scientists who work during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tang, brian fisherck dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the sculpture. the mayor early in his career realize the transforming power of public arts. it starts a discourse. it challenges us as citizens. what is missing is the expression of what people in san francisco and the mayor are trying to achieve. we are trying to be the greatest city possible. ou

>> yesterday, conservative radio host and issues director for the american family association, brian fishery underground railroad. an underground railroad to, quote, deliver innocent children from same-sex households. fisher, who last month pointed to the penn state sex abuse scandal as evidence of why children should not be put in same-sex households, chose yesterday to invoke the memory of harriet tubman and fricke douglas as part of a broader campaign against gay rights. while large parts of the thinking world might pause at the strategy of using a seminole example of the historic struggle to secure basic freedoms for our persecuted minority to undermine basic freedoms sought by a persecuted minority, we'll leave mr. fisher's questionable strategicry aside. fisher was outraged in particular regarding criminal charges filed by the u.s. justice department against a group of people who participated in the international kidnapping of a 10-year-old to nicaragua in an effort to evade court-ordered visitation with the child's lesbian mother. never mind the criminality, absurdity, and wholesale

brian? >> eric fisher rounding out our coverage, thanks. a reminder to everybody, the weather channel will have this covered all night long as will your late local news and we'll have an update for you at the bottom of the broadcast tonight. >>> to the other event, we're covering the one taking place behind us here in tampa, the republican national convention underway after its own rain delay. peter alexander covers the romney campaign for us. he's here traveling with the candidate, and on the convention floor to start us off. peter good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. just a short time ago, we heard from the republican governor of what will be an incredible swing state this fall. john kasich, earlier they wrapped up the roll call of states. it was exactly 5:40 p.m. that the state of new jersey put mitt romney over the top, nominating him as the next republican candidate. tonight we'll hear from ann romney, she's hoping to turn the tide in her husband's favor this fall. touching down in tampa, the top of the republican ticket. fo

this is brian fisher from nebraska. i would like to point out to the group today this was the first amendment submitted and i was using the first draft of the some submitted. it is actually deals with the fourth amendment, which is on page six, line seven. and i would ask everyone to get out 1a and dom lane six, page seven that is where the appropriate place this should be taken up, and i request the chair before bring co1na back to the floor -- >> okay. so it's drawn to different sections. we will dever actions -- defer actions on that. i have no other actions on the first amendment, and our first freedom on page four and five. any other discussion on that section? then that section is closed. page 5115, the first amendment freedom of speech. i have no amendments to that section. >> mr. chairman, i just submitted an amendment to that section. >> all right. then we will leave that section open and pass that by at this time. page five, line 26. the second amendment. we have gallifini from mexico has amendment co13a. >> t

brian: i hope not. >> gretchen: not that we're expert fishers. >> brian: so far we have prison to be experts -- provene? >> steve: absolutely. night crawlers and we used go -- >> brian: you were in landlocked kansas. >> steve: no, we would fish in iowa. enough about our fishing habits. after hitting the campaign trail low for a couple of days, mitt romney and paul ryan are teaming up. molly line is awaiting their arrival in new hampshire. good morning to you. >> good morning. we are here and folks have been here for hours lining up. it's another two hours away. they're just beginning to let the good people of new hampshire into the event, town hall event. this is a major milestone for the romney campaign. the 100th town hall event and a chance for him to reunite with paul ryan and for the granite state voters which could ask tough questions out here on the trail to possibly make news today. you never know what the new hampshire voters are going to ask. there has been a lot of controversy out on the trail lately. some of those hot button issues will be touched on. medicare, welfare. the romney campaign

fisher says it was rosstein that wanted to pull off the elaborate scheme. the confusing yet meticulously crafted collar bomb, even the white t-shirt brian wells wore into the bank, spray painted with the word guest, to bill fisher, all masterminded by a mad man. >> we knew we had a category of crime involving motive of a normal person you can't really understand. >> you're describing bill rosstein. >> that would be bill rosstein in my mind, he fits to a t, the kind of person that would commit such a business sar and pathological crime. >> but now four years after the original crime, the government had to prove in court it's theory was correct. d there were two big problems. rosstein, the alleged mastermind died before even officially being linked to the crime. and the other main suspect marjorie deal armstrong had told so many lies she was showing evidence of mental problems and a personality disorder. >> the mental illness was a 30-year history, the personality disorders were a 30-year history. >> over many delays and many more years, the government finally obtained convictions on charges of bank robbery and murder. life plus 30 years for marjorie deal arm

confusing yet meticulously collar bomb, even the white t-shirt brian wells wore into the bank spray painted with the word "guess," to fisher, all hatched in the mind of a madman. >> the kind of motive we can understand, like a standard bank robbery, someone needs the money. then we have a category of crime involving motive a normal person can't really understand. >> you're describing bill rothstein. >> that would be bill rothstein in my mind. to me, he fits, to a t, a profile of someone who would commit such a bizarre and pathological crime. >> but now four years after the original crime, the government had to prove, in court, its theory was correct. and there were two big problems. rothstein, the alleged mastermind, died before even officially being linked to the crime. the other main suspect, marjorie diehl-armstrong, had told so many lies, she was showing evidence of mental problems and a personality disorder. >> the mental illness was a 30 year history. the personality disorders were a 30 year history. >> over many delays and many more years, the government finally obtained convictions on charges of bank robbery and mu

>> brian: the next two, arizona and seattle, they still haven't determined a quarterback and that not a good place to be. st. louis, obviously, a long way to go. jeff fisherill get that thing corrected. sam bradford at least stability at the quarterback position but arizona and seattle have to get their quarterback decided and very quick. >> thom: berry out of the backfield at the 38. niners got a chance to be real good again. >> brian: they do. i love the pickups in the off-season. randy moss. >> thom: you like that move? >> brian: oh, boy. he's in a certain situation and where he is in his career, he is going to do some spectacular things for us. >> thom: wow. so you were with randy moss when he first came in the nfl and you drafted him there in minnesota. >> brian: very clear about the role for him. there again, you need strength at the quarterback position. so that is the one thing. alex smith will be strong but more importantly, i think, jim harbaugh will be strong and someone that randy moss will respond to in the way he deals with the players. so i think it was a great move and really a minimal risk. >> thom: on fourth down they will have painter g