schwarzenegger, to his credit, advanced a number of years ago and succeeded with a year or so ago. we have the largest municipally owned solar project in the united states of america just right here over at our moscone facility. we have 450 projects throughout san francisco. we have incentivized wisely over the counter permits so people can navigate the bureaucracy, a $98 fee, flat fee. we are developing projects in this city with minimum requirements for lead building standards. in fact we have a proposal that i will be presenting in front of our san francisco board of supervisors that says you want to build a commercial structure in excess of 50,000 square feet, you've got to provide minimum lead standards of construction. the reason we are doing that is we create an incentive a year ago to do that and everybody in order to get ahead of the queue in terms of the planning process is jumping in saying that's a no brainer of us because time matters more than anything else. so we are going to require it as a base line for doing business in the city and county of san francisco. that f

how many years ago was that. >> about 37 billion years ago. >> before that, you can't go backwards. you really have to look forwards and i understand that but let's not get into that. what is the wrinkle? >> this period of extremely rapid expansion that starts off the big bang or comes before the big bang, leaves the universe very, very smooth but not perfectly smooth. it has slight differences in density from place to place. they are very, very slight. they are like the slight in dennitations on an almost perfectly sphere call ball, just a little tiny wrinkles on the surface but it turns out that is all it takes in the billions of years the universe has evolved to produce galaxies and clusters of galaxies and all the big structures we see in the universe. >> does the wrinkle prove that there were other possible big bangs elsewhere? >> it doesn't prove it. but if you try to understand where it could have come from, then the theory does lead you to believe there could be many, many big bangs. >> can any religion conform to your understanding of the universe? >> well, there is an inte

and the borders the border has moved whereas twenty years ago the border with the east. it was east germany and then you're going to poland you know we had the iron curtain that we had that was the border yeah. you know on the border. yeah to russia really well we can through the border. i think partly because of you two hundred drugs. so you follow you know little coming here we're going out as we were coming in. but the border the bureaucracy that we've found a good border. i really don't understand why common os which i think russia actually needs. is blocked by so much bureaucracy when i realize that some people smuggle you know. whatever smuggle new products which are which is very see this is by the one of the reasons when the russians when even the russian president says let's let's get away with the visas to europe they say well we'll be glad to do that but they but the drug traffic from afghanistan through russia to europe and this is this is a very big number that you're talking borders north south as well because the drugs are coming from from africa they come

is situated two hundred kilometers from prague fifty years ago it was called the german name. of the germans were forced out from here after world war two and the czechs moved into their home shortly afterwards. and his family have lived in this german mansion for several years now. dad let's go home. the village of position itself is part of. the church. after being exposed to an ambiguous pressure by france and great britain to of its. was the price paid for hitler's promise not to start a war in europe which he breached not only a year later. according to many research as it was the conflict over these who doesn't and that in effect triggered war to. the division of czechoslovakia has been a floated which went on behind the scenes of these talks and was played the decisive role in the people in various countries including russia still looking for the answers documents declassified by the foreign intelligence service seventy years on are directly related to the events of those times. may take lunch seriously on a day off towards noon all of the family gets together in this h

he retired 10 years ago and two weeks ago, he died from complications of a stroke. the family is asking for donations to the scholarship program at san francisco state university. e ret ma oilwi totr wco l wcote >>> we are finding out the deal that mark herd was offered. hp is now suing to block oracle from hiring herd. hp said he signed a confidentiality agreement. california courts usually allow employees to move freely. >>> there will soon be a movie about ronald reagan. it will be the life from the california native. it will be a lot different from the 2003 mini series which was said to be biased. the movie will be released late next year. >>> coming up at 5:00, governor arnold schwarzenegger is leaving the state and going to asia at the time when the state doesn't have a budget. the governor sits down with lawmakers before he goes. we will look at what the state is losing every day and what protesters are demanding and why he says his trip will bring more money. thank you for watching. have a great day.

mosconi south open 30 years ago, and for 30 years, it was neglected. you have a nice living room, you want to invite your friends over, but you have not painted in 30 years, the air- conditioning is not working. it is a bit embarrassing to be the showcase of san francisco to the world. we got together with different groups and we are filing under way on renovation projects. our goal is to take the current mosconi center and turn it from a third world and harassment, to a place that we can be proud of. this talk about some of the things that we are going to do. we are going to do carpeting, painting, hvac, new 24-hour rest rooms, ada compliance, cable upgrades in data, telecommunication. when someone comes from the moscow center two years from now, it will be a new building, something that we can be proud of. our goal is to have this silver certified. when you consider it is retrofitting a 30-year-old building, that is quite a an accomplishment. we will also be using recycled material. currently, if you are walking around mosconi, you do not know what c

the last time it happened, 30 years ago, kim jong-il succeeded his father. now with doubts about his health, there is speculation he is about to hand over to one of his sons. we have this from the south korean capital, seoul. >> this is the only photo of kim jong-un , taken two decades ago. almost nothing is known about him except that he comes from are ruthless and powerful bloodline. kim il-sung and his son, kim jong il, are the only two leaders of north korea has ever known. kim jong-il had a very long and public grooming for power, seen as the only possible successor for his godlike father. the leadership cold could easily pass at you another generation -- cult could easily pass to another generation. the talk is once again of succession, but this time it needs to be organized in more haste. and with the added problem, many suggest, that none of his three known as suns appear to be promising leaders. the first, kim jong nam, was at once caught trying to enter japan with a false passport, trying to visit tokyo's disneyland. the second son, kim jong chul,

the church of england broke from the vatican 466 years ago. today the head of the church, queen elizabeth, welcomed benedict xvi making the first official state visit ever by a pope to britain. there were two stops in scotland, including an open-air mass, before the pope flew to london. and as mark phillips reports, he spoke about one of the most serious issues facing the catholic church. >> reporter: perhaps aware that he was flying into a storm raging around the catholic church's child abuse scandal, pope benedict decided to clear the air while still in the air, addressing the issue on a flight from rome. "it is a great sadness," he said, "that the authorities of the church were not sufficiently vigilant and decisive in taking the necessary measures." newscast nasty issues of child abuse were not on the agenda during the pope's first official functions, including his meeting with thmeetingwith the queen, ae invitation the state visit is taking place. nor were they broached among the crowd of faithful, smaller crowd than were first predicted

they came here 30 years ago to start a new life. this is what remains of the area. the small shops were no match for the flood. within a few short hours, they have consumed homes, shops, and businesses, leaving people with absolutely nothing. he lived here with his two wives and 15 children. >> we are ready to start rebuilding. we want to make everything clean and tidy. we are asking the government to help us. >> but the numbers are overwhelming. at last count, 18.6 million people have been affected, and losses could exceed 28 billion pounds. the government has promised initial payment of 120 pounds. the 13-year-old wants to be a doctor. she and all these children are living in classrooms next door. they and their families will be homeless again soon when school starts. >> let's round of some other main news. he said he made a mistake in accusing syria of assassinating his father. he was killed in 2005. he describes his words as a political accusation made too quickly. syria has always denied involvement. rescue teams have resumed their search for survivors of mud s

. >> nabors set a month ago, she saw firefighters entering his place after the apartment next door, fire. >> they went to check the next house. they saw there was nothing wrong with it. they found all that stuff. >> the fairfax county fire marshal's office did notified them that the child pornography was found in his home. at queens says that he worked for the metropolitan airport authority. he also judges wrestling matches four middle schools and high schools across northern virginia. the wrestling association confirms that heat judged matches for the past eight years and it performed skin checks on the students before they got on the mat. he has been suspended indefinitely. >> whenever there is someone like that, the neighborhood should be informed. >> a spokesman says that it sent a no trespassing letter to him. loudon county schools and tell us that they do not know if he was a referee for them. >>> and the fbi says it needs your help to try to find a dangerous serial robert that has struck across the region. here is some surveillance video. he has a large build and blue or green eye

chancellor merkel was president at the proceedings 20 years ago. she called on germans to do more for other nations in their struggles for freedom. >> i'm concerned that now we have more less achieved our own visions, our enthusiasm may be flagging when it comes to helping others accomplish their dreams of living in freedom and democracy. the chancellor praised the role of the east german people in helping bring down the communist regime. their bravery, she said, was far greater than can be imagined two decades on. >> later, we will be looking at how life has changed for people in east germany since unification. germany's catholic church has unveiled new guidelines for cases of child sex abuse. the measures are in response to a wave of alleged cover-ups earlier this year. church authorities but the bishop of trieste in charge of reviewing the legislation. under the new rules, all allegations of abuse must be reformed, unless the alleged victim objects. the regulations began when four peoples of the catholic high school in berlin came forward, sayin

four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. good evening, i'm dave feldman. a year ago when michael vick was struggling with the comeback, he needed good friends and some that he could talk to. cue donovan mcnabb and now they will square off 4:15 on fox. mcnabb was synonomous with the eagles franchise for a season. and led femey to five nfl games and a super bowl and changed when he was traded to the redskins in april and michael vick assumed the starting role with the eagles. they go way back and donovan did his best to recruit vick and mcnabb is pleased at how vick made the most of his second chance. >> mike and i have been ve

years ago today john f.ennedy was a real testifily unknown senator. the debate was the first on television. >> a record is never something to stand on. it's something to build on. >> are we doing as much as we can do? are we as strong as we should be? >> carolyn: people listening to that debate on radio thought nixon won and it was the opposite for television viewers who saw a pale, sweaty flexon -- nixon, and a calm kennedy. that does it for this edi

ago. and since that time over the last 30 years, we've been able to add a lot of hotels to our system. we now have 10 hotels here in san francisco. actually one in coopertino. 54 fine dining restaurants. during that time, since our first hotel, we've been amassing high-impact, non-intrusive, eco-friendly operational business practices, to reduce energy and waste consumption in our hotels, and we do things that include trying to find the smartest and best price to use that have the least impact on the environment. we've been a very big supporter of the trust republic land and the nature conservancy as well. and we've done all this without sacrificing the care and comfort that's so important to all our customers. and now we incorporate more than 100 ecofriendly business practices every day at every one of our hotels. and over time, that's added up to a very big effort. and we like to talk about the impact that it's had, and the way we talk about it has been how many olympic swimming pool siz

both this house ten years ago. like most of the properties in the region his house belonged to the germans the czech settled down in this area in the late one nine hundred forty is to the germans who had to put it on a must scale. but it's not it's not going to give his house back to those who used to own it might take his neighbor. most chicks agree that these houses no longer belong to the germans. that so happened historically did cherrix took possession of these lands just well so be the week nobody's going to give anything back to anybody if. they fool world war two these citizen germans were considered to be czechoslovakia is the ethnic minority but in fact the germans for the second largest ethnic group after the czechs they even outnumbered the slovaks the germans living used to death and learned how to schools universities the nice papers small wonder that the german question over almost as soon as czechoslovakia emerged as the states in more amenable tropical becoming an adopted complex split up right off

starting 12 weeks ago, i was familiar with japan town. all the work that had been done by department, there are efforts to get that plan before you. we a lot about the social and environment -- social and physical environment. six weeks ago we were at a meeting here that was attended by two commissioners and it supervisor mirkarimi. we have been looking at the committee structure. we have been working with him to his effort to provide some additional funding. one of these warrants a significant attention from us and respect for the community in the effort that they have made. they have embarked on a very ambitious schedule. they were not aware of any finding work continued planning support and the review of the better neighborhood plan. basically i was assigned to work with the community on that. we are looking to deal with the community in meaningful ways. it is very exciting to me to report with the progress that we have made in the past few weeks. the first is the most important and the planning department is now providing additional s

sfo's annual exercise began three days ago. members of different agencies are responding to a simulated incident to help prepare them for the possibility of a real threat. among the federal agencies participating with local authorities are the fbi, federal air marshals, the transportation security administration and the u.s. coast guard. >>> a decision may be made this evening about drastic cuts proposed for ac transit bus services. the planned cuts would save more than $12 million by eliminating more than half of the weekend routes and four of the six overnight lines. many people who rely on those services say the cuts will leave them stranded. >> i'm not gonna be able to get to school. it's gonna be -- be hard. >> yesterday, protesters trying to get them to get against the reductions tonight. one board member says he feels their pain but with the district at an impact with mechanics and drivers, it's running out of options. if approved, the cuts would take place 234 december. >>> still ahead -- now we know who will be the nex

japan's economic growth ended decades ago. the political leaders must tell the people about in hard truth. when consensus building will be more difficult, it is the leaders' role to make the gft more transparent and accountable. i think friction is unavoidable, but only through friction like the sound of a violin, they'll be able to hear people's real voice. >> professor, thank you very much for your insight today. >> thank you. >> the professor from the international christian university. >>> afghanistan is about to hold its second parliamentary election since the u.s.-led military campaign toppled the taliban in 2001, marking an important step in the nation's reconstruction as the united states prepares to begin withdrawing its troops starting next july. but because of the grave security conditions, concerns are growing over whether the afghan people will be able to safely cast their ballots. >> reporter: afghans go to the polls on saturday to choose about 250 lower house members. the afghan government and international comm

not long ago, chinese people have to worry about not having enough to eat. millions died in a famine in the 1960's, but a booming economy has suddenly transform people's lives. many are now richer than they ever dreamed -- has suddenly transformed people's lives. >> this is "bbc world news." six countries are arguing in moscow over mineral and gas rights in the arctic. russian officials say they will position there.t the potentially lucrative transponder shipping route. ships on hudson bay. >> this is a tugboat, heading north towards the arctic circle. we are miles off of the western shore of canada's hudson bay, an area very inaccessible. there are no roads, but there are people who live along that shore. an enormous barge is carrying construction materials. it is the only way of getting that equipment there as part of a vital supply line. the conditions were fine, but this journey may not have been possible. as the earth warms up and polar ice melts, shipping lanes are becoming accessible for a longer in the year and for bigger vessels. that could mean the

the main goal set by delegates 10 years ago was to halt poverty and hunger by 2015.his opening address, the u.n. secretary general reported mixed progress. he said there is still much to be done in some areas like the fight against hunger, but he noted improvements in the provision of medical care for aids sufferers and an education. >> we must protect these advances, many of which is still fragile. and the clock is ticking. we have much more to do. >> the german chancellor will address delegates on tuesday. she told reporters the both the donor and recipient countries have to ensure that development funds are properly invested. >> [speaking german] >> delegates will spend the next two days debating the new strategies to fight poverty around the world. human rights and aid organizations say tough choices will have to be made of the millennium goals are to be achieved. >> earlier, was booked to our u.s. correspondent and asked about the chances of fully realizing the millennium goals and what germany can do to that end. >> well, it is highly unlikely that all the goal

the san mateo county coroner confirmed that for us a while ago. as lloyd told us, half a dozen people were hurt. he talked to the fire chief and he couldn't give us a whole lot of information. the gist of what he said is the worse of this fire is over. certainly looks as though they have this fire contained. now it's just a matter of putting out the houses that are already on fire and hopefully keep it from spreading to any other houses. the best guesstimate we have. 20 homes burned, judging from these pictures may very well be more than 20. >> and let's go to john sasaki who's been in the neighborhood, he's been talking to people in the area to get their reaction to what happened tonight. john-- >> reporter: julie, we're add sneed and secoia. remind the viewers of what you saw and what you experienced when you came outside. >> basically we were upstairs in my house over there, and there was a huge explosion. at first we heard like an airplane. and we thought it was an airplane crashes into a bunch of houses. but i guess they were saying it was a

i just spoke with them a moment ago. as soon as we got off the air, joe bartenfelder walked in to a cheering crowd. all the people in yellow and black teachers. he is doing -- doing it into the right note -- all the people in yellow and black t-shirts. he is speaking right now. he talked about the fact that the number are too slow coming in. no one should be making announcements. he feels very confident. he is cautiously optimistic, but he feels he has run a clean, positive campaign, and feels very confident. he is saying, be patient. we will make the announcement as soon as the numbers are more official. for now, we want to stay up beat. we will see if we can grab him and a couple minutes. for now, let's go back to the studio. i think we can get him right here. mr. joe bartenfelder, can you come over? hopefully, you can hear me. i want ask you about the fact that you ran it -- this has been a very, very tight race. tell me about what has set you apart here as you stand here tonight? >> it was a real tight race. we have

in pacifica another one and two weeks ago on the san mateo coast. >>> a documentary on pat tillman's life and controversial death opened this week. the director decided to come to a screening in the bay area when he heard who was going to be in the audience. >> when i heard that all of leland high football team was going to be here i had to be here. >> pat tillman grew up in san jose and went on to become an nfl star. he joined the army and was killed in afghanistan in 2004. initially the army said he was gunned down by the taliban. a couple of weeks later the army leaders admitted he was killed by friendly fire. the movie investigates the alleged coverup about how he died. current members of leland high school football team took the message to heart. >> it makes you think about the government and the lies and stories they tell you on the news and how it is not all truth. >> you can see "the tillman story" in san francisco, berkeley and campbell. >>> another recall. next at 11:00, you might need to know about this recall before you pack that picnic for labor day. >> we heard where is

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they came here from afghanistan 30 years ago fleeing war to start a new life.s rubble is what remains of the market area. the small shops that stood here were crudely built. there were no match for the floods. the raging waters are right here at about 5:00 a.m. within a few short hours they had consumed homes, shops, and businesses, leaving people with absolutely nothing. this man has come back to this. he lived here with his two wives and 15 children. we are ready to start rebuilding, he says. we want to make everything clean and tidy. if we are asking the government to help us. but the numbers are overwhelming. at last count, 18.6 million people have been affected and pakistan's losses could exceed 28 billion pounds. the government has promised most affected families an initial payment of 150 pounds. woman backgive this her home. -- of this girl back home. the 13-year-old wants to be a doctor. these children and their families will be homeless again as school starts. >> the lebanese prime inner circle -- prime minister has saad hariri said he made a mistake i

. >> i was at yosemite a few weeks ago, and i had dinner. the park superintendent for the last 15 years was in charge of a seashore, and before that, he was a deputy, so he knows a lot about the city and is very comfortable in the interaction that seems foreign to some people, but he is comfortable . president crawly: colleagues, that has been moved and seconded. all of those in favor, please signify by saying aye. opposed? clerk: mr. president, item 13, a discussion and possible action to approve the amendment number two to watch the enterprise, water system improvement program funded agreement no. cs-8578, for a total amount of 160 dozen dollars with a time extension of two years, nine months, for a total duration of five years, three months. president crowley: colleagues, anything on 13? ok, any public comment? hearing none and seeing none, i will take a demotion. all in favor, please signify by saying aye. no. 14. clerk: a discussion of possible action to approve the amendment number one to waste water and apprises cip funding agreementc

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pol pot died more than a decade ago. they can provide answers to what happened in the late '70s, when millions of people died. >> the trial is likely to start early in the new year. >> we are going to hopefully see the initial proceedings in the trial in the first quarter of next year, and the full trial itself sometime toward the middle of the year. this is subject to all kinds of legal appeals by the prosecution and possibly the defense as well. they are hoping at the moment for a trial the middle of next year. >> thank you very much. security is just one of the many challenges that pakistan faces in the wake of deadly floods which swept through the country. all this week, the bbc has been traveling along the length of the indus river to assess the damage. our reporter is in northern punjab. >> pakistan is cannot help but have a close connection to their greater source of water. for all it has given this country over the years, it has recently taken away so much. this is the river that flows the length of pakistan whos

he died two years ago. >>> 7:3.rhone other park a suspected drunk driver is in jail accused of crashing into a police vehicle. this happened yesterday when the driver, 27-year-old joshua hicks, skidded across the intersection of seapark drive and enterprise drive and crashed head on to a police suv. hick -- hicks tried to drive away du didn't get away. the officer was treated for injuries to his shoulder, arm and back. >>> officials say the plane that crashed near a lagoon was taken to sacramento for further insections. the plane reached annal tutued of 650 feet before making a sharp right turn and crashed into the bay. the crash killed all people on board including robert borman. a preliminary report is expected in about five or ten days. >>> over the weekend, craigslist was censored and now people are try to figure out why. pam cook is in the newsroom with more. >> it appears the bay area website censored itself and it could be because of nationwide criticism over a certain part of the site. on saturday kraigs lis

he has been suffering from a stroke which hit him two years ago. kim jong-il took over the power from kim il-son more than 20 years ago and during the intervening years strengthened his hold on the worker's party. however, kim jong un suddenly appeared in public as a four star general and vice chairman of the central committee. kim jong-il and his family act as guardians for kim jong un because he has no immediate experience and is still in his late 20s. but the transfer of power will not be smooth. north korea postponed a party conference originally set september 7th. there is speculation of dissatisfaction among some party members. but now it has been the purpose of the conference was to show the succession of power. >> so the change of power continues, what do you foresee happening in the future in north korea? >> well, the country is now faced with many tasks and much international controversy. north korea has been suffering from a devastating economy and the priority is to get aid and a guarantee of political stability from the united states.

and even after nine eleven in new york city almost what less than a decade ago we still do not have secure borders and where we've got you know people yes we've got a majority of people crossing our border from our southern border but we've got people crossing from our north to and i'm sure both of your guests wouldn't disagree with me but you know we also have recently and i did an interview on this al-shabaab coming through texas which is you know other terrorist organizations that are coming through our southern border i mean these are the things that the american people are very concerned about when you guest just mentioned the children from the tell you the italian immigrants that were here and that have simulated yeah you know you're right they have. simulated but the problem that we have specifically with our people coming from our southern border is that many of them are not simulating and i'm sure that you know some of your guests are going to just to think well that's all right then let's do them right where students are ok it's ok if one if i go to you why are we afraid o

the polls closed roughly three hours ago., we've got about 3170 votes in right now. >> mayor adrian fenty has 1841 to vincent gray's 1286, so that would put percentage-wise fenty at 58%, vincent gray at 40%. we want to stress these are only 3,000 votes. we have no idea what wards they're coming in from, what precincts and it's less than 1% of the vote. we have all these technological gadgets that can explain things but these numbers are so minuscule that we're sort of giving them to you manually, the old-fashioned way. just to keep you up to date, there are a lot of other concerns as you take a look at the live picture of the d.c. board of elections. this is the watch room where they're inputting the data and trying to get it out to us so we can get it out to you. the update on the chairman of the council race, there is 2800 votes in that. brown right now has 52% of the vote, orange has 40% of the vote. we're talking quami brown, 1489 and orange 1166 votes. >>> we're going to stay on top of it as these results continue to tri

. >> the election in two weeks ago is the closest in modern memory. what the australian people told us, they told us on an uncertain terms -- that we will be held more accountable than ever before. >> the election august 21 ended in deadlock. neither julia gillard's ruling labor party nor tony avant's coalition had enough seats -- tony abbott's coalition have enough seats. yesterday it was neck and neck. julia gillard had 74 seats. tony had it had 73. it was left to independent mp's. first, of vote for tony abbott. but then when two votes -- but then two votes fort julia gillard. last week, opposition leader tony abbott described himself as the head of a government in waiting. today, he was forced to concede defeat. >> the coalition won more votes and more seats than our opponents, but sadly, we did not get the opportunity to form a government. >> there has not been a hung parliament here since the second world war. the australians are used to strong and decisive government. this one looks altogether more fragile. it raises the obvious question -- how

the actual number, 6975. >> four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he is just making stuff up. >> this is all. -- this is false. a memo was replaced with a more upbeat assessment. the elecampane released o'malley administration e-mail's obtained -- the ehrlich campaign. the job numbers used in the internal report and its replacement were identical. >> bob ehrlich real record on energy, lobbyist helped write utility regulations. >> this is true. the former pse chair routinely consulted with lobbyists. >> martin o'malley got told on the -- got tough on the d. >> bob ehrlich got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm orders representing special interests in casinos in maryland. >> this is true, but the $2.5 billion is the combined income of erik and his wife. the law firm is registered to lobby congress on a variety of interests. eric has not revealed his client list. >> the o'malley campaign considers this a pretty good week. president obama recorded a radio ad for o'malley and confirmed he will campaign for him next week in maryland, but new york ma

it began 70 years ago tomorrow and went on for more than eight months. most americans have only seen that part of history in grainy black and white. but today, a local london government agency released previously unseen color film. >> a city in ruins. >> it's one of the heaviest raids for many nights. >> reporter: the scenes of devastation are familiar, but seeing them in color somehow makes them more vivid, more real. color footage was rare in september 1940, but here medics were filmed training for casualties and treating them in makeshift medical centers. the wartime leader, winston churchill, reviewing civil defense workers in london's hyde park as thousands of people cheer him on. through it all, the city going about its business. bombed-out stores are open. double-decker buses still running. commuters heading to work, keeping their chins up. the film was made by a local air raid warden who was also an amateur filmmaker and was recently uncovered in an attic by his family, giving us a glimpse back in time with a modern twist, changing the way we see

this is the scene a short while ago. crews are working to repair the main but two shopping centers are closed as a result. sky 9 over kensington where a man was struck by a car and thrown on to train tracks. it happened at 9:00 this morning on metropolitan avenue and edgewood road the csx trains have been stopped while officials investigate. the unidentified man suffered serious nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> a pedestrian is rushed to the hospital after he was struck while crossing the street. it happened just before 6:30 this morning at central avenue and garrett morgan boulevard in hyattsville. they say the man walked in to anyon coming car. the driver stayed at the scene. at this point there is no word on the condition of the man. >>> a meltdown of the computers caused a problem for drivers. the automated system on the franconia dmv went on the fritz self hours yesterday and two weeks ago a mass server failed shutting down services across the commonwealth. the company that provides computer services to virginia is