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to edwards air force base. the reason they are doing this fly over is because they are paying tribute. this is a state-wide celebration, to go by the desert communities that over the years supported the shuttle program by not only building the parts but supporting edwards air force base and loading this thing on to 747's many times over the years to be flown back to florida because of adverse weather conditions forcing a land at edwards base, it is 160,000 pounds on top of the jet. they were planning to make sure they had the precise amount of fuel in the 747 so it did not land too heavily. we have done this many times. they want to make sure with 167,000 pounds on ton you bun as much fuel as you can. the worry was you they might have had too little fuel for the ten-minute fly over of the desert community so they were going to check the fuel and maybe land 10 or 15 minutes ago. apparently they had the fuel because they have been flying an extra 15 minutes and the crews on the ground at edwards air force base sa

the paragraph ends with edward kelly harlan junior, i'd like to see a merger. [laughter]. >> that's a good one though. thank you. >> we will commend that change to staff as well. okay, which brings us to item 6b. >> (reading. edward ed harrington: to 28 years to the .... >> we have the today the unaugust ral performance today for dramatic reading. mr. kelly. [laughter] if you would like too lead the troops here. >> harlan kelly, general manager for infrastructure. i have the opportunity to kick this off. we've presented a lot of resolution us over the years. this one is very special. his direct reports would like to take turns reading passages that reflects ed's brilliant tenure as the san francisco puc manager, and our bosses. ed, also, fment moran, would read the summation. ed haring tan has serveded people of san francisco for the past 28 years and -- whereas ed haring top worked from 19 84 to 19 p 91, and advanced to being assistant general manager and whereas in 991, mayor appointed and mayor willy brown reappointed edward harrington to serve at controller

edward m. kennedy the president's youngest brother who is expected to announce his candidacy for nomination of united states senator of massachusetts. i came down from boston to be on "meet the press." i went to the oval office. my brother said teddy, are you ready? i said, i think so. he said, why don't you sit in the chair? let me ask you a few questions. he always knew the questions because he had been asked with them. i planned on going out to dinner with friends. he said you better prepare some more. >> why didn't you do as your brother john did, run for congressional seat than top seed? you're assistant district attorney, why not district. >> it sounds like you're about to announce. >> you have a brother that's president. brother who is attorney general. and brother head of the peace corps. you have a brother-in-law until recently was head of the state department. i wonder how you can tell us how you feel about the presence of a family such as yours, occupying that number of key positions

edward's luck hold out.as capture the entire incident including the license plate help police identify the shooter and issue a warrant. unfortunately, the shooter stays one step ahead. police believe the man escapes across the mexican border. surviving this brush with death, motivates edward to act on his long-held desire to become a stand-up comic. >> he was a pretty funny guy. >> edward right now, the last known whereabouts of him was in california and he's full filling his desire to become an actor slash comedian. >> so, sometimes a very bad day could give us the push we need to leave a steady gig and embrace a dream. coming up, a different kind of towing drama. this time it's the vehicle threatening the worker. >> i thought he was dead. i really did. i thought the man was dead. >> when "caught on camera very bad day" continues. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many pe

on the flight line right now at dryden and talking about edwards air force base.t's earlier of tucson. thanks the same. we're talking in the weather office. wouldn't it be great if they left it attached and sold rides in the shut l? >> wait, wait, wait. yeah. in our dreams. >> pay for the entire nasa program just by charging pictures. >> live pictures, michael? here we are. there she is. this is the space shuttle "endeavor." this is sort of a penultimate flight. lands at edwards and tomorrow cruise up california and then lands at lax. and then what? >> and then they made way for this thing to go through the streets and all the way over to the science museum and people are going to be able to just walk right up to it. even when you're at kennedy and you were there with me for -- >> that's where "atlantis" is retiring. >> they had a fake one and people enamored. not even a good mock-up. really, it wasn't. now they have the real one there to have a real one in california will be really phenomenal. edwards air force base, a big unit. this is not l.a. they're not landi

edward mccabe: genes are like beads on a string. those strings are then packaged very compactly into the chromosomes, and we inherit one set of chromosomes from our father, one set of chromosomes from our mother. genes direct the formation of tissues and organs, hold instructions for all the chemical reactions that occur in the cells, and play a crucial role in determining our health and how long we live. in terms of appearance, a lot of how we look is in our genes. all we need to do is to look at two identical twins to realize how genes are important for our hair color and our eye color and the shape of our nose and the shape of our mouth, how we carry our fat, how tall we are, how short we are, the shape of our bodies. all of these are controlled-- about 90 or 95% by our genes. when we start talking about internal things, your personality, who you are, whether you're a nice person or a not so nice person, whether you have a good sense of humor or are rather dour-- then genes are also important, but to a lesser extent. clearly thes

>>darya: we are poised for takeoff from edwards air force base. be taking of any moment. >> a highly anticipated visit. it is coming to the bay area , it is going to sacramento first and then headed our way. >>darya: we are scheduled to go to our legal expert to talk about some of the big issues. the iphone 5 has just been released today. >> samsung just lost to a lawsuit for patent infringement but have already brought a lawsuit against apple >> there is no international supreme court. >>darya: the shuttle is just now about to take off. >>james: there is. it is on its way officially what we're >>darya: this is the big farewell tour. we have seen coverage, we will keep our eyes on one begins to approach our airspace. >>darya: today, the first in a photo of from the movie shooting in colorado. >> of the bill is another he said to a psychiatrist with the day before the shooting. >> this is a little different , the and the notebook. it declaims insanity, prosecutors will fight to read what is amendable. >>darya: the royal family and the topless photo

here it is launching from edwards or landing rather. it is piggybacking on a specially modified boeing 747, ready to put on a show that many of us will never forget. >> i'm sad to see it go because believe it or not i wanted to be an astronaut but not everyone can go to space. once-in-a-lifetime you can see this. >> shuttle has ever been to northern california before. once it lands at lax it will be taken to the california science center next month. >> 6 02 and if you are flying out of the bay area this morning, expect delays from 830- 1030. >> some issues on the roads as well, you have been forewarned. endeavor made its final flight in the spring of last year and logged a total of 299 days in space. that was in a grand total of 25 missions. it orbited earth 4671 times. endeavor was the last shuttle ever built to replace the challenger after it exploded shortly after launch in january 1986. we will have live coverage of the flyover on cbs five and at cbs has half of com/shuttle. we will also have a live report from southern california c

we also welcome jean edward smith.h president whose new book is critically acclaimed "eisenhower in war and peace." mr. smith is also written biographies for franklin eleanor roosevelt and ulysses s. grant. mr. smith is a senior scholar at columbia university and after many years of spending time at the university of toronto and marshall university. finally, our moderator for this program will be jonathan yardley, pulitzer prize-winning critic for the "washington post." mr. yardley has been a fellow at harvard university and was awarded and anwar doctor of letter by george washington university in 1987. his most recent book, his second rating, a compilation of some of the most memorable reviews have noted and neglected books from the past. please join me in welcoming david and julie eisenhower, jean edward smith and jonathan yardley. [applause] >> thank you very much. can you hear me? >> no. >> no? okay. we don't have much time some going to ask our panel is to get right to. i'm going to ask first mr. smith and in the

spending after the election but hey what's wrong with deficit spending anyway google if you're from edward harrison founder of credit write downs on that question and the deep prize to housing prices that the fed is targeting with its policy economic symptom or is that the disease. symptom the fed is trying to treat this symptom with q we instead of the disease of the high debt keeping people from being able to buy homes or get out of them in the first place this game show idea came thanks to you our loyal viewer more in viewer feedback let's get to today's capital account. all right everyone is digesting the fed's q.e. infinity and now it's meant still that came out yesterday and of course the other thing we've heard a lot about ben bernanke you talked about it quite to quite an extent yesterday in the press conference about the fiscal cliff and what fiscal policy makers are doing the heavy lifting the fed is doing but can't do alone so so what could fiscal authorities be doing the central planners sitting not at the federal reserve but sitting over in congress or the white house well or

harrison founder of credit write downs and nice to have you back on the show edward nice. long time and has been so let's start with the fed because i do want to touch on q.e. because we haven't had a chance to talk about it now you put this into a broader perspective in your thoughts about q.e. in terms of what central banks all over the world are doing to make up for what you say or what fiscal agents are doing first who would you group in to this group of central banks that are that have the printing presses on on overtime to make up for what you say fiscal agents are all of the major industrial was the central banks here at the bank of england the swiss national bank the bank of japan and the e.c.b. and the fed all engaging in one form or another of money printing q.e. or adding that to the system the swiss national bank has kept the currency to the to the euro one twenty and there are limited amounts of reserves in order to keep from going above that ok so you have central banks on overdrive is there any kind of broad trend or if not a broad trend what are the key tre

her uncle edward is a very distinguished man.ment home because he's not able to really function well on his own. i'm afraid these visits here are rather tiring. they take the wind out of my sails. melaku is from ethiopia. is it melaku? yes. melaku is from ethiopia. melaku is away from his family and being away from your family is not fun. angela is from the philippines. she's a "whoa!" kind of person. hi! angela, this is rebecca casey from boston. she'll be living here, too. hello. oh, terrific! nancy tells rebecca she has to pay rent. i'll need to ask you for some rent money to help pay the house expenses. speaker: that was something that she didn't count on. it was a little unfair of nancy shaw to tell rebecca that late. she was chosen to be the godmother, so she was supposed to be looking out for her. [captioned by the funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and:

and 6- year-old enrique joseph were taken just before noon by marcus edwards. edwards is described as african american, 6'3" and has a tattoo on his upper right arm. they are believed to be in a buick century. >>> two other children who were abducted by their father are in a sailboat he stole from a marina. the coast guard says it is tracking that boat. patti lee has the story. >> reporter: i was on the phone with the coast guard of san francisco and they have confirmed that sailboat was spotted late this afternoon. but right now they can't confirm whether or not that stolen boat is headed to the harbor in monday -- monterey or the one here in santa cruz. christopher maffei abducted his o -- abducted his children. >> i am hoping by the grace of god that he is not going to harm them in any way. >> reporter: mother, jennifer hippen says the children were taken as she was trying to get a restraining order. >> i had my mother watch them. he was very upset with me because i told him i didn't want him to be around the kids while he was not employed. >> reporter: the

bob cusack, edward isaac, and katherine rampelt. good afternoon to all of you. katherine, the law still remain intact for state worker, but a win for city, county and school workers. what does the ruling mean for the union movement as a whole? >> there was concern that this could be a press departmecedent states. they're out of cash and very reluctant to raise taxes, so as a result, many voters are hoping that instead public workers will bear the brunt of a lot of the cuts that are needed to balance those budgets. so the concern was that maybe this happening in wisconsin and will spread to other states. but no take looks less likely. >> bob, do you think this ruling will have an impact on other states? >> i think it might. i also think that labor is on the ballot in november. back in the day of the team sister backed president reagan. now romney criticals of unions. reagan. now romney criticals of unions. i think romney probably has to win wisconsin because it looks like his path to victory is through the midwest because the southwest doesn't look as good. i jus

, and after that, we'll do call-in with the eisenhowers and gene edwards smith.tick around for a couple more hours of live coverage today from the national book festival. joining us here on our set at the national book festival is paul hendrickson whose latest book is hemmingway's boats. everything he loved in life and lost. what was the pillar? >> it was a fishing cruiser that hemming way bought in 1934 and owned for the last 27 years of his life, the most beloved material possession he ever owned, and so i thought maybe i could tell the hemingway story in a new way as a figure story telling devis. >> could you do it? >> well, i went to cuba in 2005, to havana, and when the guards were not looking, i certain tishesly touched the boat, a moving experience. the boat was dry dock, on a hillside at hemingway's home, and it was in terrible condition. it looked as if it were dying of thirst and only wanted to get into water, but that further convinced me i had a story to tell through the prism of this boat because when hemingway got the boat, he was the reigning monar

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[cheers and applause] my father and mother, wallace and bobbie edwards, are also here tonight. [cheers and applause] you taught me the values that i carry in my heart -- faith, family, responsibility, opportunity for everyone. you taught me that there's dignity and honor in a hard day's work. you taught me to always look out for our neighbors, to never look down on anybody, and treat everybody with respect. those are the values that john kerry and i believe in. and nothing makes me prouder than standing with him in this campaign. i am so humbled to be your candidate for vice president of the united states. [cheers and applause]

erica edwards, nbc news. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. a lot of sunshine this afternoon from the east bay down to the south bay. temperatures also remaining on the cool side as fall is just days away. right now 68 in fremont, and low 70s in livermore. if you're headed out to at&t park for the giants game, expect some cooler weather and 50s. we'll have that full weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> plus change of course for chik-fil-a. learn what the popular restaurant is now saying about where it puts its profits. >>> and the iphone 5. how much does it really cost to build, and why is apple seemingly taking a loss on each phone? there is more to the story, next. i'll get a build your own burger with something cheesy... but not just cheese - mac and cheese. then i wanna add some oomph. and... top it off with a little kick. and... napkins. it's build your own burger. now at denny's. >>> the lines are already starting to form. the iphone 5 goes on sale this friday. prices

17th congressional district of texas has lost seven military personnel, sergeant burgess, sergeant edward f. dixon iii, p.f.c. detrick, colonel cabrera, nathan anderson and roy tisdale and two law enforcement personnel during that time, cliff taylor from johnson county and constable brian bachman. heaven has been celebrating since each of those arrivals. brian and i both met when we are running for respective office. neither of us ran before, and even though we came from different backgrounds we formed a great friendship. following our victories, we remained great friends. each time we were together at various events, we always picked

>> it will head north from edwards and passover sacramento and from there it flies force oakland, and the lawrence hall of silence before heading to the golden gate bridge for several passes. and then south where some of the best up close viewing will take place at an altitude of just 1,500 ft.. >> it is very close, it might even fly lower than that. i'm not at liberty to talk about how low but if you're standing here in the flight line you will get a great shot. >> with a fly over visible in the bay area, the chp will be on the alert for those trying to see the fly over from behind the wheel. >> it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. everyone gets to see it and we just want the public to do it from a safe location, do not stop on the freeway. >> jose perez has seen plenty of shuttles and says that the flyby is something not to be missed. >> bid is a spectacular view, seeing the 747, is it once in a

due to leave edwards air force base 8:15. over oakland, berkeley, golden gate bridge and moffett field in mountain view. after that it returns to l.a. permanently displayed as a museum exit. >> number three, mitt romney brings his -- campaign to the bay area today scheduled to appear at $50,000 fundraiser at a right home. >> number four, robin roberts says she feels energized as she recovers from a bone marrow transplant yesterday this is new video of her looking good with her friends and family. her sister was the donor. >> number five, live picture of san francisco's union square the apple store that is where the new iphone 5 is going on sale in an hour or two. hundreds of fans in line waiting for the doors to open at 9 a.m.. >> i think it is 8:00. >> let's check in with lisa one final time. >>> i just tweeted this shot, tough to look on twitter for it, pretty shot, low 40s, they told me i was going to get a live shot. nice, high clouds, 60s, 70s, by noon, 80s inland. >>> remetering lights oncoming into san francisco, golde

. >> the convention will pay tribute to a champion of health care reform, the late senator edward kennedy, and the woman who stood by his side, vicki kennedy. >> meanwhile, the floor plan is completely different from the republican convention in tampa.

a landing at edwards air force this yesterday. a lot of us in the bay area will never forget this day. >>> its miklos end and might even fall a little " lower than that. >>> the top yield of 5,000 ft.. show has ever been to northern california before. what the plans at lax this afternoon it will then be taken off of the jet and taken to the top for the inside center. everyone who takes a picture of this please post it on the internet. >>> a popular spot is near the girl and a bridge appears i can't imagine what could be better than the golden i expect a lot of people to be adhered to more morning. >>> what's better than the golden gate? >>> he will have live coverage of endeavour's four over here on cbs five. >>> how about the weather? we're going to be the form to allow. >>> we have of a couple patches of fog outside this morning. it doesn't look like that much. it should be a great day for the shuttle to come through. that anti-fraud intimate on december 10th accounted coastline. would and joined the last full day of summer. tem

but that's good feedback from jeff. >> carl edwards in front of the group, he's first car one lap downpitted under green before the caution, rain, took the wave around to take back one of the two he lost. if a caution would come out now he would get on the lead lap. his hopes of finding his way into the chase barely alive. >> taking a chance got them a couple laps down, took a wave around and trying to pit early and take a chance and gain tracks position and make it all happen. this car here of david reutimann, our leader, have iin- passing two at a time. >> hamlin, winner of the last two races in nascar sprint cup series. last sunday in atlanta, week before at bristol, tennessee, would make it three straight and five on the season. and head off into the chase for the sprint cup as the number one seed. >> number one seed by six points. is that what would be big. >> and the lessons of lat year where essentially two drivers atonight standings tied in points at the end of the final race and tiebreaker for most wins won it. >> six points would make a hijack difference. >> sure. >> and the

. >> edward will not be able to go to college without financial aid. if you'd like to help him and other kids like him, go to college. go to " students rising above " to find out more. >> as the democratic national convention kicks off, the president says that he is sure of one thing. >> i will make that bet any day of the week. >> what he says that he is so positive about? >> a bay area protest delivered to a city managers front door. what that demonstration cost them thousands of dollars? >> a royal stunned 785 ft. in the air. why a duke was dangling from th, >> president obama is not taking labor day off, he is busy defending his economic policies ahead of this week's national democratic convention in charlotte beginning tomorrow. randall pinkston shows us that the party is already getting started. >> the stage is set here at the time warner cable reno where 20,000 people will have the opportunity to witness the official opening of the democratic national convention tomorrow night. charlotte is throwing a big party, before the democrats did down to

i'm joined by congresswoman donna edwards representing maryland's fourth this are congresswoman edwards welcome back to the program i thank you it's great to be with be is great to be in charlotte yeah i'm i'm guessing it really is i mentioned earlier on the show on the wall street times is. how wall street is setting a new record this election season with money spent by the people you're talking about of the d.n.c. prepared for this on slaughter well i think we're preparing i mean we know that we're not going to be able to fight them dollar for dollar but what we don't have in dollars we make up in boots on the ground and and what does this mean for our democracy this whole concept that the republicans can base their their entire electoral strategy on basically twenty five billionaires. well you know i think it's very dangerous for us and as you know i have been a strong opponent of the way that money has played into the system the decision that the supreme court made in citizens united versus the federal elections commission two years ago and we're seeing the onslaught in the aftermat

it was his wib to play edward quarter main was last time. >>> surprising discovery inside a home.this happened in nevada. walter died pack in june from heart problems. when the house was put up for sale, some of his belongings surprised them. what was uncovered beyond expectations. >> we thought there was ammunition, opened it up and rolls of $20 geld pieces, i have never seen that gold in my life. >> it's worth $7 million. not the only thing left behind. he had $200 in his bank account. there were stock accounts worth $165,000, 12 grand in cash, despite the assets he did not have a will. the closest family member they could find, a first cousin, living in california, after the irs takes their share, a huge chunk, the rest will probably go to the cousin. >>> still to come on good morning maryland. check out this kids face. what did the reporter do? live on tv. details straight ahead. >>> good morning, we have been dealing with the wet weather across the area. maryland's most powerful radar, starting to dry out, showers trying to pop up in the picture, hardford, sliding in to cecil

emerged in an 1825 opera by giovanni pacini called the last day of pompeii and more famously sir edwardulwer lytton's novel the last days of pompeii , published in 1834. in lytton's heavily romanticized account fictional characters experienced the last hours of the city's terror. nydia, the blind girl whose keen hearing led her companions to the sea and safety, was carved in marble by randolph rogers in 1860. it was followed by more than a hundred copies as pompeii fever spread throughout europe. lytton's stoic centurion who steadfastly refused to leave his post in the face of certain death was re-imagined by edward john poynter in 1865. the first of three film versions of the last days of pompeii was made in 1913, the perfect subject for the emerging medium of melodramatic feature films supercharged by visual effects. tours of mount vesuvius, made easier by new technologies, brought tens of thousands to the top of the volcano by funicular railway where they gazed on the distant ruins of pompeii and the same enduring beauties of the bay of naples that had captivated romans 2,000 years b

erica edwards explains. >> reporter: classic board games are getting a facelift thanks to facebook and social media outlets. all the rage are games like words with friends and song pop. the good news is experts in the aging process agree they might be good for your brain. >> the games online will stimulate the brain and keep your challenged and make you work. >> reporter: the key is keeping yourself challenged to reach more difficult levels. >> when you are not sure about the answer forces your brain to make new connections and learns. >> reporter: but using a smart phone is not the only way to stay smart. card games, cross word puzzles and learning a musical instruments are other ways. exercise and simple walking have been linked to brain health. and step away from the screen every once in a while for real face time with friends. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> he was a navy man most of his life and keeping with tradition, neil armstrong will be buried at sea. it was his wish but the family has not released details of the burial. the navy will perform the ceremony but will not say when o

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edwards for his testimony. >> good morning distinguished members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today regarding border security to detect and deter terrorists. i will present the results of three reports issued in the past year on this topic. specifically we looked at resources and coordination among the agencies to screen foreign nationals and protect the border. controls that u.s. mrs. to identify fraudulent attempt to enter the united states. the infrastructure for securing our borders is layered. federal entities such as state and dhs components like tsa and ice make little contributions. federal,ion, other of state and local entities play critical roles. however, technological issues, resources and deficiencies. and interagency coordination present challenges. for example, dhs offices land- border ports of entry have to access 17 different systems to were ratified the identity of foreign nationals. some components have made progress in streamlining their systems. however, devices such as -- used by cbp officers continue to lack adequate

eric of edwards, wbal-tv 11 news. -- erica edwards. >> perform the first mother to daughter universal transplant without complications involving two women in their 30's receiving wombs from their mothers. one lost theirs to cervical cancer and another was born without one. it will be considered a success if they can deliver children. >> breaking news from the maryland transportation authority. trains on mta 10 are running a delay of 15-60 minutes. a downed tree is being removed right now on the brunswick line. the delays there are now 30 minutes-one hour. they will be accepting tickets this evening. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a lot of severe storms now moving across the eastern shore and rapidly pulling away from baltimore. conditions will be improving but you're still dealing with dangerous conditions as far is very heavy downpours on the leading edge of this line of storms. some lightning mixed in as well but we have not seen a whole lot of lightning. they come through with the tropical downpours. even a few rumbles of thunder. th

it is now leaving edwards air force base in southern california 8:15 this morning. aboard a especially equipped 747. weather permitting, nasa says any time after 9:30 it will fly over oakland, museum, exploratorium and hall of science. some of those places have special events. then scheduled to pay tribute with a low fly over at the nasa ames research center. the program has strong ties to california's aerospace industry. yesterday it flew from houston to edwards air force base in southern california where it is spending the we want to know where you are planning to see the endeavour this morning. let us know on our facebook page. or tweet us. be sure to send pictures and video from the shuttle fly over this morning. >>> just a few hours ago until a highly anticipated iphone 5 will be available to customers. we want to take you out to new york city. the fifth avenue flagship store, the big apple waiting for the big apple iphone 5. i don't think it was named after the big apple. >> no. but the big apple is certainly biting this morning. >> rim shot please! >> reporte