inflation zapped reserves, overreturn and improvements put it overbudget by $150 million. that's why there's a half cent tax today. b.a.r.t. cars were everyone controversial unlike anything else on rails, wheel sets 9- inches wider and winds on the golden gate bridge. neither problem faced by today's trains yet the design escalated costs. a train control system, a strike and other delays at car contractor roar and bulky fair collecting machines all helped put b.a.r.t. more than a year behind schedule. >> still to come on a second look, tens of thousands ride b.a.r.t. through the berkeley hill tunnels every day but how many know what it took to put those tunnels there? we'll have two reports. >>> and two b.a.r.t. trains collide, we'll have coverage from the day it happened. >>> welcome back to a second look where tonight we celebrate b.a.r.t.'s anniversary. b.a.r.t. gave people a way to get to their jobs in san francisco without having to sit in all that traffic at the caldecut tunnel. but it wouldn't have been possible without a pair of tunnels through the berkeley hills.

and egypt, the embassy was overreturn, the cops, the egyptian cops ran away, didn't protect the embassy in libya. the military -- libyan military, libyan cops ran away, didn't protect the embassy and in addition, worst of all was the fact that the ambassador was murdered, killed so to speak. i'm not sure exactly how he was affix yated or how it actually occurred along with three other consulate personnel. and i did not believe that the american response was adequate. the egyptian -- strike that, the american embassy in egypt initially put out a statement which was denuciatory of the video that some muslims were saying was the reason for the attacks and was not sufficiently denuciatory of the egyptian government in my judgment. then hillary put out a magnificent statement which was followed by the white house repudiating the american embassy statement and making a statement calling the egyptian government to task. and libya we were more conciliatory because the libyan president had to denounce the attack. but that's notted ." i mean, if the libyan government can't control its cops and it

peter king, major league baseball did overreturn a result, george brett, the infamous pine tar incidentas a home run in the top of the ninth, so they forced the ending -- they ended up having to play the extra half inning. >> right. >> was there any thought that the nfl -- was there any contemplation by -- you know, i know what their statement said -- of overturning that result because it was the last play. they could have done it in a way, and it probably would have been fairly accepted around the league. >> well, chuck, i mean, i've asked that question to a couple of people in the league, and they basically say, look, there's nothing in the bylaws that says that we can do that. so there's no rule set up to be able to do that. now, the logical person might say, well, you should just do it. you should just make a rule like that. but i can tell you that there was no momentum in the league among the owners. and you didn't even hear players calling for this to be overturned. so i don't think it was ever a serious consideration, as common sense as it may be. >> the fact is, they were making