fort wayne was ahead there. i want to talk a little bit more about fort wayne and what you did with broadband in terms of city services, how you turn things around so quickly use in broadband through your community. >> some of these are so simple you look back and say, "why didn't we do that?" one of the things i did after the climate action summit in 2005 -- a group of us came together and pledged to improve energy efficiency when there was not national leadership on the climate issues. 1000 of us committed to taking action in our cities. we went back and created a green ribbon commission and talked about what we could do better. one of the things we can up with was an automatic remote shutoffs corporation vehicles that violated our anti idling. with the exception of public safety vehicles -- you see a municipal vehicle just sitting there. gasoline is being consumed. pollution is coming out the tailpipe. we created a wireless remote automatic shutoff system. the parks department tree trimming shut -- tree trimm

. -- haute has been to that fort -- has been to that fort. >> they have made it home. there is a long wait for these families. an emotional reunion, many of them found it hard to describe. >> it has been a long year, a very long year. >> i do not have to worry about him anymore. i just know he is coming home every night. >> these troops have managed to leave the iraqi battlefield behind them for now, but their experiences are far from over. over the past seven years, the american military has struggled with the strain from the transition. the first signs of mental strain are not always clear, which has led to an alarming increase in the number of suicides in the military. >> it is hard to recognize those signs. they are there, but how much? you do not always know what is going on in your mind, and that is the scary thing. >> he noticed something was wrong after his son returned from iraq in 2006. >> coming in the house, i did not see him, so i went upstairs. he was laying on the bed, and he had shot himself in the chest, and he was still alive. the only thing he could

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the dog's owner watched as her pet was viciously attack at a popular dog-walking area in fort funston. >> reporter:an, there is a sense of relief among dogowners tonight out in that the suspect has been positively identified and an arrest is imminent. u.s. park police distributed nears that showed photos of the dog that resemble's the suspecs pitbull. they asked anyone who knew of the owner to come forward, and two people did. those tips led the people to a suspect who is a 33-year-old local man. that man stabbed an american bull dog multiple times on thursday atpot fort funston, after the dog's owner asked if the pi bull was neutered, which he wasn't. >> he lost his spleen and other orns damaged. but he is strong and well-cared for dog who gets lots of exercise so he has good chance of full recovery. >> reporter: the u.s. park police s the u.s. attorney's office is trying to figure out what charges are appropriate in this case. they say the suspect has an attorney, d an arrest could come as early as tomorr. live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> dan: after a summer of cool temperatur,

troops who served in ir at fort bliss army base in texas. they had been central to the war effort.also told them the end of combat operations in iraq is not going to be a victory lap. president obama is hrs away from addressing the nation about the ends of u. combat roll in iraq. the president said this is it, even thoh there's still a lot of work to do to make sure iraq is an effective partner. >> white house spokesman robert gibbs said he couldn't foresee any circumstance where combat troops would be sent back to iraq. iraqi forces are responsible for their own security and the presiden gets to keea campaign pmise. >> joe biden is in baghdad to preside over the formal end of combat operations. as iraqi soldiers take over security, even the name is changing from iraqi freedom to operation new dawn. despite some high-ofile attacks, robert gates said violence is at the lowest level since the war began. >> his forc haven't needed to conduct an air strik in more than six months. and an impoant victory against trans-national terror, al-queda and iraq has been largely cut off from its m

a woman reported that a man stabbed her dog thursday afternoon as she walked the pet at fort funston in the golden gate national recreation area. ktvu's kraig debro has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the attack happened about a half-mile from the parking lot at fort funston near the beach. it's not known if more than two people saw what happened or what others heard drew a sharp reaction. >> very disturbing. very frightening. this is like a family/dog park area. >> i don't think it gets lower than to stab another swug. >> reporter: the owner was here when he stabbed another dog. police say the two dogs squared off aggressively. when the woman asked the owner of the other dog if he was neutered, the owner pulled out at knife and stabbed the other dog numerous times. police say the asillant is a regular here -- assailant is a regular here. >> as soon as i saw the dog and i heard the description of the guy that did it, i knew what was going on. >> reporter: the leader of a local dog walking group said the stabbing was not with the owner but a dogs walker. the injury was s

the level of accomplishment and level of commitment done and the level of what gets done at the fort, and once in awhile, someone like jennifer comes along and just bombs that bar of a few notches and does it in a way that she is always fun to be around -- just bumps that bar up a few notches. thank you, jennifer, for all those years and all the work that you have done. [applause] of famine commissioners and guests, susan reynolds -- >> commissioners and guests, susan reynolds from the real estate department. personally i'm going to miss you. we have been through a lot of ups and downs, and on behalf of the real estate department, you left a legacy there also. i've never come across a dead deal that jennifer worked on. she carried her professionalism and her grace from department to department. i just want to say that i will personally miss you, and i'm sure that everybody in the real estate department will miss you, and we wish you the best. i hope that you will continue to watch our efforts and our accomplishments as we try to implement all the work you have done. thank you. [applau

troops who served in iraq at fort bliss army base in texas.hey had been central to the war effort. he also told them the end of combat operations in iraq is not going to be a victory lap. president obama is hours away from addressing the nation about the ends of u.s. combat roll in iraq. the president said this is it, even though there's still a lot of work to do to make sure iraq is an effective partner. >> white house spokesman robert gibbs said he couldn't foresee any circumstance where combat troops would be sent back to iraq. iraqi forces are responsible for their own security and the president gets to keep a campaign promise. >> joe biden is in baghdad to preside over the formal end of combat operations. as iraqi soldiers take over security, even the name is changing from iraqi freedom to operation new dawn. despite some high-profile attacks, robert gates said violence is at the lowest level since the war began. >> his forces haven't needed to conduct an air strike in more than six months. and an important victory against trans-national

joined by john fort of cnbc, sarah lacey of tech crunch. we see the pictures of the new possible one laptop per child. if you can build such a thing and look so marvelous, why not just sell it to us and make much more money. why give it away or sell it at very low cost to developing nations in. >> well, great question. i look at nicholas, the leader, to try to draw the education of the world. so his idea first applied to the developing world. but absolutely you're right. we are really focusing on the worldwide effort. and i think marvel has been supporting his effort in the last four years. and driving the mobile tablet. >> the tablet being the -- what you make this, idea, this reference design that can then be used in different -- >> exactly. >> such as one laptop. >> exactly. >> can i get from you sort of an honest assessment how you think one laptop has gone so far. i have seen them in africa. i have seen instances where they work well and instances where they don't work well. a lot of lifting they have to do in terms of maintenance of t

matt forte breaks through the hole, shakes like a hawk and he's gone. an 89-yard touchdown run for the bears starting running back and finishes the night with 109 yards on five carries. bears now up 14-13 in the 3rd. peterson can't handle the punt. nobody can handle the loose ball. eventuallymaker mitchell falls on it the to touchdown, raiders beat the bears 32-17. back to campbell's completing over 50% of his passes for 229 yards in two games. he's yet to throw a touchdown in the preseason and has turned it over twice. >>> tim lincecum entered tonight's start in st. louis 0- 3 in the month of august with an e.r.a. of 9. the franchise looks like his old self early allowing no hits the first three innings. former giant randy winn breaks up the no no and the shutout on one swing, 1-0 cardinals. 5th inning another former giant pedro fee lees rips one down the left field line -- feliz rips one down the left field line. the giants finally got on the board in the 8th, but pablo sandoval ends the rally with a grounder. the cardinals win 5-1. there is good news

the president is headed to fort bliss, texas to visit troops who served in iraq.hen return to washington to deliver a speech to the nation. and you can see the president live at 5:00 here on cbs 5 and online at cbs5.com. >>> hello, atlantic coast! my name is earl. all the way from north carolina to nova scotia, people are being warned hurricane earl could be headed in your direction. the category 4 storm is currently northwest of puerto rico, which could see up to 8 inches of rain. forecasters predict earl could brush the east coast late thursday before turning back out to sea. but they say just a slight change in the hurricane's track could turn it towards land. earl caused its share of problems in the northeastern caribbean that battered the island of antigua and st. martin, damaging homes and knocking out power to thousands. several people who rode out the storm there posted video online. >> there is more flooding, more trees down. some of the restaurants on the strip in frigate bay have taken a hit, a little bit of a beating. >> the storm now affecting the u.s

>> i'll tell you, i disagree with fort carson. i want them to institute the virtual behavioral health screening, so that we can ensure that we get everyone. i don't want to use any form. i don't want to use any series of questions that automatically says that a soldier does not have those issues. and i think that what we really need to do is to get to a standard that says we're going to give everyone a post- deployment screen; follow that up, 90 days later and 180 days later. here's my problem with the fort carson approach. the fort carson approach focuses on soldiers with doctors that they have assigned when they come back. and they may get through a 15- to 20-minute screening of a select population who's demonstrated, based on a questionnaire, that they may have issues, they may be medium to high risk. but, when you do that, you take away the doctors that are providing care to those folks that we have already found, because you're focusing on this group. that's why this virtual network is so important, that you can do an actual

>> thank you fort span. it's a terrific show and i think you folks do an amazing job letting people air their views. i just wanted to weigh in. i wanted to say something about the democrats holding the senate. it's sort of their ploy to talk things out, but i don't believe they will they'll probably be some evening out. i don't know - the republicans will gain control but i think hopefully they'll be more of an evening out so that we can get a little bit more sense for some of the bills that they're putting through in there. host: from the "wall street journal" off the associated press. this is the final report issued on the fort hood shootings. military has to make sure supervisors have access to soldiers personnel records and be aware that work place violence and the final report on the fort hood shootings. the reports recommendations address some of the government failures and other problems uncover inned the pentagon probe launched after the november 5 shootings that left 13 dead and dozens injured on th

he is actually in fort -- full support.however, there are some issues that we still have to work out. at this point, i have no problem continuing this to september 14. present ne -- president newlin: thank you. i look forward to working with you. any other comment? commissioner meko: i will move to continue this to the call of the chair. secretary: [reading roll] commissioner newlin: ok, next item. >> they apply for an entertainment permit to take over the on going business and continue operations mostly unchanged. the current permit holder, who i believe is there, is the building owner, and therefore remains someone involved. it is nice to have a landlord and i do not think i have seen that person twice in eight years. there is an abc license, and the occupancy remains at 350. the business is literally across the street, and they have had a good relationship with their neighbors. soundproofing was installed, and it contains the sound from the live ones upstairs. the sound test was actually conducted by mr. granelli. and i

say win here and one at fort funston. using telescopes, they named a ship and target. the two different sightings allowed them to trianglely position the ship at sea. >> so it was a lookout, essentially >> it was a lookout. >> i doubt if we saw a japanese ship today -- >> it would probably say toyota on the side of it. >> they are really fun. if shows you what can you do in 60 seconds. >> the pri sidot maps. people -- presidio maps. people keep forgetting that the army was a major presence. before the city was functioning, the army was functioning. and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and mission district that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you

my staff just had babies a few days ago, so we are going to hold down the fort until they get back in january, but my watershed team is operating a little thin. at the end of the year, we have our community benefits policy, and hopefully by the winter will be region we will be approving consultants. -- hopefully by the winter we will be approving consultants. >> why is it taking so long to approve consultants? it is almost a year and a half. >> we have to get through what we are going to do very good we want to just move. -- we have to get through what we are doing. we have to just move. they are ready. i think there is a lot of interested in a long channel, and we have a lot of development to do on the project. i think we are here now. >> winter 2011 is january, not dec.. it is the winter of 2010-2011. >> i think of christmas. i meant january. i also want to be merciful and not have it all right at christmas very good -- right at christmas. before i stopped, i want to thank the game that helped me -- gang that helped me. bedstand i do not know how many hours looking at slides, -- ed

they beefed up the military bases like fort mason. my 1943, they are all killed. the war did what the new deal couldn't do, full employment. there were reports, it's still with mind numbing statistic. we have to rely on other people to do it. the these projects enriched the lives of millions of people and does so today all the time. i have become aware of it, but very few people are. i have also become aware extraordinary people. here's a dedication of roosevelt. on the left, who painted the murals in the social security building with her husband and steph an kennedy. it's been a privilege to meet these people. just recently, i found this statue of roosevelt. is over looks oslow harbor. they revere roosevelt, because of what they learned from the new deal about how to build a civil society. they didn't get rid of it, they expanded it. just like other scandinavian countries are consistently rated as the happiest in the world. the new deal continues to live on there. thank you. [applause]. good even and welcome. jack hirschman. he has been a poet in san francisco fr

tenemos inestabilidad, a fort amadmen nadomente.ción estable alerta de calor la 4 esquina en el noreste como se acostumbre, se siente temperatura agradable, así que la fuerte acción. en toda la florida del sur-este, abandonando fuerte lluvia en el noreste. la mínima temperatura esta noche. en el rango de 80 grados aquí en miami. mucho más fresco frbgs para ustedes en chicago 62 a igual que ni lloro city con 65 grados a igual que Ángeles, a los 60 y seattle 50 grados, para mañana que hemos peratura se apodera presentado aquí, las dudas la puede encontrar en uunivisión. >>> gracias barbara, y bueno esto te interesa a ti y a mi y todos los que nos gusta nueva york, la capitán tal del mundo, recibe y no son bienvenidos estamos hablando de chinches, de nueva york, natalia cruz nos amplia >>> . los chinches,... va encontrar aquí en la cama. >>> son menos cumenos culo, si querer ha tenido en su casa a sus visitantes, y en su piel tiene las huellas >>> ten picadía picada, y la p las manos >>> aquí, justamente de la sangre de sus víctimas es

there are 90 languages in the fort wayne schools.here may not be anybody in the home that speaks english. you have a sixth grader that says i will stay off drugs, go to school regularly, make sure i not get in trouble with the law, and if they do that, they can become a 21st century scholar. there is applied to them that any indiana college or university, whether private like notre dame or public like indiana university, the state will pay, usually averaging $5,000 per year. we know and a lifetime of low- income student who gets a post- high school degree, particularly a four-year degree, their lifetime earnings will be more than $1 million a more than someone who only has a high- school diploma. that gap is widening. so we created a program where 50 retired schoolteachers, some of them living in a nursing home, were e-mentoring those sixth grade 21st century scholars where sometimes there was no english spoken at home, to encourage them. it is like a big brother-big sister. you can do that over time and space. now we are expanding t

estrategia también ha sido cuestionada y el gobierno ha estado y está en la mejor disposición de revisarla fort el ejército mexicano se encuentra casi en su totalidad desplegado en las calles y en las carreteras. >periodista: el representante del verde ecologista le dijo que su partido está dispuesto apoyarle en las medidas que sea necesario para derrotar al crimen. >> inclusive con los que no van de acorde con nuestro principio por ejemplo la legalización de la marihuana. >periodista: calderón aceptó legalizar la marihuana. a pesar que dijo, se opone rotundamente. >>. el presidente calderón señaló que aunque la percepción de la sociedad es otra, el gobierno va ganando la guerra frente a la dldelincuencia organizada. >> no son indicadores para evaluar su estrategia. >> argumenta que han ganado la gran mayoría de los enfrentamientos a la batalla organizada. en la ciudad de méxico, rogelio, mora tagle, telemundo. >josé: la empresa de cosméticos que creó una campaña publicitaria en honor a las muertas de mujeres de juárez, sin embargo, pondrán el lanzamiento del producto. >> cada 70 segundos algui

estrategia también ha sido cuestionada y el gobierno ha estado y está en la mejor disposición de revisarla fortbio pidió propuestas claras y preciosas. >> le dijeron al mandatario que la estrategia no está funcionando. >> no hay tropas invasores y sin embargo, el ejército mexicano se encuentra casi en su totalidad desplegado en las calles y en las carreteras. >periodista: el representante del verde ecologista le dijo que su partido está dispuesto apoyarle en las medidas que sea necesario para derrotar al crimen. >> inclusive con los que no van de acorde con nuestro principio por ejemplo la legalización de la marihuana. >periodista: calderón aceptó legalizar la marihuana. a pesar que dijo, se opone rotundamente. >>. el presidente calderón señaló que aunque la percepción de la sociedad es otra, el gobierno va ganando la guerra frente a la dldelincuencia organizada. >> no son indicadores para evaluar su estrategia. >> argumenta que han ganado la ---precisamente sobre el debate de legalizar las drogas... ----si ya lo analizan en mexico cree.....tambien se deberia de pensar hacer algo asi aqui en es

could you speak to the approach at fort carson? >> i disagree with fort carson.i want them to institute a virtual behavior health screenings so that we can ensure that we get everyone. i do not want to use any form or series of questions that automatically says that a soldier does not have those issues. i think that what we really need to do is to get to us standard that says, we are going to give everyone a post-deployment screening. follow that up 90 days later or 100 days later. here is my problem with the fort carson approach. it focuses on soldiers with the doctors say have assigned when they come back. they may get through a 15-20 minute screening of a select population who have demonstrated on a questionnaire that they may have issues. they may be medium to high risk. but when you do that, you take away the doctors that we have already found because you're focusing on this group. that is why the virtual network is so important. you can get the number down to those that you can treat with those people that you have on base. i've spoken to fort carson about

>> investigators say the suspect visits the fort often with his dog named den naturally. anyone with information is urged to call the park police. a teenager received a 50 year to life sentence for the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl at a park in alameda. yesterday a jury convicted tony tran during a robbery attempt at alameda's washington park on halloween night, 2007. eko had gone to the park to hang out with her friends. the attorney calls the sentencing absurd. she believes tran should have been charged as a juvenile instead of an adult. he was 16 at the time of the crime. five others have been convicted of murder in juvenile court. a big step forward taken in the energy program. how russia says it will keep the iranian government from making nuclear bombs. from bad to worse. check your egg carton. a nationwidedededede >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> good morning, everyone. in iran, engineers have started loading fuel rods into the country's first nuclear power plant as tehran moves forward with its atomic energy program despite u.s.

temperatures 60 fortes all of us.ill brings us the mist and drizzle not only friday morning but saturday morning and drop our temperatures 4 to 8 degrees by saturday. breezy and slightly drier sunday and calmer, sunny and warmer for monday, tuesday and wednesday. you guys have done a great job sending us some video. we would love to have more. upload it to youreport@abcnews.com. thank you. here's frances. >> good news now. the earlier accident reported in fremont has been cleared. northbound 880, no lanes blocked. mass transit systems reporting no delays. back to san francisco, where a lot of people are heading to at&t park for the auditions. traffic jammed from 280 on to king street as well as south bound embarcadero out to the park. a lot of folks heading there. just making your way into downtown san francisco where we have a love shot of the toll plaza. delay-free. nice and quiet. we'll head to the south bay and check out the 280 and 17 interchange. no slowing through the downtown area. a pocket on north 101 where

know, you had over the last year two or three major incidents of deranged muslims, army doctor at fort hood, the time square bomber that were american citizens. chris: this attitude against them. >> yeah. >> i also think there's a small minority of muslims in the world who believe this extremist philosophy. >> how do you explain -- you put those extremists in with muslims. >> there's a different attitude republicans. 20% of docrats say they have a problem with islam. 54% of republicans do. explain that. >> i will explain it. 5% of americans identify as republicans, 42% identify as conservatives. when you identify those conservatives, they have different views on a host of issues. when you look at the smaller group, then it stands to reason, they're going to have different views. chris: why are they anti-islamic. >> one thing to say i have a different view of islam, i have my views and those views are not true. the idea that buddhists and christians are all toward the same god, that's a unique view. if you asked this several years ago, you would get a similar answer but it didn't go wit

he went off to the navy and then off to the family business at fort bragg. eventually, don and his family opened up de thel monte fish company end of the money in business at pier 45. john and his family have been a mainstay of our fish processing business at pier 45. he has been extremely instrumental in being an important part of the fish industry that ultimately got to the pier 45 area so that we could have a viable fish processing industry. he was born in san francisco in 1927. he is been married 59 years to his lovely wife mabel. he is the father of three boys and one girl. his daughter of genejanette helo run the family business in san francisco. our hearts go out to his family and his nine grandchildren. i would like to take a minute to remember john. he has not been well for a couple of months now. as been an incredible force here on the waterfront. we're very much in his debt. that concludes my report. >> thank you for that. i want to share some thoughts with the family the family has been integral and a part of history at fisherman's wharf. we hope

you know out here at fort point here in san francisco. first of all we don't know what the climate is doing to do, but secondly, the way ice gets dumped into the ocean from the land based - well sea level rises from one, the water gets warmer and inflates because it's density is less and that's well understood and handled by climate models. what's not well handled is the fact that when ice gets shed from green land and antarctica, there's 70 levels that if it all melted would raise sea levels but the problem is it's not like an ice cube where we're shining a lamp on it to watch it drip. it might slip. we're seeing more and more of these failures and we saw part of antarctica, shed off in a few days. somebody was looking at satellite map's and away it went. that caused sea levels to rise. that mechanism is not well represented in models or understood very well. sea level rise by itself is gentle three feet of rise may not do too much but when it's couple with high tides and storms and el nino, by maybe close to a foot do things like this.

this morning, president obama flies to fort bliss, texas, to meet with soldiers who served in iraq. then he will return to washington to speak to the nation. >> what you will see is the changing of a mission from one of combat to one of support. >> the new mission is called operation new dawn. about 50,000 american forces will focus on stablizing the country, which includes training and advising iraqi security forces. those troops are expected to remain in iraq until the end of next year. >>> president obama's speech to the nation will start at 5:00 our time. we will have live coverage here on cbs 5 and also you can hear his speech online at cbs5.com. >>> 6:06. going to be heating up in the next couple of days. first let's check traffic. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning. we have a couple of things going on. first we'll go out to san jose. northbound 87 there was some confusion over where this was. it was near curtner in the northbound lanes of 87. couple of cars sounds like hit some debris, may have caused them to get flat tires. everything is off to the shoulder now. so we

. >> reporter: huff heard about this boy from outside fort worth who had a cancerous tumor on a kidney a friend of aubrey huff called him and told him about our son joe. he isn't a hat signed from all the giants team and he certainty a ball that was personalized for joe and a letter. >> reporter: huff who grew up in the fort worth area has since traded e-mails with joe and paid for his entire family to come to san francisco for this series against the reds. >> it's just incredible. it's just -- nothing we would have imagined. it's a complete stranger reaching out to us and taking that time and, you know, flying us out here so we can enjoy this series. >> reporter: during games, huff has been wearing an orange bracelet which reads, going to bat for joe. >> it's really amazing to have a friend who is a real baseball player. so it's really awesome. >> reporter: joe's health is improving. he still has three more rounds of chemotherapy but plans to play baseball later this year. >> swung about 200 balls every day in the cage even through high school. >> high drive -- >> reporter: his battin

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the wooden platform you see hanging off the fort is where the air workers will actually stand when they'reitioning the piece of leg. >> speeded up the video 6000 percent so you can see the 1,200 t slowly being moved into place. all the creaking pounding that you're hearing now the tower like just one vertical so all the weight is pushing down on this end of the barge. the fourth leg should be installed by this weekend two weeks ahead of schedule appeared on the new bay bridge mark jones kron 4 news. >> >> >> >> cooler weather will be the story through the west the week and into next week as well forecast as a few moments away. people gathered outside city hall here celebrating life at the location where thousands of people were married to certainly hundred of couples were married it back in 2004 all in the decision by judge walker overturned the ban on same-sex marriage in california. the same-sex marriage debate has been on a long road in the state. here's kron 4 vicki with a look at how what all let up to today's decision. >> same-sex marriage headlines when same-sex marriage. here's the