the developer which is to give every people -- every person access to the rooftop. this significantly increases the height of the overall building. i do not understand why it is that a structure needs to be built such that it would allow all four units within that building access to the rooftop. >> there are no more speaker cards. >> hello, commissioners. i lived four houses up from the proposed development. i was not going to say this. we would not be here on less the cottage was demolished. i spoke to the woman who lives here. her name is michelle. she had said, and she states in writing as part of the record, prior to the cottage being demolished, we had a severe letdown that lasted several days. upon looking, i sought that this was rushing out to the cottage on lombard. there were holes in the roof. i would like to make this part of the record. that is why the cottage is not there now. if there were holes in the roof, i wonder if he put them there when he sold them. i wonder what the developer did or did not do to this cottage. he got pneumonia and the pneumonia

rooftop of the subject building. it would be set back from the edge of the building. the equipment cabinets would be mounted to the wall of an existing penthouse on the northeast corner of the building. this is defined in individual letters of determination. the microwireless and cannot is considered an accessory used in a commercial district. it requires planning code modification. macro sites require conditional use authorizations in residential and commercial districts. during the 311 notification project -- a process, a ddr was received from telegraph hill residents. they cited concerns regarding blockage of views. there are concerns regarding the upgrades to the site. during and after the notification, staff received phone calls and e-mails from neighbors in support and opposition of the wireless installation. petitions received by the department have been included in your material. yesterday, staff received a letter from the north beach neighborhood group. i have it here if anyone wants to see it. after conside

it should be integrated into the rooftop, into the roof deck. in a way that it sits within the -- within the enclosed area. so that it does not create an extra protrusion on the roof or clutter. it is real simple. and i can speak for my own roof. i live a couple of hills over and -- by bringing it inside your railing &, it becomes an -- railing area, it becomes an object that deals with the okay paid part of the roof but it leaves the neighbor unencumbered. by pulling back into the rooftop &, you're bringing it away from bedroom rooms, et cetera. because most of the people in that area -- single pained windows. even if they have their windows closed, which most of us don't doe, because we don't use air conditioning in san francisco, we keep the windows open, that's part of the climate. i live in -- in -- in three-story wood structure -- three-story wood structure over the basement and some of my coresidents use the washing machine. you think that would be all fine. it would -- it would be that night i hear the washing machine three noors away. t

these pictures show cocktails being dropped from the rooftops. the military used water canons to control the claims. president obama condemned the violence and warmed peter maggiore about resisting the will of the people. >> that time is now. >> reporter: christine connelly, kron 4 news. >> the protests are being watched closely by experts who study the politics of the middle east. >> reporter: cocktails lit up the night sky in cairo. steven says he is not surprised the government appears to have sent in paid thugs to break up the rallies. >> they charged in with knives, sticks, quite ugly. hundreds injured. >> reporter: he said some appear to be program who took off their uniforms so they can break the rules. hosni mubarak knows the soldier's loyalty will only go so far. >> i don't think they would obey because the ordinary troops see more in common with the protesters. >> reporter: and that is one side hosni mubarak's regime is crumbling. >> it's whether people will respect your authority, whether they will follow your orders. when they say, he

> we are on the rooftop of the -- right now and we see fires, five fires all around tripoli. five or six fires. >> reporter: moammarmoammar gadhafi's son wendt on television to warn of a blad bath if the protests continue. crowds ransacked the headquarters of the state tv and stet fire to buildings. today air force jets were ordered to fire on them. two refused. libya's justice minister quit to protest the violent crack down. moammar gadhafi's embassador accused him of declaring war on his people. 600-miles to the east, celebrations now in the hands of anti-moammar gadhafi protesters. 600 people may have been killed there. signs tonight that the end might be near the end of moammar gadhafi's rule. catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> dry weather the next couple of days, rain will be back later this we >>> authorities are investigating graffiti messaging threatening president obama and jerry brown. the messages stated that both men must die. >>> from medwood city to oakland, we have crews all over the bay to bring you the news that affects your world. >> reporter: in daily city,

this continues to the rooftop aerie you. the public space if you are looking down, most of the time it will been naturally ventilated and climatize. and we are able to tap into this to help climatize our space where the weather is completely bad. we are introducing the air from the floor so we are acclimatizing only the lower 68, using a special technique for concrete to actually use recyclables. this is a long list of strategies the help us it to or past the platinum level -- help us get to our past the platform level. there is a way to demonstrate what urban buildings can be in the future that embraces art and culture and stewardship. >> thank you. i appreciate its. if i would like to open it to public comments. >> thank you. i am representing 4500 fremont street. for the record, i gave the zoning administrator copies of lovell's delivered yesterday, -- of letters delivered yesterday, stating we have received neither notice of the hearing. with the help of some artifact -- architects, we studied it to see what the project

dead. >> the rooftop of this location right now. we can see fires, five different fires around tripoli. earlier today, the son of omar gaddafi warned a bloodbath if this continued. his speech did not sway them. with fires, and today, the libyan air force jets were varmint to ordered to fire is-and a-some-refused. and retreat to an island. also, the processing of of violent crackdowns with more government stepping down. he is accused of setting war on his own people. >>catherine: 600 mi. to the east celebrations are no in the hands of anti-gaddafi protesters. as many as 600 people could have been killed. and the and might be near for the his 42 year rule. britain's foreign secretary is saying that he could be seeking exile in venezuela. through venezuelan government is denying that. >> the turmoil was crude oil up by $4 per barrel. pamela? people in the bay area are trying to find out desperately. what happened to their friends and family and many o and were horrified. and what they are seeing? >> >>reporter: these people sit and wat

they're only just a few feet away from the flames shooting from the rooftop. and this ceiling eventually collapsed. six of the firefighters were injured when a bomb, seriously. and this horse was rescued in phoenix, arizona. the animal got spooked fell into the water and with eight-inches of water. and several people were able to eventually get it to safety. the man was also able to get out on his own. >> take a look at this. china this man had a four- inch blade. he was stabbed during a robbery. despite getting treatment they failed to notice that knife believed buried in his skull. and they finally found the discovery after he was complaining of migraines. this is been successfully removed and it is a miracle that he is bound surviving this long. it is a ser--miracle he is still alive.. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: 5:30, incredible snowfall 2 the sierras. traffic is at a standstill. interstate-80 closed in both directions. caltran is trying to clear this but it is coming down so fast jacqueline? some spots of rainfall ar

on the rooftops of cairo there is a fast-changing situation right now. 600 people have been hurt after a day of violence. it started when a man armed with clubs and machetes swarmed into the squares were hundreds of thousands of egyptians are demanding the immediate resignation of the president. the army has told the protesters to go home. but, after they were attacked it moved into hell. the military will eventually overthrow. after refusing to resign the president remains in office until his term next year. but some witnesses described the site as medieval. the use their what some people left and right. one of the riders pulled to the ground and kicked and beat them. the heart of current turned into an urban battlefield when the probes for demonstrators invaded liberation square. >it started end that facades of the egyptian museum. buses were torn down. -- fences were turned down.--torn >> they first started going for the cameras. they did not want any pictures taken, frankly, i was not taking pictures. the crab was starting to throw more punches and kicks and trying to grab us. --th

you can see the flames no longer burning on the rooftop. no reports of any injuries. >>> the nbc bah area just got an update on a string of robberies outside the safeway stores. they have a person in custody. they are not finished with their investigation. in the past month, five women have been followed home and attacked. none was injured. >>> children's hospital in oakland facing big fines. the nurses claim the hospital has exposed to deadly attacks. jodi hernandez is live in oakland with the response from the hospital. >> reporter: this 21-page citation spells out a number of dishtsys here at oakland children's hospital, but the one that is raising eyebrows has to do with safety. it points ut the hospital is located within an inner city with a history of gang violence. >> it was terrifying. terrifying. >> reporter: that's how emergency room nurse anna smith felt last november when she ran outside oakland children's hospital to help a gun shot victim dropped off outside the door. she said a lack of training led to a dangerous situation. >

we've seen molotov cocktails, and both sides are dropping firebombs from the rooftops onto the crowds below. in the darkness the two sides battled to take control of tahrir and its side streets. using barricades to inch forward in the square, they fought with molotov cocktails, an all-out street war. president mubarak may have signaled the crackdown last night. in a televised speech, he said egyptians had to choose between chaos and stability. today mubarak's choice was clear. a crackdown disguised as a counterprotest. protest leaders, brian, we have spoken to from the middle of that battle say they would rather die than surrender. brian. >> now, richard, this turned on a dime. this went toxic so quickly today, looking back i don't know if there was one moment, but looking back one day, it's almost comical a piece of videotape we aired on the broadcast last night. you and i walking through the plaza, we were given a cursory security check by civilians. it was kind of an open air, boyant atmosphere. people had set up businesses. now if we'd make that same walk we'd be in the middle of

the bank structure allows it to blend in with existing pipes on the rooftop. we've shown the photos in your pocket. -- in your packet. there is nothing extraordinary or exceptional about these visual impact. the exposure limits for the site are less than 1% of the s.e.c. limits. there are no extraordinary are exceptional circumstances here. we ask that the commission stick with mr. hollister's recommendation and not take dr. >> thank you for listening to us today. as you know, you are too exercised discretionary review with utmost constraint. we do not believe there are extraordinary circumstances. there are not any of the impact you normally would vote on in terms of noise and visual impact that are exceptional. the neighborhood meetings we have gone to, the primary concern has been about emf. as you have heard, we are 1% of the emf standard. under federal law, that is not an area within your purview. also under federal law, you have to have substantial evidence to deny this site. that is not just general objections as you have heard this evening, but specifi

install solar on the rooftop, to buy a share of solar in other parts of the community. we are looking at options for customers to share into the program. we are excited about those programs. there are a couple of threshold that we have been able to meet. we offer two energy products to our consumers. there is the light green product which is 25% california- certified renewable energy. that is at a competitive rate with pg&e. then we also have the deep green product which is 100% renewable energy. that is available to any customer who chooses it. we have seen a lot of interest in that product. that comes in at a premium, $0.10 per kilowatt hour more to be part of the program. i have it at my house. i pay $5 extra per month to get 100% clean power. we have been able to achieve compliance with the renewable portfolio standards after being up and running for only six months. we have a 26.5% renewable mix, which we are proud of, about double what customers were getting before from private utility. we have also been able to achieve a 70% greenhouse gas reduction. in addition

and everybody from rudolf nureyev, who got caught running across the rooftops of haight-ashbury at a police bust, to mayors and baseball players and famous musicians and-- were drawn there to see what was going on. and the glory of those moments is that you're thrown into this cauldron with all of these scintillating, vital people coming together in this big sort of clash, the way mel brooks used to describe the making of the jewish star. you know that story? the six guys with points came together in the room and just all smashed together. all of these forces came into confluence with each other and just exploded. and there was a "one and one equals five" kind of situation there that enticed and explored and exhilarated all of us. and you look for those places, and i'm sure they go on today, like prague was about ten years ago after the communist downfall; it became an explosive place. i'm waiting for the next one to look up when it happens. i love those places; they're really exhilarating. it's like whitewater rafting. you know, you're in a craft going down this whitewater-- a few c

we do not have the money to build our houses up and out with rooftop decks. this is san francisco. aren't we supposed to be about conserving green open space in all neighborhoods? the scale of the project is wrong and out of character for this neighborhood. in order to accomplish the goals, it is taking away from his area -- and mr. fung stated a the board of appeals hearing as an example of his personal concern, i am not supportive of roof decks and therefore, not supportive of the staircase and the difference between coming in off the side of the building and one that is the roof and the impact is quite different. please remove the roof top deck on steroids from this project today. president olague: thank you. >> is this working? president olague: it is working. >> i wasn't sure -- president olague: there is an initial bell that goes off to warn you. view >> i'm john ostrander. the previous zoning administrator, this is not a substandard size lot for the special use district. in your packets as well. specifically, substandard lot is 1,750 square feet. this lot is 2,137 square fee

cocktail's have been dropped on to the protesters from the rooftops. the military use their cannons to control the flames. at the way has the president condemned the violence and the spokesperson warned them of the dangers of continuing to resist the will of the people. >> the time of transition has come. the time is now. >> using google earth are internet reporter shows us where the protesters are taking place. >> i want to give you some perspective. here at the top we're focusing on some of the protest. but is go for a closer look at their google,. the bridges have played a key role in drawing in protesters to the main square. this road right here and was very key today. it led protesters into liberation square. it brought their flags and posters. liberation square, one of the main places had been very peaceful up until today when you saw protesters sworn into the square. summered into horses. the weapons of choice where rocks and sticks. just to the north, some of the greatest antiquities were threatened and brent petrol bombs landed in the gardens.

winds are gusting 25 to 40 in the rooftops. tuesday is going to be sunny and cool. the extended forecast, we're staying dry but there's something out there. we're going to show it to you when we come back. we also take a look at your five day forecast for the week ahead. >>> and help is under way for grape growers. the u.s. department of agriculture is giving the state $17 million to use for outreach, survey and quarantine of the moss. the moth is considered a serious threat to california's $18 billion wine industry. >>> wrong way on interstate 5. the incredible video caught by another driver and what happened next. >>> bay area business leaders are hoping to bring the 2020 world fair right here to moffet field and they're hoping to make the iconic hanger one the center piece. >>> a terrifying situation in southern california all captured on video. a truck going the wrong way evades head on traffic until crashing into a concrete barrier. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in the crash. it happened friday on interstate 5 north of oceanside in san diego county. the

winds are gusting 25 to 40 in the rooftops. tuesday is going to be sunny and cool. the extended forecast, we're staying dry but there's something out there. we're going to show it to you when we come back. we also take a look at your five day forecast for the week ahead. >>> and help is under way for grape growers. the u.s. department of agriculture is giving the state $17 million to use for outreach, survey and quarantine of the moss. the moth is considered a serious threat to california's $18 billion wine industry. >>> wrong way on interstate 5. the incredible video caught by another driver and what happened next. >>> bay area >>> a terrifying situation in southern california all captured on video. a truck going the wrong way evades head on traffic until crashing into a concrete barrier. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in the crash. it happened friday on interstate 5 north of oceanside in san diego county. the highway patrol says the truck was driven by an 83-year- old man. he was cited for driving the wrong way and driving on a suspended license. >>> two me

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the verthey were shooting at people from rooftops. >>reporter: santa informational so they rely on the cellphone. information is a scant-- >> there is a massacre going on and nobody is reporting on it. >>reporter: fear of retaliation the past not to use their last names. >> and it is unbelievable that some of the people are able to go free spots. >> the government of libya is crazy. they are scared. it is unbelievable that people go and face bullets and-- >> and theifates are attacking people without even defending themselves. >>reporter: children even have strong feelings about khaddafi. >> i want him out. >>reporter: is inspired by rebellion in to the hsia and egypt >> it is difficult, and we got to the point where we created this year. and it is about time to enjoy our freedom. >>reporter: san francisco, the guilt of the office. >>pam: of a busy one, tha6.8 de, with a six. developing earthquake. sidewalks, roadways were cracked. news source reported hundreds of people were crying and wandering the streets. 5.6 aftershock hit after

you can see the snow already up on the rooftops. that way you pan to your right. check out the power lines, already getting snow up on the power lines. right over here, this is a car that's been parked here pretty much since this snow started. you can see a good inch of snow on this car already. so much low elevation snow that some schools are already warning that schools could be closed tomorrow. this is a look at the moment snowfall began accumulating near the 20,000-foot elevation level. chain control outside of nevado city. >> it's heavy but it's going to get heavier. >> reporter: we saw crews performing standing operations. chain control warning of dangerous conditions. >> it could be dangerous if you're driving over. >> reporter: the school district today released kids early. >> we predict that tomorrow will be a snow day. >> reporter: and the snow sparking pictures like these. long lines inside grocery stores. back ups at gas stations. with snow like this already falling, nevada city area residents are bracing, already for power outages. >> i have not seen

. >> in india today 18 young men traveling on the rooftop of an over crowded train were killed when they hit a low overhead bridge. police say the men were on their way to apply for job openings. >>> a dire warning from the australian government this morning as a cyclone moves into queensland. the storm is predicted to with the most dangerous in generations. wind gusts of up to 100 miles an hour are expected. tens of thousands of people are evacuating and those that cannot get out in time are being encouraged to go to evacuation centers. >>> flights disrupted by the eruption in japan will begin today. four people have been injured. volcano is part of a row mote mountain range on a southern island. this is its first major eruption in more than 50 years. >>> a minneapolis woman is ascussed of trying to send is a pup -- accused of trying to send a puppy through the mail. the woman told the clerk there was a toy robot in the box and there could be sound and movement. the box is holding a four-month- old poodle mix. the puppy is said to be okay and cared for in an animal control facility. >>>

there were people shooting from every window, the rooftops in the doorways in front of him. there was a concerted defense in front of him. his gunner was rotating the turret while the loader was loading. as soon as the round was loaded, they would fire the main gun and then continue rotating until another round and they did it for 20 minutes. the they were spraying their 240 and 50 caliber machine guns for 20 minutes, until lieutenant lee ran out of ammo in his gun. he had cans of ammo on top of the tank, so we open the tank, reached out in the tank and he is in an urban environment. it is a multiple story building. he looks up and write on his left shoulder is an iraqi with an ak-47 pointed right at him. the iraqi opened fire, shot him in the arm. he got a through and through one. lieutenant lee dropped back down into his hatch, his gunner started providing assistance and ripped off the sleeve of his uniform. and he found the only thing he could find to help him. it was a roll of duct tape. he wrapped his wound in doug tape and lieutenant lee continued fighting for several

. >>> in india today 18 young men traveling on the rooftop of an overcrowded train were killed when they hit the bridge. >>> a dire warning from the australian government this morning as the cyclone moves into queensland. the storm is predicted to be the most dangerous in generations. winds up to 190 miles an hour are expected. tens of thousands of people are evacuating but those who can't get out in time are being encouraged to go to evacuation centers. >>> that volcanic eruption in japan is erupting international flights. they have grown more intense over the past 24 hours. so far only four people have been injured though. one by glass from a window shattered by the blast. flights are expected to return to normal throughout the day. operating above that ash cloud. >>> a minneapolis woman is accused of trying to send a puppy through the mail. now she faces animal cruelty charges. she told the clerk there was a toy robot inside the box and there could be sound and movement. the box was holding a four- month-old poodle mix. the puppy is okay and now being cared for at an animal control fa

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i'm talking about homes being invaded and people running up to the rooftops and jumping from rooftop to rooftop to be escaped, for escape. and this was done with the full knowledge of the nazi government. they had actually given money, they had sent aircrafts in to support an operation just a few days before. and the chief arab agitator from the berlin government, groba, had they office there. they were working with the muslims of jere reduce -- jerusalem in order to kill all of the jews of baghdad. it didn't work. because it didn't work, it's been labeled a pagram, farhud. was that farhud mean? violent disposition in air risk. -- arabic. that's a word we rarely have in english. there's not a farhud jew in the united states or the world who does not know what farhud is. there are many people in the room that have worked with me to bring the information out. it's been suppressed because they wanted to pretend that the jar against the jews -- war against the jews had a bright line north of the middle east. that is not the case. the war against the jews was not just a war against my par

and unfortunately, everybody got out of this building but the rooftop what crashing down. emergency saying that 120 rooms in the area have collapsed in one week because of that heavy snowfall. connecticut, also 17 schools in hartford are closed. to get working crews more time to remove the snow and ice. dozens of volunteers showed up. >> and in green bay, there grabbing their shovels and helping clear near land boat field in anticipation of the packers return. the new super bowl return to to title town, celebration at 4:00 p.m. at this very stadium. they have a lot of work, ahead. a quick break in th news, and gabe slate. >> gabe slate tech report some tech headlines, a o l makes a huge move. the huffington opposed website. and there are revamping themselves and their reinventing themselves. the huffington oppose-post with 25 million monthly visitors top-10 a global news websites. and it should be a good thing for a o l. and other news on the web, a land rush " on the internet. these are going to be selling customized domain names. like . love, .game these are going to not

here's what we found, not exactly sure whether this is frost or snow on the rooftops down there, but it certainly looks good up here this morning. but last night, we did get some snow flurries. a woman got out her camera and sent us some video from last night. there was even a little bit of a traffic jam, people trying to get up here to see this amazing sight. the last time it snowed in san francisco was way back in 1976. so even just a little bit, even the thought of it was quite a thrill. >> we drove up from your house and we were just waiting for it to start coming. and as we stepped out of the car, it started snowing harder. it stopped for a couple seconds then and another burst of snow came down. it was fun seeing it in san francisco because it's something that we never see. >> reporter: i can remember snow in the east bay from recent seasons, but san francisco, that's just a totally different deal. you can't see it because it's behind my cameraman, but i can tell you there are people walking around here with cameras. we're told there is one woman who actually spent the night up

buckets of water on to the rooftops. that's how hard the rain was coming down, culminating in tiny pellets of hail early this morning, that thankfully dried quickly once the sun made its appearance. >> i'm just kind of hoping the winds will stay where they're at. last night it felt like they just really -- we have 88-year-old windows, very tall seven-foot windows, so i was kind of hoping they were going to hold up. it was pretty wild. >> reporter: susan mortgage has come out at beach boulevard in pacifica for years to take pictures of the raging surf before, after, and during storms. morgan says this isn't close to the 20-foot waves reported overnight. >> this is beautiful and it's very active. and it's rather calm. >> reporter: as long as you don't have a bloackoutblackout, everything's fine. >> reporter: more than 1,200 people around the bay area lost power during the storm, but much of it has been restored. and flooding in areas like the embarcadero has receded. powerful waves have been gnawing away at the cliff for t

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> breezy cool conditions across the bay this morning as we look across the rooftops. we see a lovely sunrise setting up out there. mostly clear skies, again we do have some rather strong northwesterly or onshore breezes going on across the bay this morning mainly at the bridge level. clear skies, cool start to the day. actually back to near normal. but after the record setting pace of the weekend, it does feel a bit chilly out there. we're looking at upper 40s to low 50s right now. highs in the 50s and 60s for most areas today as we continue cool with gusty winds through the morning hours settling down by this afternoon only to ramp up again come tonight into tomorrow. and the winds will shift southerly to an offshore direction for tomorrow which means we'll see a degree or two of warming across the region. we have a strong pressure difference between these two systems. a weak disturbance passed to our northeast yesterday. our high pressure system continues to be the predominant weather feature. it's been meandering around for the last month and a half. it looks like

in massachusetts have had with all the snow is snow falling on the rooftops. and actually a lot of this accumulating snow has forced people to shut down schools in some cases on monday and tuesday so that no roofs collapse. they got to do a lot of work to bring all that snow off the roof. now, take a look at this. a tale of two storm systems. one in the northeast. this is for monday and tuesday. probably some rain mixed in with a bit of snow for coastal cities in the northeast, and, meanwhile, look what's going on in the south. this could be a big weathermaker for wednesday and thursday with possibly some heavy snow and some of the big cities across the deep south. all right.or >> this weather report has been brought to you by breathe right. bianna and don? dan. don. >> hey, don. >> either one is fine. thank you, jackie. >>> coming up on "good morning america" this sunday morning, the pizza test. no matter how you slice it -- i'm sorry. that was a horrible pun. today is a big day for delivery. we're going to say who is the best at getting it to you hot and fas

from the rooftop and the street below their negotiating. they contacted that cell phone to get them to come inside and outside. a little before 11:00 a.m. after losing cell phone communication they fired a rubber bullet into a window of the hall and then broke up the class in order to throw a phone inside. that prompted the suspects to surrender ending this six hour standoff. here's the female suspect being handcuffed, here is the male suspect. no other people found inside. officers did found several rifles, handguns, in your missionand am >> james: we will take a break, let's go outside, we have a live look for you this morning from mount tam. a nice forecast, we do still have rain on the horizon for the end of the week. it will be cold to get more on that coming up in a minute. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. to bay area families are morning after to teens were killed in a tragic rafting trip. the bodies of matthew miller on the left, his friend gavin called on the right were found in the water. they were on a raft on saturday,

take a look at this building that completely collapsed under tremendous weight of the snow on the rooftop. millions of americans are struggling to dig out of it. hundreds of cars are stuck in chicago. and flights are grounded at o'hare international airport. city people can't come or go. the city also closed school for the first time in 12 years. officials say the conditions are just too severe. >> the wind gusts were between 60 and 70 miles per hour. and visibility was at whiteout conditions. >> the interstates were slowly reopening in oklahoma. ice is still a problem in ohio and in indiana where crews are trying to restore power to tens of thousands. >>> meantime, they have a pretty rough time in australia, too. they are recovering after the most powerful cyclone of the century rampaged throughout the northeast coast. the cleanup there is beginning and the government is expressing relief because nobody was killed. in fact, a baby was actually born in one of the evacuation centers. the cyclone ripped apart homes, snapped power lines and soaked an already damaged area. they have had weeks

people in charleston watched the fighting from rooftops and along the harbor. a cease fire was finally arranged. lowering the u.s. flag, the union soldiers were allowed to leave with honor. >> but the story of fort sumter didn't end there. it becomes the target of another, even more devastating attack. >>> after the rebs forced the union to abandon fort sumter, the confederate flag flew over the fort. but as the tide turned in favor of the north, charleston came under siege. time and again the union tried to capture fort sumter, but the defenders wouldn't give up. the turning point finally came on july 18, 1863 when union forces attacked fort wagner on nearby morris island. >> and the 54th massachusetts regiment leads this attack. now the 54th massachusetts was untried in battle. they are an all-black regiment that was raised up in boston. >> it takes seven attempts, but the union finally dislodges the defenders. from fort wagner, they were able to batter the rebs into submission. >> they bombarded fort sumter for 22 months, beginning in 1863 and ending in febr

constantly checking the rooftops as you're walking down the street. ( chuckles ) oh, man. >> narrator: since 2002, the number of fort carson soldiers diagnosed each year with post-traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd, has risen from 26 to 1,120, a rise of over 4,000%. >> be aggressive. when you make contact, tear it up. action and violence is what we are here to do, right? okay. all right, it's all yours. >> narrator: in 2005, the leadership at fort carson wasn't prepared for the epidemic of psychological problems amongst its troops. >> whatever weapons system you're engaging a target... >> narrator: all returning soldiers were asked if anything was troubling them from their time in combat. but many in third platoon say they feared they would be ridiculed if they owned up to emotional problems. >> it justeemelikeif you came forward at fort carson, you were going to ( bleep ). it was very easy to convince people that i didn't need help; like, all i had to do was come in and say, "you know, i'm fine, i just need to move on." and they seemed to accept that and say, "okay, you're good to go

rain drops on your rooftop for the next 45 minutes. a brand-new cell showing up on the peninsula. we could see some black ice on the roadways tomorrow morning. meanwhile, you'll need that umbrella again. timing could be a little bit off with this next storm system but right now there goes number 2. upstream here. it is storm number 3. now, that one has a lot of cold air associated with it. also, the possibility of a thunderstorm and some hail. watch the pinpoint forecast. there is the main energy passing through in the morning hours. again, computer models may be moving this through a little bit too quickly but i think you get the flavor, the idea of it all, that we have a pretty steady rain. antwo full inches to the south in the santa cruz mountains. now, numbers will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. we will play it out with the low 50s around the central bay as well. when you see our extended forecast you're going to see an outside number of 58 degrees. otherwise steady rain friday. a chance of showers saturday. then we begin to slow