hecht: before the stream restoration, when you have a rain event, the stream would just be barreling, just filled with tons and tons of water, and the water would move very quickly, eroding the stream banks further. narrator: the rushing water ran all the combined sewage straight into the monongahela river, which is a main supplier of drinking water for the region. hecht: what has happened because of the restoration is the water overflows its banks, it floods into these nice flood plains with native plants. and then slowly the water percolates back down into the stream. narrator: this allows the land to naturally filter and clean the sewer overflows before they enter the river. the restoration included extensive environmental changes to improve the stream and infrastructure changes to reduce the csos into the watershed. hecht: when i first started talking with people about stream restoration, i kind of imagined people out with shovels and small-scale. this is a massive $7.7 million project. schombert: nine mile run watershed is the most significant urban watershed restoration ever don

a person but i have sort of a fallen into the role of corrugated media which includes live stream and production capacity is on the ground at occupy wall street and then also some of our press relations what is the live stream for those people who are unfamiliar with it live stream is basically a minute by minute live broadcasts that we have streaming from the ground it originated in madrid in the protests that were happening there and it was brought out there by a team that runs global revolution and we have trained to use it and basically we are able to stream with three different cameras everything that's happening around years from general assembly to our protests and it really works as a tool to keep people you know it's really like help with the participatory elements of our movement you said this started in madrid to these people actually come from spain to new york to sort of help you guys work this all out. yes it's a gruesome group of activists that have been active in a lot of different protest movements sort of around the world but they came out to help us set up the live

when streaming video streaming movies to your computer or your laptop or even your television was easy and when it was included in the subscription fee or just a couple of bucks more it was easy and people didn't care too much that only a relatively small number of title mrs. available. once netflix decided it was going to charge more and did a pretty poor job of explaining why, then people looked at their bill, looked at the movies that were available and decided to either make a choice between getting dvds or watching on-line, or ditching netflix entirely. >> warner: so what does this hue and cry, cecilia, tell us about how people want their content delivered? you said you thought maybe netflix, well, go ahead, just answer that. >> sure. i think people want choice. i think people want choice. they want lower cost. they want alternatives to what they see is expensive maybe cable or satellite television service. they want different options. and what netflix did for many years was first with their dvd mail-in service and not charging late fees, they presented an alternative to the corne

we'll be streaming it live on our mobile site. how cool is that. >>> all right. so it was another nice day to be outside, maybe do some walking or yard work. temperature at 71. the humidity is 47%. the winds are out of the east. the barometer is holding steady. in mt. ari today nothing but blue sky. we have a few clouds trying to stream in more than yesterday, but all in all still a day that was full of sunshine. we saw more of the same. blue skies, high clouds, cirrus clouds trying to move. we could see a letful afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. it will stay that way as we go through the rest of the evening and give way to rainfall across the area. some of this could be heavy at times. the details will come up. highs today 75 at the inner harbor. what is it, october 18th. we'll take that well above average. 72 degrees into annapolis. 77 for a hi into cambridge. so, yes, definitely a nice treat. as we go into tomorrow, things will fall temperature wise. 67 degrees into federal hill. we'll see the clouds, raining come from the clouds. phe

♪ ♪ tears stream down your face when you lose something you cannot replace ♪ ♪ oh, when tears streamur face and i ♪ ♪ oh, when tears stream down your face, i promise you i will learn from my mistakes ♪ ♪ when tears stream down your face and i ♪ ♪ lights will guide you home and ignite your bones and i will try to fix you ♪ ♪ >> thanks, "today" show, thanks, new york! thank you so much. good-bye! >> we're back now with more of "today" on a friday morning, 21st day of october 2011. coldplay taking over our concert stage for the better part of 40 minutes now. if you're just tuning in, they're not done. two more songs coming up this morning. that's pretty good stuff. >> oh, man. an extra bonus-sized concert this morning. >> i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie. ann is off today. and al is here as well. >> bad day to take off. >> the new cd comes out monday, i believe. more coldplay. we also have barbara corcoran here. if you're shopping for a new house or maybe want to upgrade the one you're in, we're going to have some open houses that she'll show us around the country from new ham

are streamed on netflix. >> so are not satisfied with the progress you are making.i want to read a statement. the statement is from steve swayze. he said that netflix has had continued to be in dialogue with the deaf and hard of hearing community but he will not provide specific details, progress which is 50% of hours have sub titles available. our goal is 50% by the end of third quarter and 80% by the end of the fourth quarter. so with that timing and the lawsuit going, does that give you hope this is going to change and be better? >> we were aware of that when we filed the lawsuit. it's kind of tripy how to interpreted that statement because netflix is referring to is the cover. it's the top of the curve. the most popular programming. so if i look at overall titles, everything that netflix offers to other customers get by the program which is over 12 million. you'll see that if you look at all of those, netflix has about one-third at most. >> so are not happy? >> different on that, but the deaf and hard of hearing community is full access. and that is the debate o

pipelines the construction of south stream is starting suit and stream will start operating in early november the trans underneath the baltic sea and delivers russian gas directly to western europe this is meant to improve european energy security and weaken its dependence on transit countries. mr jones walkmans michel thank you for having me thank you thank you very much for being for being here well. the international energy agency the i.a.e.a. has signed a new car pray shin agreements with russia what's new in these atmos can you explain in a couple of. well it's it's a good question but. basically we're continuing the evolution of our cooperation which has gone on for many years but in particular the focus in upcoming will be more and more on energy efficiency which is a very important objective for russia not only will it allow russia to adopt new more modern technologies will be and benefit for economic growth in russia it will give you more resources to add to your exports so i think it will be a win win for russia and for the international community because greater supplies o

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you can see the active jet stream. the clouds streaming in to the northern portions of oregon and washington state. not much in the way of shower activity today. we are going to get a little bit of a break from that, but with this area of high pressure and this ridge, with the winds blowing out of the canyons, it will continue to warm the air as it sinks down to the ground. it will be just as hot today, 97 in l.a. vegas near 90. we should be easily into the 90s near phoenix, too. this is the last day of this for l.a. we'll go back to normal temperatures going throughout the weekend, but, yeah, a little taste of late summer, i forecaster. partly cloudy to cloudy skies oregon northward as moisture continues to stream off the water. we do cool it off tomorrow in l.a., but quite a nice stretch. >> some people love it. they finally get to enjoy heat. it was cold there for a little while. >> most of the early summer. very good. >>> stocks march higher and so does the price of peanut butter and an auction involving saddam hus

this has a lot of wind energy with it 165 mile per hour jet stream we've been talking about.ing things clear out by noon. 6:00 rain returning to the north bay heaviest from midnight to 4:00 in the morning we could see flooding. scattered showers and thunderstorms from wednesday will calm a little thursday night then redevelop early thursday morning into the afternoon. then again by thursday evening. check out the rainfall totals, green north bay mountains, santa cruz mountains, marin county, more than an inch of rain. the ref of us half an inch up to an -- inch. scattered showers linger into thursday's forecast. look at that sun and warmer weather for friday, saturday, sunday, monday, ought to be gorgeous for fleet week. >>> a 2-year-old four pound cat is short but stands tall in the record books. fizz girl the cat is featured if the guinness book as the shorest living cat. a munkkin cat has little legs. fizz girl lives in los angeles with her mom. >>> tonight the easy palo alto city council expected to face an angry crowd that wants to know why more hasn't been done do -- to

you can put who you want to follow all at once to get streamed in. this is social streams.treamed in. you can create your match up there. it is really cool. it's called social streams and it's from access hollywood. let's go back to the social streams. it's free. you should down load it and get started on all your celebrity water cooler stuff for the weekend. >> we better get started, pat. >> yeah, figure out who are all these people. >> it's all hollywood news you want to know. >> why not know it? go ahead. >> imagine trying to follow somebody else's life? wow. >> people do it every day. >> thanks a lot. >>> veronica is up next with the weekend outlook. >> a self-proclaimed superhero is unmasked. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. >>> sounds like we are going to have sunshine, but chilly this weekend, right? >> chilly in the morning, especially on sunday. layer up, then take off the layers by the afternoon. take a look outside now. we have a mixture of clouds and sunshine. the one thing about the weekend is it's going to be dry. that is great news. since the first of august, barbara, w

here is the jet stream. we call it a cut-off low because it's cut off from the jet stream.jet stream will start to move inland through the next 48 hours. that will push this guy right over us and we could squeeze out enough moisture from that little area to measure 1700ths of an inch of precipitation. otherwise, break out that jacket but for one day only. high pressure starts to warm us right back up through thursday, friday and through your weekend. we tack on a couple of degrees each and every day. sunny afternoons. just a couple of days with pretty thick fog to contend with, thursday and friday. lot of moisture as we head into that weekend. temperatures climb up into the 80s. we're talking about a lot of sunshine each afternoon. make those outdoor plans this weekend, guys. just two cool ones to get through first. back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you -- go ahead. i cut you off. are you a rolling stones fan? >> i am. >> cool. >> mick jagger is making a stop in san jose, san francisco and walnut creek along with mill valley. >> not in person, though. >> no. >> they are h

you can see the clouds streaming northward overnight. a little ground clutter. not seeing rain here. steadier rains across north carolina and points south will be inching their way northward and i do think we'll get a little bit of that this afternoon and especially tonight and tomorrow. your temps are down in the 40s in york, pennsylvania. low to mid as we go to northern virginia. shenandoah valley. out in western maryland. we've got some 60s along the bay. annapolis the warm spot at 65. with the cooler readings north and west, in spite of the clouds, fog form. look at martinsburg, quarter mile visibility. also petersburg. there is your patchy, dense fog in and around the metro, fog is not an issue. excuse me, with the temperature of 63 right now, cloudy skies. a light north wind at 5 miles per hour. the dew point up toward 60. feeling just a little bit muggier out there. still watching that storm system in the southeast. yesterday morning, it was across florida while it has lifted north, not as tight. tropical moisture here bringing in the heavier rains across

washed from streams..... and into the bay. there are large dead zones, and low oxygen levels from north of the bay bridge to south of the patuxent river. the garbage, and pollutants could contribute to a massive algae bloom that would kill off even larger areas of the bay. the tests continue inland on rivers and streams around baltimore to try to see how september's flooding is impacting our environment and our drinking water. joel d. smith went on a mission to show us the shocking way the state is testing our waterways. waterways. don't worry, they just look like ghostbusters, or guys fishing using electricity.1735 this is an electric fisher. ok, scratch that.1736 it sends current from the anode to the diodes behind me 1738 and in doing so it creates an electrical field where it short circuits the fish and stuns them temporarily. then these biologists with the department of natural resources identify the fish, before sending them back in.. unharmed. 1412 we can look right away and say hey, we're seeing certain animals that in

and we're going to stream that ceremony live online at nbcwashington.com. so if you aren't planning to brave the crowd and the traffic and join a very happy tom sherwood, at least you have weather by your side. >> he likes to play the role of the old crumudgeon. >> it is just an act. tom is a sweetheart. >> go say hello. if he looks grouchy, go up and say hi. that will do it. beautiful day for tom and everyone you also. it's going to be wonderful for everyone who wants to be out enjoying a little bit of festivities and celebration. hopefully we can mark a few big wins from local teams later today. for now, we're just off to a sunny, crisp, cool autumnal start out there. the second half of october under way. 58 degrees right now at the naval academy in annapolis. 57 in beautiful california, maryland. 53 in waldorf. 59 in stafford. 52, winchester. 54 in frederick. 55 in about thes tkafplt not much going on on the radar today. in fact, no chance for rain on any of the outdoor activities. there are showers, though, up across parts of the great lakes. most of th

there was a second stream that took people from mississippi, alabama, arkansas, tennessee to chicago and cleveland and the entire midwest. and then there was a third stream that carried people from louisiana and texas to california and the entire we've coast. in other words, every migration is in some ways a referendum on the place the people have left, and it's a show of belief and faith that this new place will be better. and the beauty of any migration is that people follow certain streams so that it's almost a predictable outcome as to where they will go. in the same way that if you were to go to minnesota, you'd find that there are a lot of people from scandinavia because that is where that migration stream left them. now, this migration as any migration often occurs not because of the individuals themselves. a lot of them have already suffered in some ways whatever it is that they had to face in the south or wherever they happened to be coming from. any migration which is how all of us ultimately got to where we are happens because someone across the atlantic, across the pacifi

make that clear, streaming no longer a freebie thrown in with dvd subscription.he service costs $8 per month. and the dvd service at $5 for that, they get one dvd at a time and a maximum two of mailings per month. dvds prices max out at $44 for hose those with eight dvds out a time and unlimited mailings, governor brown signed a bill banning sale of alcohol at self checkout lanes. a 7 on your side investigation found the scanner koz be tricked into allowing sales to minor autos we feel this is a loophole go owing to make the situation worse and would like to make summer anyone buys alcohol needs to be ided at the check outstand. >> opponents say there are safeguards in place and this is a ploy to keep scanners out of supermarkets. >> and tre sur hunters struck it rich off the coast of ireland. a crew announced it's found the wreckage of a british ship. it went down on the north atlantic with 20 tons of silver, now worth $18 million. and exploration plans to recover the silver next spring and will keep 80% of it. the british government, 20%. last month odyssey dis

comcast and verizon will start streaming programs through the gaming system.omcast will stream content through their xfinity service. >>> it's not even halloween but retailers are already thinking about the holiday sales. expectations aren't high so will that translate into great deals for shopping? we have a holiday shopping forecast. >> reporter: holiday shopping season is looking just so so. retailers anticipate a modest increase of 2.8%, totaling more than $465 billion. it's less than last year's increase of 5.2% but slightly higher than the average over the last decade. still a sign that consumers hesitating to open their wallets more than they have to. the national retail federation points to lingering consumer concerns about high unemployment and gas prices, the same worry people have adjusted to the last few seasons. >> they have been paying down debt, increased their saving, retailers are able to order less items in an anticipation of slower demand and plan a lot of strong promotions for the holidays. >> reporter: retailers expect consumers to be most

a few high clouds also streaming overhead. you can see those moving on through here but it looks like fog and low clouds will be the story the next couple of days as that will creep long the coast with that sea breeze that will help change things to cool down temperatures. tuesday night and wednesday, we may see a ridge of high pressure building in and may see that offshore wind kicking in. that means skies may clear out toward the middle of the week. there are the fog and low clouds on the futurecast increasing tonight into tomorrow morning. so probability a cooler day around the bay area for tomorrow. with that in mind, not going to be a bad day today. it will just be cooler. we'll find sunshine into san jose, 76 degrees. 75 in palo alto. 74 hayward. east bay temperatures up into the 70s. maybe some low 80s if we're lucky. inside the bay, those temperatures going to stay a bit cooler too, 67 in sausalito, 72 in oakland. next couple of days, temperatures cool off a bit. come wednesday and thursday, starting to warm back up to

then the high clouds stream. in i want you to see the last couple of frames. above our sign, a bright moon out there. not a full moon but bright enough so see this morning glimmering and shimmering on the fog. 50s on the eastern shore. 57 stevensville, edge mere and glen burnie. high clouds, that's what we got today. a little milky white shading. 85 degrees, not a record but above normal. we will pay the piper and talk about rain next. let's talk traffic and tonya. >>> it is a holiday. lighter than normal traffic. there is quite a few people heading to work. let's look at the jfx at northern parkway. very light traffic. no issues to report between the beltway and fayette. the outer loop, busier here, the outer loop to the right, we are starting to get volume, but no issues or delays through the construction zone. drive times are doing fine because of the light traffic. harrisburg, to the beltway, five minutes, 95 white marsh. traveling the outer loop, bel air to providence, 6 minutes. 795 to 70, 7 minutes. >>> death toll has gone up from the contaminated canta

the summer when the stream flows are very low. cases with those snowpacks disappearing so early, the only source of base flow for those streams is melting glaciers. (jane joyce) changes in the water cycle are not the only result of a warming climate. (dr. dan fagre) our tree lines are changing rapidly as well. many of the broad fields of alpine wildflowers are gradually being encroached upon by these trees. as you have these wetter and warmer temperatures you grow more forests, so our potential for forest fires increases. (jane joyce) from warming temperatures, to changes in the water cycle and plant growth, climate change affects the dynamics of the entire mountain ecosystem.

to -- are audio streamed now. it has taken a long time to get that up and running. the ultimate goal is to broadcast on tv, but we audio stream all the important ones, like ethics. president chiu: there is a motion they should be subject to -- supervisor elsbernd: on page two, line 19, add the clause, taken from the work on item 24, that says "within the constraints of the budget." if we are going to

the jet stream pattern. the jet stream takes a nose dive. this is chilly air up here. ahead of the jets is mild air being drawn into the midwest. center of high pressure in the upper atmosphere. we're on the cooler side slightly. that's why we're getting cooler readings. last week's rain is way off over far eastern canada at sth stage. sunny skies, pleasant. variable winds. 73 to 78 for the high. a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. south winds at 5 knots. a one-foot or less chop. temperatures in the 60's. water temperatures on the bay today. insta-weather futurecast shows a high sitting over us. that's good. it keeps the storms away from us. look at what's developing. a nice circulation down in the southeastern part of the us us off shore. whether it will be tropical in nature or a storm coming up by the middle of the coming week, we likely will get rain out of it. so we stay dry over the weekend with plenty of sun. tomorrow up near 80. a few clouds on monday. increasing clouds. tuesday night into wednesday and thursday. rain chances are up. even through that, temp

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to -- are audio streamed now. it has taken a long time to get that up and running. the ultimate goal is to broadcast on tv, but we audio stream all the important ones, like ethics. president chiu: there is a motion they should be subject to -- supervisor elsbernd: on page two, line 19, add the clause, taken from the work on item 24, that says "within the constraints of the budget." if we are going to do it on one, we should do it on the other. president chiu: without objection, the motion passes. supervisor avalos: actually, i would like to keep it -- i do not want to support that language. i would like to go to roll call vote. i think it has been before us over and over again in this body whether to televise the ethics commission. a lot of us have said it should be. i think we should make that statement clear. it always comes down to a question of whether we have money. i think we should make that determination. but i like the language without the amendment. president chiu: with that, i think supervisor avalos wo

the one on the west, this trough in the jet stream allowing the storminess to come in. it was raining yesterday in l.a. you don't see much rain here during the summertime. so, rain there, still raining this morning. california through the northwest. rains and mountain snows also. some areas potentially around yellowstone could see a foot or more in the next 48 hours. for us, the ridge will build in. the nice weather will build in as well. it already has built in. it will stay here for the next several days. let's show you the future cast. we've got high pressure near toronto this morning. factor in a cold front that slid through. that's one of the reasons we'll be cooler. with it, the northeast winds coming in. continue to watch this front slide south during the day as high pressure builds in. we're not expecting a lot of wind but with the high to the north and the clockwise circulation, we get into the northeast flow. that's going to keep us just a little bit cooler. as we head toward tomorrow, high pressure still overhead. so, another great day. it is just going to be

it streams all the way into sonoma and napa. here you have the golden gate bridge with the light rain that's descending on that particular area as you venture out of mill valley and move in towards the sunset district and the embarcadero. and the santa clara valley is also now picking up some very light precipitation anywhere now from the sunnyvale neighborhoods all the way into san jose back through that sector there, willow glen. again, this is prefrontal moist. the heaviest rain and gusty winds are still to come of the we'll pinpoint exactly when you can anticipate that, allen and elizabeth, still coming up later on in this newscast. >> we will look for you then. thanks, roberta. >>> members of the chinese community rallied in san francisco to protest a bill that would ban the possession and sale of shark fins. >> no abc76! >> no! >> shark fin soup is a traditional chinese dish. protestors say that removing the fin and tossing the shark back in the water to die is already illegal. so the bill is unnecessary and discriminatory

we'll get clouds streaming through. it will be one of those mixed bag type of days but i think we will see some sunshine. currently, we are at 51 degrees at reagan national. relative humidity at 86%. the forecast for today, mix of clouds and sun. mild temperatures above normal today actually into the upper 60s and around 80 degrees.