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developed san raphael, richmond bridge back towards san pablo bay heading over highway 37 back over to sears point and also up towards santa rosa. the lighter green isn't much. it really isn't. but some of that green is turning to white. that's snow in lake county where they have winter storm warnings out for the higher elevations. also looks like snow up towards parts of northern mend county. lisa said it's going to be a mess today. well, it is. flood advisories out until 1:00. flood warning out yolo causeway, bypass, also clear lake or lake port at clear lake. that means rises are eminent or expect flooding to occur later this afternoon. once the system goes through and we get the front to go through then the rain will start rises will occur. wind advisories posted for the bay area but a high wind warning out for the strait and also the delta gusts 60 to maybe 70 miles an hour. higher elevations northern sacramento valley. i think we all know about the mud slides and potential for more especially with two to three and a half inches of rain possible up in the santa cruz mountains, flash flo

. >> just before the street was eviscerated by a searing length of deaths and despair, delusion and destruction that destroyed more than the 30 lives. twisted more than the 100 souls who were bent and crippled amidst it's rage. just before the moment you were the proclamation, the prayer as they summoned and swore laugh, controlled, denied and affirmed. did you hear the words as they fell. for 2,000 years we have. what do you think. this says, map, border, resistance. truth. spirit, faith. doctrine, domaine. love, free, open, winds, cut. did you here the euphony of the street like birds among the fluttering leaves of their books and newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech, the howl the scream. did you even know? >> the photograph. the photograph was of an iraqi boy on the front page of the new york times. he sat at the edge of the truck. 8 or 9 years old. surrounded by his family. his father, mother and 5 siblings were asleep. his head was buried in his hands. all the clouds of the world

we want to searing hot can't get the fire department out here. >>marty: let's use vegetable oil as opposed to all of oil. >>ysabel: that is a thick steak, that's just going to take a few minutes? >> about four minutes each side. >>marty: one common problem that a lot of home chefs do is they turn the meat over to many times. >> you can get tips on line, bring it up to a good temperature, season it well and don't mess with it. just leave alone. >>marty: the due when you poke it is to let the juices out. >>ysabel: wire you so smart? (laughter) >> if she needs a job, you give him one. the first thing again, will start with little of oil here. >>ysabel: i don't see any garlic. >> i like the flavor of garlic, but it can't overpower things. that's why you shallots, and their a little more mild. you still get a great favor. >>marty: using all of oil, >> i want some of the flavor from the olive oil here. your going to split the shallots and a little bit of cartelization. >>marty: are using a hot hand? >> medium heat. >>ysabel: news to the largely feed gr

. >> that same storm that doused the bay area with rain dumped at least three feet of snow on the sear. a forecasters expect at least three inches of new snow to fall through this evening. interstate 80 is open after a deadly chain reaction accident that closed the westbound lanes for several hours. the wreck involved nearly 40 vehicles and six big rigs. one man died in the crash. >> there are new fears of radiation in japan's food and water. the latest on the efforts to get a damaged nuclear plant under control. and a south bay bar owner accused of running up thousands of dollars of fraudulent >> alan: japanese officials say the crisis at the power plant have been stablizing. crews have been dousing the reactor and fuel rods. six workers have been exposed to excessive radiation. health officials say radiation has been found in the food and water supply in tokyo. we have the latest. >> reporter: the japanese government says radiation from the crippled reactors has now reached the food supply, showing up in milk and spinach. officials say the levels are much too low to pose a danger. wo

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caucasus largest hibernates deep underneath the ground they represent the red books the sheets and mail seared back and the horseshoe nosed bat more than two thousand bats gather here in the winter they cut all together in order to survive the cold weather in summer they fly to the foothills and return again in autumn they start preparing for migration in early spring and when they split up into smaller groups. sometimes i find all of the butts covered with jew. they look very nice like covered in tinsel. ok visit closed ecosystem the humidity is one hundred percent and the temperature in the caves is constant which is exactly what bats need cumin should avoid staying in the caves for too long as they start to have an impact on the special climate conditions. fuck it got there with a little bit to keep peek at that guys and you hear them calling me you know this means we've warmed up they're confined habitat. i eat if they start flying around they will use up their fat and may not survive until spring. so let's get out of here. on their way back the rangers run into an unexpected obstacle to o

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the club said it needs to clear- cut areas of its 2700-acre grove for fire safety but the sear ya club that filed lawsuit said the land's old growth redwoods needs to be protected. >>> good morning. we have quite a bit of gray. you can see the gray skies. just a little bit of sunshine in some places. stormtracker showing us that the rain is back. we are looking at scattered showers, dealing with a few scattered showers this morning and then a bit of a lull but they're returning. meanwhile, we're sit in the low 60s at this hour. 68 in san jose, 60 san francisco. and 56-degree in areas right around santa rosa. if we get in closer around alameda, san lian doe, beginning to see a few light sprinkles this morning and as we move north, we're seeing more -- mira goo into areas along the east bay hill, a few sprinkles. the sandra fell and around sausalito, light rain at this time. as we head into santa rosa, catali, light rain and sonoma. looking way back here, most of the storm still to the north of us and we will continue to see the rain move through. by the second half of the day, we're loo

, who retired from the san francisco police department, and my mother, who is 82, who retired from sears. i am here just to support senior housing and independence. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello, my name is michael job. i am 66 dead year-old resident of san francisco. for the last three years i have been battling the department of forestry, public works, and the mayor's office with the americans with disabilities act. i loved hearing everything about seniors, but if the supervisors do not coordinate the other departments, there will be a big problem. i am referring to the sidewalks. come to the 600 block of schrader street. for seniors with disabilities, if you do not coordinate the facilities, things will be confusing. you have 49 inches of sidewalk space for people to pass. that is what san francisco says. if a wheelchair, 25 inches, goes down the street and something comes the other way, -- i am just suggesting that other departments court made when you work on senior activities. i am also a vietnam veteran and am up for suggestions. maybe tap into the veteran

this phone senses its location and then at&t sends out the discount offers from stores like kmart and sears when they are near the store. at&t is the first carrier today buy the service. the program is opt-in. >>> we'll take a look at what's coming up on "today in the bay." we say good morning to brent cannon. >> good morning, scott. you don't want to miss this. we have flying chihuahuas coming up this morning. it is true. more than a dozen of them are going to board a virgin american flight to new york. i don't know if it is a free flight or they have to pay, but we'll tell you what that's about coming up. >>> and a little bit of hollywood comes to san francisco today. cinequest opens tonight. kris key christina will be on the red carpet there tonight. we'll have a preview of much more coming up. >>> more evidence showing that smoking in pregnancy will cause birth defects. more than 2,000 babies were studied born with congenital heart defects comparing them to 3,400 infants born without the problem. scientists found the babies were 70% more likely to have a mom who smoked during pregnancy.

jeff sears, blazing saddles. i have run a company similar to the electric power co. and have witnessed since their first day of operation, it was obvious they had been highly trained in safety and controlling the etiquette in which there groups operated. i have personally observed, as a pedestrian and psychologist, that electric tore company has consistently kept the same high standards i always giving the right away to pedestrians and cyclists. it is clear their guides understand it is critical to operate in this manner for the company to continue to operate. there was an earlier speaker that was mistaken when he said segways did not operate on pads for pedestrians and cyclists. we share those same paths and there had never been a problem because the segways travel single file and are courteous. please let them continue to use the paths they arkin -- currently using, as they have proven their dedication to safety. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for your thoughtful consideration on matters before you today. my name is to

and i was working for a company that was called sears roebuck in major appliances, and it was doom and gloom about what was going to happen. people got it for me came in to buy their refrigerators to replace them. people understood it. what they were doing was making the air better for their children and i never heard a consumer complaint about what was moving forward and in fact it caused a lot of great increased technology and that, so thank you for the work that you do and i think lots of times we focus on what our problems when people are trying to understand regulations when they are moving forward and we don't celebrate our successes. i do want to talk about something that i am concerned when you talk about balancing your budget and i think the chairman has been very thoughtful on how we work to coordinate climate change and other things to make sure and you were mentioning that too about using the best science and not duplicating it but yesterday we heard from the gao and inspector general about the increasing demands on the epa. it was in the reports. it didn't even deal -- you

the church where father in the county sears stands where the first church in the new world used to be alaska is still predominantly orthodox u.s. state. russians and and the priest said then came didn't force us to not speak our language they didn't force us to not follow our traditional ways of living and we did you know start practicing our all the religious practices but pretty much everything else stayed the same hunting language but then in doing the american period. when the americans came they wanted to civilize us. american archaeologist david mcmahon is exploring the remains of russian legacy on alaska. these are lead seals they would have been used. and poison the russian american company around bales of her and this is one of the most important finds of his career some of the objects were found at the site of the first russian settlements others on the ocean floor so these are this is. a ship sprains this together with russian colleagues. david mcmahon raised a many remains of the russian ship kodiak from the depths of the ocean the ship belonging to the russian american co

these two revenues, the sears 10 revenue bonds, and the move is something we're looking at the new capital plan process for the next round of revenue bonds. those are actually two separate funding sources. then, the southern waterfront, which has a big triangle, camouflage, and the lower right is the central basin, which the court has been looking for help to dredge for a long time. we have been gauged the army corps of engineers on that project, and it is moving forward and looking positive -- we have engaged the army corps of engineers. the last project wanted to talk about is the sea wall, which seemed like the ultimate long- term capital plan. potentially a humongous amount of money, and the legislative process moving forward to address that problem -- the project is very long. the path forward first requires a study of 40 and then a steady appropriation, a construction authority, and construction appropriation. problem is that the authorizing vehicles for these kinds of projects only, once every seven years or so on average, so we miss one of these deadlines, and the whole project is

the leadership of one man i think that is a fundamental message but i mean unfortunately that was seared in the campaign in two thousand and eight and it's never about one name elected official it's really about the people we're going i think i don't know but i think but at the same time we have to acknowledge that these could use wells being oligarchs and corporate elites tied to not just the financial corporate complex that we talk about this tonight but the military industrial complex tied to the prison industrial complex tied to the payment corporate media complex makes it very difficult for people to believe that we can make a difference and that's what we're here at this left form to let people know we can make a difference we have in the past we do now and we wield in the future. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. it's the secret incursion into the country. against the invasion by means of. tradition the language tell you about the state the first to go beat the beat t

the leadership of one man i think that is a fundamental message but i mean unfortunately that was seared in the campaign two thousand and eight and it's never about one need like the facial it's really about the people we're going i think mobilizing but at the same time we have to acknowledge that these cookies wall street oligarchs and corporate elites tied to not just the financial and corporate complex that we talk about this tonight but the military industrial complex tied to the prison industrial complex tied to the in payment corporate media complex makes it very difficult for people to believe that we can make a difference and that's what we're here at this left for me to let people know we can make a difference we have in the past we do now and we will in the future. there is not enough space for them on the ground. to go down to. get things not only existence under the sun. fill the gap of adrenaline. discover the deeply hidden secrets. they are sheep. in the. sea. and even. talking to god. from. under the rug. to the. who are. good. if. it. is. me. as you know song was sixteen

but just eighteen seared to risk carried out this procedure is far from being routine yet this excess full recovery of older patients has already given to many on the transplant waiting list a change of heart reconstructed stint julie has made bad injuries to her heart transplant patients don't have changer and agonizing and far from guaranteed week for don't know or the chances of successful recovery a higher but like heart transplant it's procedure has one major setback the gap between those who need it and those who get it is too disheartening to hear so we got our team. and more coming your way but first all the business with you will ya . that's right time to get the latest from the world of business or will welcome russian oil giant blue corliss planning to maintain its foreign oil production at eleven million tons this year the company's international break all week will overseas will also invest two and a hard billion dollars into its extraction projects outside russia in twenty eleven according to the divisions president also said the company is still interested in middle eas

. >> reporter: and won two oscars, her last for this searing 1966 performance. >> maybe georgie boy didn't have the stuff. that maybe he didn't have it in him. >> reporter: but elizabeth the actress was often eclipsed by elizabeth the woman. married eight times to seven men, she married richard burton twice, the public and paparazzi consumed her every romance. she said there were two great loves in her life. director mike todd, who tragically died after one year of marriage, and richard burton, who in 1962, she met on the set of "cleopatra." >> we both tried very hard to resist. it was just like, boom! >> reporter: and the rest, as they say is -- >> is history. >> reporter: both were married at the time. and their very public affair, condemned by the vatican, became an international scandal. unquestionably, their torrid relationship was one of the last century's great romances. richard burton was a great actor. >> and a hunk. >> reporter: throughout the '60s, the burtons were the most celebrated couple on the planet. superstars before there was such a word. lovers and friends all showered