it is amazing, these destination elevators. pretty soon, the signal that changes the system will be able to be routed through blue tooth and your phone, which is amazing. my iphone will be able to access the controls. in paris already, they are rounding the pedestrian signals through blue tooth and into people's phones. so the future is really exciting and technology will make it quite a journey for everybody. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so now i would like to introduce the chief engineer. can you tell us about your experience? >> there were a lot of anticipation about how people would respond. at first, we had to get in front of people to direct them from their habits. early morning, they are more into carrying their coffee and going inside of the elevator and then spilling their coffee to hit the keys. we got right in front of them, stopped them and told them exactly what they had to do. that helped out a lot. the other thing that helped were the lights in the lobby would tell them where the el

was an international destination.'m supering that has to do with price, too. there are some amazing deals to be had in mexico. >> he it certainly does. cancun and rivera maya both made the top len ten list. cancun being the only international destination on our top ten summer list. it does have to do with deals. it also has to do with proximity. people can take the quick two, three-hour flights and they're getting great deals at all inclusive resores. >> my home new york city which i love in 2011 last year was sixth. it jumped to number two this year. why do you think that is? >> you know, the new york is historically one of our more popular destinations year round. and we do see in these top ten destinations a lot of them will flip rankings. new york has some great hotel deals this summer. but what we're seeing overall for hotels is that average hotel rates are up slightly year over year. this signals that hotel years think there's going to be strong depend. travelers are looking to some of these destinations always

was an international destination.'m supering that has to do with price, too. there are some amazing deals to be had in mexico. >> he it certainly does. cancun and rivera maya both made the top len ten list. cancun being the only international destination on our top ten summer list. it does have to do with deals. it also has to do with proximity. people can take the quick two, three-hour flights and they're getting great deals at all inclusive resores. >> my home new york city which i love in 2011 last year was sixth. it jumped to number two this year. why do you think that is? >> you know, the new york is historically one of our more popular destinations year round. and we do see in these top ten destinations a lot of them will flip rankings. new york has some great hotel deals this summer. but what we're seeing overall for hotels is that average hotel rates are up slightly year over year. this signals that hotel years think there's going to be strong depend. travelers are looking to some of these destinations always

we thought it might be fun to take a trip back in time to some favorite summer destinations. perhaps the most famous of course is coney island in brooklyn. by the time this fill was shot. coney island had been a tourist worker for decades. by the mid-19080 had sprung up. in 195 the first can remember innocent amusement park. sea lion park opened its gate and soon others followed. you could shoot the shoots, take part in a mechanical play. and climb on board cal -- boardwalk memorials. in this report it was known as the coney island of the midwest. >> reporter: coney island was the undisputed king of them all. amusement parks were on their peal whether there were 00,000 of them just lounging around. so to be acknowledged as the highlight of the praise. that believe it or not was the title bestowed on them tune beach. it had it all. neptune beach is always forgotted. >> it was open five months of the year from palm sunday until labor day. the career they made a survey of people that were there. the park simple but alluring pleasures began at the entrance where a giant towers le

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we think we can make this a destination people will know about all over the world. it also will produce compelling economics. we are negotiating economics right now so i'm not getting into those. will have plenty of time to talk about economics this fall, but the projected cost for the development of this project is $1.6 billion. that produces approximately $1.6 billion in tax increment over the life of the project which will be available to be used, most of which will be available to the use of sight on port and city credit projects as was envisioned when this rfp was first issued. we look forward to taking this journey with you. we have been on this journey for a while. everett not a bad economic cycle and we're glad we're back in the economy is suggesting we can move forward and get buildings in the ground. i think with that, i will stop. i will be available to answer questions and if you have specific questions, we look forward to working with you. >> thank you very much. any public comment? commissioners? >> a very exciting. thank you. looking forward to seeing

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no real destination as to where they're going. there have then note issues and so farbeen no issues so far. the protesters have been pushing back and yelling at police officers. police officers have kept their cool. someone was arrested earlier today. otherwise no real problems. the biggest issue has been the congestion.... 1200-1500 people. i talked to the superintendent as he was walking along with the protesters and police >> i do not think in many cases that they even know their destination. we set it up so we can facilitate the traffic flow . it has not been difficult for our offices to keep their cool. we rotate them off the line. >>no real direction or destination. we do not know how long they will keep going. they get a little wild every now and then. massive cheers. i spoke with a couple protesters... the senate tonight is the night they are unitingsaid tomorrow protests will be 3 times worse. crowd will be larger. >> we have followed this crowd all over this city this afternoon. we were in a standstill for quite a while.

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the reason why we are aware that china is such a destination because of the success of chinese customs to intervene the -- closing down a number of us ports. that's why we're seeing now a number of the syndicates going through malaysia because of the chinese enforcement action at the border. they just last year put in place a coordinated enforcement ameri mechanism. they enacted 100,000 forces around the country. so i would say they are fully engaged in the enforcement initiative. the area we have to with respec domestic controls and whether the domestic controls that allowed legal trade in ivory have loosened and we need to get them tightened up in the way that doesn't allow illegally traded ivory through the legal market and that's an area where i think in dialog in terms of wide strengthening. >> i want to come back in a few minutes to the front line of enforcement. there are different lines here and tiers. and i know senator kunz with us since the beginning has a schedule conflict, so i want to allow him to ask a few questions without any regard to time. take your time and ask what

if you are planning a road trip, it won't cost you as much to get to your destination. gas prices have dropped but cheaper gas price could mean more people are going to head out of town. aaa predicts about 35 million travelers are planning to drive 50-mile or more. that is up about 1% from last year. over to you. >> thank you. >>> the search is for two young men would d.c. police say stabbed a cab driver after robbing him. this happened around 1:00 this morning. it is up clear where they were picked up by the cab but it ended up at fisk and kennedy streets northwest. the cab driver is at medstar and is expected to live. >>> d.c. police are also looking into a different robbery and stabbing. this one on seventh street northwest. a man was stab there had around 2:00 this morning. >>> prince george's county council passed a $2.7 billion spending plan that increase money for schools and public safety and does include a one- time bonus for most of the county's 6,000 workers. they've endured pay freezes for several years now. >>> a guilty verdict in the trial of a woman charg

the flight destined for japan is forced to land in toronto. accounts from people in the air and on the ground. >> this is some of the debris witnesses say came hurling from the sky smashing into nearby cars. >> it was so hot you cannot touch it. >> this is not something i expected to have today, having airplane debris on my windshield. >> reporter: while the accident is still under investigation, it appears debris flew off an air canada flight. >> the family >> reporter: the plane bound for tokyo took off just after 2:00 with 318 passengers and 16 crew members on board. shortly after take off the jet lost one engine causing the plane to circle before landing at 3:53 p.m. >> we came in very fast. at least twice the normal speed. >> reporter: passenger jason flick was midair when he found out something was wrong. he snapped these pictures after he landed. >> we pulled off this special area, all kinds of fire crews. i'm taking pictures thinking this was cute. >> reporter: investigators collected some of the debris on monday and are also expected

. >> it's a destination hot spot. millions flock to mexico every year. but one bay area man never returned. >> more violence has forced the feds to warn americans traveling in that region. there is no standard on how and why they make that determination. >> reporter: state officials say they can only advise americans not to travel in countries they say aren't safe. ultimately, it's your decision. we found the state department can't verify the accuracy all of the information it determines to make he's points. >> it's spurned traveling forever. >> reporter: february 2009, susan and her husband, timothy, rented a condo, overlooking the ocean in mexico. >> staying in a nice area. >> reporter: she says an intruder tried to rob them when they were asleep. a man grabbed a knife from their kitchen. timothy was stabbed to death. >> there was nothing i would do. i watched him. >> reporter: a year after timothy was killed, a u.s. department of state issued a travel warning for americans traveling to mexico. the san carlos woman wishes it had been issued before thei

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they want to get to their destination. >> a lot of those destinations will end on the beach at ocean city, which is expecting a good summer. >> things are looking very strong for the summer. and we are very encouraged. the phones are ringing, and people are online to book the website to book those rooms now. >> reporter: because after the drive friday night, they'll be ready for bed. alex demetrick, week eyewitness news. >> triple a says one reason travel is up this year is because gas prices are 20 cents ail galton cheaper now-- gallon cheaper now than they were in 2011. >>> eight people hurt, including a pregnant woman. denise has more on the chaos in oklahoma city. >> reporter: someone started shooting as thousands were leaving the game. medics rushed seven people to the hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them in critical condition. a pregnant woman was also assaulted during the fight. she is, however, expected to recover. police say they have questioned two people in connection with the shootings. kai? >> denise, thank you. the thunder released a statement, saying the team will

the lodge has literally transformed this island into an eco destination.tdoors, this is the place to go. it's only a 15-room lodge. it feels like a castaway fantasy. your room opens to the outdoors. you'll have views of the bay from your room. this is a place where you're going to go exploring. there is incredible trekking opportunities. there is a bio reserve. there's actually said to be a pirate's treasure buried there. >> so you can come back rich. >> that's not bad. >> if i don't get the treasure, i understand there's lobster fishing excursions. that is awesome. >> there are. and the price is only $120 per person per night. it is such a value. and it's stunning. and also, this is actually the place where robinson crusoe is based. you can go where the sailor is said to have inhabited. >> forgive me for doubting, $120 a night. >> per person per night. >> that is fantastic. >> it's a great deal. >> come back to the u.s. and utah. i love utah. it's beautiful. >> park city, utah, is a destination certainly in the wintertime, sundance is there, people go the

i think that is a big challenge for the city as it seeks to compete with alternate destinations. last, even as the city is launching public/private partnerships overseas in countries like china, we could do so much better by having a city that embraces language diversity to attract these businesses. the recommendations that the office of civic the basement and immigrant affairs have but four are good. clean up amendments, compliance guidelines, and the centralization of some resources, but i think there is a fourth recommendation that i would urge you to consider. we know from our experience with government in general that very rarely can government do this work alone. we can have many carrots. we can have many sticks, but at the end of the day, the opportunities to find ways to engage community in addressing these problems. i think community engagement and community partnership with many of the organizations that have been doing this work through the direct services, through their advocacy, through their organizing is perhaps the most untapped resource that we have. if we are to

millions of americans are preparing to drive to their destinations. tara mergener has more on what to expect. >> good morning. brace yourself. there will be a half million more drivers on the road this memorial day weekend. some are making some adjustments. nearly 31 million drivers will brave the memorial day traffic to reach their destination, according to aaa. but this time that many are thinking harder about the trip request based on the price of gas. >> the economy -- you have to weigh that against everything. >> gas is expected to average 8 cents more per gallon this summer. many will travel anyway. >> for the 10 cents a gallon, i'll just keep doing what i do. >> it is an unprecedented to see 150,000 miles that people are traveling. we think people will be staying closer to home. >> those who do stay home will be cutting off food and entertainment spending to cut cash. >> looking for ways to save money doing things like cruising and doing things with family and friends. american travelers will get creative this year. >> motorists are not the onl

even their destination was a surprise. >> in a mystery trip they don't tell you where you're going too, what the extras are. >> reporter: most mystery trip planners try no make surety add venture mamps the personality, one is to determine a travel sign. >> we both came up as a barbarian when we took the quiz. >> people love to travel to the ends of the earth. >> reporter: taking a chance could help you save. >> luxury link online offers destinations. they don't tell you where you're going to go. you can get a great value for a little amount of money. >> reporter: with an open mind, a mystery trip can be worth the expense. >>> warm weather brings out the band. last week we had maroon 5 at pimlico. there are a bunch of sites online to help upfind out where your favorites are taking the stage. scan your music library to see which artists are on the play list and they match that up with artists coming to town. >>> baltimore is a great place for people who love their pacialtion. in fact, we are 15th in the best nation for public lands here. researchers looked at the 40 largest city as foun

christian world news" -->> thousands gather in indonesia's largest stadium to pray for revival, for destinations of nations to be changed. the story of prayer you have never seen before. >> and across iran intelligence agents are targeting pastors for arrest and abuse. plus remembering a hero, this form erma reen carries friend from a burning plane and later dies of his injuries. a historic prayer gathering in indonesia, hello, i am heather sells. indonesia is the worldest largest muslim nation. the country's christians host a global gathering. >> assembly officials estimate 100,000 indonesians are going across the city and across the country and today across the world. on thursday, indonesia's largest sporting area was one big giant prayer house>> i came to believe for god to do the impossible. >> they worshipped and listened to speakers encourage them to walk closer with god. >> god is pleased and delighted in you. believers in 378 cities met in homes, churches and around television screens. >> more than 2.5 million christians will cry out to god asking him to -->> joining leaders from global

on seismic upgrades >>> 7 through the golden gate the uss iowa leaves the bay area for its final destination >>> is here the usual tomorrow day weekend in the bay area the golden gate anniversary celebration brings thousands into san francisco the dumbarton bridge closure is imminent getting run difficult anne mackovic shows as a strike had shut down the ferry system >>> the timing of a strike on the golden gate ferry system could not be worse thousands fled san francisco to celebrate the anniversary of the golden gate bridge many accounting on ferries from larkspur and sausalito. >>> the inland boatman's union has been without one for a year >>> are members are putting up with a lot of things in the background the public does not know >>> they are working around mold and better braking areas and word about security cameras >>> why did and need to surveil us? >>> anything about programs or cameras is unfounded >>> last year the district decided to allow management ticket agents from ferry terminals >>> there's been a lot of work over fallen onto the terminal workers >>> they are not valid co

i'm gonna drive you guys to your destination.ral knowledge questions along the way. but here's the catch. if you get three wrong, that's three strikes, and you're out, which means i'm gonna pull over and kick you out on the spot, and you lose all the money. okay. what do you say? do you want to play? yes, we do. yeah. all right, let's take a ride in the cash cab. so, what are your names? i'm chuck. i'm scott. i'm matt. i'm kim. you guys are headed down to hudson and charlton. that is 50 blocks away. you got a nice long ride. ooh, awesome. nice. we're gonna get started right away. here are your first questions worth $50 apiece. immortalized by boris karloff, what movie monster was loosely based on an ancient high priest named imhotep? egyptian mummy. the mummy. the mummy. the mummy is correct, and you're on the board with 50 bucks. [ laughter ] sharing its name with a chinese dialect, what tiny variety of orange is also known as a tangerine? mandarin. mandarin. mandarin oranges. mandarin is right. and you're two for two. yeah! let

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it also gives a greater sense that they can count on you to get to their destination on time. the next bus our arrival information is also transmitted to bus shelters around the city equipped with the next bus sign. riders are updated strictly about arrival times. to make this information available, muni has tested push to talk buttons at trial shelters. rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce. [applause] >> good morning. based on the energy of the room, i think we could have kept a coffee going for another 30 minutes. good morning, and welcome to the 162nd annual meeting of the chamber of commerce. this morning we have a fast- paced agenda. today we are happy to present the agenda for jobs, received an e

it also gives a greater sense that they can count on you to get to their destination on time. the next bus our arrival information is also transmitted to bus shelters around the city equipped with the next bus sign. riders are updated strictly about arrival times. to make this information available, muni has tested push to talk buttons at trial shelters. rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day >> i have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in t

passengers aboard a flight are back at their original destination. it started after a female passenger triggered fears of a body bomb. they're back in north carolina. a woman handed out to a flight attendant which said she had a surgically implanted device. the flight crew told passengers the plane was landing to refuel which probably helped to keep things calm. it was not until later that the passengers knew there was a security issue. the woman is in custody and could face criminal charges. >> please bear had an tehran me in a minute of silence. >> this moment of silence in joplin, missouri is in sharp contrast to the deadly weapons that rained terror on thousands of residents 1 years ago today. the monsters tornado killed 161 people and obliterated neighborhoods and level the high-school and destroyed a hospital. thousands walked through the same areas as part of the walk of unity in joplin. do not drink and drive, do not text and drive. those messages are repeated all the time but those warnings may be sinking in finally. organizers from unite sh

it also gives a greater sense that they can count on you to get to their destination on time. next bus our arrival information is also transmitted to bus shelters around the city equipped with the next bus sign. riders are updated strictly about arrival times. to make this information available, muni has tested push to talk buttons at trial shelters. rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new