that is 520 mason st.. you can see it on the screen. it is also equipped with everything you need for electric vehicles, charging possibilities. you also have the drive now program there, valet service. $10 is a good price, i think, so let's consider booking mason street. here you can see, congratulations, you receive the best offer. by chance, we even have a special going on today. just by chance. if you will press the confirmed button, you will have booked the first parking spot on park now. here you can see, all you need is this qr code to enter the parking garage. the spot will be reserved for you. no more hassling with money. >> fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. [applause] >> all i want to say is, if there any questions after that great explanation, we do have some speakers here for a few moments to answer any questions, so please feel free to ask questions around the cars, if you would like. thank you very much. [applause]

that is 520 mason st.. you can see it on the screen. it is also equipped with everything you need for electric vehicles, charging possibilities. you also have the drive now program there, valet service. $10 is a good price, i think, so let's consider booking mason street. here you can see, congratulations, you receive the best offer. by chance, we even have a special going on today. just by chance. if you will press the confirmed button, you will have booked the first parking spot on park now. here you can see, all you need is this qr code to enter the parking garage. the spot will be reserved for you. no more hassling with money. >> fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. [applause]

that is 520 mason st.. you can see it on the screen. it is also equipped with everything you need for electric vehicles, charging possibilities. you also have the drive now program there, valet service. $10 is a good price, i think, so let's consider booking mason street.

was south of the transfer -- the mason decisiodixon line. st. augustine was established in the late 1850's during the separate but equal and in most cases on equal time. this school was started by the first order of black roman catholic nuns, the oblate sisters of providence out of baltimore, maryland. their purpose was to educate black children. these nuns persistence and unflinching sacrifice influence my mother's life and my life. my mother was in high school when the march on washington occurred. the weeks leading up to the march, my mother participated in many peaceful demonstrations and picket lines in front of the white house. again, this is another example of unshakable persistence and sacrifice. she did this being afraid and not reacting when the white agitators were spitting on her and her girlfriend. it was important for her to peacefully continue in her fight for justice and civil rights. i mother was the first to obtain a college degree and went on to an education in education that lasted for decades. my work ethic was derived from

national recreation area, the golden gate national parks conserve advance si, the fort mason center, presidio trust, st. francis yacht club, national parks service, dynamo donuts, the merchant's association, city yachts, micro soccer league, the marina property's association, san francisco marina harbor association, joan jerardo, we posted at the degaussing station and supervisor ferrell's newsletter for the month of september, there are two articles in the marina times, it is a free publication which is distributed to the pacific heights and marina neighborhoods. thus far, we've received a lot of community feedback on this project. we have a lot of support on this project including at marina community station, fort mason center, golden gate yacht mrub, the presidio ymca, the mission merchant's association, the golden gate restaurant association, the chamber of commerce, the national parks conservancy, the last meeting, a couple of the restaurant managers did come out to support this endeavor, as well as two of the landlords, drakes east bay company, we're excited because they're a local company, food

and the man you hear is thomas mason, a newspaper writer in st. his laughter from 134 years ago. >>> a picture in the news. an ancient volcanic lake on the big island in hawaii, roaring back to life. tonight, lava rising to a record high, just feet from spilling onto the floor of the halema'uma'u crater. and scientists are watching it carefully. >>> and, a video, back in the news. perhaps the most famous rendition of "happy birthday." ever. madison square garden, 1962, marilyn monroe singing to president john f. kennedy. ♪ happy birthday mr. president >> well, tonight, we have this new image. look at it. faint pink. it's in color. a version seen for the first time offering a new angle from the orchestra pit. it was filmed by a member of ella fitzgerald's band. the film goes up for auction next month. and we really do want to hear from you, so, tell us which pictures, people and quotes capture your imagination every day. we are reading them online, abcnews.com, or tweet them to us, #instantindex. >>> coming up here, how much does your dog know abou

mason university campus. the home opener is november 3 against the boston celtics. the nationals had a bump in the road when they got defeated by the cardinals in st. louis. >> tied at one game apiece now. fans were disappointed by the loss, but are looking forward to the rest of the series. the team now goes back to dc. >> maryland state police investigating the action of two troopers during game 1 of the american league division series. the troopers were part of a security force at camden yards. they are accused of asking derek jeter and another player for their autographs during the ninth inning. the yankees went on to win sunday's game. the orioles won monday night, the series -- trying to a series at one game apiece. >> robert griffin iii will play on sunday against the vikings. >> this is after he suffered a concussion in the last game. he saw an independent neurologist on monday evening. coach mike shanahan says if he passes all the test, he will be a dog waited on a treadmill and do some other of physical work today. the falcons are undefeated in the nfl as well as the texans. the texans beat the jets monday night, 23-17. 4:39 on this tues

st. louis newspapers from that time announcing the exhibition of this device and it was attributed to a man named thomas masonho was actually a journalist and he used the pen name i.x. pect, so i expect. he was apparently a humor writer. and it was recorded he purchased this machine and made an exposition of it in june of 1878. so our closest guess is that he is probably the person speaking. >> suarez: you know, all kinds of machines, devices have been made to capture and reproduce sounds, pictures, and yet we can't listen to our view many of those images today. do we have to be careful that we preserve every old scrap of sound we've got? create a sound library, if you will, so that a century from now people will be able to listen to for instance, this conversation? >> i think that's very important to create stable archives of the information that we create as a culture. either you can debate as the amount of information gets larger and larger how best to do that but that's a question of, you know what do we do to preserve what's being created today and in the future and also what do we do to preserve that wh