in 2013 that moves to the east, pierce 27, 29. where this will be the location of our cruise ship terminal. the rectangular building to the right along pier 27. we will construct the core and show of that for the event authority during the events and after we will outfit it as the cruise ship terminal and work to complete the northeast plaza. some of the legacy benefits. pierce 30, 32 south of the bridge will be the team base operations where they catamarans will be offloaded and fixed and a rake and cleaned and everything needs to happen. in terms of public engagement and outrage. we have posted a series of meetings in the community with neighborhood groups, community benefit district, anybody who will have less. we have had over 70 meetings over the last couple of months on the impacts to neighborhoods and opportunities for business and try to be out there and as transparent as possible. the draft eir was published on july 11. as 1600 page document and dependencies -- appendices looking at the environmental impacts of hosting th

and that is what makes wendell pierce the best new orleans thing. helping to rebuild the city around questions of politics, of economics. he's looking in his neighborhood. childhood neighborhood of pontchartrain park. as president of the pontchartrain park community development corporation. which is building energy efficient and solar houses. he's trying to build grocery stores for the underserved lower ninth ward. this is complicated it's going to take a lot of determination, but wendell pierce i know you well enough to know you are exactly the sort of person to get it done. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate that. >> thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> you and i have been political opponents at various points. there was a point where i was mean mugging you in green rooms in the back. one thing i know for certain about you, is that you have a profound commitment to this city. to your city. when you think about how tough it is here, after the storm, is it the kind of tough you expected, or is it something different? >> it's the

(laughter) i'm talking coanchors amanda krenz and rachel pierce john wall tert ters on sports and at the live weather map not doppler weather that is for the jag nuts at kete channel 7 in omaha. and of course america's sweetheart cover reporter katie eastman. >> wherever dogs go their business sure to follow. but there's no need for trash cans when the poop is the power. >> i'm going to light this lantern. >> the lantern is powered by tanks that turn bob poop into meth ann energy. the locals say it's a spin in the right direction. >> she is the woodward and bernstein of crap-powered lanterns. so let's see what the team has dug up live via satellite to the report's local affiliate in des moines woi, the iowa caucus station. amanda rachel thanks for joining us. >> good evening stephen. >> stephen: the top story tonight is, of course parry with an a gate but first rachel, what is the latest on the st. edward elementary school closing in waterloo? >> well as you know stephen t was closed last week when officials saw mold spores. >> and that can be dangerous to our children who i believe

and the most pierced man with, get this, 453 piercings in all. the longest line of jump roping dogs showed off their skills and the fastest wedding chapel on wheels was there. that used to be a fire truck, so it's about 62 miles an hour. it is pretty fast. >> you can go to vegas now and just not stop and go straight through. >> one more great decision, right? >>> it is time for an early look at some of the stories we'll be following throughout the day here on nbc. at the white house, former u.s. marine dakota meyer will receive the medal of honor, the military's highest award for saving the lives of 13 u.s. service members along with afghan soldiers two years ago. he's the first living marine to be recognized for his actions in afghanistan or iraq. the postmaster general will announce a plan that could save the postal service billions of dollars annually by eliminating mail processing facilities and pressing suppliers to cut costs. >>> and today actor tommy lee jones turns 65. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments i

the suspect has a piercing in his right ear and two piercings on the left side of his neck. >>> a one-daytrike now has turned more than 20,000 nurses locked out of work. the hospitals involved in yesterday's strike sign aid contract with temporary nurses. that deal can last as long as five days. hospitals had to hire the replacements after the nurses' union called for a one-day strike. yesterday, nurses picketed at southern health and kaiser facilities up and down the state, including at more than two dozen right here in the bay area. nurses upset southern health management asking nurses to accept higher costs to their health plan. >>> first day of fall is a pleasant one around the bay area. >> yes, but it certainly is bringing about changes i i. >> re forecast. >> there you go. >> yeah. yo t know what? is holding on out there. it's hot out the. much hotter than it was t ts hi hour yesterday. we have an area of low pressure spinning up some tropical s showers. we've had that all morning long. as a result, that activity is starting to wind down right now. we pick up a lot of moisture. we h

pierce, and -- they are as nice as they are attractive. pierce, thank you for being here. with your idol? what could be better than that? getting styled by her. take a look. ♪ dance the night away live your life and say i'm on the floor ♪ >> reporter: she's hollywood's biggest triple threat. a megastar who got us all on the floor with the single that has been on the billboard charts for 28 week. it's the latest hithis her dominance of pop music. ♪ i'm still i'm still jenny from the block ♪ ♪ if you had my love ♪ waiting for tonight >> reporter: earlier this year, she took the staged a "american idol's" newest judge. she was voted the most beautiful person by "people" and jenny from the block gives back. surprising two of her fans with an exclusive look at her fall collection. >> hello. >> reporter: for these two fans. the surprise of a lifetime. >> row are you? ? hi. oh, no, don't cry. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> don't cry. >> this is crazy. oh, my god. >> reporter: request jennifer by their sides, 18-year-old zenia and 19-year-old emily were given style advice. >> show

two stone piercings on the left side of the neck.irl was able to break free thank goodness. he was last seen on 700 block of camaritas avenue. >> the city of vallejo plans to start charging for mistaken 911 calls costing $200 if they accidentally dial 911 and then fail to stay on the line or answer when called back two. officers respond in case there is a real emergency. a simple sorry waits a mistake will not cost you. >> and bart riders will see a change in the coming months that some say is long overdue. the transit agency women replace the grimey seats with ones make of vinyl. bart spending $1 million on the seats installed in 100 bart cars over nine months. a recent investigation found back teara mold and fecal matter on the seats that are there now. this will be a nice change. >> and you may be fortunate to have a health plan through employers. it's great benefit but you're going to pay more next year. michael finney is here sign of the times? it s it's a good news bad news story. rates will go up next year but good news? not a

pittsburgh and there are protests that were going on they use this crazy sonic device that really pierces your ears so we might have to plug your ears for a second but this is what it sounds like. yeah that's a i haven't you haven't. i mean i love the video of people running just because it's like a very nerdy like this is all because. i know i ok i was there covering the protests at the time and i was the reporter that was assigned to go do the story about the protests i was standing like ten feet away from this thing and it really is just as such a piercing of miserable horrible sound like you feel like you're just getting attacked by birds and satellites are falling on you unlike you want to run and hide and cry and so it might be that somebody is you know. yeah i think most of our crowd control methods are like sort of overly motorists but having to run from a loud noise is like a first world problem i mean like i was watching these videos in greece you know have you been getting. as you have been syria a thousand people dead in a week so we get to sue over a lengthy but i don't hear

caitlin's what to call her first emmy for the miniseries mildred pierce. >> if there were awards for weather, today would have taken place esthetic >> thought held lengthy since a full taste. they're wrapping up several times. its teeth if sunshine for small and most of this week. blown 97 san jose. >> have a good night everyone. we will see you in the morning. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for luminess air. now you can look 10 years younger... fine lines and wrinkles will appear to vanish... age spots and sunspots will fade away... blotchiness and redness will be erased from your face... acne and blemishes will disappear before your eyes... your skin will look better than its ever looked. how is t

here is the cop hanging out on pierce. i was riding with my bicycle and the cop was that the stop sign. he did not have as blinker on to turn right. i was coming around the corner, i do what i always do. i assess the situation, not pedestrians, no other cars. instead of making a full and complete stop, it is rather tricky if you are on a bicycle. it is a momentum issue. you want to slow down. making a full and complete stop at every stop sign, it is not what people do when they ride bikes. it is an issue we need to look at. i slowed down to near stop and turn right. the cop came around and parked himself over here, he did not use his blinker but i am not going to fault him for that. the situation -- i was coming up here and i knew he wanted me to make a full and complete stop. he was parked there to see if i would. i got to the intersection, not pedestrians, no cars. i slowed down to almost a complete stop. there is an incline and and and climb here. it was safe to go and i turned. without police stopping and he gave me a

strong appreciation for the years of service to the department, they're working knowledge with staff, pierce, and colleagues. i wish them well on their new found time away from work, and i hope they spend it with their family -- their choice of time to really spend it. the first is carol roseman, electrical inspector. another electrical inspector commentary mcdermott, 40 years at the department. oscar, 25 years of service. and i am sad to say ann aherne, our secretary, after 35 years, will be retiring. sonya harris, who had been in her stead at this time, will cover those duties. again, welcome to the bic meeting. that is it. >> item 3 is public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. >> good morning. my name is sandy burnback. i live at 570 o'farrell. as i explained last time, we have had some problems. nov's are issued and then there is no follow-up. to emphasize my point, an nov was issued on 5/24 regarding the water heater. on june 16, a second issue wanos issued, along with a certified letter to the land

. >> reporter: they pierced the antique cash register, punched homes in the walls and even punctured the ventilation duct in the kitchen. he showed us his security camera foot ablg of the scene. that's his son trying to lock the front door. >> and you'll see the bullet come through, right there. >> reporter: carson city is now the latest american community forced to make sense of the senseless. like tucson earlier this year, forced to absorb a madman's rampage that's now done lasting damage to dozens of people's lives. >> this is unquestionably the most devastating attack on our community in carson city's history. >> reporter: in this case, the shooter, identified at 32-year-old eduardo sencion, appeared to be targeted uniformed military personnel, holding a breakfast meeting at the back of the ihop. yet his blue van had a yellow "support our troops" bumper sticker. >> in a few short hours, we lost the same number of soldiers we lost in the entirety operations iraqi and enduring freedom. >> reporter: sencion shot all five national guard members meeting at the restaurant, wounding two

and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is greater than its mouth, more clear than its mirrors, and i was lost in a white cloud that carried me up high as if i were a hupo and the wind itself my wings. at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress

he has a piercing in his right ear and two piercings on the left side of his neck. >>> a heads up for hikers near stanford. there are reports that thieves broke in and burglarized six cars. it happened yesterday morning while people were hiking along trails near stanford's radio telescope antenna called the dish. one of the people's whose car was broken into said several laptops were stolen along with hiez wife's -- his wife's purse, passport, keys and at least $1,000 in cash. >>> time 7:05. happening right now in washington, d.c., two top executives from freemont based solyndra on the house seat testifying before a house committee on capitol hill. these are live pictures you're looking at. they're there before the congressional panel. the chief executive officer brian harrison is appearing today along with other members of the staff. they're not answering any questions. instead they're taking the fifth amendment. the house subcommittee is investigating possible wrongdoing relating to a $528 million federal loan. one of the toughest questions came just about 15 minutes ago. oklahoma c

one of the ducks had a 4-inch metal dart that pierced his face. last week a maintenance worker tried to save a duck with five of these darts all over its body. unfortunately, it died. it is believed someone shot the stock sometime around the end of last week three of those darts and blow guns are illegal here in california. neighbors say they will do everything they can to help these ducks. >> you have to do something. i mean, there is no -- something to have to do. you feel you have to do it. >> for nonprofit while rescue is offering $5000 for information leading to the arrest of whoever is behind this. volunteers are also set to be here today to try to rescue these surviving ducks. in the meantime, the shooter faces animal cruelty charges as well as state and federal charges because these are wild birds. the question is, are these the same people or the same party responsible for a similar type shooting that happened 3 miles from here back in march? so we still look for answers. of course, hoping for the best for the surviving ducks. >> hopefull

guest tonight, he is a grammy-winning artist as well as an actor whose tv series "hell on wheels" pierceseptember 26th. his new memoir is called "one day it will all make sense." please welcome to the program common. sir. [applause] common, i don't know why i'm associating with you right now. i feel it's terribly dangerous for me. let's talk very quickly about the dust-up that happened to you. you were invited to a poetry reading at the white house. is that correct? >> yes. >> and you accepted it? >> i definitely did. >> jon: and that was cause for many news organization, one news organization... [laughter] to suggest that perhaps the reincarnation of che guevara had been invited to the white house. what did i feel like to be in the middle of that firestorm, to accept an invitation to a white house you had already been to a couple of times? what did the firestorm feel like? >> well, at first i thought it was humorous. i'm like, really, they think that i'm the person that's a negative, a negative rap artist, and then i realized that they just didn't know me because if they had, they would

he has a piercing in his right ear and two piercings on the left side of his neck. jaycee dugard is suing the federal government claiming that parole officers failed to monitor phillip garrido. he abducted her in 1981 and held her captive for 18 years. he was under federal parole at the time until the state of california assumed responsibility in 1988. due guard received a $20 million settlement from the state. any money received in the federal lawsuit will go to her nonprofit foundation. >>> happening in washington, d.c., the two top executives from solyndra are inside a congressional hearing room. alison burns is covering the hearing and has details. allison? >> reporter: that's right, dave. 13 days ago, a lawyer for brian harris sent this e-mail to capitol hill saying he would voluntarily appear and answer questions. well, he is here but he is not talking. this is a live look at the hearing room. harrison and solyndra senior vice president w.g. stover are invoking their fifth amendment rights. they are also under criminal investigation. house republicans are dema

the suspect is described as a black man in his 20s with dredlocks and piercings. >>> the oakland unified school district is about to decide which campuses to close to save money. at least eight schools are considered for closure. the superintendent will present a list of his recommendations today. the board is examined to make a final decision sometime late next month. >>> just as soon as i put my coats away, don't now it? >> fall is here. it's getting chilly. we have fog but some sunshine, too, right? >> time to change the wardrobe. >> summer is over. today we are starting out with dense fog early on this morning. it looks like we are going to see plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. but we have major changes this weekend. in the meantime not bad around the bay area. we have 50s and some 60s right now. temperatures heating up inland this afternoon, hot in the valley, 98 in livermore, 94 concord, 86 san jose, and 72 in san francisco and guys, we do have a chance of some showers this weekend. we'll talk more about that in just a moment. back to you. >>> 6:06. gop presidential hopefuls squ

the suspect described as african american male in late 20s and with shoulder length hair and stud piercings on the right side of the neck. >> tragedy at reno air races claimed another live today. 10 people have now died. and there is one that passed away today. it happened when a modified mustang plane nosedived into a viewing box this, shows a crowd just as it happened. and we're live with the latest on this investigation into this. >> and while the number of fatalities has risen to 10, three are still in critical condition. and there is learning more about the investigation, today we heard from a first responder here when the plane crashed and jumped action. >> we heard sound of the engine that is not sounding right. >> the nurse just left box seats to manhattan station when the plane came crashing down. spraying debris everywhere. she arrived less than two minutes later. >> what you can see is devastation. a debris field. the worst i've seen as far as number and severity. >> there is one witness says there were body parts and blood everywhere. but that didn't matter to morgan and teens.

you are hurting all your pierce and the manner in which t-mobile deals with the community is shockingly poor. and i would strongly, strongly suggest you find numerous ways to improve it. we will deal with the legal issues in closed session, but this is separate and apart from those legal issues, but i would strongly suggest moving forward t-mobile find ways to vastly improve the way they deal with their customers because you are not just hurting yourselves, you are hurting everyone. >> i appreciate your comments and will definitely relay that. obviously this is a consumer company and we want to have good relations with the consumers and community and i take to heart your comments. >> and is there any other public comment at this time? please step up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have been working with residents in the 11 districts on this issue. first, let me point out that settlement discussions are part of the typical procedure for case like this. it is nothing unusual about the judge getting to a discuss for a settlement and our point is that we would like to have the city attor

e, approve the plans and specifications, contract -- contract ww-433, buchanan/ pierce/filbert/sacramento street and marina boulevard sewer replacement. any items to be removed from the consent calendar? >> -- president vietor: hearing none, is there a motion to adopt the consent calendar? second. all of those in favor? aye? opposed? thank you. the consent item passes. next item, please. secretary housh: the next item is -- [audience member] president vietor: we called for public comment. did you of a public comment on one of those items? -- did you have a public comment? is there one in particular that you would like to hear an update on? [audience member] >> it is actually a one-page, a two-sided report. you have heard so much about that in the last several meetings, and we thought we would do a high-level update, letting you know that we have moved along the contract for the board of supervisors and some other small items, but it is not major. president vietor: and these written reports are available to the public, correct? " >> yes, and they are on the website. president vietor: they

pierce he can crush of plywood box just as easily as a human can a magical oaks is no problem for him to destroy the shelter from the same lion weighs more than seven hundred kilograms according to published figures they can weigh as much as a ton the plywood is a little a thing as far as the seal is concerned. first seals just like any sort of movement they explore is trying to walk as slowly as they can to avoid startling animals. live but it does help one of the seals came up to us to say hello to you couldn't sniff us out because the wind was blowing our way otherwise he wouldn't have come anywhere near us. first seals liven up towards evening when the temperature drops marine mammals are quite comfortable at this time considering they spend most of their lives in icy water. as scientists are going to monitor the first seals every day during the whole summer period. for an urban resident custom to the hosam cities life from barren island may seem monotonous boring. regardless it will still come in droves to the commander runs. although i've been around for forty years. i still don

one of the maintenance workers was actually able to catch another duck that had its body pierced all over by five of these darts. they tried to pull them out but he died. the surviving ducks are still roaming about the man made ponds. they seem to be eating okay for now but are very likely in pain. wildlife volunteers will try to rescue them tomorrow. neighbors are fighting back. signs run. animal control is investigating. and now there is a $5000 reward. as for dimitri he says he had to do something. >> why go through all this trouble just for a duck? >> you have to do it sometimes. i mean, there is no why here. some things you have to do because not someone tells you to do because you feel you have to do it. >> reporter: in santa clara, kiet do, cbs5. >>> san francisco animal care and control is overcrowded with dogs and it is asking for your help tonight. this year the shelter is taking in 25,000 more stray dogs every month than in previous years. dogs are doubling up in kennels. shelter is asking people to foster dogs and if you find a stray to please keep it until there is open

. >> wendell pierce, star of hbo's treme. the best new orleans thing in the world today. thanks so much for joining me tonight. park development community. thanks so much for joining me tonight. up next, "first look." >> scheduling spat, the president vows to the house speaker, forcing his much anticipated economic speech to compete with the opening of the nfl season. still waiting, nearly 2 million remain without power on the east coast as the water finally begins to recede. >>> and wildfire outbreak. flames destroy dozens of homes in parts of drought-stricken texas and oklahoma. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with a very public battle of wills. president obama has agreed to move back the date when he'll present his economic package to congress next week, after his first offer was rejected by house speaker john boehner. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that we're told was unprecedented, rejecting the president's or

from the kid-friendly play area, to resources for gay and lesbian children who are being bullied by pierce. >> we have our cutesy little bracelets that go with that so the kids can wear them to school and show their support. >> reporter: health and well- being are a big part of this year's event with a special focus on hiv and aids, that are of particular concern to the asian and i land communities. >> we are afraid to talk about it and communicate it and we see that our communities don't come out to test and that's the issue. >> reporter: volunteers of america is confronting that issue head on today by offering free wrapped hiv testing that gives results in just 20 minutes. >> so what this is, this is testing to see if your body has come into contact with the hiv antivirus. >> people in big venues like this i think are more likely to get tested, just out and about, and it's free. so if you go like to a clinic or something or to the hospital you have to pay for it. >> reporter: with a focus on family and health, event organizers hope to double last year's attendance and bring 1,000 people