. >>> reporter: in 1937, amelia earhart set out from oakland to be the first person to fly around the world at its widest point close to the equator. but after making it three- quarters of the way around, her plane vanished over the pacific. what happened to her remains a history and curiosity keeps her legend alive. and valuable. this storage locker is full of things diane brown inherited when her mother passed away 40 years ago. >> there was a box way up in the top corn their had them. >> reporter: in it was an envelope. >> i put it in the trash bag because i thought at the time that it was just old pages that weren't needed anymore. something said not to. i don't know, but something just kept telling me get that back out of that bag. >> reporter: inside were 18 unpublished original photographs of earhart believed to be publicity shots taken for the final flight. getting a haircut, signing autographs, and packing with a map by her suitcases. all believed to be a gift to diane's mother from a friend, amelia. >> that's when i got excited. i thought maybe there's something here. >> i h

. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: in 1937, amelia earhart set out from oakland to be the first person to flyround the world at its widest point, close to the equator. but after making it three- quarters of the way around her plane vanished over the pacific. what happened is a mystery and curiosity keeps her legend alive. and valuable. this storage locker is full of things diane brown inherited when her mother died 40 years ago. >> there was a box way up here in the top corner that had them. >> reporter: in this was a manila envelope. >> i put it in a trash bag because i thought it was just old papers that weren't needed i know more. something said not to. i don't know why, but something just kept telling me, get that back out of that bag. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: inside were 18 unpublished original photographs of earhart believed to be publicity shots taken for that final flight. getting a haircut, signing autographs, and packing with a map by her suitcases. all believed to be a gift to diane's mother from a friend amelia. >> that's when i started getting excited. [ laughter ] >> then i thou

inside were 18 unpublished photographs of earhart.y are believed to be publicity shots taken before her final flight. she says she almost tossed out that envelope without looking inside. >> i put it in the trash back because i thought at the time that it was just old papers that weren't needed anymore. i don't know why, but something just kept telling me, get that back out of that bag. >> those photos are believed to be a present from earhart to her mother. the fact that the photos had never been seen may have collectors and museums jumping at the chance to buy them. experts say they may go for as much as $1,000 apiece. that's a cool 18 grand there. >> it's a little piece of history, too. cool. >> cool. >>> first airline passengers had to lose liquids then the body scans. now they may need to get a little more talkative. tsa screeners at logan airport in boston will begin asking passengers a couple of questions about their trips, part of a pilot program beginning this week. officials hope the questions will help identify suspicious tr

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank hello, and welcome to the department of elections ranked-choice voting instructional video. this video is part of the department of elections' ranked-choice voting outreach campaign and is designed to educate san francisco voters about ranked-choice voting. today we will learn what ranked-choice voting is, and who is elected using this new voting method. we will also talk about what the ranked-choice ballot looks like and how to mark it correctly. finally, we'll see how the ranked-choice voting process works and show you an example of an election using ranked-choice voting. so, what is ranked-choice voting? in march of 2002, san francisco voters adopted a charter amendment to implement ranked-choice voting, also known as the instant run-off voting. san francisco

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank >> what i think about the arts in san francisco, i think of an ecosystem that has many different constituents and components. you have many large organizations, mid-sized groups, and smaller organizations looking to prevent their ideas to the public. part of the ecosystem includes a parade of committing. individuals have to partner with the organizations. today, we are speaking with one of the important components of that ecosystem which is the role of the art incubator. we are fitting with [inaudible] joining me to talk about this is jessica robinson love, the executive director. welcome to culture wire. >> thank you for having me. >> can you tell me about your organization? >> we serve as an incubator for artists who are experimenting, departing from, and devel

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank >> i am one of the board members for the burning man project. welcome to the plaza and the launch. [applause] we are so thrilled to be here in the tenderloin. we're thrilled to create relationships, to work with other people, and make something crazy and magical happened here. we're also extremely happy to be working with the san francisco city itself, with the reinvigoration efforts happening. we have two esteemed people with us from the city. we have mayor ed leave with us. [applause] -- we also have mayor ed lee with us. and from the board of supervisors, david chu. please come and join us. [applause] >> thinks ank you. it may be premature, but welcome home fellow burners. it is great. there are invitations going on for that burning man. i am going to call our

she believes earhart gave her mom the photos.n auction house is now examing the photos which are said to be worth up to $1,000 each. >>> los angeles police chief charlie beck is going public about the brieon stow case. >> absolutely. nothing to hide. >> what the chief is saying about arresting the wrong person in the case. >>> we are live in berkeley where police are cracking down on potential violent at the uc berkeley campus. >>> you heard it here live this morning. the roller coaster ride could be the norm for awhile. we go live to the opening bell next. >>> welcome back to the morning news. just ringing that opening bell this morning and stocks are down again overnight some pretty big losses in asian. this morning european markets continuing the trend. i'm looking right now most of them down more than 2%. it looks like much of the same here in the u.s. after a big drop yesterday. we went live to carter evans at the nasdaq that said the insiders are saying this could be the norm for a little while. hold tight. >> yeah. >> we w

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item.

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profession of going around and interv

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank>> thank you, everyone, for being here this morning. i have indicated to our new chief and i will be an active participant in comstat. of course, this is only one of many ways that we measure our effectiveness in the community policing in the city. i have been fond of looking at data and making sure we compare ourselves to previous years, look at trends and specific categories, crime to property, homicides, violent crime to aurora's, and other areas. various local captains of all the stations know that the chief and i, command staff, and police commission, are working together to make sure that we work our best and keep our positive trends going. we are now enjoying, year to date, a 6% improvement over last year on all categories of violent crimes. we are still do

i think also of the flyer that as a vindictive fet earhart is not propaganda, is an explanation of the way bi thinke of the money that you guys are spending to disseminate truthful information. chairman nolan: next item. >> you have concluded regular items. chairman nolan: is there a second? we will go to closed session. thank >> alright. good morning. it is a beautiful sunny day here in the bayview, right in the heart of the baby. is a great day to be here. we of great things we are talking about today. i am the director of public works for at least a little bit longer. happy to be here with this great group of folks behind me. i am going to introduce the folks who will speak, but just a little context here. there is a lot -- there are two themes coming together here we are talking about today. one of the themes is our neighborhoods. neighborhoods of san francisco are what make san francisco. for those of us who live here, they have an identity. they have a character. we want them looking good. the commercial corridors in our neighborhoods are the lifeblood of the neighborhoods. it is

. >> another famous flier who visited billings was amelia earhart.arnest hemingway got into a car accident and was hospitalized here with a broken arm. fortunately that didn't end his writing career. >> billings was placed in the heart of crow country. the crow indian reservations is across the yellowstone river. the crow have always been a part of billings history. early on. they came here and traded in the stores that opened. later on, the crow were a big part of our annual fair and of course today a lot of people in billings travel to the annual crow fair and celebrate crow culture and traditions. >> billings is also known for its striking natural beauty. it's hard to believe this area was once covered by a great sea. >> there are large cliffs of sand stone around billings, great walls of rock. we call them the rim k rocks. the rims. that's all that's left of the great island sea. >> from the top of the rim you can see the present day billings. >> billings has always been a major transportation center here in the northern great plains. it had irri

nationwide fan the montgomery street station on as crowds made at the their way along the train or police earhartn riot itself on service was not caught off during this protest. >> before i tell you is next for her part i want show you video we got everything is moving along very smoothly they worked the already shipped and they ask their bosses if they could leave earlier than usual what is next for barter will not be going to a court room they will have to battle the court of public opinion that aclu is not filing charges against the bart they may janos self on all service in the future of the sec is now investigating the matter any time a communication isn't disrupted they will have to look into it. one director said it was quite embarrassing to be put on the radar for that hard i put isn't awful call to the bart spokesman and i will try to get his reaction about the aclu not going after bart. >> on our facebook fan page i as yours for our your reaction to the protesters this is all look of some of the heated responses. if you like to leave your own comments joined in an omnibus heated discuss

wishing to use the palace of peter the great instrument the alexandria park upper and lower parks and earhart and also parks and polishes in iranian bomb each year more than four million tourists visit peterhof on the earlier is named one of the wonders of russia when you plan your visit here make sure you cover the whole day just thoroughly enjoy this is silly. in my opinion this is one of the most to taking sides in russia. because some part of peace often often referred to as the brushing aside. the french palace was the inspiration for a piece of the great desire to build a similar complex in the suburbs of his new city the window to your. piece of health which means peace is close in jail it is easy to leap a little peace is gradually said and person is a bit was the expansion of the grand palace. peterhof was ravaged i'm virtually destroyed by the german troops during the second world war it was where the one of the first to be resurrected and i saw the work of military engineers in a one. thousand volunteers the states may destruction has been fully restored by nine hundred forty seven

does it locate amelia earhart's body? no. it doesn't solve everything we'd like to do with it, but it does begin to put a framework around the federal government for the next 10 years to set spending caps in place to say we're going to stop the growth of government. we've grown very quickly very fast. we got to first stop that growth of government and put some boundaries around it. it's a good first step on that. it puts a square focused on a balanced budget amendment to the constitution which 80% of the american people say they want some version of the balanced budget amendment. quite frankly, this creates a moment for republicans and democrats to be able to have an honest conversation about what should that text be for a balanced budget amendment, how can we work together. the constitution is not owned by one party. it is owned by the people of the united states of america. so that is both parties coming together to have a very frank conversation if we're going to have a balanced budget amendment to the constitution, how do

i'm ainsley earhart.s after artillery from the north lands near a maritime line that separates the two rivals. a south korean defense official says north korea filed three shells near the northern limit line and the yellow sea and south korean forces fired three shells back in response. south korean forces have been on high alert in that area since a north korean

brown inherited the box from her mom 40 years ago thinking they were a gift from earhart to her mothert's a very special anniversary for another female pioneer. 100 years ago today 19-year-old hazel became the first woman to swim across the golden gate. there is film of the event. you can see it's grainy but it's 100 years old and looks good. her proud father was behind the lens. she was a sophomore at cal and the australian crawled across the gate in one hour 28 minutes two minutes off the previous record. >> and chinese basketball team that got into a brawl with georgetown university players will play a rematch on sunday. videos shows players punching each other and chinese spectators tossed water bottles. georgetown's coach pulled the team off the court and asked but did not receive a police escort. a washington post reporter was inside. >> benches cleared and at this point chairs started flying. there were swimmishes all over the court. it was a disaster i've been in this business 20 years and have never seen an ending like this. >> today chinese team met with the hoyas to reconcil

i'm ainsley earhart. a fox extreme weather alert for you this morning. evacuating their homes as hurricane irene hits the u.s. shores. a live report as america's largest cities go on high alert. >> steve: when gadhafi left his compound, he left something behind. the pictures that exposed his secret crush. former secretary of state condoleeza rice. what? details straight ahead. >> brian: okay. here we are, not even death could break the bond between this fallen navy seal and his dog. we showed you the heart breaking photo yesterday. now there is a heart warming ending. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ turns out i'm pretty dang good for all that good advice ♪ ♪ those hard to find words of wisdom they're in my mind ♪ ♪ just when i lost my way ♪ i've got too many choices ♪ i hear voices ♪ i hear voices ♪ >> i always hear my grandmother and my father. >> steve: we're listening to chris young performing his hit "voices" on our all american concert series today. he'll be playing throughout the hour. it's currently dry in new york city, but there is a big sto

does it locate amelia earhart's body? no. it doesn't solve everything we'd like to do with it, but it does begin to put a framework around the federal government for the next 10 years to set spending caps in place to say we're going to stop the growth of government. we've grown very quickly very fast. we got to first stop that growth of government and put some boundaries around it. it's a good first step on that. it puts a square focused on a balanced budget amendment to the constitution which 80% of the american people say they want some version of the balanced budget amendment. quite frankly, this creates a moment for republicans and democrats to be able to have an honest conversation about what should that text be for a balanced budget amendment, how can we work together. the constitution is not owned by one party. it is owned by the people of the united states of america. so that is both parties coming together to have a very frank conversation if we're going to have a balanced budget amendment to the constitution, how do