it was at the henry j. kaiserark and sculpture, the biggest west of the mississippi 25 humanitarian honor. >> i did not know how they received it but i am very happy that they got it. >> use it whenever they have a big deal they bring you out for. >> when i was in college, dr. martin king jr. came to greensboro. that is when i first got the opportunity to get to know some of the things that he was doing. they really did something for us. i think which is a great day all around. they were just outstanding. >> would be to this new guy, big shoes to fill, mark jackson. >> marquez said the pension plan but is also have the benefit of then and now to allow tv with the best teams. so before the game as you know, you: have an interview with the players and find out some things. so you to are the things that you said you like, and then all of the things they need not like, so when he becomes a head coach he has all the knowledge the only commitment coach. >> i nothing to coach chris mullin, but you drafted him and he invi

three of the four sections of the monument will be unveiled this afternoon at henry j. kaiser you fear needles? the needles are about to get smaller. it works with a skin prick is heading the market this fall. initially they will only be used for certain adults. they hope to phase the small needles out forever. >> honda is recalling over a million cars. 2005 and 2006 models have power window problems. 26,000 crv hybrid models are having problems. no serious injuries or accidents have been reported. company will begin notifying affected customers later this month. >> the remnants of tropical storm lee continue to dump rain across the south causing scattered flooding and power outages. you see it in chattanooga where floodwaters swallowed up cars. the area got about four inches of rain yesterday and they were expecting several more inches of rain through last evening and today. wet weather forced organizers to cancel many events. the storm turned deadly where a man drowned in floodwaters some n mississippi. it dumped 15 inches in louisiana. did spite street flooding, they say ne

we did win the henry j. kaiser military sale of command tanker. it is 50,000 man hours and about 150 men are going to be working it. it comes in the art monday next week. what she did not mention is that contract could not have been awarded had we not completed central base and -- central basin dredging. one of the big issues that we had with military sale of command was we did not have the draft to bring the ships in. we completed central basin dredging september 1 and literally, military seal of command one of the final draft before they could award the contract. a lot of hard work went in to getting central basin dredging done, and i got to thank the port for efforts and support in making that happen. the executive director's staff did a stellar job. peter daly was a steadfast and patient as ever. without their support, we would not have gotten it done. we would not have gotten that contract. it really is a team effort between the folks at bae and the folks at san francisco. i applaud them. again, the executive director mentioned the u.s. navy

three of the four sections will be unveiled this afternoon at henry j. kaiserical storm lee is knocking out power to thousands of people. >> floodwaters literally swallowed up cars in tennessee. the area received a record of 8 inches of rain yesterday and expected several more inches today. wet weather forced organizers to cancel many labor day events. it turned deadly in mississippi where a man drowned in floodwaters. lee dumped as much as ten inches of rain in mississippi and 15 inches in louisiana. it sent off tornadoes in mississippi and quasi. in new orleans, the pump system was doing its job. i am drove himself since katrina is preventing a major disaster in the city. >> how ironic, they are getting all that water and next-door in texas they have big wildfires burning. >> and winds around lees were fanning the flames and making it worse. it's not the and tornadoes those storms create as they come ashore, we had some of them in the southeast and more on the way today in the mid-atlantic but, staying with us, we have summer heat in your forecast. it's 5:50

three of the sections of the monument will be unveiled at henry j. kaiserk. >> officials in marin city will begin a complete remodel of the transit hub. it's after a stripping of robberies this year. half million prob project is improved lighting and am improved visibility and signs. golden gate transit wants to remind riders during the six to eight week renovation several buses will pick up passengers on nearby drake avenue. >> an employee that was just late off by solyndra has filed a class action lawsuit. the company laid off all 1100 of the employees and announced it was filing for chapter eleven bankruptcy on august 31. it claims that they violated state and federal rules that require companies to give 60 days notice before laying off 50 workers. solyndra had previously said it didn't file notice because it was working to find way to save the jobs right up to the announcement. >> investigators are trying to determine what sparked a fire that destroyed a home in concord. it happened yesterday on skyler court. you can see the charred bits of a house embe