not so, michelle miller shows us, >>> old spice. marketing it to a new generation may seem pretty tough. not so. michelle miller shows us when you have the internet and a very manly man. >> look at your man. >> what startedded as a single sexy ad in february. >> you're on a boat with a man your man can smell. >> is now perhaps the most successful internet marketing campaign ever. >> the whole commercial is just phenomenal. >> really funny. >> everything that he does is so unexpected. >> this week the creators of the old spice body wash campaign rolled out a wave of over 180 different youtube ads featuring former nfl player. each one a personal response to questions from fans posted on the website twitter. >> hello anonymous. >> i'm glad that some or most of you are liking any old spice commercial. >> swan dive. >> so far 21 million people have watched him make his dead pan pitch. >> got to create something that would not put off men but would drag women in. >> reporter: eric bald win win is one of the marketing brains behind the bli

back to aneesh chopra and ellen miller then. as far as this information is concerned, you know, journalists are trained to always be skeptical. anything you tell me, hmm, i'm gonna look at 3 different ways, and that's appropriate because we found in the past we can't always trust government information, but now we're talking about more government information going directly to people without journalists perhaps in the middle to contextualize it. so where does information leave off and spin or even propaganda take up? ellen? >> well, i'm less worried about the spin and propaganda and citizens understanding the data than i am about the availability of the data frankly. we just haven't seen--when data.gov, for example, was created and 3,000 feeds of information were there--we haven't seen a misuse of that data or a massive misunderstanding of the data. i think there is always the need for professional filters. i mean, to suggest that the world of media is gonna go away, whether they're professional journalists or citizen journalists

michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> that was michelle miller reporting. >>> all right.he most watched video on youtube belongs to a 16-year- old pop star. oh, yes. justin's music video for baby has been viewed more than 246 million times. and just surpassed lady gaga's bad romance to take the all time lead. >> oh, no. >> he actually got his first big break on youtube. he was notified of the milestone today. and he tweeted a thank you to his fans fondly known as believe bers. he's in the bay area tonight. >>> wearing high heels could permanently change your calf muscles and tendons making it uncomfortable to wear flats. we need to take a close up of roberta's shoes eventually. studied women who wear heels two inches high or more on a regular basis, and they found some had shortened muscle fibers and thicker akeel leads tendons. researchers say a thicker tendon can't stretch as well causing pain when heel wearers switch to flats. okay then. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited tim

grew up idolizing vince scully so how would the dodgers legendary play by play man introduce milleromorrow when he gets -- inducted into the hall of fame? >> let me interject that john miller in my mind is the best broadcaster in america in his price range. >> one of the things they brought up was cal ripken and the moment that you shared with bill clinton during your call. you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you. can you just take us back to that moment? >> the president was on the air with us. cal came to the plate. it was his night. cal went to three balls and no strikes and i made my little joke with the president, and i said you know, mr. president, they can't on this night of all nights walk cal. the fans won't tolerate it. and i was thinking as the president you could maybe send down a presidential order and order them to throw a strike and the president said something to the effect that i know cal really wants to hit one here, but if they don't throw him a strike he will take his walk for the good of the team because that's the kind of player he is. an

also enjoyed was johnson after john miller, the winner of the frick aid.spoke about one of the first baseball memories he had visiting camestick park and being more infat waited with the broadcasters than the players. >> this when the moment that changed my life occurred. i'm looking into the visiting broadcast booth, and right in the middle of the inning there's a batter at the plate, and the broadcaster says, curve ball, low and outside, ball two. then he grabbed a big handful of french fries and jammed them in miss houston. chewing on the fries, and the next pitch comes in, and he says, without missing a beat, there's a fast ball outside, ball three. then he grabbed a cupful of -- whatever -- he took a big pull on that cup, and as a ten-year-old, i sat there and said, that is the life for me. >> mike: a story only jon miller can tell. congratulations. the a's took two out of three from the sox, and dallas braden wins his first game since he threw a perfect game earlier in the season. bard with a two-out, two-run single. in the frame, another two-houston

now jon miller is a hall of famer. plus -- >> here he goes again. buster posey not content with one hit to extend his streak today. he decided to add another and another and another. and the a's are not ready to quit on the playoff race just yet. ed.theox s sportss i the red sox. sports is next. ne >>> the giants radio game broadcast hasn't quite been the same this weekend without jon miller. but the long time play by play man has a pretty good excuse for skipping out. today, miller was hundred with the ford c. frick award and induction into cooperstown. the bay area native said he just wanted a job he could do while eating french fries. he became one of the most recognizable voices in the game of gable. a national audience knows him from 20 years as espn's lead baseball announcer and he's been the lead voice of the giants for 13 years. now he's in a very elite club. >> i walk into a room and, look there, it's zeus. henry aaron. oh, look over there. it's apollo. willy mays. so i've been walking on air ever since i got into town. agairngs i'm not sur

when miller gets inducted into the hall of fame. >> let me just inter ject, john miller, in my mind,s the best baseball broadcaster in america, in his price range. >> we were talking with the baltimore broadcasters and one of the things they brought up is cal ripken and the moment you shared with bill clinton during your call, and you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you, and can you just take us back to that moment. >> the president was on the air with us, and cal came to the plate, and it was his night, and cal went to three balls and no strikes and i made my little joke that the president was saying, you know, mr. president, on this night, of all nights, they can't walk cal, the fans just won't tolerate and i was thinking maybe as the president you could send down a presidential order and order them to throw a strike and the president said something like i know cal wants to hit one here and if they don't throw a strike he will take the walk for the good of the team because that's the kind of player he is. and i said agree with that. and it is three balls and

miller, you can respond. >> ok. so, again, we've had some additional consultation with lafco as well as with some of the consultants, including local power and some additional changes from what is in your -- what is in the public draft. i just wanted to make sure that highlight based on some of the discussions. one is that the supplier would not have exclusive rights to be the energy efficiency in demand response, to provide energy response programs through the request for offer process that the city would manage. we are expecting that we'd be seeking those types of services as a resource through the r.f.o. process as well. made some additional clarification regarding element of the program that in some instances, some types of programs may be ceqa exempt. so that wouldn't need to go through a full ceqa process. also associated with the resource substitution component of the request for offer process, clarifying that both the city and the supplier have an obligation to ensuring that the cost of doing any resource su

miller? >> as i said, the heads of the california municipal utility association attending, as well as we have one representative speaking, talking about going ahead, efforts, consolidation efforts on issues that we might have in common with the investor on utilities. and we have jim pope, we have kaufman campaign, we have the pollsters, going to talk about -- for those of you who are interested in the politics and the statewide campaign. that person is going to be available to talk a little bit about their thoughts about how the campaign -- the reasons for wh

jon miller is a hall of famer. voice of the giants took his rightful place in cooperstown with the greatest names in the history of the game of baseball. miller was honored with the ford c. frick award. he was the radio playman since 1997 while a national audience has come to know his voice as the lead baseball announcer for espn over the last two decade. it comes as no surprise that he's a hall of famer. as for miller, this is a dream. >> hey. i'm a kid from hayward. i just wanted a job i could eat french fries while working. now here i am today. so thank you very much. thank you. >> congratulations. well, it does not matter where it is or who it's against. a four-game sweep is kind of a big deal in baseball. so when a chance at that sweep comes on the road against a division opponent it becomes huge. the giants were on the verge of something pretty huge. they turned to tim lincecum to do it. the giants' ace trying to shake off his last shaky start in l.a. by going eight strong against the d'backs. top one, buster

i just want clarification. >> commission, out craig miller -- greg miller. commissioner hwang: specifically, on page 2 of the brief, the reference board practices without citation. i wondered where that came from. >> can you give me a line? commissioner hwang: 23. >> i am citing theire from this form rehearing request. if i may read into the record, "except in extraordinary cases and to prevent manifest injustice, motions for rehearing shot not be made by the board except where it is shown new or different material facts or circumstances have arisen, were such facts or circumstances if known at the time could affect the outcome of the original hearing." commissioner hwang: and on the manifest injustice standard, both you and mr. sanchez say there would be no manifest injustice. thank you. the manifest injustice that he believes it is satisfied here because there is no economic, potential economic harm? >> that is correct. if i may, the manifest injustice standard is admittedly a little difficult to pin down. it is something you see arising most frequently in

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scott miller works for the california company that installs the chargers.he says encouraging electric car sales not only helps the environment, it also creates jobs. >> we are creating a whole new industry. detroit is revving up for electric vehicle productions. all the vendors for the major automobile companies are gearing up. the battery manufacturers are gearing up. so there will be some substantial job creation due to this. >> reporter: the chargers are part of the chargepoint america program, funded by the federal government. in addition to new york, eight other regions are also participating: los angeles, sacramento, california's bay area, austin, washington d.c., detroit, orlando and redmond, washington. they will be getting a combined 4,600 chargers in the next year and a half. >> right now, there's not much demand for electric car chargers, because there are not very many electric cars on the road. but that could change as car makers start selling mass-market electric cars later this year. 10 auto makers are planing to roll out plug-in cars, includ

they even did a miller lite commercial where he fires him five times. that's a great story in an inside story in baseball, the martin/steinbrenner relationship. >> did you like him as a person? >> larry: oh, yeah.

. >> giants broadcaster don miller was honored in cooperstown n.y.he is the baseball are all of st. his 34th recipient of the award. he was introduced by his partner joe morgan. miller spoke about how he first knew broadcasting was a job for him. >> the seminal moment moment was at candlestick park my dad and my god father took me to my first giants game they told me about ross and baseball on the radio and i was a big fan that way now is a big fan of ross the the first game lead said on the upper deck. i could see in the broadcast booth i spent more time watching the broadcast booth will the game was being played. even the players than even the players on the field. this is the moment that changed my life i looked into that broadcast this in the middle of the ending there's a batter at the plate and the broadcaster says there's a ball across the base. he grabbed a handful of i think french fries should on the front is willie was chewing the met next pitch comes in and he says without missing a beat there's a vast bulk aside all three. he called a cu

. >> you will have to excuse john miller for not working today. >> i'm a kid from hayward. i wanted a job where i could eat french fries working. map [ female announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more. >>> the surging giants were looking for a four-game sweep in arizona since 2001. first inning, pozzie extends the wining streak to 18 straight games. posey hitting .371. game tied in the 8th. extra innings, ellie comes in to score. giants sweep the d-backs. 3-2 is the final. eugenio velez was placed on 15-day disabled list after getting hit in the head by a foul. he is supposed to travel home with the team tonight. philip seymour hoffman was on hand to watch dallas bra

john miller of the giants and vince skully of the dodgers. miller started calling games when he was 8 years old as a kid growing up in hayward. >> i can't imagine any job being as good as this one where you go to the ballpark, you love the game. you're there every day. they pay you to be there, they pay you to prepare for it. probably stuff that i would have been doing anyway as a baseball fan. it's not that easy to get all of this attention all of a sudden, have a day in the hall of fame and all of that stuff because i never really aspired to that. on the other hand i'm kind of getting into it now and i'm thinking, you know, maybe i will not be just regular anymore, just kind of get into this whole celebrity lifestyle. >> going out for interviews. >> not now. a little busy. >> big time. the new john. gets into the hall of fame and this is what happens. nice ceremony but the real ceremony comes six days from now in cooperstown, new york when miller will be inducted into the hall. >> it's a big thrill first of all to win the award. secondly, t

and now it is my great pleasure to introduce the president of our current commission, jim miller. >> what a great day for the public health of san francisco. first of all, i want to thank dr. hatz for all of his hard work to bring us to this day, and i want to acknowledge the current and former members of the commission who are here today. each of them has worked hard to champion this project. and we have forked together as a health commission to review and support each of the many steps it took to create the state of the art facility for the free list and most honorable of our citizens. i want to recognize those who designed and built and managed this massive project and overcame the many challenges to bring it to completion. and i especially want to honor and think the staff -- honor and thank the staff of our public health department, who work every day to provide care and rehabilitation for these patients. now you, the staff of laguna honda, finally have a facility to match your exceptional devotion to these patients. you have all made san francisco proud. this new hospital embod

michelle miller in long branch, new jersey. hundreds of protesters made their voices heard at the beginning of an aids conference in austria shouting, "broken promises kill." they marched through the conference center to demand rich countries promise pledges to fund aids drugs. little has been done in haiti to fund homes and lives who have lost so much. dozens of relief agencies have been helping, one in particular taking a novel approach, using movies to lift spirits. cbs medical correspondent dr. john lapook is there. >> in a tent camp in port-au- prince, patients are resuscitating one of the earthquake's cruelest casualties, childhood. >> oh, i'm very sorry. a friend of yours died? >> reporter: on january 12th, this 11-year-old girl lost her friend and home. now an organization called film aid is helping to bring some magic into her life with an outdoor screen and a movie projector. at this camp more than 1,000 people came to see the disney film "up." why did you come tonight? you've come to see the film. >> when you see a c

jon miller going to be honored. the wind whipping as golfers chased the ball.ow it affected play in sports. >>> i'm metro atlantic conference jeff ranieri. it's always the weather's fault. taking a live look at at&t park. the fog rolling in. we'll let you knofoweour d eken fo.castllear our foekend forecast. [ man ] my perfect summer is grilling up a masterpiece. daily. [ woman ] my perfect summer is having everyone over. and having money leftover. [ female announcer ] safeway lets you have it all. with thousands of everyday low prices you can always count on. and even more great deals when you use your club card. like breyers ice cream and popsicle novelties just $1.99. and safeway hot dog or hamburger buns, just 89 cents. [ man ] my perfect summer. [ woman ] perfectly priced. [ female announcer ] at safeway, that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. >>> we saw that live picture of the giants, it's overcast there. it was 93 in livermore. >> still is. >> it is in san jose. >> grab bag of weather. take a look, take a drive ten minutes from anywhere. you'll

jon miller...t with the oakland a's in the 1970 >> san francisco giants broadcaster now in baseball's hall of fame. >> john miller who had a stint with the oakland as in the 70s was awarded the four c frick award yesterday. in his acceptance speech he told a story of bringing his daughter to work when she was 3 years old. >> i turned and said what is it em and she said dad, i have to go potty. i jumped up grabbed her ran her down to the bathroom put her in a stall and said okay now don't touch anything and don't leave i will be right back. so i ran back to the booth, and the runner is now at first base. but i don't know how he got there. it was a 3 ball 2 strike count when i left so i turn to the engineer and he is sitting there reading a robert parker novel and i say hey, how did he get on first base oh, there is a guy on first? >> john miller grew up in hayward. very funny guy. >>> a man in texas succeeded in eating a 7-pound, 7,000-calorie hamburger. >> part of a contest to celebrate the opening

erika miller looks at whether it's a sign the recovery is shifting to a higher gear. >> reporter: forget about jobless claims or housing data, if you want to know the outlook for the economy, pay attention to earnings at fedex and rival u.p.s. morningstar analyst keith schoonmaker says those companies are the first to notice changes in demand worldwide. >> both of these firms-- the integrated shippers u.p.s. and fedex-- which we are so familiar with in the us, both of them derive more than a quarter of their revenue from their international operations. so it's certainly fair to call both of them global indicators. >> reporter: today, fedex said it is seeing a "pick-up" in international shipments, particularly its higher-margin priority deliveries. but it's not clear whether the demand is coming from consumers or businesses >> i think a large part of it is going to be businesses at this point. we don't have a full revelation from the firm on what the breakdown is between these two. but, at this point, it seems to us it's going to be the b-to-b clients have been responsible for a big porti

erika miller introduces us to two business owners with different reasons for holding back. >> reporter: jewelry designer bonnie riconda say she's one of the fortunate small business owners. sales at her company, calico juno designs, have not gotten hammered in the midst of a weak economy. she works out of a studio in the back of her store, on city island in the bronx. >> in terms of sales we are remaining steady, which is really, really good, especially in a business where it's not a necessity. >> reporter: riconda says she often needs extra help, but is hesitant to boost payrolls until sales pick up. on the other hand, she recognizes it will take time to find the right worker and weeks to train the person to make her 850 designs, which is why she is considering hiring someone as soon as this fall. >> i would like to be able to hire somebody for right before christmas and get the store stocked up, because we do get busy last year right before christmas. >> reporter: lack of demand isn't the only problem small businesses are facing, even firms with strong sales are holding off hiring fo

miller? thank you. you also have three minutes. >> good evening, president peterson, members of the commission. greg miller appearing pro bono for the neighborhood association. i as i have with me representatives from the association and the divisadero merchants association. we asked for the change of hearing. we did not feel there were any exceptional circumstances to justify a rehearing. many of the facts were presented that would justify rehearing and furthermore no manifest injustice could result of the hearing were denied because the appellant was free to proceed with his use, which he had alleged all along was the backup plan if you are not able to proceed with the prior use. the appellant, through his attorney, has led -- has alleged that his best it rights doctrine and prayer use was going to be similar -- and his

in an interview last week, career college association president harris miller argued against a specific debt-to- income ratio. >> i think it's a simplistic and wrong-headed way to approach the question of whether students are going to get a good return on their investment and taxpayers are going to get a good return on their investment. >> reporter: nassirian says the new rules will crimp industry profits, but they don't address whether for-profit education provides much real value. >> it essentially suggest that, as long as people pay up, the government will not delve into whether they were ripped off or not. >> reporter: miller says millions of students clearly think they are getting a good education they couldn't find at community colleges or public universities. >> if schools aren't doing a good job of both getting their students through the program and onto graduation and aren't doing a good job of getting students placed in the careers for which they've been trained, that will kill your school, that will kill your reputation. >> reporter: once the rules are in place, the departmen

. >> reporter: randy miller should know. he runs predators in action, providing bears and other wild animals for movies and tv shows. one of the bears he trained, rocky, who appeared with will ferrell, killed randy's cousin two years ago. >> the bear was doing what he was trained to do. he moved in to wrestle my cousin, caught him aufd off guard, grabbed him, got him in a vital spot. we got the bear off of him in four seconds flat, i mean, fast. and it was still too late. >> reporter: after those three attacks here in montana, one fatal, officials had no choice but to evacuate the campground and set traps. one of them, right next to the mangled tent where that camper lost his life. bear expects suspected the animal would return to the scene of the crime in search of more food. they were right. less than 24 hours later the grizzly was back, and trapped. but she wasn't alone. officers were determined to capture her three cubs, each just a year old. they fear they, too, will have to be put to death, since they only know what th

and i'm gonna guess he has a memorable story or two in his spee " " . >>> jon miller will be inductedthe hall of fame tomorrow morning and i'm gonna guess he has a memorable story or two in his speech. >> some of the baltimore broadcasters brought up cal ripken and the moment you shared with bill clinton during your call. you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you. can you take us back to the moment. >> yeah, the president was on the air with us and the cal came to the plate, his night, the count went to 3 balls and two strikes, i made my joke. i can't on this night of all nights walk cal. the fans won't tolerate it. i was thinking maybe as the president you could send down a presidential order and order them to throw him a strike. and the president said something to the effect of "well, i know caloriely wants to hit one here, but if they don't throw him a strike he'll take his walk for the good of the team because that's the kind of player he is. i said i agree with that. on the other hand if they groove one here. >> the president interjected he'll hit it a long w

michelle miller reports. >> reporter: dozens of competitors were treated for heat exhaustion at the new york city triathlon. swimming, biking and running. it is the middle of july. what were you thinking? >> it's hot. it's hot. it felt like 120 degrees. >> it was tough. this is the hardest one i have ever done. >> reporter: it's uncomfortable from coast to coast. in the west the heat is sparking dangerous fires. warm water in the pacific called an el nino is blamed for getting 2010 off to the hottest start ever around the world. june was a record-breaker in new jersey, delaware and north carolina. and in all 31 states were above average in june, and some scientists believe that could be a trend. >> some temperatures of 105 degrees in the northeast, those type of events are expected to occur much more frequently in the future. >> we've been getting august weather in june. >> reporter: hot weather this spring put tomatoes and corn on the market several weeks early in new jersey and put stress on the produce. >> this is a sun spot. that's created from no water and too much heat. the other

quite the opposite, michelle miller says, when you've got the internet and one very manly man. >> look back to me. >> reporter: what started as a single sexy ad in february... >> you're on a boat with the man your man could smell like. >> reporter: ...is now perhaps the most successful internet marketing campaign ever. >> the whole commercial is just phenomenal. >> yeah, it's really funny. >> everything he does is so unexpected. >> reporter: this week, the creators of the old spice body wash campaign rolled out a wave of over 180 different youtube ads featuring actor and former n.f.l. player isaiah mustafa. >> monocle smile. >> reporter: each one a personal response to questions from fans posted on the web site twitter. >> hello, anonymous. i'm glad at least some of most of you are liking my new old spice commercial. swan dive! >> reporter: so far, 21 million people have watched mustafa make his dead pan pitch. >> we had to create something that would not put off men but would drag women in. >> reporter: eric baldwin is one of the portland, oregon, based marketing brains behind the bli

miller joins other giant broadcasters, russ hodges, lon simmons and lindsey nelson in cooper'stown.mons worked in the booth together for a stretch. >> lon called me when i got this award and he said to me, congratulations. by the way, can you get me a phone number and name up there in cooper'stown, i have a lot of people outraged about this who want to see if they can get it overturned. hey, i'm a kid from hayward. i just want add job where i could eat french fries while i was working! now here i am today. thank you very much. >>> no surprises in the ceremonial final stage of the tour de france, as alberto conned dorr won the tour for the third time in the last four years. what wasn't expected was the quick change forced on the radioshack team. they started the day in jersey number 28, designed to draw attention to the 28 million people worldwide with cancer. tour organizers said you can't do that. they made them put their jerseys back on. lance armstrong among those who had to change. 20th and final stage was so routine that contador sipped champagne during the 64 miles, surrounded

miller joints other giant broadcasters hodge and lindsay nelson in cooperstown. miller had a stretch in which he got a chance to work with simmonses, one of the broadcasters he grew up listening to. >> he called me when i got this award and he said to me congratulations. by the way, can you get me a phone number and a name up there in cooperstown. a lot of people are outraged about this and want to see if they can get it overturned. hey, i am a kid from hayward and i just wanted a job where i could eat french fries while i was working. >> a lot of kids feel abandoned and i understand that. it's a tough road and it's unfair. but feeling sorry for yourself isn't going to save you. >> baseball can. baseball can be your salvation. i am proof of that. >> all the hard work was already done prior to today's 20th and final stage of the tour de france. alberto contador could take a victory lap winning the tour for the third time in the last four years. administrative muscle flexing at the beginning of the race. the radio shack all wore number 28 jerseys designed to draw a

. >> reporter: nathan miller is big on green energy. >> it would be right about here. >> reporter: so big he wants to install a wind turbine in the front of his san francisco home similar to the ones you can see on the altamont pass. but only smaller. >> we want to contribute a little bit to energy independence. >> reporter: the three bladed turbine would stand 35 feet in the air and look like this. miller had a meeting with his neighbors to explain his plan and get feedback but -- >> everybody was very hostile and their minds were all made up. >> i am pro-wind and pro-solar, both. but i don't think that this kind of a thing belongs in a dense urban setting. i don't. >> reporter: neighbor lucia tabor has many concerns. >> would it fall into the home over there? another concern is the noise. there's flicker problems with it if you are -- depending upon if you are on the same side with the sun or the opposite side you have flicker shadow or reflection flicker. >> another neighbor has a different feeling. >> we are the only neighbors that are on the fence about it. we're not sure. you kn

there seems to be the strong feeling that the company does not -- does represent for miller retail. it would of been a brit to have an inquiry at that point. she knew where the store would be located. on june 7th, when she actually had the letter, she said there was a two-week appeal. . -- there was a two-week appeal period. >> by april 8th, did your client know where -- >> no, they did not. >> thank you. mr. sanchez. >> thank you, good afternoon. the letter of determination was initially filed in march of 2010. it was filed in february of 2010. no notification is required for a letter of determination. this did not address a specific property. there is no requirement that this address a specific property. at the time, they simply indicated what the business was, how it would operate, and whether or not it would be considered for a retail use. this is not a requirement, this is something that they did voluntarily to get a response from the department. the proper way of addressing this would be a discretionary review. as was noted, this was filed by a representative of the appellant.

john miller is this year's winner of the ford c. fricke award and was inducted into the hall of fame in cooperstown. he fell in love with baseball as a kid growing up in hayward. he listened to giants games on the radio and took his own place alongside baseball's immortals yesterday. around here in the bay area, he's the voice of giants for the past 13 years. and now he's in an elite club and he couldn't be happier. >> i walk into a room and look there! it's zeus, henry aaron. oh, look over there, it's apo o apollo, willie mays. i've been walking on air ever since i got into town. and, again, i'm not sure how it happened, but i'm grateful. >> the giants return home after doing miller proud. tim lincecum back on the mound. he tossed eight strong innings against the d'backs. but the offense could only muster a 2-2 tie in the tenth. that's when travis ishikawa had a go ahead run and the giants pull off the sleeper. 3-2. the a's have won eight of their last ten. they're starting to come back to life a little bit. a's highlights for you.

miller of michigan. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1517, the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. miller, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan. mrs. miller: my amendment call farce g.a.o. study to study the ways the private insurance market can contribute to insuring against flood damage to further study the impact on the national flood insurance program if communities decide not to participate in the program and to study the feasibility of recognizing the national flood insurance program so there is no cross-subsidization between the regions. the united states, mr. speaker is the only industrialized nation that uses our form of government to administer flood insurance. in every other industrialized nation this is done by private insurance companies. 9/11 canada or the u.k. they use the private industry to do this. i believe the role of government is the creation and maintenance of act rat flood maps and to have those who live in floo

would also like to have very much thank christine from senator feinstein's office, as well as mega miller, a field representative team for senator boxer. in that knowledge and then come i want to the knowledge and leadership of both senators and their vision for how important this project is from the first moment, they have been a steadfast force in washington, d.c. for us. together with the speaker, they have been a formidable set of champions for this were the project. i also want to it knowledge the chief operating officer of the presidio trust. a major comeback indispensable partner in the product -- execution of this project. we have had the pleasure of working with him for several years and look forward to working with them and the future until the project is completed. i also want to acknowledge the first vice-president of the golden gate bridge district team. i also want to thank the chief engineer. of course, the study on doyle drive. mary curry, the leader of public affairs. let me take a moment to introduce the administrator of the federal highway administration. we are simply