if you are heading to lake county or mendocino county northward, you will see some showers. temperatures will rebound again as we head towards monday. here is the futurecast. look at the rain line. it is pretty much what we call oregon missed. meaning it missed us and heading off to oregon and washington. you are going to see a lot of that. here is what you are going to expect. we are going to see highs in the 50 ths weekend. we have an outstanding snow pack built up by heavy snow through december. things still looking pre

storms are in seattle and portland and continue to roll over the top of the warm dry air. i clubs and breezy. it will turn hour winds and onshore analyst's picks up the surf. 3:00 in the morning on saturday. very large waves. dangers conditions. you might just want to avoid it even though it will be they said there this weekend. the beaches will be packed. chilly conditions yet again. 39 in livermore, the fog and the central valley is going to reform. it could crash into our but it is clear to stay in the clear tomorrow. the into sunday morning we will see the fog return. high temperatures with a 73 degrees in san rosa, 64 in san francisco. 70 in los gatos. to of look at your kron4 news and seven day are round of debate. it will be nice into sunday and all next week. although we will see some chilly mornings. the fog will clean up nicely into the afternoons. >> president obama will give the second state of the indian speech. it is when to start s 6:00 p.m.. be sure to tune in on tuesday january 25th for the state of the union. you'll be right back. time now for tech talk w

. >> we used to do videos in portland.t these films. >> jimmy: she's from there? >> she's from there, she lives there. and after a while, we had enough that we could do a show around it. so, we pitch it had to ifc, and lorne is behind it. and before we knew it, we were making a pilot and then a series. >> jimmy: what is it though? it's just little videos of you guys? >> yeah, we're doing different characters and stuff, and it's just all set in the city of portland. >> jimmy: and it's on fridays at 10:30. we have a clip for everybody. a sneak peek, as they say. >> yeah, that's what i call them sneak peeks. >> jimmy: when do you call them that? >> when? >> jimmy: yeah. >> when i was a kid, i used to call them sneak peeks a lot. >> jimmy: anyway, here's a sneak peek at "portlandia" with the great fred armisen. ♪ >> check in, hanging out. >> fred -- >> what is this? >> fred, that's you in high school. that's you before computers and internet and ipads and youtube and tumblr, before your fantasy baseball league, before your net

portland up by 27. gales wouldn't go down without a fight. st. it was too little too late. st. mary's first loss 85-70 that final. >> and fresno state, spartans with the alley-oop. san jose up to 18. and here is 3-ball, that made it up by 20. more oliver. turnaround jay he had 25 points, eight assists, and they win it 78-66 victory. >> and pga tour in san diego, a course where phil mickelson grew up playing and tiger seems to win every time he plays there. we'll start off with tiger on the 13, way right, tiger is eight off the lead. shot of the day. par five 18, his second, puts it within three feet. he would eagle. he is eleven under a mickelson is the leader. here is a beautiful ball, he would birdie. shoots a 68. tied with the lead with haas going into final round. that is the way the ball bounces. have a great day. >> thousands answer a casting call to be in matt damorn's new movie. it's >>> thousands of san franciscans showed up to audition as extras in a matt damon movie. the action thriller is about preventing the spread of a deadly virus.

in portland, they did a cool design in the middle of the street. that prevented people from barreling through an intersection. in philadelphia and baltimore, they used duratherm and it worked well. the upkeep on duratherm -- it is embedded in asphalt. essentially, you have to route out four inches of asphalt, and then they embed the duratherm in the asphalt. this is similar to something they do in london. supervisor mar: i think they do this in hong kong, too. >> it has been well appreciated in the neighborhoods. we put cameras underneath the intersection to make sure all the pipes are working correctly, but if i had to do it over again, i do not know if i would put them in such a large intersection because you are vulnerable when you tear it up, it gets expensive. it is very nice, an improvement, but any time you have to replace something under the street, it is costly. i would only do it in special places. open sidewalks. there was money available for rainwater. the mission gets flooded a lot, so we started opening up sidewalks. we also wanted to

several years, if you look at average bills of the bay area community and also other major utilities, portland, seattle, phoenix, san diego, we still fall in the middle of the pactp -- ack. -- pack. commissioner torres: it is the communication and education of consumers that continue to need to be a priority. their rates may decrease. >> you are right. every time we send out bills, they do periodic reminders of the programs. we also offer low flow fixtures and shower heads. commissioner torres: i have received that communication. i just wanted to highlight that. the bond? >> it will be right at $524 million. for the bonds, we are going to do about $350 million of build america bonds before that expires on the 31st. commissioner torres: what is the bond rating for san francisco? >> we are ataa. we are at

chris hedges presents his thoughts at powells books in portland, oregon. it's an hour and a half. .. >> when i turn the manuscript and, they hated it. they describe my critique of the american media as filled with negativity, which they generously offered to remove before they published the book. you can imagine how that went over. so i was out the door with the manuscript and as i i wrote the book, i kept running into the fact that the press was hardly existed in a vacuum, that the press was one of the pillars of the liberal establishment that has certainly failed us. but there were other pillars in the liberal establishment, all of the pillars of the liberal establishment, which lsu decades have reduced themselves to functioning primarily as the role of courtiers to the power elite and to the corporate state. these would include the church, the liberal church which i come out of, my father was a presbyterian minister, i myself graduated from seminary. it would include the democratic party. it would include labor unions, culture, as well as universities.

wcc top dog hosted by portland. saint mary's down 2 on a 27-2 run.e left hand followed portland up 27. under two to play. mickey mcconnell, high 32. saint mary's down 9 but it was too little too late. on the other end gerald stoles. saint mary suffers its loss. san jose state hosting fresno state. san jose state up 20. he had 18 in the first half alone. second half moore oliver. turn around j. he had 25 points, assists. took out their second whack win with a 78-56 victory. pga territory in san diego, a course where phil mickelson played and tiger woods seems to win every time he plays there. could easily be distracted with the views. a lot of club throwing for mr. woods. not helping get his fans back when he's hittin' the ball at 'em. he's eight off the lead. shot of the day. par 5, 18. his second. pushes within 3 feet. mayhan with eagle. he's 11 under, one back of the leaders. that would be phil mickelson. use the play ball in his hometown. a beautiful ball, rolls to within 5 feet. he with birdie. 68. tied for the lead. today's final round. in tenni

other cities like portland, ore., and new york city are doing the same thing and san francisco should join them. >> can we take a roll-call vote on item 22? >> aye. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> the resolution is adopted. i would ask if we can refer back to item 19. i understand we don't have a board of supervisors meeting on the 18th and we need to make this one week or three. supervisor mirkarimi, to you have a preference? >> the week after is fine. if we can have a motion of percent. is there a second? without objection -- >> can i request another vote be rescinded? >> of course, but let me finish item 19. that passes without objection. i understand you are continuing this item to the 25th of january. this is seconded by supervisor dufty. colleagues, without objection, this will be continued until the 25th. now, supervisor dufty, did you want to go to 21? can we call item 21? >> yes, but i would like to request -- i would like to rescind the vote on item 22. >> item 21 has already been called. >> before you, the court has been kind

. >> gonzaga hosting portland. great look inside. convertsconvert two of his 22. time winding down, foster, the triple. got it. santa clara up 34-25 at the break. foster hat 36 points thursday, another big game today. santa clara improves to 3-2 with a victory. >> for the women, jeanette poland had a career high 12 assists. the fourth ranked stanford handles ucla, and cal, only their second loss at home. >> a little baseball. spring training a few weeksway. the world champion giants have signed their star. they agreed to a one year, $.2 million deal. torres had 16 homeruns, 63 rbi in his first full season in the majors help spent 12 years in the minors. >>> the first saturday of the australian open had rafa nadal on the hard courts. we'll call it the rafa slam. facing the aussie. rafa took the first set. now down in the second. approaches net. finishes off with the forhand winner. then in the third, the point of the half. nadal. great get over his head. just not fair. advances with the victory. >> stars are out for the fourth round of the bob hope classic. former

the contra costa sheriff's department says steven allen of portland was killed when his crop duster hit a power pole or antenna and crashed. web tracked the island when that plane went down is in a remote part of the delta. allen was the only person aboard the crop duster and was spraying crops at the time of the accident. no one else was hurt. >>> the sheriff's office continued it's search for a kayaker that went missing last week. search and rescue teams found his kayak taking on water near the shore at peek-a-boo point. >>> technology could replace toll collectors on the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge district today presented it's proposal to do away with cash tolls by december 2012. commuters would use fast track or be billed. drivers would also be able to pay at a kiosks away from the bridge. 28 toll collectors would be transferred or take on different jobs. >> if you go to hawaii, do you say -- >> reporter: the district finance economy is scheduled to vote on the proposal on thursday. >>> we have more information now on some breaking news we first told you about at 5:0

. >> santa clara hosting portland. michael sanchez, great look inside. con verdict.two of his career high 22. broncos up six. at the end of the half, time winding down, the poster and the triple. got up. foster had 36 thursday. another big game today. santa clara improves to 3-2 with a victory. >> for the women, jeanette poland had a career-high 12 assists. stanford handing cal their second loss at home. >> spring training a few weeks away, the world champions giants have wrapped enandres torres. they agreed to a $2.2 million deal. he sit 16 home runs. after spending 12 years in the minors, and i'll say this new contract is well-deserved. >> the first saturday of the australian open has rafa nadal on the court. hosting 18 year aussie. rafa takes the first set. then approaching net. the within down the line. would take the second set. in the third, the point of the match. nadal. over his head, and then the filthy backhand winner. at it just not fair. >>> stars out for the fourth round of the bob hope classic. marcus allen, second on the par-4 16th on the palmer side o