this... >> simon: how far? >> wrege: at least two or three kilometers. >> simon: no kidding?ore than a mile? >> wrege: yes, and... >> simon: an elephant standing here can communicate with sound with an elephant more than a mile away? >> wrege: yes. ( bell rings ) >> simon: 6,000 miles away in upstate new york, at a lab at cornell university, researchers are listening to everything from the sound of hummingbirds... to the sound of whales. the elephant listening project grew out of an accidental discovery made by its founder, katy payne, one of the world's leading experts on elephant communication. >> katy payne: i love animals, right? so i went to the zoo. >> simon: the elephant cage? >> payne: the elephant cage, and i began to realize that i was feeling a throbbing in my ears and in the air that i couldn't really explain. and i said, "you know, do you suppose that elephants are making sounds that are below the pitches that i can hear?" and we recorded for a month and, lo and behold, we found that elephants had a great many sounds that people didn't know about. >> simon: she g

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>> next, simon winchester presents a history of the atlantic ocean. the author examines the early exploration of the ocean as well as current issues such as overfishing and be pollution that effect the body of water today. simon winchester discusses his book at politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c. the program is just under an hour. >> i'm barbara meade, i'm one of the owners here at politics and prose. the first time that i met simon winchester was about 12 years ago in 1998, and he had come here to speak about his book, "the professor and the madman," the book about -- [applause] the making of the oxford english dictionary. but i tell you, i was just so bowled over by listening to his stories. if ever there's anybody who is a natural-born story teller, it's simon. and so i was just determined that after that, that we would have simon back for every book so he could tell us the stories behind every book. [applause] and so it's, this is the seventh time, i counted, that you've come. and so i'm just, i hope that we can have a lifetime of your

the first time that i met simon winchester was about 12 years ago in 1898. and he had come here to speak about his book, the professor in the not then -- [applause] a book about the making of the oxford english dictionary. i will tell you i was just so bowled over by this need to his tories. i don't know if there's anybody who is a natural born storyteller, it is simon. and so, i was just determined not to that that we would have sent it back for every boat, so he could tell us the stories behind every boat. and so, this is the seventh time that you've come. and so, i hope that we can have a lifetime of your telling stories. simon studied geology at oxford and you could certainly see this in his new book. first of all, he feels the atlantic auction is so a life that qualifies to have the biography written of it. he says it in life, capricious and wonderful waterways, when -- water and waves and winds of animals and birds, the ships that man. and further, this is a quote from simon, of all the oceans of the world, he says, the atlantic is the greatest concent

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simon. >> reporter: we are near larkspur. one of the main concerns is how is this pipe going to hold up to this deluge of rain? this is a sewage pipe and they are concerned crews are going to be out here all night long watching that pipe making sure to can handle it. now, a little farther north from here up in napa there are residents taking matters into their own hands. >>> reporter: it's considered the best way to battle the flooding. >> the object is to get the sandbags so they interlock. most people make the mistake of doing them that fat and then they --the water will seep through the middle. so you want to get them less and then interlock them like bricks. >> reporter: scott norton knows the ins and outs of sandbags. >> we have lived here for 17 years. and we probably have been flooded five times. so this is just rolls over the banks and starts heading downtown. >> reporter: staring down at the napa creek, he knows this is ground zero for flooding. >> this is where it's going to all start. if it starts, it starts here.

stay with us. >> charlie: sir simon rattle is here.'s the art tick and chief conductor of the berlin philharmonic. it's one of the world's greatest orchestra. here's a look at what he does. ♪ >> like with every other society, the orchestra has a culture. it has a culture of playing. and when you come into it from the outside and somebody like myself who was inexperienced, you maybe don't quite pick up the subtleties of it at the beginning. last three. ♪ much >> there's many different types of people in this orchestra as you can imagine. and yet everybody is somehow searching for something that's together. it's what we aspire two. >> charlie: he's known with other composers. i'm pleased to have him here at this table once again. welcome. >> thank you. >> charlie: i hope you know every time we hear you near new york we go in pursuit of you. >> you're very sweet. >> charlie: we do. and here's what. this is your debut at the metropolitan opera, the philharmonica. >> it has a long schedule and opera far away is difficult. i was bringing up

vivid colors and was so popular paul simon even wrote a song about it. why the end of the year is bringing the end of what many say is the best film in history. >>> meteorologist lorne carney, the weather center, a frosty night indeed around the bay area, we've got a storm brewing. brewing. how that could factor ,,,,,,,,,,

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so for now, simon's waiting for the debt collector to make its case. a move he hopes will pay off. >> it bothers me that someone would say you owe us money. >> reporter: now, bottom line, debt collector has to prove that you owe the debt and you may be able to prove that you don't owe that debt by checking your free credit report. the only truly free credit report is annualcreditreport.com. hey, if you have a consumer complaint or question, give us a call. we'd love to help. 1-888-5-helps-u >> thank you. >>> well, we saw all the rain yesterday. now the wind is left behind. lawrence is standing by to tell us what we can expect for our new year. >> it was howling around the bay area still blowing pretty good a lot of gusts up to 35 miles an hour. we have some gusts over 40 early on today and yup, you have a nice clear sky out there tonight across the city of san francisco right now. there is still a slight chance we could see some showers but boy, with these clearing skies, the colder a in place we are going to see some chilly temperatures outside for to

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a much larger hefty charge. >> dan simon, cnn, oakland.f 7 7 >> of rainfall, right now in the north bay but also to the delta. and passed fairfield. with plenty of rainfall, moisture spree streaming in and it is light. you can see how we zoom in their barely sprinkles, and with a bit heavier through fairfield. and just light shower activity at this hour. as we go to a wider view of most of this rainfall is missing us, to the north. streaming through the north bay and that is exactly where it is right now. the rain/snow fall maxtor like tahoe which is exactly what we expected. intense-are a bit warmer. and temperatures, a bit warmer. this moisture streaming to california, oregon, and these systems are going to combine over this weekend and bring as a better chance of rainfall by sunday. futurecast, it is not bringing up too much but the general facility has it that it down. the rainfall streaming to the north bay will continue through this evening and taper off overnight. however, it will pick back up on friday morning and we might sneak do

coming up, iron chef, michael simon. a little bit of this and that. anyone here think he's trying to sell cook ware? well, that was unanimous. we'll be back with more of the eyewitness news morning edition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 6:30. we'll have a pretty sunrise. we're very cold at the moment. it's 18 degrees now. 25 at dinner. it will feel more like 12 or 13. the really bad news, heavy duty winds of the past few days are diminishing as we speak. it's breezy enough to give us the windchill. >> what awaits you on the way to work and school, here's sharon. >>> hi, don, good morning. if you're heading outside, we have an accident working. it's not a major one. that's in gwynn oak. we have a fire at baker's street and one at south catons and a third at pine road avenue. you'll want to take bel air to get around that one. meantime, watch for wind warnings on the eastside of the beltway. that's on the bay bridge. we have a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. we can take a live look outside. fortunately, everything on the roadways are running at

simon perez on why critics say some wheels are not welcome in the park. simon. >> reporter: dana indeed, these are the new way to get around in golden gate park segways. and to boot the company that plans to give the segway tours in the park beginning in february is going to pay the city about $100,000 a year do it. nevertheless, this idea has thrown some people off balance. the paths in golden gate park accommodate all kinds of locomotion. walking, cycling, jumping. and coming in february, these guys will also take to the paths. electric noiseless pollutionless segways are already common on san francisco streets. so why not in the park? >> we think it's just the wrong way to do it. >> reporter: raymond holland is a member of the planning association for the richmond. or par. >> if a person comes into the park for peace and quiet and they are all of a sudden confronted with this parade of machines. >> reporter: he said the park pathways have enough traffic. >> they are in the center of the pathway that means everybody else pedestrians, joggers, pedestrian

steve cornacki and simon ros rosenburg and republican strategist mindy finn. ste what do you think about the president? is he moving to the center, is this triangulation. what does this tax cut bill tell us how he is going to govern going forward? >> i think this is very similar to his presidency from the beginning. he knows he is only there for eight years. america has enormous challenges and he's trying to tackle them all at once. i admire his ambition and applaud the way he's working with whoever's in power to tackle the challenges in front of america. it was a huge win for him and big win for the country. >> house democrats arant so mad that there is a big problem there? >> obviously, there was descent in the democratic party. this is not news. it was a rough couple weeks but the president did the right thing. the public is with him and most importantly for his re-election as ed rendell said the most important thing for this president is to get the stimulus going. it is what he needed for his own re-election and i think this was -- i think the president go

here's john simons, editorial director of personal finance a "black enterprise." >> peer-to-peer lending networks are the facebooks and myspaces of money. but instead of collecting friends, loan-seekers look for individuals who want a better return on their money than they might get from a savings account. loan amounts vary anywhere from several hundred dollars to several thousand. in the u.s., the largest p2p lenders are lendingclub.com and prosper.com. as traditional banks have become more tight-fisted in recent years, p2p lending has really taken off. in 2007, the dollar amount of p2p loans outstanding in the u.s. was $647 million. that figure is expected to grow to nearly $5.8 billion by the end of this year. here are some strategies for getting your p2p request funded: pay special attention to your credit score and other indicators of your financial health. to participate, you'll need a credit score above 640. it also pays to have a low debt- to-income ratio, and a solid employment history. be honest, upfront and clear about the purpose of the loan. transparency is key. be persuasiv

simon perez on what's keeping people without their driver's license. >> reporter: they are waiting to renew driver's licenses can learn it can take as long as six weeks to get their new id. >> it's a shame because when you, especially being younger you need to have your id all the time to show people and stuff slick that so not having it is worrying. i carry my passport. >> reporter: california began rolling out the new licenses in october. the updated id has several enhanced security features with a signature with raised lettering and holes like a brown bear so you can only see it when you shine a light through the back of the cord and a copy only visible under ultraviolet light. the dmv says the company that makes the cards often gets security enhancements wrong so many have to be remade causing the backlog. >> my current status is expires december 29th of this year. they did not say how long it will take to get the new one to renew my driver's license. >> reporter: four to six weeks probably. >> that's okay as long as i have my renewal pipe tore show if i need it. it's kind of an i

. >>> simon perez has the final decision that may come down to one person in the appeal of the same-sex marriage hearing. >> the right to marry is the right to liberty, privacy, association and identity. >> reporter: that's the main argument attorney ted olson made before the three judges of the ninth circuit court of appeals in the battle over proposition 8 passed by a majority of californians who said marriage is between a man and a woman. during the hearing, the judges focused on california's extending nearly all the rights of opposite sex married couples to same-sex couples. >> you have all of the aspects of marriage other than the title. what is the reason for wanting to take that title away? >> the people of california needed no reason beyond the fact that they disagreed that their constitution ordained that result. that their constitution outlawed and invalidated the traditional definition 6 marriage. >> reporter: reinhardt is considered the liberal supporter of same-sex marriage. conservative judge randy smith thought the tilt toward traditional marriage. all eyes are on judge m

in inverness, simon perez, cbs5. >> the sharks try and avoid another third-period melt-down and oh my oh my. what was this guy doin'? not good. thumbs down. we're next, sports. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, third period that isn't going so well the last few games... >>> there is something about the sharks in the third period that isn't going so well the last few games. an terra nittymaki behind the pipes tonight. patrick marleau whips in his 14 the goal of the year. 3-2 sharks. then deja vu. after giving up four goals in the third monday night. san jose gave up another three in the 3rd tonight. they collapsed late and they lose to the wild 5-3. was only the second time they lost in regulation leading after two... go >>> sharks play tonight without the big pavelski. it was only the second time they lost in regulation after leading after two. they go to chicago overnight for a playoff rematch. dorell wright and the warriors start the five-game road trip. nails one of his four threes, then wright doing it on the offensive end. he picks mike bibby and takes it the other way for the dunk. wright h

simon perez reports may have been to win drivers over before the election. >> reporter: allen, we are here in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood and the police department said today it is investigating a claim that officers wrote fewer tickets in the month of october so voters would like them better. >> i think this situation is a really sad commentary on how twisted the campaign against pension reform in our city has become. >> reporter: public defender jeff adachi was a big promoter of pro b that would have required police officers and other public employees to pay more into their retirement the measure lost but apparently not without a helping hand from officers. according to the captain of the ingleside station, police officers wrote about 25% fewer tickets in october so voters wouldn't get mad at them and make them pay more into their retirement funds. >> it wasn't just a rumor that was floating around. this is something that a police captain said to his commanding officer. >> reporter: that captain is louie casta nage ga. is there any reason to doubt what the captain said it

you saw simon live earlier. we are expecting the heaviest parts of the rain to be through here in the evening hours. and then this whole batch of energy will start to sag to the south. of course, we are worried about the possibility of some flooding. right now it looks like the major rivers are going to stay within their banks. just checking the expected flood stages. there, i don't think it will get there. may reach the monitor stage. but other than that we are going to keep things fairly calm inside the major rivers but it's those small rivers that could be a major problem. the storm system dropping down into the bay area bringing with it clouds all day. going to have to watch out for the possibility of that flooding overnight tonight. flood advisories and flash flood watches posted for the north bay. wind advisories in effect. we could see gusts at the coast where mike sugerman was to 55 miles an hour tonight. and over the mountaintops maybe even gusts higher than that. winter storm warnings continuing over t

simon perez on attempts to close a loophole that allows them to stay. >> in our view nothing good is happening in golden gate park at 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: that's why the board of supervisors is thinking about changing the law and establishing a curfew in the park, no one allowed in overnight. >> the laws are very murky. you're not supposed to be sleeping but you can be awake. you can be in certain areas but not others. and i think that that creates challenges for the police department and for our park patrol in keeping the park safe at night. >> reporter: much of the violent crime that happens in the park happens at night. >> in the last 6 months there have been i think two homocide, we have had, you know, well reported incident with a pit bull, there's been a stabbing, a assault. >> when i'm denied the rights to enjoy my park because of others claimed rights it's time to clarify the rules, make sure there's respect for everybody. >> reporter: what is the argument to keep it open all night. >> tradition or, you know, i don't know that there really is a compelling one to

even wrote a song about >>> and it is known for its vivid colors and was so popular paul simon even wrote a song about it. why the end of the year is bringing the end of what many say is the best film in history. >>> meteorologist lorne carney, the weather center, a frosty night indeed around the bay area, we've got a storm brewing. brewing. how that could factor ,,,,,,,,,, courtesy of the >>> for the first time in decades marin county reservoirs are overflowing and it's all courtesy of the recent storm which has brought all county reservoirs to capacity. it is only the third time in 30 years that has happened in december. there is so much water the district opened relief valves which sent an earth-rattling or the rent downstream. so far the wet weather is outpacing marin's rainfall compared to last year. now at this time last year lake la bo nita was at 57% capacity. >> that's a beautiful sight. >> that's amazing. >> and we're going to continue to fill that reservoir and it's going to continue to spill over because it's going to keep on raining. >> we've got more showers coming guys, tod

see the they can keep them from being laid off. >> i simon, thank you. >>> the am near reports there were 131 reports of broken muni escalatetors in the first 11 months of this year and that does not include when they are out of service for routine maintenance. it is both inconvenient and expensive. muni pays more than $4 million a year on repair and upkeep. >>> what the airlines may oh you if you know your rights. consumer watch has the facts on flight delay and cancellation policies. >>> a few clouds a little sunshine around the bay area. the rain is headed our wa again. when and where we'll see the heaviest amounts of rain, we'll talk about it next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that means tens of thousands of passengers will be delayed >>> there isn't much you can do if a blizzard brings travel to a halt. that means tens of thousands of passengers will be delayed, bumped, and over booked. but on the consumer watch julie watts the here to explain you do have some travelers' rights. julie, welcome. >> you do. now unfortunately those rights aren't as good on domestic carriers as there are on inter

abc's simon mcgregor-wood is near haifa where dozens were killed in a rescue attempt. >> reporter: all day long, hundreds and hundreds of people from across this region have been evacuated from their homes, including 500 inmates from a nearby jail. and it was during that operation tragedy struck. a bus carrying prison guards ran into a wall of flame. they simply had no time to turn around and get away. 40 people on that bus were burnt alive. >> and simon tells us israel is asking other countries for help, including firefighting helicopters. >>> and nasa scientists announced a kind of cosmic headline today, a discovery that could rewrite our ideas about what it takes to sustain life and what else might be living out there in the universe. john berman on what nasa found. >> reporter: life out there. we've imagined aliens. visitors. >> we mean no harm. >> reporter: but the world's newest science celebrity doesn't look like that but rather this. >> i'd like to introduce to you the bacterium gfaj-1. >> reporter: it redefines life as we know it. until now, we believed all life on earth neede

as simon perez explains, they live in those units. simon. >> reporter: dana, woodside gardens behind me on top of san francisco's twin peaks one of dozens of sites run by the san francisco housing authority. these are places where people pay reduced rents but for some people, the deal is even better than that. not just reduced rents base the on how much you earn you don't center pay anything at all. -- you don't have to pay anything at all. >> no one should be living for free in housing or anywhere else. >> reporter: but some people are, by the san francisco housing authority's own count, about 10% of the 6500 tenants are behind on their rent. that adds up to more than $2 million the agency has had to do without this past fiscal year. >> if the housing authority had been collecting their rent, they could have that $2 million and then some that they could use towards repairing units, towards moving people off of the waiting list, towards hiring more staff. >> this is not a situation where we're trying to evict people. okay? >> reporter

simon perez on speculation that san francisco cops tried to get in drivers' good graces to influence an election. simon. >> reporter: dana, the san francisco police department is it investigating the claim that its own officers actually wrote fewer tickets to drivers back in october to influence how they voted in november. does this call into question the objectivity whether they write tickets wi bioglass. >> reporter: dangerfield says the department is investigating the claim by a captain that officers in the ingleside district wrote 25% fewer tickets this october compared to last october to get voters to oppose proposition b a measure that would have required public employees including officers to pay more into their retirement plans. the logic? don't write tickets because that would make voters mad and more likely to vote yes on b. >> do you think that police officers would not issue citations in order to curry favor with voters is crazy. >> reporter: public depend jeff adachi was a big supporter of pro b and says he is inclined to believe the story since it was said by a captain.

host: simon lazarus is with the national seniors center. the roberts court has already sided with citizens united. they will use protest corporate ideology, not constitution. south portland, maine, good morning. we will go next to south bend, indiana. caller: i have a quick question. when some people by car insurance, they don't buy the whole kit and caboodle. they buy a small amount to get them by. does this health-care law -- can somebody by a minimum amount of health care in order to get by? do you understand what i am saying-guest ng? guest: this healthcare plan makes you buy a cadillac health care plan. this is the reason why companies like mcdonald's are getting waivers because of they had to provide their low income workers with the fall an array of benefits that the law mandates, they will deny workers health care benefits that all and they will be forced into a government program. unfortunately, the law will restrict the amount of choices. that is not something that is under- challenged in the courts today. host: go ahead, caller.

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dan simon reports. >> reporter: we hit the streets in a van, just before sundown. our focus is international boulevard, known as "the track," a place where prostitutes are known though linger. underaged prostitutes. >> the younger girls are probably being paid $100 for sex, and $60-80. >> reporter: officer holy is our driver. block after block we see them, girls, some obviously very young girls, selling themselves. also along for the ride is a local prosecutor who runs the human exploitation and trafficking unit. >> to look at them as prostitutes is a complete miss norm because they are sexual exploited children and it's slavery. the goal to get as many girls off the streets as possible. officers posing as johns look for the youngest girls and detain them or more to the point, free them from their pimps, the human traffickers driving this whole enterprise. >> what surprises people the most is that it's something that occurs in america with american men exploiting american children. >> reporter: investigators say child prostitution is on the rise in oakland for one

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