and on the last trip you can see the sea of cortez out there on the horizon. we walked to the edge of the dunes and even out there, just past the edge of the dunes, you would find places where there's -- there were piles of pottery, pottery scattered in the sand, and then the desert pan extended out and then you reach the sea of cortez that lies beyond. you know, i should -- i want to show you guys these next slides. i'm kind of running out of time here but i've got to show you this place. i'm not going to go into heavy detail, i want to take you down here into the sierra madre. i was following routes all over for the house of rain, trying to figure out where the anastazi went when they left house of rain. many of them made the modern pueblos but other groups continued south. i followed pottery trails down into the sierra madre where my wife and two others went out and we came to these cliff dwellings. it seemed like every single cave we looked into had cliff dwellings. and this wasn't a place with trails. this wasn't a known location. many of these sites were

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it's the same kind of netting the islanders use in the sea. inside the house sit dishes and bowls wrapped in colorful kimono cloth. sue peddly created the work. her challenge was to create art that could originate on all this but forgotten island. miss peddly, a house covered by orange net, a rather significant piece of work of art. what does this signify? >> it's normally used for growing nori seaweed and used in the gardens here and so it's a way of transforming this path, this place, and this everyy activity of nettingnd fishi annet-making. >> reporter: the island is quickly becoming desolate. in the last 50 years, the population shrank by two-thirds. a fishing family of three generations lived in the house until 20 years ago. the family abruptly left the island, leaving all their furniture behind, including these dishes and cloths. >> these objects and fabrics are found in the house that were left behind 20 years ago, and there were so many of them, of the plates and i wanted to transform these everyday materials and objects by using the w

sea but also in the western pacific. china meanwhile is carefully watching japan's moves as japanese self-defense force takes steps to demoi additiploy additional troops around islands around okinawa. the incident will take on different means once it is decided whether it was accident a or whether there was a political intent behind it. japan knows that it was an accident. however, if it turns out that that wasn't a case, the incident represents a big problem. seeing the hard line stance china has, i can only assume that something political might be at work. >> if there was, as you say, political intent, what would be behind it? >> i think china might be issuing a warning to japan not to try and seal its territorial claim on the senkaku islands. when the two countries were negotiating the conclusions of a peace and friendship treaty back in 1978, japan tried to have its sovereignty over the islands included in the treaty. but more than 100 chinese fishing boats armed with civilian soldiers descended on the senkaku island

the proud of the volga river russia's most famous river drains into the caspian sea in the astrakhan region. from above it looks as though the deep river runs into an obstacle one hundred thirty kilometers from the caspian sea there it splits into hundreds of small narrow channels this area is known as the volga delta it's almost a triangle shaped most of its territory covered with water. to go from bastrop and southward you'll soon see fields through the list includes a. treasure of the whole goodell to fish come here to spoon. fish attract migrating birds. million beds of three hundred species come here the spring and autumn it's the centuries people from all over the russia south that come here to fish and hunt unfortunately though many species perished as a result. more the at that time and women like to dress up they had ants with feathers hair and thought this was very much invoke the heron only has five fed there is on its head so it thousands of parents were killed in the name of fashion while pelicans were opposed by the mainland to make ornaments. in the early twentieth cen

and well, let's go on to the next one. that shows the actual sea level record. in the pay delta, it's not just sea level rises but the fact that we have fresh water floods. this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento valley and trying to contain the water. the fact is, this sort of thing could potentially get more frequent and potentially higher. i don't want to sound like the national inquirer here and when you count, you take one of these climate models and look at exceedings and this is open coast and now we took an hourly record and counted the number of times in our simulation where we included tides and elnonos, in a moderate this is 30 centimeters over the hundred year period. not three feet about. little more than one foot. these are exceeding above a level that happens less than once a year and

the tide comes in, the tide goes out. so what we're talking about are trends in mean sea level. i prefer to use the term climate change to global warming when we're talking about this phenomenon we're dealing with because overall while the earth's atmosphere will be getting warmer, some places will be getting hotter, others will be getting cooler and the climate will become much more erratic. some years the bay area may go through extended droughts. other years we may get unusually heavy rainfall. and it's during these storms that we'll face the most serious problems because when rainfall runs off the hill sides into the bay and that water piles up on top of a high tide and that high tide is on top of sea level rise, and the winds push all that water across the bay, so that it acts as a dam to the additional water that's running off from the hills, that's when we'll see extensive damage and we will see it far more often. now, in addition to sea level rise, the climate change is expected to result to more precipitation in the sierra nevada falling as rain, less as snow and an ear

north winds also prevent the sea breeze and coming into the bay. so look for 80s in san francisco tuesday at totally different situation. the sea breezes really going to crank up and it will flood the ocean air. we're going from 88 to 62 on tuesday. even in the inland valleys it is the upper 70's to 80 degrees. it is a hot day and a man a good school after that. 90 and now the fairfield a high of 96 to raise and all of these temperatures are running above normal. redwood city it is just shy of 90 degrees. blue skies today oakland is a high of 85 degrees in the warmest but still like pittsburgh and antioch mid- 90s, pleasanton and the south bay are really enjoyable day weather wise. the sun will be out and will be warm. his is the kron4 news is seven day around the bay. there goes the more mother very quickly. look at by to say the numbers coming down rapidly. it's even cooler and once appeared describe to be very cloudy day am wednesday. a lot of fog and the morning and drizzle in the sea breezes really strong. temperatures are in the low to mid '6

today sea breeze at the coast. tomorrow we look for more heat and eight degrees hotter and gradual cooling trend tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> just hanging out and watching my team lose football, notre dame. having a rough year. >> thanks, lisa. >> san francisco is exploring a controversial method to get homeless alcoholics off the streets and into housing. the plan would house them with taxpayer dollars and here is the controversy -- would it allow them to continue drinking. >> san francisco streets are homes to dozens of chronic alcoholics who are clogging the emergency medical system and the city's jails. paul sanchez, a self-described drunk a few years ago had been arrested 128 times and hospitalized 50. a supervisor says there might be a better approach, so-called housing modeled after this project in seattle where homeless alcoholics are allowed to live and keep on drinking. >> providing a medical, safe environment in which people are chronic are not going to change in their lifetimes have the ability t

at the sea breezes will be eliminated and the warmer dry air will warm out to dry air. and a perfect weather for labor day, and not too stifling. 84 are run the bay shore, and 70's on the bayshore we can look forward to that. as for this morning, to backtrack to to the extent of the fog. >> at 5:00 a.m., the fog track reached the delta and the bay shore and to slow to appeal back. and to the north, the fog is up there and you can see that it is starting to clear. by 9:00 a.m. it will be returning to the coastline and up and down the coast that is where it will remain this afternoon. no breaks of sunshine but sunny to the north bay by 10:00 a.m. to 85 degrees in the santa rosa, 80 degrees in napa, and great weather to visit the winery's. and the temperatures are cooler in this 57 degrees in half moon bay, and the winds are going to be blustery. low 70's and the most part warmer towards fremont-80. inland locations for the most part are low 80s but it is going to field-upper 80s but a few low 90s in some spots. and most spots are in the 80s, 77 degrees in mountain view an

the arctic because that would open the china sea ice in the sea or similar areas to india so it isn't so easy to just dump in the arctic and then don't get the rebellion and home so that's their problem terry if i can go to you priscilla brought up the point of art of all these consortium's i mean maybe that is a way out making sure that everyone is partnered where it doesn't look like anyone's getting a lion's share as i pointed out earlier norway and russia have partnered very well in a number of projects in the north. well i think that's true i mean priscilla mentioned the way b.p. was cooperating with a russian company but it was only. about two years ago the chief executive of that company who was a b.p. man who was american as it happens and now he's going to head up b.p. bob dudley was effectively chased out of russia and there's been a lot of comically and we have to point out it was over a shareholder in court but corporate governance i mean there was a lot of issues on both sides here in the in the n.t. and made it very clear that this was a russian company and not one who w

the lack of a sea breeze for the first half of the day. it's a warm start, allowing temperatures to climb fast for the morning. for the afternoon, a spare the air day. looking at unhealthy for sensitive groups today. satellite view does not show a whole lot, the system spinning off shore will put a dent in the ridge of high pressure which boosted our temperatures yesterday. for one more day today a hot day for most of the inland locations. around lunch time, 90s, topping out around 100 in livermore and concord. by 4:00, san francisco cooling down as that sea breeze takes hold and we start to level off to 70s and 80s inland heading through labor day weekend. thank you. >>> the red carpet to vegas is running out for a famous socialite. paris hilton is now banned from two winn resorts on the vegas strip after her arrest. the winn group also fired hillen hilton's boyfriend. hilton suspected to appear in court november 27th. >>> the folks are back at work getting ready for the season premiere later this month. it's a bitter sweet time as the ca

sea and the efforts being made to make the water safe. for the archaeologists have found the remains of an eighteenth century russian emperor who was ousted from power in trials hood and spent his wife in solitary confinement. this week russia and norway signed an arctic border agreement resolving a decades long territorial dispute the treaty created a maritime boundary in which the energy rich barren see at rather the energy rich barents sea and divided a disputed area roughly half the size of germany the deal is expected to boost offshore exploration in a region rich with reserves of oil and natural gas. russian in the region leaders aglow in from satisfaction with president dmitri medvedev and prime minister young stoltenberg have achieved is a huge relief for their nations. to go a little it took us forty years to arrive at this agreement it's a long time but this event must certainly turn a new page in our bilateral relations the area which stretches over one hundred seventy five thousand kilometers in the bering sea has been a bone

the wind is light. no sea breeze yet. and with that warm running start to the day, we will see a hot day around san francisco. lunch time approaching 90 around the peninsula. inland temperatures, lots of 90s by noon. by 4:00, the coast and san francisco cools off, the tri valley close to 100. los gatos also near 100. cooler weather arrives starting tomorrow. labor day weekend, highs back into the 70s and 80s. >> want to take an early look at the commute with mike. >> good morning. taking you to the south bay where we had an earlier accident that just cleared. chp minutes ago reporting the northbound 280 on-ramp at 4th street clearing just after an accident at 3:30. they removed a car and some degree. we have construction effecting an on-ramp for northbound 101 at blossom hill is closed until 6:00, and capital expressway off-ramp is closed until 6:00 as well. you are still able to travel north and south 101 through san jose. typical slow spots for overnight construction until about 5:00. >>> investigators are trying to com

prime minister who is one of those to go aboard and watch the pipes as they made their way to the sea floor known stream contract is keen to support putin's plans to build more energy links between russia and europe and take on the work it would bring. to the shelter for. talking with people. i think carry us. no matter who ultimately wins the battle for the optics and the honors of the soldiers have already betting the development of the region will happen to me that they've started to build a new vessel which will be three times. began the song and will be able to withstand the harsh conditions of the far no. business r.t. from the russian baltic. tunnels have a look at the market here in moscow thought it ended the week in the back of positive sentiment was a line with global trends after good money factoring data from the u.s. under arrived in general as confidence banks provided to most people with bad bank gaining more than two point five percent. l.t.v. have told business all say that foreign firms should look closer at investing in russia but there are fears that moscow could

they sang it at local 10. >> ♪ the bosses ♪ brought a trial ♪ to deport him over the sea ♪ but the judge said ♪ he's an honest man ♪ i got to set him free ♪ then they brought ♪ another trial to frame him ♪ if they can ♪ but right by harry bridges ♪ stands every working man >> yeah, you know, the guys liked it so much, they had to sing the whole damn thing again, all six verses. and on the way out, they were slapping them so hard on the back that one of them, woody guthrie, they nearly knocked him down. he was just a little shrimp of a fella. and anyway, 1941: judge sears--judge sears was not a dean of harvard law school, although he got some interesting advice. "my dear judge, if harry bridges is deported, he is more than likely to organize the whole british empire against us. he is a dangerous man and should be kept where we can watch him. our very good friends of the british domain have more than their fair share of troubles already. patriotically yours," signed, "i.c. clearly." you know, when you're facing deportation, you'll take any friends you can get. mind you, carol

that is because the sea breezes getting stronger. the result will be slightly cooler temperatures with upper 70's, low 80s, inland. and upper 60s, low 70's for the bait. and we're going to remain in this weather pattern for \ / however, the computer models are sharper possible storm pressing through saturday, sunday, and just a possible storm north of the bay area. >> morrison. >> john larson. >> natalie >> gary >> my son, my hero in heaven, lt. david holdman. i love you forever, watch over us. >> the other top story of this morning as we are taking a live look from york city. and the city is observing the ninth anniversary of september 11th. >> a very touching ceremony in lower manhattan. 2752 victim's. family members will be able to enter the world trade center just after this ceremony to leave flowers. we will be hard back. >> ana a. laverti.. live from the bay area's news station this is the kron 4 morning news. >> we are back at 7:28. our continuing develop with the san bruno gas explosion. we have been watching this since thurs

of cement used to contain hydrocarbons at the sea bottom and the rig crew's delay in noticing irregular ates. outgoing bp representative tony hayward says a series of events led to the tragedy. he insisted transocean and others are responsible. transocean immediately issued a comment calling the report a self-serve attempt to conceal the real cause of the explosion that started the disaster. it said bp had made a series of cost-saving decisions that increased the risk of an accident. the accident in april in the gulf of mexico left 11 dead and started a huge oil spill that lasted over three months. >>> u.s. president barack obama has announced an additional $180 billion in economic stimulus measures including massive tax breaks on corporate investment. the announcement comes ahead of u.s. congressional elections in november. >> hello, everybody. the truth is, progress has been painfully slow. millions of americans remain unemployed. >> in a speech in ohio on wednesday, the u.s. president proposed a special one-time tax exemption for all new capital investments until 2011. his economic m

the transfer is to take place near the two countries' boarder in the sea of japan on tuesday evening. the announcement was made through the korean central news agency on monday. on august 8th, a north korean vessel towed a south korean squid boat with a crew of four south koreans and three chinese to a port on the northeast coast. the south called on the north to release the crew. the north said the decision to release the crew members was made from a humanitarian point of view after the crew admitted coming into the economic zone and promised never to do it again. monday's announcement is the north's first flexible response to the south since tensions soared over the sinking of an n. a commission concluded that the vessel was sunk by a north korean torpedo. >>> chinese president hu jintao said his government plans to improve the life of workers in shenzhen, an economic bordering hong kong. hu made the comment at a ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of the zone on monday. shenzhen was designated in 1980 as the first special economic zone in china to accept foreign investment. >> hu

the sea and the country surrounding it are keen to get their share and let's get more from our teams cutting. hello to you are cutting you know now with all this untapped well how likely is it that the arctic will turn into a theater of war. very unlikely judging by what we've seen so far tests of course all of the countries that have an interest in a stake in the arctic namely russia the united states canada and to scandinavian states all of them have a very big interest and of course all want a bigger piece of the pie. that is the untapped seabed full of natural resources oil gas various minerals so the arctic is a very tempting piece but so far all of the sides that have a stake and have a potential claim to all of the resources have agreed to work out their issues and differences calmly peacefully they have put forward their claims they're trying to work together to make sure that all. unpleasantries are avoided and that the matters are settled in a very diplomatic and civilized manner so despite the fact that the temptation is huge it seems that all parties involved really do wa

the surface but also on the sea shelf do we have a system in place at the moment to deal with such accidents. you know we've been closely watching developments in the gulf of mexico naturally our oil extracting companies have also been watching of course they can learn from such an experience and try to apply it here as for our oil workers i would say that these questions are not the last for them. because they actively learn from foreign experience no wonder that they win contests and biddings for oil extraction no wonder they win contests and biddings for oil extraction the construction of refineries and other facilities necessary for the production of oil and gas that's why i think that this experience is certainly tragic on the one hand but absolutely unique on the other hand i hope that such accidents will never be repeated and if they are then we can be ready for them because it is kind of waiting to opinion polls you've been the most popular minister for the past few years why do you think that. i don't think it's right when an emergency minister is the most popular minister in the co

the sea breeze isn't going to make it in time to keep you the mid-80s to upper 80s. beaches, low 70s for you. richmond and berkeley upper 80s. low to mid-90s the rest of the east bay shore. other than walnut creek and dublin 98. 100s all over the east bay valleys. 98 watsonville and 78 monterey. around the state hot again but look at that cooling trend in l.a. not 113 today. 101. think they'll notice a 12-degree difference. here at home got a game. it's going to be warm. temperatures low 80s, upper 70s at&t park. drop to 70 for your first place giants. accu-weather seven-day forecast. that sea breeze to really affect the coast bay tomorrow. to a lesser extent wednesday. friday and saturday temperatures closer to average which is low to mid-80s inland, mid-70s the bay, near 60s at the coast. >> thank goodness. i think people can only handle a couple of days. still like the cool. >> same with me. thanks, mike. >> thanks very much. all right. perfect day for ice cream. ben and jerries's cream is no longer calling itself all natural. they will soon drop that phrase from

and the best way to do that is to check the reefs. >> coral reefs are the rain forest of the sea. they have the greatest diversity in the oceans. of all the fish that live in the sea, one-third live in coral reefs. >> reporter: and the best way to know if a reef is healthy, he told us, you should look for sharks. lots and lots of sharks. sharks are a very important part of the marine ecosystem. they are like the lions of the african savannah. they make sure it's in balance. >> reporter: if there's an abundance of sharks around the reef, that means there's a lot to eat there, which means the reef is alive and healthy. if there aren't a lot of sharks, that's trouble. >> diving here is not for the faint hearted. >> reporter: he traveled hundreds of miles from tahiti, taking the reef of five islands. little specks in a vast ocean. while his work is under the water, kcrew member mike's job s to check the ecosystem's health. he'll likely be the first person to set foot on this island in years. but getting there might be more dangerous than one might expect. >> to the right! >> reporter:

temperatures around the bay your jacqueline talk about that as the sea wave continues. marin kelly went to livermore with the national weather service is forecasting is of this place the bay area today. >> in livermore on its goods of town you see this road crew doing the unthinkable one day like today. lange hot ash fall to check out my temperature gauge its already pushing past 90 degrees at 11:15 a.m.. it might be thrown off by the fact that this moment blacktop is capped at about 320 degrees. at 12 noon at the golf course it's a bit of a ghost town and here you can see the reason why. i gauge as reading and degrees only the die-hards out here looking their clubs some bring numberless to shield themselves from the hot sun. downtown at 1:00 the height of the lunch rush you and see by my gauge was closing 100 degrees which is why several restaurants that this one here at their sidewalk tables empty ball inside where they tell me they keep a civilized everyone agrees the place is busy with customers looking to keep cool what they refuel. >> another scorcher of the day h

beneath the sea and the nation. and in some of the finest scientific minds of gathered in moscow to make sure a different kind of cold war doesn't break out. fifty billion tons of oil one thousand trillion cubic feet of gas that's enough to supply the entire world for more than a few years and it's just an estimate of what's hidden in the arctic sea bed. the underwater riches of the north pole are a temptation for the five arctic states russia the us canada norway and denmark but how does one determine who gets the bigger slice of the pie surinam for today we really need a national geography geography that would help us assume the national interests of the territorial dispute tottered on the brink of conflict for years but lately they need to fight it out seem to fade away suddenly everybody's talking about the vast amount of riches on the sea floor and and how nations will carve up the region for themselves the arctic states the coastal states and pay particular of also talked about their stewardship responsibility

as can you see some of the winds around the bay area. waiting for the sea breeze to pick up. it's not going to be there to help out tonight so we'll see a pretty warm evening. now, to the south, here is the jaw-dropper number of the day. downtown los angeles at an all-time record high today of 113 degrees. just to the south on the central coast, look at san luis obispo, 108 degrees early in the afternoon. now tomorrow will be the fourth consecutive day of the spare the air day for the bay area and walk you through the headlines, again, a warm start tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, tri-valley is going to be even hoer than today. i think we could get to 105 out by livermore but here's the good news. starting wednesday cooling in the bay area coming up in the full forecast. a look at when that cooling should arrive in your neighborhood. we'll have that for you coming up later in the half hour. back to you in the nice and cool studio. >> thanks a lot, rob. fire fighter is recovering tonight after battling a 98-acre grass fire over the weekend. a cal fire spokesperson said th

both countries claimed the island in the china sea. china has already suspended senior government context, authorities allowed for this protest outside the embassy in beijing. called extreme nationalism, analysts found more behind the dispute and energy resources. with considerable mutual trade interest at stake, the question remains how far each country will want to bring this standoff. >> given the latest headlines, with six countries are doing in moscow, the top officials said that it would expand control in the region, putting the national interest further. with troubled commonwealth games, the prime minister has been telling the bbc that they will be ready. violent clashes in parts of east jerusalem where a palestinian man was shot and killed by an east jerusalem guard. israeli police also went into the elevated area around the mosque that have now left. developments have been monitored from jerusalem. >> dozens of palestinian youths rioted and threw stones at israeli police around the east jerusalem neighborhood. according to pal

no signs of a sea breeze, which is impacting the air qualifity. let's show you what you can expect in terms of the winds. we're waiting for sea breeze to pick up. it's just not there this evening. the wind slightly onshore. as you can see, the headlines we have tomorrow morning, we're going to get off to a warm start. mostly 60s. high temperatures soaring into the 100s. george joins us and it's not just the heat, but the air quality that would lead to public health issues. >> on spare the air day, what we're hearing is this. give me some air because it's hard for people to breathe out here. combine the high temperatures and unhealthy air and that makes it difficult for people with asthma and respiratory problems. the management district is offering this slogan, help spare the air. take public transit. it is not free during spare a ha air. if you're going to the beach, don't barbecue with charcoals, do it with gas. some people are just trying survive. >> the air is heavier, so you take more of a breath. normally, i wouldn't stop here. i stopped on

we have the sea breeze starting to pick up. you can see it into fairfield and that's one of the reason yes today and tomorrow, the temperatures will be cooling off. we are talking 60s and 70s for most of the area, but beginning friday, high pressure building in and the temperatures are really going to start to scream upward for the weekend. a system here offshore will not bring us rain. it will bring a stronger sea breeze. high today in the low to mid 60s. 73 for san jose. inland with mid 70s and more or less the same forecast for tomorrow. friday and the weekend things start to change. 80s and 90s inland and 70s and 80s near the beaches this weekend. >> sounds warm. 5:40 and a rocket launched off the california coast last night and where it was headed. >> the united nations assembly is meeting and could talk about the uc berkeley hikers. they are still jailed in iran. >> many places are waking up with this headline. we will fill you in on the top 100 most risky pipelines in pg&e. >>> taking a look outside, the last full day of

it is conceivable in the lifetime of the project, the sea level may increase more than a product design. see level is problematic for treasure island. we believe the coastal commission, because this project involves rezoning plan amendment, a discussion of its requirements should have been included. under government code 6560a, it requires a land use as authorized the under programs and general specific uses in the general plan. we think the omission of the coastal commission's involvement is a serious violation. i mentioned before -- [inaudible] tsunami location. not think their response plan respond adequately to that or provide a corporate responses. with respect to the waste water pull the discussion, as you may know, the regional water quality board will permit a new facility, however, there has not been a discussion about the waste reduction, as required under the waste management act of 1999. that plays into the greenhouse discussion. we would like to have a further study on how the greenhouse gases are going to be studied, with respect to waste reduction. may i have one more min

nique because of one currents in the sea on her own is by might the panels are released. while some go to the sakhalin region to enjoy the sites others convert the island's nature's riches into a healthy dollar it is home to the biggest seafood processing factory in russia the tonight shock hundreds of thousands of tons of fish get caught in the nets too late to produce delicious selman caviar almost and there is a serious tribute of any feast in russia the owner of the enterprise says a good fishing season can bring in more than a hundred million dollars net profit. and to a large extent this is old to do what succulent offers environmentally the tonight show operates in only and natural habitat farms sell when they feed you have to give them a lot of. all sorts of matters in line to buy audix and things like that to make sure that it is. actually survive and this is their natural environment and again while filming is certainly much better than many farm spaces it's a natural product if you can see that fish is alive we deliver it live to the factory and you get the bes