i'm terry mcsweeney, live in oakland where a sniper opened fire on police this morning. when they went to look forhim they really got a surprise. story coming up in a live report. >> also this morning, new details emerge from the body-armored wearing gunman. investigators say he was intent on committing a more serious crime. >> fog is beginning to enter the bay. we'll see a little cooling and more dramatic cooling tomorrow. >> so far fog free and delay free at bay bridge toll plaza. no accidents on bay area freeways but if it changes we'll let you know. >> we know you will. look who is back. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. >> oakland police, police are trying to find a sniper. it's what police found after

that that is really troubling. terry mcsweeney has the latest. >> police entered that apartment building on eighth street where they think the sniper was, they came upon a surveillance room. they thought they could get some video of the suspect from the cameras that had been recorded in the surveillance room but the room had been vandalized. it was no use to police. perhaps the person vandalized that room ahead of time. it happened about 11:30 last nate. officers stopped the car at eighth and market for a marijuana bust but it became secondary. officers were calling for back-up on the ground and in the air. >> rifle rounds were shot at them in the area. they backed down and called for additional resources. we basically locked down and

secured what we believe he came from. >> officers went into the apartment building but did not enter individual units. they were not certain exactly where the shots came from. they didn't know what unit they had come from. again they found the building surveillance room, hoping to find pictures going into the building, but the room had been vandalized and right now the shooter is still on the loose. no arrests were made last night. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." police and f.b.i. agents are looking into what caused a man to shoot it out with chp officers near grand avenue in oakland yesterday morning. the new video posted on youtube captures the sound of the gun battle that go began around midnight. police say 45-year-old byron williams begin shooting after they stopped him for a traffic

citation. two officers were slightly injured with flying glass. the gunman survived because he was wearing body armer. >> no doubt, body armor and type of weapons that was in his possession that he was on his way to do a serious crime to someone or a group of people. >> the freeway was shut down for much the day while crime scene investigators used a robot to remove evidence from the man's truck, including a handgun, a rifle and a shotgun. and freeway shooter, a new law that prohibits violent felons from purchasing body armor. the chief tells the examiner that it's a perfect example of why that equipment should on the be available to people with criminal backgrounds. gascon says it makes a tremendous risk for the public and law enforcement the we're learning more about the gunman's

background from the town of groveland. he was ununemployed carpenter and been frustrating for not being able to find work after being released from prison after serving time for a bank robbery. he is going very upset going on rants on liberals. she told us he was upset with the direction the country is going. the shoot shootout came a day after bart and oakland officers shot a man near the fruitvale bart station. they tried to use a taser on fred colonel interests of oakland. police say officers were opened to fire on collins when he charged at them with knives. they are promising a thorough investigations, something that could take weeks to complete. review panel which governor swarzenegger signed into law last week won't form foothill

january. oakland residents may soon see the guardian angles patrolling streets again. they plan to step up patrols following the layoffs of 80 police officers. in 2008 mayor ron dellums requested their presence in the lake merritt area. now, a shortage of police officers. members of the volunteer group are not armed but trained in self-defense and they carry handcuffs for making citizen arrests. >> new report finds an elementary school's large system failed to send out an alert after 45 minutes. they say it's unclear why there was a delay in the fire at trace elementary earlier this month. but an analysis by the paper finds the school district has only been minimum safeguards at many of its schools. among the findings, 20 of the district's had 3 schools have

fire alarms that ring but do not alert the fire department. only three have full systems and most of the schools including trace elementary don't have fire sprinklers in their classrooms. >> a group of merchants in san francisco's north beach neighborhood are pushing for legislation to fine business operators for keeping store fronts vacant. merchants say there is a loophole in the tax structure that allows landlords to keep spaces unoccupied. the owner can write off the vacant property as a loss. empty store fronts urt hurt other businesses many located on columbus and powell street. at last count there were 36 vacancies in north beach. >> enjoying the gorgeous weather do you want it to continue or change? >> i would like it a little cooler. >> maybe. looks like one day we're going to hold on to the eat today for inland valleys. sea breeze is not going to make

it out to conquer or livermore. 54 in redwood city. we have a little fog in san francisco and oakland and that is about it. fog in napa so the sea breeze, westerly winds have not kicked in yet strongly but they will. good morning. we do have patchy coastal fog this morning. cooler conditions. i'm going to say around the bay and along the coast, inland, you'll probably about be the same but by tomorrow rapid cooling will take us through the rest of the workweek. fog will sit along the san mateo coast. winds at 10-20 miles an hour. because of those winds, they will be confined to the shoreline. low to mid 90s and 80s in the south bay and it looks like tomorrow when this ridge gets pushed to the east we'll begin a more dramatic cooldown. in terms of our temperatures, low to mid 90s inland and on 60s at our beaches. >> good morning.

bart reporting a 15-minute delay right now at lake merritt station towards richmond and dublin and pleasanton and equipment problem. next report i'll update you on that. live shot of the golden gate bridge, no delays but you definitely need fastrak today if you are car-pooling. you must stop to get the $3 toll. interstate berkeley, westbound traffic looking good. out of vallejo and fairfield down to the bay bridge toll plaza. south bay, find an accident free ride through 17 interchange. you are see traffic is light. just a reminder in half moon bay construction project going on through august 8th. one way traffic control from main street out. >> ford is betting new car buyers are not burned out on suvs. we have the money scope report next.

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he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. it's 5:11. it is early and traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza, no signs of any back-up. metering lights wouldn't be on yet. we'll check in with frances and see if there is any traffic

trouble spots and find out the forecast. >> san francisco's jobless rate is on the rise again. it was 9.2, but in june it jumped to 9.6%. one reason is the census workers those were temporary jobs that ended in june. new figures are in line with the national unemployment rate. >> a report criticizes the u.s. treasure to impact husband of thousands of job losses when it pushes gm and chrysler to close last year. the move was kind to make the two companies important profitable. the report for the tarp fund says the treasury neglected to protect the broader economy.

obama administration says the plan has saved million jobs. >> stocks were up modestly. investors are looking for bargains after 251 plunge on friday spurred by bank earnings report. with more financial news. >> good morning. we begin money scope report with the economic recovery. a survey of economists released this morning find the recovery continued during the second quarter but the pace of growth has slowed. one encouraging sign is hiring. 31% of businesses said they added workers. 39% of companies expect to hire more workers over the next six months. >> ford is bet that go people will buy a big suv with better fuel economy. wall street journal reports that the automaker will unveil one

later this month that will get 21% better gas mileage. the highly anticipated 787 dream liner has finally made an international debut. the fuel efficient jet landed in england for an air show. dream airliner is built from lightweight materials. it's two years behind schedule but boeing hopes to deliver the first one by the end of this year. there is money scope report. i'm rob nelson. >> it's 5:14. do you ever feel like you waste a lot of time reading and responding to emits. a new survey finds that 50 is the tipping point for most workers, one in five people survey that after that number of messages they feel swamped. it's worse for smart phone users. 40% of them say they feel overwhelmed by 50 or more emits a day. >> do you feel overwhelmed when you come back from the weekend and you see what was gone.

wow! >> and people's expectations you have to respond right away. >> i think you should go outside and take a walk. it's beginning to be a good day. warming is going to be inland and it will take another day to cool-off in inland valleys. the fog is not with us. the view from mount tam, very little fog this morning. in san francisco a few patches around oakland and we do have some fog around the central coast. later on we'll have the sea breeze and the fog will line the shoreline. that will set the stage for more low clouds and fog tonight into tuesday. it's 57 right now in oakland. 55 in san francisco with the clouds south of los gatos. 59 in san jose. here is the setup, patchy

coastal fog. warm weather inland and cooling trend gets underway for everyone tomorrow and that will set the staying for the rest of the week where temperatures will be slightly below average. we've had the warmth around concord and livermore and breezes have kept up cool conditions around the bay. really, it's been quite pleasant. this afternoon with the wind at 10-20 miles an hour the is fog will eventually gather around the shoreline. by tomorrow when the trough of low pressure, another one continues to drop to the south we'll looking at further cooling. it will this afternoon until we feel the effects of chilly air headed our way. nice afternoon in the south bay, 85 in los gatos. peninsula, you managed a few 80s today, 80 in mountain view and 79 in palo alto with 60s at the coast. starting out sunny and sea breeze is going to kick in keeping it cool there. downtown mid-60s.

certainly shy of the 68 you should have this time of the year. it will be breezy in the afternoon. north bay numbers, biggest hit will later on the today. 83 in sonoma and novato. near east bay, upper 60s in richmond and low 70s with mid-70s union city and if you head out toward castro valley, getting up to 80 degrees. here in east bay vvls, couple degrees cooler, not much. i think you'll see plenty of low 90s. 93 in antioch and dense fog here this morning, be careful. then it clears for a sunny day at santa cruz at 70. warm et day of the being today then it cools. good morning. i just got off the phone with bart control. they say there is ten minute delays from oakland to richmond and seven minute delays from hayward to fremont. dublin to oakland area, no delays at all. they are recovering very nicely.

as we go outside, a nice walnut creek, looking good southbound and no delays through the sunol grade. it's also quiet along the san mateo bridge. on the other side, 101 in millbrae, looking good, no delays, 101 in north bay, we have a live shot from san rafael traffic looking good down to the golden gate bridge. get the latest at www.abc7.com is the place to go and under the bay area traffic links. >> all right. it's 5:18. >> still ahead, it's a dream debut. top movies coming up next. >> tens of thousands of neighbors put their best feet forward to help in the battle of hiv and aids.

good monday morning. it's 5:22. let's take a look at light traffic coming across the golden gate bridge. that is good, but starting today if you are a car-pooler you must use the fastrak if you want to get the $3 discounted toll otherwise you have to pay $6. that enforcement begins today. frances has more and keep up with the traffic coming up. san francisco finally has something a lot of major cities have had a long time. a major flea market for antiques. it opened at candlestick point. they have a contract to run the market third sunday of every month for a year. if it takes off they have an option to extend the lease.

the city will rent out space for a smaller market that takes place on bernal heights. >> 24th annual aids walk was a huge success. >> an estimated 25,000 walkers raised over $3 million for aids related programs. the money will go to 60 bay area organizations for prevention and testing. the walk begin and ended in golden gate park. walkers say the weather was just perfect. >> inception got a dream any reception at the box office. >> let me ask you a question, you never know the beginning of a dream, do you. you wind up right in the middle of what is going on. how didwe end here?

>> leonardo dicaprio, it earned $60 million. biggest opening weekend for him. strong reviews and big audience. despicable me slipped to second place with $32 million. family sorcerer's apprentice got $17 million. twilight saga slipped to number followed by toys story 3. >> it might be a matrix. >> this there is a lot of twists and turns. and leonardo, good actor. >> and routine traffic stop turns that a fiery encounter. [ gun shots ] >> just ahead, new video hitting youtube captures the chilling shootout with a man armed with body armor and high powered

rifle. >> live in oakland where overnight officers came under fire from a gunman in a sniper's necessary. despite surveillance cameras in the area, no pictures to go by. >> and friendly east bay ballgame, the questionable call that pushed an east bay coach over the edge. >> good morning. waking up locally to cool conditions. a little fog, if you are headed to the east, major airports delays from boston, washington and new york city today with afternoon thunderstorms headed into new england and also parts of the south. expect some delays and check out the rest of the weather across the nation, go to our website at www.abc7.com.

i'm terry mcsweeney, live in

oakland where police came under fire from a sniper in a high-rise building overnight. what they found when they went to look for him that is very disturbing. >> also this morning, chilling new details about the gunman wearing body armor armed with high powered weapons that opened up fire on officers. >> it's clear around the bay but a sea breeze will cool down our coast and some areas around the bay. >> and the report on the bay bridge, westbound upper deck, new stall, but bart is back on time and looking good at the 101 and 8980 interest change in san jose. >> new rule for carpoolers facing big commute. they will need a fastrak device to get the $3 discount. >> thanks for starting your morning with us.

>> i'm eric thomas. oakland police are looking for the sniper who opened fire on them from a high-rise building while they were making an arrest last night. nobody was hit but nerves were rattled in what has been a violent weekend for oakland police. terry mcsweeney is live at the oakland police department. we understand there were surveillance cameras in the area and ordinarily you would think that is a good thing. >> as it turns out it's not such a good thing. they went into the surveillance room in this apartment building where all the images are captured. they had been vandalized. so they are no help in this investigation. it happened about 11:30 last night. they pulled over a car on eighth street near market street. they were dealing with that when all of a sudden someone opened fire. the apartment building at 1055 eighth street. helicopters were flying above. a lot of officers responded. they didn't enter individual

apartment units. they weren't sure where it housed the sniper's nest. then they found a surveillance room in the apartment building. >> in an effort to see if there was video footage that captured the shootings, that is where we went to first. apparently their video system room was vandalized. >> officers do not know for a fact that the person doing the shooting is one who ransacked the surveillance room, but if in fact he is, there was a lot of thought put into this attack on police. sniper is still at large. i did ask officers, one week after 80 officers were laid off, did that interfere with what you are doing here and homicide unit they said no, they had plenty of officers to deal with the problems in oakland overnight. oakland police are also

looking for suspects in an overnight homicide. police were called to an intersection of 19th on reports of gunfire. they found a 45-year-old man who was shot to death. police have not begin his name but believe he was in a job interview today and was killed during a carjacking. >> f.b.i. is now investigating a notebook that was found in the truck of a man who shot it out with highway patrol officers on 580 in oakland yesterday. man was heavily armed and wearing body armor. lilian kim has newly released youtube video of the intense gun battle that broke out. [ gun shots ] >> you can hear the gunshots from the home video posted on youtube. it happened shortly after mid night that left this white pickup truck riddled with bullets and windows of three chp vehicles shattered.

by ron williams is under arrest. it began when officers pulled him over for swerving in and out of traffic. >> he seemed to be reaping for something in the car. next thing we hear, officers were fired upon. >> officers fired back. the shootout lasted for as long as 15 minutes. >> back up, back up! >> many residents thought they were hearing firecrackers. they realized it was gunfire when officers were out in the neighborhood. >> it was nonstop, 15 minute, fired round after round. >> after the officers arrested williams, crime scene investigators were brought in to blow up anything that was suspicious from the truck. they found a rifle and shotgun and home made notebook on california.

>> there is no doubt based in our mind, the type of weapons in his possession he was on his way to do a serious crime to someone or group of people. >> williams is expected to recover from his injuries. in all, ten officers opened fire in the shootout. we're learning more about the gunman's background from his mother in the town of groveland. byron williams is an unemployed carpenter that has been frustrated for not finding work after serving time in prison. she says he gets upset on the political climate. williams has previously been arrested for assault, property destruction, d.u.i., hit and run and theft. >> starting this morning, carpoolers will need a fastrak account on the golden gate bridge. they will be charged full amount

$6 regardless if you are have car-pooling. carpool commuters with fastrak have to drive through the lane so they can verify the number of people in the vehicle. regular commuters will still be charged $5. >> the first ralph n support of johannes mehserle is expected to take place in walnut creek. the event is promoted through a facebook page. it calls the shooting a tragic mistake. at last word they planted for the walnut courthouse has drawn 147 confirmed guests. a baseball umpire is recovering after he got punched in the face by one of the coaches during a game. vallejo team had just taken the lady against sonoma in the babe ruth state tournament yesterday. first base umpire made a tough

call in the seventh inning and was against vallejo. >> the coach came out and argued with the umpire and didn't like what he heard and reached his arm back as far as he could and got him. >> i feel very disappointed from the fact it happened. now, we're getting disqualified. >> the commissioner says the umpire was taken to the hospital. coach left the field and later turned himself into police. forfeited loss means the season is over for the vallejo team. >> adults are supposed to set the example. >> not in this case. >> checking weather forecast, lisa argen is up for mike this morning. >> we had a nice weekend with widespread summertime spread, with 60s at our coast, mid 90s inland. today subtle changes as the sea breeze begins to kick in.

57 in oakland. 59 in mountain view and san jose. highlights then today, the fog is just patchy at the coast but it's going to fill in around the shoreline. we'll see the 90s inland, one more day before the cooling heads into the east bay valleys. that is going to set the stage for a pretty good cooling trend all week long. winds will be out of the west at 10-20 miles an hour. that will bring clouds back our way, it's tonight when the fog will rush across the bay, not soon enough to cool us down in parts of the east bay. some of this bubble of high pressure and series of troughs will slide to the east. inland, still 93 in antioch and 65 in san francisco and monterey look for clouds and partly cloudy and 64. today the warmest day of the week. good morning.

we'll take a look at the bay bridge, there what was an earlier stall. it's just been cleared as you make your way westbound. they are pushing off to treasure island. you notice it's crowd on the section, they haven't turned the metering lights on, so far everything is back to normal. no delays here at the tolls. also we'll go outside and check out another live shot for you, 101 shortstop in san rafael, here traffic is flowing well from novato out of petaluma down to the golden gate bridge where you need your fastrak if you are car-pooling. >> still ahead, the entertainment commission is cracking down on troubled night spots. >> and richmond neighborhood

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld welcome back. it's 5:40. san francisco board of supervisors committee holds a hearing this morning to consider expanding the powers of the entertainment commission so it can take tougher action against problem nightclubs. it comes after a shagt.

it left one man dead and four others injured. last weekend a man was shot and killed outside jelly's restaurant. legislation proposed would allow the commission to revoke permits with a history of failing to curb violent behavior. right now they can only suspend the permit up to on the days when it comes to public safety issues. >> oakland could be the first city in the nation to allow wholesale medicinal pot farms. they will consider licensing four large warehouses. public safety committee approved the plan which also includes an undetermined number of medium sized farms to supply the three tons of pot sold legal ily had the city every year the licensing the farms would generate millions in taxes. >> crews will construct a temporary bypass.

>> you remember the sinkhole when an underground storm culvert washed out. bypass will be built on private land. city plans to rebuild the culvert next spring. >> more companies planning to hire and you may get a tax break on your job search. >> oil cap is on but how long should it stay on. i'll have the debate coming up. >> our neighbors in vallejo may have to wait for firefighters. >> and do vaccines make you queasy. an invention that could make it a lot easier.

good morning. fog is beginning to spill into part of the bay so l it will be cool around shoreline. sacramento valley, quite hot. 104 in fresno. 98 in yosemite with 84 in los angeles. cooling trend will begin locally. back to you. taking a look at the stories we're following this morning. oakland police are looking for a sniper who opened fire on officers while making an arrest. shots came from a high-rise

apartment building on eighth near market streets. search did not locate the sniper but fosters found a room containing surveillance equipment had been vandalized. >> police and the f.b.i., they are sifting through evidence taken from the truck of a man who shot it out with police on an oakland freeway yesterday. gun battle on interstate 580 after they pulled over the suspect for traffic violations. they say convicted felon byron williams pulled a gun and started firing them. high survived because he was wearing body armor. >> starting today on golden gate bridge, carpoolers without fastrak will have to pay the full toll. they still have to stop at a tollbooth so number of passengers can be verified. but to qualify for a $3 price, they must have fastrak. latest stories coming up at 6:00. >> in vallejo, two fire stations will be shut down to save the

city money. the two stations serve north vallejo and glen cove. the fire department warns response times for both fire and paramedic calls will increase because of longer distances crews will have to travel. barrier man has lost his life serving his country in afghanistan. defense department says an army specialist of napa and three other soldiers died after insurgents attacked their vehicle with an improvised explosive device. he was assigned to 20th engineer brigade out of north carolina. >> three months after the devastating rig fire, an oil leak in the gulf of mexico there is still no clear solution. oil well may be capped but there is a disagreement how to proceed and concerns about possible methane leaks. for the fourth day in a row

there is no oil leaking from a capped well. while pressure is holding steady as hoped when you the pressure seems to be building. bp likes the cap the way it is. >> we are hopeful if encouraging signs we'll be able to continue the tests until we get the well tilled. there is no target set to open the well back to flow. >> but sunday, thad allen there is an unidentified a distance from the well. he wants bp to provide more sea bed testing results. the testing will continue in 24 increments. they may be leaking methane. scientists have worried about potential leaking and one reason why they want to siphon oil to the surface. >> once and for all, they can get a good number on what the flow rate was. >> bp says 43,000 people in the spill response effort.

people who live in the gulf want to make sure it's only the beginning of the company commitment. >> i guess everyone around here, as far as business is concerned, we're looking forward to what bp does and get things cleaned up. >> bp said today, they have spent $4 billion in the oil spill response, including $207 million in emergency claims to victims. 5:49. let's see how we're getting off monday morning width wise. >> not much fog. fog will fill in throughout the day. it's going to be a cooler week. this morning, it's a pretty shot from roof camera, beautiful with a few areas of clouds. we will begin to see the return of a pretty good sea breeze today and sun setting at 8:29 this morning. you have a little fog in napa.

more fog around the central coast and more mid-50s. 59 in san jose. good morning, mountain view, 59 for if you. patchy coastal fog. still warm inland, holding on to few 90s, warmest day of the week. we'll be looking at a cooling trend at our coast that is going to take us through the rest of the workweek. temperatures have been warm only in the east bay communities. today, 10-20 miles an hour and the fog, it is going to get a little more dense. it is shallow right now. depth is about 1,000 feet. weather has been dominated by a ridge of high pressure, much of the west coast but we're beginning to see a shift with a couple of areas of low pressure dropping to the north and west of us. that is beginning to provide today the start of a few degrees of cooling and another reinforcing shot will begin better cooldown tomorrow. then low clouds and fog that

will determine our highs throughout the rest of the week which will be just a little bit below average. 82 in san jose. look for 80 in sunnyvale. peninsula numbers, mid-70s for san mateo and menlo park with san francisco coming in at 65 later on this afternoon. north bay numbers, about five degrees cooler with low 80s in sonoma. near east bay, nice day, warming up into the low 70s. 78 in fremont. few more 90s today in concord at 91. a fog clears for partly sunny in monterey. cooling trend and more dramatic the rest of the week. >> "h" train number one running sex minute late but train number three on time and bart looking good. no delays at this point. there is new stall reported across the richmond-san rafael bridge in the eastbound direction blocking a lane.

we'll keep an eye if it causes a delay. we'll check out the bay bridge toll plaza where there was an earlier certainly that is cleared. no delays at the toll. it's also at the bay bridge tolls and looking good across golden gate bridge, you definitely need fastrak if you are car-pooling. no problems on the san mateo bridge in both directions. get the latest at www.abc7.com. under bay area traffic. >> all right the thanks a lot. >> there is positive news if you are looking for a job, more and more companies are looking for workers. >> here is jane king with this morning's money scope report. >> good morning. companies in the u.s. is hiring more workers, according to a survey. here is bonus, they are looking for a job in your field you may be able to get a tax break.

increased fees for resumes and employment agencies, that talk an accountant for spengs specifics. >> bp hit ak stumbling block. they say alaska bay in pursued obey had stalled. but issues have come up over price and legal liabilities would be handled. >> and if you pay for furniture you may have to pay for more. the new laws could increase prices of particle board up to 15%. bonus, it will be healthier. >> and they are claiming to add an online business to keep up with netflix and best buy. company's president telling bloomberg he wants to set sel more. we'll see if markets can bounce back from steep sell-off, where

the dow and s&p 500 lost 2.35% as consumer fell to the lowest in almost a year. most unlikely candidate for u.s. senate made the first public campaign appearance. democrat alvin green shocked the scene by winning south carolina primary without campaigning. he has only given a few media interviews and somehow beat a candidate that had a full backing of the democratic party. in november green faces republican incumbent jim demint. despite being arrested on felony he insists he is the best choice for senator. >> i'm the best candidate for the race here in south carolina. i'm also the best choice for the image award next year. [ laughter ] >> to fix economic woes he wants

to sell alvin green action figures. they do exist. minor league baseball team handed out action figures bearing his. >> talk radio show host has been kicked out of national tea party association over a blog posting. mark williams wrote a fictional letter from, quote, colored people to president abraham lincoln. he says it was written in response to demands by naacp that the tea party crackdown on racist elements in its group. joe biden and president obama doesn't think the tea party is racist. >> the elements that were involved with tea party folks expressed racist views, but i don't think, i wouldn't characterize the tea party as racist. >> the vice president also

predicts that democrats will hold on to majorities in both the house and the senate in the november elections. >> researchers developing a new vaccine delivery, soon people may get flu shots in the mail. it involves a patch with microneedles that are so small they can't even be felt. they release the vaccine and dissolve. it feels like a fine sandpaper. everybody that received one says it was painless and easy. >> they will put the most detailed map of the california coastline. scientists from state and federal government will use computer software and aircraft to track the coastline. $3.3 million project should be finished in december noaa will

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