nancy pelosi is both. the iowu across this nation 0 nancy pelosi a debt of gratitude. in closing, george bernard shaw once said you don't hold your own by standing on guard. hold your own by attacking and getting well hemorrhage yourself. thank you. -- getting well hammered yourself. >> the morning, commissioners. president of the san francisco firefighters local 798. we come to you in support of renaming and to pelosi dry. during her 25 years in congress, she is thought to keep san francisco safe, she is thought to keep first responders safe and to keep san francisco firefighters safe and fought for the resources we desperately need to do our job in the city. she has been there for firefighters in good times and in bad. from injuries and illness to parade and celebration, she's always been by our side. most importantly, she has been out there for 25 years fighting for san francisco values and a better america all the while suffering relentless political attacks. the san francisco fire fighters like a good battle and someone who stands up and let's face of adversity. c

this is all because of nancy pelosi's effort. i know that she has also secured money for training and placement programs. this is important for low income families and immigrants. her love of golden gate park is there. she took her children there to play when they were young. her heart is in san francisco. she cares for people. i have seldom seen such a high- ranking political figure who was so concerned and connected to the local community. again, i stronglyi have seldom . thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i am here to oppose this based on -- let's take a look at the situation. i have been back in san francisco for the last two years. i was born here. i have looked into government and i have seen a lot of corruption. this board have violation sent to the ethics commission for violating the sunshine act. right now we have a situation before us where you want to ratify acts that have already been taken. there is a support sign up thats nancy pelosi drive. there was a dedication ceremony. what are you people tried to pull over

nancy pelosi wants to put her name -- nancy pelosi drive, right? the lesson we have learned is when you and your politics to the women comment it go down the drain -- , it goes down the drain. >> if you want to comment on rec and park policy that is fine, but driving on about this is not worth its while. >> it may not be worthwhile to you, but people who live in this city and used to go to the park and visit people -- >> for the record, certainly, congresswoman pelosi was not the driving force behind naming the drive. was the people of san francisco. thank you very much. >> a more appropriate name would be ripoff drive. >> i hope i can get through this. i want to make a few more comments about the chinese recreation center. i was able to shake hands with her brother, harry, in person, and he was very pleased of everything that happened, considering there would be a tragic loss of life within his own family. myself, speaking before this commission, i would remark that it was not quite where my comrades were. i was more interested in the heroes, the

>>> dell ray is what it is because nancy believed in it. >> nancy dunning was revered by her community. a sheriff's wife active in charity. all until the afternoon. she was shot in the back. >>> but first, we have breaking news out of landover hills, maryland, a shooting has sent one person to the hospital. video here from sky 9. we have just learned the victim is in critical condition. not sure why they were shot and asked for the shooter, that person still on the loose. all this happened just a short time ago near the 4700 block of 68th avenue and we are looking into reports that some type of vigil had been taking place in that same area at the time of the shooting. now to our top story. a sheriff's wife is murdered in their home. the crime remains unsolved for nearly nine years. he joins her in death today. after all this time, the alexandria police department insist the murder of nancy dunning is an active case. gary reports $100,000 sits in the bank ready for anyone who comes forward with the answer. >> anita, that reward fund came together within weeks of nancy dunning's murder.

[applause] >> thank you, mayor brown, leader nancy pelosi. quickly, if i could invoke nancy pelosi's story? honros granted? [laughter] i will make it quick. i am not really a big speechmaker. but i do want to say something from the heart as i was listening to all of the previous remarks and how important it is to teach and use these moments to teach other generations. what we have to do two and intolerance. i am proud of the city for so many reasons for it time and time again, i have gone to the u.s. conference of mayors and talk to them about our city being the innovation capital of the world. what i realize and what i have discussed more and more with them is that you cannot have the best mind, the best talent of any city unless you unleased everybody in the city to participate. that means we have to work even harder to and intolerance not only in our city but all around our country very it i know that is the really big secret. you cannot be innovation capital of the world unless the gay community, the asian community, the african-american

i think nancy pelosi for her work. as she really in said, [unintelligible] >> thank you. >> before you make a motion, i wanted to add that 10 members of the san francisco board of supervisors as well as the city's entire delegation in sacramento are supportive of this and you will note that in your packet. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? seeing that no other public comment, public comment is closed. >> before i entertain a motion, i want to say it was the mayor's office that contacted me and asked if this commission would consider waiving their own policies in this matter. while i told the mayor's office there's no guarantee in the public process that we could guarantee with the vote would be that i would encourage the commission to take this up. as to the issue of the naming, the celebration we had in golden gate park with the mayor announcing his asking the commission to do this. this is the public comment and the due process to hear all sides and we have heard all sites. we encourage that and i t

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none of that made any sense to nancy.ynsie goes missing, nancy, her mother gets a phone call, from a guy named marty. >> marty rossler. >> reporter: and what does marty say to her? >> marty says he befriended lynsie, he's a friend of lynsie's and he's concerned because he hadn't heard from her. >> reporter: what did you learn about marty rossler? >> marty rossler was not marty rossler. >> reporter: marty rossler was really marty pregenzer. he did not have a criminal record. what he did have was a relationship with lynsie he hadn't told his wife about. he told police he often picked lynsie up and give her rides, but that was about it. marty was 58. and she was 20? >> she was 20. >> reporter: they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> reporter: so police brought in marty. over two days they recorded those interviews. at times on video and sometimes just on audiotape. >> when is the last time you saw lynsie? >> a week ago. >> no. i don't think so. >> absolutely. >> no. absolutely not. >> marty said he had last

when nancy talked about the city fans and showed you the slide -- by the way, nancy's leading us at the end of this week to-to-go to washington. we won't have nancy wamack to kick around anymore. i think we should take a moment to appreciate the work he's done in the district the past several years and thank her for that. when you talk about the slides she showed you and you see there's a $46 million ending balance with the school district last year, $40 million of that was contributed by the teachers and parents in the school district. and so literally the school district was able to stay afloat on the backs of the teachers and parents. i don't think that's a wise way to run a business. i don't think that's a wise way to run a city. i think it's a terrible way to have to run a school district. we talk about furlough days as a number people talked about, we are adamantly opposed to furlough days. i'm president of the union but for 35 years i was a classroom teacher. furlough days are days we have taken away from students. you cannot give them back to them. you can never give them back t

experience truly great engineering today at your authorized dealer. >>> nancy reagan i >>> nancy reagan91 today. while she and president reagan left the white house nearly a quarter century ago, for republicans she still has clout. and on her birthday today, we'll see just what makes the former first lady such an important figure for the gop. >>> and you need more than a key to operate a car these days. >> so you can actually start the car and lock and unlock it with an ipad? >> that is correct. >> that's pretty cool. >> new technology handles everything from directions to dinner reservations. but we'll show you why it can mean trouble for some drivers on "cbs this morning." >> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by "savages" the new film by oliver stone. now playing in theaters everywhere. chili's lunch break combos start at just 6 bucks. so ditch the brown bag for something better. like our bacon ranch quesadillas or big mouth burger bites, served with soup or salad, and fries. starting at just 6 bucks, at chili's. we charge everything else... maybe it's time to recharge the

. >> an nancy reagan's 91st birthday. why she's a major player in the republican party. >>> speaking of birthdays, this weeend marks number 72 for ringo starr. we'll talk with the former beatle about that. we'll take you inside hill's kitchen. it's a new approach by the state department using food diplomacy. >>> first we begin with a look at today's eye-opener as we do every morning. your world in 90 seconds. >>> record breaking heat smothers the heartland. >> 24 states are now under heat advisory. >> the extreme heat caused some roads to buckle in chicago. >> i've always heard it said it would be hot enough to fry an egg. to actually see it. >> also, 56% of the lower 48 is in some level of drought conditions. >> our paycheck is going to be short this year if we don't get some rain. >>> in east tennessee, search crews are looking through smoky national park as violent storms hit the area. tens of thousands are without power. >>> tornadoes, but this was real freaky. >> jitters over job numbers. june's government employment

and, nancy, it goes even beyond that. it goes into same sex parenting. it goes into a whole host of other issues, correct? yeah, and i think what's important is, as fran just said, you know, it's how the individual defines for themselves who is their family. you know, i am the adopted mother of two children and i have also biological children and i have a stepdaughter and grandsons. so it's the way that i define my family and who's important to me for that support. right, and kim, it also depends on what society is doing to solve some of the problems that we're facing. families can be foster care. family can be a whole other context as well within that realm. yeah, absolutely. i think probably the best operational definition for family that comes to mind for me is it's a group of people who've established that they care about each other. they look to each other for support. they provide financial, emotional, housing support. it's, you know, where do you go for help when you're in trouble? and whose picture do you carry in your wallet? and whose birthday

[laughter] nancy, you have lots of work to do.t the post-disaster organizations and how you manage recovery, everybody comes together, what resources they can bring to bear and provide. one of the key concepts we have as i mentioned is leadership. having somebody in chargeç, working on this. we all wear multiple hatsç. to have somebody with some focus on looking at recovery. at the local level, identifying the local disaster recovery manager, somebody who can be there pre and post disaster. that is what communities are looking for, the leadership level, and then the individuals that can carry forth and make it happen at the local level. çlooking at your states,ç tril ñrdisaster coordinator recoverys well. and you go to if you need to get technical assistance? ñrwho will be there after the disaster to lead this forward as it moves ahead? when a disaster becomes declared by the federal government or not, when we have the gulf oilç spill a couple of years ago, and was never a federally declared disaster fema -- fromç fema's sam

. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now. each one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i had over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught

. >> when ken and nancy bought their house in 2005 for $1,300 it was in great shape, just a few years old. but now, they admit it's a mess. the neighbors believe they are hoarders. >> i won't call them hoarders but yes, i'm a collector of junk. >> i do. >> i counted 10 cars that haven't moved. bicycles and machinery and junk littered the yard and blocked a driveway. the retired science teacher and his wife gave me a tour but only to a point. >> the question is can i see inside? >> why? nobody is allowed in the house. >> but the biggest complaint the neighbors have is the goats. they're everywhere. inside of the junk, climbing on top of it, lounging in the shade of the home's four acre autos here is donna. >> ken and nancy admit to having more than 100 goats this year. they're down to about 85 now. each one has a name. >> this mother is beyonce. >> raul, did you meet luke sky walker? >> no. that is princess leia. >> nancy says it began when she bought one goat to help control the weed autos goats are like lay's potato chips. >> and word spread the couple would accept any and all unwant

i became very close with nancy and her team.the emergency support function and what we did with that, i am very proud and happy thatç wendy is here from the state of arizona to talk about what we did with that and how we grew recovery to document it. that is what this is, the national recovery framework is what we did to document how recovery can work across the country. you can use it. it is scalable. i will get into the nuts and bolts of some of it to set the stage for the conversations you will have the rest of the day. you can see how it is applicable to you in how we move this forward. çit is key to know that this is theçç national disaster recovy from work. this is not the federal recovery framework. how many people in this room are government, state, local? that is a lot of view? anyone here from the private sector? awesome. do we have any voluntary agencies? great. any citizens? everybody is a citizen, obviously. [laughter] any aliens? [laughter] çit is key that we are all here together to interact. when it comes to

. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now.ach one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i had over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught i

public figure, the veterans sheriff of alexandria, when on december 5th, 2003, his 56-year-old wife nancy was found shot and killed inside the couple's home in the city's delray neighborhood. >> it's been a long 8 1/2 years and we continue to have an open and active investigation. >> reporter: alexandria's police chief is earl cook. >> we do not know who killed nancy dunning as yet. >> reporter: chief cook says sheriff dunning was interviewed by detectives shortly after his wife's murder, had a lawyer with him at the type and was never cleared as a possible suspect. >> until we're more sure of what we have, it would be unfortunate and probably wrong for us to start clearing people out as not being systems. so we continue to keep the case -- suspects. so we continue to keep the case open and our mines open to the possibilities. >> 1 -- minds open to the possibilities. >> $100,000 is a lot of money. >> reporter: gail wooter is talking about the reward money. nancy dunning was a well known realtor affectionately called the queen of delray. >> if this brings more attention to the fact that th

. >>> nancy longgo is here. good morning, nancy. >> good morning, ron. >> we're talking cooking classes for kids. this is a great story. we've got the details when the eyewitness morning news rolls on. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel and a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. wait until you see these numbers. some pretty good heavy steady rain now falling. it's a big ag area. through the day, i think there's going to be more than this clump of showers. along this shore, probably not going to see any wayne. 100% humidity. calm winds. barometer, 30.02. ocean city, 70 east. almost 70 in elk and 71 degrees in hagarstown. 70 in westminster and columbia. ken allen, both at 76. high pressure is pulling offshore. we're watching an upper level disturbance. that's going to give us showers and thunderstorms tomorrow.

i would like to welcome congresswoman democratic leader nancy pelosi. [applause] the mayor of santa francisco, the honorable ed lee. [applause] former mayor and lifetime achievement grand marshal, brown jr. [applause] senator mark leno. [applause] assemblyperson tom amiano. [applause] san francisco treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] the recorder of the city, phil. [applause] the president of the sentences court of supervisors, david ch iu. [applause] supervisor campos. [applause] supervisor wiener. [applause] supervisor cohen. [applause] and we're thrilled to have so many of the grand marshals at the parade. [applause] carmen carrera of ru paul's drag race. [applause] global grand marshal bishop christopher. [applause] [applause] gilbert baker award recipient, gilbert baker himself. he is the creator of the international symbol, the rainbow flag. [applause] individual community grand marshals rebecca, gary -- i do not know if he is here today because he has a very busy day. he hosts the pride run that is gone on in about 30 minutes. -- that is going on

. >> ken and nancy admit to having a hundred goats earlier this year. they are down to 85 now.h one has a name. >> they call this one beyonce. did you meet luke skywalker? that is princess lie yaw and i don't know if luke is up here or not. >> it started when she bought one goat to control the weeds. >> goats are like lays potato chips. you can't have just one. >> they woulding a september any and all unwanted goats. >> did you ever say no to anyone? >> no. even though animal control asked us not to accept more we can't say no. >> why? >> because the animal will get eaten. if it is a give away goat on the market. >> ken and nancy have set up a goat rescue even though they are limited to 45 animals. the goats are causing serious problems in the pry set estate section of pen grove. full of large homes on manicured lawns. first of all they are escape artists. >> as you can see in the pictures i over 22 goats in my ward. there is a hole in my fence so my neighbor's goats were visiting. >> there is is a pool and a cover and they can fall in that, and they were getting caught in betw

ladies and gentlemen, with that, please join me in welcoming nancy gibbs and michael duffy. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, john for that introduction. i want to start by saying that in the five years that nancy and i put this book together, we had many discovery moments the surprising things about them and we had covered, from reagan and bush and clinton and now obama. it was a real journey of discovery. we learned about eisenhower, kennedy, nixon, and ford. we, too, said wow, i didn't know that. for us it was a journey that continues because people kept telling us things we do not know. in some ways, ronald reagan was a bigger part of that story than we would have gassed, because when we first meet him in 1947, long before his presidency, and as we dug deeper into reagan's relationship with the club, we learned that he had actually seen fdr when he was living in des moines, and he had gone to a truman fundraiser in kansas city when he was still a democrat. he would then be taken under the wing of tran-eights. i was struck with a relationship as we were comin

nancy snyderman in our nbc news london bureau tonight. thanks. >>> now we turn to a big mystery playing out on the world stage. somebody blew up a bus filled with israeli tourists. the bomber was carrying a fake american i.d. it turns out. six people died in the blast. dozens more were hurt. investigators want to know who the bomber was and who ordered this. and this of course is being felt across a whole region now. our report tonight from nbc's martin fletcher in tel aviv. >> reporter: shock and panic moments after a bomb blew up a bus full of israeli tourists in bulgaria yesterday. caught on a tourist's smart phone. my family, my family is there she screamed in desperation. today the more than 30 wounded were brought home, three in critical condition. five israelis were killed. as for the terrorist, bulgarian officials say this was him. could be any tourist from anywhere. airport security cameras showed him wandering the terminal for an hour. police say he placed a bomb in the bus's baggage compartment and died in the blast. police fou