although not totally undeveloped, like areas like hunter's point, we need to look at that. it is a good example of that. and an example the other way, of course, is the ridiculous section of san jose. i say that because i do not think anyone will disagree with me on that. it was a failed concept, as far as the mission freeway is concerned. it should have been corrected immediately. it has not been. to me, that is one of the major situations that you have there. if money is going to flow anywhere in to the general area, in my mind, that should be the first objective, to do that correctly and a lot of the rest will follow. i am totally disappointed with bart as far as their failure to come forward, other than inching, and they are still inching along. they have not come into my mind, done their job with land use as regards to that station, parking lot, and everything else. it should not serve the purpose it was originally intended to, never done correctly. i look forward to being at your next meeting, if i can possibly be there. it will be interesting to hear the public comme

this is what the area looks like today, the most problematic hills are undeveloped but you have homes dotting the hillside below and in this hot spot you have homes built right into the hillside. >> it's ironic that some of the best looking home sites in mountainous areas tend to be on landslides and people don't recognize them until long after they have built the homes. >> reporter: in some cases that great view comes with a risk. in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are days away from the official start of the baseball season but tonight is opening night for the bay bridge series between the testedding -- defending world champs san francisco giants and the oakland as. they took the field a couple minutes ago and the as are batting in the 1st inning. game 2 of the bay bridge series is tomorrow night at the oakland col see yum -- coliseum. >>> starting this week it's going to get a little easier to go hawaiian from the bay area. why grass skirts were out in force today at one local airport. >>> from too much rain to records. meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell

. >> reporter: the small, undeveloped island is just shy of 6 acres and the highest peak is 170 feet above the water. it also touches three counties, marin, contra costa, and san francisco. >> you have to get a permit to do anything so obviously the county is gonna have a say over it and then the public would possibly have a hugh and cry depending on what it is you want to do. >> reporter: a bay area gemologist and businessman named david glick man bought the island back in the 1960s, but his plan to build a hotel orca seen oh went nowhere. >> well they get the island, we have been, you know, sort of with a smile on our face saying you get the island and the mineral rights and blagojevich bragging rights. >> reporter: dig be hopes the owner is more interested in donating than digging. >> the simplest would be the person who has big pockets and buy the island and say i'll donate it because the most would come the san francisco bay park association. >> reporter: sandra cook, cbs5. >>> well they are offering up 10,000 bucks to the person who introduces him to his future wife. here he is

it essentially says it has to be essentially a partially undeveloped area, and that is left undefined, but we believe that means lacking in infrastructure. that is about it. the moneys have to be directed towards public facilities, and, of course, you have to have a vote of either the property owners or the people, and it cannot be within an existing redevelopment area. the logical reason for that is we are already using tax increment with in redevelopment areas, so it would be duplicative of that. those are the broad restrictions if you will on the use of that at the state level. we were asked to restrict it further in san francisco, primarily out of a concern of projecting -- protected the general fund. supervisor cohen: fast by whom? >> by all our partners in the city. their job is to make sure we protect our general fund monies. the concern is simply this is a very powerful financing tool, and we need to use it judiciously. otherwise, presumably, every neighborhood would like to have an ifd, and pretty soon, all the cookies in the cookie jar would be gone. we were proposing this a

west so if you're just going with the with the motto with the milieu with the police share to an undeveloped or kayak society are of the arab world today you will not see the results which you want to sing so i don't think that of course there will be a lot of advisors that will be many consult on school be trying to educate. you or bleeders about western motives but i think that the arab world will produce its own democracy very soon what you've said here about america are far more concerned about oil and gas suppliers in north africa and in the middle east and there are the human rights and democracy can back up that claim well it's in its usual. clash between the values and interests of course there are values of human rights rule of law and democracy which are universal for the whole europe including russia for the united states of america but there are interests and no one has forgotten the concept of our war or will be our bad guys so to speak and if the leader can provide american security interests and if these or that leader can provide a russian or a west european economic interest

lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are responsible for maintaining systems and source supply, the standards that protect water are established at the federal level. there are two important pieces of federal legislation that were both enacted in the early to mid-1970s. the first was the clean water act, which acts to protect rivers and lakes, and sources of drinking water. the second was the safe drinking water act, that provides federal standards to assure the safety of the water that we drink. both acts have been amended since they were first adopted, and they're both cornerstones for the water issues that we face in america today. allbee: the clean water act set a floor and ba

west so if you're just going with the with the more with the motor with the cliche here but to an undeveloped our society our of the arab world today you will not see the results which you want to sing so i think that of course there will be a lot of advisors that will be many consultants who will be trying to educate. you or bleeders about western modals. i think that the arab world will produce its own image of the world democracy very soon. but they missed the full interview with me and i get off coming up in just around twenty minutes time here our team. now the libyan crisis is showing no signs of dying down and is now being felt far beyond its borders the price of oil has skyrocketed as a result with thousands that have a grand thing to neighboring countries artie's any collusion i think the racial. let's look at the implications of the ongoing unrest in the northern african region and what it means for the rest of the world geographically libya tunisia egypt iran and these are just some of the countries affected by the civil unrest there just across the sea from europe and this to me t

very first move is very supportive of this is what we know that russia is considered to be a bit undevelopedcompared to other bric countries why did she think. there aren't enough people investing in russia now but i think currently after the two thousand and eight crisis it was really hard to attract investment back to russia a lot of investors were burnt there was a lot of you know very bad stories of corporate governance and i think pick up. a couple investors into our funds. two thousand in the early two thousand and eleven and i think just just because of a couple of global things that are happening right now russia has become a place for people to reallocate their money so you definitely see that in the next coming year to two thousand level and hopefully to person twelve i think drivers going forward for russia are many there is a two thousand and fourteen olympics two thousand and eighteen world cup these are these are vents hopefully it will really change the company search change the country and the investment appetite amongst foreign investors how important is getting the russian

compare with the earthquake in haiti if you compare earthquakes massive disasters in developed vs undeveloped countries in haiti we saw a massive loss when it comes to you know loss of life in these more developed countries like japan is the whole greater on the economic front. you know one potential earthquake to look at is indonesia because of the whole tsunami and we saw two hundred thousand people in the region very close to. so definitely much more loss of life but the economic toll is going to be very large. if you look at the devastation in terms of loss production that not just loss of lives but the production of the building the roads it's going to be an enormous task for them to be able to rebuild but some are saying larry summers for example today said that ironically this could also mean more investment because that means that more international firms you know contractors are going to be asked to come in and to rebuilt you know it's almost like the broken window syndrome where i just take my rock and i go break a window and therefore you have to fix the window and that creates g.d

it broke out in an undeveloped area.cials say now the winds have changed, so we have some houses in the lane oline of fire. they hope this fire will burn itself out. 150 a. have burned. a small planes lies off a runway in texas. it took off for mexico, the plane was diverted to houston instead, the pilot overshot the runway. it smashed into a barricade 50 yds from the back gate that surrounds the runway. thick fog may have been a factor. 10:43 a.m. let's go back and deciding to look as we head off at mt. tamos beautiful out there. >> james: 10:46 a.m., the fourth set of the tower segment was successfully placed earlier this morning at of schedule. this brings it up to 480 ft., right near its ultimate height of 525 ft.. overturned burn the truck back some traffic this morning, it crashed on the san mateo bridge blocking to middle lanes, backing up cars for miles spirited happened west of the toll plaza. crews cleared the area. no one was injured. the big board this morning, -161, s&p also down 60, we are seen stock prices

what are we going to do with this mass of undeveloped black humanities. those who are the consumers of everything and the producers of nothing. what are we going to do with these people? after katrina took place on of the generals down there said that we are going to take that city after the soldiers shot for desperate people. somebody's going to ask that question what are we going to do with of massive black humanity that fills our prisons up. was it with me ask you something. why is it that you would not focus on the individual responsibility, you talk about individual responsibility in your own half-life about fighting your own demons, about overcoming stuttering, about the ability to discover who you are in truth, to discover he said even in jail the jolie of moment to moment. so why are you then talking about this kind of larger, this white racist out there sticking all these black people in jail. >> guest: its never been individual white racists in georgia, alabama, mississippi. it has always been the government. post proceeding barack obama and the

so i directed the interior department to determine just how many of these leases are going undeveloped and report back to me within two weeks, so that we can encourage companies to develop the leases they hold and produce american energy. people deserve to know that the energy they depend on is being developed in a timely manner. we're also taking steps that will enable us to gather data on potential gas and oil resources off the mid and south atlantic. and we're working with industry to explore new frontiers of production, safety measures, and containment technology. we're looking at potential new development in alaska both onshore and offshore when it comes to imported oil, we're strengthening our key energy relationships with other producer nations, something that i will discuss with the president of brazil next week. all of these actions can increase domestic oil production in the short and medium term. but let's be clear. it is not a long-term solution. even if we started drilling new wells tomorrow that oil isn't coming online overnight. and even if we tap every single reserve av

but, you know, one day somebody is going to say, what are we going to do with these mass of undeveloped blacks u mhumanity live in our ghettos and who are the consumers of everything and the producers of nothing. what are we going to do with these people? down in new orleans after katrina took place, one of the generals down there said we're going to take back this city after his soldiers have been shot four desperate people. somebody is going to ask that people what are we going to do with this massive black humanity that fills our prisons up. >> host: why would you not focus on individual responsibility? you talk about individual responsibility in your own life. about fighting your own deemons about over coming stuttering about the discovery of who you are and truth to discover -- you said in jail you discovered the jail moment to moment. >> guest: moment to moment to life to life to moment to moment. >> host: why are you then talking about this kind of larger as if some white racist is out there sticking all these plaque people in jail? -- black people in jail? >> guest: it's never b

one day somebody's going to say what are we going to do with this mass of undeveloped black humanity who live in our ghettos, who have -- and in our cities, who are the consumer of everything and the producers of nothing? is what are we going to do with these people? down in new orleans after katrina took place one of the generals down there said we're going to take back this city after his soldiers had just shot four desperate people. you know, somebody's going to ask that question. what, what e going to do with this massive black humanity that fills our prisons up? >> host: why is it you would not focus on individual responsibility? you talk about individual responsibility in your own life. >> guest: oh, yeah. >> host: about fighting your own demons, about overcoming stuttering, about the ability to discover you who you are in tru. you said even in jail you discovered the joy of moment to moment. >> guest: moment to moment. >> host: okay. so why are you, then, talking about this kind of larger as if some light racist is out there sticking all these black people in jail. >> >> guest

these flames broke out actually overnight in net undeveloped area.arlier we were talking about another wildfire that has been burning for few days. this one is being pushed by wins away from homes. fire crews hope it will burn out on its own. keeping the same man. 150 a. burned but look at all of that smoke. this is something we are keeping our eye on. >> mark: we will be right back as the news continues until 11:00 a.m. traffic moving smoothly here, a few bricks like to towards the high-rise section. >> darya: a live look at tom hall, a look at all that snow. --at tahoe--i love when you get snow, sunshine, and then snow, then sunshine again. >> james: if you're headed to tahoe this weekend here we have today looking beautiful temperatures up near 53, saturday as that storm approaches the bay area, it translates to a rain/snow mix. sunday will be about 6,500 ft.. otherwise a great weekend for skiing. they expect to get more snow from the store. we have conditions a look good here, westbound 80 near the macarthur maze, clear conditions right now. let'

the 1940s and 50s when many of these places were first found so they were at the time very very undeveloped and relatively easy to build on. this gives you a flavor for the progression of dark skies over the years. this is a picture of tucson a scene from kitt peak from 1959 to 1980 to more recent times in 2003 and you can certainly see the urban sprawl that has taken place but tucson and flagstaff at other places that are in our book really have been world leaders in legislation to keep, to maintain these dark skies. the lighting fixture points down instead of a. the shielding fixture does a vast amount of jobs and luckily we have had local leaders who have taken us too to harden written this into the loss of the subdivisions generally have pretty good lighting. for example the astronomers studied basically what is straight above their heads. the darkness at kitt peak is within one or 2% of where it was 30 years ago so it really has not been damaged all that much even though you can see the sky below. phoenix and other places from all these telescopes for example. why so many? you would th

we were stuck in nicaragua, a country with malaria and no hotels, a jumble country, very undeveloped. well, i calculated that it would be cheaper for me to settle with anyone in came back than to hold back the ship and refund the tickets. he said it openly, i did the math. you know, he has created this transit route which helps california, makes everything cheaper, forces the established line to cut their rate, and yet, he was able to create this cut rate line because he had this ferociously hard headed and sometimes totally ruthless business you. his business competition was sort of in a larger sense helping the country. in many specific cases it's hurting a lot of people because that same mindset that says the ship of does not tell them that they will be stranded for a while. >> and your fare in the biography and don't fall into the trap of falling in love with your character. or coming to hit them. by the time i was done with phil sheridan i was having a tough time spending any more time with him. i was happy to kill him. [laughter] but you describe vanderbilt as a predator. when i

i have selected the interior department to determine how many leases are going undeveloped and report back to me in two weeks so we can encourage these companies to produce american energy. people deserve to know that their resources are being developed in a timely manner. we are working with industry to explore new frontiers, safety measures, and canteen and technology. we are looking at new development in alaska, onshore and offshore. we are strengthening our key energy relationships with other nations, something i will discuss the the president of brazil next week. positive actions can increase domestic oil production in the short and medium-term. but it is not a long-term solution. even if we started drilling new wells tomorrow, that oil is not coming on line overnight. even if we tap every reserve available to us, we cannot avoid the fact that we only control 2% of the world's oil but we consume over a fifth of the world's oil. t. boone pickens made a fortune in the oil business and he could not be considered an enemy of oil drilling. but even he said that this is one problem can

one was this undeveloped film that had pictures taken inside ottis toole's car? florida department of law enforcement took photos processing the vehicle. the vehicle was lost and the carpeting was lost, but the film was there. when i was first told the film didn't exist, i made a request. they said there were 98 photos. what was surprising to the florida department of law enforcement is they were never developed. i was the first one to see the photos. that was the most compelling evidence. >> what exactly did they show that was so compelling? >> what they do when they process a vehicle, for flood, they illuminate it, and it gives you a blue color. looking at it, you see a blood transfer from adam's face to the carpet. it shows his image. >> and that had never been developed until you demanded it? >> they never knew it existed until i found it. it was so compelling. that wasn't the only evidence. >> right. >> but that was the most compelling evidence. >> they also didn't investigate certain people or question certain people like you did like the security guard at

i have selected the interior department to determine how many leases are going undeveloped and report back to me in two weeks so we can encourage these companies to produce american energy. people deserve to know that their resources are being developed in a timely manner. we are working with industry to explore new frontiers, safety measures, and canteen and technology. we are looking at new development in alaska, onshore and offshore. we are strengthening our key energy relationships with other nations, something i will discuss the the president of brazil next week. positive actions can increase domestic oil production in the short and medium-term. but it is not a long-term solution. even if we started drilling new wells tomorrow, that oil is not coming on line overnight. even if we tap every reserve available to us, we cannot avoid the fact that we only control 2% of the world's oil but we consume over a fifth of the world's oil. t. boone pickens made a fortune in the oil business and he could not be considered an enemy of oil drilling. but even he said that this is one problem can

. >> i directed the department to determine how much of these leases are going undeveloped and we canp the leases they hold and produce american energy. people deserve to know that the energy they depend on is being developed in a timely manner. we're also taking steps that will enable us to gather data on potential gas and oil resources off the mid and south at lancaster ti lancaster tick. and we're to explore safety measures and containment technology and looking at potential new development in alaska, both onshore and offshore. when it comes to importing our oil, that's something i will discuss with the president when i visit brazil next week. all of these actions can increase domestic oil production in the short and medium term. let's be clear -- >> we will continue to monitor president obama this morning. we wanted to hear what he had to say about the earthquake that happened in japan and effects of the tsunami that we've been following on the coast coast. we'll continue to watch what is happening there with his press conference. it was previously scheduled. in the meantime, we w

so i have directed the interior department to determine how many of these leases are going undeveloped and report back to me within two weeks so that we can encourage companies to develop the leases they hold and produce american energy. people deserve to know that the energy they depend on is being developed in a timely manner. we're also taking steps that will enable us to gather data on potential gas and oil resources off the mid and south atlantic. we're working with industry to explore new frontiers of production, safety measures and containment technology. we're looking at potential new development in alaska, both onshore and offshore. when it comes to imported oil we're strengthening our key energy relationships with other producer nations something i will discuss with president rousef when i visit brazil next week. all these actions can increase domestic oil production in short and medium term. but let's be clear, it is not a long-term solution. even if we started drilling flue wells tomorrow that oil isn't coming online overnight. and even if we tap every single reserve availa

i have selected the interior department to determine how many leases are going undeveloped and report back to me in two weeks so we can encourage peace companies to produce american energy. people deserve to know that their resources are being developed in a timely manner. we are working with industry to explore new frontiers, safety measures, and canteen and technology. we are looking at new development in alaska, onshore and offshore. we are strengthening our key energy relationships with other nations, something i will discuss the the president of brazil next week. positive actions can increase domestic oil production in the short and medium-term. but it is not a long-term solution. even if we started drilling new wells tomorrow, that oil is not coming on line overnight. even if we tap every reserve available to us, we cannot avoid the fact that we only control 2% of the world's oil but we consume over a fifth of the world's oil. t. boone pickens made a fortune in the oil business and he could not be considered an enemy of oil drilling. but even he said that this is one problem can