frank when he was coach under vince lombardi you were never to be on time with coach lombardi.re ten minutes ahead of time so you were late. we live by lombardi time. >> i like that. >> you have to factor in that things are going to happen. life happens. >> sometimes if people are eating with us they want to show up early. i know when others come to meet us feel like they are late because we are already sitting there. >> everybody has just so much time in their lives. if you are chronicily late you are saying my time is more important than everybody else's. nobody's time is more important. >> what about five minutes late? >> things happen. you get stuck in traffic or the elevator. i think people have a grace period of five or ten minutes. people always late and come in breathless and always drama. >> the subway broke and it's like i don't want to know. >> you know we don't like your sexy photos online. >> for young teens who think it is cool to be like i'm at the beach look at my earrings and their boobs are out don't do that. studies show people don't like that. they looked at

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children's facilities to throw a ball or frisby or safe place to take pictures all the way down from lombardy street. there have been many properties in transition from the parks and recreation in 1948. unfortunately there was no finances to them. even in 55 plans done and approved by the city, failed to go anywhere. this plan was different as many of referenced the community has been able to raise $9 million out of the budget. this has been done under difficult circumstances with no promise of success and in fact skepticism since nothing has happened to this park in decades. this can be considered a model public private partnership. not only in terms of the private funds to construct the park, but to maintain it going forward so it doesn't affect parks and recreation budget. once this gets transferred, i'm sure more funds will be available. we are asking your support in helps us create a new and beautiful park for san francisco, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is lyell a, i'm speaking in support of the park. i moved to san francisco from the midwest

the claretentioned jug, this is no stanley cup or world cup or vince lombardi trophy, this is nascar.ew hampshire motor speedway dave matt kenseth -- gave matt kenseth a live 25 pound lobster. >> ok. >> whatever. >> it's a little fishy, i know. >> i knew you had one in you, tim. >> the providence, rhode island, fire department has a new team member with an inspiration for my young leukemia patient. >> today, they swore in the who isniffing canine, named after a seven-year-old tyler, who won the hearts across the country to fight leukemia and become a firefighter. home two weeks ago after a successful bone marrow transplant. tyler the dog is now on duty. what a team. >> tomorrow, i think the timing, later in the afternoon and evening. e futurecast, showers arriving in the late afternoon, early evening. come along showers with the front. tomorrow evening, all of this is out of here by midnight, 1:00 in the morning, with the heaviest lifting off to the north and east. 7:00 in the morning wednesday, lower humidity, looking at cooler temperatures, high of 80 degrees. comfortable temperatur

water levels surged in lombardi, a region prone to flooding. parts of belgium are also underwater.uesday night, -- families were rescued from their flooded homes. here and elsewhere, it is bound to take months to repair the damage. >> some sports news now. the european athletics commission -- germany has excluded an anti-long jumper from the team. >> they say his carbon fiber blade lends him an unfair advantage against able-bodied athletes on two legs. >> markus rehm at his best. the track star was on fire at last weekend's german championships, lending a personal best of 8.2 meters. that should have earned him a place in the european championships, but the german athletics association decided against including rehm on on the team. >> the data we have seen since then have raised doubts about whether his performance is really comparable. whether the carbon fiber on the prosthetic has significant advantages over the human ankle. >> the debate is nothing new to the 25-year-old. he says he is still disappointed by the athletic association's decision. >> i have a slower approach speed.

i'm shootout i live on kearny which is the other end of telegraph hill boulevard at the top of lombardy i've attended three or four of the community meetings and this last project is huge. i sent you a letter i assume you've read it i'll outline some of my complaints why on earth is there not an eir required for this it's such american people impact if you see what has to be pulled out of the site the garage is 4 levels down how many feet is that and come out on telegraph hill boulevard there's no accountability street access. the bulk on filbert street steps i've asked the talent the architect why they can't have a different facade it relates better to the hill character rather than a large project which is it's correct that the whitney in the garden daily house is incredible but why have 3 clones coming down the staircase this project needs fine tuning thank you very much. do best for san francisco on this one this is a problem child. thank you. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. oak seeing none, public comment is closed public comment is closed >> commissioner anto

> when the broncos won their first super bowl in 1998 bowlen famtsly handed john elway the vince lombardiy. he called that the high light of his career. the team will still be owned by the family trust. the game was shortened by a fierce thunderstorm that whipped new york city. the yankees stadium grounds crew had a tough time rolling out the tarp over the infield. after the rain stopped both managers decided the field conditions were too wet and dangerous for players. >>> and a sweet apology from lebron james to the neighbors in his ohio community. you might remember that crowds that formed outside his home earlier this month when he was rumored to return to the cleveland cavs. well, on wednesday lebron said, i'm sorry, to his neighbored with a delivery of cupcakes and a note apologizing for the chaos. he re-signed to the calves after playing the last four years in miami. >>> when they returned they got gore they mask and the rest of their clothes. surveillance cameras catch a team of burglars in the buff. ithought to the acidityh in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinki

kim, to paraphrase vince lombardi, what in the heck is going on around here? >> this is crazy.ut ten days ago, congressional investigators got a tip from a guy who works in the irs counsel's office. he was giving private testimony and he said, we may have some tape after all and might have lois lerner's e-mails. koskinen confirmed it looks as though there may be backup taipz and indeed the e-mails may be on it. he also acknowledged this has come out of the fact that the treasury inspector general is conducting yet another investigation. he was the guy who blew the pri whistle in the first place on the irs. it appears these tapes have only been found as a result of his investigation. this is the same irs who only a month ago said, without a doubt, these tapes are all gone. there's no way we can -- >> so given that, how are we going to find out what is the real truth here? who is going to be the person who is responsible for going in and saying, yes, we have them or no, we don't. or are we going to have to rely on the word of the irs again and be back here six months later saying

time to bring in the vince lombardi of viral video debunking. aka. captain disillusion. >> greetings children, captain disillusion here. >> i would be willing to take my reputation on the fact that these videos are not real. >> here's a highlight from the captain. >> gentleman, i give you nfl fantasy files. chris cooley positions himself behind the wall, but the pass serves as a transition to a shot of him behind the wall where a hole is cut. a he thrust his hands through the hole and elegant animation of dust and debris does the rest. a moment later the football is placed in cooley's hands, and cooley emerges victorious. >> pull. >> and what about joe flaco at the shooting range? >> they filmed every element that makes this happen separately. joe throwing the ball, the ball flying there the sky, and the clay pigeon exploding and combined them together to make it look real. >> all interesting theories, but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are, theories. we may never have a clear winner in the bogus versus bona fide riva

he's a real vince lombardi pooper. klimson is from germany. why does team usa have a german coach?s that make sense? do we really need a guy in there that thinks david hasselhoff can sing? and just his way of talking, i have to say it doesn't blend with the traditional american can-do spirit. i don't know what he is like in practice. at the press conference this morning, he wasn't exactly inspirational. >> will we win the world cup? to me it is just not realistic. in fact, the thought of winning anything in life is but a cruel joke. played on the foolish, weak-minded. for we are but vapors, shrinking through the voids, and merging with the blackness once more. silence and nothingness forever. next meaningless question. >> you see what i am saying? it's not the kind of thing you are going to grab your pom-poms and run on to a field with. not almost is everyone on the planet excited about the world cup, a few people who aren't on are excited, too. three astronauts on the space station made this video. you can see they got a little mini soccer ball there. they got their shoes off. and

. >> thinking about the super bowl, the lombardi trophy coming to the steve brotherly love.ybody that's on our schedule, be prepared. we're coming for you and yes, i will be in your house this year. arizona, green bay, new york and washington, be aware. yeah. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! for life. >> reporter: be aware, be afraid whatever you want to be but we have a lot of people out here who are very excited. >> i want you to see what this says s it says say what, you can't duplicate. >> reporter: why are you out here today? it's summer. this is the best time to see the players, right? >> i'm just excited 'cause i want to see the eagles, my favorite team playing and. >> reporter: came all the way from dallas. >> yes. >> reporter: you live in dallas and you're an eagles fan? this is the best news yet. tell us more. >> well, i'm just excited to see the quarterbacks, the wide receivers, every player that's going to be here today. >>emt out here. it's just beginning and this is the first of three public practices. the next one is going to be held on sunday, same time, same place here

father lombardi, the papal spokesman, said at a briefing just a few moments ago, that he saw that bothope and the victims were very moved by the meeting. >> and obviously, father beck, this is an important gesture here. but some of the -- one of the leading groups, the survivors network of those abused by priests really says that this is not enough. they feel that this is basically a stunt, if you kind of boil down what they're saying. and some critics of the vatican say, yes, this pope has done a lot to root out corruption, this pope has been more accepting of homosexual catholics but hasn't done enough on this topic. do you think this is enough? >> well, i think really it is the beginning. remember, he hasn't been pope all that long. he's the first pope to meet with abuse victims at the vatican. he hosted them for a dinner. he then had mass with them. he gave a very moving homily this morning. if you read the text of that, he said jesus weeps in the gospel like the church and i and others are weeping over this. he said there is no room for this in the catholic church. i understand th

. >> when our mvp, and you got a lombardi trophy, you can do whatever you want. >> oh, good for him.>> i love that. >> that made my morning. >>> all right, coming up next on cbs this morning, southwest airlines put passengers at risk? why the faa wants to to fine the company $12 million. >>> now to continue following your local news weather traffic and sports, we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good morning, family. hope to see you in a bit. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, july 29th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the most intense night of bombing yet in gaza, palestinians get an ominous phone call. >>> 160 whale watchers forced them to spend the night at sea. >>> and inside the elaborate pot grow that is so big inmates are now being used for the plan. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> israeli air strikes hammer gaza.

father lombardi and i explained it carefully afterwards that rather than adoring the god of jesus christspirit and truth, people who were perpetrating these action were adoring a false god. it was completely sacrilegious against our very nature. he went furth they are morning in the homily saying our primary role as religious leaders, men of the cloth is to lead people to god. god help us if we step between that relationship, sever it. he went so far as to say the same punishment will be inflicted on you, you will be thrown into the sea with a millstone around your neck. the pope is extremely serious about this. >> lastly, i want to ask, not all victims groups were thrilled with this announcement. the president of snap, survivor network of those abused by priests, let's not mistake this meeting today real action. the meeting today will not make children safer. what is your response? >> my response is snap in its origins existed for a very good purpose. that was to bring about this, expose it and to bring about healing. with pope francis taking such decisive actions, it's about time snap

the washington post has said or vinceto john madden lombardi winning 13 super bowls -- that didn't really happen but you get the point. his extraordinary success has seen his influence expand -- extend weight past the soccer. a school devoted a case study to him last year. tony blair recalls calling him about a vice for his cabinet. here is a look at the retirement speech. man that has been part of the tapestry of the club as 15 cups, one european super cup, two champions league titles, 13ercontinental cup, and from your league titles -- premier league titles. end. doesn't mean the them ratherhing than suffer with them. theou think about last-minute goals, the comebacks, even the defeats are all part of this club. thank you for that. also, the bad times here, club stood behind me. all the staff stood by me, the players stood by me. you should stand by your new manager. >> that is the new manager you chose. you left them in the very place -- tough place to be because he is following you. some would say you don't want to follow the guy that follows. you want to follow the guy that follows a

and it is very important in fact, father lombardi who is the spokesperson for the vatican after the meetingaid this was not a public relations event. this was a very serious meeting between the pope and these six people who had been abused by clergy. each one of them got to meet privately with the pope. they spent about an average of 30 minutes and one of them talked after that meeting. her name is marie kane. she's 43 years old. abused as a teenager. and she was very frank with the pope. she told him that cardinal sean brady of ireland must go. he is accused of not doing enough when he learned about a pedophile priest back in the 1970s. she said it's the hierarchy, the people who move priests from parish to parish. those are the people that have to go and that her faith won't be restored until that happens. she described the meeting as amazing, and she said she found it -- she was very happy that the pope is short because he did not tower over her and he captain eye contact throughout the entire meeting. >> fascinating event. historic event. this whole tragedy that you've been covering sin

he said, compare it to john madden or vince lombardi winning 13 sub-s during their careers. of course, that didn't happen but you get the point. ferguson's extraordinary success seen its influence extending way beyond the soccer game he loved so much. harvard devoted a case study to his principles of leadership last year. tony blair called him for advice about his cabinet. and economist magazine called him britain's steve job. >> one man has painted the tap industry of the history of this globe. five clubs. ten charity community shields. one winner's cup, one european cup, two champion league titles, eight continental cups, one world cub and 13 pry mere league titles! >> i enjoy watching them rather than suffer with them. but if you think about it, those last-minute goals that come back, even the defeats, are all part of i it's been unbelievable for all of us, so thank you for that. i would also like to remind you that the club stood by me, all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me. you stand by our new manager. >> charlie: i should say that's a new manager you chose

lombardy's seductively beautiful lakes district, where italy meets the alps, seems heaven-sent for communingnd of so many popular lakes, the million-euro question is -- which one? while all the lakes have their charms, lake como is my favorite. it offers the best mix of accessibility, scenery, and offbeat-ness with a heady whiff of aristocratic-old-days romance. lake como is lined with elegant 19th-century villas, crowned by snowcapped mountains and busy with fleets of little ferries. it's a good place to take a break from the intensity of urban turnstile sightseeing. it seems half the travelers you'll meet have tossed their itineraries into the lake and are actually relaxing. today the hazy, lazy lake's only serious industry is tourism. lake como's isolation and flat economy have left it pretty much the way 19th-century romantic poets first described it. production funding for this program is provided in part by: and by viewers like you. >> narrator: monolithic works of art dot the american landscape, often soaring to heights as great as a ten-story building. powerful in stature, yet gracef

vatican spokesman reverend lombardi who fielded soccer questions this week with a chuckling amusement documented that the two men would watch the game together or at all. father lombardi said the current pope sent the argentine his best wishes but added francis watches very little television. the final of the world cup, of course, taking place tomorrow. one other sports story that's gathering headlines across country treat and on plenty of front pages today is lebron james' decision to go back to ohio. the front page of miami herald, farewell to the king. lebron james chooses the cavaliers is the headline there over to an ohio paper, "the independent" "i'm coming home" a picture of lee bron james on the front pages of everything from the los angeles times to the front page of the financial times, members of congress tweeting about this as well. senators on capitolhill, from ohio tweeting about this. rob portman, welcome home, the northeast ohio king james! is his tweet from yesterday. a big week for cleveland. other greets members of congress on this issue, you can check them out on t