but there's one mile to go to the finish line the poles should dharma led usury came an hour ago mission hill and we should come second. there were closer to the line because they had been going a bit further south and benefited from southerly winds but they had a lead of several miles. cool on the deck is quest for the news of the defeat. or should we say three cheers for the winners will get. by. you see yourselves. to meet you. but you should take both defeat and victory in your stride when you. i'm upset of course i really don't know about the others but we had a chance to win and we didn't the way that i see it today we just didn't go the right way i don't think it was the right way. we simply should have taken another route. it was a fair race after all it is foolishness the captain says. well well bound to win the next time. and it disappointed no less by. getting to this point i think will do better the next leg of the race. with good news for such as mayor and josie or cold wind jammers going to mars and it's no wonder our lives are in the wind if there is no wind we go nowhere the p

mission bay, south beach, rincon hill, treasure island, filipino community, and the tenderloin just added by ms. melara. >> are we keeping it together in district 6? >> we did not fully achieve that for the mission, either. mr. mcdonnell: we will not include the tenderloin. >> there is a planning department-recognized neighborhood. correct the spelling. replace "n" with "p." mr. pilpel: could i suggest combining those and saying south of market? that seems to be more of a neighborhood that we could recognize. >> they are separate, though. mr. mcdonnell: hold on. we have heard one proposal. i will confirm the spelling. >> no. that is not right. >> no what? >> we are not voting. >> could you repeat the question? mr. mcdonnell: silma -- recognized neighborhood? >> that was a public submission boundary. mr. mcdonnell: what is the first letter? >> p. mr. mcdonnell: ok. it is a p. >> excuse my spelling error. >> that is why we are editing. mr. mcdonnell: ok. again, we have selma, treasure island, mission bay -- >> i combined the list. i hate -- -- i have -- mr. mcdonnell: i thought we agreed, n

love our families in the bayview whether they are in sunnyvale or alice griffith or potrero hill or in the mission. we love them so much that we have to do more to care for them. we have to find those connections. [applause] there are too many stories that we are hearing from our clergy when it is too late. when we are having those individual funerals, when our parents and their brothers and sisters are crying over things that have already happened, where the jobs that we are creating did not reach these unfortunate young kids or our police commissioners and police chief working in concert with adult probation, juvenile probation, did not quite get the person who signed these papers, put their names to it saying, "i will not go back to where our was found with a gun or associate with those very known individuals that are participating in gang mentalities." de sign those papers. yet, within days, they are found. we are not reaching them. we are not penetrating those kids. we have to step it up. this is why our supervisors and i have been talking very deliberately to come together with all our commu

good evening, my name is elizabeth, i live on hill street in the liberty hill historic district, i lived in the mission for over 30 years, i'm a little embarrassed at how old i am, we have invited the developers many time tos come and speak with us and sometimes they come even though they don't seem to hear us, they've told us that this first ever experiment with 0 parking building in san francisco, that they want to build here is because they really believe in the importance and richness of our public transit and the importance and richness of our bicycle friendliness and every time they come, they drive their own automobiles and sometimes they park illegally on the sidewalk, but never have they taken public transit to our neighborhood, never have they walked or ridden bicycles. the idea that little hill street, this fragile margin of liberty hill historic district is what was envisioned as the commercial corridor of the eastern neighborhoods which is really the mission district commercial corridor, we're told that we're a transit-rich neighborhood and that's what we're relying on, we're served well w

the live women vote and open the make their way into the into the hills the answer to my mission on the winding down and the government to say that they could do it is situation by themselves the demonstrations all the way to north africa and in the east the approach is happening in lebanon in somalia in the right in turkey in gaza even in tel aviv and also free to do it. the protesters took to the streets near the american embassy in the belgian city of and for at least until twenty people were detained this weekend off the demonstrations there and this is far afield of the australia where the police were forced to use a pet cat to dismiss or to stick their the violence. every. day to be here and to do it in the open and now with. me in mind is to be on the coast there now the united states has wanted the evacuation zone to ensure diplomatic. families come down as well as anybody holding american citizenship in those countries who want to this is just made it seem too late very dynamic situation here to tempt us all back. here at the situation it will be coming down in the coming days.

mission. >> late they're day on capitol hill, it's obvious and likely there was a terrorist organization, affiliateda, benghazi, that had at least some role in this attack. >> september 16. ambassador to the united nations susan rice goes on five sunday talk shows and called it spontaneous. >> this was not a preplanned, premedicated attack. >> september 17. >> simply on the basis of what ambassador rice has publicly disclosed, does the united states government regard what happened in benghazi as act of terror? >> again, i'm not going to put labels thon until we have a complete investigation. >> you don't regard it as act of terrorism? >> i don't think we know enough. i don't think we know enough. >> bret: september 18 on the "david letterman show." >> is this an act of war? are we at war now? what happened here? >> here is what happened. you had a video released by somebody who lives here, shadowy character who is extremely offensive video directed at muhammad and islam. >> making fun of the prophet muhammad. >> making fun of the prophet muhammad. so this caused great offense in much of the muslim w

the area, swooping over the hollywood hills signs and other landmarks, again it is scheduled to land there and that will mark the final end of the shuttle's mission and the program. endeavour will stay at lax for a few weeks then next month take a 12 mile road trip to the california science center right next to the l.a. coliseum. nearly 400 trees are being cut down along the route to make room for the 78 foot wide shuttle. the museum is promising to replant a thousand trees. >>> we have a few more details now on endeavour's last flight. the shuttle and its 747 carrier took off at 8:15 this morning from edwards airforce base in the mojave desert. the combined weight is 4 75,000 pounds but less than a commercial jet filled with passengers and luggage. the estimated cost of moving the shuttle from florida to california, including today's spectacular flyovers is about 28 million dollars. but the california science center is footing the bill, not taxpayers. >>> send us your photos of the endeavour flyover. e-mail them to us at photos at ktvu.com. make sure to tell us your name and where you were when you took the picture. you can post them directly to

hill as an american hero. i think if more people understood the mission and what they're doing in these dangerous places as well as, anderson, how both woods and doherty behaved in response to the attack on the consulate, i think every american would regard them as a hero. >> when you hear the statement that the muslim brotherhood made, what do you make of it? >> it's a tragedy foretold, in many ways. we've been there before. we've seen these events, we have seen it when salman rushdie wrote "the satanic verses," seen them in holland with the khartoum crisis and several of these things. it involves the clash of values with people in the west who do things and insist on freedom of expression and people in the islamic world who live on raw nerves and are willing and eager to be offended. this really is what it is. >> willing and eager? >> yes. that's what it is. ben wedeman said it well. they are there and gather in front of the u.s. embassy. and i think the u.s. embassy are like fortresses. symbols of this great distant power. and people see the embassy, they are the thing and it's opposite. they are place to go

questions were raised, again today at the homeland security committee on the hill, about why marines are not present in a place, a missioni and, in fact, marines were not present in tripoli and the response from the administration has been, we don't have marines at all of these postings. you as the former am bass tore to iraq and other places know well the kind of security we have. first i wanted to show you, matthew olson from the national counterterrorism center acknowledging to the committee today for the first time that they do believe there was an al qaeda involvement. this wasn't simply a spontaneous response to a film trailer. let's watch this. >> a number of different elements appear to have been involved in the attack, including individuals connected to militant groups that are prevalent in eastern libya, particularly in the benghazi area, as well, we are looking at indications that individuals involved in the attack may have had connections to al qaeda or al qaeda's affiliates, in particular al qaeda and islamic mugrab. >> this is very, very ply cated and there's going to be a lot of finger pointing. what about

their mission, secure the building and protect remaining americans. christopher hill is a diplomat and former u.s. ambassador from iraq. thank you for joining us, mr. ambassador. >> thank you. >> first of all, when you hear of a diplomat being killed, what goes through your mind? >> first of all, it's a terrible tragedy. it's a tragedy for our country but tragedy for our foreign service community. diplomats all over the world and, as we speak, many other diplomats are risking their lives to carry out our country's interests. so these kinds of situations are truly tragic. and my heart goes out to the families. >> so you serve d as ambassador to iraq and i would think that security was always a concern there. from what you've heard, do you think the ambassador had enough security? >> i don't think the time now is to be second guessing the security package. i can absolutely aassure you that security was paramount on the minds of that embassy and the ambassador. the issue will be -- there will be time to discuss this. the issue will be why did he go to benghazi. clearly,

mission that killed osama bin laden hit shelves today. even before it was released, it had topped the best-seller list. daniel joins us from capitol hill with why it has the pentagon threatening legal action. >> after hours on the shelves, bookstore employees were already restocking the tell all about the operation that killed osama bin laden. he is not surprised by the instant success of "no easy date." -- easy day." >> it is classified information that only a few people have. >> the pentagon says it should have allowed the department to pre-screen the book. >> it is the height of irresponsibility not to have this kind of material checked for possible disclosure of classified information. >> experts fear it could put servicemen in danger. >> the special operations units , they do not want their faces or names known. they do not want their techniques understood. >> while the pentagon considers legal action, those details are making their hands into readers. >> i would like to what -- know what motivated this fellow. >> that could insure a he will not seek an easy day anytime soon. the author says and does not violate any secrecy or inf

. >> a lot of people on the hill, susan collins and others, were complaining there weren't marines at the perimeter of what was a missionl consulate in benghazi and the answer is well, don't have marines in these places. should they have been there? should they be on the perimeter. the perimeter, we are told, is the responsibility of the host country. >> that's correct. and when we do have marines, marines are inside of the embassy. a lot of embassies have a small contingent and the responsibility of these young men and women is to protect the classified information and the people inside the embassy. we don't put our military forces on foreign soil when it is the responsibility of the host country to provide the protection. >> what more do you think should have been done in benghazi from your experience? >> you know, i don't want to second guess. but i do wonder what the accountability review board is going to show as to how much attention was placed to the security needs of the consulate. i say that having been ambassador in nairobi for two years before we were blown up by al qaeda and i was -- for two years trying to

missions, but to sympathize with those who waged ate tacks. the campaign started drawing fire from democrats and republicans. dana bash joins us from capitol hill. dana, this is getting nasty, but the question is, what sort of political gain, if anything, is in it for the romney campaign to release such a statement so soon? >> reporter: that's a question that's actually being asked by some republicans, not just democrats. to be clear it's democrats who are jumping on this big time, don. because of the fact that they know that voters aren't necessarily going to vote on foreign policy, but they know this is a question of crisis and leadership and mitt romney is somebody with no foreign policy experience. that's why they jumped on it. i want you to listen what john kerry, the democratic chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, said. he used some explicit words. >> to make those kinds of statements before you even know the facts, before families have even been notified, before things have played out is really not just inexperienced, it's irresponsible, it's callous, it's reckless. and i think he ought to apologize. and i don't think he k

i said we have a school missioner system to put out the call and we are letting people know they can come and they are safe. >> reporter: the chase may have end in pleasant hill but started here at magazine and lincoln. this spot 16-mile away from where it ended. it started vallejo detectives spotted the suspect vehicle and connected to an ongoing investigation. but when officers tried to pull the driver over he took off. on 80, 780 and then 680 before getting off on monument boulevard. a short distance later the suspect came down lisa lane in pleasant hill and right behind it several police cars. he probably didn't know it was a dead end. >> just a lot of cop cars. we heard gun shots and police. two male drivers. >> reporter: as you can seat two men inside the car were arrested and are now in jail. >> police investigating the death of two people after their were found a motel room. a housekeeper found the bodies in a second floor room. police haven't released their names or genders and the cause of death isn't know. there are no suspects. this appears to be isolated incident. >>> the power is back on in one neighborhood after a suspected drunk driver had the

mission devotee investigator of washington, d.c. said he would remember it as a fighter. it wouldn't quit just like the little engine up the hill. sometimes this poetry appears overdone. but then we find quite serious discussions of the character and its accomplishments like the children's bedtime story. the rover will be remembered to the masses. this is a story of perseverance. talking about the rover in this way in the third person picks it possible for the scientists to tell us about themselves, how they feel about the reverse and the challenges they encounter. this is a personal presentation you will not find in the journal science. the robotic explore rapidly appeared in the first books about planetary spacecraft in the 1970's and it's become a journalistic cliche. a few years ago the subtitled his book intertek exporters of the red planet. the book is about scientists passion for mars. but in the public grabbing, the exporters are the spacecraft. over the past decade, the cliche become a conceptually somewhat confused the dates in the space exploration community between the advocates of science meaning a robotic spacecraf

mission police station. >>> republican presidential nominee mitt romney will come here to the bay area for a big fundraiser. he will be raising cash at the strawberry hill estate in hillsborough. that starts at 4:45 this afternoon. and space shuttle endeavour takes its final flight over the bay area in just a few hours. now endeavour will be flying over the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, and moffett field on the becomeback of that 747 before it goes to los angeles on display. >>> people waiting in lines for the iphone 5 will be filing into apple stores in one hour and 15 minutes. tara moriarty joins us now from chestnut street the apple store there in san francisco. >> reporter: about a half hour ago apple employees came out here and did a lap. they jogged around. tried to get the people out here waiting fired up. they passed out donuts and coffee. and at the head of the line is teeg ashburn. he's been here at # last night. we noticed you were here in the orange sleeping bag. were you getting shut eye there? >> yeah a little bit of sleep and it's cold too. >> reporter: you didn't care about the publicity. you came here for the product. >> no i didn

missions abroad after that deadly attack on the consulate in libya last week. margaret brennan is on capitol hillwill the secretary have for these lawmakers? >> reporter: not a lot of detail, norah, but the secretary will give a classified account of the attacks on the u.s. consulate in libya. what we know is the state is required under law to provide a bipartisan panel to investigate the attack and report back to congress within 60 days. this afternoon, secretary clinton will share what she is and is not willing to detail. what is clear, though, is that the public won't get an account until after the presidential election. the fbi still has not made to it the incriminate scene in benghazi, but witnesses tell cbs news that there was never an anti-american protest in benghazi. instead, they say the consulate came under planned attack. that is in direct contradiction to the administration's versions of the incident. and it happens as capitol hill calls for more details and asks for some more forthcoming details of exactly what happened in benghazi. secretary clinton's deputy is in tripoli, libya to

missions ended at the base in the desert. weather permitting tomorrow, the endeavour will head north to a san francisco flyover before coming back to l.a. far pass over the griffith observatories, the hollywood hills, and the historic l.a. city hall. >> quite a site for them. >> yes. >>> they are out with their 50 most powerful women in business and there is one familiar name that barely made this year's list. >> the president and the ceo finished first. they were second. they came in third and the ceos here, round out the top five. but there is one very noticeable drop. oprah winfrey who held the 16th spot last year limited to 50 this year. here is her reaction on the cbs this morning. >> i think anybody that will be successful if many their own life will u that the most important thing, it is to take ownership for you of wherever your ranking is, your standing is. i have been very honored and flatteredded over the years to be on a various list. but for me, the most important thing is what you'll do with that ranking. >> now listen, they are still on the list. she is 151 out of 400. and currently worth an estimated 2 -- $2.7 billion. >> she is okay. >> yeah, she is okay. >>> coming up, amusement

hill. i will tell you that i think the strategy of the campaign is win every day. understand the missiontoday, make the case today. win tomorrow, win the next day, win the week, going into the debates, make the contract. and ultimately, give this country a choice between two futures, and they've heard this many times before, but i'll just tell you, i think the campaign is very well-poised to consistently present the choice of barack obama, cradle to grave and freedom and liberty and what we believe in. stuart: granted he's got the establishment media, governor romney, flat out against him. understood. they're firmly supportive of president obama, got it. but you can't tell me that mitt romney can't deliver a stiletto line with real vigor and agr aggressi aggression. and i hate to use this, but-- >> we'll see, the fact is i think if you go back to the primary debates, i think that mitt romney did a very good job of performing an important opportunity when it counted and i think he's risen to the occasion. the fact is we know that president obama is a skilled debater and he's an or atore a

mission district. that's why dozens of people marched through the streets last night, calls for peace. police say they are not asking for much, they just want a safe neighborhood. >> police in morgan hill still searching for a woman accused of using her 10-year-old daughter steal from a supermarket and then letting her love the store. she told her daughter, wait by the door and push the shopping car to the car when i drive up. >> i don't know her situation but it doesn't seem like she has -- she has her morals liked up well. >> police say they hope to find and relative her for felony burglary. also contributing to the delinquency of a minor. she's believed to be driving a car that has a wyoming license play. you can see the number right there on your screen. >>> in overnight news, a man has died. another one was hurt after a serious crash on highway is 0 -- highway 101 in redwood city. this happened near the menlo park border. the car stopped in one of the middle lanes. that collision disabled the car and that's when the driver of the car got out. >> the chp says when he was hit by the other car, the impact was so strong, it sent him through the windshield of that other car. he was pro

missions abroad after that deadly attack on the consulate in libya last week. margaret brennan is on capitol hill message will the secretary have for these lawmakers? >> reporter: not a lot of detail. but the secretary will give a classified account of the attacks on the u.s. consulate in libya. what we know is the state is required under law to provide a bipartisan panel to investigate the attack and report back to congress within 60 days. this afternoon secretary clinton will share what she is and is not willing to detail. what is clear, though, the public won't get an account until after the presidential election. the fbi still has not made to it the incriminate scene in benghazi but witnesses say there was never an anti-american protest in benghazi, instead they say the consulate came under planned attack, that's in direct contradiction to the administration's version of the incident. and it happens as capitol hill calls for more details and asks for some more forthcoming details much exactly what happened in benghazi. secretary clinton's deputy is in tripoli, libya today. he'll be meeting wi

hill, -- mr. hale, indicated some adjustments need to be made should sequesteration go in effect for the national security strategy and the missionswe ask our military to perform on our behalf. what i've been struck by, though, is multiple indications from different individuals on our panel, all of whom i have great respect for that there's seemingly little to no contingency planning going on. we don't know what strategy changes are required, and you're the strategic thinkers of our military. to me, that seems most irresponsible for this freshmen member and former captain in the marine corp.. i think it would be revealing if we could get more information on this team that was referenced who is in the early stages of, quote "looking at the impacts of sequesteration on our strategy." that would be revealing, i think, because it tells us what risks are regarded as greater and lesser risks to the nation, what missions we'll ask the military to perform in the future, and we can infer from the changes from our strategy, what missions are of higher and lower priority, and timely, determine which spending is more important or less importa

mission secret. >> but it's the violation part that's going to get him in serious legal trouble i'm sure. this year many of the rising stars in the democratic side aren'tn capitol hill, they are from city hall. more than a half dozen mayors scheduled to speak in charlotte. and one is philadelphia mayor, michael nutter. nice to see you, sir. thanks for talking with us. >> good morning. >> you're going to give a speech. are you talking -- >> wednesday night. >> wednesday night which will be a big night. what's your message? we've gotten word that people will come out as apit bulls and attack dogs. what's your strategy? >> i'm just a really nice guy, soledad. >> really? okay. >> i'm going to talk about real facts about the real president, barack obama, the things he's done that i've experienced certainly in philadelphia, particularly focused on education, investment in infrastructu infrastructure, support for cities, more than 80% of the country's population lives in cities. whether you're a democrat or republican, our job is to get things done and make things happen and support the public that we serve. we don't really have a lot of time for gridlock and talks and res