it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it's leaking every where what do we have. george, we have 92 octane gasoline, that's not good. we call people and get help. we as volunteers are not going to be hazardous material people. you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards. explosives, anything orange, reds yellow. oxidizer, that's going to make a small fire into a really big fire without much help. inhalation hazards, don't breathe it. okay. the rest it self explanatory. there

what they are going to do this morning, this is an old ammonia pump that failed about a year ago.mp that failed a year ago has been put into like just an area where it's being housed. they are going to get on the cannon of the arm and take turns out there and grab that ammonia pump and put it into the shuttle's cargo bay so it can be brought back to earth. it is space junk now they want to get rid of. with the last shuttle flight, it gives them the opportunity to get rid of that old pump along with other stuff they will be bringing back that is just space junk. this spacewalk should last about six hours. kyra? >> as we know, many things have come from our time in space. >> reporter: yeah. >> many inventions. quickly, a look at that list, tell me about the sugary flavored sports drink they are working on? >> reporter: there is a lot of different drinks out there. a lot of stuff that they have been working on for years. and, you know, sports drinks are one -- you've got the list of some of the other items up there. but, you know, there's also an interesting item, you know, that the

a space walk is planned to retrieve a broken ammonia pump and attach a robotic refueling experiment tohe space station. "atlantis" is the last of nasa's three remaining shuttles to be retired of this flight. >>> royal couple are back home in england of their whirlwind north american tour. the duke and dutch ses receiving the hollywood treatment during their three day los angeles visit. after a day of playing polo, they were the stars at a bafta gala and took time out for charitable causes visiting an inner city arts program on skid row and meeting with u.s. servicemen and women. this was the first joint trip to the states for the newly marleyed cmarle >>> this report is brought to you by barrett jackson. >> electric car auctions are fast paced, exciting and you think just for adults. >> $150,000. >> well, take a look at this. >> $50,000. $50,000. $50,000. >> 8-year-old cole ashley is living his dream. this young car enthusiast has been coming to barrett jackson auctions with his parents for years. >> i just like the way that i can go and have fun out here at barrett jackson and bid on

space today as two residents of the international space station stepped outside to retrieve a broken ammonia pump so it could be returned to earth for examination. it was the final space walk of the american shuttle era. meantime, the landing plan for the atlantis has changed and it's now scheduled to touch down before dawn on july 21st at the kennedy space center. >>> poignant moments in palm desert, california, where representatives of the current and previous first families attended a memorial service for betty ford, who died friday at the age of 93. our own brian williams is there and we'll hear from him in a bit. but nbc's lee cowan joins us, lee? >> reporter: hey, ann. this is the first of two tributes in two different states for betty ford and in keeping with her very take-charge attitude she was very specific about how she wanted to be remembered. to that end, both politics and her passion for people were front and center. >> reporter: for a first lady admired for being so public, betty ford's final trip up the steps of the church where she worshipped for more than 30 years was ever

you don't want to put bleach next to ammonia. in a disaster if /taeu break and mix, what will happen. you will have a hazardous material place in your house. how about this? the typical garage. most people don't have gas in the suburbs you do. if you have lawn mowers. store it low. gas fumes will creep down to the bottom. if you have to store gas, store it mostly full. if you have an empty gas container -- if you want to protect yourself put cords across it so it doesn't fall in an earthquake. you screw it in. strap it across. make sure the shelf is screwed into the wall if it's screwed into a stud it will not tip over. when you go home look at your hazards. get everything in a box. there is no correct spot to put it. some people get a can and put it in their yard. it's up to you. there is no correct spot it's where everybody in your family knows where it is. if you are not home and a disaster hits who the find it. the whole family gets involved you, yourself, family members, kids, let them know where it is. if something happens

american astronauts as they completed the shuttle program's final spacewalk, retrieving a failed ammonia pipe from the international space station. >>> in california, michelle obama and former president george w. bush were among those paying their respects to former first lady betty ford. a second funeral will be held in michigan tomorrow. >>> and sad news to report this morning. tv legend sherwood schwartz, creator of "gilligan's island" and "the brady bunch," has died. he was 94 years old. >>> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. u.s. government research shows men who are diagnosed with cancer are more likely to die from the disease than women. the reason, well, the study's lead investigator says men are at a higher risk for developing cancer to begin with due to their increased exposure to carcinogens. also a factor, men are more likely to have advanced cancer by the time it's diagnosed. and for more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page on msnbc.com. >> announcer: "early today" health is brought to yo

ammonia vapors from a leak in nebraska sent fire crews scrambling yesterday. hazmat and emergency response teams quickly suited up to neutralize the hazardous chemical and keep it from harming locals. authorities believe the leak stems from a faulty release valve on a storage caning. >>> a veterinarian's life-saving heroics were caught on camera when a bald eagle under anesthesia stopped breathing. the vet treated the bird, leapt into action, giving the animal mouth-to-beak resuscitation until it could breathe on its own. despite the successful resuscitation, the vet says it has a long road to recovery. >>> in colorado, a horse's owners gave them a rude awakening when she fell through a well window into their basement. it took hours for rescue crews to figure out an exit plan for the horse. they finally dug a hole to pull the sedated horse from the basement safely. and finally, in arizona it looks like a scene from the movie, but this was no movie magic. for a second time in a month a massive dust storm called a haboob, as we learned from bill, swept across th

vapors from an ammonia leak in nebraska sent fire crews scrambling yesterday. hazmat and emergency response teams suited up to neutralize the hazardous chemical and keep it from harming locals. authorities believe the leak stemmed from a faulty release valve on a storage tank. >>> in oregon, veterinarians life-saving heroics were caught on camera when a bald eagle under anesthesia stopped breathing. the vet treating the bird, leapt into action giving the bird mouth-to-beak resuscitation. >>> this is bizarre, a horse in colorado gave its owners a rude awakening when she fell through a well window right into their basement. it took hours for rescue crews to figure out an exit plan for the horse. they finally dug a hole to pull the sedated horse from the basement safely. >>> and in arizona, it looked like a scene from a movie, but this was no movie magic, it's a haboob. >> a what? >> a haboob. a massive storm swept the phoenix area, the 3,000-foot high wall of dust created dangerous driving conditions. >>> and now for a look at your national weather, we turn to nb

two of them will be venturing out to retrieve a broken ammonia pump. two spacewalkers and crew will install a robotic refueling experiment. nasa says they are no longer concerned about having to dodge any space debris today. atlantis is nasa's final shuttle flight. it has added an extra day to the mission and is now set to be back on earth on july 22nd. >>> mike has been talking about january in july and kristen is suggesting ago song. yeah. >> at the coast where you are used to it, probably people would like to be a little warmer. good morning everybody. sfo where we will have flight arrival delays, they let us know about an hour from now how long those are going to be. you can see the low business visibility. the drizzle that is falling, we had enough drizzle that was measurable around san francisco and the coast and we could see the same thing today. let's talk about temperatures, that is the left the window open last night, got cold in the house. 58 in fremont, 57 in antioch. so-called warm spot. 55 in santa cruz and monterey, 57 in gilroy and sali

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when all the clean-up is done, stuff like freon, ammonia, cryogenics and pyrotechnics, she'll be turnedsonian. not easy, says stephanie stillson. i caught up with her earlier in the day. >> there's not a single person at kennedy space center that didn't want to continue to fly the shuttles. >> for 11 years her job as flow director was to make sure "discovery" was ready to fly. her job now -- make sure "discovery" is museum ready. >> and we do think of "discovery" as a family member. we've taken care of her for all these years and it is going to be hard for many people to realize that we're no longer responsible for that, that someone else has to do that for us. so it is going to be a big change for some folks. >> stillson always dreamed of being a launch director. no woman has ever held that job. but for now, nasa has nothing for her to launch. back on-board -- >> let's take a look. >> -- crawl about 12 feet. i'm going to drag these cables in, too. on the other end is the shuttle's cargo bay, spacious enough to hold a school bus. over the 39 flights of "discovery," dozens of astronauts

two of them will be venturing out to retrieve a broken ammonia pump.pacewalkers will also install a refueling experimented on 245-mile high outpost. they? >> concerned about the spacecraft having to dodge space debris. this is the final shuttle flight and added an extra day to the mission and scheduled to be back on earth on july 22nd. >> and to dodge the drizzle out there it would be few till. >> we have more than yesterday and it is more widespread this morning. here is a look what is going on. 5:49. terry is always waiting on every word he says, you never know. 5:50. i hang on what you say, too, i really do. not as crazy as terry. 5:50 this morning and looking southeast you can see the bay bridge this morning but can't see much else because of the drizzle and low visibility. let's go with the temperatures, still in the 50s, 52 in san rafael and 57 in san jose. monterey bay an inland, 55, 56 and 57 degrees. the clouds will be more stubborn than yesterday. breeze is coming off the ocean that will aid the cooling and cooler by a couple degrees than yes

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when all the cleanup is done, freon, ammonia, pyrotechnics, she'll be turned over to the smithsonian. not easy says stephanie still sohn. i caught up with her earlier in the day. >> there's not a single person at kennedy space center that didn't want to continue to fly the shuttles. >> for 11 years her job was to make sure discovery was ready to fly. her job now? make sure discovery is museum ready. >> and we do think of discovery as a family member. we've taken care of her for all these years. and it's going to be hard for many people to realize that we're no longer responsible for that, that someone else has to do that for us. so it's going to be a big change for some folks. >> stillson always dreamed of being a launch director. no woman has ever held that job. but for now, nasa has nothing for her to launch. back onboard -- >> let's go to the air lock. >> we'll take a look in the air lock. >> crawl about 12 feet. >> i'm going to drag these cables in, too. >> on the other end is the shuttle's cargo bay, spacious enough to hold a school bus. over the 39 flights of discovery, dozens o

when all the cleanup is done, freon, ammonia, pyrotechnics, she'll be turned over to the smithsonian.y says stephanie still sohn. i caught up with her earlier in the day. >> there's not a single person at kennedy space center that didn't want to continue to fly the shilts. >> for 11 years her job was to make sure discovery was ready to fly. her job now? make sure discovery is museum ready. >> and we do think of discovery as a family member. we've taken care of her for all these years. and it's going to be hard for many people to realize that we're no longer responsible for that, that someone else has to do that for us. so it's going to be a big change for some folks. >> stillson always dreamed of being a launch director. no woman has ever held that job. but for now, nasa has nothing for her to launch. back onboard -- >> let's go to the air lock. >> we'll take a look in the air lock. >> crawl about 12 feet. >> i'm going to drag these cables in, too. >> on the other end is the shuttle's cargo bay, spacious enough to hold a school bus. over the 39 flights of discovery, dozens of astronau

when all the clean-up is done, stuff like freon, ammonia, cryogenics and pyrotechnics, she'll be turned smithsonian. not easy, says stephanie stillson. i caught up with her earlier in the day. >> there's not a single person at kennedy space center that didn't want to continue to fly the shuttles. >> for 11 years her job as flow director was to make sure "discovery" was ready to fly. her job now, make sure "discovery" is museum ready. >> and we do think of "discovery" as a family member. we've taken care of her for all these years, and it's going to be hard for many people to realize that we're no longer responsible for that, that someone else has to do that for us. so it is going to be a big change for some folks. >> stillson always dreamed of being a launch director. no woman has ever held that job. but for now, nasa has nothing for her to launch. back on board -- >> let's go take a look at the air look. >> sure, we'll take a look in the air lock. crawl about 12 feet. i'm going to drag these cables in, too. on the other end is the shuttle's cargo bay, spacious enough to hold a school b

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let's go to outerspace live, pictures are from nasa tv, they are retrieving a broken ammonia pump outsideernational space station. this is the final shuttle flight. two spacewalkers who are part of the station crew will also install a robotic experiment on the 245 mile out post. nasa added an extra day to the mission, it is now set to come back to earth on july 21. >> weather down here, as you can see behind me, overcast and it's going to be lingering longer. >> how much longer, mike? >> i think the coldest days are still ahead of us. this low will drop down the coast and bring the cooler weather with it. today you are seeing the low clouds, drizzle and have that the next couple of mornings. it will create more flight arrival delays like we have right now at sfo. we have blowing at fairfield at 19. 17 mile-per-hour wind at oakland and 12 mile-per-hour at sfo. you can see the winds blowing through our gap and bringing in the cloud cover this morning. most of us cooler than yesterday. fairfield and half moon bay the same, san francisco, napa and santa rosa, fremont one degree cooler. rest o

two astronauts are trying to retrieve a failed ammonia cooling pump.y are also testing a robotic fueling system. it's the 160th space walk at the station. if you want to follow along we're streaming the walk drive on our website at nbcbayarea.com. 6:53 now. it was a busy commute. let's check things with mike. >> we had the sigalert earlier in daly city. that cleared. haven't had a problem since. here on the east bay we have an accident. it has moved to the shoulder. but that's slowing approaching 15s coming off 580 as well. we see that in the area but heavier than normal. also show approaching the san mateo bridge. approaching the other more popular bay crossing, not that i like it better. we have a 25-minute drive. we see the backup and the flow out of 680. back to you. >> thank you. before tweets it was dots and dashes. today the old way of communicates comes back alive for just an instant, volunteers will fire up the historic radio station to tap out a message to commemorate the last morris code on july 12, 1999. morris code was used as a telegram s

space walk there going to retrieve and a broken ammonia compounds. take it and bring it in to the docked atlantis and we will be getting a lot of pictures of this happening and i will be coming back in 10 minutes to show you live shots if they are available. >> is chillier yet today. >> especially this afternoon a little more they sought a 12 degree drop yesterday. this is allowed a block at said james lick freeway. that cloud cover may turn into dense fog later on. our highs will be below normal later on this afternoon a warmer weather pattern will return starting on friday. this is a look out from the satellite of the fog of earlier today. the fog will pull back by 10:00 a.m. and then it researches later on that by 8:00 p.m. this evening this is a look of your afternoon highs temperatures will continue to fall and then start to climb back up on friday. >> good morning are or early morning hotspot has no ill affects. no major incidents or delays. moderate to light traffic. there is a wind advisory issued. pop-u the san mateo bridge ride air has been

that ammonia pump was part ever the space stational cooling system. so it was a vital piece of equipment that had to be replaced and repaired. this one had been stowed outside of the space station, and now it's been moved into the space shuttle. it's just a piece of junk now that they're going to bring back to earth, but that is some fantastic shot there of the two astronauts. now, which one is upside down? i guess in space it doesn't matter. >> yeah. i can't even tell. is it kind o thing they're doing, or is this exceptionally difficult or hard, challenging for these guys? >> reporter: there's no space walk that's routine. the astronauts also have tethers that they have to attach to the inside of the cargo bay so if anything did happen, they wouldn't float away. they have also got these safer suits, they call them, which are backpacks that if something happened and the tether broke, and they actually floated off, they could use these jet backpacks to get back to safety. so this is the 160th space walk from the space station for either space station r

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so what's of concern is the toxicity of the shuttle, ammonia, hydrozine, anything that could hurt or harm anyone, that's the first thing. then after that they will be ready for display. so it's nasa's call. we know where they are going. when they will be on display, we didn't know. >> all right. terrell brown in cape canaveral, florida, thank you. >> reporter: sure thing. >>> 5:12. you may no longer have to feel bare walking through the body scanner. >> oh. the new tech following giving passengers more privacy -- the new technology giving passengers more privacy. >> and we are cleared for take- off out of sfo today. beautiful conditions in store going to make it to 77 degrees there this afternoon. and even warmer if you are headed to los angeles this afternoon. today los angeles going to hit 81 as the high. may see a little fog this morning but by this afternoon, we'll see mostly sunny conditions. and if you are looking for somewhere to cool off, it's not exactly, 108 degrees in phoenix today. definitely need to stay inside with the air-conditioning. full look at the bay area forecas