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tv ABC7 News 500AM ABC February 10, 2015 5:00am-6:01am PST
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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. actional on tuesday morning. thanks pore jumping us. >> i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze with meteorologist mike nicco and leyla gulen. >> we do have patchy fog this morning but it is not hitting our sensors. just watch out inland east bay and north bay. from the hills look how clean the air is. it is up to 15 degrees cooler. 12 hour day planner showing 38-52 and nearly 60 at noon. low-to-mid 60's with a passing high clouds and cool this evening at 52 to 66. record highs in the seven-day forecast. it has been fun on the roads the past couple of days. has it calmed down? >> it will be nicer getting to
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work. we travel along here at the bay bridge toll plaza we do not have too much traffic and we do not have the high winds of yesterday. it should be coupler. here is san jose the drive along 101 in the nobody detection moving fine at san jose airport and southbound traffic hardly any vehicles whatever and construction in the area. i will give you all the information a few minutes. we will get to the to which the news, the woman who keeps trying to outmaneuver airport security news conference on to another flight. the woman familiar to sfo and san jose is facing new charges after taking things one step further this time. amy hollyfield is at sfo with the story. i just spoke with the duty manager at sfo and he said the staff is not surprised to hear about this. she is called "relentless." the new becoming photo of 62-year-old marilyn hartman
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slipping beyond security in minneapolis and caught a flight to jacksonville. but she checked into someone else's room at the omni resort the when the person showed up to claim their program officials tracked her down. hartman has been caught trying to sneak on to flights 11 times since march, seven at sfo. mayo district attorney says she refuses to be reformed. >> we tried everything including offering our hand to help her out. she does not want a hand. she just wants to fly. >> she has served jail time after stowing away on a flight from san jose to los angeles last august. authorities are not sure how she pulled it off this time. they say this raises concerns about security. at sfo the duty manager says if she comes through the staff is fm with her and know what she
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looks like. there is a good. er for security staff to stay vigilant. the hunt is on for a driver who tried to run over a santa clara police officer forcing the officer to open fire on the suspect's car. it happened when the undercover officer tried to stop a mercedes s.u.v. at sunnyvale a short distance from santa clara last night. police say the officer was standing next to his car and he was nearly hit bit mercedes. the officer fired but the driver got away. our reporter is at scene and will have more on what the suspect was wanted for at 5:30. >> developing news, a southern california man is facing charges this morning after leading police on a wild chase through a busy commute in southern california and chaos was caught on video. alyssa? >> dramatic pursuit ended when the suspect bailed from his car
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and was shot by officers while trying to run. scary moms were captured on video. you can see the suspect crashes his car. he runs to another vehicle. he carjacks the driver. a woman is forced out. she runs to safety. the chase started yesterday afternoon. it was after 5:00. police got a report of a stolen car. the driver would not step. he led officers on a high-speed chase on city streets and freeways. it was east of los angeles. he tried to will lewd officer -- he tried to elude the officers. a 22-year-old was carjacked at gunpoint. >> he came up to me and pointed the gun and told me to get out. he took off with the car. >> the suspect bailed from that car and tried to steal another car. he was taken down by officers.
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he was shot multiple times on tv. the suspect remains in the hospital. he is suffering from gunshot wounds. several other innocent bystanders were also hurt. this caused at least four separate crashes. an alert this morning for residents in the east bay after a rabid bat was found on a school playground crawling on the lay ground at jefferson elementary in solano tremendous on wednesday. test results were positive for rabies on friday. the school notified parents. >> they did not touch it. they told the first adult they say, and the custodian covered it up. >> the rabies virus is contracted through animal saliva and the bat is the first rabid bat this year in the county. last year there were two and 150 cross the state. santa clara county vector
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control will target mosquitoes from a helicopter. spraying starts at 7:30 over swampland and continue in the palo alto marches in the afternoon and 1money lakers will be treated. the goal is to star larvae into developing interest mosquitoes considered a nuisance but not then to spread west nile. spraying could be extended to tomorrow. >> more electric car charming -- charging station could come to california with pg&e looking for $650 million program for building the charging stations that could look did come up with the money by charging customers 70 cent more a month for electricity. the commission will have to decide whether to move failure. >> the recent rain has added severals to our reservoir but most water legals are not where they need to be.
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the lexington reservoir is looking low compared to most. the municipal utility direct by have to raise the rates if we do not see more rain. east bay hud is at 54 percent of capacity and santa clara valley water is in worse shape at 46 percent. san francisco's water supply is 56 percent. only marin's water supply is in good shape at 98 percent of capacity. that is above the average. >> the numbers are not great but we were probably in worse shape before the weekend. >> absolutely and we have to wake for the run off to spill into the reservoirs. we are going to be an extended period of dry weather starting now and warmer-than-average weather for most of the next seven days. if you head outside it is cool, low-to-mid 40's in the north bay until san rafael at june and bodega bay is 50 and american canyon at 42.
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46 in san jose. friction in in -- 46 in brentwood. winds are light at the golden gate bridge but no fog and you do not have to worry about the nasty cross wind. in the afternoon we will have sunshine and passing high clouds putting the umbrella away. grab the sunglasses. 62 at the cost. low-to-upper 60's around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's inland. walnut creek is clear. down 680 to the san ramon valley headed to wednesday the breeze will bring us 70's but the coast, 60 and you get the waxth starting with record high thursday and friday. a few extra cars are building on the southbound 680 pulling from pleasant hill. not too bad. the richmond san rafael toll plaza is empty and the drive will only take five minutes. we have a problem through gilroy and traveling between highway
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one to 101 eastbound and westbound highway 152 it is going to be shut down until further notice because of a down tree. can you take 129 and use highway 101 to get to highway 1. 101 shows top speed into morgan hill we have clear conditions and to the north the dumbarton bridge is 65 miles per hour away from newark to east palo alto. and north of san mateo bridge clear and accident-free. >> heinz has a new spicy flavor of ketchup. >> early morning explosion of a las vegas hotel hit as new snag with a new challenge for the crews. stay tuned.
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down by 3:00 this morning. it opened in 1970 and was called the --ly reynolds for the one time owner and the greek aisles, and the royal inn. the owner and developer hopes toable 60 story casino in its place. it is the first hotel to be imploded in las vegas since 2007. officials in santa clara are looking to crack down on the growth of type two diabetes among the residents. the period will vote today on a public health effort to make screening and diabetes prevention education available to all. officials say 18 percent of the adults are told they have diabetes or prediabetes. >> there is a plan to create hundreds of summer quaterback and internships for youngsters calling for creating between 300 and 500 paid opportunities for at-risk youth. support ares believe it will go beyond providing a paycheck. they see it as a way to reduce claim building career skills.
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the program would allow foster youth and low-income between tweet 16 and 21 to take part. >> google pledged $1 million to help students hack into the heavens in search of answers. the donation will go to the observe story on mount hamilton east of san jose. the observatory sits 4,200' above sea level high enough to get snow in the winter. google's donation differs from others because it will pay to keep the facility running rather than buying high-end instruments. back to business for west coast parts following a partial shut down. >> back to the bargaining table. good morning topping america's money, circumstantial west coast pores back if business. >> after a partial shut down over the weekend with tensions between workers and owners triggered slow downs since july.
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federally-mediated talks start tomorrow. >> nothing says love like a free burrito on valentine's day. the chain has a deal for anyone who share as consensual kiss on saturday. order a smothered burrito and share a peck and you get a second free. >> heinz is heating things up producing ketchup that includes hot sauce. >> the red hot sauce including pepper paste guaranteed to add kick. heinz said it will be on the shelves before the end of the month. >> that is america's money. have a great day. >> louisiana man is showing off a sparkly discovery fining a two carrot yellow diamond at a state park in arkansas where it is finder's weaponner, the state park is the only public site if the world wherefore a small fee you can dig for diamonds and
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keep them. >> it is the largest diamond found so far this year and not clear how much the finder will get for it but in oklahoma a woman found a 3.85carot d there and sold it for $20,000. mike, have you been this? what did you find? >> nothing. i have been twice. nothing. nothing. you pay a price to come in they give you the tools and you dig until you try to find something. >> it sounds like fund, like patching for goal. >> our kids were three and five and digging like a dog. we didn't find anything. >> we are glad you didn't because you are here to tell us about the forecast. a diamond in the rough? warm temperatures? record high temperatures? the climate change change thing is makes summers cooler and the
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winters warmer and now we just need rain. now at look at live doppler hd with in need if the umbrella unless you do not lick the sunshine. 87 near the sharp -- shark tank it is clear and mostly sunny today and the dry pattern looks in about seven or eight days and the next chance of rain is the 17th or 18th and inland we have the possibility of that like this morning but it is very scattered. when you hit it is dense with high clouds tonight and record warmth thursday through saturday. today, 67 in livermore morgan hill fairfield, napa, calistoga and warmer in cloverdale at 68 and 67 in deck and a last mid-to-upper 60's with temperatures running 1-6 degrees above average and upper 50's to low 60's along the coast until i get to santa cruz at 64.
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46 tonight and a lot of low-to-mid 40's through the santa clara valley and inland until santa rosa and the san ramon valley and upper 30's like this morning. 50 is the warm spot in san francisco. the area of high pressure pushed the low away. it will be overrun by a few high clouds today in the next couple of days and they will be few and far between compared to the sunshine we get. with the high setting to our north, with the clock rise flow we get an offshore blows so that mean as spring of warp -- warm weather bringing sentence to -- 70's to the coast. at the coast thursday, friday and saturday, low-to-mid 70's and the winds will taper a little bit so we have a cooling trend on sunday interest president's day on monday. >> we do not have too much going on with light conditions and quiet conditions.
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we have a couple construction projects and i look now at the bay bridge headed away from the metering lights to treasure island. it will look like traffic is moving along smooth. no problems. as you pull away southeast that is oakland. the drive coming toward the maze along 885 at top speed and highway 13 through piedmont, no problems. san leandro commute and interest castro valley, the top speed and accident free. tracy to castro valley is 49 minutes and building over the altamont pass and 101 northbound side from 85 to san jose airport is 12 minutes. 280 through daily city to get to the city is 10 minutes. >> tonight at 11 o'clock three new activity trackers have been released replacing something that caused a rash. the same problem is cropping up,
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clara police officer. the officer opened fire on the car after stopping it on suspicion of auto burglary. the officer was not hurt. >> two, a trailer burst into flames next to a safeway store in san rafael last night at 11:30. crews stopped the flames before though spread inside. employees evacuated the store after smoke leaked inside the building. >> three, marilyn hartman known for boarding planes without a ticket did it again. police say the 63-year-old was able to get on a plane in minnesota to jacksonville florida, taking things a step further checking into a resort under another woman's name. she now is caught trying to smoke on to flights 11 times since march. seven times at sfo. >> four, boston is salarily shut down today after getting 2' of snow from the storm. schools and courts are closed. mass transit shut down. the city has received 77" of
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snow in the past in. >> five, the largest solar plant now is open for business in the california desert near joshua tree built with $1.5 billion federal loan. it will generate enough electricity to power 160,000 homes. >> check out high temperatures today compared to average from 2-6 degrees warmer. this is a cool day in my seven-day forecast. i will show you when to expect the record highs to get to your neighborhood. >> seven a quiet usually commute with travels at san mateo only 14 minutes across the water and a new hit-and-run accident over the the altamont pass. >> a woman in south korea was freed from the robot advantage -- vacuum cleaner. we the robot sucked up her hair.
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she called the tire department and it took crews an hour and a half to get the device opened and free her hair from inside. >> put your hair in a ponytail when vacuuming. >> always. >> nasa used images from the orbit step to create this video. a number of people asked for it so they posted it on youtube. it goes through a cycle of phases and the dark island has fewer distinctive marks that mark the earth side. humans got a look at 1959 because of the snow's we l spacecraft. >> fans of comic books spiderman is coming home. sony is teaming up with disney owner of the comic franchise to co-produce the next big spiderman movie.
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when disney acured -- acquired movie rights to many but spiderman had already been stoled. it will be released in july of 2017 with one movie featuring the wall crawler before that. >> people have been complaining that the sony vision of spiderman is not the marvel vision of spiderman so now you get what you have been wishing if. >> how is the sonny version different? >> some changes including spiderman having natural when web shooters. >> we have a full 90 minutes ahead. >> berkeley could be the city to deploy bed cameras on police officers. the plan under consideration and the protests planned if tonight. >> a look at the ferry build in
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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good tuesday morning at 5:29. thank you for starting your day with us. leyla gulen is here tracking traffic. and meteorologist mike nicco is there watching the weather. >> tracking fog. we will look at live doppler hd. the thick of the fog is 1.75 in pet plume but thick fog through the east bay hills. on our camera you can see the winds are blowing offshore. that means a warming trend is on the way. our day planner shows temperatures up to 15 degrees cooler this morning hanging out at 60 at noon and low-to-mid 60's at 4:00.
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record highs are ahead. leyla gulen? >> calm. looking great. starting with bay bridge toll plaza we do have congestion building in the far last and right hand lane and fast track is moving along without problem. moving over the golden gate bridge the drive shows a few extra headlights to the toll plaza and we do have the number five toll plaza out of commission the next month because of retrofitting. expect delays. it is now 5:30. in the news, in the south bay the search is on for a white mercedes that could be riddled with bullet holes when officers opened fire on the sunnyvale border with santa clara. matt? police are still looking for the suspect and the suspect car. as you said, they believe that vehicle has pull let holes on the right side of the vehicle. santa clara police in marked and
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unmarked cars pulled over the suspect wanted for auto burglaries at wolfe roof at 6:30. the officer was if plain clothes. he got out of the unmarked s.u.v. and feared for his life as the driver of mercedes tried to run him over. >> he feared he would be pinned between the two vehicles and he decided to take the course he did and shoot at the vehicle. >> miss believe the white mercede was hit by the officer's bullets but do not know if the suspect was hit the he sped away and hasn't been seen. no innocent bystanders were injured but an s.u.v. was likely hit by a bullet with the back window shattered. department of public safety is leading the investigation and the officer is on paid leave. a delivery truck burst into flames at safeway store in san rafael and these pictures were tweeted showing the damage that happened at the safeway at 11:30
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last night. the store is open 24 hours and crews credit store employees with calling 9-1-1 and evacuating the building quickly and smoke made it inside the store but the flames were stopped. >> the armed man who led police on a chase through rush hour commute is a main -- maniac according to the police. the suspect crashed a stolen car during the commute. that did not stop him. he crashed into five other cars. he tried to carjack two drivers. he forced a woman out of the her car at gunpoint. it ended when officers fired at him and took him into custody. the man was taken to the hospital with wounds. he is expected to survive. >> a serial stowaway is facing new charges. soft gives say this time she sneaked on for a -- to a flight
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and into a hotel. marilyn hartman is no stranger to the local airports and is accused of taking a flight from minnesota to jacksonville florida, without a ticket after a he toll say she tried to check in under someone else's name and she was fund sleeping inside a hotel room. she now is caught trying to sneak on to 11 flights since march and seven times at sfo. she served jail tim after successfully stowing away on a flight from san jose to los angeles in august. amy hollyfield will have a full report at the to which hour. >> a group of uc berkeley students will profit when the city council discusses issues involving local police. three city council members are pushing if officers to wear body cameras in the next six months. they want to put dash cameras on the vehicle and beening tear gas and other nonlethal weapons. students will profit what they
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call "military-style policing." berkeley police faced credit sell offer the handling after demonstration. >> the white house will have a newst to combat cyber threats. the "washington post" reports the unit is so-called the cyber net and intention integration there integritying data to be shared with civilian agencies. it is part of the strategy to increase information share between the government and private sector. president obama will be in the bay area on friday to talk about cyber security and consumer protection. >> oakland city council public safety committee votes on recommendation to protect residents' privacy rights including scaled back port domain awareness center a project seven, as a hundred for surveillance video at the port of oakland is jointly run by the oakland police department. >> a man hired to keep directing water safe fines himself in hot
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water this only for using a reservoir as his own personal restroom. martin sanchez worked for the san francisco public utilities committee and officials received complaint that sap -- sanchez urinated into a drained reservoir last month. >> although it was draind there is in public health issue it is unacceptable. >> he should not get away with it. it is unsanitary. >> greece. gross. >> sanchez will likely be suspended. he lives in the sierra foot hells near the reservoir. calls to sanchez have not been returned. >> labor negotiations resumed at ports including in oakland after a partial shut down. the stopping of operations involved 29 west coast ports the result of a labor dispute.
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the unions say the sticking point or work rules and safety measures which now has lasted nine months with work slow downs resulting in goods arriving fr overseas and sitting in containers. >> police will crackdown on distracted drivers today after officers from several armies -- agencies after drivers were cited for cell phone and testing violates in millbrae. officers from burlingame and san mateo and foster city. nationally thousands of accidents are blameed on this problem each year. >> in the morning, temperature are 15 degrees cooler. we are at 37 in san ramon. that is the cool spot. low-to-mid 40's through the san
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ramon valley. concord and lafayette and livermore, upper 40's and same if brentwood. 40 in fairmont and calistoga are cooler spots. foster city and newark and half moon bay are at 44. 43 in cupertino. milpitas is 48. fog has not mate it to san rafael because it is locked around petaluma and close to santa rosa at times. a pass high cloud or two and a ton of sunshine and temperatures warmer-than-average and low 60's at the coast. inland 64 to 67 degrees. walnut creek south into the san ramon valley it is clear. we are beginning to have a lot of sunshine the next couple of days with were aing hitting the inland with 70's and 60's at the cost. the record high is thursday friday, and i will show you if they last through the holiday weekend.
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>> a brisk drive through walnut creek and pleasanton hill with not too much traffic to highway 24. northern traffic is unimpeded. we do not have construction. we could have some construction over 580 drive into livermore and we will look at tracy at 51 miles per hour at 580 is 205 and when you get to the pass it is stop and go. as you pull out there into livermore, we did have an early project however that project is supposed to wrap up at 4:30 and could still be there because of the knowing an indication that there could be something out there. when you pass it, it is clear to the dublin interchange and the drive along 680 and pleasanton is not too bad and through union city and fremont is the top speeds. >> bragging rights are on the line at pebble speech. the bay area sports icons ready
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covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. sparks flew when the regional jet made an emergency landing in houston. the pilots ask for help because the front landing gear would not lower as it approached bush intercontinental airport. crew and passengers walked away with only one blinder -- minor injury. they used the emergency slide to deplane. >> millions in the northeast are waking up to another face off with winter with the commute messy and dangerous. yesterday, cars backed up for miles with a stretch of the new jersey turnpike shut down for hours and at least one person was killed after weather was to blame for an accident involving continue vehicles and 2' of snow fell bringing the total to an historic 74" of snow so for this
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season. >> we can handle snow. we are running out of room to move it to. >> the snows have moved enough snow to fill the stadium 90 times. >> massachusetts is in a "state of emergency," as they run out of places to put all the snow. >> the measles outbreak is ing with 19 new confirmed cases and now the number is at 121 since being cracked according to the centers for disease control. 107 cases are in california after a group of unvaccinated people visited disney in december. days in is the parent company of abc7 news. >> the health care enrollment deadline is on sunday so today at 4:00 specialist will take your phone calls and answer questions with
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the number at abc7 at 4:00 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. right here at abc7. >> eight combined championships and the giants and 49ers legends swear off on the links at pebble beach including steve young, jerry rice brent jones and harris lauten and the giants have a younger crew including buster posey and lopez and posey is already feeling the pressure headed into the which shoot out. >> speaking of eight championships the giants 2014 world series trophy will be on display at pebble beach with the 2010 and 2012 trophies and all
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five of the 49ers trophies dating back to 1981 the first time they have been in one place. >> mike shumann will be there for the shoot intermediate with the celebrity shoot out starring bill murray temperature but today is 1:30 we can probably just make it down there. >> you can rebel did that the rest of us need a helicopter. >> >> driving 65 miles per hour how is the weather at 1:30? >> gorgeous. they will be thinking of spring training with sunshine, a breeze coming off the," it does not get much bitter. low-to-mid 70's through the week so it does get better into the weekend. a gorgeous break from the wet weather that brought us this gorgeous picture yesterday, full rain beover sonoma raceway. did you see any rainbows yesterday? did you send them to
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firstname.lastname@example.com? or tweet them to me? we would love to share the gorgeous pictures we had yesterday. live doppler hd showing it is dry and our wins are light and variable so high pressure is in control. that is why we have clear air to the east bay hills. mostly sunny with a few high clouds and dry inland with patchy fog like this morning and a new high clouds tonight and record warmth on thursday friday and saturday. today at the host a cooler day upper 50's to low 60's and this is a cooler day, too mid-to-upper 60's from 63 in san francisco to santa rosa and napa and fair, livermore and morgan hill is 67. tonight is cool, the heater could kick in 39, and low-to-mid 40's inland and from fremont and palo alto to the south bay, the let of the bay is
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in the mid-40's and san francisco is at 50. the low is accelerating away from us and high pressure is building and it will have a few high clouds crass it this afternoon but as it digs in to the northeast and we get that clockwise flow the high clouds are going to be eliminated and so will our seasonal temperatures. tomorrow we are at 66 at the coast and the offshore wind brings low 70's for the bay and inland neighborhood and now, thursday friday, saturday the warmth reaches the coast and low-to-mid 60's and we will start to see the winds reverse on sunday so the coast is down to 66. some of the cooling will spread across our neighbors and warmer-than-average on president's difficult on monday. in the north bay we have clear conditions on 101 headed to 580 that is the drive through san rafael with tail lights thicker at this hour of congestion end rather
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building. we have number five toll closed down for the next month. this is for retrofitting. slow down as you head into the tolls. the south bay has construction project moving here until 6:00 and northbound 280 to southbound highway 17 seeing slowing there on southbound side of 280. be careful. you could find delays as a result of the transition roads being closed. in gilroy, eastbound and westbound highway 152, it will be closed until further notice because of a tree that came down blocking the entire roadway if you use that highway to build between highway 101 use 29 instead. >> a t shirt has a popular teen retailer in hot water. again. we will show you the latest design from urban outfitters called demeaning and offense i.
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Serena Williams has no match as she heads into Miami Open final with 17-0 win record in 2015... without even playing at her best!
- World No 1 has not been beaten since the start of the year with 17-0 record
- Serena Williams plays Carla Suarez Navarro in the Miami Open final
- Players including Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova and Eugenie Bouchard have failed to mount a serious challenge to the American veteran
Serena Williams will be 34 at the end of a summer that she looks all set to enter without having been beaten on tour in 2015.
She heads into Saturday's final of the Miami Open with a 17-0 record, and will surely extend that winning sequence against the admirable but somewhat limited Spaniard Carla Suarez Navarro.
The somewhat scary thing about Williams is that, by her own admission, she is not even playing her best, and yet she is still ahead of the rest of the field by a country mile.
Serena Williams celebrates after reaching the Miami Open final to continue her unbeaten run in 2015
Williams was taken the distance by world No 2 Simona Halep in the semi finals in Florida
The world No 1 has a win record of 17-0 since the start of the year and looks unbeatable
The younger of the two famous siblings currently has sore knees that are restricting her practice, and she was forced into a mighty struggle in the semi-final by world No 3 Simona Halep before coming through 6-2 4-6 7-5.
At least the Romanian, the WTA Tour's second best player this season, was able to lay a glove on the world No 1. Every other challenger seems to be struggling in their own way and, while there is no questioning the phenomenal and enduring quality of Williams, it also says something about the rest of the field that she will probably head into the clay court season unbeaten.
1 If she wins on Saturday she will have earned £4.33m in prize-money already this season.
2 She has actually lost this season, to Agnieszka Radwanska in January' s Hopman Cup, but the event's status means it does not count in the official records.
3 Straight after the Australian Open, Serena flew all the way to Argentina to play one match for the USA in the Fed Cup — which she needed to do to be eligible for next year's Olympic Games in Rio (she beat Maria Irigoyen 7-5, 6-0).
4 Serena has lost only five sets on tour this season, two at the Australian Open, one in Indian Wells, and two in Miami.
5 The player who has won most matches this season is Simona Halep on 26, but she has also lost twice.
'Somehow I've improvised my way to the final,' said Williams, who could have finished Halep off in straight sets. 'I'm just not at my best level right now and it's a little frustrating. I am not serving well, I'm serving at 40%, so it hasn't been my best of times.'
And yet still she keeps winning, with no sign of the implosions that cost her at the Grand Slams last year apart from the US Open.
Last year was an unusual one for women's tennis in that eight different players reached the finals of the Majors, but those who shared the biggest stages with Williams have, with the exception of Halep, failed to train on that much.
In some cases it has been a trying season that has shown again how emotionally and physically taxing it is right at the top of the women's game.
The youngest of tennis' most successful siblings drops to her knees after winning the Australian Open
Williams has won the last two grand slams at the US Open (left) and in Melbourne (right)
Wiliams was forced to withdraw ahead of the semi finals at Indian Wells, the only blemish to her 2015 showings
The 33-year-old was presented with a celebratory cake in Miami after winning her 700th career match
The exceptionally talented Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova has actually sat out the last two significant events, here and at Indian Wells, with exhaustion. Happily it appears likely that she will be returning for the clay court season.
Eugenie Bouchard faces the intimidating task of backing up her remarkable breakthrough year of 2014 that few expected, and made a good start at the Australian Open by making the quarter final. Yet she was in tears at Indian Wells as she lost to world No 85 Lesia Tsurenko and afterwards admitted she needed to relax more.
In Miami she lost her opening match to Germany's Tatjana Maria, the world No 113 who is the highest ranked mother on the tour.
America's Madison Keys, universally tipped as a future Grand Slam champion, was another one who struggled to contain her emotions here when she went out to Sloane Stephens.
Of last year's other Grand Slam champions Li Na has retired while Maria Sharapova has yet to build on the strong start that she had in Australia.
The world No 2 lost her opening match in Miami to Russian wildcard Daria Gavrilova and it is, in any event, difficult to build up any rivalry between her and Williams as she has lost against her the last sixteen times they have played.
Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro is unlikely to provide much resistance against Williams in Saturday's final
Halep is closest to challenging Williams' dominance while Maria Sharapova needs to push on after a good start
Golden girl Eugenie Bouchard is a possible contender to challenge Williams after breaking through last year
America's Madison Keys, universally tipped as a future Grand Slam champion, was another one who struggled to contain her emotions here when she went out to Sloane Stephens.
Of last year's other Grand Slam champions, Li Na has retired while Maria Sharapova has yet to build on the strong start that she had in Australia.
Romania's Halep, a relatively late developer whose game is based on her supremely athletic movement, right now looks the biggest threat to Williams, and she might well be the best long-term bet for the French Open.
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The Class of 2012 of the North Country Charter Academy posed for a formal photograph an hour before the graduation ceremony began at 4 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, June 3, at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods. Not everyone was on hand, but 43 students earned their high school diplomas.
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BRETTON WOODS — The North Country Charter Academy graduation ceremony was marked by cheers and tears as students — and one parent — shared heartfelt thanks and spoke of overcoming obstacles to earn a high school diploma — an important step toward a bright future.
Commissioner of Education Virginia "Ginny" Barry described the North Country Charter Academy (NCCS) as a public school that exemplifies the personalization of education that stems from the belief that every student "deserves the best from our state" with each having "the right to a quality education."
She attributed the success of NCCA to great teachers, great leaders, and people who have made a commitment to the future coming together.
Although not every graduate was on hand for the ceremony, 43 graduates are in the Class of 2012. Some 400 proud parents, family members, friends and NCCS trustees attended the nearly two-hour-long celebration; the Grande Dame provided the venue and all associated amenities at no charge.
Keynote speaker John White, the U.S. Department of Education's Deputy Assistant Secretary for Rural Outreach, praised those wearing caps and gowns for their persistence that had brought them to this happy day. "This is only the beginning, your first step," White said. "Now you must take your next step at university, state school, White Mountains Community College, trade school or certificate program. Chase your dreams; don't wait; make plans for this fall."
At one time America was first in the world in its percentage of college graduates in the population but has now slipped to 16th, White said. And those living in rural areas in the age group from 18 to 25 are the least likely to go onto further education, even though the regions in which they live needs an educated citizenry the most.
"Pursue your dreams this fall," the former reporter said. White described some of the programs available to help fund higher education. President Barack Obama has doubled the total amount that qualified students can receive under a Pell grant, raising the sum to $5,500, he said. The Income-Based Repayment (IBR) Plan for federal student loans allows eligible students to reduce their monthly loan payments.
Urging students to find mentors, White said that having tapped into the power of community and collaboration and courage to earn their diplomas, all of them should now take the next step to continue their education. Other speakers included NCCA board of trustees vice chairman Greg Odell, Executive Councilor Ray Burton, NCCA teachers and operations manager Pat Kelly, parent Debbie Mitton, and graduating seniors Dylan Foskett of SU #18, Roger Hall of SAU #58, Cheyenne Landry of SAU #36, Alexa Plantz of SAU #36, and Kayla Saucier of SAU #35 plus 2005 graduate James Mercier.
A moment of silence was held in memory of NCCA Class of 2005 graduate Daniel Jock, who died of cancer at the age of 26.
Several awards were presented to members of the Class of 2012: Kayla Saucier of SAU #35, Chairperson's Award, Littleton site, and Alexandra Walker of SAU #36, Chairperson's Award, Lancaster site; and the U. S. President's Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement, to Jessica Riff of SAU #7, who went well above expectation in all areas of study while caring for her 2-year-old daughter, and Shawna LeFebvre of SAU #35; and the U. S. President's Academic Award to Ethan Krajniak of SAU #7, Matthew Medina of SAU #36, Anthony Antone of SAU #68 and Kenny Mitton of SAU #36. Joshua Johnson of SAU #23 received special recognition for his outstanding independent vocational program that integrated reading, writing, math and vocational electronics and mechanics. Graduates listed on the program include
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By JON CARAMANICA The New York Times December 11, 2011
Zach Anner is the most engaging personality on a network that needs them badly. The host of the travel show "Rollin' With Zach," which has its premiere on Monday night on OWN, the floundering Oprah Winfrey Network, with two episodes, he's witty and charming and mildly zany.
And also disabled. Mr. Anner has cerebral palsy — "the sexiest of the palsies," he says in the show's intro, a joke repurposed from his audition tape for the reality competition "Your OWN Show: Oprah's Search for the Next TV Star," which ran earlier this year, and of which he was one of two winners. The Oprah Winfrey Network has been on for almost a year and has tended toward the sorts of self-help pablum that sounds great coming from the mouth of Ms. Winfrey, but it has otherwise offered quickly diminishing returns.
The inspiration in Mr. Anner's story is implicit. Unlike most travel shows, on which the hosts feign omnipotence and fearlessness, "Rollin' With Zach" often reveals Mr. Anner adjusting for his disability. Concern for his well-being is embedded into the show, as is the sense that things will not always go smoothly.
Both initial episodes conclude with Mr. Anner attempting a water activity, surfing and then water-skiing, which he succeeds at, with some hitches. On a chair-swing ride at Navy Pier in Chicagothe look of ecstasy on his face at the freedom of movement is genuine. So is the look of worry before he goes onstage at Carolines, the Times Square comedy club. "When I get real excited, my muscles go into spasm, so they just shake," he says, his leg vibrating.
As a travel show "Rollin' With Zach" is a trifle, with only the barest of information given out. But it's enough to have Mr. Anner on television, not only as a role model but also because — as on "Your OWN Show," where he was the obvious star — he makes for relatable, unpredictable watching.
At a speed-dating event a woman tells him she wants to be a catalog model, to which he shouts, "Give me your best Christmas sweater face!" In a Chicago ice cream shop that creates custom flavors on the spot using liquid nitrogen, he corners the proprietor. "I have to ask you the moral question," he says. "Are we playing God here?"
Next week's episode brings him to New York, and part of the show centers on his training for a two-minute amateur-night slot at Carolines. "A lot of people come up to me and they say, 'Zach, I feel really bad for you because you're in a wheelchair,' " he says onstage. "They shouldn't. I don't think that people understand how comfortable sitting is."
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The Beast (A&E, Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET) stars Patrick Swayze as Charles Barker, a volatile FBI agent schooling his cub of a partner in the lone wolf ways of undercover work. Barker is unsleeping and ungoverned and said to be unknowable, though that last fact flies in the face of what we learn from the character's actions. Everybody already knows everything there is to know about this maverick make of stock figure and the ready-made tone of cop shows where all the barroom jukeboxes play only electric blues.
Within the first two episodes, Barker shoots his partner twice in the Kevlar vest (to save their hides during a standoff in a meat locker) and himself once in the shoulder (to ensure that a drug bust goes down smoothly). He also commits arson, threatens that "the Witness Protection Program is my bitch," and, firing a surface-to-air missile through the window of a gangster's loft apartment, blows up a government-owned four-wheel-drive vehicle. It was a Lincoln Navigator, if I heard the product placement right. Earlier in the scene, an urban church's neon cross had reflected wanly off its moonroof.
Barker himself prefers to prowl Chicago in a pantherlike black Cadillac that, in a hastily overworked running joke, he frequently orders the rookie partner to park. (If the kid, Ellis Dove, is also in charge of waxing it, he's doing a zealous job; skyscrapers and leafless trees and false azure bounce off its surfaces in any number of densely layered shots.) Two or three characters taunt Dove as a pretty boy, and viewers should follow their lead, given what actor Travis Fimmel, a former Calvin Klein model, brings to the role, which is mostly a Joaquin Phoenix snarl.
Other elements at the bureau want Dove to prove that Barker is really, really dirty, as opposed to just really dirty for the greater good. The available evidence confirms those suspicions, but this is a special bond, and the kid is wretchedly conflicted. After Dove and Barker role-play and ad lib their way through an arms deal, they sit in the Caddy, where the youngster marvels at their subterfuge and the high it gave him. "You felt it didn't you?" says the sensei. "Now you just have to learn how to control it," which sounds more like Stella Adler than Donnie Brasco but anyway illuminates the feverish brain of an addled show.
But who could root against Patrick Swayze? To tune in Thursday night is to view the show through the frame of the publicity around the actor's treatment for cancer. The story of his toughness and evident anti-sentimentality informs the character and gets you thinking about his screen history—not as the heartthrob of Ghost and Dirty Dancing but as an attractive badass. The Swayze text most relevant here is Road House, the great guilty pleasure in which he played the world's best bouncer—a head-cracker who holds a Ph.D. in philosophy. It confirmed his place as not exactly the thinking man's action hero—that would still be Toshiro Mifune—but possibly the action hero's thinking man.
Barker, intended as a philosopher of street knowledge, is giving Dove an immersion course in the moral relativism of Dirty Harry and the lifestyle existentialism of Michael Mann. "The beast eats away at you," Barker says of his calling at one point. "If you're not careful, the beast will eat it all, and you have nothing." Elsewhere, when Dove needs assurance that "there's a line" between criminal psychopaths and Barker's psychopathic school of criminology, Barker snaps, "Yeah, there's a line—so we know where to cross!" Some people can only howl at a line like that, and others, less sophisticated, will swing a fist in the air to cheer it, but I found it quite simple and most congenial to do both at the same time.
Next week will bring Lie to Me (Fox, Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET, starting Jan. 21), a more by-the-book drama about investigators who don't go by the book. Cal Lightman (Tim Roth) follows the path trod on The Mentalist, House, and all the other shows featuring perceptive freaks and bristling counterintuitionists. An expert in "deception detection," Lightman runs a Washington, D.C.-based consultancy where he and his wisecracking colleagues scrutinize "microexpressions" like body-language experts filling talk-show time on a slow news day and devote every conversation to "gestural shifts," "oblique eyebrows," and "partial fear expressions." If the hero could look through the screen while we are looking at him, he would detect some quizzical wondering at the trend of unorthodox problem solvers—note the wrinkling of the brows—and some boredom with a plotline about a congressman's hooker scandal—see how the eyes glaze over. But since the show's core concern aligns with the basic televisual pleasure of studying faces, it's got a certain energy. The index finger, though restless, does not change the channel.


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Funding Support is a one-stop shop company based in Malta that specializes in EU funds and other funding opportunities for SMEs, government entities, local councils and non-governmental organisations. The company's core services centre around:
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Since 2002, Maria Schembri's professional experience has been focused on assisting public and private organisations tap into EU funding programmes as well as in managing large and small-scale EU funded projects. Between 2008 and 2011, Ms Schembri spearheaded the Malta-EU Steering and Action Committee's (MEUSAC) EU funding unit which provides support and assistance to local councils and NGOs in identifying EU funding opportunities and assistance in drawing up funding applications. Under the headship of Ms Schembri, this unit managed to successfully secure over Eur15 million in EU funds over a span of 30 months.
Between 2007 and 2008, Ms Schembri was self-employed as a consultant with the Ministry for Investment, Industry and Information Technology where she was responsible for the implementation and launch of four projects under the National ICT Strategy 2004-2006 and 2008-2010. Ms Schembri was also successful in obtaining over Eur1 million in EU funds in relation to ICT in education. She also formed part of the Strategy Execution Office with the Malta Information Technology Agency.
Ms Schembri graduated with honours in philosophy and also holds a Master's degree in Creativity and Innovation, both from the University of Malta. Maria Schembri is also a visiting lecturer at the University of Malta and lectures Project Management at the Department of International Relations.
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Alison Calleja graduated with honours in European Studies and also holds a Masters Degree in International Relations at the University of Malta.
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PIONEERS. * CANADA and West Africa! What could be more unlike ? And yet there is no little significance in thus putting these together ; it makes us feel something of the greatness of the Empire of which both are parts. Let Canada come first ; for, indeed, it is first in time as in importance. One thing strikes us at once. How familiar is the story of the exploration and the conquest ! Yet somehow, told over again, it never wearies. And Sir Harry Johnston's manner of telling it is full of fresh- ness. He is wise in not stopping too long over the pro- tracted struggle between France and England in the East; he takes us westwards with the true pioneers. By giving us copious extracts from the journals of Mackenzie, Henry, and Frazer he makes us understand the gradual opening up of the North-West and of British Columbia and helps us to see the great features of the country, to know about its native tribes, its climate, its animal life. This is in a way to go outside his actual province, but it realizes for us the progress of the adventurous travellers ; it makes us see the country as they saw it. Though Sir Harry Johnston has not exactly broken new ground, his book is much more than a mere recapitulation of old narratives ; it is an epic of a great human achievement.
We have said that much of the Canadian story is familiar ; when we come to Africa we feel that many of the explorers' names will come with a sound of novelty to most readers How few will know about Jobson's expedition to Gambia, or the adventures of Denham in Bornu! Yet how full of thrilling interest they are! Later on in the volume, when the author gets to the journeys of Clapperton and Lander in Hausaland and the explorations of the two Landers which cleared up the Niger problem, he is in his own country, o, very near it. Naturally then he brings out to the full the extraordinary fascination that African travel exercises on all who have in them anything of imagination and of the adventurous spirit. Extracts from explorers' journals pro- vide us with plenty of excellent material of course, but to this the author adds a wealth of observation and knowledge of details—all that a life-long experience of the Arab traders and these old North African empires gives him. We can heartily recommend to readers this understanding and vigorous appreciation of the West African Pioneers by one who may well rank with them in the roll of honour.


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There's a ton of incredibly promising intermittent fasting (IF) research done on fat rats. They lose weight, their blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugars improve… but they're rats. Studies in humans, almost across the board, have shown that IF is safe and incredibly effective, but really no more effective than any other diet. In addition, many people find it difficult to fast.
Positive science on ketosis coupled with personal successes passed by word-of-mouth have driven more people to explore the ketogenic diet, says Volek. More recently, the keto diet hints at having a promising therapeutic role in cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Research is still early in many areas, but Volek suspects there will more definitive answers on the wider scope of the diet's benefits within the next decade.
Make things yourself. While it's extremely convenient to buy most things pre-made or pre-cooked, it always adds to the price per pound on items. Try prepping veggies ahead of time instead of buying pre-cut ones. Try making your stew meat from a chuck roast. Or, simply try to make your mayo and salad dressings at home. The simplest of things can work to cut down on your overall grocery shopping.
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The Mayo Clinic Diet is a long-term weight management program created by a team of weight-loss experts at Mayo Clinic. The Mayo Clinic Diet is designed to help you reshape your lifestyle by adopting healthy new habits and breaking unhealthy old ones. The goal is to make simple, pleasurable changes that will result in a healthy weight that you can maintain for the rest of your life.


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Mr Moureaux loses mayoralty in Molenbeek
Francophone socialist Philippe Moureaux has lost the battle for the mayoralty in the Brussels borough of Sint-Jans-Molenbeek. Mr Moureaux has been the mayor of this inner city borough for over two decades.
The liberals, Christian democrats and ecologists are forming a new majority.
Mr Moureaux' socialists remained the largest party in Molenbeek in Sunday's local elections finishing just ahead of the liberals, but the socialist party suffered heavy losses.
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Oviposition Substrate Preference in Scyliorhinid Sharks
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Understanding habitat use is key to managing any organism, especially long-lived, late maturing species with low fecundity like chondrichthyans. Despite their abundance and diversity, life history characteristics for most catsharks (Scyliorhinidae) remain poorly understood. Initial observations suggest oviparous scyliorhinid sharks may have substrate preference for oviposition on deep-sea corals. Images from remotely operated vehicle surveys in southern California and the Gulf of Mexico were used to quantify egg case abundance in situ on deep-sea substrates. While there were regional differences in substrate use, the tops of substrates were significantly preferred in all regions. Additionally, regional differences were present for branched and unbranched substrates used in situ. When given a choice of coral, sponge, or rock structures in a choice experiment, female chain dogfish, Scyliorhinus retifer, only laid eggs on the structure mimicking coral morphology. Oviposition site was observed between two experimental trials with different water flow regimes and no significant difference in egg distribution on substrates was observed. Based on these findings, benthic invertebrates, such as sponges and corals, serve as ecologically equivalent substrates that provide the morphology necessary for successful oviposition by female catsharks and contribute to their reproductive success.


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