dennis mulligan, and general manager of the bridge highway district transportation. of course, i want to reiterate janet's praise for larry and nancy for coming up with the celebration. i cannot think of a better parent to come up with this. thank you for your wonderful leadership. [applause] today is not only a great celebration for our bridge but also a time to do some reflection on what it has meant to us. as janet said earlier, we talk about today, what i've tried to do, making sure we aren't the innovation capital of the world, but in 1937, this bridge was the national symbol of innovation. a great effort behind this bridge. joseph strauss, charles ellis' fantastic design and leadership. of course, i have been tried to remember the mayor at that time -- andrew rossi -- his leadership as well. when we completed this bridge, it was not without cost, so we have to take a moment for the fantastic efforts. we did lose a few lives in constructing this bridge, so i want to make sure that we honor that fantastic effort during that time. it was that symbol of prosperity,

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dennis mulligan. [applause] >> thank you, janet.is a pleasure to be here today with all of you to celebrate this momentous occasion. over 75 years ago, people said this bridge cannot be built. not only has it been built, but it has been cared for over these many decades. the construction and steel -- did not happen on its own. it has taken the ingenuity of designers, architects, and part of men and women in labor. this bridge has tested the time -- blasted pay test of time. this has been a national lamarck for all the speed whether painting, repairing, retrofitting, were operating the bridge, dedicated group of women and men worked nonstop to bring a tradition of public service to all of us that we can all be proud of mandibulate. representing this tradition, we have the families of some of the original engineers and

> a mulligan, nice.at would you call that? fourth time, apparently. not in the sand trap. >> she just doesn't need to be driving. >> good idea. >>> a wildlife center near seattle says its pint-sized patient is doing nicely. the 6-month-old bear cub was found by the side of the road last month and in pretty bad shape, underweight, anemic and weak. >> veterinarians yesterday gave her a checkup from her head down to her toes. aside from a possible skin disease, she's okay. it's not known what happened to her mother, but in about a year, she will be released back into the wild. >> look how cute. >> as they're picking for ticks. >> those cute little ticks on a cute little bear. >>> coming up, the hidden health hazards found in fashionable women's purses. >>> and later, happy birthday to britain's prince william. and he's about to get a gift of a lifetime. you're watching "world news now." [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your par

on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equipment had to be moved because the heat was so intense it was buckling the street and the water pipes. the fire spread quickly and started the fire department personnel were overwhelmed. build

the melting pot of mulligan stew still works. california has been troubled because of people like howard jarvis of proposition 13, in 1970s, that put this lid on taxes. so they no longer wanted to pay for the wonderful educational system california used toe have if you don't pay for it, you're not going to get it. same thing with more recently why the republican party is losing because they alienated the hispanics. america. fortunately, most americans -- >> let me talk, john. >> you'll get a chance, pat. most learns are ostomies tick about the melting pot, and i think a cencus made a mistake by not counting mixed race people as -- as white or some of them as white. it's hard to know how many of them count. but the fact is we're going through a browning process right now. more and more people have somebody of a different race in their family -- >> let's talk a little -- looking you're going to get new taxes this fall hopefully, jerry brown will raise the income tax over 10% in california. whites and african-americans are leaving c

[applause] >> i am going to ask dennis mulligan about those free passes across the bridge for directors. governor brown, thank you for those aspirational, inspirational words, and for all of you have done for the great state of california. thank you very much. [applause] now i would like to recognize our other organizing partners for this anniversary celebration. first, our neighbor and great friend, the superintendent of the golden gate national parks, please give a warm welcome to mr. frank dean. [applause] >> thank you, janet. thank you, governor, for your remarks about public works and public-service. as superintendent of the golden gate national parks, there can be no more but the place and the namesake of our park, the golden gate. today, we are standing at the very center of a vast urban national park that is connected by the spectacular bridge. i might add, this national park is celebrating its 40th anniversary celebration this year. just as this national park resulted from a surprising vision, so, too, did the bridge. here we have the perfect blend of human achievement and natu

>> he gets a mulligan. obviously have to give anaheim credit.swinging the bats pretty well, at least they have been for these two games. >> the yankees win again tonight fall.e orioles pau tonight the yankees injury list grew longer. the starting pitcher suffered a broken left tibia just above his left ankle. the injury will take him out of the yankee lineup for the next six weeks. michael phelps serve notice tonight to his archrival in the 200 meter freestyle. ryan lochte be expelled in the first to head-to-head competition in this week's olympic trials -- ryan lochte -- phelps in the first two head-to- head competition. they both qualified for the event in london. it really has as much as a psychological impact is anything. tonight is michael phelps' chance to tune up his will to win. >> it will come down to the finish. >> winning still matters. it should be a great matchup in the olympics next month. the 20-year-old brian harrison playing in his first wimbledon. he had to play the defending champ in today's second round. trying to become the

>> well, think i actually the mulligan letters, the accusation, as opposed to being his defense, andtried very hard to make them seem as if they had no value. i read something about him slamming them down on the desk and daring people to read the letters. once he had stolen them from whoever had them in the first place. he went to the hotel and said let me see the letters, and he took the letters and disappeared with them, never returned with them. i don't think there is any clarity that he was not guilty. it's pretty clear he was -- somebody called him jay gould's handyman or jay gould's busboy or something to that effect. that he was so tight with the railroad industry. that it was unlikely he was innocent. >> and they continued to dog him. in the 1884 campaign, someone published what was believed to be a version of the mullican letters and a pamphlet, and he never quite resolved that. >> we'll involve some of our viewers. first call forevrom roger, watc us in atlanta. you are on air. >> caller: hi, how are you tonight? >> great. thank you. >> caller: i finished reading the recent

dennis mulligan, and general manager of the bridge highway district transportation. of course, i want to reiterate janet's praise for larry and

and king a molecule in the pittsburgh penguins star you get a mulligan is named the n.h.l. the most valuable player for the first time. lots of football first still wear a battle all form a finalist is you this thursday night's christianity when all those portugal take on the czech republic in the quarterfinals a few roads once it's all in warsaw all kate partridge previews that match for us plus all the other last eight clashes. so the group stage guillotine of euro two thousand and twelve has dispatched co-host ukraine and poland not to mention world cup finalists holland and early prospects russia but how will the remaining teams fare in the knockout stage after days break the focus is back on the quarter finals where history could help decide the prospects of the eight that made the cut. first up of the national stadium in warsaw on thursday it's group a winners the czech republic versus group b. runners up portugal captain christiane there are now though he of the cough tear and dizzying step overs is coming off the back of a scintillating personal performance and two