and in order to be classified as a level seven event you need to have several tens of thousands of terra backroads there is a million million back worlds of radiation released into the environment now japan's own nuclear safety agency the be nice out estimates that approximately three hundred seventy thousand tera back whirls have been released into the environment since the crisis yeah three hundred seventy thousand now in comparison a total amount really. from which here noble disaster was over am terra back were also still a much much larger amount of radiation in total now these levels are quite different in terms of its type of material the rating me i know is raising depends on the type of material the population into which it's released all sorts of different factors the important thing is that the disaster is still going on information that a cheat is substantially smaller than gave them the charitable disaster so what do you think the consequences of this will be for japan for the country itself. well there are going to be a wide range of const. points on all levels i think are

this isn't just san francisco, this is also mon terra, mirror beach, this is a regional problem. he says i've been coming here for 40 years and never seen a problem. this is angela walker, the pro dog-walker, with her out-of-control dogs. another set of dangerous dogs right here. this woman is getting active exercise, ok? child playing with her dog. watch this. ok? i don't know which beach that is. another -- a kid with their dog. this is what it's like. this is crissy field at the inlett. this inlet is full of kids and dogs every sunny day. elderly people. i want to point out this one. this is -- what happened to my two minutes? oh, my god. [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hi. >> hi. >> my name is courtney. i own a dog training and dog-walking business in san francisco and i also sit on the board of friends of animal care and control here. i'm extremely concerned about the impact the ggnra plan could have on local dogs and their owners. as a trainer i can't overstate the importance of appropriate off-leash exercise for dogs to prevent behavior problems. restri

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really on she was training russian cosmonauts going through the lives that have been lost and the terra cation russia has been still gives to space exploration in the early days of space quite the united states and russia were rivals and now with projects like the international space station they've become partners with your japan china india and other countries joining in the new cooperation in space exploration has truly become global the fastness of space is only matched by man's endless ambition to explore and. train with our. belief that all. around rick. perry covering all. i realized. then it really is. hard to. put forth clearly enough about how we have this big program and here in the first couple i feel we get a story i think we can sell them for the sake. of life but. you can't please the doc it's for at seven twenty three pm six times because exactly the our national system. just so use continues to back away. when the news is not enough. when it's something really crucial. when you want to get down to brass tacks we bring you our special coverage a year. in a place already

roadwork southbound 280 at terra monte some closures. in the south bay we are dealing with roadwork south 101 capitol expressway story road various lanes blocked. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:38. nato is using air strikes to hit the tripoli compound of libyan leader moammar qaddafi. one strike today destroyed a multistory library and office and badly damaged a reception hall used for visiting dignitaries. a security official there says four people were wounded but no one is saying where qaddafi is today. the strike came after forces little to qaddafi attacked the rebel city of misrata. at least 32 people were killed there over the weekend and dozens more wounded. >>> more encouraging signs for wounded wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords. she is cleared to attend the space shuttle launch in florida. the mission commander is her husband mark kelly. he says during his wife's ordeal since being shot in the head in january he has learned about her toughness and compassion. >> first of all, she will tell you how badly she wants to get

in finland finds himself under attack for speaking out against chechens terrorist of them are his terra link to foreigners in helsinki. breaking the news breaking the budget us networks count the cost of covering disasters of war but still find the millions needed aid their star anchors. going to live from moscow on marina joshua welcome to the program the u.k. is considering arming libyan rebels opposition fighters say they lack the ammunition needed to fight off the forces of girl khadafi but britain is already facing accusations from the international criminal court over the weapons it's already sold to libya it believes gadhafi was planning to use force to crackdown on protesters long before the uprising began and the u.k. was its main arms provider lorianne it has more from london. security forces put down on rest in the middle east with rubber bullets tear gas and other irritant ammunition and they've got plenty the u.k. was still selling arms to libya just four months before colonel gadhafi turned them on his own people with government ministers approving a deal for sniper rifles

government is accused of spying on its people and targeting ethnic minorities under the veil of an unseen terra program. it's the second part of our in-depth report into america's teapot the movement and what goes on behind the scenes find out where they're getting support in this fascinating documentary that's next right here on out so. i want to talk about cap and trade or as i call it camp and tax and i think probably most of you do as well. but first i want to talk about global warming for a minute here's the last thirty years you'll see for the last ten years we haven't had any warming i think that shows that the models are phony by portray global warming as just another excuse for big government intervention by leftists ideologue's it's just another way of government controlling our lives and you know i'm dead set against that and certainly. human beings are not that planet well that would be great if it was true and fortunately the scientific community doesn't agree as i found out when i spoke to print the equivalent of the union of concerned scientists overwhelming vast majority absolut

streets with machine guns this is france's vision here at fifty of europe's most expensive time to terra program to fight what it calls the growing terrorist threats the government claims troops make the public feel safer but that's not what people think they look a little bit dangerous they can. use the force and the other way. it's a bit frightening to guard. the. premier francois feels his troops are required because france bombing libya threatens a terror attack at home you'll never find soldiers at shops tourist sites government buildings train stations airports schools and churches but the experts say the system doesn't even work and the main feature of terrorism is that it's impossible to foresee pirouettes real target is not to catch terrorists says one investigator but to monitor the public it's easier to persuade people that there could be a terrorist here spectral station it's easy then for people in france to believe well then they have a right to listen to my phone calls which they do they do do it they have a right to monitor my emails and facebook because they're really pr

thirty one and since then you're always you traveled to siberia greenland alaska canada arctic on terra thing all over how did you get involved with that region how the why well i got involved really when i was studying photography in london and i did a project on the on the technical problems the photography at subzero temperatures and that took me to the polar research institute in cambridge where i sort of happened upon. books written by grass and played a frog and about the innuit of northwest greenland i got interested in the seemed to me to make a lot more it was a lot more interesting than what they did than a lot of explorers who were just after cheating some sort of geographical soil you're actually started by trying to make the camera work at subzero temperatures yet not just the camera working at subzero temperatures but it was also i don't know that but the actual processing film minus forty and being able to drive it you don't tell me you're processing folder no i'm not doing the project i was working on was basically looking into that because actually the american military

so recently we produce mostly known barrier packaging based on the polyethylene and polyethylene terra follicle like these for a standard mayonnaise package so we produce beriah packaging based on the leave it in for a little bit foil is rather difficult to process and convert just by bringing it to you can see i've recorded a lot of words processing it by machinery is even harder even worse this material is practically known recyclable as a result of a project was started to produce thin film membrane instead of aluminum foil in the project was established together with. through the project we produced the first membrane that has the same barry attributes as aluminum foil body of the with a number of additional advantages it's transparent which allows you to see the product inside because and what's more this film is recyclable. so the new membrane will replace traditional foil in highbury or packaging all the same properties in a tiny fraction of the thickness. composite films are also on the menu for the gun a flex ross national partnership. produced products mina structured composi

and resources of oil grow less in the areas that it's already exploring and so that means opening up terra she like the arctic it also wants to be at the thought brunt of arctic exploration because russia sees this very much in its own backyard but it can't go it alone in this hospitable to rain it needs the expertise of international companies like like b.p. and also it would be proof of russia's improving investment climate previous b.p. shell deals in russia has been cited by critics as essentially bad investments experiences but this new commitment by b.p. gives the government a chance to show that the rules that govern investment into russia have improved and of course b.p. on the other side desperately wants this russia is one of the few places that it can still go for new production growth it's a reputation in the u.s. is increasingly and if it can't find this new growth then it will could lead to a valuation sound great and indeed the threat of being a takeover target at some point in the not too distant future so there's a lot to lose the all sides here. is arguably in the stronge

those of us who are happy on terra firma can follow along on their computer.billionaire, costing branson $17 million for the sub. and this special catamaran that will launch it. and like branson's ongoing plans for tourism in space, he plans a larger submarine for the brave, who would like to go beyond jules byrne in his 20,000 leagues under the sea. >>> that's wha

you're watching artie on terra johnston a lot top story now it started out as any other normal monday in the bed of russian capital minsk but ended in college for a terrorist bomb blast ripped through the metro at the peak of the evening rush hour killing twelve people and injuring more than two hundred but they say they've now compiled two suspects believed to be involved in the attack. reports fraud mints. as we arrived in the early hours i was so candles and the piles of flowers laid around the entrance to their terrorists station of course they'll be more people coming to the site of the tragedy throughout the day to pay their respects to those killed and motions and feelings run deeper people will hear in news feel they want to be together on this stage many of those who made their way home on monday evening shortly after the blast hit metro system start at the start of the tragedy to observe a minute of silence an explosion tore through a key. asian in the russian capsule of means during late evening rush hour dozens of those injured are still in hospitals intensive care units a

frissons in one find himself under attack first really out of gas chechen terrorists martin and his terra link supporters in helsinki finland salvors an extremist islamist web site were a march make statements about terror attacks in. breaking the news breaking apart that u.s. networks count the cost of covering disasters and war but still find the billions needed to pay their star anchors some outlets have spent most of their annual budget in just a few months. people of al next in his cross dog discuss america's foreign policy that's president obama's call of his own lawyer or has seen harriet his course of action from the bush administration that's coming up next here in our. world. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've done to the future of coverage. can. start. following welcome to cross talk i'm people of god deal by my god when is there such a thing over the past few months we've seen the u.s. waffle as change rages across the arab middle east some western backed dictators remain firmly in power well the same time forced regime change is happening

it is through terra linda, and those tail lights are headed southbound andeving is moving at the limit. >> still ahead, the high wire act coming today to attract falcon chicks to the bay area cities. >> one of the bay area largest water districts warning residents their rates are about to go way up. >>> and extreme make over for >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> biologist will attach id bans on the legs of the baby falcons in san jose and san francisco. they start with the chicks that live on top of the hall. the four eaglets have been spotted on the towercam x. after disbanding the young team will decoid if they are females . they will do same thing in san francisco where three baby falcons nested on the 34 ledge of pg&e headquarters . scientist say they don't hurt the birs can they are used to being kept track of in terms of their population. there are estimated 250 nesting falcon pair in california. there were two known 40 years ago. >> tan ford officials are holding a meeting considering to bring the rotc back to campus. and they invoit the reserve earni

well to begin with first of all thanks for having me i'd like to make a correction crank up the band terra he said metallica. i think that the. takeaway that i get is more of the same and listening to the left right paradigm. you know democrats want to cut this the republicans want to cut that but the real bottom line is that i'm that there's one cut that i'm not hearing any politician talk about making one cut that we need to make above all is that cut to the interest that we pay to the federal reserve separate a printer money. you know the. reserves and a lot of it we don't know exactly what they take and what they make but we estimate a billion dollars a day go to the coffers of the federal reserve simply in interest payments we pay them so they have the privilege to print our money if you cut out of the budget a lot of folks could be fed a lot of jobs you know a lot of infrastructure could be taken care of so no matter what the president talks about either obama or clinton or bush will matter what anybody talks about the first thing i want to cut is interest payments they thought it wa

through the terra linda and moving at the limit and no reports there and before you leave the house thisalways a good idea to check the latest information on abcnews.com and click on the bay area track. >> sue, thank you . 6:52 is our time. bart board is consider a proposal for bart riders to enjoy a night on the town. they are considering extening the service for an extra hour on friday night. the trade off would be saturday morning service will start one hour latest. they will decide if they will move forward. it is a six month test project. it is investigating two cases of copy wire. it is stolen from the soft bail field. abc 7 new cameras and in a safety awareness program. thiare in the back of the truck . scrap copper sells for 4.20. >> and lining along the route. the british consulate in san francisco has you covered. and you have until 4:00 to send the well wishes to the royal couple. it starts with an all-night edition of good morning america. >> tell stream live at abc 7 news opinion comfor all of you royal wedding watchers. >> a police sergeant is in the hospital and a homeless

en vez de comprar artículos hechls en china, tiene que invertir cosas en in logra terra. 3 veces más. y los de niuniforme rojo, gorroe piel de os. es una vaca arrogante. fue removido, las funciones que asignaron para el día de la boda. regreso contigo. >>> a estas alturas, no hacia falta el comentario. >>> ahí están las consecuencias, calladito se ve más bonito. >>> hay qr no hay que abrir la boca cuando no hay que abrirla. >>> usted es el invitado de honor al evento más esperado del año lo relacionado con la boda real, en una ex tensa cobertura que comienza el viernes a las 4 de la madrugada. para saber como marchan los preparativos, perdón... tienen que entrar a univisión.com. la uniclave... no puedo de la risa bárbara (ríe). boda real es la uniclave. vamos a la 35us. >>> volvemos con más de primer hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis......un hombre enfurecido abrio fuego en un club nocturno despues que le prohibieron la entrada. el saldo fue dos muertos y cuatro heridos.---un grupo de jornaleros, trabajadoras domésticas y representantes de organizaciones pro-inmigrantes de todo

the new jersey called terra cycle processes everything and pays the schools for their efforts. >> we have up cycled juice pouches. >> reporter: the money goes back into green education. this is not the last time they get to see the fruits of their labor. >> so their hard work actually ends up in the store. this is a paper folder. you can buy at a local target or wal-mart. it used to be a potato chip bag. this pencil holder used to be a sun chips case. >> reporter: pretty cool, huh? seeing the new product helps drive the point home. >> here they are buying a backpack or pencil case that looks just like that. >> reporter: another benefit of up cycling? kindness. >> green means what again? >> it means taking care of the world and helping other people. >> that's exactly what it means. if you've got a cool school, send mike an e-mail at coolschools@wusa9.com and maybe we will profile your school next week. >>> tonight's health alert. a new report from the national cancer institute shows lung cancer deaths in particular are on their way down for women. between 2003 and '07 lung cancer deat

as kimberly terra reports, the postseason is bringing in a the lo lot of green to the restaurants andars. >> reporter: the sharks and their fans aren't the only ones hoping for playoff success. >> it's unbelievable. >> i can say they probably encrease our business anywhere from 30 or 40%. >> bars and restaurants around the shark tank are booming with customers. thanks to the extended season. >> you can see it's pretty stocked to the hilt. >> at most places, including britannia arms, refrigerators are fully stock and it's all hands on deck. >> it's great to see everybody out here. everyone going to the bars and restaurants spending some money and bringing money back into the city, it's great. >> i went to school down the street, san jose state, so i want to see this place revived. >> reporter: the economy affected many downtown businesses, including some long-standing restaurants in san pedro square. a.p. stump's shut down after 11 years. >> we were francy, expensive and the price point is the big thing. we were out, we were reaching outside the mark of san jose. >> with this in mind,

>>gary: terra always takes it as a champ. is broken and you it up 10 hours later and find out you're in the hall of fame. i don't feel sorry for her show be back. when you're all famer you're ok. that is a great night of women's basketball. the connecticut game sensational. even though they were up 7-5. a coach at a major offer from north carolina state, the report is $2 million a year for five years. this is a coach. one of his drills, my favorite role. can you see this gym in connecticut he fell once didn't get up again. a new deal with the ceo, $1.2 million a year the average over eight seasons. it's good for him he is staying put. we have india and cricket, and he won the world cup for the first time in 20 years saturday. they were greeted today by the president of india. players posed for the photograph before the arrival of the president, the brigade became the first post to lift the world cup trophy. at will say this in a pleasant fashion, i asked my body guard kevin and he said because kron 4 is international. >>jacqu

a quick riches, beginning with the bay bridge ride, the terra traffic is pretty light. no issues. san mount tam, highly 92 traffic as far number of directions. looking ahead, one last look, golden gate, no worries. i would say this headlights on your screen but we don't see any. traffic is pretty light here. >> justine: it is the perfect time to commute. no one is on the road. storm tracker 4, while the weather is hitting the nation today that big system heading chicago rain now that will then move over to the east coast. that storm system that is moving across the great lakes is bringing a mix of rain and snow showers. people will go up to gusty winds and frosty day. strong storms that blew through palm beach uprooted a large tree sending an news curb running for cover. >> it was upon us within seconds. my photographer and i were in the midst of an interview when the sky turned black. when it purchased around ankara formations hovered above us. often the distance we heard sirens. we ran across the street to seek refuge in iraq center. --left-center. >> i thought the tornado was o

. >>> luego de estar varios dÍas acampando la embajadora de in kbla terra en mÉxico.tener varios cuadros. entre estos cuadros hay uno especial, en el que aparece el prÍncipe william y su prometida. que se llevara a londres con intenciÓn de que stehle oeste l a la pareja real. pero no serÁ una tarea facil de hacer. >>> planeo ir a inglaterra y ponerme fuera, por un lugar asÍ. simplemente para poder ver la boda y tambiÉn tratar de conseguir mÁs... sobre todo conseguir que los paparazzi sepan de mÍ. para que me eddy gano donde estÁn ellos y llevarles el cuadro personalmente. >>> sin importar los sacrificios que representa y aunque faltan poco dÍas para la boda real. no pierde la esperanza de ir a londres y entregar el cuadro que realizÓ. lo importante es no darse por vencido y luchar por lo que quiere. ella nos muestra que la esperanza es lo Último que muere. estaremos al pendiente de ella, harÁ lo imposible por entrar a esa boda. regresamos al estudio con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >>> que bonito, gracias miryam. que bonito el amor que se le tiene como fans a una p