it almost certainly carried my grandparents when they lived on utah st. and is america's first publicly owned big city streetcar, it almost certainly qualifies to be sitting on display at the smithsonian, but we in san francisco had a better place for it than that. because we put our history to work. we embrace our hats, but we give it a job to do to benefit our present and helped enrich our future -- we embrace our past. we invite the world to use our streetcars as part of our regular transit service to get to places they want to go to and to have fun in the process. these museums in motion have proven their value here today, the f line is america's most popular street car line and attract as many rides every -- riders every day as our other lines combined. senator feinstein gave me too much of a role in this. this would not have happened without the mayors who have been involved in this through the years, starting with been near feinstein -- then mayor finds that appeared when i was in her office, she looked, listen, and said, "alright, i will do it, bu

you can see the field from utah st.. >> on top of center field, a brand new deck with a unique perspective>> they are open to all of our fans. you do not need a special ticket. we are excited about that. >> you know what we are excited about? all of the new stuff to eat. a crab hot dog. bacon on a stick. and the camden giant, a crab cake on top of a burger. new food, new views, and a new uniform. >> it is going to put a smile on your face and at a lot more fun. this is the most magnificent stadium baseball ever built. >> gates open at noon. in baltimore, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the first pitch will be thrown out by the first pitcher to take the mound in camden yards. >>> now, your weather forecast. >> bacon on a stick, you got to love that. we are going to give the opening day forecast in a second. let's talk about today. it was a very nice day. we made it up to 75 degrees. most of the rain missed us to the south. there are still some showers and thunderstorms. all of this activity is going to stay to our south. there are some storms firing up. the cold air has been slow to move in. it is goin

st. george, utah joining us. how did you find this thing? >> we were there as family spring break. we spent wednesday with the kids on the beach, brought my metal detector. >> a lot of people would say, okay, score. found a camera. why did you do otherwise? >> how many of us have lost stuff before and hate the feeling of it ultimately it was a question of hope we can find who it belongs to. >> what did you feel like when you watched the video footage? did you feel like a voyeur? >> i had to ask myself if it was appropriate to look at it we were looking at the videos for clues as to who it might belong to. my 8-year-old said it's like a message in a bottle. >> how did you get this to go as viral as they did? >> i went to go-pro and they posted it on their website. >> have you gotten any hits? >> yeah. actually we were surprised how fast it did get figured out. the owner's father, the kid's father called me. just wanted to verify who they were. they are definitely the ones in the video. i went just today, my son and i mailed it to them. we got the confirmation here. >> that's awesome

st. george, utah. the document vi calmed "the approach."he people you're seeing in the documentary are called dirt baggers. >> isn't that an insulted? >> dirt bag climbers meaning they'll do anything they have to do to not have a job so that they can climb. parts of this trailer are set to coldplay's "paradise." >> if you had a job that was also your passion, wouldn't that be the best of both worlds? >> it's been about 20 years. i decided to take a year off. >> he must have got a day confused with a decade. >> they must live super frugally, and bare minimum everything? >> that's exactly what they do. this is what they love to do, and they live to do it. you can see them kind of gathering in the community, in the desert. they live in tents or in trailers. they're all just hanging out together by the fire in the desert. >> three students put this together directed by adam ferraro, and they basically followed the lives of these people who are dirt bag climbers. >> kind of cool they have figured out what is important to them, and monetary thing

utah. three days in a row of record highs. this morning, bring the umbrella. minneapolis to milwaukee. chicago, st.ouis, you'll have a chance of showers and storms later today. if we're going to get any bad weather, damaging winds, hail, maybe tornadoes, watch out in central illinois later this afternoon into this evening. those storms will head towards indianapolis, louisville, and lexington after dark tonight with damaging winds. otherwise, it's a really quiet day out there. d.c. should have a beautiful afternoon at 70 degrees. slight chance of a shower in new england. southeast looks great. texas, no problems. anyone traveling or living on the west coast, though, two storms are moving onshore. even areas of southern california are going to have rain as we go throughout our morning commute, and you know what that means. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they helped me fix my economy, the one in my house. now they're ma