gave arlington back to the lee family. it took a while but i had arlington back. weread news is that there 16,000 tunes here. they could not come back to live here. they settled with the government for fair market value. 1100 acres of prime real estate in 16,000 tunes on the banks of the potomac river. the great irony is that when he signed the estate over to the just as leernment, on one side signing the title and the other side was the secretary of war robert todd lincoln. thehad the son of lee and son of lincoln. i would say that is the beginning of some help that we could reunite north and south again. beginning of the reunion. great traditions at arlington is honoring the unknown soldiers. the first instance came after the civil war and the quartermaster general sent recovery teams out onto the battlefields around washington. to recover unknown soldiers from the war. he brought them here to this part of arlington. war, these teams recover the dead, the unknowns from the other great battlefields. huge hit here at this hot. they had to bury it in a mass grave i

it is where the story of arlington national cemetery begins.toryn has so much tied up in the civil war. cemetery wasof the 1864, reallyof before there was a cemetery. how did that happen? in 1864, the civil war have been going on for several years. washington was hospital city at that time. there were as many as 50,000 soldiers and sailors in the hospitals of washington, temporary hospitals set up all over town. those people started dying. they had to be buried. earlier in the war, a national cemeteries were established at alexandria virginia, and at the old soldiers home in northwest washington. they were planned to accommodate all of those who died in the washington area hospitals. war wentened was the on much longer and was much luckier than anybody expected -- much bloodier than anybody expected. we soon filled up the graveyards and national cemeteries of alexandria and at the old soldiers home in washington and needed new burial space. the quartermaster's office of the union army looked across the river and found this place, arlington, and

nbc news arlington national cemetery. >>> tonight people will pay tribute to arlington's past, presentture at a special service at 8:30. then tomorrow morning at 9:00, a wreath laying ceremony will be held. nbc 10 katy zachry has been talking to relieved setpa passengers in morning. >> reporter: rosemary, you took the word out of my mouth. they are relieved hundreds of workers on strike yesterday have returned to tracks this morning. it was all under presidential order. i'll explain coming up after the break. >>> grab sun glasses and sun block. you're going to need it. going to warm up to 80s for our day. clear skies outside today. that's all going to change next week. i've got details coming up. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. [ male announcer ] we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. i'm with comcast right now. [ man #1 ] in the muckety muck. in the muckety muck down here. are you happy with next to last? no, that's not fun. that's not so bad. you're not dead last. um, it would be gre

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my then the famous salute and the flaip at arlington cemetery. she makes ar that brief film to thank the american people for their support. at one point she pauses and saying as though she's it to herself, on camera, she says all his bright lights gone world.e no man was more devastated by the assassination of president kennedy than the chief justice of the united states, early warren. just seen john and jacqueline less than two days ago on the evening of wednesday, a large whitet house reception for the federal judiciary. the juster is thes and spouses treatment that night. the first family had invited them to private quarters for drinks and consideration, while gathered on the first floor public rooms below. one of the last sights of the kennedys by the chief justice and his wife was john and jacqueline kennedy, president in a rocking chair, jackie on a sofa, sipping one of their drinks, daquiris. then on friday, november 22, the justices had just finished lunch at the court and were having conference.r october term had begun several weeks earl

more on the milestone observed at arlington national cemetery. >>> 150 years ago today, arlington national cemetery was established. today and tomorrow arlington is wrapping up a month of observations marking the milestone. we report on how this is a tribute to those that served our country in times of war. >> early in the morning, members of the army's old guard get ready. every crease must be razer sharp. nearby the horses are harnessed and saddled. the mission today as everyday, laying to rest those that have served. >> sergeant jonathan good rich, veteran of two tours in iraq, understan understands sacrifice. >> it means everything to me. i've lost soldiers in units overseas. to be a part of the closure for families is wonderful. >> at arlington, each grave represents a story of service and honor. on this day, the story of a soldier missing in action. >> private james holmes was captured on the battlefield in korea. for 60 years his family dreamt of his survival, prayed for his return. yet there was no news until january. his remains were identified. martha price is his sister. >> he's

released tuesday, this morning here on booktv our cameras are at the pentagon city caused no in arlington, virginia, where hillary clinton is going to be signing copies of hard choices to her memoir focuses on her time as secretary of state and how that shapes her view of the future to her experiences there. she's expected to sign about 1000 copies here today. >> [background sounds] [background sounds] >> and inside the tragedy, a number of people waiting to get their books signed, "hard choices," that was released tuesday by hillary clinton, the former secretary o secretary of. she serve as sex is a stay from 2009-2013. she's also a former senator from new york, and, of course, former first lady of the united states. some of her other books include living history, it takes a village, an invitation to the white house, and, of course, dear socks, dear buddy. just wait for hillary clinton's apparent and she'll be signing about 1000 books today at costco here in arlington, virginia. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [backgroun

it was fortunate to get support from arlington and able to get travis moved down to arlington in thatial place as you said. and travis and brendan are side by side in arlington in section 60. >> it's an amazing story. it says warriors for freedom, brothers forever. that is the title of your book. i encourage everyone to look at your book, colonel, to check it out and to think about the lives that have been sacrificed and say thank you so much for their service as were el. >> that's very touching, i appreciate it, thank you. >> check out his book if you get a chance. >>> well, police say a man with a tattoo of a gun on his stomach had the real thing tucked into his waistband. you may remember that guy. look at him on your screen. we told you about him. he's in trouble with the law, all over again. right back. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ]

. >>> when we come back together, the enduring importance of arlington after a century and a half. >>> finally here tonight, we started this broadcast talking about u.s. military sacrifice on overseas battlefields. about u.s. military sacrifice on overseas battlefields. you could say this nation's monument to sacrifice is arlington national cemetery this weekend the 624 acre complex hallow ground all of it turns 150 years old. our report tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: early in the morning in a basement barrack room, members of the army's old guard get ready. every crease must be razor sharp, laying to rest those who have served. sergeant jonathan goodrich a have the ran of two tours in iraq, understands sacrifice. >> it means everything to me. i have experience with being in units that lost soldiers overseas and to be able to be part of the closure for the family is just wonderful. >> reporter: at arlington, each grave represents a story of service, of honor and on this day, the story of a soldier missing in action. ♪ >> reporter: private james holmes was s. >> announcer

marking the 150 anniversary of arlington. >>> the supreme court has set to rule on some major cases7 cases are awaiting a possible decision including the hobby lobby contraception recess. >>> the los angeles kings will celebrate their stanley cup win with a parade today. the kings defeated the new york rangers for their second title. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> here we go with the top 40 hits in the nation this week on "america's top 40." this is casey kasum in hollywood and in the next three hours we will count down the 40 most popular hits in the united states this week. hot off the record charts from the billboard magazine. now on with the countdown. >> number 40! >> good morning. of course, that is the voice of one man and one man only, casey kasum, the man who kept me locked in my bedroom

home in the cemetery near home and we found out after we buried him that he really wanted to be in arlingtonsettled. when we lost brendon and brendon's wife said she wanted brendon and travis side by side we decided to move him to arlington and we got a lot of help making it happen and they're down with the heros. >> your son didn't come home, the bergdahl son is coming home. you're a marine veteran yourself. watching these events unfold give me a 30-second perspective on how you look at the bergdahl case? >> well, you know, as a -- as a father of a son that didn't come home, i'm really thankful that they have their son back. you know, that's -- that's a good thing for them. i think general madist summed it up well this morning, we have to wait and see what comes out of the circumstances when he left the camp, but right now, it's great to have him back home with his parents. >> i think that's a sound approach. the book is called "brothers forever." colonel tom manion. congratulations. >> thank you. >> the president makes a top seat see cret deal to top taliban prisoners for at an american pr

. >> vamos ahora sÍ de lo que paÓo en el encuentro, una buena entrada por cierto en arlington tejas,es al 33, luego entrÓ chicharito por oribe peralta, luego marcos fabiÁn remplazara a montes y anota un golazo, este muchacho tambiÉn en su jor momento, y este el rebote diego santos con la ayuda de ban ger, vino a incrustar y entrÓ Él y gol del pachuca para dejar la cifra definitiva 3 a 1, hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn soy alejandro luna nos vemos en la prÓxima. >> gracias alejandro con montes o sin montes hay que hacer un buen papel, les sorprenderÁ saber hasta donde llegÓ la honestidad de un hombre indigente cuando encontrÓ una bolsa repleta de billetes, vamos a la pausa. ♪ . >> en esos tiempos que muchas personas atraviesan por una difÍcil economia, resultarÍa difÍcil encontrar que una persona que encuentra dinero lo devuelva a su dueÑo, al menos esta historia de un indigente que encontrÓ una bolsa repleta de billetes y cayÓ de un camion de fresno y recibiÓ una recompensa. >> si vive en el condado de canta clara y utiliza el transporte pÚblico, ponga ato tengo cerraron los estaciÓn que

. >> arlington national cemetery celebrating year 150. the cemetery established back in 1864. >>> vietnam and china continue to butt heads. we take to the seas for a first-hand look at the escalat escalating tension between those two countries. and world cup fever slowly creeping into the u.s. we have some folks who say they can't wait for team usa to play. >> the uss george washington sen. in vietnam the disputed chinese oil rig. al jazeera on board firsthand with what occurs when dealing with china. >> slipping out of support one of an increasing number of supply runs in their stand off with chinese vessels. despite worsening summer seas this boat brings provisions and also on this trip international journalists. this is the latest. >> for vietnam, it is very hard to challenge. >> clanked by two guard ships this is as close as china allows anyone to get to its controversial rig. still vietnam's boats dance in maritime counterparts. the vietnamese coast guard show evidence of its vessels being rammed, but china claims its ships have been

arlington, texas. minton of the arlington police department auto and theft unit is alerted that a bait car has been broken into. bait cars rigged with cameras and gps tracking equipment are used by police departments nationwide to catch thieves in an area where it's a problem. >> we pick a car that looks like cars that are most stolen. we lock the doors remotely. record everything inside with video cameras and microphones. then we deploy them to a place where we have a crime problem or persons stealing cars in the area. we're basically fishing with the bait. >> the bait car, a red chrysler sebring is stolen just down the road from the station. an alert is triggered. >> once that is received, all i know is it's moving 20 miles an hour west on division street. >> the bait car is headed towards james greenwell. and when the suspect drives by greenwell's cruiser, the officer is surprised to see who's behind the wheel. >> as it goes by i see who was in it. i was shocked. the suspect was an elderly female. t

. >> king george's last hurrah drew 105,000 fans to the arlington stadium where the cowboys play shatteringrecord set by rolling stones cowboys play shattering the 1980 record set by rolling stones the largest indoor co >> strait is 62. he was joined on stage by country music's best, martina country music's best, martina mcbride, miranda lambert, kenny chesney to name a few. the three-hour show capped 40 years on the road. 105,000 people. must have been some show. >> look at the rolling stones, they came back. >> he looks great. maybe he will co >>> up next, a ial announcement anding for one of our own here at abc o >> we love weddings and ginger zee tied the knot over the weekend with nbc correspondent ben aaron. it was hardly a celebrity studded blow out. >> ginger and ben exchanged during an intimate beach side ceremony in michigan followed by a small reception of 55 family and friends. our best and warmest wishes to both of them. >> i love intimate weddings. >> me, o. >>> check out the celebrity birthdays, johnny depp 51 today natalie portman 33. >> michael j. fox 53. singer matthew bel

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examples of former s r o that got renovated with public fund they got new sclaits slates lake the arlington hotel and kelly on golden gate in the old ymca. and those big jobs were rare turns out to be able to not only do full escaping scale renovations but to you didn't want upgrade those in capsize and practitioner. we were lucky at the economic downturn we received funds through the tarp to do the critical renovations our office provided the field sticks services by the way, we've worked on smaller projects to upgrade the existing elevator we are curling working with over halls in 14 elevators i've met with the housing authority to look at the preliminary plans one of the things that was interesting to hear concepts of what is it takes on a prefer elevator basis to do a major off halls i mean to describe something that is everything but increasing the cap size like making the doors automatically open and the controls at the right height and providing the bells and whistles like the obvious indicators and the housing over halls run 3 hundred thousand per slate. now the term maintenance ass

he was buried at arlington. pieces of thefew aircraft, you could imagine after that many years there wasn't much left. two combat casualties were the first american deaths in the vietnam we call the war. two young men.f youngix is just 23, a special forces staff sergeant on his way to vietnam in 1967 when his assignment changed and instead he's sent to work under of the lone c.i.a. paramilitary officer. is 27. jim is in charge of c.i. pacification perhaps and one of these is provincial reconnaisance unit. they are forces that the agency to help us take down the viet cong infrastructure, and drew is con to take command of that unit. 30-31the night of january, 1968, drew and jim have been picking up anomalies in activity, but most of their troops have again home to drewrate a holiday. so takes a handful of the p.r.u.'s and a couple of navy seals and border toong the itsnoiter. same time the provincial capital was invaded. he radioed to drew, you got to get back, we're under attract. it back in. when he arrives jim

it's a popular arlington costco. coming up. a group of syrian refugees who fled syria for iraq are now wondering if they've left one war only to be caught in another. we'll have the story of those families terrified of isis a little bit later. first inside gitmo. we have an interview with the commander about the controversial prisoner swap that brought bowe bergdahl home. >> they did know that something was happening. they found out about when everybody else did when the story broadcast on msnbc and other stations. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. nicewhat?nch? aflac

from arlington, texas, give it up for stephen shaw. let him hear it. [cheers and applause] stephen.smooth. steve, you got that smooth voice. >> i like to think so, yeah. >> got a nice voice. from my understanding-- you have your guitar with you-- you've actually written a song for us.

clinton was at the arlington, virginia, to promote her book and the justice was just there shopping.angeles times, governor chris christie tells gop donors you'll get over it, after being asked about the bridgegate scandal. the governor told hundreds of donors to get over it, adding it will be fine. >>> the interim foreign minister used a vulgar schoolyard word that has caused an international incident. russia has called for his resignation. >>> governor quinn sign legislation to prohibit police quotas. >>> president bill clinton is most admired president of thes past 25 years, that's according to a new wall street journal/nbc news study. 42% of respondents picked clinton. 17% for george w. bush and 16% for his father, jrj h.w. bush. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> joining us this morning for more perspective is david nakamura. the world is watching the president's move when it comes to the growing tension in iraq, so could the chaos there influence president obama on afghanistan and whether his plan to keep a small military presence until 2016 can prevent sill

implementation and for a total of 4 intersections by the community and intersections in priority order, and arlington and wilder and the funds that will be used for the construction, and repaving and lecturn pockets and upgrading signals and street lighting and restriping and landscaping and does eliminate the five parking spaces. and the prop k, request it here is lefage as a 1.2 million dollar federal ear mark. and the next project shown is the comments and i think that the cac questions the plan and larkin raised is what improvement to viking and to the pedestrian safety and it sounds like those and that intersection will make it much safer for the biking and the pedestrian an safety. >> that is right, arial is following up as the project manager but the traffic calming impacts will effect both bicyclists and pedestrian ans but as far as having specific bicycle infrastructure and that might be a typo but we will confirm. >> thank you. >> and the street scape and it applies for the project that the committee saw in april and the initial funds in 2012 were for the first block of the construction and

arlington, mr. madison and there were others, and the meetings was being held there on 5th street at the office there. and the community was involved at that time and the purpose for the cac when it was set up to make sure that the water department and dwp would do what they said they were promising the community they would do. the main thing was the cross town tunnel. i know most of you all never heard or known about the cross town tunnel. but what happened is that after the out fall was built, then the money was gone. this are was no cross bound tunnel because the people in the sunsets, there's no way they wanted tunnelling going in their area over to the zoo because the out fall was built ten miles out into the ocean. that's where everything was suppose to go to. so, i came before you before this body not long ago and stated because alex landsberg came to me and asked me whether or not they can start back the cac and i said sure because no one from bay view hunter's point was involved, but i was

ed to nbc, cbs, abc twice and the arlington virginia costco. [cheering and applause] by the way, for $12, as you can see there at the costco, for just $12, you get 400 copies of her book and her. but all right. fox's exclusive shows the format known on certain web sites as two an: 00, one clinton. this was going to be harder to watch. >> we're pleased to welcome to our set, former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> thank you for being here, madam secretary. >> thank you both. >> secretary clinton, i read the book. i traveled on many of these trips. a fun read. thank you. >> i want to be fair and balanced to greata. >> that's very fair. i like that. [laughter] >> jon: what's with all the ha, ha, ha and fun read. guys, this is a woman who snuck into the embassy in bank of england to personally strangle four americans and bald eagle. big letdown, fox. big! let's hope cnn doesn't make the same mistake by overhyping their exclusive. >> we wanted to give you a little look behind the scenes as we get ready for this event. >> we're putting finishin

final concert of "a cowboy rides away" tour. 100,000 facts are expected to fact at&t stadium in arlington only elvis and the beatles have had more gold and platinum al bums than strait. the academy named him artist of the decade. they named him the top country artist for the past 25 years. they named him the 2014 performer of the year. joining me for more on this story is bill wyman, al jazeera america's arts and culture contributor. tell us about the show tonight. >> it's going to be a really big deal for dallas and by, there is a bunch of stars going to be with him, faith hill, tim mcdmrau, kenny chesney, a buchling of other peoplebunch of other people. he is a very unusual country artist. people who aren't into country don't appreciate how separate he has kept himself from nashville. he has never played the nashville game. he's got a great ear for a great country song and, you know, he doesn't write his own songs. he finds great songs to sing. >> that's what has fueled his success for a 30 years even by country standards which loves its stars, of course. but he has set a standard. >> w

>> hillary clinton ran into a familiar face at costco in arlington virginia. former secretary of state was signing copies of her new book when supreme court justice sonya soto meier stepped totd front of the line. officials say she stepped in through the back to surprise clinton. she chat aid bit and she told reporters she was there to go shoping. community in bucks county came together on flag day to support those injured depending old glory. ♪ >> as you can see there the sounds of bag pipes kicked off wounded warrior 5 k the annual event brings ut hundreds of people to warminster community parking to raise funds and awareness. proceeds benefit mentor programs and services for wounded veterans and their families. >> the fifth annual woodbury team festival was held today at wayne dickerson park. celebration marks end of slavery 1865 as civil war drew it a close and president lincoln emancipation proclamation took effect. reenact tores were on hand in remembrance of the events. in in addition to mu circumstance crafts and food festivities kline include focus on

the arlington, virginia gare is where washington post reporter bob woodward met wh the f-b-i officialnown as "deep throat" >>> an icon is about to be demolished. that is where they met for deep throat operation. the building is being put down. the historic marker will be saved. the landowner says he will create a memorial for watergate history. >>> star bucks is giving his emmyees new job perk. they are oaferring twice reimbursement for employees working their way through college. the new benefit covers two years of online courses through arizona state university. both full time and part time workers and 135,000 employees qualify. we'll be right back. ,,,, it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your greek yogurt here! can i ask you a question? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. lift it up and see what the winner is. who is it? no way. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani. hoorah! yoplait greek

at a costco warehouse near washington, d.c., more than 1,000 people attended the book signing in arlingtonvirginia, and among them, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. she's the one in the striped shirt there. she told reporters she was just shopping and decided to get a signed copy. clinton obviously surprised, shouted that she couldn't believe it. >>> the central subway project in san francisco will mark a milestone on monday. the tunnelling work for the major extension of the muni metro t third line has been completed. this is video of the work from the san francisco municipal transportation agency. the agency says the two 350-foot-long tunnel boring machines each dug 8500 feet over the past year. the two central subway tunnels will allow the trains to travel quickly. the subway is set to open in 2019. >>> up next, a woman with good intentions makes a surprising find. she thought the worst when she heard yells for daddy in her neighborhood. what police found brought a smile to everyone. >>> and taking a live look outside for our father's day forecast. we have frances in today and we'

arlington to rest in cemetery, up on the hill with some of the major military leaders from our countriestory. and you would go there expecting to see a monumental headstone to the father ofn, central intelligence, the military hero, this highly decorated american officer of world war i. but instead, you will see the ordinary soldiers' headstone. but it will say medal of honor on it. you remember young lieutenant commander richard helms. we met earlier in the gallery. it seemsd of the war, he may have been one of the first american intelligence officers to get into hitler's bunker in bavaria, where he very well could have picked up this piece of hitler's letterhead. the historical record does not indicate exactly where he may have picked it up. day,on victory in europe he writes this note to his three-year-old son. dear dennis, the man some might have written on this card once controlled europe three short years ago. he is dead today. his memory despise, his country in ruins. he had a thirst for power and a low opinion of man as an individual. he was a force for evil in the world. passing

unfortunately, when you're at your picnic or at the beach, a lot of our veterans this weekend will be at arlingtoning their respects to their friends that they lost. it's about time this country stepped up. you have been great great. i have to give you credit. thank you for supporting our veterans. you've always had our backs and we appreciate that. but now it's time for america to follow your lead, stephen. >> stephen: all right, i wish america would be more like me. thank you, paul. how big of a scandal is this on a scale of 1 to benghazi. >> oh, well, you know, if benghazi is a political headache, this is going to be a stroke. i mean, this is is not going away. it's really bad. it affects millions of veterans who use the v.a. care. it's been in 10 cities already. we think there may be more. and the inspector general at the veterans affairs department is now inspecting 26 cities. so our members, hundreds of thousand of them nationwide are outraged. they're betrayed. and we need real leadership and reform and action from shinseki and the president. >> stephen: there has been a scandal, mismanagem

we go to arlington. rangers leading 5-2. drills a three-run homer to the left.hat's his league leading 21st home run of the season. the o's win it 8-3. we go to houston. astros rookie john singleton gets the first major league hit. it's a home run. it helps the astros win it 7-2 over l.a. >>> finally, this happened on monday night. but it was brought to our attention by the good folks during the yankees/mariners announcement. trouble with the home run call. take a listen. >> there's a drive deep right field! say good-bye! do some -- delivery for the truck to the airport. a three-run jack by seger. >> what? >> yeah. >> okay, so a little confused. explained in the rush of excitement it triggered a memory. he said seattle manager lloyd mcclendon always likes to talk about giving rewards with ice cream. i was trying to say put in a takeout order and have it delivered to the airplane for the boys down to the ride to atlanta. real simple. that is, you know, yeah. yeah. >> to be an announcer nowadays, they have to have these calls. >> let's hear it again. >> there's th

veterans are making their way to arlington national cemetery for the changing of the guard in virginia. aljazeera's robert ray joins us from new orleans, he's at the national world war ii museum there, and robert, what's happening today? >> a lot of things happening at the museum. a museum that many don't know is here. it's a sprawling campus, opened 14 years ago, and i'm joined by two important guests, one of the historians, one of these gentlemen, he flew above the beaches of normandy on d-day. and you were 19 years old and what was that like? >> well, it was cloudy, and we didn't have much interference that day. it was one of our lightest missions. >> you did what, 30 missions, you were telling me earlier, but what was it like the day of the storming of the beach? over 6,000 americans passed your soldiers, you guys perhaps changed the world that day, emotionally 70 years ago today, what is it like for you? >>> i feel great. i feel glad that i did it. we had to do it. i was drafted at 18 years old. and i just did what we had to do. >> you flew from england. you were with the allied f

reporter: just in case you're wondering it's not quite as big as the big screen at at&t stadium in arlington, texas where the dallas cowboys play but there stadium has a lot of things no other stadium has. it's very green. we'll have more at 6:00. reporting live in santa clara. lynn ramirez. >> there's a full guide to the 9ers new digs and reminder you're going to be able to see the first football game at the new stadium seen right here on kpix.com. >>> score for the surfers a bill that would restore access to beach half moon bay. the only path to martin's beach. state senator jerry i'll hill's bill will ask the state land commission to use imminent do makes to get access to the beach. it cleared the judiciary committee today it's already been approved by the senate. >>> one person's poster is another city's public nuisance. the crackdown on illegal signs that have become a serious safety hazard. >>> a family claimed this little girl was booted from kfc because of her scars. the chain even gave them money. tonight the serious questions about their story. ,,,, take a look... gs like garage .

from arlington, texas, give it up for stephen shaw. let him hear it. [cheers and applause] stephen. you got that smooth voice. >> i like to think so, yeah. >> got a nice voice. from my understanding--