let's go back to the prices of three in the sea walls to various levels. -- bring in the sea walls to various levels. 29 to take it from 16 tase 36o . 8 to bring it to 65. at some point don't they become jurisdiction will to somebody? our guess i believe that is when they could answer this. -- >> i believe that is when they could enter this. >> that would be the 36 inch level. >> i believe that is correct. >> maciel levels are higher than today's levels. -- the sea levels are higher than today's levels. >> who has jurisdiction over those levees? >> those are certified by fema. the city would certify the levees but will be dealt -- built. >> they would be fema-designated sections for developmened areas? >> that is correct they would have maps showing treasure island as a lovey-protected community. -- levee-protected community. >> those levees are going to be different structures then what you have now, and it is surprising that the estimate is only $35.8 million. >> we have a few sections here and it showed the levels are not what you typically see in the delta of. there will be an add

we will talk about the sea level rises. i am going to talk before turning it over to the consultants. i want to talk about the approach to address sea level rise. the first was cite specific conditions related to high rains and waves. in conducted a study and extensive modeling within the central debate. based on that study, there is a two-tiered process. the first as the initial improvement provided as part of the infrastructure. this will happen in an incremental manner, and it is contained in a couple of parts. we will accommodate up to 36 inches of sea level rise plus an additional 6 inches. we will also be elevating and retrofiting the entire perimeter of the island to account for sea level rise up to 16 inches. this is important because it balances the mandates to maximize public access to the shore line and providing our reasonable level of flood protection. as i mentioned, the development area is anywhere from 200 pager 350 feet, -- 200 pager 350 feet. the final -- 200 to 350 feet. the final is to fund the capital a

- more ran, is that the sea level rise and reactions to sea level rise are dependent to this project working out properly. and repeated hearings about funding, especially in relation to affordable housing, staff was asked whether they can guarantee that they're going to get up to that 80% with legislation in sacramento, and they repeatedly said, no, we can't guarantee that. so we're in a situation where if we don't get a better mitigation for sea level rise or better funding mechanism to ensure mitigation of sea level rise, if frankly we don't get a better mitigation for tsunami that's not even in the plan yet . also, i have also heard from bright line defense project that the local hiring guarantees in this project are also threatened by the unstable situation with regard to the funding mechanisms of this project. i heard from independent parties that they were going to file an appeal today, so the city attorney should check and see if they have filed that appeal, whether you can vote. but the nailed-down funding to make sure these mitigations happen is not necessarily there. and i

a lot of discussion on sea level rise. we have gone through a lot of that, and they do have an adaptive management plan we have looked at. they provided a lot of clarification over the past couple of weeks on that, and it is starting to feel like they will do better as far as satisfying as on how they move forward. this has been a question about wetlands in general on the island. there are three types i discovered this morning on the island. storm water treatment wetlands that are seasonal that only gets storm water. there are storm water treatment but instead get recycled water, so they are perennial, and then there is an optional waste water treatment wetland that you would actually be -- it would be your decision to decide whether or not you wanted to build that on the island. so there is a lot of confusion about which wetland was which. the two storm water treatment wetlands are being built by the developer and there will be a fee associated with maintaining those over time. one of the other stains -- things we t on --

you're saying the first priority is sea level rising improvement. is that mandated at some plays, -- at some place bowman -- place? is there some way to deal with these improvements? >> in the financing plan, which is transactional agreement as well as this monitoring program, which is a mitigation program. >> i did read that, and i saw the mechanism exists corrigan which i did not see is some obligation to use that mechanism -- i saw the mechanism exists. what i did not see is an obligation to use the mechanism. >> the sea level rise improvements have the first call on those dollars. goothe financing plan is an attachment. >> that is what i could not find. if it is in there, i would like a citation. it looks as though if there is enough money there, you can probably afford the increases, although i am highly skeptical of what that would cost. >> i have one follow-up. what is the bill the projected? you said that would be assessed at 35.7. what is the projected to be? >> 20 years. i would also point to the financing plan that gives the city the auth

to that effect, we actually had a sea wall in pacifica, which is party to the debate about sharp park, that has been complete the compromise, and to a cost of millions of dollars to said it is good that is obligated in repairing that sea wall, should we elect to do that or not. in that concern about sea level rise, which i think is an inevitability that few, except maybe fox news, would argue with, what do we really say to the public about the prospective liability and how we deal with that? >> for the record, office of work force development, this is a topic of great concern, both to the project but as well to the region and state and nationally, and it has been extensively studied with respect to the infrastructure plan that underpins the entire development. we have done a coastal flooding study with the bay area's premier engineering firm that was peer review on behalf of the city by urs. we have taken into account the potential risk related to some of these as well as the predictions for growth mid term and long term sea level rise in the infrastructure plan. the risk related to t

the predictions are an upper scale up sea level -- of sea level rising, and it does not fit that s -- curve. commissioner torres: this is over 100 years? >> this is over 100 years. it gives us the ability to adjust and to generate the funds to just over time. president vietor: and that is all factored into the budget and in 100-year plan? >> correct. >> do you make today's residents pay for it forever? you are asking to pay for a reasonable future, but then they pay for it as it continues to grow. >> pc level rise predictions are actually less. if we change, we have to cope less. we will spend the capital where it is not needed. if it is more, we can accommodate the additional sea level rise. commissioner torres: if i may, what benefit is it to the ratepayers that we provide these protections? >> i do not quite understand the question. commissioner torres: are we going to ensure that we have a minimum of 16 inches for the project? to what benefit are all those improvements? >> most of the cost the gentleman was talking about is the developers' costs. >> there will be a funding mechani

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there is also a significant plan for protecting against sea level rise. both of these have been in the works for five years, since our sea level strategy has been indoors. we raised the island about 2 feet above what exists now downtown, with accommodations to make changes in the future. this chart shows you in graphic form what we are doing to the island to protect against sea level rise. the mean high tide now is plus 5.5 feet from the low tide. the big flood elevation theme -- the flood plain is above 5.2 feet. today, it is plus nine to 12 feet from the low high tide. the grade would be three to 6 feet above that. the perimeter height would be further, up to 17 feet, with the opportunity to go further in future years. downtown, for instance, is plus 10 feet. chairperson mar: a supervisor has a question. supervisor weiner: in recent weeks, there has been a lot of stuff floating around about the seismic boehner ability of the island -- about the seismic vulnerability of the island, and the possibility that it will sink overtime. since this is coming off

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they'll examine the timing of sea water injections into the plant's reactors, and other measures taken by the government and tepco. other topics to be covered in the report include the evacuation advisories and orders issued by the government. the group will visit the fukushima plant to income the ongoing containment work and may interview the head official. >>> all right, now ai uchida joins us with the latest in business news. ai, good morning. >> very good morning to you catherine and good morning to you as well. news just in, trade balance. japan posted a huge trade deficit in april as higher prices of natural resources boosted imports in the march 11th disaster dampened production and exports. the finance ministry said in a preliminary report on wednesday that the trade deficit stood at 463 billion yen or about $5.6 billion last month. the figure marks a big decline from a surplus of about $8.9 billion from a year earlier. april's exports came to about $63 billion, down 12%, while imports totalled about $69 billion, up 8.9%. toshiba may be unable to meet its sales target in the nu

there is a little bit of a sea breeze today even sfo west at 13. so the sea breeze is in place. weak system just brushing into the north. right there. that will keep the on shore wind westerly breeze going today. then behind that high pressure's going to build in and that will give us much warmer weather especially by wednesday. so today we drop temps about four to eight degrees. it will be cooler than tomorrow. slightly warmer. but much warmer by wednesday. it will be warm on wednesday. some pushing upper 80s by wednesday maybe into thursday. sunny but cooler today. that's a west wind 10 to 25 miles per hour. highs today 60s for some. 70s for many. and then some upper 70s. but it will be cooler than we had on sunday. the extended warmer tuesday, wednesday looks like we'll top out around wednesday or thursday and start to see a cool down friday. the upcoming weekend does look cooler with a lot more in the way of fog. pam. >>> thank you, steve. well, we're getting reaction this morning from around the world after osama bin laden's death. where these u.s. troops celebrated the new

that is the sea breeze. that is moving in rather quickly around sfo, west winds gusting to 36 miles per hour and these winds will blow east and take over all our neighborhoods and take away with record high temperatures we've dealt with. 8:00, clouds along the coast. we'll have sunshine everywhere else and still stuck in the 40s to low 50s. everybody in sunshine around the noon hour, with mid to upper 50s in inland neighborhoods. by 4:00, mid to upper 50s around the bay with low to mid-70s in most inland neighborhoods. upper 50s with fog around half moon bay. cooling trend will spread throughout the weekend and culminate with the coolest weather and windiest on mother's day. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, calmer, brighter and much warmer. >>> good morning, mike. friday light but that is not the case. we have a new accident. this is the east shore freeway, highway 80 and the taillights are headed in the eastbound direction, a new accident reported at 580 sflit. right lane is blocked, fire department is on t

you are allowed to bury at sea if the person died at sea but he died on land. the obama administration wanted to avoid a terrorist shrine to bin laden. they say it could have been avoided with an unmarked grave. >>> so many around the world found out about the death via twitter and text messaging. watch people in philadelphia last night checking their phones after hearing the news. a short time later, the announcer, espn announcer confirmed bin laden's death, this was a national broadcast game over the loud speaker at the stadium in philadelphia. the mets and phillies fans after hearing the news then began chanting in unison. >> usa! usa! usa! >> pretty remarkable scene on tv here. he learned the news from a text message, then got a confirm about 30 seconds later from his producers before announcing the news to the crowd. >>> all right. it's a monday afternoon, and a nice one at that. let's turn things over to jeff ranieri to find out what the rest of the week will bring. >> if you liked what we had this weekend, i think you'll like each and every day especiall

given the inability to meet future sea level rise, they suggest local agencies use between twenty and fifty feet increase, and in the plan itself, though a strategy that would address higher sea levels. they took it a step further unspecified -- m specified projects should be built by the year 2015 so there would be no work and needed region by the year 2015 so there would be work needed until the year 2015 -- who should be built by the year 2050, so there would be no work needed until the year 2050. >> i want to see if there is a way -- if there are specific questions, maybe we can address the pieces that were not in the binder, and so if there are pieces in here that are not in here, you could present the spirit of that would be great. -- you could present that. that would be great. >> [unintelligible] >> they are all in the report we received? >> they are all in the report. >> maybe if we have questions, because i do, but i would like to turn it to other commissioners first. i will start with a couple things. one has to do with this is what led to peace, and i did not see much -- w

among them was living in a simeonoff was a veteran of the soviet black sea fleet. here at the dock at inkerman the ships would paint on ukraine following with the vision of the soviet black sea fleet. scores of battle ships and submarines was scrapped in a matter of years ukraine could not put them to any use of those ships were fit for further service as a ship was just a ship where there is also a crew on it even with this craft not just ships but also people souls. social and economic problems first surfaced in the crimea even before the breakup of the soviet union. during the whole band in one thousand nine hundred five the crimea almost lost its revered wine industry under the reign of a pick grapes for thirty seven years in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. she bore witness to the wanton destruction of tess of crimean vineyards. you know the cut twenty year old greek finds it a very things like he does look. he's pains me very much to see so. drink weinstein like count it was devastating. later government officials conceded that the prohibition had been a mi

this guided missile cruiser the most for is the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. it has a cruise control on the planet most of her live on the ship. but this mighty vessel is more than just a fine team unit that where the new ship is not only a battle unit it is our home but it provides is with shelter and food. and we clean it every day we scrub unpainted good i think just. as necessity in the crimea is not as much of a burning issue as it is in western ukraine warrant officer victor plissken off married irina a ukrainian citizen after they fell in love in sevastopol their son yevgeny is now eleven months old because wages a sale is eight hundred u.s. dollars which is good money in sevastopol for viktor does not buying toys for his son instead he wins them at a fair ground should discovery. is dealing. with thank you. they go hold it quite that is one for you. let's go. to. that but not all that so russian saying shoot. irina and victor don't get involved in politics they don't take part in rallies or protests they have little to squabble about. is the politician

burial in the north arabian sea for osama bin laden. while government did it to keep with islamic tradition, it is upsetting some who are looking for proof of his death. fox's ainsley earhart has the story. >> reporter: osama bin laden's body was buried at sea from the u.s.s. carl vinson. >> there is a requirement in islamic law that an individual be buried within 4 hours. we thought that the best way to ensure that his body was given an appropriate islamic burial was to take those actions that would allow us to do that burial at sea. >> reporter: despite those considerations, there has been an uproar and a protest in pakistan where bin laden was killed. >> you know, 100% of the people, they are not sure that he is dead. they want to see, see the body, you know. >> we don't have a body. we discovered that this man who is responsible for so many american deaths actually got the chance to have his islamic burial rites performed. i find that very offensive. >> reporter: the pentagon says bin laden's body was washed and then placed in a whi

today he is getting used to his new digs at the sea lion pool where another sea line is also moving in. >> sports legend turns 80 years old, slugger, outfielder, all time favorite, willie mays. his birthday will be celebrated in a ceremony before tonight's giants' game at at&t park, arguably the greatest all around player in the game's history. 660 career homers and 330 stolen bases and dozen golden gloves. first 20 fans will get a replica of the statue that sits at the front of the stadium. >> now the latest on the fatal hit-and-run in san francisco not far from the golden gate park. >> crews work to repair a gas leak that triggered a shelter in place order last night. >> and how police tracked down a man that stole a rare violin. >> they are cleaning up this morning after windows were bashed in during cinco de mayo celebrations last night. i'll have that story coming up. >> and we're looking at nothing as far as airport delays go. all of our airports, major ones running on time. with the lack of weather i would expect them to do so, flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> we are tracking

let's take a look where the sea breeze has brought the cooling effect. half moon bay san rafael upper 50s low to mid-50s up into the north bay valleys. south bay we start seeing the warmth 71 in los gatos and same upper 50s in the east bay valleys. so those are the two areas that will be the warmest today and not feeling the effects of that sea breeze. right now 63 in santa cruz but look at the low 70s watsonville and gilroy and salinas. not quite as warm and clouds still stick to the coast for the better part of the afternoon. warmest afternoon is when we can set records on wednesday and thursday. warming trend we're going to have a cooling trend over the weekend and a pretty big one. today's temperatures are going to be three degrees warmer in oakland. redwood city same thing livermore and napa 4-5. enjoy the sunlight to 8:00 this evening. cold front onshore and sea breeze bringing us slightly cooler weather but it could move further in tomorrow but that will be it for the cooling trend. let's take you down to the south bay, mid to upper 70s with the u

we got a great sea breeze going. now let's show you -- west wind at 15 miles an hour, also 53 around the rest of the bay area. from oakland to san jose, temperatures in the 40s and 50s for your morning. but the sea breeze is going to be an all-day event. temperatures "today" running a few degrees cooler than yesterday. we have a system that's going past northern california at this hour. if you're going to head to the high country, not only are you going to have to dodge a few showers, right there around lake tahoe, 60s to finish off your weekend, turning cooler tomorrow. some of these showers are going to pop-up, you can see showers right around the hill tops. same story heading into sunday, more marine air pumps in, we'll probably see cooler temperatures to wrap up the weekend, highs finishing off the weekend in the 50s and 60s even for inland spots. still some 70s inland out by the tri-valley over towards fairfield and into the north bay. hillsburg also in the low 70s. seven-day forecast will keep the weekend fairl

let's take a look where the sea breeze has brought the cooling effect. half moon bay, san rafael upper 50s, low to mid-50s up into the north bay valleys. south bay, we start seeing the warmth, 71 in los gatos and same upper 50s in the east bay valleys. so those are the two areas that will be the warmest today and not feeling the effects of that sea breeze. right now 63 in santa cruz but look at the low 70s, watsonville and gilroy and salinas. not quite as warm and clouds still stick to the coast for the better part of the afternoon. warmest afternoon is when we can set records on wednesday and thursday. warming trend, we're going to have a cooling trend over the weekend and a pretty big one. today's temperatures are going to be three degrees warmer in oakland. redwood city same thing, livermore and napa, 4-5. enjoy the sunlight to 8:00 this evening. cold front onshore and sea breeze bringing us slightly cooler weather but it could move further in tomorrow but that will be it for the cooling trend. let's take you down to the south bay, mid to upper 70s wi

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it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the p

i'm unaware of the details of the burial at sea. i heard they buried him at sea. but you are asking for a level of comment on it. a level of detail i'm reluctant to get into since i don't have any particular knowledge of it. martha: understood. one last question for you. when you look ahead in terms of the threat the nation still faces, what would be your advice to the administration in terms of how to look at that going forward? >> it's southern that we not let down our vigilence. everybody i'm sure feels good about having succeeded in the hunt for bin laden. but we must not forget that al qaeda is still out there, it's still a big organization. there will be members of al qaeda hole want of of -- who want to use bin laden's death to launch more deaths. we have to be on our are guard. we are still at war. martha: i appreciate you being with us. a lot of people including james clapper pointing to previous administrations and the ground work that was laid by them as country bite together success today. as we hear more details about this. it's a stunning operation.

or any other vessel at sea you do not do that you are in violation of the international law of the sea. let's see if migration europe is it's widely considered being swamped with north african refugees so is there something of a sense that european nations are now desperate to sort of turn a blind eye to the refugees to discourage war from trying to cross the feet her place rising trends well if if you will try to block migration. is not the way to do it let's be first on the secondly it's true that the right wing governments that are not predominantly in the european union make migrating a big issue well it is a problem whether it is such a big problem that we need to really stop it and whether it's really flood at the gates of europe that's another matter i mean i hardly see anything changing in the center of europe it's a concern for right wing governments it's the problem that it created partly themselves and it's only a matter of being taking priorities are you. concerned to have my o.t. or our geopolitical concerns your priority that's the main issue and far as i can tell people

but to not want it to boo a the nabor nav sea in jeopardy. and they wanted to make sure that no americans were harmed in this attack. >>pam: catherine? >>catherine: the body was quickly dropped into the waters of the north of arabian sea. video and photos might eventually be released. nobody will ever be able to find the spot where he was buried. just our>>catherine: and not a lot of direct visual evidence however, certainly no area will mark his burial. the reason his body was quickly disposed of in the north arabian sea. only a few hours after he 50 was killed. from this air craft. the body was washed, according to islamic custom, then placed in a white sheet and put on a board - and tapped into the water. the commanders say this will be done according to regulation. the body was brought on board there was held with respect. we follow the religious customs of but never the individual is that is being buried. >>catherine: the honor guard does not mean honors. >> i doubt the we rendered any honors. >> the burial at sea was clearly also an eff