then the inside seam was welded. ♪ the operator study the growing metal reflected in a mirror. placed and hydraulically expanded. to make imperfectly round and straight and to test and strengthen them. now there ends were smoothed and , beveled. for field welding. an inspector examined the measured each joint. no surface remained unseen. the inspector examined the inside as thoroughly as the outside. finally, joint after joint rolled down. skids to a railroad site. the joints were fabricated in 31 foot length. and into diameters. the smaller joints within the larger ones, a new and ingenious idea for transportation of pipe. the pipe was moved 15 miles. it was taken aboard the ship, his destination was the persian gulf, 12,000 nautical miles and 45 days across. the pacific. towards the end of december, 19 47, they dropped anchor as close as they could get. she was the before the project first of the pipe ships. before the project was finished, there would be 100 ship loads pipe another cargo delivered, totaling 3 billion. tom miles. half of the pipe joints were 30 inches in diame

following came the welding crew. the 93 foot sections were brought into place by tractors. brought into position. sections. when the two sections were brought together, the clamp expanded inside the pipe until it gripped and held both ends in precise alignment. the stringer bead was applied to the joint. the internal clamp traveled on its rollers through the pipe to its position for lining up the next section. the operation was repeated mile after mile. when an liners endured dust and flies and the annoying monotony of the desert. behind the stringer man were follow-up welders who made additional passes with different size rods and give it all the strength of the pipe itself. were ever there was a change of were ever there was a change of direction on the line, anchors were installed. as the aboveground portions of the line were erected, they became barriers. there were no expansions joints in the pipe was held stationary. when the time came to tie in the final joint between anchors several miles apart, the crew was faced with a delicate operation. the to answer quickly bro

it would allow us to see separation of the welds and flaws in the welds. >> the device is similar to a ultrasound used in hospitals. put into a pipe, emitting pulses when it encounters welds. it creates a image of the welds that can be analyzed on a regular ongoing basis. a critical need in earthquake country. since it inspects from the inside of the pipe it eliminates the need to dig up pipes. >> reporter: half the pipelines in the u.s. were constructed before 1970 and that was before we had federal pipeline safety laws. >> within pg&e there are millions of these welds and across the united united states multi mildians. >> reporter: this -- millions. >> this will tell the test without stressing the pipe. this technology will have wide applications in other types of pipeline operations. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> dropping off passengers and picking up fines. 2 investigates exposes the two b.a.r.t. station wheres angry commuters say law enforcement is going over board writing tickets. >> the spare the air day and coming up the staying power of the heat as we head into the bay

>> yes, your honor. >> i was the highest in my welding class. s 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 relea

and donating the equipment for the welding project, boxings placed in several schools and monitored by police. >>> a bucks county school reaffirmed its commitment to inclusion and diversity. hanging this message on its wall. the students and faculty completed antibias programs to be a no-place for-hate school. and that is in conjunction with unity week. including a walk-a-thon against bully. >>> and pp -- matt pellman with more good news? >> not so much. >> and how about damp weather and emergency construction to perk you up. that's what we have in delco. to the north side of the blue route the lane is blocks doing emergency work. penndot out there and delays north of 95 away from the delaware state line. and a crash on the shoulder, huge delays on the schuylkill itself. westbound by city avenue 8 miles an hour. and a wreck on the vine. and speaking of ramps and the vine, tonight at 10:00 they are scheduled to close the ramp from the westbound schuylkill to the eastbound vine. up to girard avenue to flip for the detour starting at 10:00. and a number of overturned vehicle accidents thi

if you take me and put me in the carpenter field or the welding, well, i'm putting somebody else out of a job. so here comes that domino effect we were telling you about. oyster production is like the canary in a mine. ok. the canary dies, you in trouble. get out of there. until we get our oyster population back, which filters the waters, we're not going to have a good environment. you know, commercial fisherman, you have highs and lows economics. highs and lows with weather, hurricanes, you know. but this manmade disaster is just lingering. >> the technology that was being used to clean up the deepwater horizon spill, the oil in the gulf of mexico, was the same technology as had been used in the "exxon valdez" spill in alaska. in fact, there were some of the same machines, the same tools, stuck in storage, brought out a couple of decades later. as if nothing had changed. >> the industry hadn't moved from where it was in 20-something years. >> the idea of an xprize challenge to find a better way to clean it up seemed like the most obvious and practical thing to do. >> so xprize came u

they've gotten rid of contraband or a weapon. >> reporter: representatives responsible for donating the weldingent couldn't help but marvel at the students' ingenuity. >> anytime you can make a connection with how the students learn with something that can impact the local people in the local community, you haveç ownership. >> i'm glad i'm part of it. if it's a live saved, i'm glad i definitely helped. >> reporter: these six high schools where the boxes will be placed have not been named yet but the chief inspector tells me they'll be at locations where there's been a history of violence or drug problems, both in the school and in the neighborhood. reporting live outside of school district headquarters, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 continues to follow breaking news. several students hurt when a school bus collided on their ride home. what the school district is saying about the crash, next. >>> well, not quite as warm as the first weekend of fall but still a mild start to the workweek. temperatures you can expect to plan the rest of the evening. plus, the next cha

these photos show workers inside the tunnel including welding of the steel pipe lengths that are 50 feet along the three and a half miles of the tunnel. the grout is placed in that space after the photos were taken. now as i said at the beginning of my presentation the mew irvington tunnel construction had a setback after that space was grouted. namely between work shifts in the early morning hours of august 27 a 65-foot length of tunnel lining buckled at a location 8200 feet down stream of the alameda westportal of the tunnel and where in flows were very high and pressures are very high, and it's a very deep portion of the tunnel below a mountain. as can be seen on the photo on the left, the left-hand side of the steel lining of the tunnel actually buckled into the tunnel several feet and this is a view looking upstream towards the east. the photo on the right is a view of that same buckle from the opposite direction which shows the damage steel liner and broken weld with groundwater actually poring into the tunnel. now although this is a serious and unfortunate occurrence that impacts

, up here in a moment and these are just some of the work going on, and oregon and both for the robotic welding and the attachments and pieces that go to the notes and, prior to erection, and this is the structures, all the way around the structure, all of these are dry fit in oregon in this frame that they have set up and the first and the second one is under way right now and the first one went very well with the structural engineer and the qa team up there beginning this week, and dennis accompanied them and the reports were that they were doing a very good job and it was exactly what the structural engineer was expecting. >> some of the other fabrication, and this comes from the xkt and we are working on the light column system in the subpoena mer land hand photo in southern california and, that is one of the tapered beams that helped to form the park level. >> and this is the catnote and 139, and of the 304, and they are keeping up with steel production, quite well. >> and yes. >> this is the last shot to the fabrications and the cast nodes and so i did want to bring up the exciting news w

you can see some of the preparations going up at iman hotel, where the welding dinner will take placey were out, the gallant george clooney making sure his fiancee and her party arrived for the dinner while he hung out with his mates. a-listers abroad, ditching the red carpet for the waterways of venice. his or her parties. the couple both dining with friends and family. george clooney and amal alamuddin are taking over italy. arriving in style among the hollywood elite, matt damon, miguel ferrera and others in the city. 150 guests, brad pitt, angelina jolie and bono expected to attend. >> they are abuzz about the celebrity wedding. white and blue flowers in the hotel. small details. >> reporter: sparing no costs, reportedly shelling out $13 million for one of the biggest weddings of the year. drivers sporting jackets embossed with the couple's initials. and designing at the exclusive five-star hotel. gerber and cindy crawford, giersher in los angeles loading 50 cases of tequila earlier this week. shutting down the town to say i do. >> the streets were closed on monday, possibly for t

panels which were poured on the ground, lifted by a crane and fitted to the spaces, fitted to the walls and weld it to the walls. now we go up to the vaults which are below the dome. each one of those vaults weighs 32 tons. each one was poured on the ground, lifted by a crane and fitted and seated on top of the pillar. then we have a dome, of course. so what we have here is a church which is contemporary in its design but it is traditional in its features. ith has the dome, it has height. it has windows which have colors which are toned down. you don't have rich rubies, colors which are western. we have the narthex where people enter the church. we have the nave where people sit, stand or kneel in the church. we have the sanctuary where the priest conducts liturgy, which is inside. and between the sanctuary and the nave, we have the altar screen. let's talk about byzantine art for a moment. our artist is robert andrews. he's american--american born. he lives in massachusetts. he taught art for 36 years. he has a family of his own. and he said, "i'm going to try to capture the style of 11th, "12t

southeast at 8 half- moon bay, as long as half-moon bay continues to get that wind, we can't get the up welding so san francisco buoy, half-moon bay, hurricane nor bit moving parallel and will go right near the bah-hah coast. this will go north and obviously out and desert southern california, 46 eureka and except for a few high clouds, patchy drizzle, that fog burns back to the coast and we see a similar pattern and temperatures mild to warm. fog sun warm, morning overcast, breezy at times, 60s and 70s and 80s to a few the 0s -- 90s, they may be slightly above, extended outlook, except day-to- day changes and we are stuck here, brian. >>> crews in san diego considered to flood several streets there. the 18-inch main got to the city's east side. they were briefly shut off at a nearby children's hospital as well. they are expected to be without water until some time today and there is no word on what caused the break. >>> more than a dozen people after a science experiment at a children's museum went arye. they gathered for a tornado demonstration downtown yesterday afternoon. chemicals used to

students in the welding promise created them with tools and supplies that were donated. the amnesty boxes in schools across the district for the safe anonymous collection of things like knives and drugs. >>> it is hard to watch, the hit on the field here and they are calling for the university of michigan head coach to be fired over what happened. the quarterback kept in the game even after he was knocked down and clearly hurt. today that coach is defending his decision. >> this does not look good to me. >> the hit that is hard to watch of the brutal moment that the university of michigan quarterback, shane morris is steamrolled by the minnesota player who dropped his head and plowed into him. the espn announcers saying it looks like a concussion hit. >> he can barely stand up now. >> boy, they have to get him out of the ballgame. >> i am totally with you. >> the sophomore, number 7, struggled to stand robbing his head. the head coach kept him in the game. >> i have to tell you right now that number 7 in the game still is it appalling. >> and he briefly takes him out but

. >> translator: the cost for welding has decreased by around 20% to 30%. it's normal in our industry. >> reporter: the number of robots sold in china has kept rising over the past decade. with a 30% increase in average every year, last year 30,000 robots were sold. that made china the world's largest robot market. >> translator: there's room for expanding the robot industry, even in china's interior. in my opinion, the demand will keep growing 30% a year for more than three years. >> reporter: robot makers are going all out to take advantage of this opportunity. a japanese manufacturer in the factory in june last year. most of its robots are for the auto industry. their factory makes more than most plants worldwide. naturally the facility uses robots to make its robots. this machine is used to clean products. it uses dry ice and this helps speed up production. to meet china's growing appetite for robots, this factory has been stepping up manufacturing during the past year. it completed its expansion three months ahead of schedule and now it can produce 400

the state. those projects range from pipeline repairs and replacement to new welds. the state department of water resources plans to make a final decision by the end of october. another quarter billion dollars in drought funds are scheduled to be distributed sometime next spring. >>> and more crews are heading to el dorado county now to help in the fight on the "king" fire. it started september 13 near pollock pines and spread across more than 100 square miles. high winds, hotter temperatures could make things worse over the next few days, as well. >>> golden gate transit workers could go on strike later this week. there are 13 unions representing district workers and it's unclear which of them would go out on strike next. a strike could halt bus and ferry service and cause longer delays on the golden gate bridge. >>> a new trend among registered voters in california. more people are registering as independents. there are more than 17 million registered voters in california. 43% are democrats. 28% registered as republicans. and 23% want to be independent. >>> while th

thesuch plate equaled complete circumference of a finished pipe. 1/3three of the largest plates weldedher formed a ring 30 feet in diameter and 11 feet long. two of these rings made up a section weighing 150 tons. a vertical laid machined the edges so the the sections would fit precisely when joined into continuous pin stocks inside the canyon walls. trains revealed their comparative sides. when the intake powers and connected tunnels were ready, a specially designed trailer called the sections one at a time down the highway to the plant to the dam site. at the canyon rim, a 150 ton cable ways relieve the trailer of its tremendous burdens. swung the pipe sections out over the gorge and lowered them under absolute control. trailers carried them to their permanent connections inside the main tunnels. the pipe sections were hoisted into locations with cables and joined pressure pins to form continuous conduits between the intake towers, turbines, and outlet valves. a continuous stream of concrete had been pouring into the dam. the structure neared its full height of 726 feet. far above th

the blue metal tower 1 under 7 ft. tall vertical assembly center as it's called. largest spacecraft welding machine ever built. e of the rocket called a space launch center designed to send astronauts to mars. all are begun to assemble pieces for the rocket the first one scheduled for 2018. >> : c-17 president's travel from the world and this weekend world war two veteran supporting his 105th birthday. his name is lawrence brooks and got a birthday surprise at the world war two museum on friday. brooks was born in 1909 and served in the ninth first engineer battalion station in new guinea and the serb he received recognition from the museum and state for the service of the country brooks says the key to his long life and happiness is his attitude best people doing the right thing. >> : coming up on kron 4 news weekends on a lot of fans not going to the game concern about parking meter from it what officials said tomorrow. cresting a look of first-place honors in the dodgers this all through minstar highlights from the game coming up. fun to be another hot one in some places from the bay area erica has forecast

in the cap and floor, thate diamond plate, has been worn at a and they probably time in the 1940's or 1950's welded up little pieces to kind of enhanced that antiskid surface. as much as we like the old, original parts, we are going to need to replace this. i don't know if we will be able to duplicate this, but i would like to have this style of diamond plate manufactured for this purpose so it's the original configuration or design. that,are not able to do we will use in modern diamond plate, much as we did with the 844 locomotive. i was in california speaking to one of our operating superintendents, and a lot of people on the railroad, they love the railroad and understand it from a day-to-day standpoint, and he was having a difficult time. he asked me, why are we doing this? had an example of the locomotive, a new locomotive we were treading for this one, and he said, why are you giving this nice one away? i said, wait until you see this locomotive. i said, it's like pick any big zoo in our country, and if that zoo had an opportunity to bring back that he wrecks, a living and breathing key wreck

the port of l.a. was blamed on a welding torch. the wood and pilings date back to 1940s los angeles. they were coated in creosote. 150 firefighters responded. the noxious smoke led to the closing of a nearby school. residents in the san pedro area were told to close their windows and turn off their air conditioning to avoid inhaling those fumes. >>> the streets of new york are clogged with diplomats great and small and motorcades from the presidents on down as they are during u.n. week here every year. and the city of new york is using the occasion to remind scofflaw nations how much they owe in unpaid parking tickets on diplomatic vehicles. it's a lot. $16 million in all. the largest offender is egypt with just under $2 million in unpaid fines. >>> two more numbers to note in this next story. 65 and 4. bruce springsteen turned 65 today. while that's hard enough to believe, he can take solace in the next number. in a new poll by monmouth university and the asbury park press, just 4% of new jersey adults have an unfavorable opinion of their favorite son. 4% translates to just about no

crew, the floor, that diamond plate, has been worn down, and they probably at a time in the 1940's or 1950's welded up little pieces to kind of enhance that antiskid surface. as much as we like the old, original parts, we are going to need to replace this. i don't know if we will be able to duplicate this, but i would like to have this style of diamond plate manufactured for this purpose so it's the original configuration or design. if we are not able to do that, we will use a modern diamond plate, much as we did with the 844 locomotive. i was in california speaking to one of our operating superintendents, and a lot of people on the railroad, they love the railroad and understand it from a day-to-day standpoint, and he was having a difficult time. he asked me, why are we doing this? we had an example of the locomotive, a new locomotive we were trading for this one, and he said, why are you giving this nice one away? i said, wait until you see this locomotive. i said, it's like pick any big zoo in our country, and if that zoo had an opportunity to bring back a t-rex, a living and breathing t-rex jus

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three of the largest curved plates welded together formed a ring 30 feet in diameter and 11 feet long. two of these rings joined, made up a section weighing 150 to 184 tons. a vertical lathe joined the edges. a train passing through one of the 30-foot sections reveals their comparative size. when they were ready to receive the pen stock a specially designed trailer hauled them down to the dam site. at the can yom rim a 150 ton cable way relieved the trailer of its burdens, swung the pipe sections out over the gorge and lowered them under absolute control. trailers waiting at portals of the access tunnels carried the home their permanent connections inside the main tunnels. the pipe sections were hoisted into location with cables, and joined end to end pressure pins to form continuous conduits between the intake towers, turbines and outlet valves. a continuous stream of concrete had been pouring into the dam forms. the structure near its full height of 726 feet, far above the crest of any other dam yet built by man. on may 29th, 1935, two years after they had begun pouring, crews place

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. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. welding work may be to blame for a classic wooden rollercoaster at six flags, the ride closed down for renovations last month and caught fire yesterday afternoon a portion of the track was destroyed. nobody was hurt, it was the tallest and fastest rollercoaster when it opened more than 35 years ago and the park was working on turning it into a wood and metal rollercoaster. >>> and it is burning east of the little yosemite in merced river. the fire has burned nearly 4 square miles and forced the evacuation of dozens of people. the big flames came dangerously close to the world peak this passed weekend. >> i have never seen flames that big or that intense so close to me. the entire sky was red and black. >> they have moved out of the yosemite area raising more concerns about it. it has shut down but most of yosemite valley is still open. >>> is he already in prison for the killings much 6 women. on the left is what he looked like around the time of the killings in 1976 and on the right is what

they say it appears it started in the van that had welding equipment inside and then it spread to two other vehicles. during the fire, one of the gas tanks ruptured and that caused fuel to spill and it was flowing down the middle of the the pt -- in down the middle of the parking lot. firefighters were able too put pout the flames in ten minutes. investigators cape um -- came out to figure out a cause. we asked them if it was suspicious. >> unknown. it's 4:00. there's not too much people around this time of day. the fire could have started inside the vehicle and exposed the other two without anybody noticing. >> reporter: police evacuated 16 apartments which accounts for about 40 people. they were let back inside after about an hour. there was no structural damage to the complex. the vehicles were a total loss. owners were too upset to talk on camera but were curious as to what started the fire. and as you've heard, the cause is still under investigation. reporting live from campbell, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:05. a san jose teenager has been arrested

shattering, water temperatures continue to be very warm and we have not had a northwest wind or up welding. thewill continue to wrap up and slowly work its way towards us and move and we have a 125-mile-per-hour win which is losing its inner core. moisture looks lime it the pore and i will show you that in a second. being am and even the coast looks mostly sun any today. today will be nice mild to warm some very light rain looks like we will fine tune that to a 10 10th of an inch and it will just be clouds with a little cooler pattern. some patchy low clouds, 80s to the interior, 70s around the bay and near average am tonight slightly below and maybe some rain to the north and remember we have not had rain in a long time and roads will be very slick if it does coming to, breezy with an offshore breeze and a warmer weekend. >>> thank you steve, united airlines is offering at much of it and it is preparing. it looks as though they will take the buyout offer in the next 22 years and they should not expect to notice any dips in service. >>> the airline has ordered 12 new double decker buses includi

the dollar is welded on the back of that. the swedish krona under a little bit of pressure.s going to be interesting. it will trade at fairly high rates. what tone will draghi deliver? people have been whispering in his ear. the french and german governments giving draghi a little bit of a hint about the direction of travel. that is going to be an interesting one. see how he deals with the political story. a lot going on. if you are missing your cocktails, there is plenty to deal with in the world this week. we have geopolitical tension. and the ecb. manus, back to you. >> thanks for that roundup. china is in focus. manufacturing slowed more than estimated last month. it is yet another sign suggesting that the economy is losing momentum. for more, let's go to beijing. bloomberg's china economist is standing by. take me behind the headline numbers. there is something quite telling in terms of the small and medium-sized enterprises as well. that didn't bode well, did it? >> that is right. there was a mess for the official pmi. hsbc market pmi, which is believed to have a bette

the bodies. he did so by stuffing them into barrels and welding the top shut and dumping them into a reservoir. >to a barrel alive? before they were thrown into the -- >> translator: no, no, no, absolutely not. and we didn't cut them up, either. the bodies were whole. >> he claimed his co-conspirators were so serious about harming his wife and daughter that he murdered his mother. >> translator: he mailed an explosive to my mother and it killed my mother. >> czech news reports say he was involved in the plot to kill his mother to gain an inheritance but kuna denies that. >> translator: i just wasn't able to protect her. i could have protected her if i had gone to the police at that time. but you can't go back and undo it. once it was set in motion it was like being on a plane and not being able to jump off. the only thing i can take comfort in is the fact that nothing happened to my daughter. even though i missed out on her childhood, and of course i regret that. >> kuna's daughter was 6 years old when he entered prison 14 years earlier and he counts his loss of his relationship with her among th

the fuel delivery pipe. it may leak because it was not welded correctly. rivers should contact the toyota dealer for the repair. >>> now let's check in with cnbc's tyler matheson. >> history was made on wall street this week. the dow and s&p 500 reached all time closing highs on inflation and jobs and assurances from the federal reserve that record low interest rates aren't moving up any time soon. and history of another kind. chinese e-commerce giant alibaba became the biggest initial public stock offering ever raising $22 billion from investors. we now know just how bad that home depot credit card breach was. retailer admitted the data belonging to 56 million customers is now at risk. far more than the 40 million cards hacked at target stores last year. a lot of buzz about the new apple iphone 6 and the, i phone 6 plus. it hit stores this past week after racking up a record 4 million preorders. but demand was so great that some customers won't get their phones until october, maybe even later. >>> there's a big beer battle brewing. world's number two brewe

all the way down into southern california as weld. for us it will be fog and low clouds. could be a few little clouds and showers off to the east. high clouds south and east. coolest day of the week. low 80s for some. here is sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning. we are off to a decent start. the traffic looks good. you can see traffic is moving along well. even the traffic is doing good. for the most part, we are off to a decent start. if you are drying to the to plaza, that traffic continues to look good with no major issues. also looking at the nimitz freeway, that traffic southbound is off to a nice start. if you want to get a nice start on the s. senator mccain bridge. 4:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> a search for a mountain lion that attacked a six-year- old boy will resume this morning. it happened on a hiking trail behind a winery. janine de la vega has more on the boy's condition and the plan for this morning. janine. >> reporter: good morning. the boy is in fair condition at the hospital but dangers still exist for anyone who may want to use this trail here

last monday in a conference in paris with peace in iraq was the important step as weld the agenda a few days before that to date here i would like 2.0 to secretary of state kerry took the initiative in a timely manner is the important step the mission of france is clear. we must assume our responsibility the throat debtors must be fought and beaten only then can we find peace and security. >> thank you for that the eloquent statement and also from the leadership of france last week than thank you for the heroic effort to be here today. we are grateful. i now give the floor to his excellency, the minister of foreign affairs for the country of chad. >> [speaking native language] >> translator: to take the floor of this prestigious institution i welcome the colleagues ministers to thank the ambassadors representing the state in the secretary general on the excellent work done on a daily basis it remained dangerously threatened particularly by a terrorism. that international terrorism composed of al qaeda or boko haram but these alone of vessel of the right to think secretary of state john

interview with trayvon mar >> to putting california that handle 40% of the country's import are open after a fire sparked by a welding accident at the port of los angeles monday evening am a shutting down operations at the nearby port of long beach. no injuries were reported. >> entertainment news -- a judge is granting "modern family -- the restraining order says she fears for her life these days. her life was threatened during an argument by her boyfriend. costar to infrom a the five-year relationship. former "good morning america" post joan london appears on people magazine old. and beautiful. she was diagnosed with triple negative asked cancer in june. she says doing the cover with no hair was something she decided to do to try to help others and show women it is not the end of the world. hits newsstands on this friday. >> that is so brave. >> zookeepers and ohio are working round-the-clock to take care of a baby gorilla rejected by her mother shortly after birth. >> she was born at the oklahoma city zoo where staff cared for her, holding her tiny hand and wearing shirts made of felt for the newborn to clutch but

the fuel delivery pipe may leak because it wasn't welded correctly. aler for repair. >>> listen to this. a single dose of anç antidepressant may be able to predict who will respond well to a drug and who won't. researchers studied the commonly prescribed drug lexapro. one dose boosted connectivity between the sayre bcerebellum a thalmus. >>> they are coming by the thousands. >> all to see a golden performance by a horse named chrome. the horse about to make history on turf in our area before the race even begins. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> well, cool today but temperatures are going to climb for the final weekend of summer. 2014. and i'm tracking wet weather, too. get all the details, plus the eagles' outlook and my nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, did the threat work? it's been a few days since evesham township started ordering property owners to fix up or pay up. nbc 10 checks back to see who's complying. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> a new jersey lawmaker wants to make i

looking into they twot you may call tier- cities in the u.s.? what weldeing more often than not is they are going into the tier- l.a., and, like you're also talking about london and parts of italy, as well, but what you are seeing is people like myself, we are coming out here to the asian market, as well as going out to another region, and we are speaking with them and educating them on the areas, where your multiples are great. >> like which cities in the u.s.? >> again, you have the florida market, whether it is down in miami -- you have the chicago, illinois, market. you do have l.a.. we are talking about milan, italy, so there are opportunities which are very, very intriguing for overseas investors. this is why we are taking the time and effort to come and educate. possiblyucating and peaking some very intense interest, as well. how much growth do you see a chinese investor interest in the u.s. real estate market for 2015 and years to come? >> it will be quite expensive, i feel. in the last year, we have seen quite a bit -- i would say 20% of business

the time. nbc news, london. >>> a welding spark appear to be the cause of a large fire atop a famed southern californialler coaster. you might have seen it if you've driven down i-5 towards l.a., part of the magic mountain collapsed yesterday when it caught fire. crews were working on the iconic wooden roller coaster, trying to take it apart to get it ready for a major overhaul. the park was closed, so no one was hurt at the time. the roller coaster was one of the world's largest wooden roller coasters. it was featured in the movie "national lampoon's vacation." >>> the napa quake has brought an unexpected bonanza to the bay area, water. all the shaking created cracks in the big rocks and groundwater came pouring out of them, this all happening in green valley between napa and fairfields. jodi hernandez shows us how the creeks that were dry a few weeks ago are now magically flowing with water. >> we're just calling it the earthquake water. that's what it is. earthquake water. >> reporter: you're looking at groundwater that water experts say was shaken to the surface during last month's big quake. once

i went to the united states attorney, bill weld.i said to bill weld, bill, i said we've got a problem. i've got an informant, halloran, that's going to tell us who did this stuff, and o'sullivan is feeling he should not be in the witness protection program. i told weld, he's going to get walked. >> at the same time john morris at the fbi told john connolly that brian halloran was revealing bulger's involvement. and morris knew full well that john connolly would convey that information to whitey bulger. and he did. >> we received from the fbi that brian halloran was cooperating with the fbi about the wheeler murder. so jim bulger, steve fleming and myself and other people were looking for him. and one day we got news that brian halloran was down on the waterfront. >> michael donahue happened to have gone down to the pier in south boston to get fish to use as bait to take one of his sons on a fishing trip. and he stopped to have a beer on his way home. he ran into brian halloran, who was his neighbor. he offered to give him a ride hom

three of the largest curved plates welded together formed a ring 30 feet in diameter and 11 feet long. two of these rings joined, made up a section weighing 150 to 184 tons. a vertical lathe joined the edges. so the sections would fit into continuous pen stocks inside the canyon walls. a train passing through one of the 30-foot sections reveals their comparative size. when the intake towers and their connected tunnels were ready to receive the pen stocks, a specially designed trailer hauled the sections one at a time down the highway from the plant to the dam site. at the canyon rim, a 150-ton cable way relieved the trailer of its tremendous burdens, swung the pipe sections out over the gorge and lowered them under absolute control. trailers waiting at portals of the access tunnels carried the them to their permanent connections inside the main tunnels. the pipe sections were hoisted into location with cables, and joined end to end pressure pins to form continuous conduits between the intake towers, turbines and outlet valves. while this and other work on the pertinent features was go