ship to the land the new terminal building and the baggage moves back and forth between ship and la land. and with a public pedestrian park to it and this occurs at the second level and you see on this sketch here and the ground level and the people are on the second level. this is the new waterfront and this is the evolution of the waterfront. and there are stunning views back to the city that aligns directly with telegraph hill and great views to the bay bridge and treasure island, so it is a location that takes advantage of all these built-in natural conditions. in coming up with the design for the roof, the idea was chosen to play off the movement of the bay with the undulating movement and working within a shape consistent with the historic district, a long, linear shape within the heighth, width, dimension of a historic shed but stepping out a little bit to look at this as a new building that serves a new private use in this location and the intent movement on the roof designed to collect rainwater to be used been a greywater system to irrigate the building and set up to handle p.e

ship to the land the new terminal building and the baggage moves back and forth between ship and la land. and with a public pedestrian park to it and this occurs at the second level and you see on this sketch here and the ground level and the people are on the second level. this is the new waterfront and this is the evolution of the waterfront. and there are stunning views back to the city that aligns directly with telegraph hill and great views to the bay bridge and treasure island, so it is a location that takes advantage of all these built-in natural condit

gratuitous violence is more they're all horrible we condemn them all ok come on are these people in la la land i mean i like animals i worry about slaughterhouses and there are plenty of normal and sane arguments to make the case to people about what is wrong with slaughterhouses but i think most rational people would make a pretty logical distinction between killing animals that a lot of people eat food and genocidal and racist atrocities committed against human beings. i don't know we think peta should stick to raise the ads with women getting naked if this is the alternative so for their new offensive and out of touch with reality display on the national mall we are giving tonight's tool time award to peta. all right it's time for happy hour joining me tonight is our t.v. producer jenny churchill and mike riggs he's associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com thanks for being here guys. we had some good stuff today the debt debate i think it's getting a little bit. not tense on capitol hill as much as people are getting a little loopy yesterday we told you how house g.o.p. member

and the reality is you're just out there in la-la land.s to work for a while can really backfire. this kind of talk just doesn't work. >> all righty, let's talk about the debt ceiling for a moment. is the president going to cave? >> well, if any of the three, the dig bree, medicaid, medicare, social security, are touched at any significant level, i'm not talking about something, half a percent here and you take out some dollars that save some money off of companies who provide an x-ray machine. outside of that, if he destroys it in any form in terms of the foundation that was done in the 1960s with lbj and fdr in the 1930s, it's a bad day for the democratic party and a bad day for america. >> and why don't the republicans go along with what the american people want. clearly every survey out there shows they don't want the big three to be a part of this. >> well, there are plenty of americans who understand the big three are not sustainable. the only way to fix the problem in america financially is to make changes to the big three. we're no

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hits juan antonio queing la, sending huge land to the ground.ow both riders were able to continue. louis leon sanchez wins today's 9th stage, thomas smoke letter is the new over all leader. >>> tonight on game day, the dating game, "hawaii five-0", and the giants. what man has these three things in common? >> what you remember about those years is i lived in menlo park, and i would get into my car about 4:00 with the air conditioning on, by the time i got to san mateo the air conditions was off, at the airport the heater was on. there is a contrast between what is going on then and now. >> al michaels, tonight, one on one. great stuff. a great hockey game between russia and the united states, miracle on is, he called that too. >> all right. >> awesome. >> thank you dan. >>> after a week of searching still no sign of 7 fishermen missing from northern california. the latest efforts to locate the men dumped into the ocean off the baja peninsula last weekend, the desperation to bring them home soon coming up in half an hour. we will see you at 10:00

in my opinion, we were in la la land. today we are in a gimmicky land. this is a gimmick. thank you pl. >> i've always enjoyed our dialogue. to describe what happened yesterday -- la la >> thank you. i do not know how the house as long before i got a year. what happened yesterday was a bill that was scored by the congressional budget office using the january baseline. they were presented to us as scored by the nonpartisan scored by the nonpartisan budget office during . it happened over and over again. this leadership team said no. slow down. we have an opportunity to do if the right way. to describe taking a step backward so we can do it the right way perhaps it is. this has been run in years past. i cannot be more proud as a freshman member of this body. we said this is serious. there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. >> i am deeply appreciative of the fact that you and i have had extraordinary dialogue. there were some disagreements. i have been near 80 more years than have you. there are occasions where the majority has taken this. you cannot have it when you wan

in my opinion yesterday we were in accounting la-la land and today in my opinion, we are in gimmick plans. this is a gimmick, and in my view and i gather that it is a new and not improving gimmick. thank you. >> mr. chairman, as the rules committee representative the budget committee mr. hastings you know i have always found -- i have enjoyed our dialogues over seven months here but to describe what happened yesterday as budget gimmickry -- i'm sorry. [laughter] i thank the gentleman gentleman for correcting that. i have to say, i don't know how the house was run before i got here seven months ago, but what happened yesterday was a bill was brought to this committee that was scored by the congressional budget office using their january baseline and those numbers were presented to each and every one of us as scored by the nonpartisan congressional budget office using their january baseline. then, it became apparent to folks that the new march baseline was going to change those numbers and instead of rushing back bill to the floor and i know it has happened in this body over and over and ov

say, are we allowed to give away a little bit of -- you're going to cause a little trouble in la la land big agency. >> is that what they call it? how big is his agency? >> we'll find out in season eight. >> and you brought gifts today. >> i had to bring, one of my restaurants in new york city, is right up the block here. so i brought something from the lunch menu, which is a lobster club sandwich. >> i'm going to go there today since you mentioned it. now nobody is going to be able to get in. everybody is going to be call you to get in. >> and this is called ciopinno, a san francisco-style seafood stew, with tomatoes and garlic. >> a little like the boulabaisse. >> cold? >> you can have it cold. >> i just did. >> we are now serving our cioppino cold. >> you are a lobster girl. >> i am a seafood girl. >> and i also brought a cocktail. >> that's delicious. >> i also brought a cocktail. this is something -- >> it's booze-day tuesday. >> we celebrate, the great cuisines of america. different regions of america, cocktails as well. this is called a bronx cocktail. it's a martini with orange j

two landing opportunities i guess for at la atlantis tomorw morning, right. phil? weather looks favorable for both. that would mean a final florida landing ending an era as the space shuttle atlantis comes back home to the kennedy space center. 13 days agorgeous history made. the last nasa space shuttle launched. it has traveled throughout its year 307 days in space and 126 million miles. so after the shuttle program is retired that means nasa would be dependent on the russians to get our astronauts up to the space station at $65 million a pop. >> they are great reliable partners. should we be dependent upon them? we need two different ways to get people to lower earth orbit. >> the future tore nasa right here. the ryan cap actual. a mockup of it. within it will be about four astronauts on top of a big rocket blasting to space and when they return they splash down in the old days just like the apollo. >> shepard: shuttle goes away, jobs go away. how many? >> the shuttle lands tomorrow and the next day, 3200 layoffs nationwide. the vast majority of those right here

las alamos, new mexico. >>> the same wildfire threatens sacred lands of native american indian tribes. firefighters are work to go keep the flames back from their cabins, pueblos and watersheds. >> it is 6:32. we want to get a check on your forecast. >> a rainy, rainy sunday morning. thunderboomers during the overnight woke some guests up early. if not, their pets certainly did pacing the halls. everything is pushing off to the east right now. d.c. is starting to dry out. i don't think we're done for the day, everybody. good morning, annapolis. shadyside, moderate rain. as we take a look at colonial beach and loveville, yeah, you've got showers and storms too. the weather today will have a lull. temperatures in the 70s this morning. then we're going to sneak an early high, around 90 or 91 with more afternoon showers and thunderstorms. i will have the rest of your weather forecast through the holiday weekend when i say you guys in a few minutes. >>> back in our headlines now, the secret service calling a plane that fly into a restricted airspace in maryland an accident. it veered near t

las alamos, new mexico. >>> the same wildfire threatens sacred lands of native american indian tribes. firefighters are working to keep the flames from from their cabins, pueblos and watersheds. 8:33, 75 degrees. >> a little bit of a rubbing us going on in the atmosphere. things are calming down. but don't be fooled because we will probably see more showers and thunderstorms as we head into the afternoon on this sunday. great to have you with us. 74 with a lull in the action. it's a little sticky outside from the higher humidity. 71 in sterling, clinton. annapolis, 72. it is 73 down culpepper way. a live look at digital doppler. we are drying up for just a little while. we'll work on the 86 by noon. isolated storm by then. better chances later in the afternoon. 90 at 3:00, 86 at 6:00. i'll put together the rest of your weather forecast. details coming up in just a few minutes. join me then. i'll see you in a bit. >>> dominique strauss-kahn is once again a freeman and spent the day out with his wife. on friday a judge dismissed his bail after new revelations about his accuser's credibil

the second plane landed safely in anchorage. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, now back to our program. >>due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> my grandma actually called me jumpy when i was a baby. i used to jump in the johnnie jumpups, and it stuck with me my whole life. and i've got some other nicknames. do you want to know them? some people call me b, just a regular b, because like a bee, a swarm of bees. and some people call me shearns because i click when they get not too far away from me. >> corcoran security housing unit, or cshu, is the largest in the state of california. and holds the worst of the worst inmates. robert glen is no exception. though ironically, his prison history all began with one nonviolent crime. >> i came to prison for grand theft auto, i got sentenced to three years. >> but instead of simply doing his time and going home, robert has assaulted more than a dozen inmates, lengthening his original sentence. >> because of all of them assaults, my points again rose to a level four inmate. and the classification committee decided to give me a

las vegas. it's in a much bigger parcel of land that is the largest federally restricted piece of real estate in the united states. it's about the size of connecticut, and it's called the nevada test and training range. inside of the nevada test and training range there is 1350 square miles parcel called the nevada test site. the nevada test site is divided up into quadrants. quadrant numbers have changed and shifted and gone underground over the years, but in essence they are one through 30, with some mysteriously missing. area 51 sits just outside of the nevada test site, but inside the crater land parcel that is the nevada test and training range. and '80s there that my book, the basis of my book centers, and that is where many of the most secret and perhaps most alarming national security projects took place, but also many of the most fantastic ones that kept us all safe, argue they kept us out of world war iii with the russians. certainly helped our pilots in vietnam. so some really great things went on there, and probably continue to go on there today. but with that said i'm going to read

a teenager that la >>> a chase, three crash scenes, several people hurt, including a child. the wild ride for a teenager that landed him in jail. >>> and it was dark. it was the smell of diesel. the burning fuel on your body. >> new details of a disaster at sea. a bay area survivor of that fishing boat accident off the coast of mexico describes what happened. >>> i know icon is an overused term these days but she truly is one. >> a look back at the life of betty ford and how she was an inspiration who touched so many lives. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a 17-year-old is in custody tonight after the chp says he stole a hummer, led them on a chase through vallejo, and crashed into several cars. the chase began on interstate 80, when chp officers were alerted by fairfield police. it continued through the streets of vallejo and ended when the hummer struck several vehicles. the hummer took the first car turning off redwood parkway on to broadway. four people were in that car including a 5-year-old who suffered serious head injuries. after that, the driver tried to make a run for it and hit three more cars wait

. >> but upon landing, the mystery passenger was questioned by the fbi. a nigerian national told the fbi he was in lauit people. he claimed he simply used the boarding pass and didn't buy a ticket. confirmed he had lost the boarding pass on a new york subway and simply printed another one at the airport kiosk. he was turned loose, but only for four days. fbi agents arrested him yesterday. they found him back at lax trying to board another flight, delta 46 to atlanta. again with a boarding pass that was not his own. and a search of his two bags turned up more suspects. at least ten more boarding passes in various names. he is now charged with being a stow way on an aircraft. he was screened for explosives and weapons and in that sense, presented no threat to the flight. the lapse by the screener checking id's is serious and the tsa says he could face disciplinary action. reagan national airport. >>> a bomb shell revelation about pg and e inspections. tonight the company says as many as 14 people may have lied about checking underground electrical facilities. the mercury news is reporting an internal p

las conchas is 19% contained tonight. it continues to threaten sites on native american land. >>> investigators confirmed the first tropical storm killed 19 people. for days arlene has been slamming central mexico with rain and flooding. the weather finally settled today. a few died in attempts to save others that turned disastrous but most died from drowning or accidents. thianest victim is 12 years old who was electriccuted. >>> in the bay area people getting ready for fourth of july. let's go to our meteorologist. you have plans for us tonight for keeping warm? >> bundle up. the winds are picking up and we are cooling down. at least along the coast. inland, warm summer nights. notice the wind, 24 miles per hour and the clouds out there today, bringing in the possibility of, well, whether or not we will be getting to see some of the fireworks. looks like what we see will be patchy. if you have plans to head out, you are in good shape. it will be a bit chilly. look at the winds, santa rosa, 10 miles per hour. 13 in san jose. still warm around some of the inland areas. sitting in the 80s and low 90s. tonight by fireworks t

las.. >> these helicopter pilots were just magnificent. you've seen them landike this or this, and the only room they had was to come straight down. if he couldn't get air, come five off or straight up. one crash, and boom, there goes your chopper and the evacuation is over. they come in on the roof, come in below, it's total chaos, and finally, gerald ford says we have to get the ambassador october there. what the hell is he still doing there? he was supposed to be there 12 hours ago. he won't leave, president ford. what do you mean he won't leave? this is going on in washington when one of my favorite characters in the book, jerry berry, a looks like a movie star, flying 18 hours, lands on a ussdubuque and says colonel, you will take the ambassador on your next run. yes, sir, you don't ask why. we don't ask a three-star why. yes, sir, i will is the answer. >> [inaudible] >> he gets in and flies in and he and the co-pilot taking small arms fire. a monsoon, they can't use the 45 and 5500 lanes anymore, and now they are flying ground level so they have to fly un

landed him in trouble. >> i see the slots there, i have a little itch. >> las vegas is not the place to go. >> no, no, no.ter this half hour, a woman who is caring for up to, get this, 700 cats. >> how is that possible? >> this story blows my mind. see how she changed her life to make some cats' lives just a little bit better. an amazing story. >> i love cats but even that's taking it a little too far i think. we'll see. >> we'll see how she handles it. >> keeping an open mind. >> a little too much. >>> first, seven teenagers are recovering from an attack they had prepared for but expected would never happen. they were nearing the end of a month-long survival training course in the remomo mountains far from anchorage and fairbanks. >> one situation they had drilled for as you can see is what to do if they should encounter a bear. that training ended up saving their lives when they came across a grisly who was with h h cub. two boys were seriously injured including sam gottsegen. >> they scattered and the bear started going after a bunch of kids in the group. and he, you know -- it got him. and knocked him

las vegas, tonight, 140- pound fight. fight ended in the fifth round when khan threw a right and landed at the beltline of juddah.tinue. khan unified the super lighweight title. . and that will do it for this saturday night edition of sports wrap. we'll see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> >> we have just learned of a shooting in richmond that has left 1 person dead and injured another person. be sure to join ktvu "mornings on 2" starting at 7:00 am, much more on this story. >> >> our coverage continues online at ktvu. com. thanks for joining us. . -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love s

las vegas last february. the new technology will be used in 40 airports across the country. >>> today's early-morning landingked the end of an era for america's space program. jim spellman is live in cape canaveral to show us the final touchdown of an american icon. >> reporter: good morning. it was really amazing just before dawn, the shuttle "atlantis" touched down. two weeks ago we saw it launch from here. did an excellent job of going to the international space station, transferred some supplies, did a final spacewalk. a little hard to imagine we'll never see another launch or landing like we saw today. i think the word that sums it up is "bittersweet." people are here still enjoying it. but tomorrow comes the bitter. we know 2300 people will get pink slips tomorrow. they will be out of a job. and about 8,000 nasa employees will be out of a job with uncertain futures for them and a lot of uncertainty where the space shuttle program is going. tori? >> yeah. i heard the chance there might be -- there might be a chance for the americans to carpool with the russians to get up there. so this is not the end of

landed here at regan national without help from an air traffic controller who dozed off. >> faa has since mandated they get 9 hours off between shift and try to prevent sleepy workers, ray laood said quote the american public must have confidence our nations air traffic controllers are rested and ready to work we have the safest air transportation system in the work we needed to make changes and we are doing that. >>> faa and air traffic controllers association agree to continue the policy not allowing controllers to take naps they must be available for recall at all time in washington fox news. >>> a small plane got a fighter jet escort after it came too close to camp david in maryland yesterday. authorities tried to contact the plane by phone when it didn't respond it was intercepted and escorted. the pilot was interviewed by secret service and it was all an accident. >>> time for a look at today's other stop stories three people are dead after a car hit a speed bump too fast the car rocketed flipped over and slammed into two tree it is driver and two men were ejected all three died a third passenger wasn't thrown and survived she is in serious condition the names of the

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under a bridge, check it out in las vegas, a homeless man, holding on for dear life over an overpass, crews tethered him to a safety line and life vest and guided him to dry landonal weather service says that storm dropped nearly an inch of rain, more than twice the previous record. >>> eye opening new numbers in the republican race for the white house. former governor mitt romney pulling way ahead of this field in fundraising, his war chest through just june, this has just been announced this morning, has grown to more than $18 million. that is ten times more than the number two spot occupied by ron paul who raked in 4 1/2 million dollars. will this race come down to who has the most cash? chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in washington. we understand that romney is even raising money outside of the country. what's up with that. >> reporter: he's got a cushion so he might as well use it. it's always the case that whoever has the most money wins but it definitely helps there's been lots of self-funding candidates who have not won the nomination or the presidency. mitt romney is doing well, 18.25 is three times what the other rivals come close

la rosa in for al. hey marx rhea. >> good morning. we have a couple of land lovers here enjoying new york city from michigan.ing to the beach. we head to myrtle beach, south carolina, where we do have a chance for afternoon .ndermsor otherwise. >>> spots of sun and 88 degrees. emsinp mind the southeast will see this afternoon those showers in unthrsunrms popping up. area of concern, though, the central plains and into the midwest for severe weather. that's where we're looking at the chance for the ten tral plains and into the midwest, gusty chance for hail. . >>> good morning to you. this is a live look from san jose, beautiful start. the sun is out. if you have any plans to take care of outside, you might want to do so now. 64, livermore, 62, sunnyvale, except in the city, really, really nice, only maxing out at 79 degrees. you are at 59 now in san francisco. 94, los gatos. 93, san jose. kicking ono the a.c. at 4:00 p.. you can give it a break later this week when the 80s are back. you. >> all right, thanks. >>> up next, kate's sense of style. the worldwide frenzy over her fashion choices as therohe norlh e