still binds of a noble radio portable radio that was run out of a boy named track on red lake stood this is the fault of the jewel but from the supposed officer from immigrants that was dug up and also now tells have been making you can see the nickel couple. of books of emanation put the japanese talking on the porch with a mind gun it's a thirty seven no room still use the whole explosion room the lot of rooms. up on your head like this right carefully around long. by the end of day to the ground commander colonel shoot who had been wounded by shrapnel during his landing the day before rallied his troops to capture the airport runway this effectively cut the enemy defenses into. day three began with an easier landing of additional marines at the western shore as the american forces began to outflank the japanese defenders that morning a chance event was taking place in the skies nearby. a flight of hellcat fighter planes on routine patrol from the aircraft carrier lexington accidentally intercepted a formation of twenty japanese eeks fighters based from nearby marshall lyons the japane

as we doubt of the capital and liquidity constraints on the red lake financial sector, do we run the risk that more activity will migrate to the shadow banking system and the jurisdictions offering a lighter regulatory structure? three, to raises regulation. should we expect the participants entering this market will shift their business to non-us firms if other countries refuse to follow our lead on margin and capital requirements? how should we expect u.s. firms to compete if they face higher costs than their foreign competitors? number four, regulation of proprietary trading. not even paul volcker claims that proprietary trading caused the financial crisis in 2008. but dodd-frank's rule prohibits banks and non-bank financial congress from engaging in trade for their own gain. now that the rest of the world has rejected a call to impose similar proprietary trading bands on their institutions, what effect will unilateral u.s. application of the volcker rule have on the liquidity and vibrancy of our capital markets? these are important questions am and i'm pleased with two distinguis

. >> it is a beautiful scupltural objective made with bronze and lined with red wood from water tanks in clear lake. that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e

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our observer steve bridges also said about .50 at lake level and then redding had about 1 to 2 inchesin. just incredible amounts. some of the june totals were shattering records. however, it's not the wettest june for san francisco. 2.57 fell in 1884. i think we're at 2.41. it's close. but we did break a record yesterday. .81. our observer michael in the city had 1.1. the old record was back in 1992. >>> other records in the state. chico had one. -- had one. brentwood, .086. vacaville almost 7/10. and sacramento, you can also throw stockton in there an fresno. some light rain continues to back around. it looks like light stuff. 50s on the temperatures. everyone else around 55 degrees. the front moved off but the low is -- but the slow is spinning right in. you -- should be some really impressive cloud formations. sun and clouds. breezy at times and that's a west wind. 60s and low 70s. i mean we're way below average on these temperatures. what's new it's been this way for a long sometime. temperatures will start to warm up pretty fast. we'll see 90s and you request -- and you can sake

made its way to the united states, and went to groom lake, area 51, and colonel alon had actually done battle with the migs in your traditional red baron dogfights. so his knowledge of just how to fight in the air against the evil empire of the soviet union at the time, during the cold war, was critical, critical. >> to what degree do you attribute your enable to -- inability to do more in the '80s and '90s to governmental bureaucracy and the structure of the u.s. government? >> all of the above. i think that if you look at the u.s. government during that time period, we were in many ways in the '8s still filling out index cards. we had no databases, at least we didn't everything was old-school hard files. you picked up the phone and called somebody or went out and visited them. you couldn't e-mail anybody. i think a lot of it was that. i also think that as adam and randy's work at a.p. uncovered at the national archives, i knew that the fbi had more information in their files but i also knew how the fbi operates with their very siloed, fenced-off ways of doing business, and to understand this case you have to understand the fbi

lakes for bacteria's that cause gastrointestinal infections and skin rashes. the worst results were recorded offer thepolishoast where watequality often failed to reach even minimal standards. the netherlands and belgium have some red marks along the coastlines. the report recommends given the beaches around naples a wide berth as they did not test well in comparison to other european waters. to the quality of europe's bathing waters is very high. good news for beach lovers across europe. >> in soccer, the days of long- term german captain michael ballack e officially coming t an en the coach has confirmed that the veteran player no longer features -- figures into the plans. he missed the world cup campaign in south africa because of injuries. now, he will play his 99th game in national colors and a friend against brazil. -- in a friendly against brazil. the mavericks fans came out to welcome their star dirk nowitzki and his teammates back to dallas after be in the miami heat to take their first ever nba championship title. 250,000 people lined the streets of dallas to celebrate their heroes. >> this week, we are focusing on human rights issues around the world, especially in places where states are unable or unwil

flooding all spring throughout the state of north dakota -- the red river valley, the cheyenne river valley, james river valley, around devil's lake, the missouri river, up and down the missouri, other points throughout western north dakota, and today it's in north central north dakota. the souris river is flooding, not only in the community of minot but also communities upstream to the north, small communities, counties, rural areas and downstream as well, creating real hardship for our citizens. and so as i speak more than 11,000 people are leaving their homes in and around the community of minot. the minot community is about something over 40,000 people, so somewhere between a third and a fourth of our citizens in that community in the region are being displaced from their homes and their businesses, and our thoughts and our prayers go out to all of them. and at the same time, we must do all we can to help them, both now and at this time of need but also in the days coming as we go forward. minot and the region have been in this flood fight for some time. in fact, together with the corps of engineers, with the national guard, w

red wood city. about 60 today in pacifica with some afternoon sunshine. upper 60s. so a beautiful day today downtown and in the north bay notice the range. we have low 60s. 84 clear lake, 74 for you in union city and newark with numbers here in the low 70s. so a nice mild afternoon. much warmer here today with numbers in the low 80s. 83 danville. down by the monterey bay it will take extra time to clear here, maybe about 11:00. then we will see a cool afternoon, 64 in monterey. the forecast for today and tomorrow it looks very pleasant. tuesday, it won't be until the evening house where we will see increasing clouds and possibility of this rain. if we see it in the north bay, it weekly exits on wednesday. and then to the holiday weekend it could be warmer. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa. san francisco has an anniversary coming up. it commemorates a fire many have long forgotten. but as abc7s wade freedman reports, what remains of it will last for generations. >> reporter: it is one of those place that is san francisco hardly thinks about it. if they do, they take it to granted. the remains of the suit bath house at ocean beach. >> ruins. >> like rome. i've never been

red wad 6068. upper 50's on the coast. downtown san francisco 62 degrees tomorrow. north bay high will range from mid 60's at san rafael and novato to low 70's at clear lake. clover dale and ukiah. nearest bay we see mid to upper 60's. 65 at berkeley. 67 at union city. newark at oakland 68 castro vaechlt inland east bay mainly low 70's. 72 at concord. 70 dublin. 71 at pleasanton. mid 70's at antioch and brentwood and monterey bay 66 watsonvill watsonville, 66 at santa cruz. mid 70's inland morgan hill and gilroy. here's our accu-weather 7 day forecast. so we start to dray out late tomorrow. warm-up a bit on thursday then a mainly warm-up starts on friday saturday sunday fourth of july in the mid 90's. mid upper 80's around the bay. up to about 70 on the coast which is quite mild along the coast and for monday fourth of july if this forecast holds up and i think it will we should have good visibility monday evening for the final. >> fourth of july heat. >> fourth of july heat. knoll fourth of july written. >> thanks spencer very much. >> well coming up here. unforgettable ride on the san francisco muni system dirty 30 line. show you how fichlt manufacture o

the way around the great lakes and in some cases it will be heavy rain, chicagoland earlier we showed you. you'll get some heavy rain. could be more than a couple inches. in the red the day but we are very prou >> there is lots of action in times square including mario's mixed grill. going on. oh, lara. >> oh, sammy. i'm out of breath. i was hoping you'd talk a little longer. so i just ran upstairs because, well, it's a little warm in the studio. not only from the run, betty white, as you guys know, warmed things up when she visited us on monday. now look at these three beautiful ladies, my friends, the stars of "hot in cleveland," just turning up those flames. valerie bertinelli, jane leeves and wendie malick play three l.a. transplants like myself who are now living the good life in the midwest, and they're here this morning to tell us what's coming up on the third season. i can't believe it. >> yeah. >> time flies when you're having fun. >> it really does. this time last year the show had just premiered and now we're heading into season three. it's incredible. >> do you have as much fun as it looks because i crack up watching. i'm waiting for you guys to sort