alabama alabama i think -- supervisor alioto-pier: i think it was a freudian slip. we were renaming the team before we've actually gotten them here. if we could, golden gate warriors needs to be changed to golden state warriors and needs to be reflected through legislation as well. president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier has made a great amendment. without objection -- >> real quickly in. their new logo, the it's the bay bridge design, not the new golden gate bridge in the logo. they're on their way. president chiu: point well-taken. unless there's any other discussion, can we adopt this resolution? the resolution is adopted as amended. we do have one more imperative item, as i understand. lerk clerk we have two, mr. president. on behalf of supervisor alioto-pier, a commendation recognizing the american bar association on the occasion of its 2010 annual meeting in san francisco. president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier, do you have anything you would like to add to that?

alabama alabama i think -- supervisor alioto-pier: i think it was a freudian slip. we were renaming the team before we've actually gotten them here. if we could, golden gate warriors needs to be changed to golden state warriors and needs to be reflected through legislation as well. president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier has made a great amendment. without objection -- >> real quickly in. their new logo, the it's the bay bridge design, not the new golden gate bridge in the logo. they're on their way. president chiu: point well-taken. unless there's any other discussion, can we adopt this resolution? the resolution is adopted as amended. we do have one more imperative item, as i understand. lerk clerk we have two, mr. president. on behalf of supervisor alioto-pier, a commendation recognizing the american bar association on the occasion of its 2010 annual meeting in san francisco. president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier, do you have anything you would like to add to that? alabamalabama they're -- supervisor alioto-pier: they're going to be in town this weekend. hundreds of attorneys in the town of san francisco and we'd like to give them an accommodation. we'd like to thank them for their business. president chiu: i'd like to be a co-sponsor of that as well. great to have all those attorneys in town. colleagues, we have a resolution that has the requisite finding, supervisor alioto-pier has made a resolution to adopt this motion. seconded by supervisor els bernard. is there any public comment on this imperative item? colleagues, if we could take this same house, same call, this resolution will be adopted. clerk calvillo: on behalf of supervisor maxwell, a resolution commending katie king on her 100th birthday and declaring august 6, 2010 katie king day in san francisco. president chiu: anything else you would like to add? we have a resolution from supervisor maxwell with the finding as well as the requisite finding. supervisor maxwell has made a motion to adop

alabama alabama they're -- supervisor alioto-pier: they're going to be in town this weekend. hundreds of attorneys in the town of san francisco and we'd like to give them an accommodation. we'd like to thank them for their business. president chiu: i'd like to be a co-sponsor of that as well. great to have all those attorneys in town. colleagues, we have a resolution that has the requisite finding, supervisor alioto-pier has made a resolution to adopt this motion. seconded by supervisor els bernard. is there any public comment on this imperative item? colleagues, if we could take this same house, same call, this resolution will be adopted. clerk calvillo: on behalf of supervisor maxwell, a resolution commending katie king on her 100th birthday and declaring august 6, 2010 katie king day in san francisco. president chiu: anything else you would like to add? we have a resolution from supervisor maxwell with the finding as well as the requisite finding. supervisor maxwell has made a motion to adopt the resolution, seconded by supervisor mirkarimi. any public comment on this item

substance abuse and homeless research program, department of psychology, university of alabama at birmingham, birmingham, alabamaark, when is a person categorized as homeless? well, the most important thing is to recognize that when a person lacks a permanent, fixed residence, they meet the category of homeless. now, there are a number of temporary arrangements that people have; for instance, it's estimated that roughly 1.6 million people are living in transitional or shelters, and they also meet the definition of homeless. so it's-we're looking for people who have permanent, fixed residence, and if you don't have that, then you're defined as homeless. and dr. milby, can you sort of take us through those categories a little bit? well, there're, there're lots of services that are provided for the homeless, from basic emergency shelters that just provide overnight stay, and people have to leave after-usually serve breakfast and then have to leave after. there are shelters that are more permanent and give people a chance to find more permanent housing. there are shelters also for women with children, for example, s

alabama. yes, the same alabama that won the national championship. if the spartans win this game, it will be the upset of the season. it kicks off september 4 at alabamahow about golf? we had a three-hour fog delay. pebble beach maybe? british open maybe? the for you and final major of the tournament, the pga championship in wisconsin along the shores of lake michigan. tiger woods, his best round in weeks. a nice approach shot here. sets up a birdie. three strokes behind the leader. tiger woods is one under par. this is tom. in the lake. he had a rough afternoon. the co-leader right now on the 13th hole, matt with a sizzling opening round. holds it out from the fairway. that is an eagle. right now he is among co-leaders. >>> and finally, that follow-up story in houston last week. the boyfriend failed to protect the girlfriend. the girlfriend gets hit by the foul ball. we have an update tonight. >> oh-oh. >> she dumped him. >> no wonder. >> on national tv. you are out of here. you didn't protect me. >> i felt so sorry for that poor guy. thanks. >> the moral to that story is? >> protect your woman. >> exactly right. >>> a great white encounter off the c

after he spoke, the governor of alabama, george wallace said there would be a new funeral in alabama. three weeks after the speech, a church in mobile, alabama was bombed. four beautiful black children will killed and 20 others injured. it is up to us to reverse this violence. it is up to us to demand excellence. it is up to us to make sure that every single child in this country gets a world-class education. we have to march together. we have to work together. we have to make sure all of us are accountable. parents, turn off those television that night and read to your children. be part of the solution. educators, we have to stop making excuses. we have to stop talking about other people's shoulders. these are our children. we have to work together. pastors, if you're churches are full on sunday but empty monday through saturday, you are part of the problem. open up those charges. bring people in the [applause] community members, every school has to be a great school whether you have children at school or not. tudor, a volunteer, coach, mentor, the part of the solution. the students themselves, give a hand to all of our young people today.

alabama. so much for scheduling for success. after bama the spartans take on wisconsin two weeks later to utah. first year head coach mike mcintyre is looking forward to the challenge. alabama just expanded their seating to 101,000. they are going to go in there and he may not be able to hear anything except the crowd. how do you suppose he will respond? >> i don't know. it would be an experience hearing 102,000 people singing sweet home alabaman southern boise. >> sweet home alabama ♪ >> my friends say we won't even have to fly back. we fly back ourselves if we win that game. >> i think that's a perfect way to put it. >> people wonder why you schedule a game that you're 39- point underdogs. the fact of the matter is san jose state gets a lot of money it's a small program and they can use the revenue at san jose state. that's why alabama and wisconsin are on that schedule. >>> buster posey breathe a sigh of relief. he is back in the line-up. >> yeah! >> he is okay, he is going to open the season series tonight against the rockies closing the last two games with a forearm strain. almost got ahead of myself. this is the exclusive cbs 5 cliff pennington play of the day. throws to second for the double play. this whole segment is really the idea of our producer, brian day, who is trying to get pennington a gold glove so we have developed the play of the day. right now the yankees lead the as 11-4. >> i'm back! >> manny ramirez on

alabama." hit it, buddy. ♪ sing it. ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ where the skies are so blue ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ coming home to you >> all's see what the judges think. randy? >> he's right. i think you were too pitchy. joe? you are in the bottom one. sorry. sorry. >> what about the food? >> thanks for playing. appreciate it. >> see you, joe. >> what about the food? >> sometimes things end in a tie. get it? tie? okay, bye now. here it is. the classic hit "girls just want to have fun." tim. hit it, big boy. read along. ♪ oh girls just want to have fun ♪ ♪ fun >> there you go. let's see what the judges think. simon? [ speaking foreign language ] >> boo! see what you've done now? this is your fault. what is your name? >> adam. >> adam, where you are from? >> l.a. >> l.a. okay. what brings you here, adam? >> you guys ordered food. >> adam is being bashful. he has an incredible story about how he got here. let's take a look. from the sidewalk to the driveway, then to my front door. adam fulfilled his childhood dream of delivering shrimp pad-thai. wow. now, with "i will survive," ladies and gentlemen, adam. ♪ at first i was afr

alabama, there's one gimmick that really never gets old, does it? a monkey riding a dog. the charging duo of bobo the monkey and red the dog were promoting the alabama state fair, and they're also there to perform. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. road trip to alabama. i'm going to that state fair. >> i thought the racing pigs was always the highlight. now we've upped the ante. >> exactly. we're just going to play it over and over and over again, because i have a feeling that, you know, people like it. >> yeah, a lot of people go to the fair just to see that. let's chat about what happened yesterday in the west with our weather, because it was hot. interior valley california, record high sacramento. on the coast it was a little cooler, in the 80s, but almost everywhere in interior california was in the 100s. it was 105 in phoenix yesterday, but there was areas in oregon that were even hotter than that. officially, the high yesterday was 105 in medford. vegas was 107. this pink ribbon, that's 100-degree heat, and that extended all the way up here into all interior areas of california. the heat is going to shift a little bit today, more or less into the rockies. we're getting a little cooler of a weather pattern up here in the pacific northwest. temp

alabama. -- it is jim from alabama. a tweet. that caller referenced africa. here is a little clip from matt ridley talking about africa. guest: africa is a subject on which many people are pessimistic. people are saying always to me that asia is coming out of poverty but it will not happen to africa, is it? i think it is. it is happening already. the poverty rate has begun from of -- plummeting in recent years. i think you're seeing and under printer revolution and all sorts of things happening that are very hopeful. host: returned to phone calls as we talk about the case for rational optimism made by matt ridley in a new book. fayetteville, north carolina. willie, democrats line. caller: the case for rational optimism. you know, we are americans. we are a strong nation and i believe that once the flames are no longer fan -- once we stop fanning the flames with a 24- hour media i honestly believe we will move forward because we are americans, we are strong, and we are very logical and rational in our thinking and i think if we get on the spiritual track and l

after he spoke, the governor of alabama, george wallace said there would be a new funeral in alabama. three weeks after the speech, a church in mobile, alabamaful black children will killed and 20 others injured. it is up to us to reverse this violence. it is up to us to demand excellence. it is up to us to make sure that every single child in this country gets a world-class education. we have to march together. we have to work together. we have to make sure all of us are accountable. parents, turn off those television that night and read to your children. be part of the solution. educators, we have to stop making excuses. we have to stop talking about other people's shoulders. these are our children. we have to work together. pastors, if you're churches are full on sunday but empty monday through saturday, you are part of the problem. open up those charges. bring people in the [applause] community members, every school has to be a great school whether you have children at school or not. tudor, a volunteer, coach, mentor, the part of the solution. the students themselves, give a hand to all of our young people today. [applause] we are here f

. ♪ sweet home alabama >> my daughters, a couple of nights ago, they were with me, out on stage with me singing "sweep home alabamae pyro comes, they got it down. we have a full-on studio. we go in there, we have the drum kit set up, you know, the amps set up. we go in there and play and jam. we're a fun family. we like to have a good time. and considering everything that's happened to me lately, it's good to cherish those moments. really puts life in perspective. ♪ don't need nothing ♪ but a good time ♪ how can i resist ♪ ain't looking for nothing ♪ but a good time ♪ and it don't get better than this ♪ ♪ don't need nothing but a good time ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, jason schwartzman. i make meat balls with reed alexander. music from joanna newsom. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter... ♪ ...making your craving for a sweet & salty bar... ♪ ..rresistible. by nature valley. ♪ that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love.

king's speech, a week after he spoke, at the governor of alabama said they needed a new funeral in alabama. a week after that, the church in alabamae killed. it is up to us to reverse this violence. it is up to us to make sure that every single child in this country gets a world-class education. we have to work together. we have to make sure all of us are accountable. parents, turn off those tvs at night. read it to your children. the part of the solution. educators, you have to stop making excuses. we have to stop talking about other people's children. these are our children. we have to work together to give them an opportunity. pastors, your churches are open on sunday, but if they are closed on saturday, you are part of the problem. open up those churches. bring them in. community members, you can be part of this. tudor, a volunteer, mentor, help. the part of the solution. give our young people here today a round of applause. we are here for them. they are the future. our young people have to take their education very, very seriously. if they work hard and go to college they will have opportunities. if they do not, they drop ou

in dauphin island, alabama, today they were removing oil-soaked booms permanently after authorities declared that the spread of surface oil in florida and alabama is gone. some worry that the oil could reappear. >> i'd like to see the boom out there for at least another month until they know where the oil will be at. >> reporter: with many fisheries re-opening and with bp's new boss saying this -- >> definitely in terms of the effort, no, it's not too soon for a scaleback. >> reporter: -- images like this with oil west of the mississippi river have many here worried that what a week ago one of the worst environmental disasters in u.s. history will suddenly be declared over, and bp will pull out. and are you worried that the world is going to say, okay, problem solved, moving on? >> they absolutely stand to do that. >> reporter: these crabbers work in one of the zones that has been re-opened. the shortage of supply means prices are up. they are happy to be back on the water. any sign of oil on these? >> nope, none. >> reporter: now, the well has been capped since july 15th. there's been no oil leaking into the gulf since then, but it's not dead

alabama for all health clinics and a former associate [inaudible] at the university of south alabama. she was the first physician under age 40 to be elected to the american medical association education foundation. she has served with her education research foundation as the chair. of the judicial affairs committee. she became the president of the medical association state of alabama making her the first african-american female president of a state medical society in the united states. he has many firsts. we are thrilled she can be regarded. comes to us with many honors. she has been honored with nelson mandela award for health and human rights. she has been honored by pope benedict xvi and received a macarthur genius award fellowship. throughout her work, she stays tied to local services and work on sustaining medical clinics in alabama in a small town that was serving uninsured residents and struggled through hurricanes and everything under the sun. i know she has recently been in the louisiana. we are thrilled she has taken the time to be with us today. please welcome dr. benjamin. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you so much for letting me come and speak to you for a couple of minutes. i want to say thank-you to secretary duncan and the department of education for putting this on and for the other federal departments that are part of this initiative. i woul

alabama where two residents and property owners alleged that the use of the product is causing people to get sick. do you know that people in alabama have claimed that they have gotten ill? >> i will just say that i have seen those reports reported in the media, yes. >> do you know any more about that? what the symptoms are? >> i've seen reported that people are reporting rashes and redness. >> in alabama and louisiana in different places? >> yes. >> how many people? >> i do not have any numbers. >> a group of louisiana oystermaen are claiming that it is four times more toxic than the oil itself. do either you believe that statement is true? >> i have no data to support that statement. >> do you know whether 9500 is more toxic than the oil itself? >> i have directed that they actually just reported that shows the test that we ran on aquatic species is less toxic than the oil itself. >> you disagree with them. did you tested at different levels? what level did you test it at? >> this one was across a wide range of concentrations of the way -- what was the lowest? >> parts per billion. >> did you consistently test parts per billion? >> we tested at parts per billion. then you keep on increasing the concentration and to use a toxic affect. this is the way the tests were run. you continue to increase the concentration until your species show because it affects. >> i will place in the recor