. >>> a big earthquake rocked the island of crete. buildings shook as far as cairo, egypt. it ranged from 5.9 to 6.2. there's still no word of damage or injuries and there's been no tsunami warnings. greek is one of the most earthquake prone countrs -- countries. >>> it's a disaster preparedness that the kent fire department will hold. kent field's fire chief says it makes sense it host this program, given the recent crisis in japan. >> be like a boy scout. be prepared. it's going to come here. we don't know what day. we don't know what hour but we need to be prepared. >> tomorrow's program starts at 10 a.m. and goes until noon and there's no cost to attend. >> the city of san pablo is waiting to see if grand rapids brown will have -- the hill is still rain second and sliding. six homes have been yellow tagged since part of the slide occurred on public property. it needs money from the state to pay for it and hopes the governor will approve that emergency declaration. >>> a rafting adventure on a homemade party barge came to an end. seven young men were on the american rive

recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office in crete yet i'm holding one of those here and indeed the stamp here proves that it came from the goes down. fifth. street. frankly speaking i do not know what to look for. many of. these notices have no addresses nor names of those who had sent them. thank you. i thank you no we're. going to be honestly speaking i don't think we're going to find anything here. most of the things that remained here and in the apartments were later buried. but i knew i didn't keep them because they were very radioactive . and the rest was stolen by scavengers. here's a letter which someone for you to send from here. because there is a photo inside. it's lucky you. know all the times i've been here i've never seen anything like this. this or this refused to do so phones work here. they work at a nuclear power plant and sometimes they work here. hello hi. hello who we are calling our high i'll be away from work tonight can i pick your daughter up from kindergarden. just give me who is it calling i beg your pardon

leads the trophy has sand the second torn to morocco an eight under par and of sixty four putting in crete shots lead after the first day england's john bigots and welshman reached david and shift to pour of india on five under forty with a lovely approach. now after american superstar sandra bullock and gwen stefani donated a million dollars each for the relief operations in earthquake hit japan the country's top ranked golfer but if your car were says he'll give all his tournament earnings this year to you were helped rebuild his native country and this could amount to two million dollars if the world number forty five continues to play like he did last year the nineteen year old also pledge money for every birdie he makes that his next chance to raise funds for his compadres affected by the tragedy will be at least the masters next week struggling to contain a nuclear fallout after a deadly earthquake and tsunami rocked the local shima power plant on march the eleventh. meanwhile her russian president dmitry medvedev has met his country's biggest cases ahead of next month's world champi

money back to the originating villages, finance their agricultural development, and try to do things to crete a better life for their children. at the same time running into traps involving gang warfare, crime, and deprivation, and so one that results from barriers placed in a way of success of these neighborhoods. bureaucratic barriers, physical barriers involving transportation and difficulties, citizenship barriers. tavis: you spent some time and they have been in the news. give me the egyptian example. >> when things exploded in cairo on july 20 -- january 25, the first neighborhood to send people who dared to go into the square in the center of cairo and faced the guns and tanks was a neighborhood which was formed by people who migrated in from northern egypt, the agricultural someges there to squawkesquat d of their self the old neighborhood on the edge of central cairo. it has been a dense and busy and troubled neighborhood. people who made a success with the slump, who started small businesses that succeeded and wanted to get their kids into university ran against the regime controlle

the three noble tragedy anniversary throughout the day we'll be taking a trip to the ghost town of crete that stay with us from. this time silent for decades. twenty five years ago the entire fifty thousand population all week radio preview what the market waited with three hours. plus now it wants to do it recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office in a graveyard. the stories of the world are long gone. have to be challenged. reading the diaries of the ghost of our choice. what's in our to live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the. bombings and airstrike on monday badly damaged girl could out of his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata worth at least ten people have been killed in shelling it's over a month since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the upris

radio trouble creteing confusion at a critical moment. >>> also a sniper fired on that police helicopter. one critical question remains unanswered. >>> you're looking add what may be the future for seats on bart. you get to have a say. we'll bring you inside this new mockup coming up. >>> good morning, southbound 680 traffic looking pretty good. we will tell you more about traffic and weather. that is straight ahead. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. monday, april 25th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time now 5:30. steve paulson is back. what is the day going to be like? >> well, pam and dave thank you. we do have cloudy skies and light rain. that is the pattern. pretty much we what we had on the weekend will carry into today. upper 50s and low 60s. closer to the water. upper 60s as you work your way inulin. here is sal. >>> steve, right now westbound interstate 80 looks good. driving top the mccarthur maze with no issues. this mornings commute is moving well. let's go back to the desk. >>> all right, sal. in the news right no

i'm not sure what that means crete he somehow in the publishing business now. but he's again living at 2608 highlight ave. they found out that he had been frequenting prostitutes and one in particular had gotten to know him quite well and had taken a picture of him and this is the picture she had to offer some other is a second photograph his eyes may or may not be shot, but again, the year beginning at least to get some images to work with. okay, separate from all this there's a group of fingerprint analysts in washington, d.c. who are comparing this fingerprint taken from him the beer can and the rifle and various other artifacts in the bundle comparing them piece by piece, one by one with the fingerprint of every known fugitive in the united states, the process that takes possibly months, they get a direct match several weeks and the process with an escaped fugitive from azeri and james earl ray. now they're realizing they are not looking for john willard or harvey lowmeyer or eric galt, they are looking for one guy and his real name is james earl ray so the

just a short time ago, a big earthquake rocked the southern island of crete. buildings shook as far away as  cairo, egypt. the preliminary magnitude is from 5.9 to 6-point. we haven't heard of damage or injuries yet the there's been no tsunami warnings about this. greece, as you know is one of the world's most earthquake- prone nations but fates and serious -- fatalities and serious injuries are rare. >>> back here at home, the power is back on in san francisco after more than 6,000 customers spent several hours in the dark. the power went out. pg&e told us, the outage started at hayes and goff. nearly 6700 customers had no power at the height of the outage. it started about 1:30 this morning. it affected stoplights in the hayes valley and haight-ashbury valleys, among others. pg&e say they think the outage was caused by an underground equipment failure. southbound highway 101 reopened after a garbage truck fire closed things down overnight. the fire started just after:00 a.m. near the cesar chavez exit. sanfrancisco firefighters got the flames under control.

furthermore, there was lots of crete and about the virtues were. different people of this is different things, but four of these were so completely universally understood that they could be considered as central. two of them are virtues of themselves, industriousness and honesty, and two of them refer to institutions, through which virtue is nurtured, marriage and religion. for convenience, i will refer to all four of them as the founding virtues. so, how has america been doing on the founding virtues of 1960 to 2010? to track what's been going on, took to in this of white america, the top 20% in the bottom 30%. those percentages are based upon the way that america is right now. in 2010, about 20% of whites, ages 30 to 49 have college degrees and worked either in a managerial position or in one of the traditional professions by which i mean medicine, all, the sciences, engineering and architecture and academia or they were married to such person. that's my and point. the people who in 2010 that the occupational and educational classical criteria fo

to understand the defined interests in common and it's always the central as crete or lesser power and we have other options. entering into the relationship with the power that is unconditional goes against the principal of a prudent foreign policy. how do you condition the relationship with india? did in the geography it's hard, it's very far over the hill. the american relationship with pakistan is delivered that is available. do we want a subcontinent of under the domination of the power regardless what it is? its more interest of the united states to have a relationship with the country that has an element of insecurity so when we talk about a sophisticated foreign policy, it doesn't simply mean people, diplomats can speak the language, it means understanding the relationship with the foreign countries extraordinarily complex. it is and monochromatic. they are our friends and enemies, they consist of conflicting interests. and when i look at an country i asked two questions. how can a benefit the united states, how can be made clear that there are alternatives so that the dependenc

i refer to organizations that started off as student organizations that were creteed by a -- created by a handful of brother activists who came to study in the american or european universities in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. that experience in the brotherhood in their own countries, and created most of these organizations. many of them left, went back to the middle east, back to their countries, some stayed here, and these organizations grew and became some of the most, as i said, visible of the american or european organizations. now, with time, they have evolved of course. it's fair to say that this brotherhood origin is diluted significantly. for others, that's not the case. if we talk and agree with the other colleagues here, we're talking about an international global movement, it is an organization, but hardly functioning. it's a very loose network, and it's looser when it comes to the offshoot that i don't call -- well, here in the west. there are these personal ties, of course, you know, internet and modern communication helps this ties, but they are very much independent here. th