i studied mathematics at uc- davis and as a graduate students. i worked at ibm a lot of years and a couple of tech startups. in 2000 i moved to france i learned about wine. i just started drinking wine there and learning about it, so when i came back to the u.s., i took some classes at uc-davis, and i also work of a bunch of different local wineries. last year i was an intern. that is when it really hit me that california wine is not well-represented in california. there is a lot of wine documentary's out there, and they portray european wines and the time-honored family-owned wineries. that is not the case. there are a ton of small wineries out there. we hear more about french wine than local wine. this is something i can contribute. i am keeping wine shop hours. it is local, small production lines. i feel for the project to succeed, i really need a tasting room, because it is probably something they have never seen before, never heard of before. that is how i got to the point where i am. in terms of why it would be good, i have a lot of communi

they'll be tested here at uc davis as a bis bais line for the kos bli contaminated seafood. >> theretainly seafood that can't move may be more contaminated than fish that can swim away. we're going test a range. >> this is what the sample will look like. >> the laboratories have never tested food for petroleum before. and there is now $140,000 from the u.s. food and drug administration. >> this is looking for an after yeah of toxic chemicals. >> this is about two dozen. >> some of those have potential to cause cancer in humans this, is one of eight that will be testing seafood pulled from oily waters to give consumers as far as california confidence in what comes from the gulf. >> i think that californians consume gulf shrimp and oysters. >> this lab will have equipment in place in case there is this anywhere else in the country. >> there is some important change as head for u.s. financial system. the measure clamps down on lending and creates a new agency to protect consumers. and this gives new powers to break up companies that threaten the question kme. the president says it will

. >> uc davis animal health food safety lab is one of only 8 lab in the nation that will be testing gulf fish and shellfish for oil contamination. shrimp oysters and crab these here were pulled from the gulf before oil reached the habitat. they will be quud to establish a base lichbility scientist will compare that to sea life that has been exposed to oil. shellfish are most at refusing. >> certainly seafood that can't manufacture is probably more likely to be contaminated than the fish that can swim away. all the different types of seafood are concerned and we are going to be testing whole range of different type types. >> uc davis expects to begin testing seafood exposed to the gulf noyl a few week. >>> right. breaking news now in southern california. lightning sparked this wildfire we are going to show you burning in hemet in riverside county. one of more than a dozen lightning fires in that renal. >> thunderstorms in the area also caused flash flooding all of this after day of triple digit heat that is not forecast to let up until saturday. >>> so they have some challenges down in so

. >> we stayed with it for an hour along with the vets from uc davis. it was very agitated. >> reporter: understandably agitated, say protestors, uc davis vets had brought the cow there to give birth in front of fair goers. >> you know the mayhem of a midway walking by one of those creatures how are you to gain a real sense of this animal. >> reporter: on youtube we found home video at cows and other animals birthing at state fairs across the country. they would not re-think the live bits again. >> it's a girl. >> reporter: but would review their procedures on dealing with stressed animals. that's what oakland has done since last may when housing authority police pursued a wild deer into a backyard. oakland police shot it six times, killing it. as a result, oakland animal control officers now are carrying these tranquilizer syringe poles for sick or hurt animals. >> at the end is a syringe. >> reporter: the animal services director used it for the first time yesterday on a trapped raccoon. she is writing new rules. >> if they are up and moving and not l

. >> we stayed with it for an hour along with the vets from uc davis. it was very agitated. >> reporter: understandably agitated, say protestors, uc davis vets had brought the cow there to give birth in front of fair goers. >> you know the mayhem of a midway walking by one of those creatures how are you to gain a real sense of this animal. >> reporter: on youtube we found home video at cows and other animals birthing at state fairs across the country. they would not re-think the live bits again. >> it's a girl. >> reporter: but would review their procedures on dealing with stressed animals. that's what oakland has done since last may when housing authority police pursued a wild deer into a backyard. oakland police shot it six times, killing it. as a result, oakland animal control officers now are carrying these tranquilizer syringe poles for sick or hurt animals. >> at the end is a syringe. >> reporter: the animal services director used it for the first time yesterday on a trapped raccoon. she is writing new rules. >> if they are up and moving and not l

the humane society wants to end livestock exhibits between pregnant animals and the uc- davis is demanding in a review of the procedures for handling all animal incidents in once a plan to prepare large venues to deal with an escaped large animal and mr. day's incident happened before the fair opened to the public. >>> a fire continues to burn tonight and they say they have the best buyer 25% contained. it burned more than 2500 acres about 75 miles north of los angeles bid at least 25 buildings have been destroyed. the fire is one of two burning that force about 2300 people to evacuate. >>> a federal judge today throughout the major provisions of arizona's controversial immigration law and opponents say they are thrilled all supporters say this is just the first legal ground. samantha has reaction from washington. >> this the day before arizona's controversial law goes into effect, temporarily blocking the most contentious provision of the lot arizona governor jim brewer who signed the law in naples says the preliminary injunction will be appealed. >> we knew regardless that one side or th

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she's a republican and graduated from uc davis school of law.t 48 hours after being fired for allegedly not raises commons for a agriculture department is surely is now being offered a new job. helping to eradicate racism in the same department. she hasn't set a shall take the job yet but she has got one thing she wanted an apology. >> is a good woman she's been put through help. agriculture secretary called his decision to fire her on the stay key will live with for the rest of his life. the woman at the center the storm watch as the president's spokesperson and admitted there was plenty of blame to go around. >> everybody involved make determinations without knowing all the facts and all the events. >> should of happen it took too long but it makes me feel better that the apology has finally coming. >> the story at lightening speed after tea party blocker posted this video on monday carried >> and here i was faced with having have a white person's say their name. so why didn't give him the full force of what i could do. sure >> rotted and naac

. >>> a new study out of uc davis shows many olive oil sold in the united states are not the high gradextra virgin as their labels claim. researchers found that 69% of the imported oils and 10% of domestic oils failed international extra virgin standards. the study comes at the u.s. department of agriculture begins developing standards for labels such as virgin or extra virgin. >>> iphone battles it's antenna problems, a flood of new smart phones are coming into the market. we will look at some of them and the competition they present. >>> and what a great day here in the bay area and the weekend is right around the corner. what is it going to be like? our chief meteorologist bill martin is working on the forecast, he'll have it for you right after the break. >>> new at 6:00, two dead, two still missing after a boat capsizes off our coast. we are learning who the victims were and new details on what led to the disaster at sea. >>> and, putting a face to the violence. we've obtained pictures of the people police say are responsible for last week's violent riots. >>> plus, find out how yo

. >>> scientist at uc-davis are part of a nationwide effort studying the effects of the oil spill onarine life. koula gianulias on what their research could mean for the entire country's economy. >>> reporter: this is one of eight labs across the country receiving samples from the gulf of mexico including this blue crab. >> crab and shrimp, oysters. >> reporter: their assignment is detecting health hazards. but their findings will also have critical implications for the economy of the gulf region. >> the faster we can guarantee that the seafood is safe the faster they can get back in and harvest the seafood. >> reporter: a doctor is leading a team of ten toxicologists and chemists using $140,000 worth of new equipment to test frozen seafood samples. >> there are literally hundreds of different individual chemicals in crude oil. >> what it's doing now is moving into the oven. >> reporter: the team will perfect the method as samples continue coming in. official testing begins at early as next week. the food and drug administration selected the animal health and food safety lab at uc-da

the 50 year-old native of is a graduate of uc-davis of law and is a republican for approved by voters nov. she would replace retiring judge ron george. >> national news did not limit agencies are resuming sending out unemployment benefits to millions of people to such as a little while ago passed an extension of jobless benefits the measure will go into the house. there could be a vote there is early as tomorrow. the votes do seem to be there for passage. some unemployed americans could get checks as soon as next week. republicans have been fighting the measure saying it is too expensive. president barack obama getting a big round of applause today when he announced the more sweeping overhaul of lending in high finance roll since the great depression. this means added safeguards for millions of consumers reforms are also aimed at restraining wall street access that could set up a new recession. >> is a lot american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. there will be no tax funded bailout. >> new rules are not finished baking in merchant regulato

if confirmed, the uc davis graduate walt would give california supreme court a female majority for the first time in its history replacing ron george, a moderate republican who announced his retirement last week. >>> it's done. the president, today, signed the new financial reform package giving more protection to consumers and creating more oversight for banks and lenders and other big companies. nbc bay area damian trujillo was at san jose city hall with the changes. they might have haeped avoid the troubles they had today. these were people part of the housing crisis, damian? >> that's right. for many people here, the bill might be too late. the new rules are swenlded to prevent a future financial crisis. with the stroke of a pen and flanked by supporters, president obama ushered in sweeping financial reform from maine street consumer protection to new regulations aimed at preventing another financial meltdown on wall street. >> because of this law the american people h never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. there will be no more tax-funded bailouts, perio

commercially in california, one of the most popular being the albion variety that daren worked closely with uc-davis to develop. >> it has several advantages over other varieties. first of all, the production is high. i mean, this thing will produce anywhere from 6,500 to 8,000 trays a year, ok? the second thing that it does, it has that beautiful red color, probably one of the prettiest berries that you can buy on the market. it also has shipping ability. so what it does is it allows us to ship it full color. now, that has been something that has eluded us for years. >> once the berries are picked, they are then rushed into the cooling facility where huge fans draw out field heat. once cooled, they are then trucked off for same-day delivery to a variety of places, including one of northern california's most famous berry businesses, shari's berries. started in 1989, this is the place where strawberries go on a unique adventure. here, they are drizzled, dipped, dunked, and no doubt devoured by those lucky enough to receive one. >> you talk about how a company succeeds. it's got to have a product with

. >>> researchers at uc davis say meditating is not just a form of relaxing it can also help your attention span. they studied a group of 60 people who practiced buddhist meditation during a three-month retreat. at three separate times during the retreat people took a computer test measuring their ability to sustain individual attention and each time they showed improvement which continued for five months after the retreat was over and especially among those who kept meditating every day. >>> well, denny's slap shot sliders is more than a tongue twister. it's a fat trap. the burger made the list of the worst restaurant kid's meals. the study by the authors of "eat this not that" says they have this, 53 grams of fat. the chicken fingers with fries at outback steak howls hassle -- steakhouse has fat. the study says you can make a grilled cheese sandwich at home with real butter and it will still have fewer calories. by comparison, the 48 grams of fat in the olive garden fettuccine seems like a diet but the writers say it's out of control. >> stick to garlic. >>> billed as the strongest a i wo

researchers at uc davis found a third of the students with adhd drop out ordeal yeah graduation comparedo 15% of unaffected teens who drop out. experts say it's important not to let it go untreated in order to improve performances and achievements. >> up next, kanye west comes to san francisco to tweet. >> tweeting gold digger? you will not believe kanye west's following. next. )ñ)ñ)ñ)ñ)ñ)ñ@ú@x "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat witmy friends m: how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with our fastest internet speed ever... wi

researchers at uc-davis tested dozens of supermarket brands finding that 69% of the imported olive oils and 10% of domestics don't deserve that extra virgin olive oil label. some that failed the test, two or three samples of whole foods 365 extra virgin olive oil, bertolli, star, "newman's own," even two samples of rachael ray's evoo didn't make the grade. that's a shame. poor quality oils can be blamed on olives that are too ripe or damaged. whole foods says it stands by its 365 brand. one brand that did make the cut, costco's kirkland brand. the complete list is on our website, cbs5.com. >>> how about the summer's freshest fruit? tony tantillo next with the best picks for us. ,,,, [ female announcer ] mission presents well-rounded family meals for $10. just a few simple ingredients and great-tasting mission flour tortillas make fabulous chicken fajitas, warm and yummy breakfast burritos and seriously tasty tacos. you'll find these budget-minded recipes and more ways to save at missionmenus.com. great meals start with delicious mission flour tortillas. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh i

to lose some of their nutrition, tomatoes are the opposite, which has researchers at places like uc davisdying up on the popular produce item. >> the great thing about tomatoes is that they're loaded with vitamins like vitamin a, vitamin captain, and they're also full of these compounds called carotenoids. most people heard of lycopene and that one has--lycopene has got lots of attention because of prostate cancer and also in vitamin a. but some of the research studies now are looking at it differently saying, hey, lycopene is great, but there's much more to it now. for this part of our study, we were just trying to test how your arteries would change over time using this ultrasound, before and after treatment with tomatoes over 6 weeks. >> so, whether you eat tomatoes for your health or just for fun, folks like bruce are hoping you eat them for a bigger reason, as a way to support your local farming community, which, in turn, supports you. >> well, i tell people it's really the essential industry that we have in this country or in the entire planet, really. it's the basic thing that we a

whitman's campaign says the first of eight will be september 28th at uc davis and agreed to two debates in october. one in fresno and one at dominican university in san francisco. that one is sponsored by nbc. in response, democrat jerry brown, again, challenged whitman to a total of ten debates. >>> now to the latest on the leak of the secret documents connected to the war in afghanistan. the u.s. house approved $33 billion additional funding for the war, despite increased skepticism about the war effort. and president obama talked about the leak today and whether strategy will change in afghanistan. >> reporter: the american economy stalled. budget gap growing. a big election less than 100 days away. all that is making another $60 billion in funding for the afghanistan war a tough sell on capitol hill. >> i cannot look my constituents in the eye and say that this operation will hurt our enemies more than it hurts us. >> i think we need a renewed debate about the course of this war. >> reporter: a war that's now being cast in an even more unfavorable light with the online leak of 91,00

the cow itself was taken to uc- davis veterinary hospital where it will have a necropsy. back to you. >> thank you. >>> tony hayward's last day as the ceo of british petroleum is going to be october 1. american robert dudley will become bp's first non-british chief executive. he says going forward, the company will focus on three areas: permanently stopping the oil leak, cleaning up the water and shores, and compensating people who have lost their livelihoods because of the oil bill. dudley will be based in london but he has been in the gulf since the disaster started. >> i have spent the last three months every day on the gulf coast, and i'm going to focus on the next month and a half on the gulf coast and our relationships in the gulf coast and washington. >> the white house staff says it's not concerned about who is in charge of bp. it just wants to make sure that that person stays in the gulf and meets the obligations and responsibilities of the company. >>> one of the missing u.s. sailors in afghanistan is now confirmed dead. justin mcneeley's family confirms that hi

a uc davis scientists is kicking around the concept, but michael says the donut has never been proven or thoroughly tested. >> but it seems to persist as an interesting hypothesis. >> reporter: while some scientists are speculating about the possibility of a mogi donut in southern california, the seismologist we talked to said that the concept does not apply to northern california. that's because the bay's area fat system which produced the pry open prima quake was on the same system. with each new trembler hi-tech tools like satellite and gps allows scientists to collect more information than ever about how to ground his moves and how faults are working together as networks, but michael says more information doesn't necessarily mean better quake forecasting. >> we're learning the process is so complicated that we're becoming a little less certain about making forecasts. >> reporter: so it's best to be prepared. in menlo park, sharon chin, cbs5. >>> it panned out to be warmer today than yesterday with highs back in between 63 at the immediate seashore to 90 degrees in our inland areas

she got her undergraduate and law degrees from uc-davis. one personal profile of her said she had a tougher time getting a job out of law school so she supported herself by working as a blackjack dealer in reno. she is married to a sacramento police officer and they have two children. coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to you about a case that she just ruled on recently that gives you a little insight into her judicial philosophy. >> we'll look forward to that. simon perez in sacramento, thank you. >>> will their apologies be enough? both the white house and the agriculture secretary are apologizing to an employee fired because of what they thought were her remarks on race. [ inaudible ] >> what she said was taken out of context and posted on the web. agriculture secretary vilsack has perjury personally apologized and takes responsibility for asking her to resign. >> as it was unfolding, my thought was this is so unreal! >> in addition, vilsack is offering her a new position at the usda, but she says it's been a whirlwind week for her and she ne

a uc davis scientist is kicking around the concept. but he says the donut has never been proven thoroughly tested. >> it seems to persist as an interesting hypothesis. >> reporter: while some scientists are speculating about the possibility of a donut in southern california, the seismologists we talked to says the concept does not apply to northern california. that's because the bay area's fault system which produced the loam brett quake looks more different. >> much more linear here. much more of the energy is focused on the san an dayest. hard to get that in a circular pattern. >> reporter: with each new tell bler high-tech tools like satellite and gps allows scientists to collect more information than ever about how the ground has moved and how faults are working together as networks. but he says more information doesn't necessarily mean better quake forecasting. >> we're learning the process is so complicate that had we're becoming a little less certain about maybe forecasting. >> seismologists say they may be able to use climateto

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from sacramento and uc davis and is married and has two daughters. a three-person legal panel must approve and then voters must do so on the ballot in november. on a personal note, one profile of her said she had a hard time finding a job out of law school, so she supported herself by working as a blackjack dealer in reno. in sacramento i'm simon perez, cbs5. says that's not enough to make >>> complicated routines and strenuous workouts, why one court says that is not enough to make cheerleading a sport. >>> some south bay parents trying to save their kids' school programs, what weeks of fundraising has netted them and what they were able to salvage. >>> and the terminator takes a shot at the road warrior, what governor schwarzenegger had to say about mel gibson's recent tirade. >> we're calling it the summer doldrums because some areas were a good 10 degrees below average. now the neighborhoods that were warm 10 degrees on thursday. pinpoint forecast up next. ,, [ female announcer ] swiffer wetjet absorbs and traps so much dirt you'll never go back

and i've learned this from ann arborist i spoke to and also a fellow named lars costello, a uc-davis consultant to san francisco county on street trees and probably is known to ms. short. i quoted, you know, basically our communication in our email that he really feels -- he wished me good luck. i invited him here tonight in terms of participating in this appeal. i'm so sorry that the bureau of urban forestry isn't on my side and isn't helping me in terms of giving me information about those trees and this tree which, you know, in fact shouldn't have been planted. i wish that they could help advise citizens of san francisco about the safest, best trees to plant and warn us of those trees that are likely to disrupt our systems, even if they've been in there for some number of years, because maybe there is something i could have done years ago to, you know, walled off these roots from growing into the sewer pipe. it is far enough away in terms of feet down below the street, i guess, to meet the city's requirements, but for a 35-foot tree, the roots are growing at least 35 feet away fro

scientists from uc davis and the universe of the arizona have managed to develop malaria resistant mosquitos. they have changed a single gene protecting the insect from the parasite that causes the deadly disease. it means mosquitoes won't be able to pass it on to humans. >> malaria is causing so many problems worldwide, the number ofp deaths and it's a hugy expensive disease to fight and treat. so by eliminating that we could at least control a major scourge of the world. >> mallash was declared eradicateiated from the u.s. in the 1950 as, but there are still about 1500 cases reported annually. disease kills almost a million people each year worldwide. >>> starting with tomorrow morning's commute, carpoolers won't be able to pay crash to cross the gilbert golden gate bridge. now carpoolers must have fastrak. >>> a new report suggests world war ii era bomb could be buried in point reyes seashore. army corps of engineer say there may be bomb and other debris and there is a slight chance that they pose a danger to poke people. a dispute between the corps and federated indians have stalled an i

. >> reporter: here at uc davis, researchers such as james murray are working on more than three labso genetically modify large animals. they've already done so with these goats. >> most of our work is aimed at trying to add new genes or express more master genes that are already in milk to make it healthier for humans to drink. >> reporter: murray and his colleagues are finding themselves thrust under the spotlight. to make the first engineers food for human consumption. >> with 4 billion people on earth we can't feed them use ago true hunter gather strategy. >> reporter: they want to expand their research to cows and point out work is already in the works for pigs. >> the part of the pig that we eat is totally the same as it always was. and yet you have a major reduction in a potential pollutant. >> reporter: not everyone in the science community is as enthusiastic. >> why are we doing this? >> reporter: j.d. hanson -- >> they are not genetically engineering animals for any other purpose to make them fit better into the industrial food system. >> reporter: hanson like many others op

. >> reporter: here at uc davis, researchers such as james murray are working on more than three labso genetically modify large animals. they've already done so with these goats. >> most of our work is aimed at trying to add new genes or express more master genes that are already in milk to make it healthier for humans to drink. >> reporter: murray and his colleagues are finding themselves thrust under the spotlight. to make the first engineers food for human consumption. with 4 billion people on earth we can't feed them use ago true hunter gather strategy. >> reporter: they want to expand their research to cows and point out work is already in the works for pigs. >> the part of the pig that we eat is totally the same as it w and yet you have a major reduction in a potential pollutant. >> reporter: not everyone in the science community is as enthusiastic. >> why are we doing this? >> reporter: j.d. hanson -- >> they are not genetically engineering animals for any other purpose to make them fit better into the industrial food system. >> reporter: hanson like many others opposed sea the

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they are: september 28 at uc- davis, october 2 at fresno state, and october 11 at dominican universityael. her democratic opponent state attorney general jerry brown had previously agreed to 10 debates in forums. whitman said that was too many. >>> it's 5: 42. is our cool weather going to continue? the forecast when we come back. >> plus, a fire burning out of control in the tehachapi region of southern california. we'll have an update from the firelines when we return. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we start off with a bridge check. all your bridges, two thumbs up. we're off to a great start. at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and the golden gate, great start. today is going to be a historic day for the bay bridge and san francisco's skyline. that first piece of the new tower going up on the eastern span of the bay bridge. it goes up today. construction is slated to begin around 11 a.m. so it's not really going to have an impact on the morning commute. more of a visual distraction around midday. so watch out for that if you are commuting across the bay bridge sometime after 10:00 t

the 50-year-old got her law degree from uc-davis. >>> a former agriculture department worker receivesn apology from the white house as well as a new job offer to consider. tara mergener has the latest on shirley sherrod, who just a few days ago was labeled a racist and forced to resign >>> reporter: shirley sherrod is still deciding whether to go back to the department of agriculture. >> she has a unique set of skills which i think would lend themselves to assisting in helping usda as we deal with trying to turn the page on our civil rights chapter. >> reporter: secretary tom vilsack offered to rehire the 62-year-old wednesday for a new role just days after firing her over this speech. the edited clip posted online by conservative bloggers appeared to show her making racist remarks. but it soon became clear the comments were taken out of context. and there was actually nothing racist about the speech at all. >> without a doubt, miss sherrod is owed an apology. i would do so certainly on behalf of this administration. >> reporter: she said she resigned under pressure from the white hou

the 50-year-old got her law degree from uc-davis. it's tani cantil -- >> cantil-sakauye. >> we'll be hearing that a lot. >>> 6:13. we have all done it but probably not while we were robbing a bank. >> coming up, the getaway car that wasn't a getaway car. the mistake police say a female robber made after she held up a bank. >>> and our forecast for today, you're probably hoping it's a mistake. more clouds expected and more cool temperatures around the bay area. is it summertime or what?? we'll take a look at the seven- day forecast and let you know if a summertime warmup could be on the way. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you

shall also give a female majority for the first time in its history the 50 year-old is a graduate of uc-davislot and a republican and if approved by voters she would replace. was an exciting day in baseball starting with the giants facing their daughter's rival in l.a. tensions were high not pitching like to himself down 5-1 in the fourth inning he cannot attend so both branches are want is someone else gets fed they want to be ejected. well with that said dirges starter hit evelyn rollins so he's gone so and now in the ninth inning something you don't see very often bases loaded he goes out for power, he heads back to the dugout bench and practices of those steps back on the mound, or you can't do that giants manager judges did you're only allowed to kerman once in an inning if you judge the mound again that counts as a signature a year of surgery pitcher. that said the giants down one and you could try to come in, the it's one to the gap in left field that drives in two runs the giants win it, and a 97-5. how about that. kelly to the state these are hosting the boston red sox in eight to ro

reporter: the model shows a doughnut and the hole in the middle where a large quake could occur and a uc davistist is kicking -- around the concept but it has not been thoroughly proven or tested. >> it seems to persist as an interesting hypothesis. >> reporter: while speculating about the doughnut, seismologists we talked to said the concept does not apply to northern california. that is because the bay area's fault system, which produced the loma prieta quake is much different. >> the system here is much more linear and much of the energy is focused on the san andreas and it is hard to get that circular pattern. >> the new tools allows scientists to collect more information than ever how faults are working together as networks and michael says more information is not necessarily meaning better quake forecasting. >> we are learning the process is complicated we're becoming less certain about making forecasts. >> it is best to be prepared. in menlo park, sharon chen, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> during that story, lawrence and i were talking about bow nuts doughnuts and how much we love them. >>