. >> liver safer or unsufficient fied expense in a decision on whether a cancer drug will still ab will youed for breast cans year hi there, everyone. there is a terrific, warm labor day. i hope you enjoyed it. temperatures will be cooling down tomorrow. we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and a young woman says her live was saved after a bc. stststststststststststststststsi >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> back to breaking news. you can see a man scaling millennium tower on mission and fremont streets made it to the top. and is climbing since 2:15 this afternoon. the climber dan goodwin has a history of the illegal stunts. he says he's doing it for a couple reasons to raise awareness about high rises and because he's a survivor of stage 4 cancer. climbing since 2:15 in san francisco mission and fremont streets. there is a 60 story building. he's successfully made it to the top and may go to the tip top there in just a moment. and police going to arrest him because this is an illegal act. so far, so good. moving on a police spokesma

we've tried some tools in the past that either weren't universal, or they were unsufficiently accessible, or the user interface wasn't great. so i think that the solution is going to be to go with something really simple, really accessible. right now we are in the information-gathering phase. i am meeting with the sbac staff to figure out what are the right data points to be tracked, and meeting with other folks who have opinions on what this kind of system should be able to do. we hope to roll out an effective solution within the next few months. >> well, i hope so, because our outreach community has been working with this situation with vacancies, and it doesn't seem like we are getting a lot of responses. >> none. actually, none. >> do you want to talk about it? >> we started -- you know, we went local merchant organizations and neighborhood groups and asked them to kind of pick out their three or four most egregious vacancies, most long-term. many of them have been vacant for 10 or 20 years. we did outreach and asked the owners what we could do and what the situation was. as i recall

by providing unsufficient funds and constantly changing goals and second-guessing the path instead of embracing a clear path to the future. meanwhile, thousands of workers have watched, waited and most of all, safely worked throughout these seemly difficult ups and downs. the whole point in this debate came in february with the release of the president's budget for nasa. and nasa's history of bloated ventures, this was one of the boldest. unfortunately, not in a manner that the agency is used to. the proposal neglected to build on our path. this carved the present and lacks a vision for our future. the plan was so bad, so misguided that it did something unheard of in washington, d.c., it united congress in opposition. and along these lines, i would like to thank chairman gordon and ranking member hall for the partnership put forth these past several months. it has been an honor to work with each of you. our partnership has produced a great piece of legislation. our nasa authorization bill, which tasks out of the -- which passed out of the science technology committee in july. i believ

. >> reporter: with unsufficient food, water and medical supplies, the unsanitary conditions went fromnew orleans who sought shelter from katrina's wrath outside, were now facing a major crisis inside. >> we want to get out of here! >> it is hot, it's damp, there's no moving air, it's getting very dirty, and shall we say very aromatic. >> reporter: it was six days before everyone from the dome was bused to safer accommodations. and what was left behind was no longer just a football stadium. it was a symbol of the worst disaster in new orleans history. in march of 2006, efforts got under way to bring the superdome back to life. thanks in large part to funding from the nfl and fema, totalling $219 million. with their home under construction, the saints hit the road. and less than six months later, the superdome went from this, to this. >> it was brought back to life and resurrected. it was quite simply the largest restoration of a stadium that we know of in the history of the united states. >> reporter: just 13 months after hurricane katrina, the saints came marching home. a turning poin