dick: three more break points. breaking nadal 10 times, 25 previous break point chances. here's another. it will give him a double break lead to serve up the break lead to serve up the championship. dick: and he breaks it at love. 5-1. john: one of the few times you ever seen nadal look a little bit the words for wear as his legs seem to be tightening up. this has been as physical a battle as you'll ever ever see on a tennis court. dick: and now the -- the 24-year-old from belgrade, 24-year-old from belgrade, four points from the title. dick: last four games plus this one giving up only two points djokovic as he's closing in on another big one. one. -- big win. john: it's the first time that nadal's looked absolutely resilient as if he doesn't have anything left. took four hours to do it. took four hours to do it. one last stand. john: ball's wide. dick: after four hours and nine minute, djokovic arrives at championship arrives at championship point. dick: 3-4 for djokovic. dick: punctuating this season, this man. 6-2, beating nadal in the finals. a rare fete in itself. a

one break down. john: it literally comes back as soon as you finish your serve, it's right at your feet. dick: to have the confidence to continue to hit out, penetrate, get the ball so deep shot after shot. it's been a sterling it's been a sterling performance by djokovic. dick: fifth game point for nadal, who has saved the break point in this game. point in this game. another ball on the line. dick: and it's wide. mary: djokovic is gesturing to the fans who are shouting in the middle of the rallies. john: it almost stopped the point, but it ended up his shot was out. dick: djokovic up a set, up a break. break. 4-3 in the second. [ cellphone plays song ] holla... [ buddy ] g-dogg. what's up? you know me, right now i'm just kickin' it. tell me you caught the game last night? huh... yeah... yeah i caught the game. how 'bout that third quarter call? are you kidding me? yeah, come on, that was ridiculous...ly awesome! oh, and that hit on williams? did you see that? yeah, he's done for the season. ahh...i

dick: first break chance for the dick: first break chance for the dane.hat ball just dropped in. could have been a huge swing because she was down a break point on a previous service game. this would be a huge boost if she could get an early lead. but i think she thought it was going to go out and look to drop just in. dick: third ace. john: women are getting taller and taller. many player above six feet. caroline about 5 '9"ish. can't reach that serve. can't reach that serve. perfect placement. dick: the hold, serena, venus williams who won her first round match. we'll be right back as action continues after this word from your local station. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. >> coverage of the u.s. open on cbs sports is sp

bill: a chance to go up an early break here in set number early break here in set number two. that is his best shot, bar none. two-handed backhand return, and that is just -- you talk about having a bad attitude. he'll have a bad attitude after that, missing that return. that is his bread and butter. bill: he'll get another look. second break chance. john: the good news is he didn't react negatively to it. hopefully he'll start getting on to that, make this a real on to that, make this a real match. bill: again, a weak reply to the nadal serve. back to deuce. john: that was an excellent serve at 120. serve at 120. he really misses the overheads. bill: a third break point for the scot. john: you can see how important this is for murray, to really -- you mentioned believing in himself. if he could really win a major and have to beat not one, but two of the top guys, nadal and djokovic. and arguably the most dangerous guy in the draw besides them, isner, who he beat yesterday. isner, who he beat yesterday. >> let, first service. bill: oh, again. john: it's almost like he waited o

russian politics breaking news here in r.c. i thought of the russian president now in tossing the russian prime minister vladimir putin for another term as the president of russia certainly a big politics apart from the ruling party united russia we had a issues where our two other parties were involved and our members were involved as well i'm here or not see you all that major parties held their conventions ahead of december's elections to duma the lower house of the russian parliament both communist and just russia party gathered to work out their election programs on select their election candidates the communist party of the russian federation is one of the oldest in the country and the latest poll places its second so united russia in upcoming elections just russia along with liberal democrats are expected to take a handful of seats in the duma and other recognized democratic opposition party well blocking has already submitted its list of candidates for the elections. to stay with us here in r t the breaking news is that

breaking news here on r.t. the ruling said a rotation russia's prime minister vladimir putin will run for the presidency next year his candidacy was put forward by dmitri medvedev who agreed to lead the ruling party and the country's. if you are just joining us a very warm welcome to you this is on the line from moscow with me the recent breaking news today and tonight prime minister putin will run for the presidency of the two thousand and twelve elections was made at the ruling united russia party as i knew all convention president medvedev said that he will head the party in a parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government if they win. the historic speeches first. united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another in the figure that he is to russia the stability that he brought may have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how it would unfold no one knew and more importantly no one really expected at least the people here that it would b

so it will break. but it's still holding together. >> is there another insulated glass that's available, besides doing that layer with the fog, that will -- you know, that will break? >> no. the glass is all fine. and there are different kinds of things you can put in. you know, you can put in a argo, some of them -- you can put in kind of like a vacuum. there's lots of things that -- and they have come up with better kinds of sealants. now frankly it's a better product than was made years ago. so it does hold up better. but it's sometimes like a double beautled seal or a silicone then a beautle and there's a des cant which resists moisture in that little tin frame around it. they're doing everything they can to keep this thing together. the problem primarily is if the bottom -- if that seal -- if the bottom part of the glass, if your weep holes get gummed up and the glass finds itself sitting in water, not draining quite right, water and that sealant is dynamite so that makes it fail sooner. so the fi

breaking news here on. the ruling sector rotation russia's a prime minister vladimir putin will run for the presidency next year is kind of a seat was put forward by dimitri who agreed to lead the ruling party and the country's got. a very warm welcome for you this is our life from moscow research showing our breaking news for you here. will run for president in the two thousand and twelve elections the announcement was made of the ruling united russia party as annual convention president if you had said that he will head the party in parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government if they win seats and he said the historic speech is first. united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another in the figure that he is to russia the stability that he brought would remain and have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how would i know i knew and more importantly no one really expected at least the people here that it would be done you say and

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a recap of our breaking news and just. this was a city. of about one hundred ninety thousand people and we had eighty thousand people working for general motors. or a job that depended on general motors. general motors is if it's not relation to you it might be your neighbor or somebody you knew it was kind of a family run business you know myself i'm third generation my father was working there and you have a lot of two three and four generation families there and their first let's understand that. this is if a man doesn't work. then he should not. it is gone rewarding made into work. i think for a long time this notion in america that bigger was better was simply and on the street in fact in the twenty first century smarter better general motors simply became too large for their own good and so many brands the p. couldn't even keep up with they just as who became a dinosaur. which was. just. twenty years ago the largest country in the. system to crazy to just. see. what how did it change. and began the journey. where did it take them. al

we begin with breaking news.qaeda is dead. >> the administration is confirming this for us. he was killed along with other al qaeda operatives. the facts are still sketchy. the u.s. government has not announced it yet, but al awlaki was considered more dangerous than osama bin laden by some experts since he was a u.s. citizen. that means he has the passport and can travel so many places. he was linked to the accused underwear bomber and the accused fort hood shooter. he was called the internet bin laden because of his skill for recruiting terrorists on the web. >> joining us now for more on the phone is fran townsend. this is great news in the war on terror. >> reporter: it is terrific news. al awlaki has ties going back to some of the 9/11 hijackers.

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commissioner miguel: over the break, i ended up talking to more people than i thought i would on a break. i had a meeting with the port regarding their involvement in eight washington and see wall lot 41. i had an interesting conversation with dan on the veterans affairs medical center out at 42nd and comment -- and clement. there was an excellent meeting that i helped share -- chair regarding the market street redesign that is coming up. i met with some people regarding the recreation and open space element of the general plan, particularly in regards to golden gate park. i have met with a number of people on cpmc as well as the budget analyst on their work with the department. i was updated as to the safeway redesign proposed out at ocean beach as well as a couple of meetings regarding an item that is on our calendar today. commissioner olague: i just wanted to finish my comments. he leaves behind a wife, daughter, and quite a legacy in the mission. he led a lot of mission advocates an activist and really fought hard for everyone across the border or boundary of residence. latino famil

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we have breaking news for you.eld in prison in iran could be released at any moments. a swiss embassy car entered the prison. their lawyer says all the paperwork holding this up is complete. our producer in tehran confirms diplomatic cars have entered the compound holding the two men, shawn bauer and josh fattal, detained along the iran-iraq border back in 2009 along with share ra shourd who was released last year. iran convicted them as spies. we are waiting for an update and will bring it to you as soon as e get it. >>> convicted to die -by by let injection tonight. they're fighting his execution hours away. >>> with the future of the middle east on the line, president obama and mahmoud abbas meet face-to-face as the u.n., a last-ditch effort to get palestinians back to the bargains table with israel instead of seeking statehood later this week as expected at the united nations. >>> and typhoon hits japan. urged to evacuate homes from a storm packing 100 mile-an-hour winds. paula hancock, what's the situation the

with a song through some of moscow's cozy parks and historic neighborhoods all that after a short break to stay with us. montero . historic. friendly. dynamic. to friends but. my co. hello welcome to the last go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital by foot one of the neighborhoods can you take a stroll around but can you walk when the weather was bad and what. can you really see outside the busy city center and we start up here just south of the kremlin the area called. the streets of moscow and you'll see in whatever direction you had the city was a few something exciting varied and different take a map of the streets in the usual way the city's historic boulevards leighton's and pathways. the neighborhood of summers for next year is one of the capital's gems translated to english as the land beyond the moscow river it's located in the southern part of the city center situated on a bell shaped cluster of highland springs from the embankment opposite the kremlin so the sounds of the garden ring road which. feels different from the rest of town settleme

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five pm in moscow i matras are going to have you with us here on r t our top story we're covering breaking news on r.t. an explosion at a nuclear facility in markkula in southern france one person reportedly killed several injured authorities say no radiation leak has been reported the explosion followed a fire in a storage area for radioactive waste according to the live figaro newspaper the facility is in the garden region it's a major site involved with decommissioning nuclear facilities and operates a pressurized water reactor we'll bring you more on this breaking news story shortly unsolved issues in russia u.k. relations should not stand in the way of healthy and profitable cooperation that's what the leaders of the two states concluded that their meeting at the kremlin artie's a nice and now a has more on the outcome of the first official visit by a british prime minister to russia for six years. president made of called the talks direct and constructive david cameron called them excellent the two leaders have pretty much agreed to disagree on their sticking points and saying that t

glazing will break. and we can see now, in almost all buildings, that there is some kind of attachment system that allows the building to flex, and it does not harden. and we very carefully inspect and require a careful inspection of that and you have a handout today that has many of the code requirements in it and we can provide that handout if anybody wants to call us or pick one up here. you said eneeled glass. what is that. >> that was it, that was -- well, glass. and it is -- they heat up the glass. they pour it. and they let it cool. but they put it into a special eneeling oven so that it cools down gradually. it can be broken. >> is this used for window glass? >> window glass is eneeled glass. the eneeling is important because if you just let it cool naturally it sets up strain patterns and will break by itself. it gets very, very fragile. so the eneeling is good. buttarily on, we had this -- but early on we had this interesting product called tempering. it's a crazy thing. you heat the glass up a

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he's going to give corporate, small businesses tax breaks for hiring, he's going to give tax breaks that people wanted to have along with employees on the payroll tax holiday. >> reporter: right. megyn: he's going to invest in infrastructure which something in the past republicans have called for. >> reporter: i'm excited about that. megyn: what's not to like? >> reporter: i suppose i love it all. the problem i have, megyn is, one, there is not a surface transportation piece of legislation once enacted that has ever been able to succeed and have an impact in the course of 15 to 16 months. this president is going to have zero impact as a result on infrastructure. two, the man is talking about as a priority hiring teachers. we have more teachers employed in this country today than ever in our existence. megyn: well, i think he's talking about preventing layoffs of teachers, cops and firefighters. >> reporter: is this sort of like jobs saved and created? now he wants to save the jobs of the national teacher employee unions? that's what this is. megyn: well, when you think about it -- >> rep

let's begin with breaking news, after two years in an iranian prison and many heart-breaking delays, americans josh fattal and shane bauer are expected to be freed any moment now. abc7's terry mcsweeney is following the minute-by-minute development out of iran. terry? >> reporter: we have been watching the wires and checking the satellite. waiting for word that the two former u.c. berkeley students have been released from the prison. that word has not come in yet. bauer and fattal are expected to be handed over to swiss diplomat who represent american interest because u.s. has no diplomatic relations with iran. the iranian attorney for the two men says he was finally able to get a signature from a second judge in the case. that was the last obstacle standing in the way of their freedom. something required by the iranian courts. this release is not going to come without a price. bail, as iranians are calling it, half a million dollars each. it's not clear who is paying that money. last week, iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad announced the two would be freed within days but the iran

it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today.erta tosses back to set >>> we had a high temperature of 62 degrees in half-moon bay to 84 degrees in liver more. it was cooler today than what we experienced yesterday, but not as warm as it will be on our friday. now this is the scene across the city. we do have the coastal clouds pushing on shore. temperature wise into the 50s and the overnight hours. tomorrow the sun was shining. it will pan out to be warmer as the clouds lift and back out over the open ocean. 63 degrees in san francisco to 84 degrees in san jose. it's our future cast. it does illustrate the clouds wipe away towards the pacific ocean. leaving us with the abundance of sunshine. after a high of 78 in san jose, banking on 84 degrees. meanwhile, east bay numbers will be the warmest through the 80s into the 90s. 93 degrees outside number. up from 78 degrees will be santa rosa to 87 degrees. partial clearing. we were talking earlier about tropical moisture lifting up from southern california to the high sierra. a stray t

need their lovely little tax breaks if you supermodel linda eventually start demanding forty six grand in child support from her french billionaires baby daddy that sounds reasonable enough except that some it's not that she's demanding isn't a year that's forty six thousand dollars that she wants to get from him pair month now linda claims that the bare minimum needed to cover the costs of the received lifestyle of her son has grown accustomed to her four year old son that is over the last four years that includes twenty three thousand dollars a month for child care two thousand five hundred for private schooling three thousand for clothes five thousand for hobbies like fencing lessons and chess. and eight grand total of eight grand a month for his own personal driver i mean what is this kid driving around and i just don't understand this of course this does not include the four year olds expense account at f.a.o. schwartz now we do have to keep in mind when talking about this with the median household income of a family in the united states is about forty thousand dollars a year whic

this attempted break-in has become a recent string of crime in the area. since the beginning of the month, nine burglars up and reported in its surrounding areas. >> i just worry about somebody getting hurt or killed try to defend themselves or being stuck on. >> there are securing their home with obstacles and a lot. our shopping online for video surveillance. >> it is a preventive measure. it is usually a pretty good place to live and we are not worried about it. you need to be careful and cautious. >> if you have a storm door in addition to your regular front door, make sure it are locked. and to the bushes around the site in the back of your house or cut back so nobody can be in your backyard or on the side. but if somebody does break into your home, like yourself into the closet or back there and stay on the phone to the dispatcher says it is safe to come out. >> he reassured our kids that nothing happened. he high-five's date that we chased away the bad guys. on the other hand, it was a very serious thing. we are glad it was not more serious. >> if y

with an eleven thousand dollars per employee per year regulatory process we have able to request breaks out how hillary breaks up in cities an example it's you know environmental regulations as you've talked about the loss of this case so the e.p.a. i realize the koch brothers are very upset about the pm there's a major i would know snickers that we're going to vote for the organization but god bless it but the point is the common no no the point is that the regulations that are usually talked about are let's do away with the e.p.a. so we can have more crap in our air and more crap in our water and thank you very much ten or twenty thousand cases a connoisseur you're just. that's isn't enough let's talk about you know if you want to talk about the clean air and clean water act and how clean is clean the fact is that there was a there has been a cost down the road from the great environmental acts of the seven interesting to read i tell me that corporations in america are sitting on two and a half trillion dollars in cash are not spending. that money because they're afraid that they're g

usually you don't see this breaking out in republican.it does is foretell just how ugly a lot of these negotiations in public are going to be, i think, in the coming weeks. >> paul, were you surprised by this? >> i find it hard to believe that they picked that without knowing that it was the night of a republican debate. come on. i think speak boehner is doing the president a favor. i don't want people to have to choose between watching the president's plan for jobs and watching the republican debate. people should watch both and then evaluate. i want everyone to watch the republican debate and everyone watch the president's speech. >> talk to your president. he chose to do it the same time as the debate has been scheduled for months. he chose to do it not from the oval office when he could do it any time he wants, he tried to play the presidential trump card and do it in front of the republican congress. who is playing politics here? who picked this fight? i'll get my tongue out of my cheek for that one. >> he's kind of good at giving a

breaks of sunshine to the north. going to range from coal to mild to hot. 90's for the inland valleys, 70's for the bayshore and parts of the bayshore 88 in los gatos. to the north, we are going to see some warming in santa rosa. 85 degrees in napa and 90's in fairfield 65 in richmond. a cooling trend for the weekend with the chance of storms a 20 percent chance of isolated thunderstorms this weekend. the subtropical moisture makes its way into the bay area. make sure that if you have of your plans consistent pattern of cooler temperatures. stay with us, we will be back after this from amoncontingency plans for e protesters. they're going to regroup above ground and go to another bart station. if they approach you? to document any intersection. let me show you this video " no justice " of bart wanted to keep this buwill outlining these guidelines for a peaceful protest. they did not want any arrests. leave your comments on weather or not these protest had been in effect a or a waste of time. we will be back after thi

this is a breaking news hostage situation.ory in just a few minutes with more developments. >>> tonight, maui police say a prominent local attorney suffocated to death. her boyfriend is the prime suspect in her death. her body was bound at the base of a cliff on september 1st. she was the deputy city attorney for santa cruz. police in hawaii say her boyfriend, gerard galaway, threw castman off the cliff. witnesses say the couple had been fighting prior to the fall. galaway also jumped when police approached him, but he survived and is in custody on suspicion of murder. >>> federal agents searched the homes of three solyndra executives this week, this on top of the raid at the headquarters in free month yesterday. the raid and questioning are part of an investigation by the department of emergency. the d.o.e. gave them more than $500 million in loans before the solar maker filed for bankruptcy. the loans are also the subject of a probe by the house energy and commerce committee. agents questioned the ceo on thursday and had que

there we go to break we were dealing. with the more relaxed. back in russia scott x. presumed star striker of ellison has been handed a six game ban after a clash in last month's moscow dobby mistakes gotten russia goalkeeper igor out in favor for six months but collision left the shortstop a badly injured the russian regular damage his crucial ligaments will be absent at least february when he set to miss the rest of the domestic season as ones of countries eurotrash twelve qualifying campaign also years ago fellas and also injured bendin ahmed keeper of the prolific brazilian forward breaking the number one was in a similar clash who vote is now sets to deputize for kids by. it tastes the joint top of the table with eight games to go. and it's now in the u.s. open last a day's play on tuesday after heavy rain halted proceedings in new york several key matches were shattered on tuesday including the men's fourth rank clashes between rafa in the dark and andy murray as well as two women's quarter finals where russia is going on a rover is due to play australia some so

breaking down last night's big cnn tea party debate.erry on defense, especially on an issue they watch closely in florida. social security. so who came up on top? joining me now, cnn contributor dana lash, the founder of the st. louis tea party, and cnn political contributor alex castionos. ut there like so many watching closely. dana, started with you. any knockout moments, anything maybe be great strides last night and anybody really falter? >> i think bachmann came back strong and did exactly what she needed to do. i had reservations especially about an hour through the debate. seemed hesitant to go after perry or romney. had a couple golden opportunities. finally, when the gardasil question came up, relentless and continued to stay after perry the rest of the debate. that was important. >> a key moment. this is rick perry talking about a decision he had made, sort of an executive order that was going to see young girls in texas inoculated with merck's gardasil, preventing the transition of hpv and thought to prevent cancer in young

for example, they would get a 30-minute break after five hours of work. this applies to anyone over 18. >> i think it would be a great idea in theory but i don't see how it would work. >> it wouldn't work for a nanny. if the parents are gone and they are not working from home it won't work. they have to do a waiver. the nanny can't run to the atm machine when the baby is sleeping. >> reporter: robin legrand has placed thousands of nannies through her agency and says in many cases the bill positively mirrors industry standards. but what about date night? san francisco democrat tom ammiano authored the bill and his office says this does not apply to babysitters. however, critics say the bill doesn't specifically exempt babysitters but does ex-i want daycare workers and government -- exempt daycare workers and government entities and domestic worker is loosely defined so that college aged sitter could be entitled to a break during her friday night babysitting gig. >> seems like a lot of drama. it would be like working for the government. >> the bill isn't cl

i see a u-break i-fix store or multiple u-break i-fix stores in every major city in the u.s. hopefully in the next two or three years. >> tom: you can see other young business owners on monday's special edition of "nightly business report." find out how they got started and what it took to become a success. our special "young entrepreneurs" airs monday, labor day on "nightly business report." >> susie: here are other events on our calendar next week. chuck carlson is our market monitor guest. he's c.e.o. of horizon investment services. jobs will be an important topic next week with president obama's speech thursday night. also next week, we'll look at what it would take to keep the u.s. economy from falling back into recession. >> susie: president obama today asking the environmental protection agency to scrap a proposed rule to limit smog pollution. the reason: the heavy cost to businesses could kill jobs. president obama said he supports clean air, but that by dropping the regulation, businesses would have more money to invest and hire. the ozone quality rules would have co

. >>> a possible break in the case of missing nursing student michelle le. allie rasmus is outside the hayward police department with discoveries and what is next? allie? >> reporter: she was last seen where she was taking a nursing class, she left during a break and never came back. that was nearly four months ago and police have been investigating her disappearance. they believe she was murdered.

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it does look like it's really going to break down a lot until perhaps another three days. right now it's near 70 in washington. rather humid under the clouds. we've had a few areas where we've had a little bit of mist falling. watch out. some of the roadways are damp this morning. in the 60s shenandoah valley. near the bay, near 70. montgomery, fairfax, prince george's counties all cloudy and temperatures upper 60s. there's the cloud cover over us streaming in from the south over the last 12 hours. sunrise at 6:59. we might have a little sun in and out this morning through midday. otherwise, quite a bit of cloudiness too. during the afternoon, temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. going to be a rather mild and muggy day. a small chance of an isolated shower this afternoon. looks like late afternoon, perhaps early this evening. we'll look at the evening planner at 6:11. here's a look at the monday morning commute. good morni, danella. >> good morning. >>> couple problems for you this morning. southbound georgia avenue at route 108, only the right lane will get you by th

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the fog has been breaking up outside.seeing that sunshine out there right now in many spots except at the coastline. let's get you out there now and check it out. indeed, we have sunny skies over a good part of the bay. the breeze is blowing a little bit. the whole bay filled one fog this morning even the valleys with fog. that's a sign. ridge -- that's a sign of the ridge of high pressure breaking down. mount diablo, the interior valleys it is staying hot inland and those temperatures again expected to soar into the 90s inland. inside the bay 70s and 80s. at the coastline, patchy fog and some cool temperatures. hey, now what? the fog and low clouds redeveloping tonight could be a little dense out toward the coast even some drizzle there some of that pushing into the bay and patchy fog into the valleys, as well. so we will see more fog. the ridge is starting to weaken. hot temperatures will continue in many spots away from the immediate coastline. going to be hot in the central valley, 100 degrees in sacramento today. 99

. >> and yet more breaking news just coming into the news room there. is a power outage at a bart station deal yaig service and we know it's disrupting bart service and we'll bring you more information as we get it. questions are being raised about the safety of an intersection where a 6-year-old girl was killed. it happened in a crosswalk at bay road yesterday. and this this young girl walking to school with her family and a driver hit her. and abc 7 news learn there'd have been three accidents this year. another child hurt april 5th. and after this tragedy, people want to see changes made some suggest installing pedestrian warning lights. >> i think that is and should have flashes. you can see flashes and you know that its time to slow down, stop. >> the death of the young girl ask earlier accidents mentioned have the city trying to figure out what to do, maybe making possible improvements. and there is is a project in richmond ended up harming a grove of trees. dozens were chopped down just outside of a shore line park. and now, the county and everyb