. >> reporter: from jeff's first spotting in 2005, rusty crayfish have sprinted downstream. they have now colonized 30 miles of the john day river. professor julian olden of the university of washington has been studying invasive species in the john day river for several years. >> they're pretty thick through here. take a couple of kicks. it's pretty much a crayfish under every rock. that's the reality of it. >> that's a great catch. there's at least a dozen there. >> this species are native to the upper ohio river drainage in the midwestern u.s. but now have been introduced to 18 states and two canadian provinces ranging from ontario and quebec all the way down to tennessee. oregon's native signal crayfish can appear either bright red or drab green. >> the signal crayfish is a beautiful, brown olive color, has some nice white spots right on its claw. it's quite beautiful, nice and smooth crayfish. >> reporter: rusty crayfish may be green too, but they carry a trademark rust spot on their side. when aquatic invasives move around the country, there's a standard list of usual

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next inning, derrick barton, not rusty. the a's brought out the lumber today. in the fifth, pennington, see ya. first homer of the spring. good pitcher, trevor cahill, 50 which's. a riz win 9-4. >>> in surprise, arizona, the giants win 11-8. >> let's tee it up. the pga tour at florida's doral blue monster, the sacramento kid, nick witness any, -- watney, with a clutch put on 18. two-horse race. par for 14th. johnson from the fairway bunker. &s, drops to 15-under, tying nick watney for the lead. watney was scrambling down the stretch but came up huge with the flat stick. the 25-footer to save par. stays at 15-under. while johnson bogeys 16. then on 18. watney, sacramento native out of fresno state, for birdie. nothing but net. third of the day on 18. wins by two strokes over dustin johnson. >> i know dustin is a great player, and i kind of wanted to make him hold it in order to tie. so, it worked out great, and i couldn't ask for a better ending. >> mike: congratulations to nick. >> alan: science fiction film about a war in los angeles at about a war in los ange

cheering cheering >> some thought the pop star was perhaps a little rusty. >> definitely not dancing as much as we would want her to be dancing. so hopefully this is her warmup and she'll get better. >> reporter: judge for yourself on "good morning america" tuesday. following brittney in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: you can watch britney spears' san francisco concert this tuesday morning on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc-7. we have a gallery of photos sent to us by fans who were at the concert. >>> let's talk to leigh glaser. i believe we are drying out. >> leigh: trying to dry out. definitely going to do that this upcoming work week. right now -- this is the high def -- definition east bay cam, and we have dark clouds, and one more weak cold front that will make its way across the bay area tonight. already bringing light showers and mist and drizzle. right now 52 edition in santa rosa. fremont, livermore, 57 and 60. mountain view as well as san jose. here's a look at the highlights. a few light showers, maybe some mist and drizzle overnight. get ready f

in terms of taking care of his new plants, the dry weather made it rusty. >> i did not do any laundry or any planting or anything during the end of last summer. >> reporter: how about now? >> i will have to start watering. >> reporter: some say they are still drawn to plants to save water and money. >> the knowledge of people being more aware of what is going on with the waters sections, it made them more aware of what they were purchasing. >> reporter: the water district is still concerned people will stop conserving so the agency launched a rebate program against homeowners up to $125 to put in water efficient washers and toilets. the same for businesses including up to $50,000 to install water saving technologies. >> broussard changes that will benefit us in the future when we do not have enough water. >> reporter: many say they will keep conserving. >> i plan to reduce my water usage another 5% this year. >> reporter: even though the drought is over? >> yes. >> reporter: the first test is when the water district will be examined the water limit -- will reexamine the water limit. >

bard 'has missed the last six games with a calf injury, but not rusty at all in the fifth, cliff penningtoning the park himself. a three-run jack. good pitching, cahill with five k's, the a's win 9-4. >> in surprise, arizona, rematch of the world see, rangers and giants. pack he sandoval had a trim and -- a triple and an rbi. >> in the pga. nick watney with a clutch shot on 18. final round action at the wgc. a two-horse race. dustin johnson second from the fairway bunker is money. birdies. drops to 15-under. tying nick watney for the lead. watney was scrambling down the stretch. came up huge with this. 25-footer to save par. drains it. johnson bogeyed 16. then on 18, the sacramento native out of fresno state, nothing but net. cards a final round 67. 16 under. wins the tournament by two strokes. his third pga tour victory. >> tough luck for st. mary's. didn't have the major they -- the magic they had last year. >> alan: we have an update on the tokyo stock market. stocks are down 5.5%. the first business day in japan after the tsunami. how the united states is assisting in the humanitarian c

in terms of taking care of his new plants, the dry weather made him rusty. >> i didn't do anything, any watering or any plants anything during the end of last summer and the winter. >> reporter: how about now? >> i'll probably have to start watering. >> reporter: some shoppers say they are still drawn to draught- tolerant native plants to save water and money. >> the knowledge of people being more aware of what was going on with the water restrictions, it did make them more aware of what they were purchasing here and planting. >> reporter: the water district is concerned people will stop conserving. launched a rebate program to give homeowners to put in water efficient washers and toilets including up to $50,000 for installing water saving technology. >> that will benefit us way into the future, future years when we won't have enough water. >> reporter: some people said they will keep conserving. >> i plan to reduce my water usage another 5% this year, to a total of 35%. >> reporter: even though the governor says the draught's over? >> yes. conservation for california is important all y

and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

banks and as the rain continued to fall, almost every street from highway 4 to downtown turned into a rusty river. by midday, police issued an alert, start sandbagging. >> a piece of wood behind it with plastic. >> bob owns anagely store downtown. even though police lifted the alert, he is not lifting a bag, believing the creek will rise overnight. >> more rain coming with the high tide puts the water level up higher, bases it can't get out. >> while he tries to save property from the creek, moses is trying to save the beaver. >> that's why i'm down here looking to see if they are out, if they are getting washed out of their dam. >> the creek seems to have taken three beavers. if they can't clear this log, mike alvarez is worried this log jam will create a dangerous dam. >> so if it's going to continue to rain, they may want to keep an eye on that thing. >> reporter: all day and all night, it has been a flow of these creek waters. in fact, just before sun down, the water levels were at that zero mark and that is why everyone was nervous. now with the potential of speratic showers, you can u

crews removed the rusty pipeline and built a temporary road so people can drive home. >> city engineers are recommend ago plan that would permanently shore up the hole with concrete. that comes, though, with a $12 million price tag. city engineers say work may not begin for another year. >> oh, boy. >> long time. coming up next, we're going to shift gears. if diamonds are a girl's best friends -- >> we're going to tell you what "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> coming up new at 6:00 o'clock, the strictest building codes in the country are here in california. tonight some buildings uniquely construct to do withstand major earthquakes. >> and balancing the federal budget and what americans really think about paying more in taxes. >> the tale of two c.i.a. agents who met and fell in love. what their life is now like out of the agency and the mission they're calling their most important yet. cheryl has tha

this spot has containers of hazardous waste and rotten lumber with rusty nails. neighbors say the crews come in at all times of the day or night to dump their material. >> the city of richmond is looking for funding. they will try to get money to put stationary cameras in the areas like this to try and catch those people who dump in the act. >> they will be on the corners where there is consistent dumping and prosecute. >> the city crews tried, but they can barely clean an area before it is filled with more trash. the fine is $1,000. he wants to go even further. >> a lot of people get a slap on the hand. they think they pay a little fine and that's it. i think we need to be aggressive. jail time needs to happen. >> thomas roman, abc7 news. >> you will find a link to the bay citizen's original report on this issue at abc7news.com. just look under see it on tv. >>> demonstrators are calling for a statewide moratorium on foreclosures protested outside the alameda courthouse. the protesters were trying to drowned out the auctioneer selling some 100 foreclosed homes.

caution in the end as they held the africans to two hundred sixty four for six so looking somewhat rustybut very much in the chase for yet more world cup success. from cricket to rugby where the all the story in the world game has now wrapped up an event getting one of our scotland following a closely one thing at twickenham in the six nations which just two minutes left to play in london it was anyone's game. just five points between the teams but the person next. to the hosts jonny wilkinson picking up the penalty to make the score twenty two sixteen fresh starts resolve it means england are now within one victory of their first grand slam crown and since two thousand and three martin johnson cites one parlance in dublin in their final match the only other team who can stop them securing the title is wales and france and horace also. or to cycling where tony tundra wagon martin has become only the third german ever to win the parcel nice advance that twenty five rule never threatened really during the final stage with a sixteen place finish good enough to seal the deal for him martin p

end as they held the africans to two hundred sixty four for six australians still looking somewhat rusty though very much in the chase for yet more world cup success. the oldest army in world rugby wrapped up on sunday with england getting one over scotland following a closely one thing at twickenham in the six nations switch just two minutes play in london again just five points between the teams that crucial next score was to go through the hosts jonny wilkinson taking a penalty to make the score twenty two sixteen press the scots result it means england are within one victory of their first grand slam since two thousand and three martin johnson's side take on our dublin in their final match while the only other team who can stop them securing the title wheels take on france in force also on some. it's been a born last few years for followers of russian basketball especially fans of the national team winning their first world title in two thousand and seven their team are expected to push on to similar successes but to little avail artie's richards on poor feet caught up with team boss

eventually out running the field with across our lauren so taking the law worked in places but until rusty was unable to challenge that frail finishing seventh with his need to carry on a day when accents were par for the course. everything with honor so far is just plain amazing everything we've done with the vika over the pre-season we've made late and bouncing getting more and more comfortable working this way can you know if we're just being any stronger and stronger as a way can win on and and for the ratio nothing really changed the bike was still fantastic and i had a great feeling with it. finally the thirty sixth annual moscow saber tournament take place in the russian capital this weekend the competition is important growing ahead of the twenty twelve olympic games in london the top of my reports. the traditional moscow c were is the last tournament before the start of qualifying for the twenty twelve olympic games the brushy is rising and that's why the world's best fans are is gathered in the russian capital to engage this sabers angle for glory the final round presented lots o

this has containers of hazard waste and lumber bristling with rusty nails. crews come all times during the day or night to dump the material. the city of richmond is looking for funding. they're trying to put stationary cameras in areas like this to catch the people who dump in the act. >> that they will be here on the corners where we see consistent dumping and they will track the license plate down and prosecute. >> they try but they can barely clean the area before people fill it with trash. the fine is $1,000 but he wants to take it further. >> a lot of people get a slap on the hand. they just pay a little fine, that's it. i think we really need to be aggressive. jail time needs to happen. >> in richmond, i'm thomas rahman, abc 7 news. >> we have a report on this issue at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." on wednesday the oakland school board is expected to approve sending out layoff notices to 500 full-time teachers, librarians and counselors. they are losing $12 million k-12 if they have to slash funding. it protects spending on grades k-12 but that d

move on the chessboa >> reporter: five years ago on this stretch of river jeff adams found only one rusty crayfish. >> and yesterday when i got back here for the first time in five years, from the second my foot hit the water, i probably saw 30 or 40 scatter away. >> reporter: since crayfish shipments continue to classrooms, northwest scientists will focus their efforts on teaching the teachers and their children. >> lehrer: you can see an extended version of that story by following a link on our website. >> woodruff: next tonight, the new republican house majority takes on foreign aid. ensuring the well-being of women and children has been a priority for the obama administration's foreign aid agenda. on capitol hill today, secretary of state hillary clinton defended global health programs. >> these programs stabilize entire societies that have been devastated by h.i.v., malaria, tuberculosis, and other diseases. they save the lives of mothers and children and they halt the spread of deadly diseases. we believe strongly that supporting women and girls is essential to building democracy an

. >> rusty hopewell along with a local chef worked with the students to create an original recipe for spanish chick pea stew. >> i tried several times. >> 17-year-old alex never tasted chick peas before the challenge. >> kind of like peas but with a little spice. it is good i like it. >> it is part of first lady michelle obama's competition. they are in the running for the top prize $3,000 and many hope the dish will be a top with the judges. >> it's good and it should win. >> if it is named as one of the top three finalists the school will go to a national cookoff in new orleans where students get to cook side-by-side with chefs from the white house. in oakland, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and you can also vote for the school of your choice in an online competition. we have posted a link at ktvu.com. just look for the web links section. >>> house republicans voted today to defend the defensive marriage act saying the courts and not the president should decide whether it is constitutional. last month the president said his administration would no longer disspenned that

. >> rusty hopewell along with a local chef worked with the students to create an original recipe for spanish chick pea stew. >> i tried several times. >> 17-year-old alex never tasted chick peas before the challenge. >> kind of like peas but with a little spice. it is good i like it. >> it is part of first lady michelle obama's competition. they are in the running for the top prize $3,000 and many hope the dish will be a top with the judges. >> it's good and it should win. >> if it is named as one of the top three finalists the school will go to a national cookoff in new orleans where students get to cook side-by-side with chefs from the white house. in oakland, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and you can also vote for the school of your choice in an online competition. we have posted a link at ktvu.com. just look for the web links section. >>> house republicans voted today to defend the defensive marriage act saying the courts and not the president should decide whether it is constitutional. last month the president said his administration would no longer disspenned that

. ♪ >> reporter: some thought the pop star was, perhaps, a little rusty. >> she's definitely not dancingould want her to be dancing, so hopefully this is her warm-up and she'll get better. >> reporter: judge for yourself on "good morning america" tuesday. >> give her credit. she bounces back, despite all the drama. >> everybody loves a comeback. she has two little kids, she went crazy for a while, it would be nice to see her do well. >> and you can catch britney on "good morning america." the concert from san francisco coming up this week. should be very exciting to see. >> i can't wait. >> she's in fighting shape. >> you were watching that video intently. >>> coming up, the guy who could take madness out of march madness. it is madness, isn't it? >> it is. i'll introduce to you a 16-year-old who's become a real expert when it comes to the ncaa and high school hoops. ops. abababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababa

and when it hits the rusty corner, it just exploded. >> city officials say they are confident there won't be any more damage but residents may not be able to go home for two weeks while repair work continues. >>> this morning all lanes are back open falling a mudslide on highway 1. highway 1 was closed between already egg and panoramic highway. the highway patrol says after the slide was cleared there was still quite a bit of mud on the road and caltrans had to sends a water truck to wash it off. >>> this morning apt yough police are looking for the person who crashed their car inside a home around 11:00 last night behind the busy 18th street highway. as you can see, the blazer ended up halfway inside the home. but it all started more than 100 yards away behind the home. and the driver of the blazer plowed through a fire hydrant on 18 the street, knocking it off its feet and sending water into the sky. the blazer kept going, managing to climb up the steep hill before crashing into the home. >> my neighbor could have been home, they could have hit -- went through my fence. and my wife was