it will open up development in downtown miami, and it's going to help move goods it will help with financing and has the concession to run the construction of the tunnels. but the public sector is overseeing the projects and that partnership notion is what we need for the future. we don't get rid of the government role because it has to be a standard setter. >> isn't there one of rigidity, of delay, of budgets that soar into the stratosphere because the parts can't be harmonized. i travel the country and watch price tags go out of sight which only made it slower to get it done. >> i think there has been a lot of studies done on this in terms of delay and bureaucracy and red tape. i think we would agree with folks. that said most studies point to the lack of funding at the end of the day that's actually holding up much of these projects. the trust fund dries up. $48 billion in federal investment we won't have in the next fiscal year. >> when we come back after this short break we'll talk more about specifically the gas tax, what it pays for, what it hasn't been paying for, and where it really

she said she drove him to the bay in downtown miami where he got out of the car with the weapon. >> ander. >> after dropping him off his apartment, she said, she took his bloody clothes and threw them in a dumpster. >> happy with yourself? >> no. worse. that's how i feel right now. >> is this about you? >> no, it's not. it's about a mother who loves her daughter and i have something to do with it. >> yolanda's time on the witness stand would get tougher still. two old lovers were about to face off in court. one defending himself and the other testifying against him. a royaling, boiling drama in real time. >>> coming up, michel escoto acts as his own lawyer. >> this is harder than i thought it would be. >> and on the stand, his ex-lover, now the star witness against him in wendy's murder. >> did you wish she was dead? >> i wish it would go away. >> when "dateline" continues. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner

the game, james had 26, 14-point turn around in the quarter, ray allen, four for four, downtown in the fourth. miami'sargest lead of the series they cruise to 99-87 victory and lead the series 2-1. western conference finals, l.a. hosting chicago. chicago shorthanded. lights the lamp, two goals, now tied at two in the second. breaks free, beats corey crawford, l.a. up 3, take a 2-1 series lead. a's hit a speed ball on the road. opened the roof for the first time this year. second inning, yoenis cespedes jumps to the offering. and lowery, two of one, leads the majors with 69. later on, brandon moss, flips the ball away, both runners will score. a's up 4-1, last chance for oakland. cecil gets a swing, going down 5-2, they drop three in a row. and at&t park, ryan vogelsong, bottom two, only hit of the game through four innings. vogelsong is dealing through seven innings of work, panda, 0-2 pitch, sack fly, giants lead 2-0 in the seventh. we'll have complete highlights for you tonight at 11:00. and atlantic madrid and real madrid, facing off in lisbon, portugal. at stake, poised for a classic, heads it in.

ray allen 4 for 4 from downtown in the fourth gives miami its largest lead in the series.hey lead the series 2-1. >>> in nhl, slash with the national anthem. chicago shorthanded in the first. 1-0 blackhawks. in the second. l.a. goes on to win 4-2 -- 4-3. >>> the giants hosting the twins. giving them the best record in baseball. ryan vogelsong on the hill. pablo sandoval is heating up. bottom two, solo shot. only hit he gave up through four. vogelsong was dealing. 7 ks through five innings of work. bottom six, one out. and the panda digs that 0-2 pitch out of the dirt. pagan scores from first. romo calms down and gets suzuki to ground out and the giants win. >>> the a's have hit a speed bump on the road as r.a. dickey handed oakland their third straight loss. second inning. yoenis cespedes jumps all over this offering. in the fifth, brett lowrie with his eighth. later in the inning, two men on, brandon moss cannot handle the bouncer to first. both runners will score. jays up 4-1. last chance in the ninth. a's lose 5-2. they dropped three in a row. >>> seniors in michigan fo

the tunnel will connect the causeway on miami island to dodge island. alleviating the downtown ground. it's part of a project to renovate the port. miami has the closest american port on the east coast to the canal that is expected to attract the big cargo ships. still in the works are major dredging and the installation of massive cranes for loading and unloading cargo. a project of this size comes with plenty of controversy, and one of the issues is whether it was even needed. mi mimi thank you for being with us. let's talk about the impact of the expansion of the panama canal? what is this meant to be? >> what it will mean is that cargo, the big ships, called the post-panamx ships will be able to go across the kanell. right now they have to go through the suez canal. the biggest ships cannot get through the canal. increasingly this is what the world's fleet is going to look like. so sooner or later u.s. ports are going to have to be able to accommodate themselves. >> and we're fixing bridges here in the new york area to the idea that now these ships can go anywhere in the wo

miami or even houston there. and probably a lot of this across san jose. kids trying to keep cool any way they could. that means the fountains downtown. marianne favreau shows us how hard it's been to stay nice and cool. we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. so far, hottest day of the year. >> most certainly. some of the hottest weather you'll see here in more than a year. we're updating them moment by moment. so far the hottest temperature today in the south bay. cupertino, 98 degrees. palo alto, 95. and a thing of note about this hour, those dry northerly and slightly out of the east offshore winds heating up the airport in san francisco to 90. also half moon bay at 88 degrees. so let's go ahead and get a look. last time it was this warm in san jose, september 7th of 2013 with 95 degrees. much more impressive for the heat at the airport. last time it was 91 degrees that we could find was october the 1st of 2012. so about 20 to 25 degrees above average for parts of the peninsula and also the coastline. we're still holding on to the heat across parts of san frano.

downtown san francisco officially hit a high of 65 degrees. baseball, giants hosting the marlins hoping for another victory against the team moving in from miamiear and breezy at the ballpark this evening, comfortable, first pitch 60 degrees but certainly bring a jacket as you always should when going to a giants game with very few exceptions throughout the year. bay to breakers sunday, pandemonium in san francisco, good running weather, though. partly cloudy and cool, temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. let's talk about what changed because the ridge of high pressure which gave us the heat wave is actually just as close to us now as it was two days ago. but it's to our south not to our north so it's giving us a west wind not an east wind so a stronger onshore flow is what we have in store for tomorrow so temperatures dropping again. rain gets close though just to the north. i don't see rain but i see a cooler pattern all the way through tuesday of next week. high temperatures tomorrow for you saturday weekend time how warm is it going to be? very, very comfortable. fremont 71. concord 78. napa 79. that will be a popular place people up