that's what we're very concerned about and that leads us to the levy problem in california. next. the bay delta here. and next one, please. and this was - we always talk about sea level rise and i heard a couple of orders of magnitude of estimates this morning and one of them was more like this where this is the more conservative,ip sfpuc, estimate where the change in sea level you were told sea levels are rising by about half a foot. we can expect that at least probably. but we could see an accelerated rise of maybe three or four times that according to,ip sfpuc. instead of half a foot we could see three feet. you know out here at fort point here in san francisco. first of all we don't know what the climate is doing to do, but secondly, the way ice gets dumped into the ocean from the land based - well sea level rises from one, the water gets warmer and inflates because it's density is less and that's well understood and handled by climate models. what's not well handled is the fact that when ice gets shed from green land and antarctica, there's 70 levels that if it all melted woul

using them. the initial system that was engineered into this job, but we're not going to use to their full capacity. we spoke with some people at levi, spoke with how they would work the system, and we did that and still achieve everything were trying to achieve. this gave us the opportunity to educate them on different systems, which turned into a win-win situation for levi strauss. that encompassed everything they wanted to do and they stayed within budget. this is an example of how the landscape is changing, most of all peoples attitudes towards sustainable energy, with the help of people like tom getting out there and spreading the word. there are more aware and want to be part of something new. their culture is changing and people are realizing that sitting in an office space and their lights diming a little bit, as opposed to thinking something is wrong, they are saving energy and it makes them feel good. that is very noticeable, to your credit, to this culture that you have at levi strauss. this training program is brilliant. new construction is down, so a lot of dust, but competitors and friends behind me -- so a lot of us,

use the organs. >> they will probably leave the puppy inside you. >> sorry about that. i thought it was a sponge. to see recent clips go to foxnews.com/redeye. >>> back to tv's andy levyost game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. remy, i understand you wamt to use our show to -- you want to use our show to handle personal business? >> yes, a happy birthday to my father who is turning 70 next week. i love you, dad. happy birthday. >> love you too, dad. >> i love you more, dad. >> we are editing this out. bernadette what is a low class bra .com? >> it is low class blonde .com. you can find out where i will be touring and annoying people and making fun of michael vick. >> larry, any ideas for a good christmas present? >> yes, i do. the reader's digest collection of the legendary gatlin brothers most of our hits go to readers digest .com and you will have a merry christmas and so will the gatlin brothers and the folks at readers diet. -- digest. >> it is awesome they have a website. >> yeah. it is odd. >> i'm just wondering what the hell you are talking about. >> it is interesting. readers digest website. you go there for humor in uniform. >> we are

to be sure that disasters like san bruno never happen again. >> the bill would also ban utilities from using ratepayor money to pay for penalties levied by the puc. >>> this morning, california is going overseas for a lethal injection drug. the prison department says it ordered sodium thiopental from a supplier in great britain. production problems at california's domestic manufacturer have nearly drained the state's supply. that's one of the reasons prison official cancelled an execution in september. so far, it has not been rescheduled. >>> a san diego house called the bomb factory could be burned down as early as today. neighbors are being asked to evacuate just in case. pound and pounds of homemade explosives were found last week there. sheriff's deputies say it's so dangerous that no one can go inside. fire crews will build a special fireproof wall around it to contain the fire. >>> it is 6:14. a crime lab gets the nod in one bay area city. the sketchy past with one employee and what she allegedly did with evidence. >>> plus a green light for new transbay terminal. what defiant building owners were forced to do. >>> all right. we're jus

increase university tuition fees now to talk about the issues surrounding this whole i'm joined by dr levy rather and who is e.u. policy alice at the bridge group to us rather and thanks for talking to us now let's talk about what's brought these protests on we heard a statement from gordon brown talking to the b.b.c. this morning about how the problems in the eurozone were amounted to much more than just debts of banks and that he saw a crisis in the areas and coming in the first few months of next year what's your view on that well i'm glad he's repaired he's been rather off the very edge of lace and frankly a little bit too to do too late with the been a number of people have been saying this isn't just a make crisis that's part of the whole euro zone package for the last ten fifteen twenty years so to pop up now and say that's a problem is it's not exactly for sorry to charge that you've been predicting a crisis in the year is in for quite a long time if i'm not mistaken what what sort of crisis do you think they'll be what will it's what shape will it take. the fundamental crisis it was down to you don't have a single economic sector as it were

you have to go and that's all the time that we have actually i want to thank you for joining us and perhaps we will find out the identity of the person that commission this artwork from dan levy the pancake painter and who knows they might just be some average joe thanks so much now the a lot of show isn't only into politics we also love learning about the latest tech crazes especially when it comes to the military but we found out about this next concept from the experimental pentagon division darpa it was too good not to talk about take a look. there's a new military strategy underway in afghanistan but it's one that doesn't involve weapons no this new strategy actually involves stories. and literature that's right experimental pentagon division darpa has recently requested information on a new program called n.a.c. negotiating across cultures now the purpose of the program would be for cross country understanding through human terrain officers and narratives darpa argues that this approach to improving civilian relations will be their best bet when it comes to improving the u.s. image in the eyes of the afghans i think it's pretty clear by now that for the most part they f

we're hoping to supplement the fuels that we use in our vehicles, and to do this at a large enough scale to someday help meet the world's energy demands. >> larry: jane le levyrd of the way through it. what a read. why did you call it what you call it, the last boy? >> i have a picture that someone gave me for my 35th birthday, i'm not going to tell you how long ago that was, taken by a fabulous photographer. and it's mickey and billy and whitey in the dugout at shea stadium in the mid '70s. and mickey's sitting there in his pinstripes and it's gapping in the middle and he's making this sort of goofy jerry lewis kind of face and billy's of course egging him on and laughing and whitey's looking askance, and i looked at that, i look at the difference between his age chronologically and the way he was aping a kid, aping someone else on a playground. and i said, he's the last boy. and he was the last boy in a generation of boys, larry, i think, who were treated as if, you know, boys got to do what boys got to do and boys will be boys and that's okay. like them anyway for whatever they do, it's okay not to know completely, what we do know, we'll forgive and the r

city councilman's reaction to the word san francisco was considering a $3 rush hour toll to be collected at the san mateo county line. >> what they want to do is levy a tax on us. i mean this is 60 to $80 million that they are going to again rate. 60 to $80 million. where is that coming from? from our checks and pocketbooks. >> reporter: maybe. but supervisor ross miikka regiony says the city can't continue handling the traffic. >> >> we're looking at three different options and the fact is that downtown cars are moving at 10 miles per hour and buses moving at 8 mound miles per hour, the more traffic, the more population, the worse it's going to get. >> reporter: and much of that traffic comes up the peninsula from san mateo county. >> we're looking at incentives and disincentives having people ride transit, get out of their cars. >> reporter: kon e.p.a. and other san mateo officials say if they start charging them they'll have a $6 charge of their own. >> i don't want to do $12 but if san francisco doesn't play fair we have no other choice. >> reporter: san francisco charges a $3 toll or 6 bucks round trip, san mateo county hits back with a 6-buck toll for $1

the father of modern banking gianini, and levy strauss all inducted tonight. also tonight there were fans. we had these heaters to keep usrm. but the fans were out here across the street waiting for a chance to get the signatures from these inductees. one person we spoke to today came from florida to see the inductees of this event. >>> a piece of aviation history arrived in sonoma county. an f15 fighter jet that took to the skies over new york after the 9/11 attacks has been donated to the museum. the organizers hope to create a display about the response following the 9/11 attacks. >>> and when the ban goes into effect shoppers will have to use paper bags and pay a dime for each one. or they're going to have to show up with their own reusable bag which is what the city wants to encourage. >>> supporters of the ordnances say people in the bay area use almost 10.5 million bags every single day. >>> we told you about it last night and today yahoo did it laying off hundreds of workers. that amounts to 4% of yahoo's total work force. the company issued a statement saying the personnel changes are part of a strategy to impro

the father of modern banking gianini, and levy strauss all inducted tonight. also tonight there were fans. we had these heaters to keep usrm. but the fans were out here across the street waiting for a chance to get the signatures from these inductees. one person we spoke to today came from florida to see the inductees of this event. >>> a piece of aviation history arrived in sonoma county. an f15 fighter jet that took to the skies over new york after the 9/11 attacks has been donated to the museum. the organizers hope to create a display about the response following the 9/11 attacks. >>> and when the ban goes into effect shoppers will have to use paper bags and pay a dime for each one. or they're going to have to show up with their own reusable bag which is what the city wants to encourage. >>> supporters of the ordnances say people in the bay area use almost 10.5 million bags every single day. >>> we told you about it last night and today yahoo did it laying off hundreds of workers. that amounts to 4% of yahoo's total work force. the company issued a statement saying the personnel changes are part of a strategy to impro

joining us to recap all the top nominees, joe levy editor in chief of "maxim" magazine.it nominations. >> when you get into double-digits on the grammy nominations, first off we know he has to win some of those grammys. i actually figure him easy for 50%. with ten nominations, i think he'll walk with five, could take more. >> strongest category for him? >> a shoo-in in all the hip-hop categories but major nominations and real competition in album of the year and song of the year because there are a lot of strong nominations this year. >> we heard a bit when we came back at 7:30, from brun noo mars. seven nominations for songwriting, producing and this guy came out of nowhere. >> i love bruno mars. he's one of the stories of the year. his album isn't even nominated. it came out too late for the nominations but produce sod many other singles, his own single was out. he's from hawaii, 25 years old and you should think of him as a combination of a classic popsmith and modern guy as you put elton john and kanye west together, amazingly talented. >> an interesting concept. >>

to levi strauss headquarters. this place looked nothing like this in february of this year. it was a lot different. it was a great project for us. the space was built in about seven months. it was a typical, high-profile client. they had needs, once, wishes, great ideas, and that budget constraints. imy first task as the electrical contractor was to redesign it while still maintaining the

to be checking in with sfo throughout the morning so stay with us for updates. >>> in sonoma county clues will be searching for more leaks and sandbags around a broken levy been that is after yesterday's emergency repairs. the levy protects a wetland area with sensitive wildlife habitat but it had a hole in it and that was made worse by the rain and high tide. crews are bracing for more repairs if need be in the coming days. >> they are all ready to go. >> reporter: you don't mind giving up your holiday? >> no, this is our job. >> the levies date back 50 years when they were walled off to grow hay. they are made by mud which crumbles. >>> more very intense heavy rainstorms will drench the los angeles area this morning. it's the most intense system yet. the police went door to door telling residents to evacuate certain areas. those that refused to leave had to sign a waiver releasing the county for liability. the major concern flash flooding and mud slides. governor schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency in the area. we'll bring you a live report on the latest situation down there later this hour. on our channel 2 website ktvu.com has more information on

limitations on foreign aid to denial of visas to those in the government could be levied on the regimes that carry out these abuses. the obama administration hasn't used this tool. this will make that tool available. some will ask if a c.p.c. redesignation could have an impact. let's look at the experience, the prior experience on this. after being listed as a c.p.c. in 2004, vietnam released several prominent diss i had events and advocates and issued ordinances that prohibited the forced renuns yation of faith. these were results achieved with a c.p.c. designation and more can be achieved. sadly after vietnam was permanently removed from the list in 2006, religious freedom and tolerance has been on a continuous downward slide. the vietnam war is history. we have deepening relations with vietnam. but that fact doesn't mean we should shortchange religious liberty. frankly, we know that raising these issues with hanoi isn't on the top of our diplomats' lists. they are uncomfortable to raise these human rights abuses, but putting vietnam on this list where it be longs, we are giving promoting religious freedom a chance and being part of vietnam. it is t

as stewart levy pointed out, the new legislation includes potent new financial sanctions, and these are patterned after section 3.11 of the pay patriot act used on north korea which brings me to my question. i remember when that was imposed. the bank of delta asia, and it had a certain effect on the hard currency that ended up being constricted from the hanldz of the regime, -- hands of the regime, and i thought you might want to layout what the effect was on north korea at the time, and it worked probably because there was concern about reputational risk on the part of the banks that participated in that effort, but i'd also ask you is it possible that chinese banks today are concerned about reputational risk and therefore could -- this could be just as effective. let's go through it if you would. >> well, thank you, mr. royce. you're referring to an action that we took under the patriot act back in 2005, i believe, to designate a bank in makow under the appropriation act under 311 and to summarize quickly, the overall effect is it led banks around the world to stop doing business with north korea because we had put into the public domain a catalog of the kind of activity th

shall consist only in levying war against them or adhering to their enemies, which certainly al qaeda and the taliban and the enemies of the terrorists who are lining up against us are our enemies, giving them aid and comfort -- giving aid and comfort to the enemies. well, mr. speaker, i think it's a subject we wouldn't have much debate on here in this congress that this he has given aid and comfort to the enemy, empowered the enemy, put americans at risk, put the allies of americans at risk and in this precarious situation around the globe in this geopolitical military economic chess game that goes on constantly in the entire planet, he's taken away some of our advantage and given it to our enemies. i wish and hope that there's a way we can find a way to prosecute a man like that, that we can protect ourselves and if we fail to do that, or even if we're successful in that and it exposes other vulnerabilities, i suggest, mr. speaker that this congress take a look at new legislation, a new structure of law, that's really not brought about because of the actions of mr. assange but brought about because the actions of our enemies, our terrorist enemies. i've come t

as stewart levy pointed out, the new legislation includes potent new financial sanctions, and these are patterned after section 3.11 of the pay patriot act used on north korea which brings me to my question. i remember when that was imposed. the bank of delta asia, and it had a certain effect on the hard currency that ended up being constricted from the hanldz of the regime, -- hands of the regime, and i thought you might want to layout what the effect was on north korea at the time, and it worked probably because there was concern about reputational risk on the part of the banks that participated in that effort, but i'd also ask you is it possible that chinese banks today are concerned about reputational risk and therefore could -- this could be just as effective. let's go through it if you would. >> well, thank you, mr. royce. you're referring to an action that we took under the patriot act back in 2005, i believe, to designate a bank in makow under the appropriation act under 311 and to summarize quickly, the overall effect is it led banks around the world to stop doing business with north korea because we had put into the public domain a catalog of the kind of activity th