general let me add my thanks to the work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz andood friend willie brown to i'll of you to say a happy occasion we match the dedication with fleet week we don't know how inspiring it is for the city we also made a promise over 82 years ago to get the dedication define i was reminded to remind i that charlotte shurts was not around 80 years ago to make that promise (laughter) but thanks to her and george and the incredible veterans committee raising all the funds a special thanks to steve and everyone on that list that you see today, this came to fruition over a year ago i mohammed in the eye and naomi he said we've got to make sure all the agencies honor our veterans by getting this memorial done not only did they go to work as a team with the arts and rec and park and the public works and the veteran war memorial committee and trustees they went to work almost as if they were called to go into the beach so thank you to all the city agrees for working so well together to honor our veterans this is another example as former interstate

. >> george schultz says his visits to the aquarium have taught him a lot about the ocean over the years. >> it's a great aquarium. love it. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, the votes have not been completely tallied yesterday but bulldozers and construction crews have started work on a controversial project. >> i'm just shocked this is happening. >> the reason one woman is taking a stand against the renovations under way at a san francisco soccer field. >>> we also have an update on the chp officer that is in the hospital after a rush hour crash. we have new information on what may have triggered that collision. >> we're still looking at a commute that is off to a nice start on a friday coming up on highway 4 you can see it looks good heading over to concord. >> clear for some, very foggy for others. so be advised there is a lot around santa rosa and the bay. temperatures 40s and 50s. 57 san francisco. >>> latest efforts to lure the oakland raiders away from the city and possibly to texas. we'll tell you about an important meeting happening today. >> a chp officer injured traffic backed

and there's also the emphasis of the popular press, if you recollect that's, henry kissinger, george schultz, sam nunn, and others writing about this and the interesting interesting thing they say is that we are not kidding. this is not just an nbp requiring us to commit to this goal. they said that that is where we ought to be going, that is the only safe future for the world. and that is what they have said as a group. obama makes a speech in which he says that zero nuclear weapons. he says that is where we are headed. and he says that this is not just rhetoric. he said we were going after the comprehensive test ban treaty and we were going after the cutoff treaty. and he said we would be able to adjust the fuel cycle problems which impacted the proliferation problem so we won't have to have the problem of uranium enrichment and there will be more and more reductions if necessary. and that is the first decade of the 21st century and we are now medicaid of the 21st century. i go back to georgetown and that is clearly part of it. and we have been dealing with north korea for decades. if we l

henry kissinger, george schultz, sam nunn and bill perry. none of them wimps. to come out of the closet four years ago and say, you know, we really have to take a serious look at whether we can get rid of these things and if so how. a lot of people were taken up short by that. there was a theory that in the world of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, if somebody develops in their back garage a nuclear weapon and threatens a denuclearized world with it, will that be the end-all and be-all of danger? happily, we see conventional force playing some role in that. happily, we see the potential for some serious interest in moving in that direction. and it will be a challenge, obviously, if we can make any progress there, but we've made progress in other fields as well. a third and important issue -- or a fourth and important issue for us is perhaps also connected with the larger players. it's 2008 and 2009. the cluster of questions that runs from basically the failure of our home mortgage system to report honestly on what it was that was being marketed as clusters

and if you need to hear it from republicans, ask former republican treasury secretaries like george schultz and hank paulson. ask bill ruckelshaus, christine todd whitman, william reilly and lee thomas. ask jim brainard, the republican mayor of carmel, indiana. ask bob dickson, the republican mayor of greensburg, kansas. ask betty price, the republican mayor of fort worth, texas. ask republican mayor sylvia murphy and county commissioner george nugent of monroe county, florida. if you're not a scientist, just ask. do your homework. exercise this new great responsibility that will come with the great power you have won, but don't pretend that climate change isn't real. even your own young voters know better than that. a majority of republican voters under age 35 think a politician who denies climate change is ignorant, out of touch, or crazy. those were the words checked off in the poll. to paraphrase michael correspondenmike coraleonefrom t tell me it isn't real because it insults my intelligence and it makes me really angry. to our republicans, i say, i want to be your best friend from all

henry kissinger, george schultz, sam nunn and bill perry. none of them wimps. to come out of the closet four years ago and say, you know, we really have to take a serious look at whether we can get rid of these things and if so how. a lot of people were taken up short by that. there was a theory that in the world of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, if somebody develops in their back garage a nuclear weapon and threatens a denuclearized world with it, will that be the end-all and be-all of danger? happily, we see conventional force playing some role in that. happily, we see the potential for some serious interest in moving in that direction. and it will be a challenge, obviously, if we can make any progress there, but we've made progress in other fields as well. a third and important issue -- or a fourth and important issue for us is perhaps also connected with the larger players. it's 2008 and 2009. the cluster of questions that runs from basically the failure of our home mortgage system to report honestly on what it was that was being marketed as clusters

george will have much more on a special your voice your vote edition of "this week." with the republican national committee chair reince priebus. and the democratic national committee chair, debbie wasserman schultz. and leading the team tuesday for the full action coverage online all night and the primetime special at 10:00 p.m. >> you'll be part of the coverage as well. >> i'm george's understudy. yes. a role that i've been honing for years. >> somebody's got to do it. >>> and the other news developments overnight, ron claiborne. >> hi, good morning, everyone. begin with a massive and deadly fire in maine, killed five people and left another person severely burned. a halloween party in portland near the campus of the university of southern maine ended with this enormous fire early saturday that completely torched the house. one neighbor saw a man in flames fleeing the burning building. >> i saw the porch engulfed with like a plume of red flame, orange flame. and then i saw a man run out. and he was engulfed in flames and he rolled on to the ground. >> nine people did manage to get out of that house alive. the cause is under investigation. officials are trying to determine if any of the victims