you can see a lot of debris along the shoreline. this is the bay out here. we have done a lot of pretty significant clean up along the edge of the shoreline. evidence of remedial alternative. they looked at a host of alternatives from doing absolutely nothing to leaving the landfill in place to everything. in the end we landed on a hybrid approach that includes containment of the landfill we have gotten a head start on a lot of the hot spots. we should point out that the navy is required to follow federal criteria. you should know that one and two, they are go and no-go. we are protective or we aren't. we are in compliance or we don't go. first off we are protective of human health and the environment and compliant with all regulations. -7 are what we call balancing criteria. they just help us get the best balance for whatever our preferred alternative ends up being. and eight and nine is where we are all right now. community acceptance is the public comment period that closes november 1st. the knave serequired to evaluate all of the comments and to look at

it's banked up along the shoreline and clear conditions in san francisco. beautiful start for your sunday. what about the rest of the week? major changes coming up. >>> also next, stanford kot got all it could handle from usc but you can't believe stanford's ii [ beep ] [ man ] you have one new message. [ mom ] hi scooter. this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. the vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> during the break we were talking about what lisa said about the fog being back. i looked out and i don't see it that well. >> it's right along the shoreline. it's going to stay onshore which will keep the numbers above normal. gorgeous out ther

you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of san francisco with the potential for liquefaction. >> it is a perfect example. it is all sold and liquefaction. >> treasure island is unique. it was originally developed to be the location of the world fair with the understanding that once it was finished, that would become the location of san francisco international airport. it is 11,000 feet long. in those days, the thought that was more than enough to land any conceivable airplane. they thought it was ideal. they said that we have all kinds of sand out in the bay from the sacramento river. we will take the stand out of the bay and create this island. the sand is loose and below the water. it liquefied in 1957. it liquefied in 1989 during the loma prieta. it was similar to what happened in the marina. >> as they move along and developed treasure island, the developer also has to provide stabilization programs. >> the sand has to be strengthened so that it will not liquefy. the buildings have to gain support below the sand in more confident material. >> we were talking about the wat

and also the possibility of that fog lingering at the shoreline. it might be one of those days where they have to make that call on the blue angels by the afternoon because the fog will be flirting with the shoreline, unlike yesterday where it really warmed up quickly and that fog dissipated. we are looking at dark conditions out there from our roof camera. and temperatures are fairly uniform, in the 50s this morning. but the fog, boy, has it made its way not only across the bay, but it's in the livermore valley, on the coast, it's guilty dense up to the north. only a quarter mile visibility up in santa rosaa, and pretty soon i think you will be looking at the low clouds in concord this morning. 59 in mountain view, 57 in san jose. so with that switch we have a stronger on shore push. temperatures a couple degrees cooler today. we should see plenty of sun. should be a nice afternoon. tomorrow overrunning moisture from a weak system to our north. we may see a few light showers mainly in the north bay. maybe a few sprinkles in santa cruz. when that m

eventually, as you move closer and closer to the shoreline, where you cannot get economically justified basement, we use piles. those are the most expensive, where we drive -- the old days, again, we used to take trees, turn them upside down and drive them until they stop. with concrete, we went to circular piles, then square piles. now we have all overcast and micro piles, numerous file types that can be tailored through the actual conditions that exist at the site. this particular case, they're making an excavation in the rock. there are some parts of san francisco where the rock is shallow. they go down and grab the rocked, and they put them at foundation on the rock and they can build 60-story tower. perfect example, as you approach the bay bridge, on the left there is the building called 1 rincon hill. that is 63 stories tall with a basement, and it sits on a foundation in rock. if you look to the left, you see the infinity. it has the shaped. that is the rock site. they dug down, put it on rock. as you move north, you come to the southern pacific building or the embarcadero center

we have higher clouds around and then the fog will situate itself along the shoreline today. t's going to aid in the cooling, the onshore flow will be back. we have the offshore flow in the upper 80s. they were prefer plant in the east bay valleys. today more 80s. 70s around the bay. east bay still quite pleasant. the 60s return to the coast and by tomorrow we have the westerly winds right along the shoreline, bringing more of that cool area in. it's all because of this area of low pressure. first thing it's doing is bringing up the fog along the coast. so once we get that onshore flow in play, then we are going to see a little bit of subtropical moisture come our way. in fact, that wants to bring in a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms to the highest elevationings of the north bay later on tomorrow. it's not likely, but you will notice the extra cloud cover in the atmosphere. we are talking 80 today in los angeles. low 60s in sacramento and back home temperatures ranging from 78 had in sunyvale. 81 campbell. it's still a pretty nice day. high clouds for redwood city.

the beautiful colors along the shoreline on the trees. we have areas of fog this morning and a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. in fairfax prince william stafford basically just west of the potomac in northern virginia. but in those locations we can anticipate reduced visibility and potential visibility down to a quarter mile or less at times. degrees in the district, 43 and gaithersburg. 43 in culpeper, 49 in martinsburg. some of us at 50 degrees. clear skies overhead. one spot burns off, but sunshine for the rest of the day. -- once the fog burns off nothing but sunshine. best chance of rain is thursday. we will have areas of low pressure will disturbance is riding along the front triggering showers and storms. behind that, much cooler. 66 this afternoon. partly cloudy tomorrow, 70. >>> we are talking about traffic and newschopper 7. traffic in cheverly and on the beltway where 50 murders on to 495 in maryland, everything moving fine. outer loop where they have been doing long-term construction to get to new carrollton, all lanes avai

. >>> they came by boat, bus and trolly and car to gather on the shoreline of san francisco and look up. we have the spectacle of the blue angels and this week's fleet week. >>> san francisco has some noisy guests this weekend and they aren't subtle. a symphony of jet engines and the people gathered to watch the show from blue angels over the water to a parade of ships on the water. >> a lot of ships and fire boats. >> this is pretty much just a happy place. >> yes. thrilled. >> and navy divers under water. >> fleet week carnival like atmosphere is meantime to entertain and recruit. >> i think this is awesome recruiting because it allows the public to see the range of services that the rangers does. >>> the risk and the beauty that makes people want to watch and the canadian snowbirds i flew with them on a media flight for an experience like no other and the feeling of taking off information and being so close to that flame next to you while you are dancing in the sky so you feel like you could touch it and doing slips and turns and you feel like there's an elephant sitting on your ch

notice the fog is beginning to gather along the shoreline. still the numbers responding to all that warmth and we are looking at another warm afternoon. los angeles 82. so back home the numbers really not changing too much until you hit the coastline and the south bay. 76 santa clara and san jose. so maybe a degree or two cooler. here's where late in the day the sea breeze should kick up. the fog returns, but still early on a mild start to the day. the numbers should reach about 70 pacifica. 76 redwood city. san francisco still lots of sunshine 73 degrees. that sea breeze kicking up in the afternoon and in the north bay look for 77 sonoma, as well as napa. near east bay and widespread mid-70s yesterday. about the same today with 73 in san leandro and our inland east bay enjoying some mid-upper 70s. 77 dublin and down by the monterey bay a few degrees cooler but we still may knockout on 80 around gilroy. so planning monday trick-or-treating, it looks good. the fog should be back. 6:12 the sunset. upper 50s to the mid-60s to start out. then we l

and if you look at the shoreline amphitheater, what you see is that this is no closer than 1 mile to any community neighborhood. and if you look at the landfill, the residential neighborhoods in berkeley. and what about the military base? on alameda, this is a residential neighborhood. this is a couple of miles. you have landfills in and around here, within 1,000 feet, almost 5,000 feet to where the landfills are at. there is the close proximity to the actual residence. and the other new developments. the presumptive remedy has always been that the landfill should be capped. in many ways, this is the remedy that has been driving this. that the remedy should be consistent with the future landfill. we do not have enough information to support this plan. and we will support this analysis that is not done typically in this line of work. if you look at these -- and analysis, we will make a much better determination. this is less than 2% of what it would cost with the least expensive capping analysis to give us further confidence in what the navy is proposing. this is part of the commentary

stratus pushed along the shoreline bringing a cool down. on, spin in the atmosphere, a weak know not going to bring rain but will bring the cooling trend tuesday and wednesday. higher pressure today bills in will allow for the fog -- today builds in will allow for the fog. numbers above normal should be a beautiful afternoon don't get used to it. when the system does pass we will warm up a little not as much as we warm up today. highs from the low mid 80s in the south bay, 86 in los gatos, 83 cupertino, sunnyvale 81° on the peninsula lots of sun, low 70s half moon bay 80 in menlo park 81 redwood city average high 70 this time of year san francisco 77 today, yesterday upper upper 60s lots of sun for beaches, richmond, sunset district north bay 84 santa rosa while you need the jacket this morning midday getting mild warm bay the afternoon 80 vallejo, 77 berkeley, 80 union city, 82 fremont mid and upper 80s inland east bay walnut creek 84, 87 livermore. starting out clear a little patchy fog mild 76 santa cruz, 87 gilroy. today the warmest day

bay mud, which is present close to the shoreline, and the green area, the crown has a very long period. when the earthquake comes, there is a link of time that it takes the ground to go from one, slosh back and forth, measured in seconds. the deeper the bay mud deposits, the greater the length of time it takes for the motion to go one direction and back. so as you approach soft sites, loose sand sites, bay mud sites, the period of the site is long. if you come along and build a tall building, and the ground is going like this, we know that tall buildings, the taller the building, the longer the period, the longer the time it takes to go from one side and back. iand the rule of thumb, every story that you add, it adds a 10th of a second to the period. if you have a 40 story building, you have a building that takes four seconds to go from one side to the other and back. now, that for second building is sitting on 100 feet of bay mud that also has a period of four seconds. the combination of those and harmony, what happens is they amplify the motion and the building will collapse. example

you can not see them developing in parts of the shoreline and the coastline. cloud cover will regroup over the next 3-6 hours but not as widespread as it was. early this morning. forecast headlines. partly cloudy skies. on the increase tomorrow. skies are becoming mostly sunny and the weekend, dry weather pattern and the temperatures on the mild to warm side. overnight lows, chilly in the north bay. upper 40s there. lots of 50s for san francisco. oakland and livermore forecast low for 61 degrees. here we go for tomorrow. patchy fog, regrouping overnight. warmer for your friday. then, for the weekend here is the bigger change. high pressure strengthens and sets up the flow. the temperatures warm up tomorrow and continues into saturday. the same deal heading into sunday. the off shore winds will be on the increase. as a result fire danger will be out for the winds and low humidity levels for the bay area. but, really targeting the north bay hills and the eastbound hills. we could have a fire watch. tomorrow morning, forecast, seeing the fog showing up and right

but as you can see, even tomorrow it's just basically playing touch and go with the shoreline here not making its way into the bay. so the cooling will be minimized to this shore itself while the rest of us enjoy mid- 70s around the bay. could see a low 80 as well. as we take a look at the expectations for next week, we'll look for a fire weather watch once again as winds gusty at times and low humidities prevail. the chance of showers creeping over the horizon late thursday into friday. along with cooler air here as we see a cool down in time for next weekend. we will see a change in this pattern and it will hold long enough to take us into candle stick tomorrow. we can expect to see temperatures into the low 70s. kim is going to love it for a change. no fog down at candle stick. you can't beat that. >>> thanks so much. we're going the take you back out to an overhead look at downtown oakland where the oscar grant protesters are again moving through the city. we should make this clear the unclear whether they are with the occupy movement. tonight at 8:00 the occupy movement had a prot

so the fog by the afternoon is situated along the shoreline. g 60s. 70s around the bay, and then some 80s return for our inland valleys. but cooler than what we had yesterday be with the mid-and upper 80s. here's the first system. it's an upper level low that is beginning to bring in the higher clouds. as it heads towards our coast, yeah, we are going to see that onshore flow ramp up and conditions begin to feel a little bit more like fall out there. and that's going to last right on through the weekend. so the fog continuing to move up from southern california, and with that the cooler numbers here. 715 big -- 75 big sur, back home talking 78 sunyvale, 80 san jose, peninsula numbers from the upper 60s at the coast. fog, looks like it will stay put throughout most of the day here. 78 redwood city. in and around san francisco we are talking 72. 74 in south city. and in the north bay look for highs in the mid-and upper 60s at our beaches. so not bad, but you will notice the low clouds there. inland, up he were 70s, still a few 80s to be found by c

tracking drizzle and around the bay and then into the afternoon hours, the clouds are stubborn near the shorelineay from this, especially inland, more sunshine linking up with the 70s. the warmest locations mid to upper 70s. temperatures around 3-4:00 in the afternoon and not a big change from today's high. here a is look ahead, your weekend also in view, having some earlier clearing time and the results, temperatures warming up for friday and saturday, gradually cooling things off on sunday. >>> you want to check it out, the newest residents of the oakland zoo. four tigers, all six areas years old. they came from texas where they were raised from birth. the four arrived last month and they're getting used to their new home. they learn that had the tigers love the taste of goat's milk and perfume. >>> our coverage continues online and with tonight's 10:00 news on channel 2. tmz is next. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking accoun

some appear to come down close to the shoreline on the other side. >> it looks pretty wild.nk it was pretty fun. that looks fun. would you be scared? >> you go right ahead, rob. i'll cheer you on from the sidelines. >> with the paramedics. not a bad summer, actually. just stay safe. that's all. >>> finally, call this a sign of our increasingly digital times. this 1-year-old knows how to use an ipad. she was taught by her parents. >> don't blame the parents. distract the kids for a while. watch what she does with a regular, old magazine. the same hand motions that work on the ipad aren't having success with those printed pages. of course, she's 1 and obviously doesn't know the difference. cute. >> adorable video there. and a reminder, believe it or not. she will never know a world without the latest technology we have. it's amazing, too. never works. >> where's my talking dog. >> it's hard to remember that world, isn't it? it's crazy. >> there was a world without those things? >> we moved on. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, when we come bac

for an active industrial portion of the shoreline will be open to the public for the first time. near a wetland and the chevron refinery, we'll all be able to past by a forest of solar panels that help power a west contra county water treatment plant on a part of the trail managed by east bay parks. >> it is great we're able to support the wastewater district in telling their story, while they are supporting the bay trail and park district in telling our stories and providing this great public access. >> mile by mile, it is a trail of many parks being formed that will one day entirely circle san francisco bay. doug mcconnell, nbc bay area news. >> my favorite part of the bay trail is near point richmond there, that section. pretty spectacular. the remaining 180 miles of the gaps in the trail will be filled in piece by piece, and they estimate a cost about $150 million to complete. >>> what started as a halloween decoration project for a san jose man turned into a local attraction of sorts. this 40 foot pirate ship and beach cove project on church drive in san jose was built from

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the shoreline is receding. this is quite a problem. this protects the harbor. this is eroding away.is starting to cut through here. the waves are able to roll into the harbor and damage boats and two crashed at it. you are your own boss. you come and go when you want. you don't have to answer to anyone. you pretty much call the shots. this is a great way of life. >> i am the principal of the school. a lot of our boys choose to work on tugboats. some will probably be gone forever because there is not much job opportunity here. >> my dad is a waterman and he would like me to help him all i can but he figures that there will probably be no future once i graduate. i will miss it. i think this is home. this is where i grew up. i love it here. >> this can be very discouraging. people get discouraged. we are in a heap of trouble with the erosion problem and really our way of life and existence. >> under threat but still beautiful. for all of us here at "bbc world news america" thank you for watching. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and ho

the shoreline is receding. this is quite a problem. this protect the harbor. this is eroding away. waves are able to roll into the harbor and damage boats and two crashed at it. you come and go when you want. you don't have to answer to anyone. you pretty much call the shots. this is a great way of life. >> i am the principal of the school. a lot of our boys choose to work. boyd said -- a lot of our boys choose to work on tugboats. some will probably be gone forever because there is not much job opportunity here. >> my dad is a waterman and he would like me to help him all i can but he figures that there will probably be no future once i graduate. i will miss it. i think this is home. this is where i grew up. i love it here. >> this can be very discouraging. people get discouraged. we are in a heap of trouble with the erosion problem and really our way of life and existence. >> after all the hustle and bustle of the problems and europe, what a wonderfully relaxing way to end the program. that brings the program to a close. from all of us, thank you for watching and please tune in t

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they will get rid of this fog especially along the shoreline and the thickest along the coast into thenorth bay valleys. winds are picking up, fire danger highest today. in the valleys it is still rather cool out there. 40s in many areas even with the fog around santa rose nap park novato, half moon bay 40s. -- even east bay valleys 40s around concord and livermore. you can see where the winds are strongest fairfield and antioch at 50. cloudy fog forming around monterey bay inland low to mid 50s for you. sunshine, dry, warm today breezy in the hills that keeps our fire threat high. clear and cool at night expect 40s and 50s to hang around much longer than before. sunny and mild afternoon will end sue pattern locked in the -- will ensue, pattern locked in the next week or two. high and low pressure bringing the winds today. red flag warning from now to 6:00 tomorrow morning. low to mid 70s our forecaster today. temperatures right at if not -- at three to four degrees warmer than average. as with we head down to the monterey bay low to mid 70s coolest around monterey at 70 warmest gilroy

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