>> yes, your honor. >> i was the highest in my welding class. i was there more than any of the other kids. >> so you learned something while you were in placement? >> yes, i did. >> you said that while you were out after you didn't go back in may of 2008, to quote you, you caught a charge in illinois. >> yes, i did. >> what does that mean you caught a charge? >> i committed another crime. >> okay. and what was that crime? >> unlawful use of a weapon. >> what kind of weapon? >> it was a handgun. >> so you were charged as an adult -- >> as an adult, yes. >> -- because in illinois at age 17 you're considered an adult, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. >> so you were there and three months in the cook county jail. >> yes, ma'am. >> how did that work for you? >> it wasn't nice. i woke up. >> welcome to adulthood, right? >> yep. >> did you learn anything from that experience? >> yes, i did. >> what did you learn? >> i don't ever want to go back to prison again. >> so what are you going to do to make that doesn't happen? >> hopefully when i -- if i do get r

shop, high risk welding shop from the public assembly area, so excluding that from square footage, we're at 10 thousand footprint, square foot prin and we're down to probably 7200 square feet, not including the rear shops that aren't part of our -- >> is it all one level? >> we have a mezzanine as well, mezzanine that is off limit, it's part of our art classes. >> okay, so my thing is you could actually put 800 people in there? >> we can, so almost i think to go back to audrey's question, we are in pursuit of fire sprinklers, we are in pursuit of our third egress out of the building where we definitely understand that potential there. >> so, can you tell me your policy then, how to maintain or i mean, are you refusing certain parties that they can't -- >> we are absolutely, we are a clicker at the door, right inside when the ticket takes, and we just maintain it. we -- >> do you let your promoters know ahead of time that that's the cap. >> yes, that's part of our contract where the promoters. >> how's the ceiling insulation? >> there is none. well, there's prob

inger >> i love the welding shop. >> sxit's pumping right now, come on by. >> i think commissioner hyde had some comments or questions. >> did you approach any neighborhood organizations or not for profit ins the area to talk about this? >> we did. >> can you tell me what they were. >> sure. we are an extension of the shell space programming, we've kept all of the programming, we didn't kick artists out of the facility, we didn't kick any of the long term tenants that we had which our longest term tenant on a weekly basis, the as t*ek tans group. >> what i'm talking about is going to these groups and saying, hey, we're applying for this permit and, you know, you're a neighborhood association so we wanted to talk to you about this, did you make any -- >> so far, we've done the san francisco green business certification, so we're about two thirds of the way through that process with them. >> okay. so, -- >> and beyond that, this is -- i need to point out that this is -- shell space had a poe the entire time of its existence, so that's what being part of that collective -- >> so, it's not

inger >> i love the welding shop. >> sxit's pumping right now, come on by. >> i think commissioner hyde had some comments or questions. >> did you approach any neighborhood organizations or not for profit ins the area to talk about this? >> we did. >> can you tell me what they were. >> sure.

did they use the proper grade wiring, are the welds secure? >> the bill is scheduled to go before the assembly apropriations committee tomorrow. >>> the fire crews are being helped by cooler temperatures, higher humidities and calmer winds. since yesterday the forest service said the fire only group 6,700 acres. containment is up slightly but still at 32%. full containment isn't expected until september 20th. that is a week longer than what fire officials estimated yesterday. state officials say the federal government is picking up most of the tab for fighting the rim fire. $37million so far since its mostly burning on national forestland. but fighting 5,000 other wildfires across the state has caused california $65 million which works out to about 1/3 of its fire fighting budget. >>> several community groups are forming a coalition in fairfield to help people recover from a grass fire. that fire destroyed two homes, left three more uninhabitable and damaged three others. fire officials met with victims to answer questions, offer support and ta

summoned by its foreign minister today to answer questions the way this goes down in the rest of the weld looks very bad indeed and opens up britain to allegations of hypocrisy that it would not face of it had conducted itself in a rather different way ok and done thanks for braving the traffic for us there much appreciated ian dunn editor of politics don't kowtow u.k. live on the line from london. let's take a look now at more the big news stories the saving of the day and a massive stream of refugees from syria has crossed the iraq border almost thirty thousand people have been on the run from the war zone since thursday now most of them are kurdish women and children who have had to leave after they were attacked by islamist rebels linked to al qaida and its out he's pulled a slayer reports next it's another sign that the conflict can't be contained within syria. the exodus shows no signs of slowing down and it's straining both very resources as well as those of iraqi relief agencies thousands of syrian kurds are pouring into iraq's autonomous kurdish region now when we talk about the

did they use the proper grade wiring, are the welds secure? >> the bill is scheduled to go before the assembly apropriations committee tomorrow. >>> the fire crews are being helped by cooler temperatures, higher humidities and calmer winds. since yesterday the forest service said the fire only group 6,700 acres. containment is up slightly but still at 32%. full containment isn't expected until september 20th. that is a week longer than what fire officials estimated yesterday. state officials say the federal government is picking up most of the tab for fighting the rim fire. $37million so far since its mostly burning on national forestland. but fighting 5,000 other wildfires across the state has caused california $65 million which works out to about 1/3 of its fire fighting budget. >>> several community groups are forming a coalition in fairfield to help people recover from a grass fire. that fire destroyed two homes, left three more uninhabitable and damaged three others. fire officials met with victims to answer questions, offer support and ta

the 51st state. on monday freeman's weld county board of commissioners voted unanimously to put secession on the countywideallot this coming november. that's this fall. weld county is one of several rural counties in northeastern colorado. >>> i think we're trying to make a statement to the legislature and the governor who have been extremely tone deaf to my constituents throughout north and northeastern colorado and i will tell you this. everyone views this as a partisan exercise. many of those commissioners are democrats. >> that was weld county, colorado, mike freeman explaining why his county in colorado is making plans or trying to anyway to secede from the state of colorado and form the 51st state. on monday freeman's weld county board of commissioners voted unanimously to put secession on the countywide ballot this coming november, that's this fall. weld county is one of several rural counties in northeastern colorado, you see it there on the map, can considering secession. officials say progressive legislation who control the governorship down in denver, things like gun safety and renewable energy

the tank that leaked was made of steel plates attached by bolts rather than welding. tepco has been criticized for the poor handling of the leaks at the plant and its late recognition that radioactive materials are flowing into the ocean. the company's president has responded with a pledge to send up a special task force in charge of managing contaminated water. >> reporter: we need >> translator: we need to employ all the personnel and equipment at the plant. we understand this is a major challenge and we're determined to confront it steadfastly. >> tepco officials say experts from outside japan will also be invited to join the task force on contaminated water. in addition, tepco's vice president in charge of nuclear power will be stationed at the plant to oversee operations directly. >>> prosecutors are demanding a severe sentence for a former political heavyweight. the trial of bo xilai has ended. the once communist star is denying charges of bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power. the trial lasted five days in a country where most cases of this nature wrap up in

the tank is made of steel plates bolted together rather than welded. workers checked the joints and surfaces vigily and found no abnormalities. they don't know how the water got out. company officials suggest the water leaked from the bottom of the tank, soaked into the soil and mixed with ground water. crews plan to dig holes next week around the tank and in a nearby ditch, then they'll analyze the soil and ground water. they hope to trace the path the water took and figure out how far it spread. company officials said thursday that crews had inspected similar tanks holding radioactive water. they said the findings showed two of those tanks may have leaked. >>> supporters of egypt's ousted president are fighting for their message to be heard in defiance of a government crackdown. they've returned to the streets to demand mohamed morsi's reinstatement. members of the muslim brotherhood urged people to demonstrate after friday prayers. thousands marched in the capital cairo. they passed near a square where security forces had forcibly removed morsi suppo

the 51st state. on monday freeman's weld county board of commissioners voted unanimously to put secession on the countywideis coming november. that's this fall. weld county is one of several rural counties in northeastern colorado, you see it there on the map, can considering secession. officials say progressive legislation who control the governorship down in denver, things like gun safety and renewable energy measures, ignores the interests of their communities. bu seceding from the state of colorado would require more than just a vote by the citizens of the county, obviously. both colorado state legislature and, most importantly, the united states congress, the senate and the house, would need to approve the partition proposal. secession is not likely to happen anytime. our "hardball" reporter has been covering the secession movement and katie is from out in colorado. benji, you've been enthusing me with this strange story. i heard weld say this is a statement. is it a statement like jefferson davis had a statement which was real, or is it a statement simply to poke politically at the people in denver?

it's hidden beneath the upper deck. it was welded during the earthquake retrofit as a good luck charm for workers. some want to put it on the new bridge and some want it in a new museum. >>> here's another live look at the toll plaza right now. tonight on the news at 5:00 -- we'll get a late update from bridge officials on what's being completed today and you will get the latest traffic information that will help get you home tonight. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. a7 >>> up next on "eco company" -- fighting climate change one student at a time. how high schoolers on this campus are getting it done. plus, building it green. tiles and building blocks made of straw are just the beginning. and ecofriendly fashion. meet who designing teams ready for the runway. we're catching up with the duo behind leftover green beat. then, solar power in the classroom. how these students are learning about a cleaner

they have to look at the weld area and have not met any of their targets. at er only have to look wells. witness wrapping it. there are fewer administrators. -- and we have been scrapping it. nhs.uld cut the described -- executives accuse a deleting an internal review that was critical of the on inspection. the trio denied any wrongdoing. when he appeared before committee, the new head of the organization said they had change. actions have radically overhauled. the entire senior management team has left. --ill make actually clear [indiscernible] it has been changed. it has been dramatically changed. we are completely changed in the the way we register monitor in the way that we inspect hospitals. joined us at the end of july. forward, will be radically different. >> away from health, the other the other battle -- major battleground has been benefits. a family with an adult earning more than 50,000 pounds lost child benefits. it was a controversial policy. labor eventually said it would not reverse. >> beyond benefits, has the prime minister received any repr

they will take down the sculpture welded to the deck. the troll's fate still unclear.rans to place it on the new bridge or possibly donate it to a museum. >>> the bridge closure brings an unpaid break from work. ktvu news was there as several toll collectors clocked in for their evening shifts. those not assigned to other work or don't take paid leave will not be paid during the clowrp. the toll authority says -- closure. the toll authority says the new span will come to updates to the toll taking system but there are no current plans to create an all electronic toll system similar to what's used on the golden gate bridge. >>> today students at u.c. berkley are being warned about a robbery on campus a. 20-year- old student was robbed monday night about 10:00 p.m. near the unit 2 housing complex on hay street. someone grabbed her from behind and stole her phone as she was walking. police have a vague description of the suspect. they describe him as an african- american or latino teenager, about 5'7" with a thin build and a short mustache. >>> an update now on a surf sch

the inside. then we'll weld shut the flooded compartments, pump out the water from the collision bulkhea run it rightrudder is jammed. we jury-rig it, set a 38-degree current drift to clear that island channel. what does all that mean, then? well, i mean, just, that's a lot of work for 3 days. yeah, but with the gear we've got on board and with what's on that ship, we can give it a shot. we can do it, right? santos: murph, with the gear we got on board, i can't fix our little engine problem. why don't you just overhaul the starboard engine, please? so, that's the plan. right. just do it. i'll call it in. i wouldn't do that if i was you, greer. maritime law states -- yeah. i know what maritime law states. we just don't want any unexpected guests. just leave it. your call, captain. diarrhea, gas, bloating? constipation, yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. th

shop, high risk welding shop from the public assembly area, so excluding that from square footage, we're at 10 thousand footprint, square foot prin and we're down to probably 7200 square feet, not including the rear shops that aren't part of our -- >> is it all one level? >> we have a mezzanine as well, mezzanine that is off limit, it's part of our art classes. ok

the figure was welded on by workers after the 1989 earthquake that is supposed to be a lucky charm.altran says that the troll will absolutely have a home on the new bridge. our news crews are taking interesting pictures covering the bridge shut down and this is from our reporter showing the new span in the back ground and a rusted section of the old cantilever span. jonathan tweeted this photo yesterday. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the bay bridge closure and we will stream the only construction update at 8:00 a.m. and the afternoon briefing is at 4:30 which will be aired on abc7 news at 4:00. there is information on the extra service bart, a.c. transit and the ferries are providing. the big event monday is at 3:00 p.m. the chain-cutting ceremony which will be aired. >> switching gears to breaking news from the south bay, san jose police say a robbery suspect has been shot by police after he tried to run an officer over with his car. this happened at 1:00 o'clock a.m. officers spotted a car they believed used in a robbery. the driver took off when they tried to

the force? it was mental illness so mental illness and suicide became welded to one into the. and the mental illness, mental health system is forced to deal with people that are suicidal and though they may not be suicidal because they're mentally ill. it is a curious way that we say if you are suicidal, you muck mentally ill. that does not necessarily follow because you could be in a crisis because of something that happened to you in your life. so we have worked out this kind of relationship but we have not worked out how we are going to comfort people, how we're going to comfort families and because we leave that shame there, people do not get to talk nearly as much as they need to other people. that's why if somebody goes through a crisis, it is extremely important. they will save another person. >> we'll take a quick break and return in a moment. ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. new nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly-baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's brand new take

mounted on the side of the old bay bridge fate was uncertain until today. it was welded on to the eastern span by workers repairing the bridge after the 1989 earthquake. it's to be a lucky charm against natural disaster. cal-trans told us that the troll will absolutely have a home on the new span. >> abc 7 news craw take amazing pictures as they cover the bridge shut down this one from january thon bloom shows the new stand in the back ground and the rusted span in the fore ground on the right. jonathan tweeted this photo today. he's bloom tv on twitter and that is certainly a great picture. >> we can see lots of blue sky back there. really warm one today. >> yes. find out how it is for the holiday weekend. >> holiday weekend looking great. today temperatures got up in the upper 80's inland. coastal spots you are in the mid 60's tomorrow another in the mid 90's inland so pretty big jump in our temperatures. live doppler 7 hd writ now she go you fog near the could he g go. few patches close to the bay but fog not as wide spread as it was last night near the coast and bay.

mounted on the side of the old bay bridge fate was uncertain until today. it was weldedto the eastern span by workers repairing the bridge after the 1989 earthquake. it's to be a lucky charm against natural disaster. cal-trans told us that the troll will absolutely have a home on the new span. >> abc 7 news craw take amazing pictures as they cover the bridge shut down this one from january thon bloom shows the new stand in the back ground and the rusted span in the fore ground on the right. jonathan tweeted this photo today. he's bloom tv on twitter and that is certainly a great picture. >> we can see lots of blue sky back there. really warm one today. >> yes. find out how it is for the holiday weekend. >> holiday weekend looking great. today temperatures got up in the upper 80's inland. coastal spots you are in the mid 60's tomorrow another in the mid 90's inland so pretty big jump in our temperatures. live doppler 7 hd writ now she go you fog near the could he g go. few patches close to the bay but fog not as wide spread as it was last night near the coast and bay. 2 a

mounted on the side of the old bay bridge fate was uncertain until today. it was welded on to the eastern span by workers repairing the bridge after the 1989 earthquake. it's to be a lucky charm against natural disaster. cal-trans told us that the troll will absolutely have a home on the new span. >> abc 7 news craw take amazing pictures as they cover the bridge shut down this one from january thon bloom shows the new stand in the back ground and the rusted span in the fore ground on the right. jonathan tweeted this photo today. he's bloom tv on twitter and that is certainly a great picture. >> we can see lots of blue sky back there. really warm one today. >> yes. find out how it is for the holiday weekend. >> holiday weekend looking great. today temperatures got up in the upper 80's inland. coastal spots you are in the mid 60's tomorrow another in the mid 90's inland so pretty big jump in our temperatures. live doppler 7 hd writ now she go you fog near the could he g go. few patches close to the bay but fog not as wide spread as it was last night near the coast and bay.

malik is 18, from the syrian province of dalaha. he says this welding class makes his life here more meaningful. and this is a class for teaching young female refugees how to apply makeup. a desired service when there's a wedding at the camp. most of the training courses teach skills that are useful even in camp life. >> we want these kids to go back to syria with some hope for the future because they are going orebuild at the end of the day the country and we want them to engage in activities that will be constructive within their communities back loam. >> there's fear that the war will scar the younger jawtion even if they could return to syria soon they say their dreams and aspirations are crushed because their homes are gone. >> that report comes to us from al jazeera's nasreen el se serna. >>> 50 years after the march on washington. a look back and a look ahead at can you say stocktopussy? what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating >> the long and often contentious path of america's civil rights will circle back to the nation's ca

the press democrat when the crews start taking down the old bridge, they'll take down the sculpture that was welded. but the troll's fate? that's not clear yet. >>> we have turning coverage now of the rim fire. it has now burned more than 192,000 acres in and around the yosemite national park. the fire is 30% contained now. full containment is not expected for another three weeks. but parks officials say yosemite is still open for labor day weekend. just 5% of the park's 761,000 acres have burned. tyoga road is closed. other entrances at the pass, highway 140 and highway 41 are open. >>> the fire burning in the yosemite is even visible from space. take a look. these photos are actually from the international space station. shows the massive plume of smoke blanketing the sierra nevadas. firefighters are also monitoring images from a national guard predator drone for real time data on the spread of that fire. >>> time is now 5:45. convicted serial killier joseph naso may face even more charges. he was found guilty last week of murdering four women in the 1970's and the '90s. now prosecutors in marin

pounds of reinforcing steel will be set inside those in the form of tendrils and rebar and the whole thing is welded shut and then encased in 350 cubic yards of concrete. you have to think of it as a huge steel sandwich, layer upon layer of 3" steel and then the cables running through there in a matrix attached to the tower on the bay bridge. the process is really going on pretty well right now. they say it's having to be done because of course those broken bolts on the bridge. >> so we are going to be able to drill holes through the concrete blocks. you can see it right there. with those holes we'll run it through and bolt the block and cinch uptight the block to the concrete. >>> reporter: dozens of workers have been working 7 days a week for months now preparing the giant piers to secure the saddle. engineer william casey says the saddles will have to replace the force of the 32 broken bolts to hold an earthquake safety device in place under the roadway. >> it will come up to the space come over the top of the bearing plate and basically suck it down nice and tight. >> reporter: the cost of the f

the old bridge. its fate was uncertain until yesterday. it was welded on by workers repair the bridge after the 1989 earthquake and is supposed to be a lucky charm against natural disasters. it will absolutely have a home according to caltran. abc7 news crews are taking interesting pictures. this is from reporter who got to walk the span and shows the new span in the background. >> we go outside right now to the roads, for the up-to-the-minute traffic reports using cell 7 technology to see the conditions on northbound 880 at the 80 split. dick? >> i am northbound 880 and you can see the cones off to the left and they are blocking off the exit lanes that would normally allow you to connect to the bay bridge so that is the 880/80 connection. c.h.p. is on duty. do not try to sneak through to take pictures. in all fairness to kristen and her driving in the last report i would have been to oakland but i did have to step and wipe off my wipers. as mike nicco has been reporting there is mist and fog on the road so to give you a clear picture through the windsh

the tank is made of steel plates bolted together rather than welded. about 300 tanks of the same design contain highly radioactive water at the site. tepco workers are inspecting those tanks visually and measuring their radiation. they found spots of high radiation on the seams of two tanks. the surfaces are dry and the water levels inside the tanks are normal. workers are investigating whether their investigation shows water leaked in the past. crews at the plant have been struggling to deal with contaminated water elsewhere on site. they are trying to stop hundreds of tons of tainted groundwater from flowing directly into the ocean every day. they say radioactive strontium and cesium may have been leaking into the ocean since may 2011. tepco officials say 30 trillion becquerels of radioactive materials may have flown down to the shore in that time, well beyond the in-house annual emission limit of 220 billion becquerels. cesium and strontium are easily absorbed into soil, so the officials say it's hard to determine the exact amount that got out. radio

there are a lot of criticisms i'd have of some of the more famous blue state republicans like giuliani and christie and weld, but on the core issues they were running on even though they were liberal on everything else, on the core issues they really emphasized in their campaigns, those were conservative issues. >> thank you. thank you very much. here's your program so you can have it, but let's give him a round -- >> thanks, everybody. [applause] >> we'd like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. in "battle for ground zero: inside the political struggle to rebuild the world trade center," elizabeth green. c-span: provides a comprehensive account of the construction of the 9/11 memorial and the reconstruction of 1 world trade center. jesse welker presents a collection of conspiracy theories in the u.s. from the colonial era to the war on terror in "the united states of paranoia: a spear si theory." in the great dissent, how oliver wendell homes changed his mind, thomas healey, a law professor at seton hall university,

might want to call it the troll plaza. it was welded underneath that bridge back in 1989 by a very creative and apparently talented ironworker. >> kind of scares me a little bit. trolls, the whole bridge story. >>> 4:42. a google street view employee held hostage while mapping an area in thailand. what he had to do to gain his freedom coming up. >>> a bay area building slated for demolition this weekend. we'll let you know how researchers say it could help the bay area be better prepared for earthquakes. >>> the new details we're learning after the fiery crash of the ups plane. the ntsb releasing new images of what was found in the wreckage. >>> good friday morning to you. 4:46. it will be a very emotional morning for thousands of families in moore, oklahoma. children in that town ripped apart by an ef5 tornado almost three months ago are returning to class this morning. 25 people including ten children were killed and two elementary schools destroyed. students have been moved to a nearby junior elementary while those in brier wood -- m

few people know on the not side is a troll that was welded on the bridge by workers as a good luck charmfter the 1989 earthquake and if you want to see it up close the oakland museum of california has a exact copy made from the same cast. >> we are helping you negotiate or navigate the upcoming commuter nightmare when the bay bridge closes through the smartphone traffic app using data from thousands of smart phones to tell when one bridge is backing up and will reroute you to another. it could not be easier. >> turn on and drive. you do not have to report anything. we can tell the speeds on each of the routes in real time. >> there is a special page for the closure with a learn on our website at abc7news.com. >> at 6:00 a.m., the california school district that will now monitor students on social media and reason it says this has to happen. >> next, the major benefit workers will soon receive from the large of the retailer for gays >> a mayor has received disappointing news in an effort to receive the historic post office in berkeley was turned down. the postal commission rejected the ap

the story. >> sexual assault, looting, arbitrary arrests, and weld them -- and random killings. un security council warned the central african republic is sliding into chaos since seneca rebels seized control in march. >> as there is no chain of command, the country runs the risk of dissolving into chaos. some police officers are reporting to work, but -- >> the international community granted the rebel alliance defect the recognition after it from power. leader the interim government had been unable to restore order in the former french colony, due in part to infighting among rebel factions. the political turmoil has sparked a humanitarian crisis. the u.n. says some 200,000 people have been internally displaced, nearly 63,000 fleeing to neighboring countries. many more need help. much more international support is required to meet growing needs. >> critical sectors have released -- have received less than 10% of funding required. >> u.n. secretary-general ban key mood has asked the security moon haso -- ban ki asked the security council. know who won sunday's residential runoff

the bow and carrow. >> it's rusted and brittle and different material. >> you cannot weld most of the steel you can putbolts in it caltrans found a way to demolish the old bridge. >> this is going to be one of the most fantastic moments of the 20 year program. >> if you took a movie and played knit reverse that is how caltrans plans to take the bridge apart starting from middle and out. >> we're going to dismantle the bridge. >> in 19 30s, they began in the middle. they'll recycle some steel saving a few pieces but one thing sup in the air. >> what happens to the toll? the fate of the steel sculpture built by a worker but now, caltrans is promising one thing. >> this troll will find a new home on the new bridge. >> new details about a police officer arrested on felony child molestation charges last week. we can now identify him as 37-year-old richard hastings working for years out of the bay view station. after finding probable cause hastings committed several offenses against a 15-year-old boy. i team confirmed sfpd launched an investigation against hastings shortly after his arrest. >> deliberations

the farmer. no area has seen more activity than weld county, home to kent's farm. a potential payoff of 2 billion barrels of oil, and 23 trillion cubic feet of natural gas on the line, companies have invested billions. >> farmers may pay 30, 40, $50 an acre foot. cities are willing to pay -- put another zero on that, oil and gas, two zeros. so long term, farmers may not be able to stay in this market. >> there are many misconceptions around frac-ing in colorado. >> reporter: he says many people exaggerate frac-ing's impact on state water resources. >> the oil gas use 1/10th of 1% colorado. >> reporter: he says the industry has created 10s of thousands of jobs. big numbers agriculture cannot hope to match. facing a dry future, this farmer fears more than will be lost than just the economic bottom line. >> rural america supplies something socially. we are the morality and work great. jazeera. >> while it's true that the frac-ing industry isn't using a lot of water today, it's clear that the industry's presence in the water market is driving prices higher. i would lik

. >> new developments from the bay bridge today, lucky charm troll from the old eastern span. sky 7 hd. >> weldedn by workers repairing the bridge after earthquake in 1989 supposed to be a lucky charm against natural disasters maybe they can clone the thing and put it all over the place. and he'll have a home on the new bay bridge. >> maybe the troll is doing something. >>mñ brothers and sisters keep a watch over us. >> boy, it's warm out there. it's warm out there. >> summer here. we have 96 degrees in some hot spots this after the in. yeah. and 66 in pacifica. half moon bay, high so far up to 77 degrees all right enjoy it. we have changes coming up. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we'll have warmth for start of the holiday weekend we'll be talking about showers, here is a look at live doppler 7 no showers to show you here locally just patches of fog near the coast. look at this view from our kgo roof camera. sunny skies looking across the bay. sun, high clouds tomorrow, cooler sunday with a slight chance of showers in the north bay. just want to give you a heads up there is a possibility of