right now, it's apl. what about other places? >> going down and looking into the future, all seven terminals would have to have a code iron capability to make sure the pollutants go down substantially. >> reporter: this has been a big concern for people who live in west oakland. they have been concerned about the emissions. what can they expect to see? is the air quality management keeping an eye on this to see what it really does? >> yeah, they will be monitoring this especially up to 2014 to see what the technology does to reduce the pollutants. we are looking at 50,000 a year. >> reporter: there you have it. they are using clean energy. quite a change. i'm sure good news for people who live around here. reporting live in oakland, christie smith. >> good news for the environment. thank you very much. what about the temperatures? let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> let's keep the good news coming on a get away friday on a holiday weekend. we have great news for you. if you want to get outdoors and have family comin

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we are at apl at the port of oakland. what they are going to do is turn off their ships diesel power while they are here at port and connecting to power on shore. it's cleaner electric power. it's called cold ironing. air quality has been a major concern with people living in oakland with concerns of asthma and pollution. this is backed by a $4.8 million grant. it's a partnership with the district. shore power could cut 50,000 pounds of nitrogen oxide. ships generally put out 500,000 pounds of toxins a year. they are going to start plugging in while they are here at port. we are going to look at that, coming up in the next hour. christie smith, today in the east bay. >> thank you. 4:33 now. state corrections officials about to change the way they monitor sex offenders. right now, parole agents view satellite print outs from ankle bracelets. internal report obtained by the associated press. next month, the companies that provide the bracelets will do the screening instead. they will forward the most serious issues to parol

apl has retrofitted five ships to use cleaner electric energy. >> it's 2,000 kilowatts. and was about enough power to power 1,000 homes. >> reporter: that also keeps refrigerated cargo cool. the port has seven terminals, and this is the first to go green in west oakland, where neighbors have pollution concerns. this project could cut 50,000 pounds of emissions. >> we had the opportunity to join up with bay area air quality and start something earlier than the 2014 deadline. there's some legislation that asked for the terminals to do this. >> reporter: other terminals are expected to follow suit, with shore-side power in the next few years. in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> the obama administration is declining to grant endangered species act protections to the atlantic bluefin tuna, that despite the fact the species's numbers have declined in recent years due to overfishing. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration who said the fatty fish's flesh is loved by sushi aficionados would be classified as a species of concern effectively placing it o

and the leader of the apache tribe is asking the president for an apling for using the code name geronimo for the navy seal operation. the president tells 60 minutes we to not need to gloat. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence. that is not who we are. >>> new this morning, workers at japan's crippled fukushima nuclear power plant have entered the reactor building for the first time since right after the march 11 earthquake. they are installing ventilation machines that will help absorb radiation. the radiation levels must be lowered inside the reactors before workers can install cooling systems. the systems were knocked out by the quake. >>> we are now learning what called the gas explosion that leveled a home in rockville. two people inside the home and a couple who had just moved in days before were critically injured. fire investigators say a faulty do it yourself job is to blame for. this the man renting the house was converting from gas to an electric dryer

king is aboard the cnn express following sarah palin on her bus tour, and is she inching closer to aple shat r -- to a presidential run? we will talk to john king more about that later tonight. and we will talk about covering the trip. >>> and the trial of casey anthony is taking a breather for the memorial day holiday and they need it after the gut-wrenching testimony by her mom over the weekend. 25-year-old casey is charged with the murder of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. week one of the trial came to a close saturday with emotions running high and the mystery of what happened to caylee is still unfolding. we will go straight to hln's nancy grace who is following the case very closely and joins me now. nancy, cindy anthony testified at her daughter, casey's trial, and talked about her granddaughter caylee and talk to me about one particular moment which gives us an idea of the mood inside of the courtroom. >> can you see that? >> yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> do you rk niz it? >> yes, ma'am. >> what do you recognize it to be? >> caylee's bed. >> does that photograph fairly and accurate