doesn't think about what happened 10 septembers ago, she thinks years ahead when the builds willing be ender jizd energized with offices. >> this is the project of my career. i always have, i'm optimistic there might be more. >> linda, never wanted to look back, always looking ahead. on the inside, we cry over 9/11, but on the outside, we see a building that reflects our promise of a brighter tomorrow. >> that was jamie costello reporting. tune in sundays at 5:30 for a special on september 11th, hear about the lives affected in maryland and how many are jove coming the tragedies ten years later, sunday at 5:30. >>> dangers of secondhand smoke. >> how those affects could add up to missed days of school for your kids. >>> tropical depression lee rolls through the south. we will look at the damage left behind in its wake. i'm going to marinate my ind few for starting your tuesday off with us. xññññ >>> justin burke special, time lapse video, tropical depression lee hitting atlanta, more than 100 homes reported damage. the storm caused a tornado and last watch in effect for it last night. there

it would be nice -- i ender's stand being a structural supplement that it is structural engineers, but it would be nice if they mentioned the architect. commissioner moore: would you explain to me, the commission made recommendations on the geary sign ordinance, or the parking signs would be placed. we were told there would be other alternatives. how was that address? >> my recollection of that item is these were the original staff recommendations, but they were not incorporated in the commission's motion. the commission's motion only had two recommendations -- >commissioner moore: that is an incorrect recollection. >> i think in the end, you chose not to wreck -- not to change the parking signs. president olague:

it would be nice -- i ender's stand being a structural supplement that it is structural engineers, but it would be nice if they mentioned the architect. commissioner moore: would you explain to me, the commission made recommendations on the geary sign ordinance, or the parking signs would be placed. we were told there would be other alternatives. how was that address?

it would be nice -- i ender's stand being a structural supplement that it is structural engineers, but it would be nice if they mentioned the architect. commissioner moore: would you explain to me, the commission made recommendations on the geary sign ordinance, or the parking signs would be placed. we were told there would be other alternatives. how was that address? >> my recollection of that item is these were the original staff recommendations, but they were not incorporated in the commission's motion. the commission's motion only had two recommendations -- >commissioner moore: that is an incorrect recollection. >> i think in the end, you chose not to wreck -- not to change the parking signs. president olague: i remember it differently also. we should listen to the minutes. >> staff will do that. >> the historic preservation meeting did meet yesterday. a couple of items they had for review of comments. pier 36, the bourse project. after discussion, they felt their prior letter on review and comments have not been adequately addressed. this time, they just wanted to send a letter su

it's not necessarily a career ender. phil michelson is a gol golfer and he has a type of an autoimmune disease, and he has a successful career. >> thank you for telling us about this. we appreciate learning this. >> a pleasure. gregg: fox news alert katia again is a full-blown hurricane. it has regained strength out in the atlantic with sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. there it is on the radar screen. katia is expected to regain strength throughout the weekend. it's currently no threat to land janice dean tells us but we still have to monitor it over the weekend. so we'll wait and see. right now his legal fate hangs in the balance. prosecutors already boggled -- bungled i would say their big chance to try baseball great roger clemens. but will they get another shot at it, a second shot? we are about to find out. remember mortgage buyers fanny mae, freddie mac? your tax dollars helped bail them out, and now the government agency overseeing them going on the attack. who plans to sue to try to recoup billions of dollar

time now for scores of aid enders here with us and you've got the news on springs area some gold yellow there and he's got through to the semifinals of the men's two hundred meters at the world championships in south korea not that we were expecting anything different but it was his first race since being disqualified from the hundred going to final i've worn out plus of course a big night for russia's football say. hello they're going to watch in the sport and these are the headlines russia has choices to make ahead of tonight's crucial euro qualifier. with macedonia is there a new coach john toshack reports an upset. plus it's a hot day for the top seeds at the u.s. open is the big guns fire their way into round three. and russia take another silver at the world and legs championships but it's america who are in the podium. but first to the euro two thousand and twelve four ball qualifiers and russia could go top of group b. on friday if they win at home to macedonia and other results go their way i think of the car side of one of the three teams level at the summit on thirteen points

>> reporter: well, there's a street right down here that's a dead ender and someone who has a rowboat with a motor attached to it, we went down there. you know, the homes have water halfway up in many cases. there are some where you see garages where they left the doors open and it almost looks like the homes are on stilts because the water went all of the way in. we went back there with one man who lived here for about 15 years. he said he's never seen it this bad. i asked him what he saw about seeing his house for the first time, he said i don't have the words to describe it. it's just that bad. >> a lot of people there also have been refusing to evacuate. how are they handling it? >> reporter: yeah. i talked to a lot of those people too. you know, they say we've been through this. i refuse to leave my house. we have flood insurance. a lot of them are simply worried about looting for both themselves and their neighbors. there's a strong police presence out here. we've seen police turning people back if it looks like they don't belong. your heart goes out to everyone not leaving. >>

he will ender a plea this connection with a series of crimes last friday. he is accused of shooting a man at a gas station and carjacking an kidnapping a woman at the plant shopping center. that victim 60-year-old cindy nguyen of campbell was found dead the next morning. police found castillo but he escaped. they arrested him finally on sunday in west sacramento. >>> the owners of angie's bakery and restaurant on san pablo avenue discovered an employee's body in a restroom. she was last seen in the afternoon with customers. police are investigating a report of a fight outside but didn't find anything suspicious. >>> police accidentally shot two bystanders over the weekend. 20-year-old jesus rodriguez allegedly pulled a gun on officers saturday night prompting them to open fire. he was later arrested but although rodriguez fit a suspect description, he was not the man initially being investigated. he is still in custody on weapons and drug charges, though. >>> and we're now learning more about the volunteer who helped find michelle le's body. >> that's right

>> reporter: well, there's a street right down here that's a dead ender and someone who has a rowboat with a motor attached to it, we went down there. you know, the homes have water halfway up in many cases. there are some where you see garages where they left the doors open and it almost looks like the homes are on stilts because the water went all of the way in. we went back there with one man who lived here for about 15 years. he said he's never seen it this bad. i asked him what he saw about seeing his house for the first time, he said i don't have the words to describe it. it's just that bad. >> a lot of people there also have been refusing to evacuate. how are they handling it? >> reporter: yeah. i talked to a lot of those people too. you know, they say we've been through this. i refuse to leave my house. we have flood insurance. a lot of them are simply worried about looting for both themselves and their neighbors. there's a strong police presence out here. we've seen police turning people back if it looks like they don't belong. your heart goes out to everyone not leaving. >>

god willing we will ender bani walid. >> reporter: we're now driving in a convoy inside the contested area. this is a place where really both the rebels and gadhafi forces have some people. the rebels say they have about 200 guys here in this area. they have several checkpoints along this contested area. they tell us they have both the manpower and the fire power to move into bani walid but it's not something they necessarily want to do because there's long-standing tribal foods between the people of misrata which is where these guys are from and the people of bani walid still holed up in that town over there. >> one important footnote to the libya story, it is 42 years to the day, september 1st, 1969, since muammar gadhafi seized power in libya. and yes, he talked about that in his second audio blast a few hours ago. >> translator: after 42 years, the imperialists are trying to occupy libya once again, very openly and clearly, and in order to take libyans' wealth from the libyans' hand in order to make their own people enjoy the wealth of the libyan people. >> up next, a shocking new

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. >> he endered into rehearsal full of energy, full of desire to work. full of enthusiasm. later, michael jackson was dead. randi kaye, cnn, los angeles. >>> the coroner says michael jackson died from acute propofol intoxication combination with sedatives. propofol san anesthetic commonly given to sedate during procedures like colonoscopies. in his open statement, they talked about how much of the drug jackson's doctor ordered. >> we learned from shipments from april 6th and the shipment of june 10th conrad murray ordered 255 separate vials of propofol. totals 155,000 milligrams of propofol. equivalent to 15.5 liters, or 4.09 gallons of this general anesthetic agent. >> so i want to talk more about the use, the misuse of propofol as well as the role it may have played in jackson's death. dr. zeve cane is with us from the university of california, irvine and joins us now from los angeles. good to see you, doctor. all right. first of all, why should propofol only be used or administered in a hospital or a medical setting? >> propofol is basically an anesthetic, there to induc

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so this possibly -- i me, this possibly is not a career ender. >> right. it takes years sometimes to get this diagnosis. people have this disease sometimes for like seven years before somebody one realizes that they have it. in fact, in her statement, she does say i am thankful to finally have a diagnosis. so it does sound like she's had it for quite a while. she has been playing with it for quite a while. we will have to see how it continues. maybe now that they know what it is, they can actually, you know, treat her and hopefully she will feel some of these symptoms less severely. >> elizabeth cohen, thanks. so sad. she is so exciting to watch playing tennis. >> absolutely. >> there's something about the williams us is terse, either -- entire story, ferocity on the court, the way -- lot of people say -- when are they going the retire? when is venus going to retire? hopefully this will not be a precursor to their retirement. >>> a defiant message from the son of moammar gadhafi. speaking to a syrian television station, calling on libya to clean the countr

with food, shelter and clothing now taking care of, and many of the enders gas had other more seriousns. >> many medications were in their check luggage and so the nurses coming in now, took the medical requirements for drug requirements that we worked with the hospital and the local pharmacy. >> the local pharmacy is provided to without charge. emergency medical care was ready and waiting at the local hospital. even the town stores open their doors to the air travelers, allowing them to take needed items off the shelves free of charge. >> and the shopping clerk indicted as to his house to take a shower. so it's been like that ever since we've been here. we can't thank you guys and not for what she's done. >> the outpouring of concern and assistance by the people of gander left gets overwhelmed with attitude and trend gratitude. >> is just another silly amazing what they've done for us. >> we are so appreciated that everyone has rolled out the red carpet for us and we feel almost like celebrities. >> i've been staying here at the academy. and the people are real nice. >> is incredible

that senator mccain and lieberman and others, we want there enough to know it was not a few dead enders. that the model to change iraq wasn't working. it was general petraeus' model that was adopted to president bush's credit. that was a hard decision for president bush. the war was incredibly unpopular. people were frustrated. it seems as if it was a lost cause. president bush went against what was the political tide at the moment, and i'm glad he did. so i would ask president obama to consider the long-term national security interests of the united states and do what senator mccain suggested, not what he suggested, what our military suggested. define missions. is it important to have some support to intelligence gathering? i would say yes. training the army, air force, navy, i would say yes. having some presence to protect our civilians who are going to be the largest groups, i would say overwhelmingly yes. and does it make sense to have some american military support in the kurdish-arab dispute areas? overwhelmingly yes. and we will stand by you. and i think most americans are frustr