they said we needed traps, so they put in traps, and that did not work. then, we called a number of other plumbers. there have just been a lot of work to try to figure out the bottom of this. it just never was resolved. commissioner lee: ok. i have a final question before we go to public comment here the problem of flooding seems to still exist, and we still have that notice of violation of that backflow preventer in the wrong place. what is your intention now to solve all that? >> we do plan to do what the city code states. it is just we are exhausted financially and emotionally at this point. we do not have the funds at this time to go ahead and do this, and, quite frankly, i think if we had the funds at the ready, we would be nervous to do it for fear that someone else is going to do something wrong. it seems that throwing money at this problem has gotten us nowhere but here today, and we have thrown a lot of money at this problem and a lot of time and a lot of inconvenience for ourselves and our tenant. our tent here has been displaced from her home m

police used rope and an suv to help the trapped animal. ktvu cameras were there as they pulled on the fence freeing the deer. this morning police freed the deer but ran back in the fence and got stuck for a second time. >>> up next, the royal wedding watched all over the world today. we're going to show it to you in a way you may not have seen it. >>> today it's been called the nation's worse tornado disaster since the great depression. president obama 's promise from the front lines today. >>> the reviews are in tonight, by all accounts britain's big wedding went without a glitch. and tonight we thought you would enjoy the pomp and ceremony without any commentary. >> ♪ ♪ >> dearly beloved we are gathered here in thesighted of god and in the face of this congregation to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. >> i katherine elizabeth. >> i katherine elizabeth. >> take you william arthur phillip loui. >> take you william arthur phillip loui. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> with my body i do ho

escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> no deal. private talks failed to to produce a budget agreement to avoid a government shutdown by this weekend. it would slash $12 billion in spending, republicans' proposal but white house says no thanks. >> at the white house, a high stakes shutdown show en. with three days left, he summoned republican leaders. republicans came with a plan, funding the government one more week cutting $12 billion from the budget. >> they expect us to work together when a problem becomes so pressing that cooperation across party lines is required. now, is such a moment. >> it's a plan that the white house had rejected. >> the white house has increased the likelihood of a shutdown and dismissing out of a hand a vehicle that we have put forward look, we don't want a shutdown. >> the blame trading has already begun. >> it's not about blaming this one or th

escape the trap. say "enough."or free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >>> we're seeing the cooling trend. >> it's on and off. it's really chilly here but it looks pretty nice with the high clouds but the fog has been drifting in from the sutro camera. we continue to see the cooling in oakland, only in the 50s. also fremont, feeling the chill this morning. so we'll be down as much as 15 degrees or more. west wind is blowing pretty well. 66 in concord and still feeling good in the east bay and north bay. look at the 24-hour temperature change. 8 degrees cooler this hour at this time yesterday and the coast, 7 degrees cooler as well as fremont and mountain view. big changes ahead. cooling trend today. behind the front that is pushing through this afternoon, we'll have the gusty winds especially near the coast. showers arrive tomorrow night on the heels of much colder system that could bring showers and gusty winds. there is the front. it's hung up to the north but look at

police used rope and an suv to help the trapped animal. ktvu cameras were there as they pulled on the fence freeing the deer. this morning police freed the deer but ran back in the fence and got stuck for a second time. >>> up next, the royal wedding watched all over the world today. we're going to show it to you in a way you may not have seen >>> the reviews are in tonight, by all accounts britain's big wedding went without a glitch. and tonight we thought you would enjoy the pomp and ceremony without any commentary. >> ♪ ♪ >> dearly beloved we are gathered here in thesighted of god and in the face of this congregation to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. >> i katherine elizabeth. >> i katherine elizabeth. >> take you william arthur phillip loui. >> take you william arthur phillip loui. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> with my body i do honor. >> with my body i do honor. >> and with you all my worldly goods i share. >> and with you all my worldly goods i share. >>> and if you can't get

but it was a glint of metal that lead rescuers to find him trapped in his car. the honda civic is 100 feet down a ravine in tildon park. wright was reported missing at 6 p.m. and would still be missing if dave florez had not seen a glipt of son and gone down to investigate. >> and there was a guy in the car. i opened the door and he was okay. he said hi. i said hey. you are going to be all right. >> they are not sure why wright didn't climb out on his own. >> he didn't seem pinned. i assumed he was too weak. >> firefighters used ropes to repel down the slope and pulled the 53-year-old el cerrito man out of the raw gene. -- ravine. the rescue was difficult. >> it was a complicated, involved extrough location due to the amount of shrub. it is thick, dense and tall. it was a very high angle rescue to get the patient out. >> wright did not seem seriously injured, but was dehydrated. he was taken to high land hospital for evaluation. when asked for a comment he declined to talk about his ordeal. wright teaches science in walnut creek. his neighbors were surprised to

the republicans have to be careful not to fall into a democratic trap. >> sean: that trap is?ap is medicare -- >> sean: being mean towards the elderly. >> me, i'm protecting, i don't care what plan the republicans put, i'm protecting the seniors. the seniors are in a certain way the heart of this country. and i'm protecting the seniors. >> sean: look discretionary something 12% of the budget. the real money the trillions are in social security, medicare, medicaid there has to be some adjustment. >> it has to be done with both parties together. it has to bel% done together. you can't have the republicans get too far ahead of this issue. they are going to lose elections. hey, if i run i don't want to lose this election. because i can do a lot for this country and i don't want to lose this election. i don't think again, ryan is great. should get too far ahead of this issue. i know what they are doing. they love having somebody even talk about the word medicare. they are going to say, they are going to cut medicare. even though these guys will end up doing it, you have an election

he was trapped after the silver mine collapsed on friday. a remote controlled digging machine has been brought in to help in the rescue efforts. people in mullen say they've turned to prayer to cope. >> make sure you tell your family every day that you love them before you leave for work because you don't know. god can take you at any time. >> the miner that's trapped has more than 30 years of experience. >>> this morning police are looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting inside a san jose home. it happened early yesterday morning on capital avenue. investigators say a woman called police saying that an armed intruder had burst into her home and shot her friend. the 25-year-old man was later pronounced dead at the scene. the killing was san jose's 14th homicide of the year. >>> this week the f.a.a. is giving air traffic controllers across the country a wake up call. new scheduling rules go into effect this week designed to keep air traffic controllers from dozing off at work. those rules include giving controllers at least n

of angels," the untold story of american nurses trapped on the tanned by the japanese. it tells the stories of army and navy nurses who were caught during the bombing of manila in the philippines by the japanese and their establishment of the jungle hospital for the numerous casualties. this lasts about an hour. c-span: elizabeth m. norman, author of "we band of angels," who are you talking about? >> guest: i'm talking about the army and navy nurses who were in the philippines when world war ii began, who surrendered to the japanese and are the largest group of american women pows in the history of our country. c-span: where's this picture from? >> guest: that's the picture taken of the army nurses when they were liberated from santo tomas interment camp in manila. they're on their way out of camp. c-span: and where did you get the idea for this book? >> guest: it grew out of two sources. my mother served in the spars in world war ii. and i was always very interested in her time in uniform. everybody's dads served in world war ii, but not too many mothers. so i had that

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the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want to establish your priorities, make your decisions. you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 80 percent of the people. the next 30 percent of the people can be rescued by you people. then there's another 15 percent, that's where the fire department comes in, or the sheriff's department, people who are trained to do those type of rescue. the other 5 percent is by specialized teams, the usar teams. if you are to get to somebody

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escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >>> happy birth to you ♪ >> governor brown turned 73 today but celebrated last night. this his wife threw a mini party for him. sutter break-in is, of course, the first dog. he blew out all candles, 73. that is kind of mean. >> it took a lot of air power to get those candles out. >> we are looking at a blustery day, definitely on the brisk side. here we are at heavenly. 27 degrees, we have a winter weather advisory in the sierra until 5:00 this afternoon. more snow, anywhere from half a foot at the lower elevations to about ten inches above 7,000 feet. it's pretty sunny. a lot of the rain has been offshore but the camera is shaking. we do have gusty winds all across the bay area. still a few showers, may be a thunderstorm to contend before the afternoon is up. live doppler 7 hd. notice the main activity is offshore and also in the interior around fresno. as we go in closer, about 30 miles is where

escape the trap. say "enough."for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >>> southern california ticket.com announced shutting the concord office and cutting 125 jobs. most were call center representatives. function will be done by a texas firm software. they will help employees find work through a job fair. >> today at 4:00, oprah and her staff go vegan for a week. then at 5:00, sticker shock sets in over president obama's fund-raising dinner later this month. and role in stopping certain kinds of cancer. >> kristen: library of congress is saving favorite stongs. >> take me out to the ballgame is being preserved along with 24 other recordings. >> this year's selections klurl kli, stand by me. >> and let's stay together. i'm not singing that one. >> you're not singing? >> and also stand up comedy were can chosen for cultural significance. >> we will keep our day job. >> today we'll see temperatures really average despite the winds and it will be warmer than what we are g

. >> reporter: it's a funny thing about crab traps.ings besides craps. >> every once in a while we'll get an octopus. we always send them back. >> reporter: turns out it's not just fishermen like rodney dean who are excited to see a trap full of crabs. >> the other day a big one, big old octopus. come out of there and grabbed a hold of my hand like he wanted to shake hands with he. >> reporter: most crabbers will throw an octopus back to sea or invite it to dinner. but this octopus caught in the bay area crab pot a few years back met a much different fate. he became a celebrity. >> we work with local crab fishermen to provide a home for octopus they accidentally catch while crabbing. >> reporter: a unique program, san francisco's aquarium of the bay is offering to buy giant pacific octopus caught in crabbers' traps up to $300 depending on the size and condition of the catch. the octopus, which live up to five years, live out their days in the aquarium's waters. >> they're not something you normally see, so it's a unique opportunity for

they feel sort of trapped into a system in which they can't renounce. they are often in a system where they intuit that don't have a vocabulary for it. when people talk about morality often we end up talking. we the ben & jerry's ice cream company on foreign policy. i joke to one of my books that ben & jerry's should make a pacifist toothpaste doesn't kill germs. just ask them to leave. [laughter] they've got a whole foods market, one of the enlightened grocery stores or other cashiers look like they're from odyssey international. with either seaweed recall veggie booty with cale perkins to come home and say mom, mom, i want a snack will help prevent: rep cancer. and so, you know, i think this is sort of the world we are trapped in, but we realized that not all there is and there's more to life and more we should be experienced in. and so i was thinking about this problem and gradually became aware of this other life they were looking into some of the deeper things. and on the wasn't the illusions. it wasn't only philosophers, but it was people's need t

escape the trap. say "enough."ree help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the old hospital in oakland is going out with a bang. the hospital will be imploded around noon. terry mcsweeney is there. this has to be done with special care. >> reporter: very special care. they will be take 800 pounds of dynamite and putting it in 3500 holes drilled in the facility. shortly after noon, what you are looking at right now, this is a 11 story building, 597 beds were here in its prime. it will be a five minute event to take it down. the safety perimeter is going to be secured by personnel on the ground. we're told all hazardous materials have been taken out of the building and the concrete was checked out and there is no asbestos in it. having said all that, what do you think when you live closer to the implosion than anyone else. >> i've never experienced an implosion before. i remember when the geneva towers imploded in san

for a week the residents have been trapped in their homes in fear. i have asked for the european unionion sanctions applied to the ports and certain public entities because of the illegitimate regime to be lifted. >> in the address he said the area around the residence was being secured. andrew harding reports. >> the first pictures of the siege. these are the forces trying and failing to drive him out of his presidential bunker. we are here to destroy his palace says one soldier. but we seriously failed says another. the fight continues. his neighbors have had enough. last night the japanese ambassador was rescued from the frontline. the british are just next door. today french troops have been taking other foreigners to safety as the fighting flares. as for the local residents, a handful are also making a run for it. there is no water she is as. we don't drink. we don't eat. we are starting to see civilians escape from the city by bus. we have seen about 10 of these buses so far this morning. on the outskirts of town they are stopping and questioni

debt etc so we have this new concerted keane's in paradox that's actually causing a new liquidity trap so it's going to end badly but they can keep the game going for a while longer let's roll back and forth like i said you cover a lot of material there i want to ask you about one. he's been going in the face of the credit collapse he came in price stimulate bangs with the target being to reinflate the housing market or the housing bubble it seems that that has not happened to matter how much credit or liquidity a strong of this housing market continues to be weak and that excess liquidity is going into precious metals and commodities and assets except her so that policy makes to be a huge failure so why did he miss the miscalculate how did he miscalculate what is the whistling in this big picture and is housing going to just continue to be a huge drag i think you might have been a little disappointed with the results clearly failed but on the other hand if you're not here what else are you going to do i mean he has to double down he has to keep going he knows the minute he raises inte

outside passengers on two planes were trapped on the tarmac, waiting for takeoff, when they felt that violent jolt, we spoke to one man who says the wind -- waiting for a chance to leave, when just out of nowhere, the wind just started slamming into the plane. it really started rocking violently and then kind of spinning around, i think it kind of moved us 20 feet. the airplane kind of rocking back and forth and then when it started spinning, it kind of moved a lot. it was just one of those things that everyone was really shocked. and then everyone just started panicking because no one knew what was up. >> amazingly, only four people -- they haven't officially declared this a tornado yet, but you were able to identify some classic signs of the tornado from all that vid video. >> the video shows extreme damage to the roof there on the left side. you get debris that gets toss up in the air and some of that can go right through the windows in that concourse. so that's something we're looking at. going back to the radar, we're showing you a pretty severe cell right now that dropped a torn

we're in a new sort of i call it the keynesian trap meaning you know keynesian economics was developed to solve the problem of the liquidity trap when people were fearful and wanted to save so the idea was that people are saving the governments have to spend to keep the economy going i think now we've come so far down the government spending route that people look at government spending and far from being in the stimulative they view it as destructive maybe even new cause for concern so people are saving anyway so that you're in the situation where the more they ease the more average citizens want to save the leverage pay down debt etc so we have this new concerted keynesian paradox that's actually causing a new liquidity trap so it's going to end badly but they can keep the game going for a while longer let's roll back here for a second as you cover a lot of material there i want to ask you about what bernanke has been doing in the face of the credit collapse became in trying to stimulate things with the target being to reinflate powerhouse ing market or the housing bubble it seems th

one of the moths showed up on a trap posing a threat to five area vineyards. the pest tunnels through the grapes allowing mold and mildew to set in. tonight agriculture officials are meeting in san martin with growers and homeowner to outline a plan to eradicate the moth. >>> right now the marine center has its hands full caring for pups. the elephant seal pup season runs from february to may. many of those pups get separated from their mothers and end up stranded on the beach. volunteers are trying to teach the baby seals critical survival skills in their so called fish school. >> these animals in the wild they don't really learned how to eat at all after their weaned at four to six weeks. and then what happens is, they don't know what a fish is ultimately. so here at the marine mammal center we're actually enticing them. >> reporter: the marine center asks that anyone stay away from seals and instead asks that you call the marine center. >>> we want you to take a look at this. watch as a huge jet clips a smaller one on the tarmac and it whips it around like

now facing a humanitarian crisis, with civilians and rebels trapped, one fighter said, like rats in aafi's men shell from three sides. as always, that's where renowned war photographer tim hetherington was, attracted to conflict and danger, mindful of the risks, but determined to capture the truth of what he saw. >> i need to get close to the action. that's as a cameraman in combat, you need to be close to where it's at. >> reporter: it was in yet another war zone, afghanistan, where hetherington did his most memorable work, on assignment for "nightline" and "vanity fair." along with reporter sebastian younger, neither flinched under fire. younger spoke with us today, exclusively, about his dear friend and colleague. >> for him, working wasn't just about collecting images. it really was a way of existing in the world, a way of relating to people, a way of understanding the world and maybe improving it. >> reporter: on and off over 15 months in the summers of 2007 and 2008, younger and hetherington followed one u.s. army unit, company b, battle company, 2nd platoon in the korengal vall

what friends tell us about the man who spent four days trapped on the side of a cliff. >>> officers will not be hired. libraries will be closed and places for kid for kids to hang out may be opened. >>> you will be stopped under the influence even if on foot. hobbles be kept out of the bay to breakers. >>> tonight an unlikely new opponent of the death penalty. >> i would make atill la the hundred look left wing. >> reporter: they called him the hanging judge. why he is just not worth it any more. >> i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. >>> he spent his spring break trapped in a car for several days down the side of a cliff until he was rescued today. his car plunged down an embankment in the oakland hills. robert lyles on what caught the attention of a park ranger that led to the man's rescue. >> reporter: grizzly peak boulevard is known for two things, vistas and grizzly car plunges over the side. and few drivers survive the latter which is why jim wright's plunge fits the title miracle on grizzly peak. >> i'm lucky i could help this guy and i'm just so happy that he's okay. >> report

the fish which is considered a threatened species got trapped when the river with stood their banks.>> all right, mark joins us now. giants and dodgers are in game right now. >> the guy who signed a $30 million contract yesterday, trevor kayhill roughed up a little bit. just a laser with two men on. it leaves the premises in about 2.3 seconds. and that gave the white sox a 3- 1 lead. currently it's 4-2 white house 4th inning. >>> take a look at this play. josh hamilton tries to score on a little pop to third because no one was covering the plate. and on this particular plate he broke his right arm as you see it on the replay right there. josh hamilton the reigning american legal mvp will be out six to eight weeks. a damaging play for the texas rangers. >>> meantime the sharks in action on thursday down at the tank. the play offs begin. this is them working out a little bit. getting ready for their confrontation with the kings. three california teams for the first time ever go to the postseason. the sharks were 3-1-2 against the kings during the regular season. two of those losses wer

is accused of failing to protect the innocent those children trapped in prostitution are being jailed instead of official reports say there are at least one hundred thousand to child sex slaves in america. and not in my backyard britain's largest gypsy community prepares for battle taken from its decades long home gyptian seems plain they're being persecuted but local residents say the crime rate is high and the house prices are down because of the camp nearby and now we follow extreme rafters taking on the challenge of some of the wildest waters in russia our special report on the big river is next. sunlight cannot reach the depths of this gorge the torrents of water gushing through it crushed up against the treacherous rocks this is where the belladrum river as its narrowest locals colas place gold. has taken millions of years for bella river to wind its way through the great caucasus mountain range the end result is made up of rocky banks world policeman rapid school longest fools. seven people decided to take the unpredictable river kettle they intend to navigate because a disgrun

a metal jack being used to lift the building tipped over, causing the structure to shift trapping him in between. the worker was freed and take ento the hospital for treatment. >>> the oakland police detective who investigated chauncey billlineups murder was in court today. we were inside of the courtroom when the investigator testified about the case. >> reporter: for years he would visit black muslim bakery as an effort to build stronger relationships in the community. critics say he had too chose of a community relationship with the former leader of the bakery. he is on trial for ordering the killings of journalist chauncey bailey in 2007. >> there was nothing unusual about the relationship. i don't think it was a close one. >> reporter: they are suing the police department for -- he is suing the police tonight for tarnishing his career. the day after the bailey murder longmyer allowed him to speak with bakery employee brusard. a meeting that he did not record. after the meeting he contpetsed to killing bailey and testified last week that bay ordered the killing. the defense wants

by the time the twister lifted, people were trapped, homes destroyed. rescuers carried this child from a collapsed home in tuscaloosa. the governor says people there should be ready for more destruction. >> there are very few times in my lifetime, and in your lifetime that you can remember an outbreak of tornados, long trek of tornados like we are having at this present time. >> this surveillance camera spotted a storm slamming covington, mississippi. at the university of tennessee giant trees toppled trapping students and an uprooted tree sliced this building in half in northwest georgia. and dozens of rivers are rising at record rates. more than 15 inches of rain has fallen in a week. so much rain flooding is widespread along the mississippi and ohio rivers. >> there is more rain heading this way, so i'm almost afraid to start cleaning up because the water will get back in here and we will do it all over again. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at what is happening in the south and across the midwest. we are talking dozens and dozens

what it finally took for someone to find him after being trapped four days in a ravine in the oakland hills. >>> just done it all. >> tonight an unlikely new opponent of the death penalty. >> i would make it left wing. >> this man sentenced so many people to death row, they called him the hanging judge. why he says it's just not worth it anymore. >>> and good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. a bay area teacher will have plenty to tell his students when they go back to school after spring break. >> the teacher spent most of this week trapped in his car after it plunged more than 100 feet down an embankment in the oakland hills. robert lyles on what caught the attention of a park ranger that led to the man's rescue. >> reporter: the boulevard is known for two things. its distance and grizzly car plunges over the side and few drivers survive. that's why jim's plunge fits the title, miracle on grizzly peek. >> i feel extremely lucky i could help this guy and i'm so happy that he is okay. >> dave was patrolling grizzly peek boulevard around 10:30 this morning when the nine year vete

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t neighbors say ma >>> close call for a bay area teacher trapped in his car off an oakland hills cliff. next what neighbors say may have helped him survive nearly a week without food or water. >>> search-and-rescue missions underway in al-. what survivors are saying about the deadliest natural disaster since hurricane katrina. >>> and the royal ho i think moon on hold. >>> the weekend weather shaping up a little bit. >> fabulous. once the winds die down a little bit. >> almost perfect. >> i know. >> we're getting there. we're getting there. >> the winds will settle down. so we'll look for warmer temps for the next couple of days. warming up, 80s, 90s across the interior. not that hot today. we'll start the trend with clear skies and as mentioned, winds settling down through the day, warmer temperatures on the way through the week. >> more details in a few minutes. >>> a bay area teacher waking up at home after he spent most of the week trapped in his car. it plunged more than 100 feet down an embankment near till den park. you can see it on the map. robert lyle on what caught the atten

but as one local teen found out, even jobs posted on well-known reputable sites can be costly traps. tonight we go in-depth to expose a scam, preying on care takers. >> your first week on the job -- >> reporter: arianna thought she had found the perfect nanny job. >> i'm glad to receive your letter and very happy to let you know that the position is still very much open. >> reporter: she found the position on care.com, an online company that helps match families with nannies. >> i actually applied to them because they were saying how they have this wonderful job for 40 hours in gilroy, california. oh, that's so cool. it's close by. >> reporter: the pay, $700 a week was more than the 18-year-old had ever made. >> the most i would get would be like $180 a week. >> reporter: but then she started receiving e-mails from the family that she says made her feel uncomfortable. >> they sent me this picture of a big family. there were two boys. and they were really good at trying to convince me. >> reporter: arianna said she was told she got the job and would be paid in advance. all she had to

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this fire engines will be trapped in the rubble. take a look at that. maybe eight years from now, when this happens, we will look back and say, "why didn't we think about moving these fire trucks?" leave it outside. please think about that. thank you. president chiu: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is closed. >> items 19 through 23 are being considered for immediate and unanimous adoption without committee reference. these will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless one is called separately. president chiu: would anyone like to sever an item? roll-call vote on all these items. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye.