watch out with his ladder.ut always put it next to a big limb, you know, that it's going to hold your weight. ♪ >> how do you get the ones that are up in the top in the middle of the tree there? >> climb right in the middle of the tree. >> you have to climb up the tree? >> yeah. >> oh, man there is a bunch in here. i can't believe how much i'm learning. ow. for example, did you know orange trees have thorns? these thorns are the ones you want to stay away from. it took me 15 minutes to fill up this one bag. oh, yeah. stop trying to make me feel bad! [ speaking spanish ] >> i have to fill this bag in five minutes? >> yeah. >> that's a lot of work. mucho trabajo. >> mucho trabajo, si. [ speaking spanish ] >> you said you were crazy? [ speaking spanish ] >> he said $15 he would do it? >> yeah. >> so give me some advice tomorrow. since i'm going to be working all day tomorrow. [ speaking spanish ] >> you're going to be really, really tired. you're not even going to be able to sit on a toilet. >> si. it's not a cand

watch out with his ladder. but always put it next to a big limb, you know, that it's going to hold your weight. ♪ >> how do you get the ones that are up in the top in the middle of the tree there? >> climb right in the middle of the tree. >> you have to climb up the tree? >> yeah. >> oh, man there is a bunch in here. i can't believe how much i'm learning. ow. for example, did you know orange trees have thorns? these thorns are the ones you want to stay away from. it took me 15 minutes to fill up this one bag. stop trying to make me feel bad! [ speaking spanish ] >> i have to fill this bag in five minutes? >> yeah. >> that's a lot of work. mucho trabajo. >> mucho trabajo, si. [ speaking spanish ] >> you said you were crazy? [ speaking spanish ] >> he said $15 he would do it? >> yeah. >> so give me some advice tomorrow. since i'm going to be working all day tomorrow. [ speaking spanish ] >> you're going to be really, really tired. you're not even going to be able to sit on a toilet. >> si. it's not a candy bar. 1

. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw me a rope, i would have gone back in the tide to suelina. >> dennis and claudia are safe. suelina is still trapped inside the tunnel but she's not alone. >> i'm going to send you a rope and a life jacket. >> a rope and a life jacket. >> jake king is the first firefighter to arrive at the

. >> basically when you are using a ladder out there, make sure you keep the ladder 10 feet away from wires. make sure the ladder is secure, that it's on stable ground, that it's even. if it's on a hill, we really don't want you to use it on a hill, but if it's on a hill, make sure it's shimmieed with something stable. make sure it's at the right angle, we suggest 70 degrees. if you stick your hand on a rung, the angle of the ladder is about the right angle there. never let go of the ladder. stand in the center, climb straight up. if you climb on the edges of the rung, the ladder will go this way. look up so you know where you are going and you can see where you're going to climb. walk vertically. don't step off to the side of the ladder. kind of common sense. make sure you read chapter 7 through the . >> this class is managing a disaster. what happens and how do we fit in? emergency operation plan, everything is going to go through the mayor. you have the office of emergency services, everything is supposed to come together over on turk street. that's where the ham radio base station

. >> and then like from heaven the ladder came down, right in front of me.et out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed onto the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finely gol got ahold of hick, thank god he want a giant guy and i could lift him onto the ladder and get him out safe. >> i got him. under the arm. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to, somebody threw me a rope i would have gone back and tied it onto selena. >> dennis and claudia are safe. suelena is still trapped inside the tunnel. but she is not alone. jake king is the first firefighter to arrive at the bridge after the 911, before the camera starts to record. he hears the desperate calls for help and decides he can't wait for more firefighters to come. >> so i jumped in the water and i was sucked into the culvert but i did get inside. suelena r

you didn't really climbed ladder. you came in kind of a god from atlantis. >> i was going to tell you, i wish i could take credit for being as bright and figuring out my career at age 24. it was not that way at all. i was extraordinarily pass -- passive. the company grown rapidly and we have lots of people. we've won lots awards. we're on a path to do something successful. i wake up every morning feeling like we have lot more to do. i have the outset of figuring out my career. >> sally how do you feel about your advancement and where other women go. neither one of are you traditional. many guys go up the ladder. >> what i can say with, almost absolute certainlity if i had started my first really big job was running smith barney. if i started at the bottom there as trainee, i never would have made it to the top. because, this is sort of the old wall street, is that the interviewing process they use and questionnaire was from the marine corps. in order to then -- you had to make it in. women financial advisors tend to b

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gerri: i like laddering, martin, what do you say?y thing i might add is, people have to also avoid things like electric utility stocks and reits. other types of investment. gerri: joe -- >> super important. there are bond funds that have mmaturity dates in them, there are buried treasures, that avoid hassle of laddering individual bonds. >> joaz, quickly, we don't have a lot of time, but i want to get topic, i am -- consumed by looking at the playing field for individual visitors, is entering even, do we get a fair shake? are we handled in a manner that is fair, today news from thompson reuters, they will now longer give excusive investors early access to widely followed consumer confidence index, they are changing their policy, they gave the information on out early, here is what reutters said, believes that news and information companies can legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news to services provided to fee paying surscribers, i feel that there are other indexes they will hole up, i think that is unfair. >> i ag

affordable education, affordable housing that's secure, enable people to save for retirement, provide ladders of opportunity into the middle class. he made clear today he is going to use ever lever he has at his disposable. he is going to seek legislation. some things are much easier to do with cooperation of congress. but he's also going to use executive actions. he described a very important one to connect all schools to high-speed internet within five years. and he's also-- and i think this is important-- going to use his convening power as president to call on c.e.o.s to urge them to give the unemployed another look. too many long-term unemployed have been shut out of the job market through no fault of their own. he praised some companies today, like costco, which have treated their workers very well. and i think you're going to see more of that going forward. and he'll lay out more specifics. >> rose: we conclude with four journalists who often focus on the state of the economy. david leonhardt of the "new york times." robin harding of the "financial times." matthew bishop of the "the ec

one wealth concentrates at the top it can't inflate the bubbles that threaten the economy when the ladder of opportunity close farther apart it undermines the very essence of america. tracy:republicans pain and the satin. >> back to the economy saying it is more empty promises. and house speaker says it is the straight with no candy. here is what lew dawson had

the first step on the ladder is not supposed to be comfortable.'re not supposed to be hanging out there. you double the salary, turn that rung into a hammock. you're supposed to be on the lowest rung and say god, i want to move up. only going to be here six months, three months. i am not supposed to stay here. double the salary. what you're saying, don't learn different skills, get comfortable, do it here, and what happens, it eliminates jobs for other people. >> it seems when you have these fights, they seem like every other month there's a new target from unions against a corporation in america, last month or three weeks ago we talked about walmart, that was the target. now it is mcdonald's and other fast food restaurants. why is it they don't seem, unions, don't seem to be able to get past this gap of saying that there will be no impact on businesses? like there's an endless supply of money. >> remember what you said about president obama and al sharpton, they're not listening? the unions aren't listening. if you listen to the audio that was ju

they were able to stretch out the ladder and you can see the guy steps in, and he is taken to safety. >> dash cam catches a dramatic scene on the street when -- >> bus comes crashing into this intersection, collides with four cars. >> find out what sent this bus barrelling through. >>> and it is a stick of dynamite that you can eat. >> basically beef wrapped up in a bacon weave. >> let's get the dynamite sticks on the grill. >> see what you need for the ultimate taste ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. >>> this may be one of the most visually stunning weather videos that we have ever seen for several different reasons. first of all, it was shot inside the jefr on memorial in washington, d.c. makes it pretty visually stunning. look just beyond the columns. are you actually seeing a derecho fly through the area. it is a widespread straight line wind storm that is associated with land based fast-moving thunderstorms. it can have hurricanes and tornado forced winds, so

. >> john: they went to court and sued companies that made ladders.re weren't enough warnings on ladders. are we safer because of that? >> the studies show we are a little safer. warnings is one of the cheapest ways to reduce accidents and if we don't, guess who pays for to those accidents. the accidents will happen and question is can we reduce them. otherwise you and i pay. >> john: how do they help. 41 warnings? >> the result is nobody reads the warnings. >> john: there is 41! >> how many go shopping and actually read the label. >> john: stick around because i wanted to abuse you more. most americans supported this legislation. that is why, no, i they can't. to try to show instinct active reactions, there ought to be a law, they think the new law will solve the problem. one group of people understand the harm they do is people that try to open a business or run a business. when you do that, you discover that pile over there includes rules that can torture you. >> i cannot physically comply to the bulk of them. >> nick runs a flower shop near my hom

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but meredith roared through our learning ladder and became part of your career ladder and her legacy echoes to this day. she is one of our brightest and just really, my heart warms to think about how big of an impact the san francisco zoo has on our families and children, and meredith, again, you really made me a success, you really did. thank you. okay. as they say, let's go to the may report, let's do the numbers. the zoo is having an incredible year, and lots of people are coming now and that is great. may was overbudget by 5000 people and year-to-date attendance, almost 100,000 people over our budget and that -- there are a couple of reasons to explain this. of course weather is one, but we also have some great opportunities. for example, in may we did have a mother's day event and every mom showed up with a kid and that means grandma too got into the zoo free. i want to point out that we are also doing -- we did the same thing for fathers in june, any father who showed up with a kid or grandfather, they also got in free. but some of the other reasons to this success, i think, ar

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projects and deals, for example, in the hunters point candlestick development, there is a housing ladder that is much broader because it includes both the public housing rebuild under hub sf all the way to working families all the way up to really the 120 to 160, which is not typically built in san francisco, but that was a required subsidy of that particular development. so -- >> and we don't have the flexibility at this point in this project to make those kinds of changes? >> no. as ms. riley describes, on average, 60 and below, but really the reality is because of the direct access to housing, the lost units that the board recently approved throughout mission bay, transbay, we're able to get that on average at 60 even in mission bay, significantly lower. >> okay, thank you. i thank you for that information. i brought up these points mostly because one of my biggest concerns, of course, is affordability and i do know that we are in this city approving thousands of market rate housing that are not within reach of the average san franciscan, which is a real challenge. and i have some rea

firefighters called in 20 engines and 7 ladder trucks on the scene fighting the blaze. the fire is still under investigation. >>> and we return to aerodeveloping story from sfo this morning, a team from the national transportation safety board arrived in san francisco overnight to begin the formal investigation into yesterday's deadly crash of asiana airlines flight 214. this is the first picture from the team. you can see the burned out wreckage there in the background. right now, officials from the airline are headed to the -- headed to sfo to meet with investigators as well. we have also learned that the black boxes from the flight have been found in the wreckage and are now headed to washington, d.c. for examination. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from sfo this morning where there was to be a press conference at 7:30. we're waiting for it. what can you tell us, bob? >> good morning, we're not sure if the press conference at sfo is going to happen or not. as you mentioned, it was supposed to start about 20 minutes ago. we did speak one-on-one with the c

is there a ladder up that you see?e is a ladder up, due to the union we're called fast food forward. new york community for change, if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have a vice. it makes a difference when someone is behind me backing me saying, we're here to support you, speak up. this is wrong, this is illegal. things like cutting your check. i work 65 hours one week and i got paid 33 for one week and they split the hours various in four next weeks. >> they split it so you wouldn't get the overtime rate? >> exactly. i used to have to choose between going to school and working. at the end of the day, it's either i get my education or i feed my kids. i have to decide to buy lunch or do i pay rent. we, as workers, we're working hard we work. all we ask to do is get paid, that's it. >> is it possible for someone like kfc, your employer, if you could talk to them and talk to the people in washington who are going to be looking over this vote, what would you say to them. >> if you were in my position, would you work for $

just like on the outside a person will try to move up the social ladder. it's the same in prison. the bottom of that ladder is segregation, the hole, where the inmate will spend most of their time by themselves without any privileges. at the top of that ladder is general population, where an inmate will have about as much freedom as you can in prison. >> serving a 60-year sentence for several crimes including rape and with a long list of violent offenses inside indiana state prison, inmate brian collins was fortunate to have been moved out of the intensive detention unit to the less restrictive chronic care unit. but not long after the move his luck ran out. >> mr. collins has been accused of assaulting another inmate. there was never a verification of that, but the accusation was there. >> brian had a history of aggressive behavior, a history of getting into fights with inmates and staff. he was a convicted sex offender, obviously in jeopardy inside a prison, so i think a lot of his aggressive behavior was a means of protecting himself. >> prison officials allowed us to give coll

it is in all of our best interests if we provide those ladders of opportunity into the middle class. as the president said so eloquently today, the rungs of that ladder are becoming farther and farther apart. for the first time, people are wondering whether or not their children are actually going to do better than they've done. that's always been a part of their american dream. that corner stone is if you work hard, you get a good education, a good job, you don't have to worry about going broke if you get sick or you're in an accident. and then at the end of a very long career, you can retire with dignity and a little money in your pocket. that's what the american people want. and their expectation is as the people who elected them in congress are going to be here in washington fighting on their behalf every day. what the president said today is we have to refocus our efforts and remember why we're here. we're here to build that middle class. >> now, you know, the right wing has talked about their priority was deficit reduction. and when we look at the fact that we've seen the defic

here to take a look at my roof and in the process of unpacking it by the way it's cheaper than a ladder and in the process of trying it out in a depression in my neighbor's yard so this is something that people can just perch it's you told me earlier that these are very affordable just about anybody can do this this is less expensive than the latter would be and it comes with a high definition camera so you know i thought might be more fun fun way to get to see my roof and a lot easier to store than a sixty foot ladder and what you brought you brought the actual device this is the drone shield right here can you and you brought the how does it how does it all work well so sort of to wrap up the story i know crashing my neighbor's yard and you know it was a big incident and you know combine that with the kind of ambient you know discussion the media of drones and privacy concerns and it dawned on me that nobody was addressing drones from a technological perspective and we thought you know with cheap by. processing power this is a raspberry pi right here for thirty five dollars you know l

if it is going up the ladder, jack lew was chief of staff. we have to take that into account, he could be a player in the game too, but i will say from jack lew from your expectations of media, lou, come on, wake up, lou. >> juan, thank you, i will try to gain consciousness. thank you. juan. >> monica thank you. >> always. lou: we'll have much more on this president's new bellicose, bullying language, shocking throughout the broadcast here tonight. >> detroit, broke, bankrupt, and looking for a way to fight off its creditors. believe it or not, motor city is looking to obama care for a bailout. >> fox news contract mike emmanuel with the respect right here. hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 televisision commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sig it feels good to help people save... with great discounts like safe driver, multicar, and multipolicy. so call me today. you'll be glad you did. cannonbox! [splash!]

here to take a look at my roof and in the process of unpacking it by the way it's cheaper than a ladder and in the process of trying it out in a depression in my neighbor's yard so this is something that people can just perch it's you told me earlier that these are very affordable just about anybody can do this this is less expensive than the latter would be and it comes with a high definition camera so you know i thought might be a lot more fun fun way to get to see my roof and a lot easier to store than a sixty foot ladder and what you brought you brought the actual device this is the drone shield right here can you and you brought the how does it how does it all work well so sort of to wrap up the story i know crashing my neighbor's yard and you know it was a big incident and you know combine that with the kind of ambient you know discussion the media of drones and privacy concerns and it dawned on me that nobody was addressing drones from a technological perspective and we thought you know with cheap by. i'm processing power this is a raspberry pi right here for thirty five dollars

we can see the forward ladder extended. we can see it's in landing configuration. something happened which caused the aircraft to tail strike or to come down heavy which then has left the landing gear collapsing which has caused the aircraft to spin round and multiple times before leaving the runway. and what the investigators will focus on is the -- is those final moments of flight and then focus on the evacuation, the fire, which looks to have been fierce at the top of the fuselage. >> okay. just getting new information in, richard, from the 7faa, flights into and out of san francisco airport has been canceled following the crash of flight 214 from seoul, south korea, that's according to the faa, all flights have been canceled in and out of san francisco international airport. some of those flights are being diverted to l.a.x., so if you are concerned about someone there, please contact the airline for details. but, again, flights canceled in and out of san francisco international airport. some of the flights are being sent to l.a.x., diverted to l.a.x., because

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when wealth concentrates at the top it can inflate unstable bubbles and when the rungs on the ladder of opportunity grow farther and farther apart, it undermines the says sense s th america the idea if you work hard you can make it here. that is why reversing these trends has to be washington's highest priority. it has to be washington's highest priority. [ applause ] >> it is certainly my highest priority. [ applause ] >> unfortunately over the past couple of years, too often, washington has made it worse. >> i have to say because i'm looking around the room i have friends here who are republicans. and who work -- i worked with in the state legislature and they did great work. we've seen a sizable group of republican lawmakers suggest that they wouldn't vote to pay the bills that congress rang up and that harmed the recovery and we can't afford to repeat that. rather than reduce our deficits with a scalple, maybe are in need of reform making government more efficient, we have folks leaving in place a meat cleaver, that has cost jobs and gutted investments in education and science an